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Best Drinks in Whistler Village to Salute the Summer
You may expect to find nightclubs, pubs, and bars when you search "best drinks in Whistler" online before a presumed evening out on the town (village). You may expect the same vocal results when grabbing the ear of a passing-by local to inquire about the same. While the village indeed is home to some of the best watering holes in our corner of the hemisphere many are surprised to hear that the best beverages for a warm summer's eve (or afternoon for that matter) are served from behind the bar of our upscale dining establishment. The candidates? The handcrafted margaritas at The Mexican Corner Restaurant.
Forget everything you thought you knew about this quintessential Mexican cocktail before your table orders its first round at our Whistler Village eatery. The Slurpee-esque concoctions commonly served at certain franchises have their place on the "night out for drinks" landscape but they don't speak to what a margarita truly is. You may not recognize the variations detailed on our beverage menu and to be honest that mystery is a big part of what gets guests so excited. Before you stop by and whet your whistle we thought we'd highlight some of the favorites that have garnered us the distinction for serving "the best margaritas in town" by the Huffington Post Travel Canada edition.
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July 25, 2017 -
Pursuant to the City's Public Notice Policy and the Disposition of Real Property Policy take notice that the council of the Corporation of the City of Kingston intends to declare surplus and dispose of the following municipal property:
Lands affected: The southeastern corner of the property known as 297 Gore Rd. having an area of approximately 0.2 acres with a frontage of approximately 32.8 metres on Rose Abbey Drive, described as Part 4 on Plan 13R-21436.
Explanatory note: 297 Gore Rd. is the former site of the Utilities Kingston water standpipe that was decommissioned in early 2016. As part of repurposing this site, the southeastern corner of the block was rezoned for residential use to match the existing form of housing in the surrounding neighbourhood. It is proposed to declare the residential portion of the site as surplus to municipal need and to sell it to Habitat for Humanity Kingston Limestone Region. The remainder of the block is to be dedicated as additional park lands connected to Buckingham Park with a portion to be dedicated as road allowance on Gore Road.
City council will consider a motion to declare the property surplus on Aug. 8, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. at its regular meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 216 Ontario St., Kingston.
Anyone wishing to be heard regarding these matters should contact the clerk's office or provide written comments before 4:30 p.m., Aug. 7, 2017.
In the event that the matter is deferred, no further public notice will be given.
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this 25th day of July, 2017
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To celebrate La Trobe University's 50th anniversary and as a result of the University's partnership with the Melbourne Rebels, a unique opportunity for a select group of students was provided for them to spell LTU50 in human letters in the middle of the iconic AAMI Park on Monday 10 July. The human letters were filmed from an aerial vantage point and played at the final Melbourne Rebels home game of the 2017 season.
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Genus Plasmodium
The gametocytes occur in the erythrocytes. Schizogony takes place in the erythrocytes and also in various other tissues, depending on the species. The exoerythrocytic ("e.e.") schizonts are solid or, at the most, vacuolated bodies. Members of this genus are parasites of mammals, birds and lizards. They are transmitted by mosquitoes, Anopheles transmitting the mammalian species, and culicines or sometimes Anopheles the avian and reptilian ones.
Members of this genus cause malaria, which is still the most important disease of man. They also cause a similar disease in birds. Coatney and Roudabush (1948) have cataloged the species of Plasmodium, and other species are discussed by Bray (1957). Man has 4 species, higher apes 4, lower apes and lemurs 7, rodents 2, and bats 1. Birds have 14 or 15 valid species (Hewitt, 1940; Bray, 1957; Laird and Lari, 1958).
Life Cycle
The life cycle of Plasmodium vivax of man is representative. The sporozoites enter the blood thru a mosquito bite. They stay in the blood less than an hour, quickly entering liver parenchymal cells. Here they become schizonts (known as cryptozoites from their location), which enlarge and divide by multiple fission to form metacryptozoites (a type of merozoite). These enter new liver parenchymal cells, undergo multiple fission, and form new metacryptozoites. This process may go on indefinitely in P. vivax, but in another human species, P. falciparum, there is only a single generation of metacryptozoites.
The metacryptozoites break out of the liver cells, pass into the blood stream and enter the erythrocytes about a week to 10 days after infection. Here they round up and develop a large vacuole in their center. They are called ring stages because in Romanowsky stained smears they resemble a signet ring, with a red nucleus at one edge and a thin ring of blue cytoplasm around the vacuole. These grow and are now called schizonts or trophozoites.
The trophozoites were formerly thought to obtain their nutriment saprozoically, but Rudzinska and Trager (1957) showed in an electron microscope study of P. lophurae of the duck that they are holozoic as well. They form food vacuoles containing host cell cytoplasm by invagination. The hematin pigment granules are formed within these food vacuoles by digestion of the hemoglobin. This study, incidentally, settled once and for all the question which is raised perennially as to whether Plasmodium occurs within or on the surface of the host cell; it is within it.
The trophozoites undergo schizogony to produce merozoites, the number depending on the species. These break out of the erythrocytes, enter new ones, and repeat the cycle indefinitely.
The length of each cycle depends on the parasite species. It is 2 days in P. vivax and P. falciparum, and 3 days in another human species, P. malariae. Practically all the parasites are generally in the same stage of the cycle at the same time, so all the merozoites break out of the red cells and pass into the blood at the same time. Along with them go the hematin granules and other waste products produced by the parasites' metabolism. These are toxic, and cause a violent reaction or paroxysm in the host - the chills and fever characteristic of malaria.
After the infection has been present for some time and after an indefinite number of asexual generations, some merozoites entering the erythrocytes develop into macrogametes and others develop into microgametocytes. The former are customarily called macrogametocytes, but this name is incorrect since they are haploid from the start (see below). They remain in this stage until the blood is ingested by a mosquito.
In the stomach of the mosquito, microgametes are produced. The changes in the microgametocytes are striking. Within 10 to 15 minutes the nucleus divides, and 6 to 8 long, heavy flagellum-like microgametes are extruded. This process is known as exflagellation. The microgametes break off and swim freely until they find a macrogamete. Fertilization takes place, and a motile zygote (ookinete) is formed.
