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I love the css help.
nice !
Sweet Suite!
brings in new capabilities
Thank You!
No more LESS support in the latest version. But "LESS" is there on the product page, there's even a LESS-settings tab in the options. Thanks for ruining our work process.
Amazing extension!
Nice tools, but unfortunately Typescript is left out of the recent update. So a lot of the functionality I used is not available anymore.
Great tool!
You Must Have It!
Useful add on.
This says is updated today.It fails to install in VS 2012 Express
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Unfortunately, VS Express doesn't support 3rd party extension. It's not a limitation of Web Essentials
Very USeful !!!
Dropping support for TypeScript (without plastering that "little" detail all over the download page) has just cost me 4 wasted hours and sent me full circle back to the old Web Essentials.
WebEssentials 2012 is a stellar extension. Being able to collapse JavaScript between {curly brackets} is very useful.
Good plugin although the CoffeeScript functionality doesn't compile the scripts and crashes vs2012 every time I try :(
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Since autumn of 2012, Friends General Conference has been engaged in nurturing and supporting new worship groups and meetings in the United States and Canada.
The New Meetings Project (NMP) responds to inquiries from Friends asking for support in starting new worship groups and meetings. Many times, the request has come from Friends and seekers in areas where there is no established meeting and they want guidance on how to nurture a flourishing Quaker faith and practice community. The NMP has developed a wide range of resources and support for new groups, including mentoring teams of two seasoned Friends who will walk alongside a newly developing group for up to two years.
We are pleased to be able to support Friends who feel called to help establish and nurture vibrant Quaker communities. While there are many paths and religious traditions through which to develop a meaningful spiritual life, we know that many are drawn to the Quaker way and want help to begin that journey. FGC's purpose with this project is to provide the support and tools needed to make the Quaker way visible and accessible to all seekers interested in exploring Quaker spiritual practice.
You'll find resources for new meetings and/or worship groups in the "New Meetings Toolbox." Resources and other materials can also be found at New Meetings Project.
For further details about this program or contact information on how to be involved, check out the New Meetings Q&A, search on "New Meetings Project" or email email@example.com J. Brent Bill, a long-time Friend and author, is the staff person for the New Meetings Project.

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Confirmation qHTS Assay for Inhibitors of RGS12 GoLoco Motif Activity (Red Fluorophore)
G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are major targets for drug discovery. The regulator of G-protein signaling (RGS)-protein family has important roles in GPCR signal transduction. RGS proteins contain a conserved RGS-box, which is often accompanied by other signaling regulatory elements. RGS proteins accelerate the deactivation of G proteins to reduce GPCR signaling; however, some also have an more ..
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G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are major targets for drug discovery. The regulator of G-protein signaling (RGS)-protein family has important roles in GPCR signal transduction. RGS proteins contain a conserved RGS-box, which is often accompanied by other signaling regulatory elements. RGS proteins accelerate the deactivation of G proteins to reduce GPCR signaling; however, some also have an effector function and transmit signals. Combining GPCR agonists with RGS inhibitors should potentiate responses, and could markedly increase the agonist's regional specificity. The diversity of RGS proteins with highly localized and dynamically regulated distributions in brain makes them attractive targets for pharmacotherapy of central nervous system disorders. Inhibitors of the RGS:GPCR interaction should prove useful as small molecule tools in this research field. A complex of Gai1 and fluorescently labeled G-alpha-binding peptide (the "GoLoco motif") derived from RGS12 is incubated with library members. Inhibitors of the binding are detected by a decrease in the fluorescence polarization (FP) of the fluorophore. Protein was supplied by Prof. David Siderovski, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
This BioAssay is a confirmatory run of primary qHTS protocol (AID: 880).
See following reference for more details:
Kimple AJ, et al. Comb Chem High Throughput Screen. 2008 Jun;11(5):396-409.
Assay Submitter: Siderovski, David P, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Screening Center PI: Austin, C.P.
