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Summer Recipe: Whole Wheat Plum Crumble Pie
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This plum crumble pie has that "upmarket hippie" vibe due to the addition of whole wheat flour. But don't let the wholesome title and ingredient fool you. It's 100% summer food glory!
Plums may be my favorite summer fruit. It's like picking children! I guess I should say these beautiful magenta plums are my stone fruit of the week. I have a hard time not plucking one of these jewels from their wooden bowl on the sunny counter and plopping it into my mouth, juices running down my arm. Good thing the sink is near!
With a whole basket of sweet-tart plums nestled in layers between a shortbread crust and the nubbiest of toppings, this pie crumble hits all the right notes. It's sweet, a touch salty, crusty, soft with a jammy center, and has a bit of pluck and gumption.
I imagine a farmhouse grandma pulling something like this out of her wood-fired oven. I don't have one of those ladies in my life — my grandmas were city broads who used their ovens to store handbags and hot rollers. When us kids clamored for dessert, it was for the chocolate cake straight from the Entenmann's box or ice cream from the musical truck. Both grandmas would have loved a slice of this confection, however. With a big scoop of vanilla bean ice cream to top it, to be sure.
Whole Wheat Plum Crumble Pie
For the crust:
1 cup flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon vanilla
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, melted
Extra butter for greasing the pan
For the crumble topping:
3/4 cup oats
1/2 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, melted
For the filling:
1 pound plums, pitted and sliced into quarters (about 2 cups sliced)
1 tablespoon sugar
Generously grease a 9" pie pan with butter. In a large bowl, mix the dry ingredients for the crust. In a small bowl, whisk the 1/2 cup butter with vanilla. Stir the butter mixture into the dry with your hands until a semi-uniform dough is formed. Press into the prepared pie pan and freeze for 15-30 minutes while you assemble the rest of the pie.
Preheat the oven to 300°F. To make the crumble topping, use a large bowl to combine the oats, flours, brown sugar, cinnamon and salt. Stir in the melted butter and form clumps, about 1" big or smaller. The topping will barely form together and that's okay!
Blind-bake the crust without filling for 45 minutes. No need to use pie weights or anything else on the crust while baking. Remove crust and increase the oven temperature to 350°F.
Toss the plums in the sugar and arrange over the crust. Lightly press the crumble topping into the plums, leaving little openings for the plums to peek out. Bake for about 45 minutes to 1 hour, until topping is golden brown. Cool on a rack and serve with plenty of ice cream.
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Great! It's insane too! I've been trying to find a whole wheat pie crust bottom meets crisp (it's a crisp cause it has oats in it right?) topping since last week to use up all the fresh stone fruits at my market. Can I cut the butter into the bottom crust and roll it out to fit into the pan though? I don't really like melted butter crusts; they come out too dry for me compared to cutting the butter.
Gorgeous photos! Have you tried using any other fruit with this recipe?
With a toddler underfoot it's near impossible for me to find the time to devote to a pie. However, I think I'll go crustless with this and make a crumble using the topping and the bag of plums from my grandmother's tree. I'm sure it'll still turn out delicious!
Yummm!!! I was thinking the exact same thing as the comment above. Crustless. I love that this has whole wheat flour in it!
I'm so going to make this with cherries.
I'm reporting back--I did make this with cherries last night. In theory, it was good. The flavors were nice together. I think the proportions are a little wacky though. This is a heck of a lot of crust and topping for just two cups of fruit. Also, I had to lop 15-30 minutes off the baking time for each baking session. I think we noticed the crust/fruit ratio even more because I didn't have ice cream on hand, though.
hmm... sorry for the troubles brittanykate -- maybe my oven runs a little cool and yours a little hot. i like my crust so maybe that wasn't super clear -- it is a bit like a jammy cookie thing, less like a pie . . . i'll revisit the recipe.


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There has been an increase in the use of Speedlights being used off camera and in softboxes, umbrellas etc as opposed to conventional studio strobes. Portability and ease of use are clear advantages, but was wondering how speedlights compare with conventional lighting.
I could get a introduction studio kit for say £200 - £300 and one speedlight is in the order of £200.
As I already have a speedlight, I have taken to using it with a shoot-through, but was really wondering how it compared with conventional lighting. The last few shots on my PF were taken with an SB600 in a shoot through or a large softbox.
What are your views?
Both types of lighting have advantages over each other as you say portability in favour of speedlights......!
Given a choice I will always use my studio lights in preferance to my SB800......Assuming I have access to a suitable power supply, Be that a portable pack or mains generator......!
For all other occasions where the studio lights are a No no.......The SB800 speedlight does the job......!
Having said that my studio lights can't match the SB800 for shutter speed sync capability........!
On the price issue, Get the best your budget will allow, This will save dissapointments, And produce better results.........
You seem to have done very well with what you've got, and you certainly cannot argue with results. If you feel you can do better, and as Cameracat says, if you have the budget, then you might aswell go for something larger. I would advise trying one out first though.
Anywhere that has power, studio lights without question, much more versatile for light shaping, yes you can get travel packs to power the lights anywhere, but with that and the lights, its a lot of kit to drag about unless you have an assistant or pack mule.
Light weight, portability and powerless locations, speedlites without question, for a multi light setup its pretty expensive from scratch.
As already said, both have their pros and cons, studio lights generally a lot more powerful.
In darkness, shutter speed isnt really an issue and the flash duration makes the biggest difference as nothing is recorded during the darkness part of the capture so slow shutter speeds can be used and still get a sharp image, if there is a fair bit of ambient light though the high speed sync capability of some speedlites is a big plus.
No modeling lamp on a speedlight, that can be a bit of a hindrance in some situations.
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Quote: its a lot of kit to drag about unless you have an assistant or pack mule.
Totally agree with Simon on this, add to that some softboxes are a pain to set up....Though you can resort to brollies, Although these can be amusing if the location is outside & there is a decent breeze blowing.....
You have seen Mary Poppins....I take it....
Again as Simon pointed out, Not having a continuos modelling lamp with speedlights, Can be a disadvantage, Especially for the more creative stuff, Despite the modelling lamp function on some speedlights......It's just not quite the same as the real thing.....
Quote: you can resort to brollies, Although these can be amusing if the location is outside & there is a decent breeze blowing.....
You have seen Mary Poppins....I take it....
Mary Poppins
Yes much fun especially up here in wind and rain land with lightweight kit, always pros and cons. Although an umbrella maybe an issue outside even with heavier studio kit
Linky Thing get your speedlight off your camera and start experimenting, the site I linked to has an free online course you can participate in called Lighting 102, its amazing at what can be achieved with a Speedlight and imagination.