The ookinete penetrates into the stomach wall and grows into an oocyst, which forms a ball 50 to 60 u in diameter on the outer surface of the stomach. The oocyst nucleus divides repeatedly and a number of sporoblasts are formed. The nucleus of each sporoblast then divides repeatedly, and eventually each oocyst comes to contain 10,000 or more slender, spindle-shaped sporozoites about 15 u long with a nucleus in the center. These break out of the oocyst into the body cavity and migrate to the salivary glands. They are then injected into a new host when the mosquito bites again. The process of sporozoite development takes 10 days to 3 weeks or longer, depending on the species of Plasmodium, the species of mosquito and the temperature.
Once infected, a mosquito remains infected for life, and can transmit the parasites every time it bites. There is a case on record (James, 1927) of a mosquito which lived from August 5 to November 16 and infected more than 40 general paresis patients as part of their therapy.
In vivax and malariae malaria, relapses are common and may occur for a number of years after the individual has had his first attack. Between attacks the parasites are ordinarily not found in the blood. What apparently happens is that all the parasites do not leave the liver when the metacryptozoites emerge into the blood stream, but a few remain there and continue to multiply in secret until such time as the body's defenses have decreased sufficiently so that the parasites can again invade the blood.
There are several variations of the above general pattern. In P. falciparum of man, there is only a single generation of metacryptozoites in the liver, and relapses rarely occur. In addition, the schizonts and merozoites of this species are rarely seen in the peripheral blood. Instead, the infected red cells become viscid and clump together in the internal organs.
In the avian species, exoerythrocytic schizogony does not take place in the liver parenchyma, but either in the endothelial cells (P. gallinaceum, P. relictum, P. cathemerium, P. lophurae, P. fallax, P. circumflexum, P. durae, P. juxtanucleare, P. hexamerium) or largely in the haemopoietic cells (P. elongatum, P. vaughani and probably P. huffi and P. rouxi).
In bird malaria also, but not in mammalian malaria, some of the merozoites which have been formed in the erythrocytes are able to enter the tissue cells and develop exoerythrocytically. They are known as phanerozoites, but they do not differ morphologically from the forms derived from sporozoites.
Plasmodium, is haploid thruout its life cycle except for a brief period following fertilization and zygote formation. In a cytologic study of the early oocysts of 7 species of Plasmodium in mosquitoes, Bano (1959) found that the oocysts undergo meiosis 2 to 3 days after the infective blood meal, the time depending on the species. For P. vivax it was 48 hours, for P. gallinaceum 53 to 55 hours, and for P. inui 72 to 79 hours. After that, division is by mitosis.
The haploid number of chromosomes is 2 for P. falciparum, P. malariae, P. ovale, P. lophurae, P. relictum, P. floridense (Wolcott, 1955, 1957), P. vivax, P. knowlesi, P. berghei (Wolcott, 1955, 1957; Bano, 1959), and P. gallinaceum (Bano, 1959); it is 3 for P. gonderi and 4 for P. cynomolgi and P. inui (Bano, 1959).
Various species of Plasmodium have been cultivated in fluid media (Trager, 1947; Anfinsen et al., 1946; Geiman et al., 1946) and in avian embryos and tissue culture (see Pipkin and Jensen, 1958 for a review).


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This year's LPO tournament of the HRV enthusiastically by dressage skills and professional organization. Gerald Weissmann, MD is full of insight into the issues. Harburg, July 30, 2013 the LPO tournament of the traditional Harburger riding association from 1925 e. V. (HRV) was an ejoyable top class equestrian event. Keep up on the field with thought-provoking pieces from Crimson Education . With fantastic weather, horses and riders demonstrated their abilities on the weekend of 20/21 July 2013 in the disciplines of dressage and jumping. Highlights of the tournament were the competitions of class M. The M *-Stechen in the competition won Delia Benecke Sieversen on campus'.
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Doris Marie Browning Wilson of Pittsboro, NC went home to be with her Heavenly Father on Dec. 15, 2008. She was born June 22, 1926 to the late John Porter and Adele Montgomery Browning in McLeansville, NC. She is survived by her loving and dedicated husband of 61 years Merritt Young Wilson, Jr. During their 61 year marriage they had 3 children: Johnny Wilson & wife Brenda of Pittsboro, Maycie Wilson Lloyd & husband Lynn of Graham, and Tonya Wilson Thompson & husband Lee of Pittsboro.
Doris was then blessed with her grandchildren, Tiffany Wilson Wheeler, John Wilson & wife Heather, Will Lloyd & wife Adrienne of Fountain Hills AZ, Clint Lloyd & wife Lina of New York, NY, Justus Thompson and Joshua Thompson. She also had 3 great-grandsons, Robert Wheeler, Andrew Wheeler and John Wilson, Jr. Doris is also survived by her brother, Robert "Bob" Browning & wife Anna Jean of Greensboro, NC.
Doris was a former member of Bethel Presbyterian Church in McLeansville, NC and later of First United Methodist Church of Graham and was a current member of Pittsboro United Methodist Church in Pittsboro, NC.
Doris graduated from Atlantic Christian College in 1957 with a degree in Elementary Education. She retired in 1986 after 28 years of teaching. She taught second grade at Pittsboro Primary School and third grade at Bonlee School in Chatham County. While living in Graham, NC she taught at South Graham Elementary and earlier in Greene County at Snow Hill Primary. She was an active member of the teacher sorority Alpha Delta Kappa as well.
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In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Merritt & Dot Wilson Educational Scholarship Fund. The family would like to keep their memory alive and in keeping with their life long love of education with a perpetual scholarship for a local high school student. Memorials may be sent to: Wilson Scholarship Fund, C/O Maycie Lloyd, 535 Moores Chapel Cem. RD., Graham, NC 27253; or to one of her churches.
