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Commercial Account Manager jobs in Cincinnati, OH
Synageva BioPharma | Cincinnati, OH and 1 other location
Regional Account Manager, NeurologyThe Regional Account Manager will represent the assigned Alexion brands and their approved indications; provide disease and product education to external customers such as physicians, nurses, etc. in order to help patients
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
North American Breweries | Cincinnati, OH and 1 other location
National Account ManagerDevelop and manage individual retail annual business plans for each call point; including the identification of the account�s SWOT, distribution gaps, POC level opportunities and promotional opportunities.
5 - 7 years experience|
Food & Beverage
Nexeo Solutions | Florence, KY and 3 other locations
Chemicals, Senior Account Manager, CASEThe purpose of the Senior Account Manager is to sell Nexeo offerings and solutions to current and prospective customers.
8 - 10 years experience|
Danaher | Cincinnati, OH and 1 other location
Accounting ManagerResponsible for the operation of the general ledger functions for all LBS entities served by the Shared Service Center.
5 - 7 years experience|
Medical Diagnostic Laboratories | Cincinnati, OH and 19 other locations
Entry Level Account Manager$40KAs an Account Manager, you will be responsible for maintaining a large client base of existing customers for MDL and serve as a liaison between management and customers to resolve any customer issues.
Less than 5 years experience|
Biotech/PharmaPosted by Brianna Jadney
Medpace | Cincinnati, OH
Manager / Associate Director, Commercial OperationsDevelop tools that optimize business processes and support continuous improvement.
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
Confidential Company | Cincinnati, OH and 3 other locations
Commercial Construction Project ManagerYou will have overall responsibility for project performance, safety, and customer satisfaction.
5 - 7 years experience|
ConstructionPosted by Tracey Stebane
Horizon Pharma | Cincinnati, OH
Specialty Account ManagerThe Specialty Account Manager (SAM) is responsible for representing Horizon products to physicians and healthcare professionals, establishing Biotech/Infusion product sales, and performing total territory account management.
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
Cincinnati Financial | Fairfield, OH
Accounting - Manager SEC ReportingLead and teach colleagues to understand new and existing GAAP rules and how they compare to STAT requirements.
8 - 10 years experience|
Dole Food | Erlanger, KY
National Account ManagerSecure new distribution, investigating all opportunities for Dole Value Added and private label salads within key customer�s product line.
5 - 7 years experience|
Food & Beverage
Confidential Company | Cincinnati, OH
Account ManagerDevelop and execute business plan to grow automation, motion control, drive and control product business at assigned accounts; target and convert new OEM accounts within a defined geography.
8 - 10 years experience|
Engineering ServicesPosted by Harish Poojari
Chemicals Company | Cincinnati, OH and 12 other locations
Regional Key Account Manager - Lubricants$70K - $120KAs the Regional Key Account Manager for the lubricants division, you will be responsible for sell specialty fluid additives, distilled and tall oil fatty acids and their derivatives primarily to formulators, package manufacturers, intermediate manufacturers and chemicals manufacturers.
5 - 7 years experience|
ChemicalsPosted by Alex Freeman
Honeywell | Cincinnati, OH
Account Manager - Industrial Automation SalesThis person will work both independently, and with business and technical personnel, and call on Industrial customers across all verticals.
5 - 7 years experience|
Energy / Oil & GasPosted by Tammy Lederman
Automotive Inspection Company | Cincinnati, OH and 18 other locations
Vehicle Inspection Sales Manager - National AccountsIdentify most effective channels of new service communication (trade shows, promotional literature, etc.) and recommend new market initiatives and opportunities to management.
11 - 15 years experience|
AutomotivePosted by Confidential Recruiter
HP | Cincinnati, OH and 7 other locations
Sales: Software Enterprise Account Manager / Executive / Representative$225K - $275KIdentify and assess opportunities to grow existing accounts or develop new opportunities; engage HPE Execs as necessary and in ways which will have maximum impact.
5 - 7 years experience|
SoftwarePosted by Pat Riley
Medpace | Cincinnati, OH and 1 other location
Project Finance Account ManagerMaintain a strong relationship with the customer during an ongoing clinical trial.
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
Tableau Software | Cincinnati, OH and 3 other locations
Account ManagerDevelop and manage sales pipeline, prospect and assess sales and move a large number of transactions simultaneously through the sales pipeline.
5 - 7 years experience|
Nestle | Cincinnati, OH
National Account Manager (Medical Sales)Negotiate and Secure IDN level hospital agreements in line with Medical Sales strategy with expanded reach through in-person meetings with all levels of leadership and KDMs.
8 - 10 years experience|
Food & Beverage
Mars | Cincinnati, OH
Account Manager - KrogerResponsible for placement and everyday shelving and merchandising, pricing, promotion and seasonal merchandising that achieve customer objectives, category leadership and company objectives.
5 - 7 years experience|
Food & Beverage
Confidential Company | Cincinnati, OH
National Account Manager - Kroger Account$100K - $110KThe National Account Manager, Kroger is responsible for the functional management and leadership of all sales related activities for assigned brands/categories at Kroger.
Less than 5 years experience|
Food & BeveragePosted by Marlene Ponthier
SnyderLance Inc(61) | West Chester, OH
National Accounts ManagerLeads and coordinates the overall sales and field marketing initiatives to deliver annual operating plan objectives; manages the broker team and ensures all retail and division execution is occurring as planned.
5 - 7 years experience|
Healthcare IT
Cube Management | Cincinnati, OH and 17 other locations
Major Account Manager - Supply Chain Software - Midwest - 27024166$280K - $325KSold Supply Chain, ERP or related solutions into large Major Accounts, to handle their largest and most important customers in the Manufacturing, Chemical, CPG & Tire verticals in the Midwest.
8 - 10 years experience|
SoftwarePosted by Wayne Cozad
Newgistics | Hebron, KY
Account Manager, FulfillmentDefine and deliver solutions to all levels within the customer organization as requested, from executive management through the technical staff.
5 - 7 years experience|
Manufacturing / Diversified
Stericycle | Cincinnati, OH
National Account ManagerLead the new sales and contract renewal process with assigned and new National Ac-counts.
8 - 10 years experience|
Misc. Healthcare
ADT Security | Norwood, OH
Manager Territory Commercial SalesContinuously monitor the sales growth vs. budget expectations, sales plans target objectives, revenue growth performance and increased market share growth.
5 - 7 years experience|
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The Dollar Takes Ahold of the Rate Hike Talk
And now… today's Pfennig for your thoughts…
Good day, and a Tom terrific Tuesday to you!
Well, the BS (Big Shift) that I talked about yesterday, has really taken ahold of the markets. Bond yields are rising, stocks are getting sold, the commodities, minus oil, are seeing their recent gains slip away, and the currencies are folding like a lawn chair vs. the dollar. This has become more than just that "last gasp rally" that I've talked about for the dollar as I thought it was fading in the strong dollar trend. This rate hike talk has really taken the markets by surprise, and now has their undivided attention. The dollar is rallying again this morning, with only a small number of currencies, like the Russian ruble, gaining vs. the green/peachback.
And all the focus is getting put on the Janet Yellen speech this coming Friday. Recall last week I told you that it was very curious that this speech was put on the schedule at the last minute, as the speech will come before the "black out date" ahead of the Fed meeting. And according to Fed member Williams, we had better pay attention to what she says, because, "she speaks for the committee." So, right now, the odds of a June rate hike have gone from 10% to 65% in a week, and if Yellen follows up the recent pro rate hike in June talks from the Fed members, then I would expect that percentage for odds of a rate hike to rise significantly.
All this talk about a rate hike in June is beginning to give me a rash. Need I remind everyone that on April 11th, Fed Chair, Janet Yellen was called to the White House for an unscheduled meeting with the President and VP. It was widely rumored afterward that Yellen was brought there to hear the President tell her face to face that there will be no rate hike before the election (read into that what you may).
