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SEATTLE -- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Amazon Web Services LLC, (AWS) an Amazon.com company, announced AWS CloudFormation, a simple way for developers and businesses to create collections of related AWS resources and provision them in an orderly and predictable fashion. Customers can use AWS CloudFormation's sample templates or create their own templates to describe the AWS resources required to run their application.
Next Generation Electron Stimulated Luminescence™ R30 Light BulbFebruary 24, 2011 9:01 am | Comments
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Spectrum Management Bill Threatens Amateur Radio FrequenciesFebruary 24, 2011 9:01 am | Comments
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SHENZHEN, China, /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Broadcom, RDA Microelectronics, Analog Devices and Agilent Technologies were among the 13 winners of the China Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Awards 2011 presented at a gala event held today in conjunction with the 16th International IC-China Conference & Exhibition (IIC-China, http://www.
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"Best Of" Question #5: Where is the Least Awkward Spot to Meet a Blind Date?
Every June, we put out our "Best Of" issue. This year, we want you to get involved. So from now until the end of April, we'll be posting a series of questions about San Francisco. Jump into the fray, and your writeup could be featured in the issue.
Ah, the blind date. It's a right of passage of sorts, an experience that most of us have to check off at one point in our lives, for better or for worse. Tell us which SF spot you think is the least painful for such a rendezvous.
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Today for a field trip my whole grade went to Lake Quassy. at fist it was raining so no one went swimming yet. We went on rides and the first one every one wanted to o on it from our school. And it was kinda scary because it spun around, went up and down, and it was tilting for the whole time and it went fast and it went backwards. Wooden Warrior was the only roller coaster.SAD, but it was really fun going on it; we went on it like 7 times. A couple minutes later half of the groups went on the pirate ride and a boy from our school puked on the ride; and I was kinda feeling that I was about to puke. Then almost all of the groups went on the YoYo at the same time. and when we went on it everyone was wet because of the chair and some drip drops were going on us. so when it started everyone was cold and wet. Some people said that it looked like I took a shower. Then we played those games you see at carnivals and you get a prize when you win. So it was my favorite one and I always play it at carnivals, the water shooter. I was in second place. Then we went on a ride and then ate and then finally it stopped raining and we went to the water park and it was so fun because there was one slide that is red and when you go down it it's so dark you don't really see anything. Then we went on some other rides and went back to school.
For my brother's early birthday present we got him a fish. A halfmoon male fish. Hes an aqua blue and his fins turn into red some times. For his little home we got him a bridge and a fake plant. We called it Blue Ben like Big Ben. My brother is really jolly to finally have a fish.
The gang who all have problems.
My brother was playing as one of the munchkins; with his two best friends.
Today was the play at 6 o'clock; and when everyone changed into their costume, they looked so weird. My friend was the wicked witch and she was wearing this black dress, a witches hat, holding a broom, wearing brown boots, and has a green face. And then everyone looks like they changed a lot that I have to travel back in time to remember what they usually wear.But the play was amazing. The play was really funny; there was just microphone problems and everyone remembered what to do and what to say. WIZARDS OF OZ.
Tomorrow I have a play that is about the "Wizards of Oz."I'm in the play, but not really. I mean I'm just making the Tornado sounds with the violin with other people. I don't even know if that is part of the play. Anyways it's not the exactmovie, it just has a few changes. Well first, the guy who thought of the whole thing tells the story to some little kids, and throughout the entire thing there are some people that are tells some facts about him and his life. It's still has the same things,but just things added in. So wish me good luck or as they call it in stage, BREAK A LEG.
This is Louis playing with a nerf gun. A.K.A. He's from One Direction.
On Saturday my mom, sister, and I saw the Snow White And The Huntsman. It's a really amazing movie. I give it FIVE STARS ***** !!!!!!!!!!! I really don't want to spoil the movie. A.K.A. It came out tomorrow.
Yesterday my sister she entered this competition for her playing the violin. She played really beautifully. And for the results she won second place. My mom was really jolly. She was screaming.
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David A. BrooksDavid Brooks concentrates his practice in the area of environmental law, especially regulatory compliance, including compliance with the Industrial Site Recovery Act; solid waste and hazardous waste and substances management; Brownfields redevelopment; and remediation and litigation under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA or Superfund) and the New Jersey Spill Compensation and Control Act. Mr. Brooks has extensive experience negotiating and drafting environmental liability apportionment clauses in real estate contracts and corporate transaction documents and he has knowledge of environmental insurance products. He has also worked on numerous Brownfields redevelopment projects.
Mr. Brooks previously served as Deputy Attorney General for the State of New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of Law. In this capacity, he represented and advised the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities in connection with solid waste, telecommunications, cable, energy, and water matters.