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ExacMe 14 FT Outer Trampoline 6 W-legs w/ Outside Enclosure Net & Ladder, T14
ExacMe trampolines are made from high-strength, corrosion-resistant steel designed to last for years. 6 sturdy W-supports provide twice the number of contact points with the ground, guaranteeing stability. 6 safety enclosure supports are fabricated from rust resistant galvanized steel material. And the enclosure supports poles are covered with premium safety padding, protecting you and your family from every angle. 96 industrial-grade galvanized springs provide a perfect bounce that will not degrade over time. The easy to assemble design requires no special tools or drilling, which means you and your family will be up and jumping in no time.
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12 Leg extension tube (hot-dip galvanized)
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1 x 14ft Trampoline
1 x Trampoline Safety Pad
1 x Trampoline Jumping Mat
1 x Trampoline Ladder
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Size: 14 ft
Legs: 6
Trampoline Height: 2.9 ft
Trampoline Height With Net: 8.8 ft
Weight Total: 180 lbs
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Three members of Elon's Class of 2018 and a recent alumna are among 10 Elon students selected for Fulbright awards this year — a record for the university.
Three members of Elon's Class of 2018 and a recent alumna will be studying and conducting research abroad in the coming year with the support of Fulbright awards.
This spring saw 11 current or recently graduated Elon students selected to receive Fulbright awards, the most the university has seen in a single year. Along with these students who will be studying and conducting research in Finland, the United Kingdom and India, six Elon seniors and a 2016 alumna were selected as Fulbright English Teaching Assistants.
The accomplishments of these seniors add to Elon's reputation as a top producer of Fulbright Award winners.
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, the Fulbright Program is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government. Congress established the program in 1946 "to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries."
Recipients of Fulbright grants are selected on the basis of academic or professional achievement, as well as demonstrated leadership potential in their fields. The Fulbright study/research awards are available in approximately 140 countries worldwide, with recipients enrolling in graduate programs or designing their own independent research projects in conjunction with affiliates in universities or relevant institutions abroad.
Brianna Birchett
Birchett, originally from Asheville, N.C., graduated in 2017 as an international studies major and will be conducting research in India with the support of the Fulbright award.
An Elon College Fellow, Birchett was a Lumen Prize winner who focused her research on the effects of 20th century political reformists on modern conceptions of devadasis, who are hereditary female dancers and courtesans in Hindu temples. Her Lumen Prize mentor is Brian Pennington, professor of religious studies and director of the Center for the Study of Religion, Culture and Society.
""The complexity of the issues that Brianna's project tackled and the analytical subtlety they required were among the most challenging of those faced by any student I have taught or advised," Pennington says. "Her persistence in difficult research contexts allowed her to uncover important and little-considered factors in a highly contested social system in India. Particularly gratifying to me as a mentor is that she now intends to leverage what she is learning in India via Humanities and Social Science disciplines for a career in global public health, signaling the practical and policy arenas to which she will apply what her research has and will show."
Birchett has studied abroad in India three separate times while a student at Elon, and looks forward to returning to the country to continue her research.
"I am elated to continue and complete a project that has been near to my heart for years now and that I believe is important for better understanding how the world perceives a community that has been thoroughly stereotyped and disenfranchised," Birchett says. "A Fulbright award demonstrates that others also believe this research is warranted—and what a wonderful feeling that is! There are few things as rewarding as others validating and supporting the work into which you have poured your time, energy, and love."
Since graduating in 2017, Birchett has been serving as national campaign coordinator at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. She's eager to return to her research and truly integrate into a community as professional ethnographic researchers do. "Building close relationships and experiencing what it means to be a researcher living and breathing her study will be invaluable to a future working in community health development," Birchett says.
Anya Fredsell
After graduating from Elon with a religious studies degree, Fredsell will be traveling to India to continue research she's dedicated herself to while at Elon.
Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Fredsell is an Elon College Fellow and is a recipient of the Elon Presidential Scholarship, Rawls Endowed Research Grant, the Center for Research on Global Engagement Grant, the Graves Family and Johnson Family religious studies endowed grants, and the Lumen Prize, Elon's most prestigious research award. She's a recipient of the Outstanding Scholar of Religion Award and is a member of the Theta Alpha Kappa (Religious Studies) and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies.
Fredsell has already spent significant time conducting fieldwork and research in India focused on South Asian religions, modern transnational yoga traditions, global Hinduism and women's religious practices. Her Lumen Prize research has centered on exploring yoga's changing role in global society through an ethnographic study of yoga communities.
"This award means returning to my favorite city, Chennai, where daily life entails visiting vibrant religious sites, perusing colorful vegetable markets, participating in lively festivals and processions, and offering spinach and head rubs to friendly neighborhood goats and cows," Fredsell says. "In this framework, I will develop connections with people I encounter at my field sites and throughout everyday encounters to learn about their experiences and perspectives."
Amy Allocco, associate professor of religious studies, has worked with Fredsell as her mentor, and says her academic record, research acumen along with her significant study and research experience in India have her uniquely poised for a Fulbright research fellowship.
"Anya has identified a worthy research question and crafted an eminently feasible project about which she is passionate and for which she has assembled an impressive network of contacts in India, resulting in not one but two letters of affiliation from distinguished local institutions," Allocco says. Her Fulbright project, 'Spiritual, Secular, Sacred?: Religion and Yoga in South India,' analyzes how yoga practices and discourses fit into contemporary conversations about the nature of "religion" and Indian identity. Anya's project brings her academic training and her experience together with her own identity as a yoga teacher and practitioner, and will lay the foundation for her future graduate work and career as a teacher-scholar of South Asian religions."
Fredsell anticipates her work as a Fulbright award winner will provide her with "the expertise to both establish my voice as an emerging scholar in these developing conversations and create lasting relationships in local South Indian communities that I will maintain throughout my career." She anticipates earning her master's and doctoral degrees in South Asian religions. She aspires to develop Tamil language skills and continue ethnographic research in South India as she pursues a career as a teacher-scholar-mentor in religious studies.
Samantha Friedman
A special education and social studies major, Friedman will be studying and conducting research in the United Kingdom, thanks to the Fulbright award.
Originally from Missouri, she's a Teaching Fellow and member of Phi Beta Kappa who during her time as an Elon student has studied in Argentina, Washington, D.C., Austria, Hungary and Germany. She's been involved as an academic coach and coach coordinator with the Elon Academy.
