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Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Pornchai Mittongtare
The oldest diner sandwich in the book becomes a great summer meal when you make it live up to its name—cook it on the grill. Prep and cook time: about 15 minutes.
Yield: Makes 4 sandwiches (serving size: 1 sandwich)
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Recipe Time
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 491
- Calories from fat: 51%
- Protein: 21g
- Fat: 28g
- Saturated fat: 13g
- Carbohydrate: 39g
- Fiber: 5.3g
- Sodium: 826mg
- Cholesterol: 60mg
- 8 slices rye bread (about 10 oz. total)
- About 8 ounces cheddar cheese, thinly sliced
- 1 firm-ripe tomato (about 6 oz.), rinsed, cored, and thinly sliced
- 1/2 sweet onion (about 4 oz.), thinly sliced and separated into rings
- About 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1. For each sandwich, top a slice of bread with a thin layer of cheese, two tomato slices, a few rings of onion, and more cheese. Top with a second slice of bread. Brush both sides of the sandwich lightly with olive oil, then push two or three toothpicks all the way through the sandwich to secure.
- 2. Lay sandwiches over medium heat on a gas grill (you can hold your hand at grill level only 4 to 5 seconds); close lid. Cook, turning to prevent bread from scorching (remove toothpicks when turning, if they catch on the grill), until sandwiches are well browned on both sides, with some darker grill marks in spots, and cheese is melted, 8 to 10 minutes total. Serve hot, while cheese is still melted.
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By Leo Sun - August 19, 2013 | Tickers: ABBV, LLY, JNJ, RHHBY
Over the past several years, monoclonal antibodies have revolutionized cancer treatments. Monoclonal antibodies are laboratory-produced molecules which mimic naturally produced antibodies, forming the foundation of cutting edge oncology treatments, such as antibody drug conjugates (ADCs), biologics, and immunotherapy, which all aim to reduce or eliminate the use of traditional chemotherapy.
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Several reports are circulating in the financial media that EPS growth for the S&P 500 member companies is slowing down to a trickle (or even poised for an outright drop) and P/E ratios are getting too high. Some analysts say that by later this year earnings will only grow by single digits.
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The single egg cracks
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Is This Healthcare Stock Underrated?
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Shares of Perrigo Company (NYSE: PRGO), one of the world's largest healthcare suppliers, slid with the broader market on August 15, after the company reported fourth quarter earnings that topped analyst estimates but missed revenue forecasts. Over the past month, Perrigo has drawn a lot of criticism for its $8.6 billion takeover of Irish pharmaceutical Elan Corporation (NYSE: ELN), which redcued its corporate tax rate by moving its more »
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In the biotech industry, there are generally two kinds of companies -- those that have established top and bottom line growth from approved products, and those that have pipelines of experimental treatments with a high potential for growth. Conservative investors favor the former, which include well-known companies like Pfizer (NYSE: PFE), Merck (NYSE: MRKmore »)
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The S&P 500 Index is up 19% to start the year--an impressive return that has not been without its share of doubters. The chorus of market pessimists only gets louder as the market climbs the wall of worry, and with less-than-stellar underlying earnings growth, some observers are really starting to get nervous.
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It's been a tricky market for medical device companies in 2013, but you wouldn't know it from Covidien's (NYSE: COV) share price performance.
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It seems Amgen (NASDAQ: AMGN) has decided that Onyx Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: ONXX) is worth a few dollars more than the $120 per share it offered a few weeks ago. News agencies are filled with anonymously sourced reports that Amgen is planning to raise its bid to $130 per share.
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Only behind Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) and well above Unilever (NYSE: UL) in my performance chart, Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) is among the best performing stocks in its industry. The latest earnings call for its fourth quarter of fiscal 2013 just came out, and it's a good time to analyze the future growth and profitability prospects of Procter & Gamble.
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Margie Hirschfeld, Model Leader Citizens Academies K-5
Margie Hirschfeld is the Model Leader for all Citizens Academies (K-5) within the growing Breakthrough Schools network. She previously worked at Citizens Academy as Literacy Coordinator and Director of Academics for 10 years. Mrs. Hirschfeld has been an educator for over thirty years, and works with all our Citizens Academy Principals to ensure that every Citizens Academy is as great as this one. Mrs. Hirschfeld holds a bachelor's degree from The University of Michigan and a master's degree from New York University.