EducationUniversity of Denver College of Law (J.D., 1998)
Executive board member of the Public Interest Law Group
General editor of the Denver University Law Review
University of Chicago (AB, 1993)
Professional AdmissionsState of New Jersey 1999
State of New York 1999
Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1998
United States District Court for the Northern District of New York 2004
United States District Court for the Southern District of New York 2003
United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York 2003
United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts 2002
United States District Court for the District of New Jersey 1999
Professional ActivitiesNew Jersey State Bar Association
Justice Stewart G. Pollock Environmental American Inn of Court
Publications"NJDEP Clarifies Obligation to Remediate Contamination from Historic Pesticide Use," RPE Law Alert, June 25, 2014
"Vapor Intrusion Investigations: Community Outreach Is a Necessity," New Jersey Law Journal, November 25, 2013 (David A. Brooks, Camille V. Otero, Sandro G. Ocasio)
"Appellate Division Finds a Six Year Statute of Limitations Applicable to New Jersey Spill Act Claims," RPE Law Alert, September 4, 2013
"New Report Considers Options For Tweaking Brownfields Programs in NY," RPE Law Alert, May 2, 2013 (Adam C. Arnold, David A. Brooks)
"Final ARRCS Rules Adoption Published in NJ Register," RPE Law Alert, May 7, 2012
"NJDEP Clarifies Impact of Site Remediation Reform Act on Requirements of Administrative Consent Orders and Remediation Agreements," RPE Law Alert, February 14, 2012
"Vapor Intrusion: Opportunity for Comment with EPA," RPE Law Alert, April 26, 2011
"Department of Environmental Protection Invites Comments on Major Overhaul of Rules Governing Clean-ups," In-Sites, December 23, 2010 (David A. Brooks, Uzoamaka N. Okoye, Edward F. McTiernan)
"The Lighter Side of LSRP: Opportunity to Reduce Remediation Funding Source in New Jersey," RPE Law Alert, September 22, 2010
"NJ LSRPs Open to Frivolous Claims," RPE Law Alert, August 2, 2010
"New Day Care Center Licensing Requirements," Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal, December 19, 2008 (David A. Brooks, Ivette P. Alvarado)
"The Duty of Environmental Consultants," New Jersey Law Journal, August 27, 2007 (Susanne Peticolas, David A. Brooks)
"Keeping the Facts (And Advice) Straight: Recognizing and Preventing Conflicts of Interest When You Hire an Environmental Consultant," The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, April 2007 (Susanne Peticolas, David A. Brooks)
"Seller Beware: Disclose Latent Environmental Conditions," In-Sites, December 13, 2006
"Grace Act Rules: Graceless," In-Sites, Special Alert, October 6, 2006
"In Startling Reversal of Precedent, Third Circuit Joins Other Circuits on Recoverability of CERCLA Oversight Costs," In-Sites, May 12, 2006
Quotes/InterviewsQuoted in "New Jersey Legislation to Watch in 2013," Law360, January 1, 2013
Quoted in "Sandy Could Change the Face of Coastal Development in NJ," Law360, November 5, 2012
Speaking EngagementsPanelist, New Jersey Institute of Technology, "Environmental Problem Solving Seminar," Newark, NJ. March 5, 2014
Speaker, New Jersey State Bar Association, "Hold Your Breath: Continued Migration of Vapor Intrusion Regulation," June 22, 2013
Speaker, New Jersey State Bar Association and New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, "Recent Developments in the New Jersey Spill Compensation and Control Act," Las Vegas, NV. October 11, 2012
Moderator, NJSBA Environmental Law Section and NJICLE, "Vapor Intrusion: Old Problems - New Rules," Avalon, NJ. June 24, 2011
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Representative CasesHartman, et al v. New Jersey Racing Commission, 352 N.J. Super. 490 (App. Div. 2002)
Nichols v. The Prudential Insurance Co. of America, 406 F.3d 98 (2nd Cir. 2005)
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We're also looking for reports on tonight's Smackdown from Baltimore.
We're also looking for reports on Saturday night's TNA show from Houston as well as both the WWE house shows on Friday night in Augusta, ME and last night in Lowell, MA.
-- Brock Lesnar is scheduled for the August 13th Raw show in Dallas, the final show before SummerSlam.
--THQ announced today that Mike Tyson would be an exclusive playable character for fans who pre-order the WWE 13 video game. So now you know what all the videos were about with Tyson claiming he was coming back to the ring.
-- As several people have noted, why would John Lauranitis book a match for John Cena on Raw if he went into the PPV presuming that Cena would lose and be fired? Besides the fact that it makes no sense for the Board of Directors to OK a fired Lauranitis wrestling on Raw because he supposedly booked the Raw main event before he was fired, even if that is OK, it still makes no sense.
Lauranitis suffered further humiliation after Raw went off the air with HHH pedigreeing him, Vince kicking him in the balls, Show slapping him around (in such a way as to remain a heel, basically asking the fans if he should give him more chops and when they said yes, he just walked off), and even Zack Ryder coming out to give him the Broski boot. It appears the character is being written out at least for the moment. He's still booked in handicap matches on the road with advertising that was sent out yesterday and in real life, is the guy in charge of putting together the house show line-ups.
-- Justin writes: WWE has been advertising Randy Orton for the July 24 SmackDown in Kansas City. However, tonight, that changed. No longer is Orton being advertised. Instead, they're teasing Sheamus vs. Alberto Del Rio, along with John Cena vs. Big Show and John Laurinaitis (despite his firing).
-- If you love audio and haven't signed up for a site account, do so now. I currently have 13 shows scheduled between now and Sunday and am waiting to hear back from two people that would bring the total to 15 shows in the next six days.That's not counting any other shows anyone else produces, or the 10,000-plus hours of audio in the archives right now dating back to 2005. Thursday is looking to be my first-ever five-show day.
-- Also, brand new full-color PDF Figure Four Weekly with all the scoops from the past week is up on the front page right now. It looks awesome on iPad or other tablets or you can just read the text file on the site.
-- 15 years ago, on June 19, 1997, former WWWF champion Stan Stasiak passed away at the age of 60. Also 5 years ago, it was Chris Benoit's last match against Elijah Burke in Charlotte, NC on a WWE house show. Thanks to Patrick Laprade.
-- UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon "Bones" Jones will participate in the 2012 Taco Bell All-Star Legends & Celebrity Softball Game on July 8 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Jones will be joined by many celebrities from music, television and sports alongside former Kansas City Royals greats and Baseball Hall of Famers in the star-studded event.
-- Here's some video of Dana White talking his rare inner-ear ailment.
-- Countdown to UFC 147 debuts tonight at 9 Eastern on Fuel TV. This is a two-UFC show weekend with UFC on FX taking place Friday night from Atlantic City and UFC from Brazil taking place Saturday night.
-- On Twitter, Alistair Overeem claimed he'd fight again in December. Given his drug failure suspension doesn't end until December 27th and he has to pass a test to get licensed, my guess is nobody is going to book him for a show in December.
-- UFC Ultimate Insider tonight on FUEL takes a look at Tito Ortiz's second home in Big Bear, once owned by Oscar De La Hoya, and also Joe Rogan discusses why fighters need to trash talk.