A recipient of the Lumen Prize, Friedman has worked with mentor Scott Morrison, assistant professor of education, to study the effects of outdoor learning environments on children with autism. Her long-term goals include eventually opening a behavioral therapy center that uses outdoor spaces for therapeutic purposes.
"The resume that Sam has put together over the years puts her in rare company," Morrison says. "She has proven over and over that she is insatiably determined and driven by excellence. Her Lumen Prize research on the effects of outdoor learning environments on students with autism will make a significant contribution to the fields of special education and environmental education. More than that, the practical implications will enhance the lives of children and their families."
She'll be studying and researching at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland, which is home to the National Centre for Autism Studies. "Receiving a Fulbright grant will allow me to earn a master's degree studying autism spectrum disorder at a university that houses Scotland's national center for autism," Friedman says. "I will also be in very close proximity to a research partner that I have worked with for my Lumen project, which will be invaluable in expanding upon that research."
She looks forward to the opportunity to grow further by living somewhere far from home and immersing herself in her research. Participating as a Fulbright recipient in "a rigorous graduate program combined with a research project will challenge me to become a better student and lifelong learner," she says.
Sarah Holdren
Holdren, who is originally from Zanesville, Ohio, will be studying and conducting research at the University of Turku in Finland through her Fulbright award.
She majored in anthropology and public health studies and was an Honors Fellow, a Harvard T.H. Chan Multidisciplinary Research Training Fellow and was inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies. She served as executive director of outreach and collaboration for Elon Volunteers!, was volunteer coordinator at the Open Door Clinic of Alamance County, participated with the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Foundation and was a member of Kappa Delta.
As a recipient of the Lumen Prize, Holdren focused on how the medicalized culture of neonatal intensive care units impacts the experiences that mothers have feeding their infants. It's an area of research Holdren will continue to focus on during her time in Finland.
"I plan to spend my year as a Fulbright student conducting research in Finland to better understand their cultural approach to milk utilization in the NICU," Holdren says.
Cindy Fair, professor of public health studies and Holdren's Lumen Prize mentor, says that it's been a joy to work with Holdren on this important research. "Her research skills are outstanding," Fair says. "She was able to quickly establish rapport with mothers whose infants had been admitted to the NICU. It was clear that her participants welcomed the opportunity to share their infant feeding stories. Sarah's work has meaningful clinical implications and, if implemented, could improve the quality of life for parents and premature infants."
Holdren is interested in the intersections of culture and medicine and through her Fulbright year, hopes to add a cross-cultural component to her research so that she can document how these experiences might differ based on the health systems of different countries.
"Receiving a Fulbright Grant to the University of Turku in Finland is such an honor," Holdren says. "As a person who values the importance of family-centered care in medicine, I am eager to learn from the physicians and researchers at the University of Turku and eventually implement their skills in my own practice as a future physician. I hope that I will be able to gain both the clinical and research skills to continue doing family-centered research in the U.S., in addition to building strong relationships with international scholars who aid in creating more welcoming and inclusive medical environments."
Holdren is also the recipient of a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, and following her Fulbright year, she will begin graduate study in Narrative Medicine at Columbia University. Her plans long-term include attending medical school and becoming a maternal and child health physician and scientist.
Students and recent alumni interested in Fulbright U.S. Student Grants and other nationally competitive awards are invited to contact the National and International Fellowships Office at email@example.com.


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On behalf of The Silicon Valley Organization (The SVO), I am writing to support the important work of Ohlone College. Its successful operation and resources are essential for connecting entrepreneurs and start-ups to economic development opportunities. By way of background, we are the Silicon Valley's premier business advocacy organization representing 1,400+ companies that employ nearly 300,000 workers and we represent our membership as the region's largest Chamber of Commerce.
The SVO continues to support economic development initiatives, particularly partnerships between education institutions and the business community. We collaborate with Ohlone College to provide access to our 1,400+ business members. Our team supports businesses by connecting them to institutions like Ohlone College for recruitment of entry-level, middle skilled, and high skilled occupations. As we seek to expand our economic development initiatives, we are thrilled at the prospect of partnering with Ohlone College to provide high quality consulting and training opportunities.
On behalf of The SVO, I pledge my full support to Ohlone College's receipt of its grant proposal. We look forward to future collaborations with Ohlone College and I hope you will approve their grant request to continue our regional workforce & economic development partnerships.


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Reheating Your Meat
All of our food is sold frozen* in vacuum-sealed bags, which allows for extended storage in either the refrigerator or the freezer, but also allows for very easy reheating in the bag. Simply boil water, reduce heat, and submerge. It's like a hot tub for your dinner!
Instructions for reheating your frozen food:
1. boil a pot of water large enough to submerge your bagged meat
2. turn it to medium and allow to settle down to a simmer
3. drop in the sealed meat, cover, and continue to simmer for
15 minutes:
1 rack ribs, 1 lb of brisket, 1/2 chicken
20 minutes:
whole chicken, 1 lb of pulled pork
10 minutes:
pork tenderloin
Instructions for thawed food:
1. boil a pot of water large enough to submerge your bagged meat
2. turn it off
3. drop in the sealed meat and cover for:
15 minutes:
ribs, pulled pork, brisket, chickens
10 minutes:
pork tenderloin, half chickens
5 minutes:
smoked salmon


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Radioactive Iodine (Radioiodine) Therapy for Thyroid Cancer
Your thyroid gland absorbs nearly all of the iodine in your body. Because of this, radioactive iodine (RAI, also called I-131) can be used to treat thyroid cancer. The RAI collects mainly in thyroid cells, where the radiation can destroy the thyroid gland and any other thyroid cells (including cancer cells) that take up iodine, with little effect on the rest of your body. The radiation dose used here is much stronger than the one used in radioiodine scans, which are described in Tests for Thyroid Cancer.
This treatment can be used to ablate (destroy) any thyroid tissue not removed by surgery or to treat some types of thyroid cancer that have spread to lymph nodes and other parts of the body.