Citizens Academy Leadership
Jennifer Taylor, Principal
Mrs. Jennifer Taylor has been the principal at Citizens Academy for 4 years. Before assuming this role, Mrs. Taylor taught students in all grade levels at CA and held the position of Special Education Director. Prior to coming to CA, Mrs. Taylor taught elementary school in Cincinnati, Ohio and Ann Arbor, Michigan. She was the school administrator for a K-8 elementary school in Ann Arbor as well. Mrs. Taylor has a bachelor's degree from Xavier University and a master's degree from Wright State University. In her spare time, Mrs. Taylor enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren, reading, traveling, quilting and playing with her dog, Domino.
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Alicia Levy, Citizens Academy East Principal
- Former Citizens Academy Math Specialist
- Masters Degree in School Leadership
- 2009 Ohio Charter School Teacher of the Year
Clarissa Grimes, Citizens Academy East Assistant Principal
- Former Citizens Academy 4th Grade Teacher
- Former 4th Grade Team Leader
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I'm not really one for horror films and haunted houses. I see no reason to intentionally scare myself – also why I stay away from roller coasters – when there are so many other things in the world I'm already afraid of but can't escape (let's start with flying!).
So when Halloween rolls around, I tend to go the cat route or the Peter-Criss-as-cat route rather than anything ghoulish or zombie-like.
Where am I going with this? Well, while I don't like creepy STUFF, I can get into the occasional creepy song. So, with Halloween a few days away, here are a few tunes that give me chills for one reason or another.
What would you add to the list?
Marilyn Manson, "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This") – Such a brilliant choice of cover for the one-time shock rocker (surely he played it last night at Lakewood?), but it's also the Manson (cover) song most likely to pop up in a nightmare.
Nine Inch Nails, "Closer" (warning: this is the uncensored version so language is intact) – You could probably make the case that any Nine Inch Nails creation is macabre, but the buzzsaw-march of one of NIN's best-known songs is particularly unshakable.
Nine Inch Nails: Closer (Uncensored) (1994) from Nine Inch Nails on Vimeo.
Sufjan Stevens, "John Wayne Gacy Jr.," – Can a song about a serial killer be anything except creepy?
Toni Amos, "'97 Bonnie and Clyde" (Eminem cover) – When Eminen lopes along in a rap, it's intriguing. When Amos steadily whispers the lyrics, it's more than a tad distressing.
Pink Floyd, "One of These Days" – It's not the music so much, but that horrifying voice declaring, "one of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces," that will send the shiver down your spine.
October 26th, 2012
9:00 am
Queens of the Stone Age – Someone's In the Wolf.
October 26th, 2012
9:05 am
Oingo Boingo – "Dead Man's Party"
October 26th, 2012
9:10 am
Blue Oyster Cult — Don't Fear the Reaper
October 26th, 2012
9:15 am
Police – Murder By Numbers
October 26th, 2012
9:20 am
Deer Tick also has a song about John Wayne Gacy, called "Clownin Around."
Pretty creepy
October 26th, 2012
9:21 am
How about Foster the People's "Pumped up Kicks"?
October 26th, 2012
9:34 am
Queens of the Stone Age again:
Burn the Witch
October 26th, 2012
9:45 am
Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath, from the album Black Sabbath (their 1st song on their first album)
October 26th, 2012
9:49 am
Where the Wild Roses Grow – Nick Cave w/Kylie Minogue
October 26th, 2012
10:14 am
Anything by Gary Glitter…
October 26th, 2012
10:14 am
Red Right Hand by Nick Cave
October 26th, 2012
10:15 am
DOA by Bloodrock; Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath; My name is Norman Bates by Landscape; Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield
October 26th, 2012
10:29 am
Possum Kingdom – The Toadies
October 26th, 2012
11:31 am
Dead Babies by Alice Cooper
October 26th, 2012
12:08 pm
Mr. Crowley by Ozzie Osbourne:
Oh, Mr. Crowley, did you talk with the dead?
October 26th, 2012
12:52 pm
"Bela Lagosi's Dead" by Bauhaus. Or on a lighter note, "Cuts You Up" by Peter Murphy.
October 26th, 2012
1:33 pm
"Halloween II" by the Misfits, "Feel the Pain" by The Damned and "Bela Lugosi's Dead" from Bauhaus. Happy Halloween to all.