Stu. Thanks for the links. Great site, and I have been trying some of their approaches. Was really interested in the views on Speedlights v Studio lighting, pros n cons, which has been partially mentioned above, and also if there is a view on speedlights becoming more prominent in use and replacing conventional studio lighting. Was also intrigued as to views on price of speedlights compared with studio lighting. For example 5 SB800 would be over a £1000, and thats without softboxes, light stands etc.
Quote: Was also intrigued as to views on price of speedlights compared with studio lighting. For example 5 SB800 would be over a £1000, and thats without softboxes, light stands etc.
Yeah, that's one of the negative points of the Speedlights approach - cost. I have three SB-800s. I invested in them because all my work is on-location: abandoned warehouses, people's homes, etc. I felt that a proper studio set-up would be a hindrance to my work, not least that I don't own a car.
I recently did a group shoot at a bar in Camden. One guy had studio lighting - the fact that he had a modelling light made a huge difference. The fact his trigger couldn't set-off one of his strobes 50% of the time was a big negative. He said it was 'normal' for infra-red to struggle in the dark.
In contrast, I used my three SB-800s... I struggled because of the lack of modelling lights - but in the end every single photo turned out fine, every SB-800 fired when expected. So it's mostly good news.
I now also have an SB-80DX and SB-28DX... I use the SB-28DX as the main flash on my D1H, and have the SB-80DX and three SB-800s on SU-4 mode. Everything is on Manual mode. That's five directional lights on tap
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Quote: he had a modelling light made a huge difference.
How and in what way did modeling lights make a difference and how did the quality of lighting from the Studio lights compare with off-camera flash? Also, do you use your speedlights "bare" or diffuse them through umbrellas and softboxes.
Quote: That's five directional lights on tap..
Pretty impressive, and probably all fits within one bag.
Really, there's no answer to this question. Both have advantages and disadvantages.
Hotshoe flashes are actually a more expensive option if, for example, you're going to use 3 or 4 SB-800s.
On the power question, most hotshoe flashes output a maximum of 60 Joules. This doesn't compare well with studio flashes, which typically range from 60-1200 J for monoblocks, more for generator flashes. Hotshoe flash manufacturers 'get around' the limited power by fitting mirror-like reflectors which direct a very harsh light forwards at a narrow angle. Because of this it's often difficult to get the flash to fill an umbrella, and they don't distribute the light evenly in a softbox, which relies on there being no reflector at all.
The modelling issue is another advantage of studio lights, but it's worth bearing in mind that the modelling lamp needs to be bright enough to actually show the effect that the flash will have. Some of the 'Ebay specials' only have 50 watt modelling lamps, which are useless. And, even with really bright modelling lamps, if they're used in a large softbox the room needs to be in virtual darkness for the effect to be seen.
The Strobist site linked to above is very useful, but I think they let themselves down by stating that hotshoe flashes are all that's needed - IMO that's nonsense.
I also meant to mention that one of the problems with hotshoe flashes is that it's virtually impossible to modify them, other than with softboxes and umbrellas. And there's far more to lighting than diffusing the light - see my gallery for some examples of using hard lighting
Quote: FWIW I LOVE my new D-Lites. I had considered getting a complex Speedlight setup, but once you start adding umbrellas, stands and softboxes you may as well have the studio heads?
I was debating should I get an SB800 or a Studio Light Kit, hence starting this thread.
Quote: You'd have no trouble carrying a D-Lite kit on a bus or train.
Yes, believe there are quite compact. Access to power is the issue of course.
Quote: Have you read Garry Edwards' lighting guide
Yes I have, its an informative read, and written in plain English too.
Quote: the room needs to be in virtual darkness
Still a novice with lighting, but have noticed that the darker the room the better effect and control I have. Is it generally a "good practice" to work in darkened rooms?
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The functional mimicry of a protein by an unrelated small molecule has been a formidable challenge. Now, however, the biological activity of a 166-residue hematopoietic growth hormone, erythropoietin (EPO), with its class 1 cytokine receptor has been mimicked by a 20-residue cyclic peptide unrelated in sequence to the natural ligand. The crystal structure at 2.8 A resolution of a complex of this agonist peptide with the extracellular domain of EPO receptor reveals that a peptide dimer induces an almost perfect twofold dimerization of the receptor. The dimer assembly differs from that of the human growth hormone (hGH) receptor complex and suggests that more than one mode of dimerization may be able to induce signal transduction and cell proliferation. The EPO receptor binding site, defined by peptide interaction, corresponds to the smaller functional epitope identified for hGH receptor. Similarly, the EPO mimetic peptide ligand can be considered as a minimal hormone, and suggests the design of nonpeptidic small molecule mimetics for EPO and other cytokines may indeed be achievable.
Functional mimicry of a protein hormone by a peptide agonist: the EPO receptor complex at 2.8 A., Livnah O, Stura EA, Johnson DL, Middleton SA, Mulcahy LS, Wrighton NC, Dower WJ, Jolliffe LK, Wilson IA, Science. 1996 Jul 26;273(5274):464-71. PMID:8662530
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[EPOR_HUMAN] Defects in EPOR are the cause of familial erythrocytosis type 1 (ECYT1) [MIM:133100]. ECYT1 is an autosomal dominant disorder characterized by increased serum red blood cell mass, elevated hemoglobin and hematocrit, hypersensitivity of erythroid progenitors to erythropoietin, erythropoietin low serum levels, and no increase in platelets nor leukocytes. It has a relatively benign course and does not progress to leukemia.[1][2][3]
[EPOR_HUMAN] Receptor for erythropoietin. Mediates erythropoietin-induced erythroblast proliferation and differentiation. Upon EPO stimulation, EPOR dimerizes triggering the JAK2/STAT5 signaling cascade. In some cell types, can also activate STAT1 and STAT3. May also activate the LYN tyrosine kinase. Isoform EPOR-T acts as a dominant-negative receptor of EPOR-mediated signaling.