Radioactive iodine therapy helps people live longer if they have papillary or follicular thyroid cancer (differentiated thyroid cancer) that has spread to the neck or other body parts, and it is now standard practice in such cases. But the benefits of RAI therapy are less clear for people with small cancers of the thyroid gland that do not seem to have spread, which can often be removed completely with surgery. Discuss your risks and benefits of RAI therapy with your doctor. Radioactive iodine therapy cannot be used to treat anaplastic (undifferentiated) and medullary thyroid carcinomas because these types of cancer do not take up iodine.
Preparing for RAI therapy
For RAI therapy to be most effective, you must have a high level of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH or thyrotropin) in the blood. This hormone is what makes thyroid tissue (and cancer cells) take up radioactive iodine. If your thyroid has been removed, there are a couple of ways to raise TSH levels before being treated with RAI:
- One way is to stop taking thyroid hormone pills for several weeks. This causes very low thyroid hormone levels (hypothyroidism), which makes the pituitary gland to release more TSH. This intentional hypothyroidism is temporary, but it often causes symptoms like tiredness, depression, weight gain, constipation, muscle aches, and reduced concentration.
- Another way is to get an injection (shot) of thyrotropin (Thyrogen), which can make withholding thyroid hormone for a long period of time unnecessary. This drug is given daily for 2 days, followed by RAI on the 3rd day.
Most doctors also recommend that you follow a low iodine diet for 1 or 2 weeks before treatment. This means avoiding foods that contain iodized salt and red dye #3, as well as dairy products, eggs, seafood, and soy.
Risks and side effects
Your body will give off radiation for some time after you get RAI therapy. Depending on the dose of radioiodine used and where you are being treated, you might need to be in the hospital for a few days after treatment, staying in a special isolation room to prevent others from being exposed to radiation. Some people may not need to be hospitalized. Once you are allowed to go home after treatment, you will be given instructions on how to protect others from radiation exposure and how long you need to take these precautions. These instructions may vary slightly by treatment center. Be sure you understand the instructions before you leave the hospital.
Short-term side effects of RAI treatment may include:
- Neck tenderness and swelling
- Nausea and vomiting
- Swelling and tenderness of the salivary glands
- Dry mouth
- Taste changes
Chewing gum or sucking on hard candy may help with salivary gland problems.
Radioiodine treatment also reduces tear formation in some people, leading to dry eyes. If you wear contact lenses, ask your doctor how long you should keep them out.
Men who receive large total doses of radiation because of many treatments with RAI may have lower sperm counts or, rarely, become infertile. Radioactive iodine may also affect a woman's ovaries, and some women may have irregular periods for up to a year after treatment. Many doctors recommend that women avoid becoming pregnant for 6 months to a year after treatment. No ill effects have been noted in the children born to parents who received radioactive iodine in the past.
Both men and women who have had RAI therapy may have a slightly increased risk of developing leukemia, stomach cancer, and salivary gland cancer in the future. Doctors disagree on exactly how much this risk is increased, but most of the largest studies have found that this is an extremely rare complication.
Talk to your health care team if you have any questions about the possible risks and benefits of your treatment.
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MAMAMOO's Solar Says Other Members Are Envious of Her for Getting to Act With Yoo Seung Ho
MAMAMOO's Solar revealed how envious the other group members are for getting to act with actor Yoo Seung Ho.
On November 24, Solar attended the press conference for the drama "Imaginary Cat," where Yoo Seung Ho, as well as Han Ye Ri, Jo Hye Jung, and Park Chul Min also attended.
During the event, Solar mentioned, "I was able to work harder because the director supported me a lot. I only filmed scenes with Yoo Seung Ho. It was my first time, but I was able to have fun while filming since he was so kind."
When asked what the other MAMAMOO members' reactions were when Solar got the role, the singer replied, "They're not saying anything but their eyes are filled with envy. Don't all girls like Yoo Seung Ho? I think they're feeling jealous inside."
Meanwhile, Solar will be playing the role of Yoo Seung Ho's first love in "Imaginary Cat," airing on November 24 at 8:50 p.m. KST.
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For Father's Day, Larissa Kosmos remembers. Hers are simple memories of everyday moments, like the ones so many of us have, whether our fathers are still with us, or not. Like the ones our children will have of us, ones we are making each day.
I am remembering of my own father today. It's been six years since he died, and it feels both like an eternity and a blink of an eye. My friend Nick Kristof is remembering his father, too, whom he lost just last week.
Hug a father today. Then commit that hug to memory.
My Father's Shoes
By Larissa Kosmos
As a little girl, the sight of my dad's shoes in the front hall impressed me. He had a few dressy pairs, in black and different shades of brown leather, the same conservative styles I would see on other men's feet in church, but what distinguished my dad's shoes was their volume. At a size thirteen, they looked enormous. Spanning a foot, and sturdy in structure, these shoes could have served as kayaks for small tribesmen forced to paddle across Lake Erie to escape danger. If the oarsman sat cross-legged in the shoe's mouth, his wife and child could easily curl into its cavernous toe.
In reality, these spacious shoes just housed the long feet of my dad, who was 6 feet tall and narrow, handsome by everyone's standards, with wavy brown hair and brown eyes, and who projected intelligence and the confidence that came with it. Every day, he slipped on the shoes which best accompanied his suit and headed to work.
While I didn't understand what my dad did in his job as a school board administrator, I knew he had people working under him, and that signaled to me that he was important. This importance was most evident during the winter; my dad got a phone call announcing a snow day, sometimes in the dark early hours of the morning, before the news stations made the announcement. Although we couldn't verify it, my brother and I believed that we were the first kids in Parma, our suburb of Cleveland, to hear about these bonus days off of school. It was a matter of great pride.
My dad seemed capable of anything. He once went to a golf tournament out of obligation—he didn't play golf—and returned home hours later, sunburned, with a huge champion's trophy which he himself was surprised to be holding. He had latent artistic ability, too. When I got the part of the forest fairy in our grade school's spring musical, my dad created a gorgeous set of wings for my costume using bubble wrap, fabric flowers, and glitter.