October 26th, 2012
1:55 pm
At the left hand ov god – Behemoth!
Initium and He who can not be named – Samhain, or pretty much anything by Samhain, the best horror rock band in history.
Reign In Blood – Slayer
October 26th, 2012
2:03 pm
"Smell the Glove," Spinal Tap
October 26th, 2012
2:45 pm
"Lady Godiva's Operation" – Velvet Underground
October 26th, 2012
4:07 pm
The Fresh Prince and Jazzy Jeff Freddy's rap. Freddy Kruger still gives me the willies
October 26th, 2012
4:12 pm
@ Mystery Poster. Yeah that song upon further review is creepy as hell
October 26th, 2012
7:23 pm
Anything by the Misfits.
October 26th, 2012
10:20 pm
Gloomy Sunday, the suicide song.
October 26th, 2012
10:59 pm
Most anything by Rob Zombie…
October 26th, 2012
11:33 pm
but it goes like this: "four more years! Four more years !! Four more years !!"
Scary, very very scary.
October 27th, 2012
12:22 am
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11:24 pm
Angel Like by Boondox


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fruitlovers.com So we have reservations tonight at Chez Panisse Cafe to celebrate a friend's birthday. I'm super excited about the "grilled Wolfe Ranch quail with Romano beans, roasted figs, watercress, and sage," and hopefully someone will order the "Becker Lane Farm pork loin roast with wild fennel, peperonata, and fried okra." I mean, there's not […] [Read More]
Oil blues in the bayou
jackpendarvis.blogspot.com a fishing boat in Bayou la Batre, hometown of my old friend Jack Pendarvis An old friend of mine from Alabama sent me this report on what life is like right now for residents of the small, historic fishing town of Bayou la Batre. "The shrimpers, oystermen and fishermen of the Bayou are frantic. […] [Read More]
Before the oil, there was jubilee
With my sister Monica (right) at Gulf Shores, Alabama, 1974 Last Friday night, in the town of Monroeville, AL, birthplace of Harper Lee, I found myself sitting beneath the stars on the lawn of the old courthouse, watching locals perform To Kill a Mockingbird. At a reception following the play, I met a woman from […] [Read More]
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Update: Falcon Heene was found hiding in in a box in the attic of his family's garage a few hours after his brother reported that he had floated away in a helium balloon. Falcon's antics were decidedly more dramatic. Now, he will forever be known as Balloon Boy. I wonder how this early taste of […] [Read More]
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Surfing in the Park at Sundown
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My candidate lost the presidential election last week. I supported Mitt Romney completely, and I know he would have led this nation well. His business acumen would've pulled us out of this craptastic economy that Obama has the nerve to call a recovery, and his leadership skills would have restored our role as the greatest country on the planet in the history of ever.
But he lost, so it's four more years of playing, "What did the White House cover up today?" Hey, at least we still have Joe Biden to keep us entertained.
Here are the five stages of grief that many Romney supporters are in the process of going through. It was a tough loss guys. It's going to take some time to get over it. Jay Carney won't help. Just saying.
Stage 1: Denial I was at the Boston Convention Center the night of November 6. There were TVs and Romney sons everywhere, and a whole lot of staffers running around asking if the numbers coming in from Florida and Virginia could possibly be true. I stuck my fingers in my ears and ordered more wine. This can't be happening, I thought to myself. We're still going to win.
Stage 2: Anger That night, I watched Romney's concession speech and I was mad at America. How could they vote for Liary-McLiar Pants instead of a principled, hard-working man that would put it all on the line for the good of the country? Please excuse my name-calling; I may still be a little miffed. Besides, if Obama doesn't like being called a liar, maybe he should, oh, I don't know … stop lying.
Stage 3: Bargaining I have a friend that said he feels like he's in the third level of Inception, where they're in the ice fortress place, and Eames turns to Cobb and says, "I really thought we had this one," and then Cobb says he has to go another level down to go get Saito. Where is our option to go another level and save the campaign? It can't be over -- just give us one more chance!
Stage 4: Depression So this is happening. Four. More. Years. Obamacare is here to stay. The most partisan president we've ever elected will nominate two to three new Supreme Court Justices. There are rumors that John "Swift Boat" Kerry may be our next Secretary of Defense. Companies aren't hiring because they can't afford to with all the restrictions and regulations Obama has imposed. What's not to be depressed about?