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1ebp is a 4 chain structure with sequence from Homo sapiens. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
- Livnah O, Stura EA, Johnson DL, Middleton SA, Mulcahy LS, Wrighton NC, Dower WJ, Jolliffe LK, Wilson IA. Functional mimicry of a protein hormone by a peptide agonist: the EPO receptor complex at 2.8 A. Science. 1996 Jul 26;273(5274):464-71. PMID:8662530
- Syed RS, Reid SW, Li C, Cheetham JC, Aoki KH, Liu B, Zhan H, Osslund TD, Chirino AJ, Zhang J, Finer-Moore J, Elliott S, Sitney K, Katz BA, Matthews DJ, Wendoloski JJ, Egrie J, Stroud RM. Efficiency of signalling through cytokine receptors depends critically on receptor orientation. Nature. 1998 Oct 1;395(6701):511-6. PMID:9774108 doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/26773
- ↑ de la Chapelle A, Traskelin AL, Juvonen E. Truncated erythropoietin receptor causes dominantly inherited benign human erythrocytosis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 1993 May 15;90(10):4495-9. PMID:8506290
- ↑ Sokol L, Prchal JF, D'Andrea A, Rado TA, Prchal JT. Mutation in the negative regulatory element of the erythropoietin receptor gene in a case of sporadic primary polycythemia. Exp Hematol. 1994 May;22(5):447-53. PMID:8174675
- ↑ Le Couedic JP, Mitjavila MT, Villeval JL, Feger F, Gobert S, Mayeux P, Casadevall N, Vainchenker W. Missense mutation of the erythropoietin receptor is a rare event in human erythroid malignancies. Blood. 1996 Feb 15;87(4):1502-11. PMID:8608241


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If Stanley Hill, the executive director of New York's District Council 37, still feels jet-lagged, it would be understandable. Hill's been back for a week from the 33rd annual convention of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees held at the Sheraton Waikiki. But he returned to bad news. Here in New York, DC 37 is currently being probed by no less than four separate sets of investigators, including Manhattan D.A. Robert Morgenthau. And just last week, one of Hill's executive board members was expelled from his own union on charges of having run up more than $400,000 in "unauthorized expenditures."
DC 37 is not just another city union. Over the last half century it has grown from a few hundred blue-collar workers protesting bad treatment at the hands of parks czar Robert Moses into the richest, largest, and most politically generous union in New York. The Council's 120,000 dues payers come from 56 constituent locals, which take in $88 million a year from members.
In 1993, DC 37 topped the list of all state political contributors, outspending even the Rent Stabilization Association, the landlord lobby. Every incumbent councilmember got a check. In 1996, when Hill signaled his support for incumbent mayor Rudolph Giuliani, it helped freeze the field for potential Democratic challengers, leading to last year's one-sided race.
But besides anchoring both conservative and liberal political establishments, the District Council provides the foundation of New York City's labor stability. DC 37 hasn't been on strike since the Lindsay administration. For nearly a quarter century, DC 37's consistent acceptance of austerity--from the '75 fiscal crisis to the present Giuliani era of cuts amid billion-dollar budget surpluses--has determined the horizon for the entire public-sector union movement.
Now this well-upholstered engine of stability is being rocked from side to side by the members below. For the first time in the District Council's 54-year history, "opposition" means more than palace intrigue. Passionate, highly partisan, even violent contests have emerged in a once politically moribund institution where elections were often only formalities.
The reformers are riding a wave of anger and revulsion against the Hill machine that's welled up from the dingy motor pools, rat-infested parks, and crumbling city offices where DC 37's generally low-paid members work. In the last couple of years, lousy contracts, forced buyouts, and the threat of replacement by the Work Experience Program workfare workers led to widespread member dissatisfaction. Reformers arose to fight the Hill machine. The machine fought back, say dissidents, as machines often do--with threats and rough stuff. And when that didn't work, by election rigging and ballot theft. When the reformers finally won anyhow, they started uncovering what one leading dissident calls "DC 37's culture of corruption."
In the last six months, three reform presidents have ousted Hill allies:Mark Rosenthal toppled DC 37 vice president Robert Taylor for the presidency of the 2300-member Motor Vehicles Local 983, which is predominantly African American and Latino. In Rosenthal's first effort against Taylor, who is African American, he received an offer of a vice presidency from a member of the white inner circle that actually ran the local--on condition that he quit the race. In the second, Taylor managed to get only 33 votes. "Check Ripley's Believe It or Not," suggests Rosenthal, "but I think that's a record low for an incumbent." Roy Commer, leading a new multiethnic coalition of South Asians and Haitians, finally beat 17-year incumbent Lou Albano for the presidency of the 6800-member Civil Services Technical Guild Local 375, after an initial election that featured the disappearance of ballots from a locked room in a DC 37 security office. Albano continues to serve as a DC 37 vice president at $43,000 a year. In the 700-member Metropolitan Museum Local 1503, Bob Schirmer, who lost an election in 1994, came back this year with the help of the Association for Union Democracy to win by a 3-1 margin. Schirmer, who now says he "has a foot in both [reform and Hill] camps," nonetheless won with a reform platform. One of his leaflets contained these heretical but increasingly popular sentiments: "A labor union is supposed to serve the members it represents. The members are the sole reason for its existence."
Rosenthal and Commer have now joined with Ray Markey, president of the New York Public Library Local 1930, who's been the lone voice of dissidence in DC 37 for two decades. They've formed an organization called the Coalition for Real Change (CRC). Their meetings are open to ordinary DC 37 members, whom they actually encourage to attend.
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Can John Geddert make himself useful and post pics of the USA leotards?
You can't tell us there's gonna be 21 leotards and say it's better to keep them a surprise.
The Olympic team selection speculation has ended, so now let the leotard speculation begin!
baahaha. i hope they stop this team pink ish.
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omgah,weird because i had a leo that looked almost EXACTLY like that in 1992. it had a diamond cut out on the chest though. it was my favoriteeee too. i still have it.
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uhhh i actually like this. i like when they incorporate the American flag into USA leos..and it hasn't been done right in awhile. Since like the flame leo of 2003 and that leo was worn TO DEATH.
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Isis Forensics, a Lancaster University spin out company based in InfoLab21, with the support of the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) and InfoLab21's Knowledge Business Centre, has launched a £54,000 Research and Development project to develop next generation child protection technologies that can be run on mobile phones.
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Recent years have seen a major boom in social networking via the Internet. This rise of online social networking leads to the classic dual-use dilemma. On the one hand these sites offer their members unprecedented access to online communities but, on the other, expose vulnerable user groups to a number of potential risks.
The most vulnerable are children who are often the target of predatory advances and bullying. With mobile devices becoming increasingly powerful and merging communication mechanisms (e.g. SMS, e-mail, instant messaging, etc), the typical online child safety mechanisms, i.e. supervised Internet use, are no longer feasible.
As part of this project, Isis Forensics will develop next generation tools for protecting children engaged in mobile social networking. Core to this is the development of lightweight language analysis software that can be used to identify when a child is at risk, and can be run on a mobile phone.