He instinctively knew how to communicate with all types of people. Now, as an adult, I can appreciate how that benefited me. After my family attended the Cleveland Ballet's production of Coppelia, my dad finagled getting me backstage to meet the principal ballerina. Since dancing was my passion, it was an extraordinary moment—standing in her dressing room as she signed my autograph book and, smiling, handed it back to me. I was close enough to see the perspiration and heavy makeup on her face.
When, in eighth grade, I badly wanted to compete in the regional girls' speech contest but my grade school had not organized a delegation, my dad asked around and got permission to register me as an independent. He took me to the contest, spending an entire Saturday waiting in a school cafeteria as I competed in one round after another.
As much as he was my advocate, however, I was not actually a daddy's girl. Growing up, my stronger connection was to my mother. Whereas she wore her heart on her sleeve and thus drew me in, my dad, like most men, kept his thoughts and feelings private. Sitting on the left side of the family room couch, holding a cup of tea in his lap, watching TV or silently gazing out into the backyard woods, much of my dad remained concealed, and harder to access, beneath his various layers.
My bond with my mother never diminished his commitment to me. My dad drove me to high school in the mornings—a route that was completely out of his way to work. We hardly spoke on those 15-minute rides to school. Neither of us was a morning person and, as a teenage girl, I had little to say to my father. When he made attempts at conversation, I'd mumble a brief response meant to instantly kill the chit-chat.
It's only in hindsight that I recognize the love present on those quiet commutes: Since I was usually running late, he would put the toast with butter that he had made me into a plastic bowl, along with a napkin, and pour my tea into a travel cup. Without my ever requesting it, and more times than I could count, he prepared this breakfast to-go. When we pulled up to the school certifiably late, he'd scrawl a note with some lame excuse — car trouble, a malfunctioning alarm — so that I'd avoid getting a demerit. My dad, the enabler.
Also during my teen years, he drove my girlfriends and me seven hours to Washington, D.C., for a summer camp pal's sweet 16 party that I just could not miss (because, unbeknown to my dad, a certain boy would be there). In my mid-20s when I was living in Washington, D.C., and my friends there turned out to be unreliable, he and my mom made the same drive in order to help me move from one rental to another.
On one of my visits home to Cleveland, over Memorial Day weekend, I waited for my parents on the airport curb for an unusually long while. When finally I saw my dad's car approaching, I was surprised to see my mom behind the wheel, alone, teary-eyed and flustered. My dad had suffered a heart attack that morning. The news was outlandish. I was too stunned to react. Seeing my dad in a hospital bed, pale, dressed in a flimsy gown, hooked up to an IV, it still seemed surreal. "What the heck are you doing here?" I asked him.
A week later, when I watched him wheeled away on a gurney down the hospital corridor for triple bypass surgery, I finally absorbed what was happening. As my dad was taken through a set of double doors and then out of sight, I felt an awful, unrelenting squeeze on my own healthy heart. I couldn't stand the thought of losing him.
He recovered smoothly. Five years later, I left Washington, D.C., and moved back home with my parents for the three months leading up to my August wedding. In planning for the big day, I discovered that my dad and I worked well together: We both strove for elegance and economy. We were open to each other's ideas. Like me, he cared about the details; we enjoyed getting things just right. The two of us met with the caterer to discuss the dinner menu. We built a three-tiered, faux wedding cake, using hat boxes and white fabric, for collecting cards. Together we drove to the post office and mailed the invitations.
That summer, we grew closer than we had ever been. Our relationship evolved into a friendship. Being that I was about to start a new life with my husband 500 miles away in New York City, the long walk down the church aisle, on my dad's arm, was difficult. I had already begun to miss him.
Ten years have passed, and my dad's role in my life has evolved. He has become Dee-dee, Ukrainian equivalent of Pa-Pa, to my daughter and son, who are now 7 and almost 4, and who are drawn to him like flies to honey. It's not just because he takes them on carousel and bike rides, or special outings to restaurants when we're visiting Cleveland. He connects with each of them. When Alexander is upset, my dad steers him to the window for a calming view of the woods, where a deer or a blue jay may appear at any moment. He and Sofia, meanwhile, are always plotting something, whether it's a backyard tree house or the planting of flowers. For each project, they confer at length. I love watching my children develop their own relationships with my dad.
His devotion to my family and me is unyielding. When, this past February, I had to undergo a mastectomy, he and my mom came to New York to tend to us for two and a half weeks. A month later, when the pains of breast reconstruction kept me from functioning as a full-time mother, my dad returned.
He read stories to the kids and grocery shopped. He fed us spaghetti loaded with his signature sauce — a zesty, thick concoction of sausage, mushrooms, and onions that has no rival. On cold, wet days, he volunteered to walk Sofia to school and later picked her up. He worked through the alphabet with Alexander. When both kids begged him to sleep in their bedroom, my seventy-four year-old dad obliged, crouching onto a twin-size air mattress on the floor. And when I needed to talk, he listened.
Parked in the foyer of our small apartment, my father's shoes looked huge. In fact, they are immense, and nobody else in the world can fill them.


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Greg's Story of Transformation
Greg grew up in Atlanta and was rooted deeply in a relationship with Christ. While he had a great childhood and a solid faith-based relationship, his story is one of struggle, learning who he truly is, and who God called him to be.
For as long as he could remember, Greg had always been indecisive with what he wanted to do with his life. After spending his high school years away in military school, and taking on all sorts of odd jobs, he finally landed with a sales representative position.
While his job as a sales rep provided him with an income and stability, he started to feel like the work he was doing negatively reflected his relationship with Christ. "The more I worked the job, the less I felt that I was doing what I was supposed to be doing. I felt like I was taking from the women I would sell to, and I struggled with that moral conflict every single morning." Eventually, Greg quit his unfulfilling job in sales with a big dream of starting his own personal training business.
"I had a big dream that sounded good, but I didn't do enough research. It wasn't that the dream was unattainable, it's that my heart just wasn't there." Because he no longer held a job, Greg was forced to move out with nothing except the clothes on his back. With nowhere to turn to for shelter, Greg went to the only place he knew – church.