Screening Center: NIH Chemical Genomics Center [NCGC]
NIH Grant: NS053754-01
Assay Buffer: 10 mM Tris-HCl, 150 mM NaCl, 0.1 mM GDP (prepared fresh), and 0.05% NP40 at pH 7.5.
Controls: 15 nM Rhodamine labeled peptide dispensed into columns 3 and 4 to generate negative control (full inhibition of binding, -100 % activity).
15 nM Rhodamine labeled peptide/25 nM protein in columns 1, 2, 5 - 48. Titration of unlabeled peptide control ([H]TMGEEDFFDLLAKSQSKRMDDQRVDLAG[NH2], custom synthesized and HPLC-purified by Tufts University Core Facility) from 20 mM, then 1:2 dilution, 16-point in duplicate, pin-transferred to column 2, rows 1 to 32. Column 1 is neutral.
Rhodamine-labeled peptide (Rhodamine-DEAEEFFELISKAQSNRADDQRGLLRKEDLVLPEFLR-NH2) was custom-synthesized and HPLC-purified by Invitrogen (Carlsbad, CA).
Assay Steps.
Four uL of reagents were dispensed to 1536-well Greiner black solid-bottom plates. Compounds and controls (23 nL) were transferred via Kalypsys PinTool. The plates were incubated for 10 min at room temperature, and then read on ViewLux (Perkin-Elmer) High-throughput CCD imager using BODIPY for the rhodamine-labeled decapeptide probe. During dispense, reagent bottles were kept submerged into 4 deg C water bath and all liquid lines were covered with aluminum foil to minimize probe and protein degradation. All screening operations were performed on a Kalypsys robotic system (Kalypsys, Inc., San Diego, CA) containing one RX-130 and two RX-90 anthropomorphic robotic arms.
Keywords: NIH Roadmap, MLSCN, MLI, MLSMR, qHTS, NCGC, rgs, rgs12, regulator of G-protein signalling 12, GTPase accelerating protein
Compound Ranking:
1. Compounds are first classified as having full titration curves, partial modulation, partial curve (weaker actives), single point activity (at highest concentration only), or inactive. See data field "Curve Description". For this assay, apparent inhibitors are ranked higher than compounds that showed apparent activation.
2. For all inactive compounds, PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE is 0. For all active compounds, a score range was given for each curve class type given above. Active compounds have PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE between 40 and 100. Inconclusive compounds have PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE between 1 and 39. Fit_LogAC50 was used for determining relative score and was scaled to each curve class' score range.
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Assay Type: Functional
Result Definitions
* Activity Concentration. ** Test Concentration.
Additional Information
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Also, when will the Rush / Diener smilies be available? Can't wait for those.
When they get new mug shots as Pacers to answer your last question.
I always upload my pictures to display them. That's usually the only way to do it, though you can upload "attachments" here as well. I'm not sure how to make those display in a post; when I try they always show up as a link (in other words, they get upload, but you have to have people click on them to allow them to see it).
Thanks. I have this Tinsley collage that I want to share, but it's too big for an avatar and apparently too big to upload. Ah, too bad...
You can always temporarily host it at some place like photobucket.com.
I use Flickr.
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I Bleed Black & Berry
The weeks are counting down now and many of you will ditch your old BlackBerry smartphone and pick up a brand new BlackBerry 10 device. If you were thinking the Accessory Roundup would go away as well, think again. We have plenty of accessories that will work with your BlackBerry 10 device (and more on the way) so don't worry.
One of my favorites is the BlackBerry Music Gateway - a little box of wonder that lets you wirelessly stream music from any Bluetooth device to a home or car stereo with little effort. My new favorite use is my psuedo-Sonos I have setup in my house. The BMG is an awesome accessory that will work with your older BlackBerry or BlackBerry 10 device so you can get years of awesome use! Check out our full review here.
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I Bleed Black & Berry
I have an apple tv, would love to win this to compare.