Stage 5: Acceptance This too shall pass. Besides, who doesn't like paying $5 a gallon for gasoline, or watching U.S. Ambassadors being murdered in Beghazi? Oh wait. I seem to be back to anger.
Fellow Republicans, take a deep breath and pass the wine. It's going to be a bumpy four years.
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Look at every side. Please stop thinking only your side is the ONLY view that is correct. It is not true. The world is grey NOT black and white.
After the election, Romney should know better than anyone that money just can't buy everything. Despite all odds, our President prevailed. He still has an uphill battle fighting a Red House which has blocked his every move in an attempt to squash his goals of bringing the Middle Class equal pay, women's rights, gay rights and affordable healthcare. The Bush Administration drove our economy into a swift nose dive and Obama is still the patsy. Watch conservative hands paint him in Blackface with a visual commentary of how Barack has been bamboozled at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2012/10/bamboozling-obama.html
jessamomma thanks for proving my point about your comprehension. I never disputed what the gas price was in the summer of 2008 I called you out for not realizing the President does have control over prices and that is a fact. The price of gas came down before the election in 2008 as a direct result of George Bush signing to drill for oil, that's a fact. You know what the price of gas was in 2008 congratulations but what you don't know about gas prices is a lot, therefore you should keep your mouth shut, you are making yourself look bad. I mean you make it sound as though you voted for Romney but if you were an educated voter you would know one of the best parts of his plan was energy independence and how we could get there. If you voted for him and don't know that you are part of the problem not part of the solution. You say your young and your learning then you should realize if you haven't been paying attention there is a lot you don't know. Your post was very naive and was of no help to anyone and I used you as an example of my point.
Autum you are so misinformed its scary. Obama wants to put big oil out of business and you would know that if you would have paid attention at the debates.
We will see the facts in the coming months Autumn when gas goes through the roof. Doesn't matter how much oil we have if Obama wont let us drill. And yes I was totally nasty and rude to that girl and at this point I could care less about your opinion of me since I have seen your nastiness put mine to shame. Be careful in that glass house now. The last week has taught me that the America I love is dead and is filled with a bunch of morons that think they are smart when really they are a bunch of know nothings. Obama won this election with hate and right now I'm still pissed about it.


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William Shatner isn't particularly surprised that his one-man show has been successful, on Broadway and on tour in cities across North America.
Reviews have been, well, mixed. In February, a writer for HollywoodReporter.com called the show "witty," characterizing Shatner as an "engagingly hammy and funny raconteur." In March, on SFgate.com, Steven Winn called the evening "a shoddy piece of work, faux-casual to a fault and frequently tedious, unfunny or banal."
"To be successful in show business is unusual enough," Shatner said. "To glory in the few moments that you are successful is really great."
Shatner is bringing his autobiographical show to Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Jan. 22 — although he doesn't altogether agree with terming the show "autobiography."
"Really, what it is is an entertainment," he said in a phone interview. "It is stand-up comedy. It is philosophy. It is personal. I riff on horses. I do a little on skiing and my kids. I do music. I riff on comedy. I riff on love. I talk on death — get some laughs on death. It goes on. The subject matters are many and, in some cases, perverse, and yet it seems to work. And it works because as soon as you think you know where I'm going, I'm off on another track."
He bounces from subject to subject in the show, but the actor claims there's a thread that runs through the 100-minute presentation.
"Basically, I used the theme of say 'yes to life' — the idea that life has to be joyful, otherwise it's too painful to endure," Shatner said. "Say yes to opportunity. Say yes to new ideas. To new love. All that kind of thing."
And the 81-year-old actor sounds like a kid talking about his "World." "I am having the best time doing it," he said. "There's so much laughter. The audience participates so much. There's so much affection between the actor and the audience. It's palpable. And it's a joy to be there."
The audience crosses generations — "from 6 to 80," according to Shatner. The show attracts baby boomers who grew up knowing him as Captain James T. Kirk on "Star Trek" and young adults who first became Shatner fans from his Emmy-winning role as lawyer Denny Crane on "The Practice" and "Boston Legal."
"There is an unspoken understanding between us," Shatner said. "In the short time after I begin, they start to listen with an intensity that you may not have seen too often before."