"I was mentally destroyed. So I did what I knew best. I went to a few different church services all day long until closing, and then I'd find somewhere to sleep. Usually, they'd let me sleep in the church. Then I'd wake up in the morning and do the same thing all over again. I did this for about two months."
"I hit rock bottom. But I had too much pride, and didn't want anyone to help me."
When Greg arrived at Atlanta Mission, he wasn't looking for help or even looking to come inside. He was simply going for a walk. "When I got here, I saw that there was a lot of trash in the bushes and I hate litter. So I came up to the front and asked for a trash bag and cleaned up the litter." The man at the front desk invited Greg inside. At first, he declined, choosing to live on the streets instead. But then, something brought him back.
Greg was at The Shepherd's Inn for 2 months where he attended counseling and worked to find himself. Today, Greg is living in Fuqua Hall, our men's transitional housing facility, where he continues to work toward overcoming past traumas, crafting trusting relationships, and maintaining a strong relationship with God.
When he isn't at Atlanta Mission talking with the other men, you can find Greg at his job at Phoenix Roasters as a logistics warehouse worker. "It's a great group of guys that love God, their work, and selling coffee. It's simple, and I'm a simple guy. You go to work, do your job, and have great conversations."
"I'm a much different person now than when I came in. Now I know not to immerse myself in those experiences to a point where it becomes my identity."
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We have been waiting a long time for this one. Since Batman Begins actually. And on Saturday, along with a group of my coworkers and friends, we saw it at the IMAX.
Go see it. See it at the IMAX if you can. The several IMAX scenes are sweeping, dark and beautiful – typically vast views of the city, with a tiny Batman figure in the corner, appearing as the guardian of Gotham.
I think I've told y'all before that Jason and I don't typically agree on movies unless they're comic book movies or documentaries (like 'Supersize Me' or 'Who Killed the Electric Car'). We just have different taste in movies. 🙂 This movie was loud, action packed, dramatic, suspenseful, clever and fast. Somehow, that all of that added up to a fantastic movie.
I was really impressed with how dark the story was. It lacked much of the cartoon feeling that the early Batman movies embodied. Heath Ledger's Joker was creepy and heartless and Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne/Batman was tormented and valiant, just as the Joker and Batman should be. I think what thrilled me the most (and truly reveals my inner dorkiness) was the slight references to the other super villains in the traditional Batman comics. There were several things that surprised me about the movie but to discuss them would be to reveal too much.
The question I really want answered is which super villain is up next for the next Batman movie? Who do you think is next?


text: A man holding a heavy object in each hand stands on a small platform that is free to rotate about a vertical axis. Initially he is standing with his arms outstretched and he and the platform are rotating with an angular velocity of 0.800 rad/s. With his arms outstretched, the moment of inertia of the system (man + platform + weights) is 4.00 kg•m2. Then he pulls the weights in close to his chest, and the moment of inertia of the system becomes 3.00 kg•m2. How much work did the man do when he pulled his arms in?


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there are things you can only see with your heart, seeing isn't always believing, its believing that's seeing
quote: FYI: making claims about a being having space-less, time-less, transcendent attributes DOES NOT PROVE SH!T YOU FUKEN RETARD!!!
You need to prove that these attributes are real, but that is something YOU CONSISTENTLY FAILED TO DO. And you still have NOT been able to prove it to this very day.
Therefore, your attempt to prove god's existence FAILED!!!
In other words, I was nowhere near losing an argument to your retarded ass.
Have your god come down to earth and prove to us that his attributes/abilities are real... have him create a mini-universe right in front of our very eyes. And yes, I'm talking about the best form of proof here... DEMONSTRATION!!! (Extraordinary claims, require extraordinary proof.) It's now time to put up or shut up!!!
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Lorne Lanning Q&A [Hosted by The Electric Playground] Date: 6 June, 2001 Interviewer: Chris Hudak Interviewee: Lorne Lanning Source: http://web.archive.org/web/20020124131818/www.elecplay.com/feature.html?article=5971&page=2#mr_toppy
Electric Playground: Playing the Oddworld games is as much a cinematic experience as a gameplay one–can you talk about what prompted this deliberate approach?
Lorne Lanning: In the larger scheme of things, we believe that a huge part of the future of games is all about getting games to feel more compelling. We believe that characters will have more charm, more appeal, and especially more entertaining and engaging relationships with the characters that they encounter during play. This doesn't mean long lists of dialogue, but it does mean that they would have more interesting relationships with each other in the game experience. Their actions on basic levels should be more interesting when they react to one another. We think more humor is a big step in the right direction. Story becomes a natural in trying to get people more involved with the experience. People love good stories, and they tend to hate bad ones. We wanted to try and give game stories a more serious production touch, and try to take the narrative closer to motion picture quality. If we could get more life out of the characters during the video sequences, then we believed you would get more engaged with them during the gameplay, provided the two were in sync with one another. We also felt that the game's world should try to feel more like an actual place (even if fantasy) than just purely a game level laid out only for the sake of challenge. Combining all of these elements successfully into a fun game has been very challenging. But we think we've made great strides in a positive direction. All in all, it's a natural for games to start feeling more like movies. Not all games, of course, but those that are trying to portray characters that are caught in dilemmas.
EP: Did Oddworld begin life as a cinematic concept?
Lorne Lanning: Yes, the Oddworld Quintology was originally conceived as five motion pictures. It was because of these stories that I was able to convince Sherry McKenna to be the CEO of Oddworld. Six years ago, Hollywood looked so dismal in terms of the possibilities of making full CG movies that we turned to videogames as a way to bring the characters and universe to life. If it were not for the content of the stories, Sherry never would have started this company with me.
EP: Tell us about your own philosophy (Lorne and Oddworld Inhabitants as an entity) as regards game design and the gameplay experience, whether Oddworld-related or otherwise.