I don't think that's healthy maybe you should get that looked at.
Bleeding Black & Berry ... that is.
I could really use one of these.
One day I will win something
Would be cool to win this.
Nice! Would definately be a nice additon to my BB products :D
Thanks CrackBerry !
Been looking at getting one of these lately .. winning one would be even better! ;)
I'd love to win this to hook up to my surround sound in the living room.
I've already decided to get a music gateway. Hopefully I win & don't have to buy one!
Gateway please! Much appreciated!
It would be awesome to win a great Crackberry contest. Pick me, Pick me! LOL!
I Would like one for the car please! :)
I've been considering one of these for a while, would be a great way to integrate BB into my sound system
Didn't get anything for christmas. Maybe this is it!
I have been entering these contest with hope to win a Blackberry Gateway. I want one so badly.
I'd love to win a Blackberry Music Gateway. Keep up the contests.
Would love one. To stream the music I load on the new BB10 phone I intend to get.
Yes please this is a great little unit, would love one.
I would love a BMG, Please!
This would go great in my new Civic Hybrid.
Please put my name in your hat. Thank you
I wanna win!
I have a zillion things that I would like to use this for.
This would be nice :) count me in!
This would be perfect to use with my PlayBook, and in about a month or two, also with the new BB10!!!
Would love one of these!
Pretty cool!
I need one of these!
This looks (and undoubtedly sounds) incredibly cool!
Great contest! Good luck everyone!
Can I have one!
Don't mind if I do.
This would sure add to the great experience expected next month with my new BB10 phone. CB...thanks for these opportunities.
Would love this :)
Put me down for one.
please pick me. I have BlackBerry in my blood and love anything BlackBerry. i would love you use this with my Hyfi i just inherited. This unit sounds awesome and has aux connection so this would be sweet.Thank you. :)
I hope I win cause this is the gateway device to all the cool devices!
I gave one as a Christmas present. Regrets - should have kept it! Help?
dying to try one of these !
Thanks for the chance!
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Would love it... :))))))))))
Yep, have one, need another. Pick me Monty!
keep meaning to buy one, keep wanting to win one though ;)
I really really really would love to win this, so i can hook it up to my new Denon Stereo and then the Circle will be complete BlackBerry + BlackBerry + Denon = INSANE SOUND!!
Want one!
Would love one
I'd love my new BB10 phone to replace my iPod--at least with my favorite music. This would be an awesome way to use it all day everyday.
Yay! Would love this!
I've been eyeing this for a while. Would be great if I didn't have to pay for it. :-) Pick me, please!!!
I'm in.
How about a stunning "Welcome to the New Year" present from Crackberry.com to me! Come on Adam - you can do iiiit!! LOL
A Blackberry Lover & User of a Playbook & Torch9800!!
I've got the original. It's more square and I use it occasionally to stream music from my pc or playbook. I would just give it as a gift to someone else.
I'd try one. :)
Would love one please.
Man, just put a new radio in my lady's car with Bluetooth. It's really an amazing feature to have in the car. I can't put a new radio in my car but I do have an Aux input so this should work perfectly so that I'm not jealous anymore!
Also, when that Z10 is available, I'm sure I can convince people its that much better that it can just connect straight to my default radio. Heck, they won't know any better!
I would LOVE this!
Would be great to win this!
Been wanting to try this out. I've heard good things about it.
Here goes!
I've been thinking of getting one of these! winning one would be better!!
Help, I'm musically challenged with my Blackberry!
a perfect companion for my playbook!!
Have one in my office and love it! Now, I need to expand to my home office and stereo. This would be a great addition to either space.
My little girl would love this. We were the victim of theft two days after Christmas which was a downer. This would totally make her day.
Would love one!
I would love to add this to my sound setup! Hook me up please!
I had just looked at one and wondered if it was worth purchasing, Sounds like a good investment for not much money. Will have to wait to see if I get one for free before I pick one up!!!