-- A preview of the new Kayfabe Commentaries project, Breaking Kayfabe with Sean Waltman, is up here.
-- Duane "Bang" Ludwig vs. Che Mills has been added to UFC on FUEL 5 in Nottingham on September 29th.
-- For everyone considering going to our Convention in July this year, the official T-shirt design and order info is up on the Board.
-- Florida Supercon is once again hosting over 6 hours of professional wrestling at our annual 4-day convention. Please join us the evenings of Friday June 29th, Saturday June 30th, and Sunday July 1st and see some of your favorite sci-fi, comic book, and video game characters in larger than life battles within the squared circle. Florida Super Championship Wrestling is one of the most popular attractions at the show each year.
-- EWA Saturday June 23 Springfield Turnverin Agawam, Mass 730 pm bell time featuring a 4 on 4 war games match pitting the Diamonds of the Ring vs Joey Eastman Worldwide, also in action "the Promise" Antonio Thomas and more! Thomas has a new Twitter account.
-- JR has a new blog up here talking No Way Out and more.
-- Preview of a new Carlos Colon shoot video.
-- Interview with IZW commissioner Brandon Bishop
-- Sat June 23 2012 7pm bell time EWF Wrestling Card The Sports Academy Fight Club 293 E. Redlands Blvd, San Bernardino, Calif. Joey GUT CHECK Ryan headlines.
-- Deathgrip Clothing presents AAW: Professional Wrestling Redefined Bound by Hate Friday June 22, 2012 7:45pm Berwyn Eagles Club 6309 W. 26th St. Berwyn, IL
-- Crossfire Wrestling will be LIVE Saturday, June 23 at the Nashville Convention Center as a part of the huge 104.5 The Zone Sports Fest 2012 from 8:30am to 5pm. Hammerjack, LT Falk, Aaron Camaro, the debut of Jon Davis & Damien Payne plus more will be there LIVE for autographs all day long and a special mini wrestling show at 2:30pm! Also at the Sports Fest, WWE Superstar Mick Foley will be there plus Nashville Titans and Predators players & more!! Advance tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children (ages 3-12). Children under 3 are free. www.1045thezone.com for all details!
-- Interview with Kyle O'Reilly here.
-- UCC 5: UNLEASHED is an ALL-PROFESSIONAL Mixed Martial Arts Fight Night that will include between 8 – 12 live cage fighting matches inside the Teaneck Armory Arena. There will be free parking, a cash bar with both beer and mixed drinks and live DJ Entertainment provided by DJ David S and DJ Yonny courtesy of 92.3 FM. Tickets range from $25.00 General Admission with Seating and Standing Area – To $125.00 Front Row Table Seats with bottle service (Tables of 4 people). Go to www.uccfights.com for more details.
Which company puts on the best PPV shows?
New Japan 7.4%
HBO Boxing 5.3%
Dragon Gate 2.3%
Which of these people most deserves a spot on the Hall of Fame ballot?
Tully Blanchard 18.5%
Junkyard Dog 18.2%
Brian Pillman 12.6%
Booker T 10.4%
Honky Tonk Man 8.5%
Big Show 7.7%
Rob Van Dam 7.4%
Diamond Dallas Page 6.3%
Bill Dundee 5.3%
Nikita Koloff 2.5%
Tony Atlas 1.5%
Taz 1.3%
Which of these people most deserves a spot on the Hall of Fame ballot?
Magnum T.A. 17.9%
Raven 17.0%
George Steele 13.8%
Jerry Brisco 12.1%
Art Barr 11.1%
Fabulous Ones 7.2%
Austin Idol 6.3%
Gran Markus Sr. 5.5%
Ivan Putski 3.2%
Jos LeDuc 2.6%
Fuerza Guerrera 2.5%
Jerry Estrada 0.8%
What was the best of the recent major shows?
TNA Slammiversary 35.6%
WWE Extreme Rules 28.4%
ROH Border Wars 5.8%
WWE Over the Limit 3.0%
UFC on Fox Miller vs. Diaz 2.3%
TNA Sacrifice 1.9%
WWE No Way Out 1.5%
UFC McCall vs. Johnson 1.5%
UFC Ellenberger vs. Kampmann 1.3%
Strikeforce Cormier vs. Barnett 1.3%
-- Ed and his crew talk to Brian Fritz here
-- Axl Rotten, who retired two months ago, is un-retiring in a shocker. He is available for bookings here.
-- TMZ has a story here about Puppet the Psycho Dwarf who overshot a dive and destroyed himself.
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Artichoke and Goat Cheese-Stuffed Chicken
Randy Mayor
The chicken is sliced and served over a bed of dressed greens, creating a dinner salad.
Yield: 4 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 348
- Calories from fat: 20%
- Fat: 7.7g
- Saturated fat: 2.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.8g
- Protein: 47.2g
- Carbohydrate: 21.2g
- Fiber: 3.1g
- Cholesterol: 105mg
- Iron: 4.3mg
- Sodium: 882mg
- Calcium: 97mg
- 1/2 cup Italian-seasoned breadcrumbs
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) crumbled goat cheese
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
- 6 canned artichoke hearts, rinsed, drained, and chopped
- 1 red bell pepper, bottled, roasted, rinsed, drained, and chopped
- 4 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, divided
- 3 quarts water
- 6 cups mixed baby greens
- 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 1/2 teaspoons extravirgin olive oil
- Combine first 5 ingredients in a medium bowl; stir until well blended.
- Slice each breast half lengthwise, cutting to, but not through, other side. Open halves, laying breast flat. Place each breast half between 2 sheets of heavy-duty plastic wrap; pound to 1/4-inch thickness using a meat mallet or small heavy skillet. Sprinkle chicken with salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper.
- Divide artichoke mixture into 4 equal portions; spoon each portion down center of each breast half, leaving a 1/2-inch border at each end. Fold sides over filling.
