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The upstream primer needs to contain minimally (from 5´ to 3´) a T7 promoter (5´-TAATACGACTCACTATAGGG-3´), a spacer region of 5-10 bases between the first transcribed base and the A of the initiation codon (ATG), and sequence corresponding to the target gene being amplified. The third G upstream from the 3´-end of the T7 promoter corresponds to the first base transcribed by T7 RNA Polymerase (Cat.# P2075). The addition of five random bases immediately upstream of the T7 promoter binding site can, in some cases, improve protein yields. In these cases, it is presumed that the additional bases at the extreme 5´ terminus of the DNA aid in transcription initiation by the T7 RNA Polymerase. The presence of 5-10 bases upstream of the initiation codon provides "room" for the 43S pre-initiation complex to bind and scan for the AUG initiation codon. In addition, the initiation codon may be placed in the context of a Kozak consensus sequence (A/GCCATGG). The Kozak consensus sequence is based on sequences found around the initiation codon of highly expressed genes and is believed to increase protein yields over initiation codons found in a non-Kozak consensus sequence. Finally, the upstream primer must have sufficient target sequence at its 3´-end to anneal to the correct template DNA (usually ~18 bases). Therefore, the overall length of a necessary upstream primer may be in excess of 53 bases.Unless the target sequence being amplified contains a termination codon (TAA, TGA or TAG), it is necessary to include one of these codon sequences in the downstream primer. This facilitates efficient termination and generation of protein product of the correct size as well as recycling of the ribosomal subunits for additional rounds of translation. As with the upstream primer, it must have sufficient target sequence to anneal correctly to the template DNA (~18 bases). It is best for both primers to be of similar length and %GC content (if possible) in order that they will possess similar annealing temperatures. The easiest way to increase the size of the downstream primer is to use more target sequence at the 3´-end (e.g., 48 bases instead of 18). There are multiple ways to calculate theoretical annealing temperatures (e.g., melting temperature, Tm) of oligonucleotide primers.
One equation considers the concentration of monovalent cations, %GC content and length of the oligo:
Tm = 81.5°C + 16.6°C × (log10[[Na+]+[K+]]) + 0.41°C × (%GC) - 675/N
...where N = number of nucleotides in the primer. Note that PCR is typically conducted in monovalent cation concentration of ~50m.
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Crack CIA agent Carrie Mathison plays by her own rules when it comes to protecting the US from terrorist attacks. Her uncanny intuition, dogged determination, and gift for persuasion helped her identify Nicholas Brody as a terrorist and convert him to an ally. She also headed the operation to capture and kill al-Qaeda mastermind Abu Nazir, and turned the man responsible for the CIA bombing, Majid Javadi, into an invaluable US asset. Along the way, she fell in love with Brody and became pregnant with his child, which made his arrest and execution that much more traumatic for her. Now with a baby to raise and a fast-tracked career as an overseas station chief, Carrie is forced to make difficult choices about the direction she wants her life to take.
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Danes also received critical acclaim for her performance in HBO's acclaimed TEMPLE GRANDIN biopic. Based on the extraordinary life of Temple Grandin, the film chronicles how she turned her unique talent into a behavioral tool that revolutionized the cattle industry and laid the groundwork for her successful career as an author, lecturer, and pioneering advocate for autism and autism spectrum disorder educations. Danes won the 2010 Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie and the film won for Outstanding Made for Television Movie. She also won the 2011 Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television and the 2011 Screen Actors Guild® Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries.
Danes starred in Richard Linklater's critically acclaimed film ME & ORSON WELLES, opposite Zac Efron and Christian McKay. The screenplay by Holly Gent Palmo and Vincent Palmo Jr. is based on the novel by Robert Kaplow and is set in the heady world of Orson Welles' famed Mercury Theater. The National Board of Review named the film one of 2009's Top Independent Films.