Now maybe that wasn't the reason she was brought there, but really, couldn't anything else that was discussed be done over the phone, via email, or even a card or letter? Old school, I know. And tea and crumpets don't seem to be the president's style. So, what is all this talk of a rate hike in June going to achieve if there is no rate hike June? Well, it slowed down the markets a bit from getting too cocky. So, maybe that was it. It also stopped the dollar selling on a dime, so add that in. But in the end, all this rate hike talk is just talk. I've told you this before but it works well here too. My dad always told me, "Chuck, money talks, and BS walks". And in the words of Charlie Daniels, "sometimes I think that preacher man would like to do a little walkin' too."
Have you ever heard the phrase: "A Two-handed economist"? You know the kind that says, "on one hand I see this happening. On the other hand I see this happening." The "this" being something completely opposite of each other. Well, that's what we received from Fed St. Louis President James Bullard yesterday in his speech, when he said, "that "below trend growth" is a prime reason a lower tightening path could be justified (so read from that no rate hike). Then he argued that "rates kept too low for too long could cause financial instability in the future and therefore stronger market expectations for a rate hike in June are probably good." (read from that a rate hike). Which way are you going Mr. Bullard? Tell us, tell us, please!
He did stray from the recent rhetoric from Fed speakers who go out of their way to tell their audiences that they are in favor of a rate hike in June. But, then the markets just take what they want from something a Fed member says, so they forgot all about the first part of Bullard's speech and concentrated on the second part where he suggests a rate hike is coming. Really? Come on markets, why go down this rabbit hole? And now I'm going to take issue with something Bullard said. That "rates kept too low for too long could cause financial instability". Really? Wait, what? You just now figured that out? Didn't we figure that out in the last decade with Big Al Greenspan's attempt to sell houses? I mean, promote growth.
So, like I said earlier the markets have the dollar on top of the currency hill today, and even a nice print from Germany on GDP isn't enough to stop the dollar from taking a pound of flesh from the euro this morning. Yes, in Germany, a pick-up of machinery and equipment investment of 0.9 points to 1.9% vs. the previous quarter, stronger imports and exports and a strong increase in construction investment, pushed the German first QTR GDP to 0.7% vs. the previous QTR.
The only hiccup to the report was a weaker than expected contribution from personal consumption. I know that 0.7% GDP growth doesn't sound like a things are looking up in the Eurozone's largest economy, but it is. Recall that not that long ago, Germany was in a recession, and growth was 0, zero, nada, zilch, nothing.
Germany also saw the Expectations Index as measured by the think tank ZEW fall in May from 11.2 to 6.4, and the Current Situation rise from 47.7 to 53.1. Hmmm, I guess it's a case of everyone is happy now, but see storm clouds gathering. Hopefully those storm clouds dissipate.
Did you hear about the antitrust lawsuits that are being filed against 16 of the world's largest banks, including JP Morgan Chase, and Citicorp? The lawsuits are accusing the banks of hurting investors who bought securities tied to LIBOR by rigging the interest rate benchmark? The U.S. Courts of Appeals in NY said, "Requiring the banks to pay treble damages to every plaintiff that ended up on the wrong side of an independent LIBOR denominated derivative swap would not only bankrupt 16 of the world's most important financial institutions, but also vastly extend the potential scope of antitrust liability in myriad of markets where derivative investments have proliferated." Uh-Oh.
I'll be sure to keep my eye on this new folks, because this is HUGE! I know that sounds a lot like a FWIW article, but I had it on my mind right now, and had to get it out!
The Aussie dollar (A$) took it on the chin again last night, as traders see interest rates here going in the opposite direction than those in the U.S. and even a speech by Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Gov. Stevens wasn't enough to wrap a tourniquet around the A$.
And as I said above the Russian ruble is one of the few currencies to carve out a gain vs. the dollar this morning. I don't see anything moving the ruble in this direction, as the price of oil is pretty much flat overnight.
The price of oil saw some slippage overnight, but not much and oil still maintains a handle of $47 this morning, so given all the dollar strength everywhere else, this slippage isn't anything to be concerned with.
Gold lost $3.70 yesterday and is down another $8.70 this morning. Like I said above, this dollar strength thing on the rate hike talk is nothing to stand in front of. I guess if Gold is going higher eventually, according to James Rickards, then these are buying opportunities. Speaking of James Rickards… Bullard and the other Fed speakers didn't give gold traders/investors any reason to push the envelope on such a "nothing kind of day". I actually slept through a lot of the day, so it was a nothing kind of day for me too!
I was reading my 5 Minute Forecast, which can be found here (you'll have to subscribe to read it, but I don't go a work day without reading it!) and in the 5 Minute Forecast (The 5) editor, Dave Gonigam was going through the paces of explaining why James Rickards believes that gold will eventually end up with a price of $10,000 per ounce. So, I borrowed a shot piece of that, on the manipulators for you to read. here goes!
'Gold manipulation can be done by market players like hedge funds, COMEX operators and other players using ETFs and leasing and unallocated contracts. These manipulations do exist and can influence the price of gold in the short term.'
So there's no need for any tinfoil hat here – gold manipulation is real. But it'll fail in the end, says Jim: 'Ultimately, the macro forces driving gold to $10,000 will overpower the manipulators. But until then, the price of gold will move, in part, because of manipulators' actions.'
The U.S. Data Cupboard is darn near empty today. Yesterday, the Flash PMI's for the U.S. manufacturing sector showed some real problems as the index number fell to a 7 year low, of 50.5. Just a rounding error from a sub-50 level. I would be worried about that if I were Janet Yellen, but then who knows what keeps her awake at night.
For What it's Worth. This is good… as it is an article on CNBC.com that's title is "U.S. Warns Japan on yen interventions as G-7 reaffirms deal 'no competitive devaluations'". So, this sounds to me like it is about the so-called Shanghai Accord. You can read the entire article here, or here's your snippet..
"The U.S. issued a fresh warning to Japan against competitive currency devaluation on Saturday, exposing a rift on exchange-rate policy that overshadowed a Group of 7 (G-7) finance leaders gathering hosted by the Asian nation.
Japan and the U.S. have been at logger-heads over currency policy, with Washington saying Tokyo had no justification to intervene in the market to stem yen gains, given the currency's moves remained "orderly".
In bilateral talks ahead of the second day of G-7 talks in Sendai, Japan, on Saturday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso that it was important to refrain from competitive currency devaluations."
'Secretary Lew underscored that the commitments made by the G-20 in Shanghai to use all policy tools to promote growth – fiscal policy, monetary policy and structural reforms – and to refrain from competitive devaluation and communicate closely have helped to contribute to confidence in the global economy in recent months,' according to a statement by the Treasury Department.
Chuck again. yeah, right, there's no "accord". But as I've said before, I do believe that the accord has started to fade, as the dollar strengthens, and the currencies that had gained on the accord have given back those gains.
That's it for today. I hope you have a Tom terrific Tuesday, and be good to yourself!
Chuck Butler
for The Daily Pfennig
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 review (2014 edition)
The 2014 Note 10.1 looks fantastic and has the best specs of any Android tablet out there, but we grew frustrated by its choppy performance.
- Beautiful high-res display
- Thinner, lighter and easier to handle
- Incredible audio performance
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- Unusually sluggish performance
- Battery life isn't as long as expected
If you want your product to sound like it belongs in the future, why not name it after the future itself? Taking a page from the auto industry, Samsung named its new Galaxy Note 10.1 for the coming year, dubbing it the 2014 edition. And, judging from what we've seen of the new Note so far, it's clear Samsung has greatly improved upon many of the original's shortcomings; it even added more storage space! Unfortunately, though, Samsung also boosted the base price by $50 as a result. So how does it hold up? Does the new Note 10.1 trick us into believing it came from the future, or is it too easy to look through Sammy's "futuristic" marketing campaign? Gaze into the Magic 8 Ball with us to find out.