Would love to win one, thanks
Thanks for this chance to win!! The 3.5 mm jack in my car is in a horrible location that leaves cables draped all across my stick shift and no good place to sit my 9810 once it's plugged in. Sure would be nice to have automatic Bluetooth connectivity everytime I climb into the car. Pick me!!
I'm from dominican republic have hope of winning? Hope so, I'm interested
Almost bought one for X-mas!
I live by bluetooth and my blackberry! I bluetooth my podcasts and pandora in my truck. I bluetooth pandora at home. I need this gateway!!! Thanks crackberry!
I want one!!
Oh BB Music Gateway, how I want thee!!! please, oh please!!!
thanks for the chance CB. good luck to everyone!!!
Yes please
Pick me, and thank you
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Please pick me for this, I would really love a BlackBerry Music Gateway and would get so much use out of this!
Would love to win this, it would go great with my PB. Crackberry rocks too!!
I always wanted to try one!!! :)
Didn't win yesterday wih #JanuBerry, here's hoping for CrackBerry love!
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Your fingers should be curved, approximately as much as they curve naturally when you hold you hand loosely. Flautists can have trouble with this at first ;). Your hand should be parallel to the keyboard or tilted forward a little.
You'll need to actively press the keys, as well. Even when playing softly you want exact control of how the key is struck. You can use gravity to help when playing fortissimo, though, and having your hand "fall" can be used for visual effect when playing staccato (though many overdo it).
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Small Business Enterprise Certification
The purpose of the Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program is to promote the economic welfare of the people of the City of Cincinnati, to mitigate the effects of discrimination against SBEs, and to promote full and equal business opportunity for all persons doing business with the City of Cincinnati.
The Small Business Enterprise Program is administered by the Office of Contract Compliance.
This SBE program is race- and gender-neutral.
General Requirements
- Small businesses must have a fixed office in Hamilton County one year prior to application.
- All applicants seeking certification must register as a vendor with the City. Registering with the City is not certification. Vendor registration is handled through the City's Purchasing Division.
- The applicant(s) and each owner must be a citizen of the United States.
- The net worth of each owner is not to exceed $750,000 at initial and during City certification.
- The City's Nondiscrimination and Good Faith Effort policies are enforced.
- Construction contracts over $100,000 include a mandatory 30% SBE subcontracting goal.
- Professional Services, Supplies and Service contracts over $100,000 require a 15% subcontracting goal.
- Firms certified by other governmental agencies will be required to be certified under this program regardless of previous certification.
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All applicants seeking certification must register with the City. Registering with the City is not certification. Registration is handled through the City's Purchasing Division.
There are four processes for an applicant to choose when seeking certification.
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- Fast-Track (Streamlined Certification): for small businesses currently certified through the State of Ohio EDGE Program or the Federal 8 (a) Business Development Program. Companies seeking to go through the streamlined certification must be in good standing with the government agency in which certification was granted.
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From 1917 until he left Russia in 1924, Balanchine worked and danced with Ivanova. Kendall shares passages from the book and archival material, while choreographer Troy Schumacher, Artistic Director of BalletCollective explores the work created at this time and how it influenced Balanchine's iconic "American" works. Troy Schumacher presents two new works, danced by Jared Angle, Rebecca Krohn, Ashley Laracey and Schumacher himself, inspired by Balanchine's early choreographic choices in Russia.
Fridays at Noon tickets are $5 and should be purchased in advance or at the 92Y Box Office in the lobby.
This program will be performed on 92Y's Russian Sundays program, Sun, Apr 13, 7:30 pm, tickets $29.
Live streams of each Fridays At Noon performance are available at www.tischdanceandnewmedia.com/live. The live streams of the Fridays At Noon performances are part of an educational collaboration between 92Y Harkness Dance Center and NYU's Tisch Dance and New Media Program.