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Edward F. RochesterWhen Charlotte Brontë gave voice to a little, young, plain governess and invested her with revolutionary qualities normally associated with the (male) hero (courage, independence of thought, determination, honesty... ), she also created a counterpoint in the figure of the moderately dark, certainly broody and mostly Byronic, Rochester. In all probability when she was delineating his character it never even occurred to her that more than a hundred years afterwards there would be authors with the necessity to explore Jane Eyre's story from Rochester's point of view. After all, when the eldest of the siblings was imagining Jane in Manchester, Rochester's POV was the norm, the contemporary literary mainstream.
by Christine Paris Bruyère
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Pages : 132
Publication : 8/2009
And we have seen Jane's story retold from Adèle's perspective, the French nurse story or even Céline Varens's misdemeanours(1). Works that walk the permeable frontier between fan fiction and literature. Sometimes so thin a frontier that the main difference between one and the other is not the quality but whether they have been published or not (a notion that the rising of the vanity publishers has begun to question). Rochester's views have been particularly cultivated in the fan fiction world(2) and his young voice was one of the narrators of that (angry) "fan fiction" masterpiece that is Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea.
Christine Paris Bruyère's approach has, nevertheless, nothing to do with Jean Rhys's. She is not trying to vindicate any character (Rochester is in no need of redemption as Charlotte Brontë already redeemed him at the end of the novel). Her intention is to retell the known elements of the story from a masculine perspective. Her devotion to the story is so total that her Edward F. Rochester scarcely introduces new elements to the original narrative(3). She even respects the structure of chapters of the original novel (the ones were Rochester appears). Hardly a visit to the Eshtons (previous to his return to Thornfield Hall with the Ingrams and co.) or an escapade to London when Jane is attending the deathbed of her aunt do not add anything really important in order to understand Rochester's character. There's also no intention of explaining his life before Jane, besides what is already known from Charlotte Brontë's novel.
After reading this short but intense book, one realises that the author was not looking to explore any background but simply to picture Rochester's responses to his meeting with such a strange and inspiring creature as he perceives Jane Eyre to be. She does not try to mimick Charlotte Brontë's style. After all, Charlotte's writing is Jane's writing. Christine Bruyère's tries to reproduce Rochester's writing. Short sentences, always in present, addressed to an unnamed reader that at the end represents us, the actual readers. One wonders if this stylistic approach wouldn't be more appealing in English than in French where it sometimes sounds a bit forced.
The main problem is not that Christine Paris's Rochester could not be the Rochester imagined by the reader (one can disagree with Jean Rhys's vision of Rochester and, at the same time, recognise the enormous literary merits of Wide Sargasso Sea), the problem is that Jane Eyre's vibrant story transforms itself in a rather dull one from Rochester's perspective. Is this the Rochester whose love for Jane is expressed time and time (and time and time) again in a very unByronic way. His love for Jane does not only redeem him but transform him into a sort of hard-but-sensitive male avant la lettre.
Edward F. Rochester may not the book that captures Rochester and gives him a true entity separated from Jane. But Christine Paris Bruyère's effort is an honest, and not easy, attempt to tell his story not as we would love it, but as Charlotte Brontë's character would have written it. No more but no less.
(1) Adèle, Jane Eyre's Hidden Story by Emma Tennant (2000); La Bambinaia Francese by Bianca Pitzorno (2004) or Adèle, Grace & Céline. The Other Women of Jane Eyre by Claire Moïse. Talking about Grace Poole it's only fair to mention Pam Ferris's Grace Poole's story published on the BBC website of Jane Eyre 2006.
(2) For instance, AvinWaters's story A Wondrous Shock of Feeling (2007): http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3451692/1/A_Wondrous_Shock_of_Feeling. Or the still incomplete: Team Guy of Gisborne's Jane Eyre Mr Rochester Side of the Story (2009) http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4904029/1/Jane_Eyre_Mr_Rochester_Side_of_the_story and
Edward Fairfax Rochester's Love for Jane Eyre (2008) by A True Janian Reply.
EDIT: Or the recently (vanity) published: Rochester: A Novel Inspired by Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" by J.L. Niemann.