- Place a 2-foot-long sheet of heavy-duty plastic wrap on a work surface with 1 long side hanging over the counter's edge 2 inches. Place a stuffed breast half, seam side down, on the end farthest from you; tightly roll the chicken toward you, jelly-roll fashion. Twist the ends in opposite directions to form a cylinder. Tie plastic wrap in tight knots against the chicken on each end. Trim off excess wrap close to the knots. Place a second 2-foot-long sheet of heavy-duty plastic wrap on the work surface; place rolled chicken on wrap, and repeat procedure. Repeat with remaining breast halves.
- Bring 3 quarts water to a boil in a large stockpot; add chicken. Simmer 15 minutes (do not boil), turning occasionally. Remove from water, and let stand 10 minutes before unwrapping and cutting into 1/2-inch-thick slices.
- Combine greens, juice, olive oil, and remaining 1/8 teaspoon pepper in a large bowl; toss well. Place about 1 cup greens mixture on each of 4 plates. Top each serving with 1 chicken breast half.
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An accident shut down U.S. 27 in Campbell County for five hours Friday morning.
Around 5:30 a.m., a car driven by Brandon Bonen, 27, of Fort Mitchell, Ala. struck a utility pole at U.S. 27 and East Alexandria Pike, causing power lines to fall onto the roadway.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Gov. Steve Beshear has declared a regional state of emergency to allow Kentucky to seek federal emergency funds for the repair of a western Kentucky bridge struck by a cargo ship.
The order will allow the state Transportation Cabinet to seek funding from the Federal Highway Administration. The Jan. 26 crash tore off a 322-foot span of the Eggner's Ferry Bridge on Kentucky Lake. The 80-year-old bridge supplies the western entrance to the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.
Beshear said in a statement Friday that he hopes federal funding will help speed up the process of restoring the important route.
The aging bridge was hit at night by the Delta Mariner, a cargo ship carrying rocket parts for NASA and the U.S. Air Force.
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If this whole Sound of Music Live thing works out, we've got ideas for more movie musicals we want.
Little Shop of Horrors
Don't try and tell us that flesh-eating plants aren't fun for the whole family. We'd give the lead role of Seymour to either Chris Colfer or Jim Parsons and further keep it in the Glee/Big Bang family by casting Jane Lynch as a role-reversed Mushnik, Matthew Morrison as the evil dentist (we think he's got malice hidden in him) and Kaley Cuoco as Audrey. Feed me, Seymour!
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- allegro805 Oct 15, 2007 03:05 PM
OK, I've definitely done a bit of my own research, but I'm just fishing for a couple more suggestions. 2 late 30s guys, neither has been to Portland, (one from SF, one from Santa Barbara) will be coming up Saturday-Monday. Staying at the Downtown Hilton (SW 6th) and hoping to find food/drink within walking distance of the hotel (we're urban walkers, so a generous 1-mile radius is easily walking distance).
Thinking of dinner one night (Sat or Sun) at Clyde Common and lunch Sunday at Silk.
Need recommendation for (A) one more dinner & (B) breakfasts (bakery/cafe ok)
- Curious about Toro Bravo & Pok Pok, but is it worth attempting either drive if we don't know our way around?
- In downtown, considering Pazzo, Murata or Hiroshi
- Any great tapas downtown?
- dinner price range: we want to keep our second dinner kind of reasonable (<$30/person total)
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for doing some research, as opposed to the shooting blind open-ended question "What's great?" =p
Breakfast/Bakery: Bijou Cafe, Pearl Bakery, Ken's Artisan Bakery (streetcar) or Mother's Bistro.
Hiroshi is outstanding, on the creative innovative side. Very expensive so consider getting just a few appetizers, be verrry disciplined, and eat the rest elsewhere.
Remember that Portland blocks are small. 20=mile.
Pok Pok is absolutely worth it, a quick easy drive over the Hawthorne bridge, should not at all be a barrier. Or take the bus, also really easy.
re: Leonardo
Toro Bravo is also pretty easy to get to by bus--the #6 runs every 15 minutes, and it's walkable from the Interstate MAX line. I would only go there or to Tapeo for tapas and not anyplace downtown. It would be a hard choice between pok pok and toro bravo--pok pok is unique, but it might be a long wait for a table after their prominent mention in the New York TImes (although I would expect both to be pretty busy on a weekend night). Toro Bravo is a bigger and has lots of seating for two.
My preferred breakfast would be Stumptown for excellent coffee and pastries, but I'm not really a breakfast person.
re: Nettie
Correction: In addition to Toro Bravo, I meant Patanegra for tapas, not Tapeo, which has been closed for several years.
If it helps, I've finally uploaded pictures I took from various Portland eateries during my recent visit north. Clyde Common is definitely my favorite in terms of total package in a restaurant, so I'm glad you're hitting them up.
I think a couple of guys would love to sit at the open kitchen at Le Pigeon. Did it the other night and it was a blast...food and wine most excellent.
Try Kenny & Zuke's (SW11th and Stark) deli for dinner or breakfast. They should be open starting today (soft opening, anyway) - but closed Sunday eve.
And yeah, Toro Bravo is totally worth it.
I thought Pok Pok was great, and totally worth the effort. We took the #14 bus (I think) from downtown to Hawthorne and then hoofed it, no problem. It wasn't hard to find, just watch for the crowd of hungry and disconsolate-looking people on the sidewalk. The broken crepe with mussels was practically a religious experience for me. Loved the water with pandan leaf steeped in it, too.
We had a late-night drink at Pazzo, which was a lot of fun - great views across the street of hotel workers carrying mattresses around - but I don't know that I'd eat dinner there given all the other great places in the area.
We tried to have breakfast at Mother's, and were pretty much chewed up and spat out. Bijou was pleasant, as was Stumptown, but our most enjoyable, least stressful breakfast was at Red Star. Can't recommend the coffee there, though. Get it at Stumptown first.
re: Freida
Pok Pok and Toro Bravo have been my two favorite places for the past year. For quality, consistency, and value/price. I'd eat there every week if I could.
From Downtown:
POKPOK - take the #4 Division Bus (to Gresham) and the restaurant is at 32/division. It's a straightshot no-brainer.