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US STOCKS-Wall St closes higher; Nasdaq up for 6th straight day
* Nasdaq scores best six-day streak since Dec. 2011
* Investors attribute weakness in data to poor weather
* Cisco falls after results, but tech sector rises
* Indexes up: Dow 0.4 pct, S&P 0.6 pct, Nasdaq 0.9 pct
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NEW YORK, Feb 13 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday, with the Nasdaq rising for a sixth straight day, as investors looked past disappointing data on consumer spending, chalking the weakness up to weather instead of weaker fundamentals.
The Nasdaq is up about 5.7 percent over the past six sessions, its best six-day advance since December 2011. Both the Dow and S&P 500 rose for the fifth session out of the last six.
Indexes opened lower but gained throughout the session, although Cisco Systems, which sank after warning about a slump in revenue, limited the Dow's advance.
Initial claims for state unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week while January retail sales fell and December retail sales were revised lower. Continuación...


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Discussion in 'The Water Cooler' started by cybercore, Jul 21, 2010.
Looks like Dark Seed 2
certainly is
gobliins, not sure which one though
Yep, it's Gobliiins, the first one.
Nice, ok going real old school with this classic....
Hint time maybe?
yea I guess so... ok the title is very close to a song title from Highlander
need a easier clue? ok... "H.O.T. Magic"
Ok this ones gone too long, it was "Heavy on the Magic" available on Specrum/Amstrad/C64. Next poster can claim round.
heheh, I was going to say Queen. lol Go again.
LOL okay, here's a newer title for PC at the near dawn of hardware accelerated 3d shooters
ok nobody has guessed it, forgot myself to be honest... the game was "Forsaken" (bit like Decent series.) skip to next player.


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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) – An anaesthesiologist has had to intubate a baby in the dark to save the child's life after the generator ran out of fuel at Kuala Krai Hospital, today.
This was the harrowing account as described through a WhatsApp message by Dr Adibah Abdullah, a medical officer at the hospital.
The hospital has been running on a generator after electricity supply was cut off around 5pm yesterday, as a result of rapidly rising flood waters in what can only be described as one of the worst floods in Kelantan's history.
It was unclear exactly when the generator ran out of diesel.
In a string of WhatsApp messages updating the worsening condition at the hospital to a friend, Dr Adibah explained that the patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) and critical care unit (CCU) were currently breathing on machines running on battery power.
"If the (electicity) supply is not restored, we will take turns to do manual bagging (manually ventilating a patient with a handheld resuscitation device) but for how long?" she wrote.
She said the diesel supply for the generator was promised to be delivered at 8.30pm by helicopter. However, the problem was that the hospital was in total darkness.
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Capcom have announced that their upcoming RPG Dragon's Dogma will tackly its lack of online multiplayer in a uniquely novel manner, namely by allowing players to pool their resorces against an immensely powerful dragon and go to asynchronous battle with it.
The Ur-Dragon, which apparently appears in the Everfall beneath Gran Soren, is a challenge that awaits players and their parties of AI-driven Pawns and which anyone from around the world can compete in collectively online. The effect of each party's attacks will be combined, but the dragon's immense strength means it will take multiple encounters before the Ur-Dragon finally falls.
If you happen to unleash the fatal blow you receive the maximum reward, but all competing players will obtain both common and rare items as damage is inflicted on the beast. All slayers of the Ur-Dragon will have their names and play times recorded in a hall of fame for others to view and aim to beat.
Players without an online connection can take on the Ur-Dragon alone, but the rewards will be different to those received online.


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In the first part of this series I showed how you could get the country of a visitor via his IP address. Now with this precious information, I'll show you how to map the visitor visually on the world map using Google Maps.
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In this short post I'll show you how to geolocate your visitors with PHP. First of all let's have a look at what you'll need :
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The second largest 'Silicon Module Super League' (SMSL) member Canadian Solar has secured a syndicated loan agreement through Japan's Mizuho Bank for JPY4.7 billion (US$39.5 million).
Canadian Solar said that its Japanese subsidiary Canadian Solar Japan K.K., had secured the loan for working capital and business operations, primarily in PV power plant and module supply.
Dr. Shawn Qu, chairman and CEO of Canadian Solar said: "This partnership once again demonstrates Canadian Solar's strength and recognition as the global tier-1 leader that is able to get local financing from large banks in Japan."
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1991?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Alexander Klimetschek updated JCR-1991: --------------------------------------- Summary: Create osgi bundles for all jars (was: please create osgi bundles for all jars) > Create osgi bundles for all jars > -------------------------------- > > Key: JCR-1991 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1991 > Project: Jackrabbit Content Repository > Issue Type: Sub-task > Components: jackrabbit-core, jackrabbit-jca, jackrabbit-jcr-benchmark, jackrabbit-jcr-server, jackrabbit-jcr-tests, jackrabbit-jcr2spi, jackrabbit-spi, jackrabbit-spi-commons, jackrabbit-spi2jcr, jackrabbit-text-extractors, jackrabbit-webdav > Reporter: Martin Zdila > > I think that also jackrabbit-text-extractors, jackrabbit-spi-commons, jackrabbit-spi and jackrabbit-core libraries should be budles. How could we otherwise use Jackrabbit in the OSGi environment if not all required libraries are bundles? You maybe could also provide jcr-1.0.jar as OSGi bundle. Current;y I must create bundles from forementioned libraries by using the bnd tool. Thanks in advance. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Bern, March 11, 2003, a Framework Loan Agreement is signed between Vneshtorgbank and the Union Bank of Switzerland, Zurich, Switzerland for the sum of 250 million Swiss francs.
The Agreement provides a long-term financing in Swiss francs, USA dollars or Euros for the purchase by Russian importers of manufactured goods and related services both of Swiss origin or produced by other OECD countries under the guarantees of the export credit agencies of those countries.
The financing extended for 5 years will cover 85% of the contracted value of the goods and services. Longer credit facilities are also possible subject to further negotiating by the Agreement parties.
Due to the Agreement signed, there is every ground to expect the cost of credits to be extended by Vneshtorgbank to the real sector of the Russian economy to significantly reduce, since the financial terms of the loan offered by UBS to Vneshtorgbank are most favourable.
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The vanilloid receptor TRPV1 is activated by ethanol and this may be important for some of the central and peripheral actions of ethanol. To determine if this receptor has a role in ethanol-mediated behaviors, we studied null mutant mice in which the Trpv1 gene was deleted. Mice lacking this gene showed significantly higher preference for ethanol and consumed more ethanol in a two-bottle choice test as compared with wild type littermates. Null mutant mice showed shorter duration of loss of righting reflex induced by low doses of ethanol (3.2 and 3.4 g/kg) and faster recovery from motor incoordination induced by ethanol (2 g/kg). However, there were no differences between null mutant and wild type mice in severity of ethanol-induced acute withdrawal (4 g/kg) or conditioned taste aversion to ethanol (2.5 g/kg). Two behavioral phenotypes (decreased sensitivity to ethanol-induced sedation and faster recovery from ethanol-induced motor incoordination) seen in null mutant mice were reproduced in wild type mice by injection of a TRPV1 antagonist, capsazepine (10 mg/kg). These two ethanol behaviors were changed in the opposite direction after injection of capsaicin, a selective TRPV1 agonist, in wild type mice. The studies provide the first evidence that TRPV1 is important for specific behavioral actions of ethanol.
