 set out a detailed post-Brexit plan.Clin Exp Metastasis. 1999 Mar;17(2):111-7. doi: 10.1023/a:1006573417179.
1 Department of Medical Biophysics, University of Western Ontario, Canada.
Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) have been shown to contribute functionally to tumor metastasis. MMP inhibitors are thus being assessed for clinical utility as anti-metastatic therapeutics. Batimastat (BB-94) is a synthetic MMP inhibitor that has been shown to inhibit tumor growth and metastasis in mice. Here we assessed the ability of batimastat to inhibit liver metastases of murine B16F1 cells, after injection of cells in mice via mesenteric vein to target the liver. We then determined which of the sequential steps in metastasis were affected by batimastat, in order to identify its mechanism of action in vivo. Intravital videomicroscopy was used to assess the effect on extravasation, and a 'cell accounting' procedure was used to determine the effect on initial survival of cells. Stereological quantification of functional blood vessels was used to determine the effect on tumor vascularity, thereby avoiding problems associated with immunohistochemical detection of liver sinusoidal endothelial cells. We found that batimastat (50 mg/kg i.p. 5 h prior to and after cell injection, daily thereafter) resulted in a 23% reduction in mean diameter of liver metastases (equivalent to a 54% reduction in tumor volume), while not reducing the number of metastases. Extravasation of cells from the liver circulation was not affected: at 8, 24 and 48 h after injection of cells, the same proportion of cells had extravasated from treated vs. control mice. Batimastat also did not inhibit early survival of cells. However, batimastat-treated mice had a significantly reduced percentage vascular volume within liver metastases, indicating inhibition of angiogenesis. This study demonstrates in vivo that the mechanism by which batimastat limits growth of B16F1 metastases in liver is not by affecting extravasation, but by inhibiting angiogenesis within metastases. This finding suggests that MMP inhibitors may be appropriate for use in patients with metastatic cells that have already extravasated in secondary sites.
This is not the prettiest thing we eat, but I thought I’d share the recipe because I’m not sure if you know the magic of mashed beans. I love quesadillas… but then again I love all Mexican food. Since I don’t eat cheese or even the substitute cheese, I thought the makings of a quesadilla would be over, until I found the brilliant idea of mashed beans. Obviously, they serve as the glue between the two tortillas and everything in between. On this particular day I splurged and had it with a regular flour tortilla, but I normally make these with corn. Either way, fill it up with all your favorite goodies and voila. Inside this version we have sauteed onions and peppers and a dash of cilantro.
Served on the side: salsa and homemade guacamole.
1. Heat up beans.
2. Saute onions and bell peppers until tender. I typically only use salt, pepper, and a little garlic powder when cooking them.
3. In another pan drizzle olive oil and let heat up on low.
4. Lay one tortilla flat in pan and spread mashed beans.
5. On top of the mashed beans put the cooked onions and bell peppers and sprinkle some cilantro.
6. If you are a vegetarian this is the time to sprinkle the cheese.
7. Put the second tortilla on top and flip.
8. Once both sides are crispy enough, serve!Description "Unexpected error [0xc0040000 - The client operation failed. Microsoft Exchange Server Information Store ID no: 8004010f-0501-8004010f] occurred. OR Unexpected error [0xc0040000 - The MAPI call failed. MAPI or an unexpected service provider. ID no: 80004005-0000-00000000] occurred. OR Unexpected error [0xc0040000 - An unexpected, unknown error has occurred. MAPI or an unspecified service provider. ID no: 8004010f-0000-00000000] occurred. "
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Unexpected error error code occurred.They are by and large racist though. Racial resentment was the largest factor in determining Trump support over other Republican or Democrat candidates in 2016, as shown by studies.

They just don’t like the word racist, because they associate it with the KKK and lynchings and other such things.

The modern day GOP isn’t racist in that sense, but they are absolutely racist in the sense that they just don’t really like minorities. They don’t actively hate them, but they do distrust them and don’t really want to see them or see their social lot _improved_ in American society. What do you call that, if not racism? Racial bias? That’s the same kind of snowflakism that Republicans complain about all the time. Call people what they are.

Even my Trump supporting friends and family will admit that they sorta kinda don’t like black people when you drill them on it, as long as you don’t associate them with white supremacists or Nazis when you do it.

One of my Republican friends was confused that I was calling Republicans racist (not in a judgmental way, but pointing out the factual reality) and I asked him what he thought about race, and he basically explained that he’s fine with black people and has black friends, but he thinks black and white people should stick to their own for the most part. And I said “Yup, that’s racist... What is not racist about culturally separating people by race?” and it clicked for him, surprisingly.Sorry I am a little late tonight. Just got home from the Lego Movie and had a blast! Anyhow, I kept seeing calls for Sombra for a header so here he is in all his grumpy glory!
Who should we have tomorrow night guys? 
You guys are really baking lately! Keep it up!
Ponies a Religion?
An article has popped up on The Telegraph, a paper from the UK, that talks about Bronies, Whovians, and Snapewives creating what they call genuine online religions. I know we really like our little ponies, but I think this one is a stretch.
Looks like EqG is showing in Vue Cinemas over in the UK on March 1 and 2 so if you want to get a meetup going to catch the film you might want to start planning!
It looks like they finally put the Daniel Ingram "Songs of Friendship and Magic" album on Rhapsody. If you are a Rhapsody subscriber, it's yours to listen to as many times as you want. There's also a remix of "Love's in Bloom" credited to his name, although I'm not sure how official it is.
Anyway, this is great news for people that have Rhapsody subscriptions and have waited for the album to make it to the service.
This is a meet-up we did in Charlotte, NC at Get Some Games With a MLP:CCG Tournament. It was 5$ entry and winners one 6 packs of boosters and raffled off a free Play mat that Looks AWESOME.
We visited Hot Topic, The Microsoft Store, Best Buy, Barns and Noble, Games by James, and various other stores at the Mall of America. On Behalf of Minnesota Bronies we would like to thank the Mall of America for being such gracious host.
Yesterday a very few of the Bronies of Toronto, 8 to be exact, went to the Nathan Phillips Square to do some skating. We then went to the Eaton Centre after and went to some of the stores, including Hot Topic, which disappointingly did not have much merchandise. After that we went to the Silver Snail and then had lunch at the AMC food court. This photo was taken at the food court where I could get everyone in it. I also put myself in the picture too and turned some faces to obscene to clearly identify people who were not in the group. It was a very fun time! Too bad a lot of people in the group only go to large meet ups.
Bronies from Sudbury, Timmins and North Bay, Ontario, got together to celebrate a members birthday.
It’s once again time