In order to help inform the project Isis Forensics plans to actively engage with parents and children in the North West, setting up special focus groups in which the developments will be demonstrated and discussed so they can be tailored to meet their needs. The first of these will be held in July and interested participants should visit www.isis-forensics.com/childprotection to register and to find out more.
James Walkerdine of Isis Forensics said:
"We are excited to be able to launch this important and ambitious project and are very grateful to the NWDA for co-funding it and to the KBC for supporting us. Children are increasingly using mobile devices to access online social networks such as MySpace and FaceBook, and it is vital to ensure that they are properly protected when they do so. By working closely with parent and children groups we are hoping to be able to develop technologies that help alleviate the concerns of parents whilst also being acceptable to children."
Grant for Research and Development is part of Solutions for Business, the Government's package of publicly funded business support designed to help companies start and grow, helping entrepreneurs and business owners introduce innovative products and processes, including research trials and product testing.
Steven Broomhead, Chief Executive, NWDA said:
"As Europe's second largest media hub, the Northwest is internationally recognised for innovation and quality within the digital and creative sector. The NWDA is delighted to support Isis Forensics who have identified a large and growing market for a new product that will allow the company to grow and diversify into new areas of business."
Steve Riches, Director of InfoLab21's Knowledge Business Centre said:
"The ethos of InfoLab21 is to help new and existing digital technology based businesses develop and expand; to this end I am pleased to be able to support Isis Forensics in InfoLab21. Perhaps even more significant is the focus of Isis Forensics' work. Hardly a day goes by when the media haven't picked up on predatory forces at work attempting to access our children via the Internet. The internet plays an ever-increasing part in our daily lives and it is essential that children are safe to realise its full benefit. Anything that can be done towards eliminating the potential threat of predatory forces, has the full support of the KBC team."
As part of the response to the current economic downturn, GRAND is funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) with £1.1 million, together with £1.2 million from the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA).
The NWDA is playing a crucial role in response to the current economic downturn, with a number of actions being taken to meet the needs of businesses during these financially challenging times.
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RALEIGH -- The chic carrying bags seen in fashion magazines are stitched together from swatches of snake skin or alligator hides.
Bending the rules for the eco-conscious era, a Raleigh entrepreneur is assembling reptilian-looking bags from sources with greater mobility: used bicycle inner tubes and airplane seat covers.
Matthew Mahler, who lives in Raleigh, got the idea for making recycled bags a few years ago while browsing through a technology magazine. The possibility of turning flaccid rubber innards into eco-fashion statements tapped into a deep urge.
He signed up for sewing lessons and collected used inner tubes. He experimented during nights until he ruined his wife's sewing machine by stitching through elastic membrane designed to withstand potholes and gravel.
Today, the former mural painter and air-quality engineer for the state government sells his handmade wares at Flythe Cyclery in Raleigh and stores in Southern Pines and Charlotte. Mahler has expanded his sources of worn-out inner tubes to 10 Triangle bike stores.
His recycling efforts recently merited his business, Tierra Ideas, a grant from Wake County.
"As a kid, I loved to collect junk," said Mahler, 40. "Bottle caps, stamps, magazines, memorabilia from pop culture, Mardi Gras doubloons. My room at home was a mess usually."
A bright future
But a bigger payoff could be on the way: Mahler is in talks with a major aircraft to supply him with potentially thousands of used seat covers that could be recycled into computer bags, messenger bags and other trendy satchels.
Mahler made a presentation to the aircraft Friday in hopes of securing a long-term contract for seat covers. Mahler said the aircraft doesn't want to go public until close to Earth Day (in April), when it plans to announce a comprehensive recycling program.
The 20-hour-a-week side business has consumed Mahler's nights and weekends. He has been making do with a $475 sewing machine he found online, but he wants to buy an industrial model with his $1,391 county grant. That money and the aircraft connection came just in time. His wife was becoming alarmed at the rising cost of Mahler's business.
"I hit $4,500, and my wife said, 'No more. We're not going into more debt for this,'" Mahler said.
Everything depends on customers being committed to paying for the green products. The Tierra Ideas bags currently retail at $40 per bike seat bag, $80 per drawstring bag and $140 per messenger bag. The bags have been homemade by Mahler and a seamstress in Raleigh.
But the price tags are expected to rise significantly. The cost of manufacturing the bags at a plant in Forsythe County, and other expenses, will raise the retail value of the messenger bags to about $379 each, Mahler said.
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Then there's the issue of competition. At least 30 companies in this country make recycled bags, he estimates.
One in Wrightsville Beach refashions bags from sailcloth. A Detroit business makes bags from recycled orange construction barriers. Others make bags from truck and tractor tire inner tubes. They have clever Web sites. They have lyrical mission statements. They have high-end sewing machines.
So far, Tierra Ideas has sold only 16 of his bags. Mahler considers these to be prototypes and has sold some to friends at half price to get customer feedback.
"You cannot compare this bag to the other ones I have," said Adriana Murray of Raleigh, who has been using a Tierra Ideas bag to carry her laptop for two months. "When you buy a bag like this, you're making a statement ... that you want to live a green life."
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Raleigh -- On January 27, 2010, Tierra Ideas Inc. was awarded one the 2010 Wake County Solid Waste Reduction Grants from the Wake County Solid Waste Management Division. Tierra Ideas is a Raleigh-based company that recycles worn-out airplane seat covers and waste bicycle inner tubes from Triangle-area bike shops and turns them into fashionable, functional bags. The Grant award will allow Tierra Ideas to expand its waste bicycle inner tube collection program within the Triangle area.
Each year, the Solid Waste Reduction Grant is awarded to Wake County organizations that want to increase their involvement in waste prevention efforts and decrease the amount of waste sent to landfills. Organizations are awarded up to $10,000 per project and the award is available for innovative commercial waste reduction projects. Tierra Ideas' project reflects a growing trend nation-wide to recycle waste in new ways and prevent waste from burdening landfills. The waste inner tubes and airplane seat covers are collected, cleaned thoroughly, and refurbished into a whole new product, useable bags.


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Is Nick Cheung having a depression relapse?
After flaunting his eight-pack physique which he had trained hard for his boxing film Unbeatable three months ago, Hong Kong actor Nick Cheung has since been trying to keep up with this muscular image.
However, his actress wife Esther Kwan does not approve of this decision as she felt that the pressure of body-building may trigger a relapse of his depression from 2007. Unfazed by the latter's worries, Nick continued with his body-building training which reportedly angered Esther.