Transient receptor potential (TRP) ion channels are receiving renewed attention in neurophysiology, sensory neuropharmacology and pain research. This cation channel superfamily represents an ancient sensory apparatus of the cell, responding to temperature, touch, sound, osmolarity, pheromones, taste, pain and other stimuli (see Clapham, 2003 for review). TRP channels are essential for humans to appreciate pungent, sweet, bitter, umami and other tastes (Zhang et al., 2003; Bandell et al., 2004) and to discriminate between different temperatures (Clapham, 2003; Patapoutian et al., 2003). The TRP channel of vanilloid type 1 (TRPV1) has been previously recognized as the receptor for capsaicin, the pungent ingredient in red pepper fruits of the genus Capsicum that include paprika, jalapeño and cayenne (Szallasi and Blumberg, 1999). TRPV1 is involved in pain responses because it is sensitive to heat, acidosis and noxious chemicals, and it becomes sensitized by inflammatory and proalgesic mediators. Thus, TRPV1 behaves as a multimodal nocisensor of afferent neurons and is hypothesized to be a key player in the hyperalgesia associated with inflammation (Caterina et al., 2000; Davis et al., 2000). Furthermore, TRPV1 has also been found in various brain areas, including dopaminergic neurons of the substantia nigra, hippocampal pyramidal neurons, hypothalamic neurons, the locus coeruleus in the brainstem and in various layers of the cortex, where it might be involved in modulation of synaptic plasticity (Mezey et al., 2000; Roberts et al., 2004). Lastly, negative reinforcers, including pain, may have a role in opiate and alcohol dependence (see Koob, 2009; Martin and Ewan, 2008 for rev.). Thus, nociceptors such as TRP channels may be important for regulation of alcohol intake because of their known role in pain and therefore potential role in negative reinforcement.
Directly the role of TRPV1 channels in mediating behavioral effects of ethanol has not been studied although the deletion of another TRP channel, Trpm5, was shown to reduce ethanol preference and intake (Blednov et al., 2008). However, for many years it has been known that ethanol produces taste responses that include a burning sensation (Hellekant, 1965; Danilova and Hellekant, 2002; Sako and Yamamoto, 1999). The presence of the TRPV1 channel in taste receptor cells (Lyall et al., 2005a-c) provides a possible mechanism for the burning effect of ethanol. Indeed, previous studies in nociceptive neurons that innervate the face and mouth, as well as TRPV1-expressing HEK293 cells, showed that TRPV1 channels responded to ethanol at concentrations of 0.3-3% (about 65-650 mM) (Trevisani et al., 2002). Specifically, ethanol potentiated the response of TRPV1 to selective TRPV1 agonist - capsaicin and protons (acidic solution of pH 6) and lowered the threshold for heat activation of TRPV1 from 42 °C to 34 °C, which is near the temperature of the tongue. This provides a likely mechanistic explanation for the ethanol-induced sensory responses of inflamed tissues (Hirota et al., 2003). Given the widespread distribution of TRPV1 in both the peripheral and the central nervous system, activation of this channel by ethanol may be important for some peripheral or central actions of ethanol.
To determine if the vanilloid receptor may participate in regulation of ethanol consumption and other ethanol-induced behaviors, we studied null mutant mice with deletion of the Trpv1 gene (Caterina et al., 2000).
Null mutant Trpv1 (-/-) allele mice were created using homologous recombination as previously described (Caterina et al., 2000). Commercially available breeding pairs of Trpv1 (-/-) mice on 129X1/SvJ × C57Bl/6J genetic background were purchased from Jackson Laboratories, Bar Harbor, ME. In preliminary experiments wild type as well as knockout mice from this colony showed very low level of ethanol intake. To increase ethanol consumption, mice were backcrossed two times to C57Bl/6J, and heterozygous mice from the F2 generation were used to establish the experimental colony. All behavioral analyses were performed on homozygous knockout (-/-) and wild type (+/+) littermates generated from crosses between heterozygous animals. Mice were group-housed three-five per cage based on sex. Food and water were available ad libitum. The vivarium was maintained on a 12:12 h light:dark cycle with lights on at 7:00 a.m. The temperature (22 °C) and humidity (40-60%) of the room were controlled. All experiments were performed during the light phase of the light/dark cycle. Male mice were used for all studies and were 10-16 wk old at the time of analysis; within each experimental paradigm, mice of similar ages were used. All experiments were conducted in the isolated behavioral testing rooms in the animal facility to avoid external distractions. All experiments were approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee.
Two-bottle choice allows measurement of ethanol preference and intake under conditions of voluntary consumption. Because the ethanol produces taste responses (sweet and bitter) it is critical to analyze the sensitivity of the genotypes to bitter (quinine solutions) and sweet (saccharin solutions) tastes. Conditioned taste aversion is used as the index of aversive properties to ethanol and the response in this test is negatively correlated with voluntary ethanol intake. Loss of righting reflex shows the anesthetic or sedative activities of ethanol and may negatively correlate with voluntary ethanol consumption. Acute ethanol withdrawal shows the sensitivity to the development of ethanol physical dependence and also negatively correlates with ethanol intake in two-bottle choice paradigm. The rotarod test shows the motor incoordination as well as recovery from mild acute ethanol intoxication.
The two-bottle choice protocol was carried out as previously described (Blednov et al., 2001). Briefly, mice were allowed to acclimate for 1 wk to individual housing. Two drinking tubes were available continuously to each mouse, and tubes were weighed daily. One tube always contained water. Food was available ad libitum, and mice were weighed every 4 d. After 4 d of water consumption (both tubes), mice were offered 3% ethanol (v/v) vs. water for 4 d. Tube positions were changed every day to control for position preferences. Quantity of ethanol consumed (g/kg body weight/24 h) was calculated for each mouse and these values were averaged for every concentration of ethanol. Immediately following 3% ethanol, a choice between 6% (v/v) ethanol and water was offered for 4 d, then 9% (v/v) ethanol vs. water for 4 d, then 12% (v/v) ethanol vs. water for 4 d and finally 15% (v/v) ethanol vs. water for 4 d. Throughout the experiment, evaporation/spillage estimates were calculated every day from two bottles placed in an empty cage, one containing water and the other containing the appropriate ethanol solution.
Wild type or knockout mice were also tested for saccharin and quinine consumption. One tube always contained water and the other contained the tastant solution. Mice were serially offered saccharin (0.033% and 0.066%) and quinine hemisulfate (0.03 mM and 0.06 mM) and intakes were calculated. Each concentration was offered for 4 d, with bottle position changed every day. For each tastant, the low concentration was always presented first, followed by the higher concentration. Between tastants, mice had two bottles both containing water for two weeks.
Mice were scored for handling-induced convulsions (HICs) severity 30 min before and immediately before i.p. ethanol administration. The two pre-drug baseline scores (PRE) were averaged. A dose of 4 g/kg of ethanol in saline was injected i.p., and the HIC score was tested every hour until the HIC level reached baseline. Acute withdrawal was quantified as the area under the curve but above PRE level and handling-induced convulsion scoring was performed according to Crabbe et al. (1991). Briefly, each mouse was picked up gently by the tail and, if necessary, gently rotated 180°, and HICs scored as follows: 5, tonic-clonic convulsion when lifted; 4, tonic convulsion when lifted; 3, tonic-clonic convulsion after a gentle spin; 2, no convulsion when lifted, but tonic convulsion elicited by a gentle spin; 1, facial grimace only after a gentle spin; 0, no convulsion.
Subjects were adapted to a water-restriction schedule (2 h of water per day) over a 7-d period. At 48-h intervals over the next 10 d (days 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11), all mice received 1-h access to a solution of saccharin (0.15% w/v sodium saccharin in tap water). Immediately after 1-h access to saccharin, mice received injections of saline or ethanol (2.5 g/kg) (days 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9). Mice also received 30-min access to tap water 5 h after each saccharin access period to prevent possible dehydration followed by injection of ethanol (2.5 g/kg, i.p.) (days 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9). On intervening days, mice had 2 h continuous access to water at standard times in the morning (days 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10).