TOROBRAVO - take the #6 MLK Bus (to Jantzen Beach) and get off at MLK/Brazee. Cross MLK and go down Russell a few blocks.
UPDATE: Just a quick update on our brief, two-night trip.
SAT: dinner at Pok Pok was excellent, and so glad we went there. As I had never been to Portland, I wasn't sure how easy it would be navigating between downtown and the east side, but it was so easy and non-stressful getting around. We had the broken crepe with mussels, papaya salad, roast chicken, and curried pork belly/shoulder (this last dish was sublimely tender and flavorful). Everything was delectable, and the cocktails were great and original (I had the tamarind whisky sour). Condensed-milk ice cream/coffee affogato with doughnut was a perfect dessert.
SUN: Enjoyed good, basic breakfasts (apple french toast & brie/mushroom omelette) at Besaw's on Savier/NW 23rd and it was a good jumping off point to explore that neighborhood.
Dinner that night at Clyde Common was quite sublime, and I'll echo the raves it's gotten (to SauceSupreme: I agree that it evokes the aesthetic and menu of the Santa Barbara branch of The Hungry Cat). I couldn't resist trying the delicious beef tongue hash with poached egg, and we also had the butternut squash/gorgonzola ravioli and seared black cod with eggplant puree and roasted peppers. The fish was absolutely perfect, as was dessert: a divinely silky vanilla panna cotta with a light apricot/cherry compote.
We hit Jam's on Hawthorne for an average, but very tasty breakfast with super-friendly service before leaving town Monday. I was sorry not to get to Silk/Pho Van or Toro Bravo, but I'm definitely looking forward to a return visit. And I'm again with SauceSupreme in terms of being very tempted to check out the rental listings. The city -- at least at brief glance -- was incredibly accessible and enjoyable, so I'm envious of all you lucky Portlanders.
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Thanks for reporting back!
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Oh man that beef tongue hash at CC was definitely one of the highlights of my trip. Glad you enjoyed your stay.


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Let the summer of grilling begin.
Celebrating Women with the New York Women's Foundation
On May 8th, our staff joined the New York Womens' Foundation at their annual breakfast to celebrate the hard work being done across New York City to empower women and girls. We are excited to announce that among this year's honorees was Hot Bread Kitchen's founder & CEO, Jessamyn W. Rodriguez. Read the rest of this entry »
Update on East Harlem
Yesterday's explosion shook our community in East Harlem both literally and figuratively. Our bakery and incubator were no exception.
At 9:31am, an explosion destroyed two apartment buildings less than 500 feet from our bakery. We felt the blast shake our facility underneath the Metro North tracks and feared that there had been a trail derailment. Our staff and the staff of La Marqueta were the first on the scene; they arrived before the fire department to assist rubble-covered victims escape further harm.
Throughout the day our staff worked to support rescue efforts: giving out particle masks, helping disseminate information, and anything else that the community needed. In the bakery, the staff prepared for utility shutdowns and delivery contingencies. By 3:00pm, with everyone accounted for, we closed the bakery.
You don't hire staff because of their courage or deep humanity–it already takes a special team to do what we do–but I learned yesterday that we have some incredibly heroic individuals on staff and am proud of how they responded.
Today our heart goes out to the East Harlem community. Many of us live in the neighborhood and all of us are friends with those who do. Hot Bread Kitchen will continue to support our neighbors and first responders that will be working here in the weeks and months ahead.
At 6:00am this morning we started baking again; fresh breads were delivered at 10:15am. The bread doesn't wait, and, in light of disaster, sometimes continuing as normal is the only choice.
Our admin offices are closed today, Thursday, March 13, as is Hot Bread Almacen. While we return to normal after yesterday's events, please reach out to staff by email and stay apprised of new developments by following us on Facebook or Twitter. We anticipate reopening tomorrow, Friday, March 14th.
Thank you to our friends, supports, and customers for the outpouring of support.
With a heavy heart,
Spotted us on The Chew?
The Chew's Carla Hall recently stopped by our bakery to learn about Hot Bread Kitchen's unique social mission and try her hand at making some of our multi-ethnic breads. Our bakers had a great time showing her to braid challahs and press fresh corn tortillas.
Curious about how you can get involved? You can support Hot Bread Kitchen's work by donating to our programs, and of course, eating our delicious breads. Purchase our Global Bread Box online or find us at retailers and Greenmarkets across New York City.
Our seasonal Irish Soda Bread is here!
Available now through March 19th, Hot Bread Kitchen's is baking up savory and sweet versions of Irish Soda Bread. This biscuit-y treat makes a perfect breakfast spread with your favorite Irish butter or a hearty dinner alongside a warm stew.
This season, try our sweet (chockfull of currants) and savory (made with a generous dash of caraway seeds) available in two sizes at New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut Whole Foods or your local NYC Greenmarket.
N.Y. Immigrants Find They Can Earn Bread And Butter From Baking
NPR's "The Salt" took a peek inside our East Harlem bakery recently and spoke with bakers from our program. Says Nancy, "My grandmother would be so happy and proud that I'm carrying on her recipe and the Mexican tradition." Read the full article here.
Thank You to Our WBB Crowdrise Supporters!
Just last week Hot Bread Kitchen wrapped up our first ever Women Bake Bread Scholarship Campaign–our first effort to raise money through individual donors. In two months, we were able to raise over $47,000 that will help Hot Bread Kitchen leverage the talents of immigrant women to create the next generation of female leaders in the baking industry. On behalf of our staff, Board, and most importantly, our bakers, thank you to everyone who helped us make the dreams of the women we serve a reality. Each dollar raised will make it possible for new baking trainees to develop skills in commercial production, ESL, and management through Hot Bread Kitchen's intensive training.
With the support of individuals like you, Hot Bread Kitchen has transformed from a small start-up into the thriving organization and full-service bakery that it is today. Given the overwhelming enthusiasm demonstrated during this campaign, there is no doubt that we are well on our way achieving our goal of training 80 women per year in New York City.