(3) Nevertheless one wonders if the author isn't sometimes more faithful to some TV adaptations of the novel than to the real thing. For instance, just before the fire incident:
Un soir, mes pensées se sont tournées un peu plus que d'habitude sur la tour Nord, je me suis laissé aller à boire plus que de raison et la tête embrumée je me suis affalé sur mont lit, mes bottes encore au pied et ai sombré dans un sommeil lourd et plein de rêves fantasmagoriques.Something that appears in the 2006 adaptation but not in the book. This fact was pointed out by C. de Villemer on The Inn at Lambton.
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"Hey dude, you're going to have to switch the whole "Basque Pride" thing you've got going in your sig/avatar. We don't allow any types of that kind of "_________ Pride" thing on here, especially with it getting to be election season and all here.Plus, you've already been banned once anyway for being out of control, so you're already on thin ice as it is. I'd suggest you change your avatar and that little biblical phrase about your people allegedly being the best people. Thanks." Now one cant say "basque pride".. come up with a better excuse u lame bastard
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Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary
Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary met Jan. 29.
Canasta winners were Barb Veitz, first; Mary Kline, second; and Barb Bills, third.
Kline won the door prize.
Veitz was hostess for cards and chatter Wednesday.
P.E.O. Chapter AZ
P.E.O. Chapter AZ was held Jan. 21 at Salem Lutheran Church. Mary Ann Walsh and Judy Eklund served as co-hostesses.
RaeAnne Hopkins, who is AZ's Star Scholarship candidate, sent a thank you note.
President Connie Purdum read a winter letter from State President Glenda Dixon urging chapter members to be responsible with dues and project gifts.
The nominating committee consists of Carolyn Dillenburg, chairperson, Bishop and Walsh.
The new yearbook committee is as follows: Walsh, Christy Whited, Cheryl Wilson, Judy Woods and Myrna Beving.
The January luncheon was held Jan. 30 at Kelly's. Eleven members attended.
The Feb. 4 meeting was at Upper Crust Culinary Creations.
Bancroft History Assembly
Bancroft History Assembly of Creston met Monday at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Kay Ritter for the 119th anniversary luncheon. There were seven regular members, two life members and one honorary member present for a total of 10 members. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The inspirational thought was "Our days are happier when we give people a bit of our heart rather than a piece of our mind." The saying for the day was "Patience is the ability to idle your motor when you feel like stripping your gears." Roll call was answered by telling of your first love.
The secretary's report was given with no corrections by Martha Musmaker in the absence of Marisue Lewis. The treasurer's report was given by Avis Hainline, treasurer. She also gave a report of the value of the items given for domestic violence and sexual assault.
Beth Perry reported she received communication from Gibson Memorial Library inviting members to a coffeehouse event 6:30 p.m. March 10.
The nominations committee has met, and they are prepared to present the slate of officers for the election during the March meeting.
Today is National Wear Red Day to call attention to women's heart health. Everyone is encouraged to wear red that day. This year's National Wear Red Day ad, posters and the flyer featured GFWC Home Life Partnership Chairperson Sandra Roberts.
The meeting was adjourned after reciting the club collect.
The next meeting will be 1:30 p.m. March 3 at Greater Regional Medical Center D.V. Richardson Room.
The program was a report prepared by Marisue Lewis on the life of Golda Meir, who was prime minister of Israel.
Creston Lions Club
Creston Lions Club met noon Jan. 21 at The Pizza Ranch. Tom Braymen presided at the business meeting. The secretary's report was approved.
The club continues in efforts to obtain a new camera for the vision screening project known as KidSight. Braymen and Stew Stewart recently screened 19 children at Head Start and St. Malachy School. Twila Brant reported on the training of leader dogs. Tickets for the Feb. 27 spud supper fundraiser were made available for members to sell.
On Tuesday, Creston Lions held a meeting at 6:30 p.m. at The Pizza Ranch. President Jodi Johnson called the meeting to order and led in the Pledge of Allegiance. Delmer Brown gave the invocation. Ron Dunphy introduced Audrey Fyock and Levi Eblen who presented the program.