Sensitivity to ethanol was determined using the standard duration of LORR assay. Ethanol was diluted in 0.9% saline (20% v/v) and administered in doses (3.2 g/kg, 3.4 g/kg and 3.8 g/kg, i.p.) adjusted by injection volumes. Mice were injected with ethanol and when they became ataxic, they were placed in the supine position in V-shaped plastic troughs until they were able to right themselves three times within 30 s. LORR was defined as the time from being placed in the supine position until they regained their righting reflex. During all LORR assays, room temperature was 22 °C. Mice that failed to lose the righting reflex (misplaced injections) or had duration of LORR greater than two standard deviations from the group mean were excluded from the analysis.
Mice were trained on a fixed speed rotarod (Economex; Columbus Instruments; speed of rod, 5.0 rpm), and training was complete when mice were able to remain on the rotarod for 60 s. Every 10 min after injection of ethanol (2 g/kg i.p.), each mouse was placed back on the rotarod and latency to fall was measured until the mouse was able to stay on the rotarod for 60 s.
All ethanol (Aaper Alcohol and Chemical, Shelbyville, KY) solutions were made in saline (20%, v/v) and injected i.p. in a volume of 0.1 ml/10 g of body weight. Capsazepine (Tocris, Ellisville, MO; 10 mg/kg i.p.), an antagonist of TRPV1, was prepared as a suspension of drug in saline with 4-5 drops of Tween-80 and injected in wild type Trpv1 (+/+) mice in a volume of 0.1 ml/10 g of body weight 15 min before administration of ethanol in LORR and rotarod experiments. Capsaicin (Tocris, Ellisville, MO; 1 mg/kg i.p.), an agonist of TRPV1, was prepared as a suspension of drug in saline with 4-5 drops of Tween-80.
Animals were given a single dose of ethanol (3.8 g/kg i.p.), and blood samples were taken from the retro-orbital sinus 30, 60, 120, 180 and 240 min after injection. Blood ethanol concentration (BEC) values, expressed as mg ethanol per ml blood were determined spectrophotometrically using an enzyme assay (Lundquist, 1959).
Data are reported as the mean ± S.E.M. The statistics software program GraphPad Prizm (Jandel Scientific, Costa Madre, CA) was used throughout. To evaluate differences between groups, analysis of variance (two-way ANOVA with Bonferroni post hoc analysis) and Student's t-test were applied.
In a two-bottle test in which mice could drink either water or an ascending series of ethanol concentrations (3, 6, 9, 12 and 15%), mice lacking Trpv1 displayed increased ethanol consumption (F(1,95) = 5.0; p < 0.05, main effect of genotype; F(4,95) = 11.3; p < 0.001, main effect of concentration; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - genotype and ethanol concentration) (Fig. 1A) as well as increased preference for ethanol (F(1,95) = 5.7; p < 0.05, main effect of genotype and F(4,95) = 7.0; p < 0.001, main effect of concentration) (Fig. 1B). No genotype × concentration interaction was found. There were no differences in total intake of fluid (water + ethanol solution) between wild type and null mutant mice (Fig. 1C).
Mice lacking Trpv1 did not differ from wild type mice in preference for saccharin (F(1,36) = 0.5, p > 0.05 and F(1,36)7.0,= p < 0.05, main effect of genotype and concentration, respectively; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - genotype and ethanol concentration) or for quinine (F(1,38) = 0.3, p > 0.05 and F(1,38) = 8.8, p < 0.01, main effect of genotype and concentration, respectively; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - genotype and ethanol concentration) (Fig. 2A and C). There were no significant differences in total fluid intake (g/kg/day) between wild type and null mutant mice for saccharin (F(1,38) = 0.1, p > 0.05 and F(1,38) = 33.5, p < 0.001, main effect of genotype and concentration, respectively) or quinine (F(1,38) = 0.3, p > 0.05 and F(1,38) = 0.2, p > 0.05, main effect of genotype and concentration, respectively)(Fig. 2B and D).
Because the experiments for each dose of ethanol in both wild type and knockout mice were done on different days and with different mice they can be considered as independent experiments and a Student t-test was used to analyze these data. The duration of loss of righting reflex (LORR) produced by ethanol was decreased in null mutants compared with wild type at 3.2 g/kg (p < 0.05) and 3.4 g/kg (p < 0.01) (Fig. 3A). No differences in duration of LORR between wild type and knockout mice were found at dose of 3.8 g/kg.
Acute administration of ethanol (2 g/kg) produced motor incoordination in both genotypes, but null mutant mice recovered from this impairment faster than wild type mice (F(1,252) = 65; p < 0.0001, dependence on genotype; F(13,252) = 59; p < 0.0001, dependence on time; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - genotype and time) (Fig. 3B). There was a significant genotype × time interaction (F(13,252) = 4.5; p < 0.0001).
Trpv1 null mutant and wild type mice did not differ in levels of basal handling-induced convulsions (HICs). A single 4 g/kg ethanol dose suppressed basal HIC in both the knockout and the wild type mice for about 5 h, followed by increased HIC (Fig. 4A). Consistent with their genetic background animals of both genotypes demonstrated weak signs of withdrawal (HIC scores higher than the basal level). However, there were no differences in area under the curve for HIC or above the basal level during withdrawal (0.69 ± 0.23 and 1.06 ± 0.58 for wild type and knockout, respectively; Student t-test) (Fig. 4B).
There was no difference in consumption of saccharin on trial 0 (before conditioning) between wild type and Trpv1 null mutant mice (58.6 ± 3.9 g/kg body weight and 56.9 ± 2.9 g/kg body weight, respectively). To correct for any initial fluctuations in intake of tastant, intake was calculated as a percentage of the trial 0 consumption for each subject by dividing the amount of saccharin solution consumed on subsequent conditioning trials by the amount of saccharin solution consumed on trial 0 (before conditioning). Ethanol-saccharin pairings produced reduction in saccharin intake across trials compared with saline-saccharin pairings, indicating the development of conditioned taste aversion (CTA) in wild type mice (F(1,62) = 91; p < 0.001, effect of treatment; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - treatment and trial) as well as for knockout mice (F(1,62) = 366; p < 0.001, effect of treatment; F(4,62) = 6.3; p < 0.001 - dependence on trial; F(4,62) = 5.7; p < 0.001, genotype × trial interaction; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - treatment and trial) (Fig. 4C). However, there were no differences between wild type and Trpv1 null mice for comparison of saline-treated groups as well as for comparison of ethanol-treated groups (2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - genotype and trial).
There were no differences in metabolism of ethanol between wild type and mutant mice. Ethanol clearance expressed in mg of ethanol per dl of blood in 1 h was 59 ± 3 and 63 ± 4 for wild type and knockout mice, respectively (n = 5 per genotype; Student t-test).
To determine whether the differences in ethanol behavioral phenotypes of the null mutant mice are the result of deletion of Trpv1 or compensatory changes resulting from loss of this channel, we studied the effects of an antagonist of TRPV1, capsazepine, on several ethanol behaviors.
Capsazepine (10 mg/kg) significantly attenuated the sedative effect of ethanol only at 3.4 g/kg (p < 0.001, Student t-test) but had no effect on ethanol-induced LORR at dose 3.8 g/kg (Fig. 5A). Wild type mice injected with capsazepine recovered from the motor impairing effect of ethanol faster than the saline-treated group (F(1,126) = 65; p < 0.001, main effect of treatment; F(13,126) = 75; p < 0.001, main effect of time; F(13,126) = 5.6; p < 0.001, treatment × time interaction; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - treatment and time) (Fig. 5B).
We next used the inverse of the null approach, asking whether the activation of TRPV1 could produce changes opposite to deletion of Trpv1. We studied the effects of an agonist of TRPV1, capsaicin, on ethanol-induced LORR and recovery from motor incoordination produced by ethanol in wild type mice.