Together we are reshaping the food industry, building new futures for the diverse group of women in our programs, and br-educating New York City one loaf at a time. Again, our sincerest thanks for making the work we do possible.
Thursday 9/26 is 5% Day
Mark your calendars, on September 26th support HBK Incubates by shopping at Whole Foods Market. On Thursday the 26th, five percent of all profit from sales at all seven New York City's Whole Foods Market locations will benefit Hot Bread Kitchen's food business incubator, HBK Incubates. HBK Incubates supports food entrepreneurs in growing businesses from small start-ups to sustainable food enterprises by providing rentable commercial kitchen space and development support including finance advising, culinary coaching and industry-specific workshops.
Launching Today: Women Bake Bread Scholarship Campaign
I am writing to share with you exciting news, Hot Bread Kitchen is launching a Crowdrise fundraiser, our first-ever crowd sourced campaign to support the Women Bake Bread Scholarship. This program will allow you to directly support low-income immigrant women enrolled in our baking training program. Over the next eight weeks, we will work to raise $100,000 to support the professional development of immigrant women through two potential ways of giving: click "donate" below to directly contribute, or select "start a fundraiser" to create your own dedicated page and inspire your friends to give.
Our Board Members including Christina Tosi, Mark Fiorentino and Joanne Wilson have already started fundraisers. Whether you donate or start a fundraiser, you will be helping us to improve the lives of the women enrolled in our baking training program and change the face of the culinary industry. Plus, you will have the opportunity to win great prizes, like brunch with Top Chef Judge Gail Simmons. For more information, or help setting up your fundraising page, email molly-at-hotbreadkitchen.org
Thank you in advance,
Jessamyn W. Rodriguez
C.E.O & Founder
Hot Bread Kitchen
HBK CEO Honored by President Clinton with Global Citizen Award
On September 25, 2013, Hot Bread Kitchen's Founder and CEO, Jessamyn W. Rodriguez was honored with a Global Citizen Award from the Clinton Global Initiative. This award was given to seven leaders based on their vision and scalable solutions to global issues. Other honorees include NYC Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, 6-year-old girls' education activist Malala Yousafzai, social entrepreneur Bunker Roy, and South Sudanese bishop Elias Taban. Below are her remarks given at the reception:
Thank you President Clinton, and everyone at the Clinton Global Initiative for the Global Citizen Award. I take great inspiration from CGI's willingness to think outside of the box and convene and award business, civil society, philanthropic, and non-profit leaders who solve enduring problems that we all face.
I also want to congratulate the other honorees tonight, whose work, at all levels across sectors, inspires our humble efforts. Five years ago, I launched Hot Bread Kitchen out of my home kitchen to do three things:
1. Create stable jobs for immigrant women who, otherwise, faced informal work and exploitation.
2. Prove that the market can be powerful in effecting social change.
3. Br-educate New Yorkers about the contribution of immigrant communities.
Tonight's award is proof that those efforts have paid off.
Our breads are sold throughout the country. Forward thinking partners such as Whole Foods Market, The City of New York, the Waldorf Astoria, and Columbia University— have responded to the opportunity to diversify their offerings and support social change while feeding hungry clients. Philanthropies such as New York Women's Foundation, Robin Hood Foundation, Citi Community Development and Capital One Bank, and The Rockefeller Foundation have partnered to support our innovative growth.
Women from 17 countries have educated consumers by inspiring breads that we bake every day– 24 hours a day. Those same women take English classes, learn key management skills, and the math necessary to become leaders in the culinary industry. We have baked nearly a million kilos of dough, that has been shaped into breads from Mexico to Morrocco. Iran to Poland.
Finally, we are changing the face of an industry—currently only 500 of 6,000 bakers in New York City are minority women. We are righting this inequity and filling those jobs with qualified women whose skill, passion and perseverance earn their families' bread in the thriving culinary industry I dedicate this award tonight to the women and men of the world who bake bread that nourishes our bodies, souls, and provides the fuel to effect social change. I dedicate this award to colleagues and friends in East Harlem who work to create social change and organization like CGI who support them.


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PISCATAWAY, NJ – The Rutgers women's tennis team will continue its 2004 season this weekend at the BIG EAST Championships as the sixth seed. The Scarlet Knights are scheduled to take on third-seeded Boston College on Thursday, April 29, at noon. The match will take place at the Neil Schiff Tennis Complex in Coral Gables, FL.
Rutgers (13-7, 7-3 BIG EAST) enters the Championships on a five-match winning streak, all against BIG EAST opponents. In its final regular-season match, RU defeated in-state rival Seton Hall, 5-2, as it swept the three doubles matches and received key wins at second, third, fifth and sixth singles.
In singles, Andrea Weckstein (Holmdel, NJ) was occupied the top spot the entire season, and currently has a 15-15 record. Her first doubles partner, Ketevan Shmakova (Dover, NJ), has been one of the Scarlet Knights' most consistent performers, posting a 15-10 record at second singles. In doubles, Weckstein and Shmakova are 15-9.
Alina Balasa (East Brunswick, NJ), Jill Markowitz (Forest Hills, NY), Helen Magomedova (Brooklyn, NY) and Lauren Edelschein (Medford Lakes, NJ) occupy the third-through-sixth singles positions. Edelschein enters the tournament on a six-match winning streak.
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Did God give us the right to pursue a good time? Don't get me wrong—happiness is a wonderful emotion and a state to be desired. But is that what our founders really intended to be the pursuit of our country and its people—to be happy? Let's put it this way: How would you like your tombstone to read, 'Here lies [your name]. He/she was happy'? Count me out! Isn't life supposed to be more significant than that? Let's face it—many of life's pleasures are not even good for us, as my waistline constantly reminds me.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (WDRB) -- Gov. Steve Beshear says Kentucky will receive a settlement of more than $6 million from a case involving online gambling.