According to Hong Kong media reports, Esther and Nick were seen going on fewer family outings than before. Rumours have it that the couple are avoiding one another on purpose, to protect their seven-year-old daughter from the rising tension.
A source close to the celebrity couple also revealed that the married couple has been sleeping separately for a while now.
In response to the claims, the 45-year-old actor who was said to have flared up uncontrollably on several occasions, insisted that they were false.
Esther on the other hand told reporters: "It's true that he is on a diet and isn't in the best of mood on some days. However, I don't think it's seriously affecting his mental health."
This was not the first time Nick has painstakingly tried to buff up for a film. Two years ago, the seasoned actor exercised hard and kept a strict diet during the filming of thriller movie, Nightfall, to lose weight as quickly as possible.
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This is a bit offtopic, but I wanted to point out to Wowinsider if you guys haven't thought about it already that for patch 3.1, wouldn't they release it after the arena season is over with? I wouldn't imagine them having mass class balancing and changing during a season, that rather they'd wait until the end? Or am I wrong on that.
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Chevron and the Rise of Arbitral Power: A Comment by Christoph Schreuer
[Christoph Schreuer is a Professor at the Department of European, International Law and Comparative Law, University of Vienna]
Michael Goldhaber's erudite and well-researched article examines an important aspect of the many-sided relationship between domestic courts and investment tribunals. Other facets of this diverse relationship include the review of arbitral awards by domestic courts, anti-suit injunctions by domestic courts, the need to pursue remedies in domestic courts prior to international arbitration, the division of competences under the label of treaty claims and contract claims, fork in the road provisions, interim measures by domestic courts in support of arbitration and enforcement of awards by domestic courts. This complex relationship of courts and tribunals shows elements of competition, of obstruction, of mutual control and of support. It is startling and paradoxical because it defies any notion of a hierarchy of decision makers.
Goldhaber's excellent analysis concentrates on two issues: antisuit injunctions by arbitral tribunals and denial of justice by domestic courts. But the potential for infringements of the international rules on investor protection by domestic courts is much wider. Practically each of the typical standards of protection contained in BITs can be violated by domestic courts and each of these violations is subject to the scrutiny of investment tribunals.
From the perspective of international law, an international review of domestic court decisions is neither new nor unusual. International judicial control over State activity has always included courts. The State's responsibility for all types of the exercise of public authority is uncontested and is reflected in Article 4 of the ILC's Articles on State responsibility.[1] There are good reasons for not differentiating between the different branches of government when it comes to State responsibility. This lack of differentiation is not merely designed to prevent states from hiding behind 'independent' organs. In real life the courts and other elements of the government interact in a way that defies the application of a separation of powers doctrine to questions of State responsibility. For example, court action to the detriment of foreign investors is often mandated by legislation.[2] Decisions of domestic courts are sometimes prompted by executive insinuations.[3]


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An Oklahoma college baseball player was murdered on Friday by three teenagers who claim they were bored so they decided to kill someone.
Christopher Lane, 22, attended East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma and started at catcher in 14 games last season. This year would have been Lane's senior season.
Lane was jogging past a house where the three teens, ages 15, 16 and 17, were staying. In a statement the 17-year-old says the three teens were sitting on the porch and were bored and didn't have anything to do so they decided to kill someone. They saw Lane jog by and followed him in a car and shot him in the back. A woman called 911 when she saw Lane stagger across the street and fall to the ground.
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Facebook is all abuzz with an article telling the tales of shirtless wonders in CrossFit gyms across America. While our love for our fellow CrossFitters can't be hampered by their inability to stay clothed it's imperative that we tell our side.
Not all of us belong in the pantheon of shirtless deities.
Here's why we stay on Team Blouses.
1) Moobs. Where once stood a pair of majestic piles of pectoral mass now sits a couple of sandbags who look like they just found out Miley Cyrus is their Mom.
2) Body hair. I used to suspect that what was formerly my hairline was lost forever. It's becoming apparent that the hair has simply relocated to various other body parts. For unknown reason the area residing directly over my kidneys has turned into a Florida trailer park for retired and relocated hair.
In a prior age I manscaped year round but it became too taxing for my clippers so we've cut back to summer months only.
Just because I workout in "The Jungle" doesn't mean anybody needs to see an actual Gorilla.
3) Stretch Marks. Kat Williams has no problems with stretch marks. I personally have problem with them. But I'll spare you the distraction of my purple hued armpit Rorschach mid-WOD.
4) Poor Suspension. While the shirtless masses may have skin that handles like a Lotus Elise, all tight and responsive, the rest of us run the gamut between a '65 Impala and an '94 Dodge Caravan. It always starts, it does what you need it to. But damnit things bounce, jiggle and wiggle when we change direction.
The '65 Impala is one of the greatest cars of all time but if you send it around the Nurburgring it's gonna be a sh*t show.
5) Adipose Tissue. Years of chocolate chip cookies, dark beer and unfortunate genes have combined forces to assemble an army of fatty tissue that rivals the that of the ancient Persians. Unleash this force at your own peril.
6) Pale. This is Northern Indiana. My pasty white underbelly hasn't seen the light of sun in 100 fortnights. If it weren't for the aforementioned body hair I could double as a night light. I am approximately 1 shade from Egon and Venkman hitting me with the backpack lasers.
7) Real Men Have Curves. Society has been slow to embrace my efforts to push this RMHC initiatives to gain acceptance for those of us with some extra cushion.
While most men suffer from a very serious disorder known as "NoAssAtAll" The God's have seen fit to bless me with stout trunks and an ample posterior that requires pants be purchased a size larger to accommodate them. A blessing on squat day. Or Deadlift day. Or moving day. Or really any other day…
8) Beer.
9) Nachos.
There ya go. Just a few of the reason that I shroud my raw, unbridled man-ness throughout every workout. It is for the good of the gym…neigh…humanity that I save my shirtless escapades for the WalMart produce aisle and 2 AM jogs through the neighbors yard.
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A few hours ago, TMZ reported that Mel Gibson's ex, Oksana Grigorieva, has officially been offered a fully nude Playboy shoot.
Though Mel allegedly offered her $15 million months ago to keep quiet about the details of their drama, Oksana did not take the money, and in a recent People Magazine article, she said she is "severely in debt."
Playboy has apparently offered her a mere $75,000 for a spread and the cover -- not much compared to $15 mil. Considering she is a struggling musician, however, $75,000 may just help her get out of her legal debt and start anew.
Oksana's PR guy just released this statement, per TMZ: "Not now, not ever, nor for any amount of money, would our client, Oksana Grigorieva, consider any offer to pose for Playboy."