Jared Angle was born in Altoona, Pennsylvania where he began his early dance training at age six at the Allegheny Ballet Academy. He entered the School of American Ballet (SAB), the official school of New York City Ballet, in the fall of 1996. In 1997, Mr. Angle received the Rudolf Nureyev Scholarship to continue his training at SAB for the 1997-1998 school year. Mr. Angle became an apprentice with New York City Ballet in March 1998 and joined the Company as a member of the corps de ballet in July 1998. He was promoted to the rank of soloist in February 2001. On November 11, 2005, during a Company visit to Denmark for the reopening of the Tivoli Concert Hall, Mr. Angle was promoted to principal dancer. He has performed principal roles in numerous ballets, including George Balanchine's Duo Concertant and Symphony in Three Movements, Peter Martins' Swan Lake and Jerome Robbins' The Four Seasons and I'm Old Fashioned.
Rebecca Krohn was born in Vestal, New York. In 1995, she entered the School of American Ballet (SAB), the official school of New York City Ballet, as a scholarship student. Ms. Krohn was invited to become an apprentice with New York City Ballet in the fall of 1998, and she joined the Company as a member of the corps de ballet in spring 1999. In March 2006 she was promoted to soloist and was made a principal dancer in May 2012. She has performed principal roles in many ballets, including George Balanchine's Episodes and Symphony in Three Movements, Peter Martins' Fearful Symmetries and Jerome Robbins' The Cage and Dances at a Gathering.
Ashley Laracey was born in Sarasota, Florida. She began her dance training at the age of five with Cheryl Carty and Christine White at the Carty Academy of Theater Dance in Bradenton, Florida. At age 12, she began training with Pavel Fomin, Diane Partington, and Isabel and Javier Dubrocq at Sarasota Ballet of Florida. She continued her studies at age 15 with Victoria Schneider, Olivier Pardina and Svetlana Osiyeva at the Harid Conservatory in Boca Raton, Florida. Ms. Laracey entered the School of American Ballet (SAB), the official school of New York City Ballet, in the fall of 2001. In October 2002, Ms. Laracey became an apprentice with New York City Ballet, and in February 2003 she joined the Company as a member of the corps de ballet and was promoted to soloist in February 2013. She has performed principal roles in a number of ballets, including George Balanchine's Agon and Ivesiana, Peter Martins' The Infernal Machine and Todo Buenos Aires, and Jerome Robbins' N.Y. Export: Opus Jazz.
Troy Schumacher formed BalletCollective as a twenty-first century model inspired by historic ballet, music and visual art collaborative efforts. Its mission is to present ballet-based work in an intimate setting with live music that represents contributions from the choreographer, dancers, musicians and artists who engage in an ongoing give and take process. The chief dance critic for The New York Times, Alastair Macaulay, selected Troy Schumacher's BalletCollective collaborative work "The Impulse Wants Company" as one of the top ten dance events of 2013. In his review of the group's sold-out performances at the Joyce Theater, he described Schumacher as "an intriguing new dance voice" and the piece as "direct and unforced, experimental and refreshing." In addition to founding and directing BalletCollaborative, Schumacher has received choreographic commissions from the 92nd Street Y Fridays at Noon series, School of American Ballet, New York Choreographic Institute, Salon/Sanctuary with Anthony Roth Costanzo and Atlanta Ballet. Schumacher is active in other cultural media, and has participated in a number of cutting-edge collaborations including choreographing shoots for Carine Roitfeld's CR Fashion Book, Aritzia and producing a performance for Creative Agency V Group's Zero Zero Project. As a dancer with the New York City Ballet, Schumacher has performed principal roles in several ballets, including George Balanchine's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Stars and Stripes, Peter Martins' Swan Lake and Jerome Robbins' Interplay.
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One of the central aims of the World Archaeological Congress is education about the past. In pursuit of this aim, WAC publishes a number of book series:
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 16, 2012) – With the start of the fall sports season on the horizon, the ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics held Media Day for men's and women's soccer and volleyball on Thursday, as members of the media met with the head coaches and players of the programs at Mellow Mushroom in Johnson City.