After the meal, Fyock and Eblen told of their experiences as students at Creston High School. Both are seniors and have excelled academically, as well as been involved in sports and other extracurricular activities. They have also earned college credits at SWCC. Both have plans to continue attending college after high school graduation.
The business meeting included approval of minutes of the Jan. 21 meeting. The plans for the spud supper were discussed and work sheets were signed by those present. The supper will be held 4 to 7 p.m. Feb. 27 at Creston United Methodist Church. Tickets are available from Lions members for $6 per person. Creston Lions appreciate the support of the community in all their efforts.
Information about membership in Lions is available from Stewart at 782-5674.
The club approved assisting a person needing help with the purchase of eyeglasses.
One of the objectives of Lions Clubs is to promote diabetes awareness. The members wish to encourage the public to participate in the February wellness screenings available at reduced cost at Greater Regional Medical Center. One of the tests includes a glucose test. No appointment is necessary but a 12-hour fast is needed before checking in at the GRMC main entrance registration desk. The screenings are available 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. The meeting was adjourned.
The Lions Board of Directors will meet 7 a.m. Feb. 11 at Adams Street Espresso. The next club meeting will be noon Feb. 18 at The Pizza Ranch.
The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday at The Windrow with 20 members present. Chris Frederickson, president, presided. Drew Henderson did the prayer, and Roger Lanning was finemaster.
The program was Craig Mittag, representing Mittag Show Cattle. He discussed the business of raising cattle for show or "fluffy cows."
Also, new member Ken Norton was inducted officially into the club.
Kiwanis Pancake Day has been confirmed 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. March 25 at the United Methodist Church. Tickets will be available from members soon.
Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of the Americas Joan of Arc Court No. 428 met Jan. 14 in the parish hall after Mass celebrated by the Rev. Ken Halbur.
Pizza and dessert was served by the committee consisting of Jean Miller, Sue O'Brien and Barbara Thompson.
The meeting was called to order by Regent Betty Baker. The Ode to Catholic Daughters was read followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
Minutes were read and approved.
Treasurer's report was given by Teresa, and it was approved.
The Christmas basket was delivered by Betty Baker to a family in need.
It was discussed the possibility of joining with the DCCW for fathers Christmas gift in the future.
Baker encouraged all members to attend the meetings.
Names were suggested to send cards to, and Retta will take care of this.
The Crest Area for Life memorial service was Jan. 19 at the cemetery near the memorial stone.
Jan. 24 was the bake sale at BUNN.
The half and half was won by Teresa Weis.
Charity cup had $4.30.
In February there will be a sign-up sheet for the Lenten soup suppers.
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Is this something that requires a lot of practice to be able to ride? For example could a person that hasn't ridden a bike for many years be able to do this? Also, how hard is it to coordinate balance between the two riders?
i've owned a side by side buddy bike for over 25 years. i ride it a lot with my girlfriend.
i just watched the video on this page of
your first attempt at riding the side by side bike. while you may have
already figured out what i'm about to write, there is a MUCH easier and
safer way to start and stop.
the driver balances the bike with his
inside foot on the inside pedal and his outside foot on the ground. he
squeezes both brakes, making the bike immoveable. THEN the passenger
gets on completely, starting with her inside foot. She does not get on
or off the bike EVER until the driver has returned to the one-foot-down
position with both brakes holding the bike in place. When they come to a
stop at an intersection, the driver puts his outside foot down and the
passenger keeps both feet on the pedals.
in the video, it looked like your handlebars were set too low. can you raise them?
also, i've added toe-clips to the pedals of my buddy bike. it helps a lot, especially because the bike is the opposite of aerodynamic..
Hi Mark, Yep we've had that all figured out. I now ride it with my 5 year old daughter. I have attached an extra set of pedals (that just turn) and handlebars for her to reach comfortably. It never fails to bring a smile and I think she enjoys the attention as much as I do.
Great job!
this is a similar bike built in the ´30s by an italian bike company.
Some people ignore this law, and them they take almost all the street when cycling in group. But that is another matter...