When he says the audience participates, he doesn't mean they're invited to join in. Audience members speak out "infrequently, and I hush them up right away as kindly as I can."
It's hard to say the octogenarian is a new man these days, but he does seem entirely at ease with himself and his career. And he demonstrates an ability to laugh at himself. "Well, there's a great deal to laugh at," Shatner said, proving the point.
That sense of humor was sometimes misinterpreted. Trekkies took it far too seriously when he made his infamous "Get a life!" statement to them in a "Saturday Night Live" sketch. Which became the title of an autobiography. And a documentary.
"The truth of the matter is, I never really felt badly about 'Star Trek,' " Shatner said. "I was always aware that the celebrity I garnered from 'Star Trek' is the reason I'm, for example, talking to you. It all started there. I have nothing but great affection for 'Star Trek.' And I talk a bit about that in the show.
"What I do dwell on is how lucky I am, and I have nothing but gratefulness for my life and the opportunities that I've been given. I'm cool with everything."
Shatner's World: We Just Live In It
P William Shatner presents a one-man show.
When • Tuesday, Jan. 22, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Kingsbury Hall, 1395 E. Presidents Circle, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $30, $50, $60 ($5 with a valid University of Utah student ID) at kingsburyhall.utah.edu or 801-581-7100


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Full StoryFEATURE SERIES: Week in Review and Look Ahead
The Network Week in Review and Look Ahead: June 17-21
Check out the top stories on The Network this week, and see what to look forward to next week.
June 20 , 2013
1.) Internet of Everything Expected to Generate $613 Billion in Profits in 2013
Get a look at the financial impact of the internet of Everything in 2013 and beyond from Cisco's new IoE Value Index.
2.) Cisco Innovators: Flavio Bonomi and Fog Computing
In our latest Cisco innovators piece, we talk to Cisco fellow Flavio Bonomi. He gives us examples of how fog computing is impacting everything from traffic to healthcare.
3.) Connected Cars Get a Test Drive
It's not just gas or electricity that cars are running on these days, it's data. See how cars are becoming part of the Internet of Everything and how that will impact everything from traffic to the driver experience.
4.) Takeaways from Partner Summit 2013
President of Development and Sales Rob Lloyd shares his key takeaways for partners from the 2013 Cisco Partner Summit.
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Italy may soon seek a ban on full-face Muslim veils, drawing on debate in France where President Nicolas Sarkozy has described the burqa as unwelcome and legislators are considering a vote to outlaw or restrict it. Equal Opportunities Minister Mara Carfagna has said the Italian government will quickly follow in France's footsteps, breathing new life into four draft bills on burqas already circulating in parliamentary committees.
"I completely agree with the French initiative, which I think will push other European countries and hence, also Italy, to enact laws on this issue," Carfagna said this week. "This is about a sacrosanct battle to defend the dignity and rights of immigrant women. A law is being studied that would ban the use of a burqa and niqab, which are not religious symbols — that's not us saying it, but the top religious authorities of the Islamic world, like the imams of Cairo and Paris."
Her comments came after a French parliamentary panel this week urged the National Assembly to pass a resolution denouncing full Muslim face veils and then vote to ban women from wearing them. In Italy, the initiative has drawn strong support from the far-right, anti-immigrant Northern League party in Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's conservative government, though some opposition figures have also applauded the move.
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Last days of eden - Paradise
not so much lover of this music style (no growls!!!), but this is a good song ... and u know, we have to promote our "national products", at least our friend´s ones haha
i spend many time watching other´s crafts, take a look at favourites and u´ll find awesome artists !
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The Yard Sale has arrived and old items have returned! The returning items are all premium and have a limited time offer! So to help you decide on your purchasing decisions, TopiX is helping you through the Yard Sale event by posting Premium Guides on each item on offer! To start off with we are going to look at the Mayan Bundle.
Recently I posted the Mayan walk-through which can be found here, and now we are going to have a look if you should purchase your Mayan Bundle. In this post we will give you a guide on the Mayan Bundle along with some Pros and Cons and a history lesson. So lets get started on the 'Premium Guide: The Mayan Bundle':


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Leveling in Cata is beyond simple; I find myself outleveling zones before completing all the quests without heirlooms, gathering, or even rest. You practically have to lock XP if you want to see the content at-level.