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The trees, required under a state ordinance, would have taken up more than 2 acres on the 13-acre campus.
The requirement led School Security Coordinator Clifton Cornwell III to recommend that trees not be planted on the site.
"We want to be able to see who's near our buildings," he said. "I'm very concerned when you start giving a hiding place on school grounds."
The trees could hide both students and intruders, jeopardizing safety, he said.
"The security people like a clear line of sight on a school property," said Ray Barnes, executive director of facilities services. "They like to be able to see 360 degrees around the building."
Planting trees, particularly on smaller urban campuses, also limits available space for parking, stormwater management and play areas, Barnes said.
In response, the school system requested that it be allowed to pay a fee in lieu of planting the trees — a common practice in Frederick County and elsewhere.
The city of Frederick accepted that request, and the school system will pay the city $26,528 so that trees can be planted on a different site.
This scenario is both costly and avoidable, according to Frederick County Commissioner Billy Shreve (R).
In the past five years, the school system has spent $150,000 — or $30,000 a year — either planting the required trees or paying fees to the city or county depending on the location of the construction project.
"One hundred and fifty thousand dollars is a lot of teachers' salaries," Shreve said. "I don't have anything against trees. I'm just opposed to wasteful spending."
Under proposed state legislation, introduced on Feb. 1 by Frederick County's delegation to the Maryland General Assembly, county schools would be exempt from the planting requirement, known as the State Forest Resource Ordinance.
All Maryland counties with less than 200,000 acres of forest are subject to the ordinance, which includes all 23 counties except Garrett and Allegany.
Marian Honeczy, supervisor or Urban and Community Forestry for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, said no other school systems, municipalities or counties, where the ordinance would be applicable, have been exempt from its requirements.
The statute was adopted in 1991 to preserve the forested areas in the state and decrease the amount of forest loss due to development and other changes in land use.
Honeczy said the DNR had not yet taken a position on the legislation, which is scheduled for a hearing before the Senate Education, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee on Feb. 19.
Development projects that are at least 40,000 square feet — or just under 1 acre — are subject to the ordinance. The number of trees, or forested area, required for a development project is determined by a variety of factors, included in a formula.
The school system, the government and private firms, which are also subject to the state requirement, may either plant the trees on the site, pay a fee or plant the trees at an alternate approved site.
Del. Galen Clagett (D-Dist. 3A) of Frederick said he believes this is the first time the county has requested that the school system be exempt from the forestation requirement since it was adopted in 1992.
At a delegation meeting Jan. 18, state Sen. Ron Young (D-Dist. 3) of Frederick was the only one among the eight-member delegation not to support the proposal.
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How Gastric Bypass Surgery Changed One Man's Life
Daniel Correia shows off his motorcycle six months after weight loss
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"I was overweight as a kid," 59-year-old Daniel Correia of Stratford
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As a teen, he was a good athlete, but when it was skins vs. shirts,
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"Being overweight kept me from doing a lot of things I loved."
When he graduated from high school, Daniel was 6 feet tall and weighed 225
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In the late 1980s he reached 280 pounds—and from then on, no matter
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Daniel developed high blood pressure. This is common in those who are overweight,
simply because the heart has to pump harder to send blood through the excess
body tissue. When the heart works harder, that pushes the blood pressure higher.
Daniel also developed arthritis and had to have knee
surgery, back surgery, and a hip replacement. "Being
overweight didn't help with that, either," he points out.
The more weight the joints have to bear, the greater
the wear and tear they suffer.
Daniel weighed 296 pounds the day his primary care physician,
James P. Ralabate, MD, diagnosed
him with diabetes—another condition
common in those who are
overweight. (Nearly 90% of those
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dependent] are overweight. In fact,
a weight gain of just 11 to 18 pounds increases the
risk of developing type 2 diabetes to twice that of a
person who has not gained weight!)