The case dates back to 2008 when the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet filed suit to seize 141 domain names belonging to Internet gambling companies. he case, Commonwealth
of Kentucky ex rel. J. Michael Brown, Secretary, Justice and Public Safety Cabinet v. 141 Internet Domain Names, was the first of its kind in this country.
Kentucky later joined two federal lawsuits against some of those companies, resulting in the $6,075,000 settlement that Beshear announced Wednesday.
"Unlicensed and unauthorized internet
gambling has been substantially curtailed in Kentucky, and we've created
a framework for the rest of the country to manage the issue in their
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Beshear said the money will go into the state's General Fund.
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i just got a sudden urge to post this. I remember when i joined tumblr years ago and the "one ok rock" tag i used to browse were only posts by me and few others and we used to spaz just like that~ i started this blog soon after but im on my final year of high school now.really busy time ( ゚ Д゚) with school, tuition , cram school~my university entrance exams are pretty close too! Im not able to be very active here.But i just wanted to express how happy i am with the ever growing international fans of ONE OK ROCK! They've been my fav band for a long long time now and seeing other people, many of who recently showing their support and love for ONE OK ROCK is really ..wow.
Although i've judged some of them lol but im glad they exist , supporting OOR♥
But one thing around these many years of me loving them didnot change is that i still couldnt see them perform live.
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SPRAT Profile
In addition, proponents and land managers should refer to the Recovery Plan (where available) or the Conservation Advice (where available) for recovery, mitigation and conservation information.
|EPBC Act Listing Status
|Listed as Endangered as Zieria buxijugum
|Recovery Plan Decision
Recovery Plan required, this species had a recovery plan in force at the time the legislation provided for the Minister to decide whether or not to have a recovery plan (19/2/2007).
|Adopted/Made Recovery Plans
Recovery plan for Zieria formosa, Zieria buxijugum and Zieria parrisiae (NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service, 2002f) [Recovery Plan] as Zieria buxijugum.
|Other EPBC Act Plans
Threat Abatement Plan for competition and land degradation by unmanaged goats (Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (DEWHA), 2008ada) [Threat Abatement Plan].
Federal Register of
Legislative Instruments
Declaration under s178, s181, and s183 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 - List of threatened species, List of threatened ecological communities and List of threatening processes (Commonwealth of Australia, 2000) [Legislative Instrument] as Zieria buxijugum.
Amendment to the list of threatened species under section 178 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (11/04/2007) (Commonwealth of Australia, 2007f) [Legislative Instrument] as Zieria buxijugum.
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|State Listing Status
|Scientific name
|Zieria buxijugum [56757]
|Species author
|J.D.Briggs & J.A.Armstrong
|Infraspecies author
|Australian Systematic Botany 15(3): 320, fig. 20-21, map fig. 22 (2002).
|Other names
Zieria sp. 14 (sp. 'P'; Box Range North) [24544]
Zieria buxijugum Briggs & Armstrong ms. [67255]
Zieria buxijugum J.Briggs & J.A.Armstrong ms. [67358]
Zieria sp. G [68099]
|Distribution map
This is an indicative distribution map of the present distribution of the species based on best available knowledge. See map caveat for more information.
|Commonwealth attributions
From Australian Plant Image Index
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This species forms an erect shrub up to 3.5 m high (NSW NPWS 2002f; Armstrong 2002) with moderately conspicuous white flowers up to 7 mm in diameter (Armstrong 2002).
Z. buxijugum is known from a single population on Box Range Farm, about 15 km west of Pambula on the far south coast of NSW (Armstrong 2002; Harden 2002; NSW NPWS 2002f).
In 1987, population size was estimated at 68 adult plants of more than 1 m in height (Briggs & Leigh 1990). A survey in Feb. 1999 found 121 individuals of this size (NSW NPWS 2002f). Most had died back during the 1997/8 drought but were vigorously resprouting from their bases and lower stems (NSW NPWS 1999aj). By April 2001, the numbers had reduced to only 32 adult plants, although there were another 273 smaller plants. This reflected browsing damage in winter 2000 to adult plants and vigorous seedling regeneration since the 1997/98 drought (NSW 2002f; Armstrong 2002)..
The population is restricted to an area of about 0.4 ha (NSW NPWS 2002f) and is on private freehold land most of which is zoned for rural residential use. The species is not known to occur within a conservation reserve (Briggs and Leigh 1990; Briggs & Leigh 1996; NSW NPWS 2002f).
Synonyms include Zieria sp. G., Z. sp. 14, Z. sp. O and Z. sp. P (Box Range North) (NSW NPWS 1999aj).
This species occurs on a steep slope with an easterly aspect on an ignimbrite rock outcrop. The soil is a skeletal brown loam with a high organic matter content (Briggs & Leigh 1990). Conditions can be extremely hot in summer and often very dry, particularly in winter (NSW NPWS 2002f).
It grows, mainly in full sun, in a shrubby heath community surrounded by Eucalyptus sieberi - E. muelleriana open forest (Briggs & Leigh 1990; Armstrong 2002; Harden 2002; NSW NPWS 2002f). The shrub community is dominated by Melaleuca armillaris and has a sparse understorey containing Cassinia longifolia, Plectranthus parviflorus, Olearia iodochroa, Platysace lanceolata and Dendrobium speciosum (Briggs & Leigh 1990).
Competition for seedlings and young plants from other understory species appears relatively low; there is much exposed rock at the site and few other sub-shrubs or herbaceous species are present (NSW NPWS 2002f).
This species flowers in Sept. (Briggs & Leigh 1990; NSW NPWS 1999aj, 2002f; Armstrong 2002). It is almost certainly pollinated by insects; native bees, hover flies and blowflies have been observed visiting the flowers. Fruit at all stages through to maturity can be found on plants in Nov. The fruits develop and ripen rapidly, and seed shed appears to be almost complete by the end of Dec. (NSW NPWS 2002f; Armstrong 2002).
The mature plants flower prolifically and high levels of fruit set were observed in 1986/87 (J. Briggs pers. comm. in NSW NPWS 2002f). Seedlings of varying size are present at the site, suggesting some recruitment probably would occur in most years in the absence of browsing (NSW NPWS 2002f).