That said, I've been leveling a new warrior solely through LFD, and it is phenominally fast; I pick up 4 levels an evening, easy. Tanking isn't that bad; Blood and Thunder alone was enough to hold aggro until nearly 45 by itself. The biggest problem was trigger-happy dps, and between the lowbie buffs and the dungeon nerfs, even that caused shockingly few wipes. Dungeon quests, drops, and Random Dungeon rewards generally keep you in gear. I tanked Scholo and Strat live with the mail quest chestplate from Scarlet, even though it's caster gear.
If you want to learn crisis tanking, level quickly, and have a high tolerance for dumb, LFD is definitely the way to go.


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Board of Directors
By the very nature of its composition, Héma-Québec's Board of Directors ensures the organization's transparency and is meant to closely reflect the population at large, from the donor to the recipient.
Mrs. Martine Carré
First Vice-President of the Board of Trustees
Martine Carré holds a master's degree in social sciences and humanities from UQAM. She has worked primarily in the health care field, first as a counsellor and then as a manager. For over ten years now, her expertise has been put to use in her duties as a corporate director.
Currently the First Vice-President of the Board of Trustees of Leucan, Ms. Carré has also assumed the positions of Executive Director and Chair of the Board of Trustees for the organization. Over the past few years, she has also contributed to making several private investments as a shareholder in Québec companies.
Martine Carré has been a member of the Board of Directors of Héma-Québec since December 2007 as recipient representative and has served as its Chair since January 10, 2013.
Ms. Michèle Beaupré Bériau
Michèle Beaupré Bériau has over 30 years of experience in the health sector. She has been the Secretary-General of the Institut national de santé publique du Québec since 1999. In her capacity as Director for the protection of public health and Executive Director of the ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux from 1996 to 1999, she was responsible for the implementation of the act creating Héma-Québec, among other things. She has also served on the Board of Directors of the National Blood Authority and on that of the Canadian Blood Services Transition Bureau. She has a bachelor's degree in occupational therapy and a master's degree in administration.
Ms. Beaupré Bériau has been representing the public health sector on Héma-Québec's Board of Directors since April, 2012, and has served as its Vice-chair since March, 2013.
Dr. Jean De Serres
President and Chief Executive Officer
With a solid background in both medicine and management, Dr. De Serres has worked in the field of public health, as well as with the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
After starting his career in 1985 as a general practitioner, Dr. De Serres worked and taught actively in family medicine for 11 years. From 1995 to 1997, he served as president of the Quebec section of the Canadian College of Family Physicians. At the same time, he also served as Director of Public Health for the Outaouais region from 1995 to 1999.
His career then led him into the pharmaceutical industry, where he worked for CSL Behring, a world leader in biotherapies based on plasma proteins. As medical director and director of CSL Behring's Canadian division from 1999 to 2005, he played an active role in implementing and developing this multinational pharmaceutical company's Canadian activities in immunology and hematology.
Before joining Héma-Québec, Dr. De Serres served as vice-president of research, regulatory affairs and in-licensing for Jubilant Draximage, a multinational company specializing in the development, production and sale of radiopharmaceuticals for nuclear medicine. Later, he served as vice-president of research for Jubilant HollisterStier, an allergy/immunology firm.
Still in the life sciences field, Dr. De Serres contributed to the founding of various biotechnology companies, including MedDiscovery SA (2006), a Swiss firm developing new medications against uro-genital cancers, and Biomilestones Inc. (2008), a biopharmaceutical consulting firm.
In addition to his training in medicine, Jean De Serres also has a master's degree in community health and an MBA in bio-industry management from UQAM.
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CIR editors obtained an interview with the Iranian reporter, who must remain anonymous.
A European Union panel has agreed to appoint a special prosecutor to probe allegations of organ trafficking and other abuses linked to former commanders of the Kosovo Liberation Army, including current prime minister, Hashim Thaci.
A major investigation into allegations that senior Kosovo political figures ran a violent criminal network could be hindered by witness safety and other security concerns.
In the history of the Council of Europe, no committee report has garnered as many media hits as Dick Marty's inquiry titled "Inhuman treatment of people and illicit trafficking in human organs in Kosovo."
Sufism, Pakistan's most popular branch of Islam, has seen a rise of attacks against its worshipers at shrines. The bombings are part of an ongoing battle to enforce a more conservative brand of Islam.