Daniel with his friend, Jean Mastroni, "before."
Daniel wasn't surprised at the diagnosis—"My
whole family is diabetic"—but he was certainly dismayed.
He knew that both diabetes and high blood
pressure increased the risk of heart disease. "I thought,
'I'm only halfway through my life. Do I want to live
the rest of it sick? I am not going die at an early age
like my dad and grandma.'"
"Daniel was frustrated by his weight and his progressive
arthritis, and was very motivated to decrease
his risk of stroke, heart attack, and arthritis pain," says
Dr. Ralabate. "He asked to be referred for weight reduction
surgery, and I highly recommended gastric
bypass for him."
Many years earlier Daniel had spotted a New
York Times article about gastric bypass surgery—a
procedure that reduces the size of the stomach—as a
method of losing weight for seriously obese people.
So he was delighted when he learned about Bridgeport
Hospital's Weight Management Center and Daniel
Tran, MD, who specializes in gastric bypass surgery.
However, "Gastric bypass is major surgery," says
Dr. Tran, "and it requires major, life-long adjustments
in lifestyle. It's necessary to make sure that the patient
has not only the physical strength, but also the will
and the tenacity to face these changes. So before we
could sign Daniel up for the gastric bypass procedure,
some tests were required."
A stress test made sure his heart could take the
strain of the surgery. A sleep apnea test, performed
in Bridgeport Hospital's Center for Sleep Medicine,
showed that excess weight did not block his throat
and cause him to repeatedly stop breathing while he
slept. (This is another problem that can be weightrelated
—one that can delay recovery from surgery.)
And psychological tests demonstrated that Daniel
would be mentally able to handle
his life after surgery.
Daniel also met with the
Weight Management Center's clinical
nutritionist, Laurie Jordan, RD
(Registered Dietitian). Reviewing
Daniel's diet history, she saw that
he had been able to lose weight on
his diets in the past. This indicated
that he did have the dedication to stick to a diet. She
also learned that Daniel was still making an effort to
get some exercise—a good indicator for success after
surgery. She discussed his food idiosyncrasies—did
he binge on carbohydrates? Drink a lot of juice; eat a
lot of sweets? She gave him advice on how to change
his eating habits even before he came in for surgery.
And because he was diabetic, she put him on a special
diabetes diet.
Daniel passed all his tests with flying colors, and
in March 2003, Dr. Tran performed minimally invasive
gastric bypass surgery. That means the surgery
was performed by placing small instruments and tiny lighted telescopes through
several 1/2-inch incisions
in the abdomen. Compared with the usual long incision,
these small ones were less painful for Daniel, and
faster to heal. "Eighty percent of
the gastric bypass procedures at
Bridgeport Hospital are done in
this way," says Nabil Atweh, MD,
chairman of the department of
stomach was completely divided to create a small working section at the top,
called the "pouch," and a larger, nonworking lower section, which
was left in place (see illustration). The pouch was so small it could hold
only one ounce of food. (The stomach sends out "I'm full"
messages when the pouch is filled, even though the remaining stomach is empty.)
Dr. Tran connected the pouch to the small intestine. That way the food could
travel from the pouch directly into the intestine for digestion, bypassing
most of the stomach and the first part of the small intestine. The connection
between the pouch and the intestine was deliberately made small, to slow the
time it would take for food to transit, or pass through it. With the small
pouch and slow transit time, a small amount of food would make Daniel feel
full for a long time.
For his three-day hospital stay, Daniel was closely
observed, and his diet was strictly controlled—only
clear liquids at first, then a nutrient-enriched liquid.