Saw one of these on the road this summer but because of traffic was unable to show the others in the car.
Had almost convinced mysely that the design was too unstable to work.
Actually, it's extremely stable -- much more so than an ordinary single bike or a tandem -- because it tips over so slowly. Why? A bike's axis of rotation passes through the points where the rubber meets the road. The Sociable's two riders are farther away from the axis of rotation than the rider of an ordinary bike, so the rotational moment (aka "inertia") is about 50% higher.
A Sociable has a short wheelbase, like other bikes but unlike a tandem. You can ride it in amazingly small circles, feeling comfortably balanced. It doesn't care whether rider weights are balanced. In fact you can ride it solo, no passenger on the other seat. (it leans to one side, and you have to keep a constant push on the handlebars in order to ride straight, but it's doable, and you're riding single only as far as your sweetie's home, right?)
On the other hand . . . it also has MUCH higher wind resistance, and upwind pedaling can be really tough. Storage takes a surprising amount of space.
Instead of having both center pedals down at the same time, put them 90 degrees apart, so when one rider has their pedals up & down, the other rider has theirs front & back. This makes for a much smoother ride with more even power distribution, it's like changing the firing order on an engine :)
have both inside pedals down. Couples on side-by-side racing is next?
Congratulations. This is awesome.
In Berlin( Germany) you can rent a buddy bike @ buddybike.de
Only one problem : starting the thing seems to take time (a slope does help, if I understand) : how will yu manage not to be late at work ???â¦
You should have used this song for the vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coaiVbIZC-k
Does it pull to the side of the heavier rider at all? Whats it like on hills or is it just for fun on the flats?
Portrush a seaside town in N.Ireland used to have 4 wheeled bikes for hire, they where like 2 Raleigh Choppers welded side by side. I can remember seeing them back in the 70's when i was a kid but was never big enough to be able to go on one, sadly they fell out of fashion because of the increase in road traffic and a few minor accidents and finally the town council banned them before anything serious happened.
Would be fun to see other builds.
btw I did say toeclips there. Personal choice, but without them you have a high risk of someone's foot slipping off a pedal. On an ordinary bike, you'd instinctively pause in your pedaling and reach out with the loose foot, no problem. On a Sociable, though, the other rider may keep pedaling, and it gets tricky for your foot to find the pedal. In fact, you're likely to pause in your pedaling, and now both feet have lost their pedals.
LMAO this is funny. I can imagine what steering feels like.


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AMERICAN LEGION POST 12, 393 Ohio St., Elyria. 440-322-2598. 4-7 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Perch and shrimp dinners with fries, coleslaw, bread & butter and coffee. Perch sandwich, $6.50, and mac & cheese, $4.50, are available. $10, adults; $7, seniors; $7, half dinners.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 196, 7400 Chippewa Road, Brecksville 44141 (behind Honey Hut Ice Cream). Home made pierogi dinner $6.00. Lake Erie Perch dinner $7.00. Lake Erie Perch dinner plus two pierogi $8.00. Kids menu available. 440-526-3777. Served 4 to 7.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 309, 15521 Broadway, Maple Heights. 216-662-7768. 4-7 p.m. Fridays through April 6. , five-piece shrimp dinner $7.75 or combination dinner $8.00 (three shrimp and one fish). Sides include coleslaw and choice of mac & cheese, french fries, or cabbage & noodles. Carryout available. Children's meals are $6.25.
AMERICAN LEGION HALL POST 523, 120 Bank St., Lodi. 330-948-1523. 5-7:30 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Fish or chicken with choice of fries, onion rings, hush puppies and coleslaw. Takeouts available. $7. Proceeds benefit the Troop Care Package Program (sending packages to troops overseas).
AMERICAN LEGION POST 678, 570 E. 328th St., Willowick (440) 943-9659. 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Fried or baked fish, shrimp and pierogies with coleslaw and fries, a roll and butter. $7 - $8. Coffee included. Proceeds raised will go toward helping veteran, community and educational programs.