Capsaicin potentiated the sedative effect of ethanol at 3.4 g/kg (p < 0.001; Student t-test) and had no effect on ethanol-induced LORR produced by 3.8 g/kg (Fig. 5C).
Wild type mice injected with capsaicin recovered from the motor impairing effect of ethanol slower than the saline-treated group (F(1,256) = 41.5; p < 0.001, main effect of treatment; F(15,256) = 49.3.2; p < 0.001, main effect of time; F(15,256) = 2.7; p < 0.01, treatment × time interaction; 2-way AVOVA with repeated measures, factors were - treatment and time) (Fig. 5D). Capsaicin alone produced a very short loss of motor coordination (F(1,208) = 377; p < 0.001, main effect of treatment; F(15,208) = 10.2; p < 0.001, main effect of time; F(15,208) = 5.9;p < 0.001 treatment × time interaction); however, this cannot explain the long recovery in mice treated with capsaicin and ethanol together (Fig. 5D).
Deletion of Trpv1 significantly increases ethanol preference and consumption, reduces the sedative effect of ethanol and shortens the recovery from acute ethanol intoxication. One potential problem in interpretation of results obtained with mutant mice is whether compensatory changes in expression of other genes occur as a result of deletion of the target gene (Ponomarev et al., 2006). In this context, it is important to note that two of three behavioral differences (sedative effect of ethanol and recovery from acute ethanol intoxication) between wild type and mutant mice were reproduced in wild type mice after administration of a TRPV1 antagonist, capsazepine. The effects of a selective TRPV1 agonist, capsaicin, were opposite to those of capsazepine, and further support a direct role of TRPV1 in these ethanol behaviors.
Increased ethanol consumption in mice lacking Trpv1 could be due to reduced ethanol-induced burning sensations since high concentrations of ethanol (3%, equivalent to 510 mM) activate TRPV1 (Trevisani et al., 2002). Indeed, Trpv1 null mutant mice trained to drink a sweet solution (saccharin), showed no aversive response after addition of capsaicin (100 μM), whereas wild type mice trained to drink saccharin, vigorously avoided capsaicin solutions (Caterina et al., 2000). However, one piece of data that is not entirely consistent with the idea that ethanol consumption is promoted by removal of the burning sensation in the null mutants is that the increase in alcohol consumption was greatest for 9% ethanol solutions. One might expect the more concentrated solutions (e.g.,15%) to show the largest effect of the mutation, and this was not the case.
An alternative explanation emerges from studies showing a negative correlation between hypnotic (LORR) effects of ethanol and voluntary ethanol consumption (Thiele et al., 1998, 2000), and the reduced LORR and increased ethanol consumption resulting from deletion of TRPV1. Therefore, reduction of ethanol-induced sedation together with increased recovery from acute ethanol-induced intoxication could lead to increased ethanol consumption found in Trpv1 knockout mice. In Trpv1 null mutants, we did not see changes in two other ethanol behaviors that negatively correlate with ethanol consumption and potentially could change ethanol consumption: ethanol-induced conditioned taste aversion (for review see Chester and Cunningham, 2002) and acute ethanol withdrawal (Metten et al., 1998). One approach that might distinguish between the two possibilities (peripheral burning or central actions) is injection of capsazepine or capsaicin and asks if they change drinking (as was done for ataxia and LORR). However, this is not feasible because drinking in wild type and knockout mice was measured over a 24 h period and the duration of action of these drugs is too short to change drinking over this time frame. We attempted to employ shorter drinking schedules (e.g., measurement of drinking during 2 h at the beginning of the dark phase for either continuous access or limited access to alcohol), but drinking in these tests was not affected by deletion of Trpv1, thus they could not be used to test the effects of TRPV1 agonists or antagonists (data not shown).
There is interest in endogenous ligands that may use TRPV1 for inter- or intracellular signaling (Di Marzo et al., 2001; van der Stelt and Di Marzo, 2004). Although somewhat controversial, anandamide (AEA) was proposed as a candidate because of its structural similarity to capsaicin (Suh and Oh, 2005). AEA activates TRPV1 in recombinant and endogenous systems, which reinforces the possibility that it functions as an endovanilloid (Di Marzo et al., 2002). Lipids are also thought to regulate TRP channel function (Hofmann et al., 1999). The extensive co-localization of fatty acid amide hydrolase (FAAH) with TRPV1 in the mouse brain is consistent with the hypothesis that AEA may act as a physiological ligand of brain TRPV1 (see Starowicz et al., 2007 for review). The role of endocannabinoids in neural circuitry regulating motivation for alcohol and other drugs of abuse is well established (see Colombo et al., 2005; Maldonado et al., 2006; Gardner, 2005; Hungund and Basavarajappa, 2004). AEA is inactivated through cellular reuptake and enzymatic degradation by FAAH, which hydrolyzes AEA to arachidonic acid (Cravatt et al., 1996), and it is notable that the changes in ethanol behaviors produced by deletion of TRPV1 are identical to those produced by deletion of FAAH (Blednov et al., 2007). These data raise the possibility that endocannabinoid signaling through TRPV1 receptors opposes the effects of endocannabinoids mediated by brain cannabinoid (CB1) receptors. Consistent with this proposal, AEA is known to act simultaneously on CB1 and TRPV1 receptors to induce opposite effects. Ahluwalia et al. (2003) found that AEA had dual inhibitory and excitatory effects on calcitonin gene-related peptide release from cultured primary sensory neurons. The inhibitory effect of AEA was completely blocked by the CB1 receptor antagonist, SR141716A, while the excitatory effect of AEA was abolished by capsazepine, indicating that the inhibitory and excitatory effects of AEA were mediated exclusively by CB1 and TRPV1, respectively. Dual AEA effects on neuropeptide release were also mediated via TRPV1 and CB1 receptors as reported in a tracheal preparation in vitro (Nemeth et al., 2003). Thus, exogenous AEA can affect TRPV1 function, but it is not clear that the levels of endocannabinoids produced within neurons are sufficient to act as endogenous ligands for TRPV1.
Ethanol changes the levels of brain endocannabinoids, decreasing AEA with acute or short term treatments (Rubio et al., 2007; Caillé et al., 2007; Ferrer et al., 2007) and increasing the level of endocannabinoids but reducing the number of CB1 receptors during chronic ethanol-induced dependence and withdrawal (Basavarajappa et al., 1998; Basavarajappa and Hungund, 1999; Mitrirattanakul et al., 2007). It is possible that fluctuations in endocannabinoids can alter the behavioral actions of ethanol through actions on both CB1 and TRPV1 receptors. Our genetic and pharmacological dissections indicate that these two pathways will have opposite consequences on ethanol sedation, tolerance and consumption, thus providing homeostatic regulation. Chronic, excessive alcohol consumption, which has more pronounced effects on endocannabinoids and cannabinoid receptors compared to short term, moderate consumption (Mitrirattanakul et al., 2007), may disrupt this homeostatic balance (Koob and Le Moal, 2001).
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CBS Entertainment Chooses REZN8 To Create On-Air ImageHollywood digital arts studio wows executives and wins CBS?s business for seventh time (May 11, 2005)
CBS Entertainment has given the green light to REZN8 Productions to produce the networks 2005 on-air graphics and visual image. CBSs new look will be unveiled to advertisers and industry insiders at CBSs Upfront Meeting in New York City May 18th 2005.
The scope of work, which includes graphics and animations that promote the CBS brand, its primetime shows and on-air stars through all its affiliate stations, is something CBS addresses annually as it looks to freshen its image and attract new advertisers and viewers.
?Each year we reach out to many agencies for ideas that will keep the CBS brand evolving, said Ron Scalera, executive vice president/creative director CBS Marketing Group. ?REZN8 once again has found what we're looking for and knocked us out. They designed a full identity package that builds on our brand momentum and will attract both a wider range of viewers and advertisers then ever before.