This story was funded in part by the Dick Goldensohn Fund.
Former UN war crimes prosecutor Carla Del Ponte today called for an international criminal inquiry to examine grisly allegations of murder and human organ trafficking by senior Kosovo politicians.
European investigators today disclosed chilling new details of organ trafficking in Kosovo and Albania, corroborating allegations raised in a 2009 investigation by the Center for Investigative Reporting, the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network and the BBC.
Saturday night here in Mae Sot, a town that is home to quite possibly as many Burmese immigrants as Thais, there were fireworks going off in street corners when Aung San Suu Kyi was finally seen on BBC news, leaning over her fence and greeting thousands of people who has been allowed to gather outside her home.
Sunday was the first election in twenty years in Burma, but the day's programming on the state run television network ranged from golfing tips to hair style shows. It was a very different kind of day from what many people in Burma experienced. Reports from around the country reported election fraud, with intimidation of voters, denying voters the right to vote, and forcing voters to vote for the military's own party comprising the core of the complaints.
Myawaddy residents arriving in a temporary camp outside Mae Sot, Thailand. They had little or no time to prepare to leave their homes, fleeing an expected seige by Burmese military.
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Gérard Bertrand Saint Chinian Syrah/Mourvèdre 2009, Ac
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At 16.95 an incredible value. Well structured, medium bodied red that is extremely versatile in pairing with food. .
With a few minutes in the decanter, this Syrah-Mourvèdre blend opens up beautifully to show a mixture of sweet and spiced fruit aromas followed by a medium weight on the palate. Ample sweetness of fruit balanced by bright acidity to a dry and slightly chalk-textured finish. This really hits the mark and will pair perfectly with beef or lamb over the Thanksgiving holiday. Tasted Sept 2012.
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Initially reticent, this St. Chinian tooks some coaxing to bring it out of hiding. Once it emerged, it displayed ample cool blackberry fruit along with notes of pepper/spice. Just medium-bodied with fine tannnin, to me, this leans more towards a north Rhone red that a southern France red. Long finishing, with great purity in the fruit. Very fine with a decant now, but I suspect even better in a year or two. Excellent value. Tasted Sept 2012.


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When the Ford Focus first appeared in 2000, it was Ford's modern attempt at a real "world car" (the mid-90s Contour/Mystique wasn't built for the world, it was an attempt at getting the U.S. to buy the second generation Mondeo.) The Focus was a vast improvement over the Escort, but the problem was that since it was built for multiple continents, it had multiple compromises.
The original Focus needed to be both a full hatchback for Europe and a full sedan for North America. While the resulting car was successful, the look was somewhat odd. Now that Ford makes two separate Focus lines (one for U.S. and Canada as well as a separate one for the rest of the world,) Ford can now focus on a traditional shape for the sedan and for the first time offer a true coupe.
The 2008 redesign is a big improvement over the previous generation. The last car was a compromise: the European wanted a hatchback and the U.S. usually demands a conventional trunk. So to appease both sides was a design that could be molded into either shape. Unfortunately, like most compromises, it didn't excel at either shape. So, the benefit of this redesign is that since this Focus is exclusive to the U.S. and Canada, it gets to have its own shape for a proper sedan. In fact, our sedan's bodylines seem to take some of its cues from the new coupe .
Our Focus is less rounded that the precious generations. Sharp angles on the hood an trunk seem to let it stand out in the crowd. One staff member even called the Focus' new face "bat-like".
Our Focus seemed to focus on a black interior. Black dashboard, black seats, black headliner, black inserts, etc. This helped the silver streak that runs through the gauges and above the glovebox stand out, but we could have used a little more color.
Ford must have thought of this too, because one option on our car was the "Ambient Lighting Package". It's a cool little feature that uses multi-colored LED lights to changes the interior color in the footwells and cupholders on demand. We had fun playing with it, but we'll let you decide if it was worth the extra $295.
As with most of the cars in our test fleet, our Focus had a lot of extra options. We had the top of the line SES model, and our included the Sync voce command system, leather seats, upgraded sound system and other premium features. With more than enough options our car topped out at $20,200, not bad considering that we had plenty of unnecessary options and possible dealer discounts.