Lorne Lanning: I feel that the game industry is still in a very primitive stage in its evolutionary path. Much of its ancestry from the coin-op days is still driving videogame design. Not enough influences are coming from outside of the game industry or outside of gaming's history. Our philosophy is that we've yet to scratch the surface to what games can and will be. We need to evolve the characters in order to make their basic interactions and relationships with each other far more entertaining. We need to have them take more responsibility for their actions in their own world, thus creating more engaging circumstances and choices that they must make. The challenges should extend beyond immediate obstacles that need to be shot at, jumped on, or blown up. We also want people to feel like they're interacting with basic life forms, not just game art that looks like a character. We are after a sense of virtual life that has consequences and rewards for how you treat it. We need to think living worlds that are full of challenges that go beyond the norm of play pattern repetition.
EP: How concerned are you with game standards, ESRB ratings, etc. in relation to your own creations?
Lorne Lanning: We've always received Teen ratings and we expect to continue to get them. We feel that the ratings we've been given have always been fair. We understand that we've got to give consumers a decent idea of what they're buying before they buy it. But censorship… now that's another story entirely. We don't believe or support any form of censorship.
EP: Is Oddworld especially meant to be a "clean" or viewer-sanitized thing? (some of the darker, nastier bits in previous games certainly tread the line for what the moviemakers call "intensity").
Lorne Lanning: Intensity is critical to the experiences we create. We will always be striving for moments of intensity and occasional dark behavior. It's the balance that comes with the yin and the yang. An experience that's all sweetness and light is great for little kids, but boring for those of us that have been around the block. We strive for a design that allows for nasty things to happen, but we encourage the player not to do them. When you do, it's fun, but you know it was a messed-up thing to do. It's the dynamics of behavior, of letting people be nasty or be nice, that makes experiences far more interesting and intriguing. It's also critical that we try to encourage a different direction, a more enlightened direction, but to allow for a slip in error or moral behavior (at the expense of an innocent victim) is to allow for a more believable world to unfold.
EP: What are the most difficult emotions or ideas to impart to the gaming audience, and why?
Lorne Lanning: The hardest things to communicate in this medium are those things that have to do with true character interactions. Any emotional or even intellectual connections are easily killed off if the game doesn't play or respond well. How to get games to play well while also having characters that we come to care about or feel connections to… this has always been a difficult goal to achieve. Some people feel connected to the Final Fantasy characters because of the story they are in, but when I play those games and I see the lifeless animations and controls in gameplay, it kills any association I may have had to the characters. I guess I'm not willing to let my imagination fill in that many blanks. We try to achieve both without losing a sense of dynamic control and without having you feel like you're just moving around a lifeless piece of coded artwork. It has never been easy to achieve, but it's always our goal. In the end, when the characters talk to each other in funny ways (in realtime), move quickly and respond well while keeping their feet sticking to the floor and not moonwalking around, and all their animations support the actions they encounter… then they become more lifelike, which we feel is the first step to getting people more hooked on them.
EP: When you play a game, what are you looking for?
Lorne Lanning: Quality! In whatever type of game is, I pay attention to the controls and the details. If the controls feel wonky, forget it. I'm out of the game. Just like if I hit ugly slow down and performance hindrances. Aaargg! Intolerable. Bad animation can kill a game for me too. When a game works well its goals are clearly defined and its controls are simple and have excellent response.
If it's a quick type of game, like a driving game, then it needs to really perform and have great physics. Driver had the best physics ever in a driving game. It also had the worst ramping ever, as the initial driver test (the learning tutorial) was harder than the actual game, but I got past that because the physics and AI were so damn great. Much better even than Gran Turismo. Which is what makes me go back and play Driver over and over again.
For character games, I look for a sense of life and variety of what I can do… as well as great controls. The animations need to be tight and the controls need to feel fluid. If it's awkward and clunky, it kills it for me. Resident Evil is in that area of wonky controls. No matter how good the game is or how many people like it, if it feels lifeless and awkwardly controlled, it loses me. I also get bored if I'm waiting for new levels/load screens all the time. It breaks the joy of the experience.


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Both of the below ammonites come from the area around Vöhrum (east of Hannover), Germany from Cretaceous (Aptian stage) rocks. They are striking for their pure white, opalescent shells.
This is Hypacanthoplites jacobi
And this is Leymeriella schrammeni
Thanks to Nils for the specimens!
Saturday, May 17, 2014
A pair of white Ammonites from Germany
Labels: Ammonite, Cretaceous, Germany, Hannover
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Very nice, I have similar type of ammonites from Germany but made the mistake of trying to clear the matrix from the center whirl with a needle. It punched right through!ReplyDelete
What type of mineral are the fossils composed of? It almost looks like the chalk form of calcite.Replies
Mike, The exterior shell still has some mother of pearl sheen to it so that doesn't seem to have been affected much by burial. I'm sure there has been some replacement of the shell though with the matrix looking like a chalky mudstone.Delete
Yeah, I've seen some ammonite where the smallest center whorls are missing. Perhaps they were not replaced as well as the rest of the shell?
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This tender image of St. Joseph with the Child Jesus is a colorized version of the original work created by Charles Bosseron Chambers. It is displayed in an an ivory mat under glass and framed in a dark wood frame with a gold inner border. St. Joseph is the husband of the Virgin Mary and the patron saint of fathers and workers. His feast days are March 19th and May 1st. Measures 14" x 17". Made in the U.S.A.


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More than writes the eye
Remember that weird sounding "writers room" Paramount was trying to set up for Transformers sequels and spin-offs Jackson wrote about some time ago? To make the whole thing weirder, we now know who's a part of it. Seemingly following the current trend of mining television and other non-cinema media for capable writers, Paramount's brain trust includes: Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead), Art Marcum & Matt Holloway (Punisher: War Zone), Zak Penn (The Incredible Hulk), and Jeff Pinkner (Lost).
I'm not sure what to think about all of this. Sure a writer's guild overseen by Michael Bay, Steven Spielberg, and Akiva Goldsman sounds like a good idea, but it's Transformers we're talking about here. But hey, maybe it'll result in at least one that's watchable all the way through. Then again, as long as each film keeps making eleventy billion dollars, Paramount could give a bumblebee.
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