Still, just imagine what Mel -- who just got fired from his role in "The Hangover 2" -- would have to say about all this!
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February 25, 2012 – In today's Chicago real estate market, selling out an entire luxury high-rise is something of a feat. But another luxury River North tower managed to pull it off, even though it took a few years. According to a recent profile in Chicago Magazine, the lasst condo at 30 West Erie has sold for $1.115 million.
The sale took place on February 9th of this year and the original listing price was $1.61 million. The condo obviously sold for less than that, but the price was nothing to scoff at either. The article states that previous to this sale, the last condo that sold in this tower was in April of 2010 and it brought $1.28 million. The most expensive condo that sold in this 20 unit tower went for $1,778,687 in February 2008.
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How can I tell if it's flu and not just a cold?It's not always easy. Flu symptoms in babies often resemble symptoms of other illnesses, such as a cold. However, your baby is more likely to have flu if he suddenly gets a fever, which is a temperature of 38 degrees C or higher (NHS 2011).
Other symptoms of flu may include:
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- diarrhoea and vomiting
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- aching muscles and joints (HPA 2011, NHS 2011)
If congestion or a cough shows up some time before the fever, it's more likely that your baby has a cold (HPA 2011). He may also be irritable and have a poor appetite, sore throat, and swollen lymph nodes.
Flu is most common between October and April, so the likelihood increases during the winter months.
What can I do to make him feel better?Babies who have flu simply need sleep and plenty of fluids. So give him plenty of breastfeeds or formula feeds (NICE 2007). For an older baby who is eating some solid foods, soup may ease his congestion and also give him extra liquid.
For muscle aches and fever, you could give your baby infant paracetamol or ibuprofen (NICE 2007). Check the dosage information on the packet, and ask your doctor or pharmacist if you're unsure about how much to give your baby.
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Your baby should start feeling better in about three days to five days. His fever will break first and then his appetite should return. Some babies may feel tired and have the cough and flu-associated body aches for longer. These could last for up to two weeks or more (NHS 2011).
When should I call the doctor?Call the doctor at the first sign of illness if your baby is younger than three months old (NICE 2007). For a baby who is older than three months, or a toddler, call the doctor if:
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- He has breathing problems.
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- He has a lingering cough that lasts for more than a week.
- He becomes ill again after bouncing back from flu, which means he may have developed an infection.
- He shows signs of dehydration.
- He has persistent, thick green mucus running from his nose. (BLISS 2011, NICE 2007)
Can my baby have the flu vaccine?If your baby is over six months, talk to your GP or practice nurse about him having the flu vaccine if he:
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- Has a medical condition such as kidney disease, heart disease or liver disease, or a weakened immune system (BLISS 2011, NHS 2011).
Once your child is two years old, and again when he is three years, he will be offered an annual flu vaccine. In some parts of the UK, four-year-olds will also be offered the vaccine.
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If any of these apply to your child, he will be given the vaccine by injection instead. Your GP practice should contact you in September or October with more information about the flu vaccine(NHS 2013).
Last reviewed: July 2012
BLISS 2011. Common winter illnesses. www.bliss.org.uk [Accessed July 2012]
HPA. 2011. Frequently asked questions on influenza. Health Protection Agency. www.hpa.org.uk [Accessed July 2012]
NHS. 2011. Flu. NHS Choices. Health A-Z. www.nhs.uk [Accessed July 2012]
NHS. 2013. Children's flu vaccine: frequently asked questions. NHS Choices. www.nhs.uk [Accessed August 2013]
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Alzheimer's Association Support Group to meet
The Alzheimer's Association support group will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, July 8, in Canterbury House of St. Barnabas Church on the corner of North Clara and Wisconsin avenues in DeLand.
All loved ones and caregivers of those with Alzheimer's and dementia may attend.
For more information, call (386) 736-1487.
Historian to discuss Florida pirates at DeBary Hall July 6
Learn about swashbucklers and shipwrecks during a free presentation at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 6, at DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd.
Zach Zacharias, senior curator of education and curator of history at the Museum of Arts & Sciences, will share a treasure of information about the infamous pirates of Florida's East Coast.
Reservations are not required.
For more information, call (386) 668-3840.
Quit smoking class offered
A six-week quit smoking class is being offered at 5:30 to 7 p.m. each Tuesday from July 16 to Aug. 20, at
Florida Hospital DeLand, Conference Room 1, 701 W. Plymouth Ave., DeLand.
The class is free and includes a workbook,
stress ball, water bottle, quit kit and four free weeks of nicotine replacement therapy (patch, lozenge or gum).
To pre-register, call (877) 784-8486.
Man-to-Man: Prostate Cancer Support Group scheduled
Florida Hospital DeLand for the Man-to-Man prostate cancer support group will meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 9, at the Florida Hospital DeLand Cancer Institute, 680 Peachwood Drive.
For more information, call (386) 943-7160.
Cultural Council to review grant applications July 10
The Cultural Council of Volusia County will conduct a special meeting to review applications for the fiscal year 2013-2014 Community Cultural Grant program. The meeting will be from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 10, in the third-floor meeting room of the Volusia County Lifeguard Headquarters and Administration Center, 515 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. The meeting is open to the public.
Thirty nonprofit organizations will present their applications for funding. Each organization will be given a brief opportunity to update Cultural Council members about their programs and respond to members' questions. Applications will be reviewed in alphabetical order.
Grant scores will be announced, but recommended award amounts will be determined after the county's budgeting process is completed. Final approval rests with the County Council. Funding for this grant program comes from the Volusia County Government's general fund allocation for cultural and heritage programs.
For more information, email email@example.com or call (386) 736-5953, Ext. 15872.
Animal Control Advisory Board to meet July 10
Volusia County's Animal Control Advisory Board will meet from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 10, in conference room 159 of the Emergency Operations and Sheriff's Communications Center, 3825 Tiger Bay Road, Daytona Beach.
Sergio Pacheco, interim director of Animal Control Services, will provide a division update and introduce Deputy Director of Public Protection Terry Sanders and new board member Diane Ferguson.
The public may attend and participate in the meeting.
For more information, call (386) 323-3522, Ext. 1211.
Volunteers needed
Florida Hospital DeLand is seeking volunteers. Shifts are available on various days and for different lengths of time.
This is an opportunity to provide services, such as assisting patients at discharge or delivering flowers to patient rooms. No previous experience is necessary; the hospital offers an orientation program to familiarize volunteers with hospital policies, needs and goals.