Test Drive
The only engine available in the entire Focus lineup is the 2.0-liter Duratec four-cylinder (a close relative of Mazda3's 2.0-liter engine.) It makes 140 hp in the Focus, which is more than enough to move this little car around. We weren't going to win any drag races behind the wheel of our Focus, but we also didn't have trouble overtaking cars on the highway. The only real surprise from the drivetrain was the transmission. It shifted much smoother than we would expect from an economy car.
The steering is tight and the suspension transmits the road well. We had no trouble running the car through an afternoon downtown slalom. Turning is easy at all speeds and the turning radius is small. This resulted in a car where we always knew where all four wheels were heading, and that maker the Focus a competent city car.
Braking feels good and firm. We we're surprised to see that our car only had disk brakes in the front (drum rear). We didn't feel any problems with the braking, but this was one place the car was really showing its economy roots.
The latest Focus is truly an American car. It's got a shape built for a sedan/coupe and extra chrome bits that make it more unique than the previous generation. We should see the European version of the Focus on our shores soon. The two distinct cars will really complete the Focus line because the Euro model car was built specifically to be a hatchback.
Until then, Ford doesn't need to change its compact car. We enjoyed our Focus because it provides basic transportation that's inexpensive enough, that if it were our own money, that we'd have enough left over to add a few fun options.


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"LA PASTORELA 2013" from December 12-22nd at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center
La Pastorela is a "uniquely Austin" holiday tradition that has been entertaining audiences for 14 years. It is a traditional Yuletide play performed in Native American/Latino Communities since the late 16th century when Spanish missionary priests first introduced the act to Native Aztec Indians. The original script and music, passed on from generation to generation, recount the shepherd's journey to Bethlehem as they encounter manifestations of evil that attempt to keep them from reaching their destination.
Each year's production retains elements of the original tradition, but adds a lively bilingual contemporary theatrical twist to the overall performance of the dialogue, music and dance. Different versions of La Pastorela have been produced in Austin for decades by different production teams under the umbrella of ALTA and this year is not the exception.
Director: Patricio Villareal
From the Director:
" A Sheperdela's Storia: An unholy tragicomic chicana pastiche made from a bunch of different pastorelas, and gathering together the writing hand of Luis Valdes,Tomas Salas, MaryLou Castillo, Marita de la Torre, Kiko Villamizar, Christopher Edwards, Diego Villareal, and many others. Increased, organized, and cooked by Patricio Villareal"
ALTA invites you to be part of this incredible experience that brings together families and friends. For auditions and volunteer opportunities go to: altateatro.com/contact us


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Mark Cartwright 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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LAST month a business student at Korea University in Seoul posted a large bulletin on a wall in the university grounds. In bold black pen, Ju Hyun-woo recounted the week's events: thousands of railway workers dismissed for striking; the suicide of a farmer in protest at the construction of electricity pylons near his village; and the conservative ruling party's proposal to expel an opposition politician for questioning the legitimacy of the president, Park Geun-hye. Mr Ju asked readers: "How are you all feeling nowadays?"
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The Marblehead Fire Department was founded in the year 1895. The Lakeside Volunteer Fire Department Association was founded in 1905. Both departments have provided continuous fire and EMS services for well over one hundred years. Both departments serve the Village of Marblehead, the community of Lakeside and the residents of Danbury Township. These two entities have been providing first class emergency response services to our area. We have been continuously researching ways in which to improve our service without having to constantly ask for increasing the taxes that fund our operations. These departments have been largely funded through existing fire and EMS levies. The levies are collected by the Ottawa County Auditor's office, dispersed to Danbury Township Trustees, and the trustees then disperse the money to both the Marblehead and Lakeside departments. Both departments host fundraising events in order to assist in offsetting the costs of operation. Residents are familiar with these events including spaghetti dinners, reverse raffles, feather parties, and annual fund letters.
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The Lakeside Fire Department approached the Marblehead village council about a year ago with an interesting concept. Lakeside Fire offered to merge both departments into the Lakeside Fire Department. The combining of the two departments was not a new idea. Research was conducted several times throughout the years with mixed results. Village council was interested but recommended that an exploratory committee be formed to provide more information and ideas for the merging of the departments.
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The 11th Annual Holiday Breakfast with the Arts will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at Port Clinton High School. The Breakfast is for Port Clinton City School District residents age 60 and older.
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