So far, CBS has approved a vision and REZN8 is working on how the graphics fit all their promotional applications. During the current production phase, REZN8 is making final adjustments to designs and animations that CBS will debut at their New York meeting. CBSs new look, graphics, and tagline may appear in part on-air over the summer to promote upcoming fall shows, but wont officially debut to the public until September 2005.
?Weve got a highly creative and experienced team in place that understands CBSs expanding demographic and can really deliver what they are looking for, Jim Steinhaus, REZN8s executive producer, explained. ?CBS is the #1 network and this years look will reinforce that image.
REZN8s Creative Directors Seton Kim and Tom Palmer are leading the creative team as they have on the past six CBS makeovers while Steinhaus will serve as the executive producer on the campaign. The team is addressing the entire on-air presence for the network from color, layout and animations, to how the imagery works with affiliate station graphics.
About REZN8
For nearly two decades, Hollywood-based REZN8, a world-renowned, Emmy award-winning digital design studio best known for its high-profile work, technical expertise, and creativity has been an industry leader. Established in 1987, REZN8 is recognized for its creative genius in designing and developing Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), company branding, and real-time viewer experiences. REZN8s award-winning creations reflect its unique marriage of design with a deep understanding of technology and the foresight to anticipate its impact on the creative process. The company has been instrumental in developing the media vision for a broad spectrum of domestic and international clients across a range of platforms that includes broadcast, film, internet, wireless, and games.
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"We went to (Mississippi State) and they took me on a tour of the dorms, the only thing that I hadn't seen about the school. (MSU head coach John Cohen) showed me the (scholarship) offer, then he went through a powerpoint presentation. Then, when everything was over and we were about to leave I told them I am ready to be a Bulldog," said Burdick. "I love everything about the school. I committed right there in front of Coach Cohen, (assistant) Coach (Butch) Thompson and (coordinator of baseball operations) Coach (Tyler) Bratton."
Burdick was happy with the reaction of the coaches.
"To me, they (were so excited, they) acted like little kids when I committed," said Burdick, a member of Team Tennessee, the Tennessee team that played in the prestigious Sunbelt Classic in Oklahoma this past June. "And I loved that because they are big-time college coaches, coaches and people who I love to be with. That's what I'm about, being good people.
"Coach Thompson was really excited. After I committed, he said, 'you just made us a whole lot better.'"
He talked in detail about Mississippi State and why he decided to commit to them so early in the recruiting process.
"I know I grew up in Florida in the middle of a city but I'm more of that small-town kid, and that's more of what Mississippi State is," said Burdick, a member of the Perfect Game 2012 underclassmen All-American team as a honorable mention selection. "Then (when I visited it) I loved it. The whole atmosphere, the fans, the baseball, the town, that is me right there. And the interest they showed in me was huge. I just loved it."
His relationship with the school and coaches started when he was in the 8th grade.
"I first went to their camp when I was in the 8th grade," said Burdick. "It was a high school camp. That was the first time they saw me and they liked me, especially due to how young I was. I then started developing a good relationship with the coaches, some of the players and some of the other kids at the camp. I just loved it and kept going back. Now, I'm a Bulldog."
While Mississippi State is his first scholarship offer, Burdick is receiving serious interest from other colleges, including the Southeastern Conference and several schools on the west coast.
"The other schools that are recruiting me are Alabama, Vandy and Georgia," said Burdick. "Those are the primary SEC schools recruiting me. Two weeks ago I went to Arizona and got looked at by a lot of schools out there. Primarily, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley and Arizona showed a lot of interest."
He has stayed in contact with the Mississippi State coaches since he first went to their camp but he has also stayed in touch with other coaches as well. He talked about what the college coaches like about his game.
"The other coach I mainly keep in contact with is (Vanderbilt head) Coach (Tim) Corbin because Vandy is only about 30 minutes down the road. Whenever I talk to him and the other coaches they tell me if I come to their school I can help them go to the College World Series and help them win that. They also talk to me about my speed, hitting ability, and my mental understanding of the different aspects of the game. They also said I could help everybody else on the team get better as they also help me get better."
One of those players that he will help get better is Mississippi State 2015 commitment and good friend Luke Alexander. Burdick talked about eventually playing with Alexander on the collegiate level in a few years.
"Luke and I have been friends since we were 10 years old, when we first played together on the Terminators, a team in Mississippi that is coached by John Mangum," said Burdick. "Luke and I talk almost everyday now. Now that I am committed, we talked for almost an hour. He was really excited. It will be great to play with him again."
Burdick is the first commitment for Mississippi State in the class of 2014.
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Aberdeenshire Council has developed a strategy and action plan to try and alleviate the problems caused by gulls nesting and scavenging in our communities, including attacks on people. Whilst the Council has no statutory duty to take action against gulls it does recognise the need to protect communities. The Council has employed the services of a falconer to operate in various locations between April and September, and as a building owner, will continue to take steps to deter gulls from nesting and will arrange for removal of nests and eggs. The council cannot deal with the this issue alone and requires the active involvement of the public and businesses, in particular:
- Building owners and occupiers
- Owners of food and take-aways, and other businesses
- General public and community groups
The leaflet – Survivor's Guide to Living with Urban Gulls - gives practical advice to the public, building owners and businesses on what you can do to help reduce the problem.
If you have problems with Seagulls there are several methods of discouraging them from roosting on your premises.
Aberdeenshire Council has established agreements with a company to provide seagull control services for residents and businesses in Aberdeenshire. These services commenced on 1 April 2014 for a period of 3 years
Service provided by:
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The Agreement covers seagull control to any domestic or commercial premises in Aberdeenshire. Should you wish to employ Pro-Check Environmental Services Northern Ltd you require to contact them directly to arrange an appointment, and agree to their payment terms. Aberdeenshire Council is not party to individual contracts between the owner/occupier and Pro-Check and is not involved in collecting or making any payment.
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Removal of nest and eggs from single storey building
£57.60 (including VAT and expenses)
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Ogygian in retirement at Old Friends Equine in Georgetown, Kentucky
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|Ogygian is a thoroughbred racehorse out of Gonfalon by Damascus. He was born around 1983 in the United States, and was bred by Tartan Farms.
|Major wins
Futurity Stakes (1985)
Dwyer Stakes (1986)
Jerome Handicap (1986)
Riva Ridge Stakes (1986)
|Horse (Equus ferus caballus)
Ogygian (foaled March 17, 1983 in Florida) is a multiple Grade 1 stakes (G1) winning Thoroughbred race horse and important broodmare sire.
On the Track
Bred by Tartan Farms, the muscular bay Ogygian left his mark on 1980s racing as the "swift but star-crossed"[1] fastest son of Damascus. His dam, Gonfalon (by Francis S.), from the Cequillo female line, is also second dam (maternal grandmother) to millionaire Honour and Glory. Named after Ogygia, the island of the nymph Calypso in Homer's Odyssey, Ogygian was raced as a homebred by Tartan Farms. His trainer was Jan Nerud, son of John Nerud who had trained Damascus' fiercest rival, Dr. Fager. Remembered as "the nation's fastest 2-year-old of 1985,"[2] Ogygian won the 1985 Belmont Futurity Stakes (G1) but a shin injury prematurely ended his two-year-old campaign. Back in training that December, he kicked the rail, receiving the injury that he was to battle through the rest of his race career. For the first time, bone chips were removed from his right hind ankle.[3] Though the expected winter-book favorite for the 1986 Kentucky Derby,[4] he did not heal in time to embark on the Triple Crown trail.