To learn more, call (386) 943-4820 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lyonia Environmental Center announces July schedule
Learn about bugs, butterflies and rain barrels during free hikes and classes at Lyonia Environmental Center (LEC) in July. Upcoming programs include:
Family picnic and hike: 9:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday, July 6. Pack a snack and join the LEC staff on a hike to the Lyonia Preserve pavilion. Participants will learn about scrub animals and plants along the way.
Central Florida's butterflies: 9:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday, July 13. Naturalist Chuck Tague will lead a trek into Lyonia Preserve in search of the gentle creatures that add beauty to our gardens and pollinate our plants.
For updates on what's happening at the LEC, visit www.lyoniapreserve.com.
Program to Help Kids Get Their 'Fill of Food and Fun'
To ensure that fewer kids and teens go hungry this summer, the Volusia Flagler
Family YMCA is offering a free Summer Food Program, thanks to a $5 million grant from the Walmart Foundation.
The Volusia Flagler Y's Summer Food Program is part of a national partnership between YMCA of the USA and the Walmart Foundation to address child hunger.
The program is available to all children now through Aug.16 from 9 to 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the DeLand Family YMCA, 761 E. International Speedway Blvd. and from 7 to 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Iglesia Bautista Emanuel, 1310 Red Fox Run, Deltona.
Pet Vet Cruiser announces July schedule
Volusia County's Pet Vet Cruiser offers low-cost spaying and neutering services to dogs and cats that belong to residents of unincorporated parts of the county and the cities of DeLand and South Daytona.
Here's where the mobile clinic will be in July:
Fancy Fruit and Produce, 911 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City: July 8, 15, 22 and 29
Oakbrook Professional Center, 931 S. Spring Garden Ave., DeLand: July 9, 16, 18, 23 and 30
Fire Station 23, 1850 Pioneer Trail, New Smyrna Beach: July 17 and 31
Rockin' Ranch, 801 S. Nova Road, Ormond Beach: July 10 and 24
Fees are based on income. Appointments are required and may be made by calling (386) 626-6643.
For more information, visit volusia.org/petvet.
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May 1
Colorado Paralegal Day Reception. Location: CBA Executive Conference Room, 1900 Grant St., Ste. 900, Denver. Time: 5:30–7:30 p.m. Information: (303) 860-1115 or www.cobar.org/paralegal.
May 1–2
Annual Institute and Primer on Advising Nonprofit Organizations. Location: CLE large classroom, 1900 Grant St., Ste. 300, Denver. Time: 8:55 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Cost: $329, CBA members; $379, nonmembers. CLE credits: 11 general, 1 ethics. Information or to register: (303) 860-0608, (888) 860-2531, or www. cobar.org/cle.
May 1, 8, 15, 22
DBA Spin Class. Location: Gym Uptown, 1900 Grant St., Ste. 100, Denver. Time: 7:00–8:00 a.m. Cost: $5. Information: (303) 860-1115 or (800) 332-6736.
May 2
El Paso County Bar Association Law Day Luncheon. Location: Cheyenne Mountain Resort and Conference Center, 3225 Broadmoor Valley Rd., Colorado Springs. Time: 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Cost: $30, EPCBA members; $45, nonmembers. Information: www.elpasocountybar.org.
May 2, 9, 16, 23
DBA Friday Yoga @ the Bar. Location: Gym Uptown, 1900 Grant St., Ste. 100, Denver. Time: 6:45–8:00 a.m. Cost: Free. Information: (303) 860-1115 or (800) 332-6736.
May 3
DBA Barristers Benefit Ball—Talk Derby to Me. Location: Denver Marriott City Center, 1701 California St. Time: 6:00 p.m., cocktail reception; 8:00 p.m., dinner. Cost: $60–$165. Information: Dana Collier Smith, (303) 824-5318 or firstname.lastname@example.com. To register: www.denbar.org.
May 6–12
Arapahoe County Bar Association Spring CLE 2014. Location: Omni Royal Orleans, 621 St. Louis St., New Orleans. Information: (303) 797-2227 or www.arapahoecountybar.org.
May 8
Colorado Trial Lawyers Association 17th Annual Spring Dinner. Location: Denver Marriott City Center, 1701 California St. Time: 5:00 p.m., cocktail reception; 6:00 p.m., dinner. Information: (303) 831-1192 or www.ctlanet.org.
May 9
Rocky Mountain Securities Conference. Location: Grand Hyatt Denver Downtown, 1750 Welton St. Time: 7:50 a.m.–5:05 p.m. Cost: $349, CBA members; $399, nonmembers. CLE credits: 10 general, 2 ethics. Information or to register: (303) 860-0608, (888) 860-2531, or www.cobar.org/cle.
May 12–13
Center for Legal Inclusiveness 8th Annual Legal Inclusiveness and Diversity Summit. Location: Sheraton Denver Downtown, 1550 Court Place. Information: Michael Barajas, (303) 832-3503 or email@example.com. To register: www.centerforlegalinclusiveness.org.
May 13
CBA-CLE Live Program and Webcast. Practicing With Professionalism. Location: CLECI large classroom, 1900 Grant St., 3rd fl., Denver. Time: 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Cost: $100. CLE credits: 6 general. Information or to register: (303) 860-0608, (888) 860-2531, or www.cobar.org/cle.
May 14
ABA Women Rainmakers 2014 Spring Workshop. Negotiate Your Way to Success: Best Practices for Women Rainmakers. Location: Holland & Hart LLP, 555 17th St., Ste. 3200, Denver. Time: 7:45–9:45 a.m. Information or to register: Jeanne R. Lee, (303) 333-2417 or email@example.com.
May 15
DBA YLD Attorneys' Night Out Benefiting the Legal Center. Location: Blake Street Tavern, 2301 Blake St., Denver. Time: 5:30–9:00 p.m. Cost: $25–$35. Information: Julie Busby, jbusby@ thelegalcenter.org. To register: www.thelegalcenter.org.
May 16–18
Colorado Women's Bar Association 37th Annual Convention. Location: Sebastian Hotel, Vail. Information or to register: Casey Cassinis, (303) 410-7708 or email@example.com.
May 17
6th Annual Sean May Memorial Run/Walk. Location: Barr Lake State Park, Brighton. Time: 9:00 a.m. Cost: $35. Information or to register: www.seanmaymemorialrun.org.
May 19
CBA Training for the New Casemaker (live or webcast). Location: CLECI small classroom, 1900 Grant St., 3rd fl., Denver. Time: 10:00–11:30 a.m. Cost: Free. CLE credits: 1.5 general. To register: (303) 860-1115, ext. 727, or email@example.com.