When he went home, he stayed on this enriched liquid
diet for the first week. Then he graduated to puréed
foods for three months. "And I never felt hungry," he


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Rodolphe Lindt revolutionized the chocolate industry in 1879 when he invented conching, the process that smoothes chocolate into the velvety, aromatic product we know today. While Lindt was arguably the most famous chocolatier of his day, his business in Berne remained a small, though top-quality one. In 1899 it was acquired by the Sprüngli chocolate company of Zurich, and Lindt & Sprüngli has been a major player in the quality chocolate business ever since.
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Other Excellence Bars. Lindt makes other bars under the Excellence banner, including Milk Chocolate, Milk Chocolate Toffee Crunch, Excellence Dark Chocolate With Intense Mint, Excellence Dark Chocolate With Intense Pear, Excellence Dark Chocolate With Orange Essence, White Chocolate and White Chocolate With Coconut. While these bars have their fans (and every bar was happily consumed in THE NIBBLE offices), they aren't in the same, world-class league as the five high-percentage-cacao bars I've singled out. Most chocolate connoisseurs wouldn't select the Lindt White Chocolate, made with vanillin, in a blind test over El Rey's Icoa, for example, or prefer their Milk Chocolate over Valrhona's Jivara (or the milks of any of the producers mentioned at the top of the page). Still, not everyone demands connoisseur-quality chocolate to satisfy a craving. For the money, most people will find the entire Excellence line more than munch-worthy.
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ground cinnamon
1 tablespoon
6 slices
First, this recipe has all the ingredients that I use when making french toast. However, it did have more sugar (I used Truvia) and MUCH more vanilla, but then, it is "vanilla" french toast. And we loved the additional vanilla. This is an excellent recipe for basic french toast.
REALLY heavy vanilla taste which, surprisingly, bothered us. It made a good Sunday morning breakfast but I probably won't make it again.
51 Ratings
Super easy and great flavor!
I used light brown sugar in this recipe and increased the cinnamon a bit. I did need a little more butter than called for. I served this with homemade maple-vanilla pancake syrup. The kids inhaled this, they ate every single piece. They asked if I could make this again tomorrow.
Some recipes bring back wonderful childhood memories and this is one of those recipes! My Mom made the most wonderful French Toast and this recipe is spot on...I guess that's why the classics never die! Crisp, light, fluffy and just plain delicious these were perfect for Sunday breakfast topped with REAL maple syrup. I served these with fresh fruit and OJ for a great start to the day!
This recipe is outstanding. After much research, I found that Challah bread is the bread to use when making French toast. I only make French toast with Challah bread now. It's sweet and soft and you can cut it as thin or thick as you want it. You can find it in most grocery stores in the bakery section. I'm not sure I would have rated this 5 stars if I used a different type of bread.
Super easy and super tastey!!!
This made a nice French toast, but the vanilla was a tad overpowering.
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Hi im planning to build a trike, i have used mild steel cd 32mm dia cfs 2.4mm wall thickness tubing in the pass but want to try some thing a bit different, i was looking at t45 or even aluminium tubing but as t45 is out of my price range can any one please tell me which grade of aluminium is suitable for car/bike chassis and suspension
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There is a reason that NHRA doesn't allow aluminum for frame and suspensions on any race cars that run with them. It has a nasty habit of failing when you need it not to. I'd reconsider using aluminum for the reason "just to be different". Try stainless or powder coat your steel parts.
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2012-13: Competed once during the indoor season in the 1,000 meter at the JDL Fast Track Kickoff, finishing ninth in 2:33.54…Did not compete during the outdoor season.
Prior to Duke: Three-year letterwinner in track & field...all-state honorable mention (2011)...all-prep first team indoor and outdoor track in 2011...all-prep cross country second team New Jersey (2010)...served as captain of cross country and track & field squads...named an AP Scholar with distinction, National Merit Commended scholar.
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Paul Graziano had long admired the house next door in Flushing, Queens. He bought it and its eclectic contents and is now restoring it.
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Victoria Robinson and Nicole Eisenman spent more than $200,000 on a gut renovation that included opening up the warren of tiny rooms to create an inviting layout.
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