Racing back into shape as a three year old with a second in an Aqueduct stakes, Ogygian followed with wins in an allowance race, and the Riva Ridge Stakes on Belmont day, 1986. Carrying on his reputation for speed, turn of foot, and as a game-minded strategist, he won the Dwyer (G1) in front-running style, over John's Treasure and Personal Flag, then proved his versatility in the Jerome Handicap (G1), patiently letting sprint-champion-to-be Groovy attempt an overwhelming lead, then running by him at will[5]. Though Ogygian proved his merits at distances shorter than the classic mile-and-a quarter, his pedigree suggested classic distance ability. His sire, Damascus, had won the Belmont at a mile and a half and the Jockey Club Gold Cup, then two miles. His damsire, Francis S, won at classic distance in the Dwyer while that race was still run at a mile and a quarter. Nerud trained Ogygian toward the mile-and-a-quarter Travers Stakes (G1), but scratched him from that race due to a muddy track. Some sports columnists criticized his withdrawal from the race. Few were aware until later that throughout his three year old campaign Ogygian had battled chronic trouble from his ankle injury. After a third in the Pegasus Stakes (G2), seven more chips were discovered in the colt's ankle.[2] He raced once as a four year old, for the first time in his life failing to place. Despite the exceptional heart he had shown winning memorably all summer with a bad ankle, the injury had told in the end. Ogygian was retired in early May 1987.[6] In all, Ogygian raced 10 times, with 7 wins (4 stakes wins, 3 Grade 1 wins), 1 second place (G2) and 1 third place (G2). Though two other sons of Damascus, Desert Wine and Highland Blade, earned more on the track, neither exceeded Ogygian's three Grade 1 wins, or the distinction of earning them in only ten races.
At Stud
Retired in 1987, Ogygian stood at Claiborne Farm in Paris, Kentucky until 1995, where he sired some two dozen stakes winners, including Denim Yenem, D'hallevant, Dice Dancer, Digital Dan, Flyn J Bryan and the speedy but ill-fated Ramblin Guy, among others. While at Claiborne he lost his left eye in a breeding shed accident. Though a useful sire, he never replicated his own brilliance. In 1995 Ogygian went to East Stud in Japan, where he enjoyed success. His son Eishin Washington (out of a daughter of Sham) is a well regarded stallion in Japan.[7] In 2005 Ogygian was retired from breeding. Old Friends Equine returned him to the United States, and he resides at Dream Chase Farm in Georgetown, Kentucky.[8]
As a Broodmare Sire
While Ogygian's power and speed on the track remain noteworthy two decades later, perhaps he will be best remembered as a broodmare sire. Among his daughters' foals are the 2001 Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner, Eclipse American Juvenile Champion and juvenile champion in Ireland, England and France, Johannesburg;[9] multiple Grade 1 winning sprinter Street Boss;[10] Grade 1 winning gelding Gygistar, who replicated Ogygian's Riva Ridge Stakes and Dwyer Stakes sequence; and multiple Grade 2 winner Friendly Island.[11] While Johannesburg, the most noted of Ogygian's descendants so far, is bred on a cross with Storm Cat (Northern Dancer sire line), more of Ogygian's stakes level progeny seem to come from crosses with Raise A Native's descendants—and Johannesburg also carries Raise A Native ancestry.
External links
- Past Performances: Ogygian, report #5044 (brisnet.com)
- ↑ Steven Crist. "No Breeze for Gone West in Withers." New York Times. May 7, 1986. http://www.nytimes.com/1987/05/07/sports/no-breeze-for-gone-west-in-withers.html
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Steven Crist. "Pine Tree Lane, Only Filly in Race, Wins in Bold Ruler." New York Times. April 12, 1987. http://www.nytimes.com/1987/04/12/sports/horse-racing-pine-tree-lane-only-filly-in-race-wins-in-bold-ruler.html?pagewanted=all
- ↑ Associated Press. "Ogygian Will Miss the Derby." New York Times. December 26, 1886. http://www.nytimes.com/1985/12/26/sports/ogygian-will-miss-derby.html
- ↑ "Ogygian is Out Until Next Year." New York Times. October 16, 1985. http://www.nytimes.com/1985/10/16/sports/ogygian-is-out-until-next-year.html
- ↑ Old Friends. DVD: Old Friends' residents' races. Old Friends, 2006.
- ↑ Steven Crist. "No Breeze for Gone West in Withers." New York Times. May 7, 1986. http://www.nytimes.com/1987/05/07/sports/no-breeze-for-gone-west-in-withers.html
- ↑ Eishin Washington's sire record. https://www.jbis.or.jp/jbis_hp/english/record/2006/F0000250154.pdf
- ↑ Old Friends http://www.oldfriendsequine.org
- ↑ Johannesburg's page at Ashford Stud http://www.coolmore.com/stallions/america/johannesburg/
- ↑ Street Boss's page at Darley http://www.darleyamerica.com/our-stallions/street-boss/Pedigree
- ↑ Friendly Island's New York Breeding Registry page http://www.nybreds.com/breeding/registry_pdf/friendly_island.pdf
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MGVCL Recruitment
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MGVCL Vacancy:
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MGVCL Recruitment: Official Notification
Salary Details for MGVCL Job:
- 1st year: Rs. 21,550/- per month
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Mode of Hiring:
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Application fee:
- Aspirants have to pay an application fee of Rs. 500 for UR and Rs.250 for SC and ST Candidate.
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How to fill MGVCL Online Application Form?
Appliers going to apply must satisfy requisite eligibility norms for the Junior Engineer Jobs-
- First of all, visit the official website of organization that is www.mgvcl.com
- After that applicant need to, hit on "Careers" tab visible at the top of home page.
- On the next page you have to press on "Advertisement for the post of VIDYUT SAHAYAK (JUNIOR ENGINEER – CIVIL)" link.
- A PDF file will be opened you need to read all the instructions very carefully.
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Buyers' Rebate
Your Realty Services empowers Sellers and Buyers by offering more services and more choices without sacrificing peace of mind, all while saving you thousands of dollars.
We recognize that no two sellers are exactly the same, each with different levels of exposure, experience and comfort areas, so Your Realty Services offers the individual seller Customized Services resulting in Customized Commission Costs, all supported by a Licensed Real Estate Professional with over 17 years experience. For further information please refer to our menu bar and click on
Seller-Discounted Full Service
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Private Seller
Your Realty Services recognizes that the cost of buying your home is extremely expensive and can be at times overbearing, so we offer a Buyers' Rebate up to 40% on commissions earned. In many cases this can pay off the land transfer tax! It is yours to do with as you please! For further information please refer to our
Buyers' Rebate
About Mike
Prior to Real Estate (year 2000) Mike was Sales Manager, General Manager and Director of Purchasing of a large international firm located in the Burlington Area. This background has allowed him to bring forward both valuable customer skills and an unparalleled ability to negotiate, resulting in a truly effective service for his clients. Real Estate is Mike's true passion and he has had the pleasure of servicing clients since 2000. He has been recognized for his strong work ethics, excellent negotiating skills and selling strategies during his successful tenures at 2 of the largest real estate firms in the country and was the recipient of the following awards:
Top Producer
100% Club
Sales Achievement Awards
Presidents Gold Award
In 2011, out of real concern for the well being of his clients and recognizing that the cost of Professional Real Estate Services was becoming unreasonable, Mike created Your Realty Services Inc. Brokerage and has delivered cost savings to his clients in reduced commissions and buyer rebates, with their best interests first and foremost.
As the Owner and Broker of Record at Your Realty Services Inc. Brokerage, it would be my pleasure to meet with you at your convenience to introduce the options available to you as a seller; that will get your house sold and save you a substantial amount of your money; as well as demonstrate how you can buy the house of your dreams, at the right price and still receive an attractive rebate upon the transfer of title. For the Professional Service You Deserve and Expect, please feel free to
contact me
; you are under no obligation!
Michael Swick, Owner/Broker of Record
Or Call 905-634-6416
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