May 20
National Institute for Trial Advocacy Webcast. Effective Handling and Use of Exhibits at Trial: How to Look Cool and Be Persuasive Using Stuff at Trial. Time: 11:00 a.m.–noon. Information: www.nita.org.
Colorado Lawyers Committee Annual Luncheon and Awards Presentation. Location: Marriott Denver City Center, 1701 California St. Time: 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Cost: $60. Information or to register: (303) 866-0274 or www.coloradolawyerscommittee.org.
May 29
Boulder County Bar Association Annual Meeting and Reception. Location: Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse, 1770 13th St. Time: 5:30 p.m. Cost: $54. Information or to register: www.boulder-bar.org.
May 29–30
Rocky Mountain Intellectual Property and Technology Institute. Location: Hyatt Regency Tech Center, 7800 Tufts Ave., Denver. Cost: $489, CBA members; $539, nonmembers. CLE credits: 13 general, 1 ethics. Information or to register: (303) 860-0608, (888) 860-2531, or www.cobar.org/cle.
May 30
CBA YLD Annual Charity Fundraiser Benefiting Project Worthmore. Location: Space Gallery, 765 Santa Fe Dr., Denver. Time: 5:00–8:00 p.m. Cost: $15, CBA members; $40, nonmembers. Information or to register: (303) 860-1115 or (800) 332-6736.
2014 Immigrant Liberty Awards—Dinner, Silent Auction, and Awards Ceremony. Location: Assumption Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Denver, 4160 E. Alameda Ave. Time: 5:30–9:30 p.m. Information or to register: www.rmian.org or firstname.lastname@example.com.
June 2
DBA 2014 Henry Hall Memorial Golf Tournament. Location: Inverness Golf Club, 200 Inverness Dr. West, Englewood. Time: 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. Information or to register: Alexa Drago, (303) 824-5313 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
June 12–14
Estate Planning Retreat. Location: Sheraton Steamboat Resort, 2200 Village Inn Court, Steamboat Springs. Cost: $399, CBA members; $429, nonmembers. CLE credits: 9 general, 2 ethics. Information or to register: (303) 860-0608, (888) 860-2531, or www.cobar.org/cle.
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Jetting off to Italy this summer? No? Don't sweat it. Get your favorite flavor of gelato right here in Cincinnati.
This relative newbie to Findlay Market creates 12 flavors daily from scratch using fresh ingredients from local farmers and growth hormone-free milk. They rotate their gelati and vegan sorbetti flavors on a weekly basis to ensure freshness. Check their Facebook for weekly-updated flavor selections and the current location of their traveling food truck. Findlay Market, (513) 328-9000, dojogelato.com
Also in Findlay Market is Madisono's Gelato and Sorbet stand, which sells homemade gelato in pints and to-go cups. Their most recent hit is the teeny tiny Tartufo. These truffle-inspired nuggets of chocolate ganache surrounded by fresh Madisono's gelato and a drizzled chocolate shell are a perfectly portable treat. Findlay Market, (513) 772-3920, madisonogelato.com
This sweet eatery is the city's newest gelato fix. Though there are only 10 seats, this European-esque gelatería packs its menu with 24 gelato flavors and seven different types of crepes. Their selling point is an unusual array of flavors, including white chocolate lavender and chai, all made fresh daily by hand. 1028 Delta Ave., Mt. Lookout Square, (513) 386-9356, facebook.com/BuonaTerraGelato
If you're looking for variety, Aroma's is the place for you. They currently create more than 100 gelato flavors—24 in the cases themselves with many more "on deck." Call for a list of the day's flavors. 6407 Bridgetown Road, West Side, (513) 574-3000, aromasgelato.com
Though this Mainstrasse café recently moved to Covington and left its 24-flavor gelato case behind, the restaurant continues to serve nine rotating gelato flavors at the new location. Step up to the counter and order to go, or make a date of it and dine in. They'll even give you a fancy porcelain cup. 50 East Rivercenter, Covington, (859) 261-3663, europabistrocafe.com
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We know some of you are having problems getting into the chat room...
Just to let you know we are working on it. Each problem seems to be different, yet they are probably all related.
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Thank you Brit, please let me know when The Chat Room is fixed, am not a 'techie,' so understanding if it's my computer or the program is beyond my skills, every blessing.
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Is the chat room fixed? I can't seem to get java downloaded and get in. Thanks :)
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Have you tried the fixes in the Moderated Chat thread? After about a month of sending smoke signals and chanting, I tried the fixes again, and it worked.
Maybe we should all set up a conference call sometime so those of us who've figured out a few tricks to get onto chat can walk others through step by step?
I'd be willing to try to set something like that up. Brit, let me know if this sounds helpful or if there's anything else you think we can assist with.
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J. Pers. Med. 2013, 3(1), 14-22; doi:10.3390/jpm3010014
Driving Forces Behind the Past and Future Emergence of Personalized Medicine
Received: 23 November 2012; in revised form: 14 January 2013 / Accepted: 14 January 2013 / Published: 17 January 2013
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Abstract: Personalized medicine can be seen as a continuously developing approach to tailoring treatments according to the individual characteristics of a patient. In some way, medicine has always been personalized. During the last decade, however, scientific and technological progress have made truly personalized healthcare increasingly become reality. Today's personalized medicine involves targeted therapies and diagnostic tests. The development of targeted agents represents a major investment opportunity to pharmaceutical companies, which have been facing the need to diversify their business due to an increasingly challenging market place. By investing into the development of personalized therapies, pharmaceutical companies mitigate a major part of the risks posed by factors such as patent expiries or generic competition. Viewing upon personalized medicine from different perspectives points out the multi-causality of its emergence. Research efforts and business diversification have been two main driving forces; they do supplement each other, however, are not jointly exhaustive in explaining the emergence of this approach. Especially in the future, a number of further stakeholders will impact the evolution of personalized medicine.
Keywords: personalized healthcare; diagnostic testing; genomic medicine; business diversification
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Steffen, J.A.; Steffen, J.S. Driving Forces Behind the Past and Future Emergence of Personalized Medicine. J. Pers. Med. 2013, 3, 14-22.AMA Style
Steffen JA, Steffen JS. Driving Forces Behind the Past and Future Emergence of Personalized Medicine. Journal of Personalized Medicine. 2013; 3(1):14-22.Chicago/Turabian Style
Steffen, Julius A.; Steffen, Jan S. 2013. "Driving Forces Behind the Past and Future Emergence of Personalized Medicine." J. Pers. Med. 3, no. 1: 14-22.
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