The following table lists known and perceived threats to this species. Threats are based on the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) threat classification version 1.1.
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|Ecosystem/Community Stresses:Indirect Ecosystem Effects:Restricted geographical distribution (area of occupancy and extent of occurrence)
|Zieria buxijugum in Species Profile and Threats (SPRAT) database (Department of the Environment and Heritage (DEH), 2006wz) [Internet].
|Invasive and Other Problematic Species and Genes:Invasive Non-Native/Alien Species:Grazing, tramping, competition and/or habitat degradation
|Capra hircus (Goat)
|Zieria buxijugum in Species Profile and Threats (SPRAT) database (Department of the Environment and Heritage (DEH), 2006wz) [Internet].
|Invasive and Other Problematic Species and Genes:Problematic Native Species:Competition, predation and/or habitat degradation by kangaroos and wallabies
|Zieria buxijugum in Species Profile and Threats (SPRAT) database (Department of the Environment and Heritage (DEH), 2006wz) [Internet].
|Natural System Modifications:Fire and Fire Suppression:Inappropriate and/or changed fire regimes (frequency, timing, intensity)
|Zieria buxijugum in Species Profile and Threats (SPRAT) database (Department of the Environment and Heritage (DEH), 2006wz) [Internet].
|Protected status:Protected status:Lack of secure conservation land tenure
|Zieria buxijugum in Species Profile and Threats (SPRAT) database (Department of the Environment and Heritage (DEH), 2006wz) [Internet].
|Species Stresses:Indirect Species Effects:Low numbers of individuals
|Zieria buxijugum in Species Profile and Threats (SPRAT) database (Department of the Environment and Heritage (DEH), 2006wz) [Internet].
Armstrong, J.A. (2002). Zieria (Rutaceae): a systematic and evolutionary study. Australian Systematic Botany. 15:277-463.
Briggs, J.D. & J.H. Leigh (1990). Delineation of Important Habitats of Threatened Plant Species in South-Eastern New South Wales. Canberra: Australian Heritage Commission.
Briggs, J.D. & J.H. Leigh (1996). Rare or Threatened Australian Plants - Revised Edition. Collingwood: CSIRO Publishing.
Harden, G.J. (ed.) (2002). Flora of New South Wales, Volume Two - rev. edn. University of New South Wales Press, Sydney.
Keith, D. & E. Ashby (1992). Vascular Plants of Conservation Significance in the South East Forests of New South Wales. Page(s) 210. NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Hurstville, NSW National Parks &Wildlife Service.
Meredith, L.D. & M.M. Richardson (1990). Rare or Threatened Australian Plant Species in Cultivation in Australia. Report Series No. 15. Page(s) 1-114. Canberra: Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service.
NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service (1999aj). Threatened Species Information: Zieria buxijugum. [Online]. Hurstville: NSW NPWS. Available from: http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/nature/tsprofileZieriaBuxijugum.pdf.
NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service (2002f). Recovery plan for Zieria formosa, Zieria buxijugum and Zieria parrisiae. [Online]. Hurstville, NSW: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Available from: http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/threatened/publications/recovery/z-formosa/index.html.
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This database is designed to provide statutory, biological and ecological information on species and ecological communities, migratory species, marine species, and species and species products subject to international trade and commercial use protected under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (the EPBC Act). It has been compiled from a range of sources including listing advice, recovery plans, published literature and individual experts. While reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information, no guarantee is given, nor responsibility taken, by the Commonwealth for its accuracy, currency or completeness. The Commonwealth does not accept any responsibility for any loss or damage that may be occasioned directly or indirectly through the use of, or reliance on, the information contained in this database. The information contained in this database does not necessarily represent the views of the Commonwealth. This database is not intended to be a complete source of information on the matters it deals with. Individuals and organisations should consider all the available information, including that available from other sources, in deciding whether there is a need to make a referral or apply for a permit or exemption under the EPBC Act.
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Organisational Effectiveness
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This course introduces various perspectives relating to organisational effectiveness. It examines the sociological aspects of organisation theory, ranging from classicist to post-modern theory, and applies these theories to the workplace. In particular, the course investigates the impact of size, structure, environment, strategy, technology and culture on organisational effectiveness
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Alterations in the Intestinal Microbiota Can be Detected by and Influence Specific Brain Regions
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Emerging evidence indicates that the commensal microbiota communicates with the brain and influences behavior. In animal models, perturbation of the microbiota is accompanied by changes in brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) levels in the brain. However, underlying mechanisms are unknown. We investigated whether vagal-parasympathetic and sympathetic branches of the autonomic nervous system are involved in the microbiota-gut-brain signalling and attempt to identify specific brain regions that are responsive to alterations in the intestinal microbiota. Specific pathogen-free Balb/c mice, with or without surgical vagotomy or chemical sympathectomy, received oral non-absorbable antimicrobials (ATM) ad libitum for 7 days. Behavior was tested on day 7 in the light/dark preference and step-down latency tests. Specific brain regions were sectioned and stained for the neuronal activation marker, c-fos. Perturbation of the microbiota significantly enhanced the exploratory behavior of mice in both tests and increased the expression of c-fos and phosphorylated c-fos in the hippocampus and dentate gyrus. c-fos expression in the nucleus of the solitary tract was unaffected and neither vagal-parasympathetic nor sympathetic neurotransmission were required for induction of the behavioral change following perturbation of the microbiota. Instability of the commensal microbiota enhances the activation of the hippocampal formation and influences host behavior in a manner that is independent of vagal-parasympathetic and sympathetic autonomic neurotransmission.
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Collins, Josh, "Alterations in the Intestinal Microbiota Can be Detected by and Influence Specific Brain Regions" (2011). Open Access Dissertations and Theses. Paper 6342.
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Jamie McDonnell was crowned as a world champion after capturing the IBF bantamweight belt with a points win over Julio Ceja in Doncaster.
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