ASSUMPTION ACADEMY, 9183 Broadview Rd. Broadview Hts. (440) 526-1177. 4 - 7:30 p.m. Fridays through March 30, no dinner on Good Friday. Orange Roughy Dinner, $14; Cod, Shrimp, Crab Dinner at $12. Choose from: two fried cod, 10 shrimp, two crab cakes or six pierogies for dinner. One side: haluski, french fries, three pierogies, five shrimp or one crab cake. Extra sides for just $5. Applesauce or coleslaw, along with bread and butter will also
be served. Coffee and tea included. Children under 12, $6. Senior, $7.
CHARDON EAGLES, 319 Water St. 440-286-9921. 5:30-7:30 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Choices: perch (Lake Erie), orange roughy, shrimp, chicken tenders, french fries or home fries, coleslaw or salad. Sponsored by Chardon Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary. (Called the guy didn't know what they were offering or how much it was)
CLUB OF ASSOCIATIONS OF THE SLOVENIAN NATIONAL HOME, 6409 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland. 216-361-5115. 5-8:30 p.m. Fridays through April 15. Choice of fried or baked fish, shrimp or pierogie dinners with clam chowder, french or home fries, coleslaw, bread & butter, dessert, coffee or tea. Full bar service. Takeouts available. Live polka music after 7 p.m. $7.50-$10.50, plus annual $2 club member fee per person.
COMMUNION OF SAINTS PARISH, Powers Hall's School Cafeteria, 2175 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights. 216-321-0024. 6-8 p.m. Fridays March 2, 16, 30. Fish, fries, coleslaw or salad, applesauce, dessert. Mac & cheese available. Pierogie available for additional purchase. Sponsored by Families With Young Children. $7; $3.50 children plate for ages 4-12; free for children 3 and under.
ELKS LODGE 18, 38860 Mentor Ave., Willoughby. 440-942-2747. 4:00p.m-8 p.m. Fridays through April 22. Beer-battered cod dinner, $7; all-you-can-eat pollock, $9; shrimp dinner, $7; and steak dinner, $9. Dinners include choice of potato or mac & cheese, coleslaw and soup.
EUCLID FISH COMPANY, 7839 Enterprise Drive, Mentor, (440) 951-6448. Feb. 22 and every other Wednesday, call in pre-orders for dishes ready for pick up on Friday. Maine Lobster Alfredo, $8.99/lb.; Shrimp Mac & Cheese for just $7.99/lb. Feb. 25 and March 2, Lake Perch Dinner, $10.99. Friday, March 9 and 16, Beer Battered Cod Dinner, $6.99. Friday, March 23 and 30, Canadian Pike Dinner, $11.99. All dinners include both french fries and
coleslaw. On Good Friday, Maine Live Lobsters, clam chowder, mussels, and two slices of New York Style Cheesecake for just $49.99. For more information, call or email us: email@example.com
FAIRPORT VFW POST 7754, 540 New St., Fairport Harbor. 440-352-1123. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. Fridays through April 22. Lake Erie yellow perch or shrimp dinners. Coleslaw and french fries. Dine in get complimentary soup. Takeouts available. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary. Lunch, $7-$11; dinner, $12 for adults and $11 for senior citizens. Reservation: 440-352-1123.
JENNINGS CENTER FOR OLDER ADULTS, 10204 Granger Road, Garfield Heights. 216-581-2900. 4:30-7 p.m. Feb. 24, March 9, 23, and Apr 6. Fried or lemon pepper baked fish; hot vegetables, coleslaw, mac & cheese, bread sticks, coffee or soda, dessert. $10, adults; $5, children ages 6 and 12.
MAGYAR UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 6119 W. River Rd. S. Elyria, OH 44035 (440)323-1221 4pm – 7pm Lake Erie Perch Dinner, $10, includes Perch, coleslaw, fries, roll and butter. Refreshments also available and desserts.
MARY QUEEN OF PEACE CATHOLIC PARISH, 4423 Pearl Road, Cleveland. 216-749-2323. 4:30-7 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Breaded fish, tilapia, shrimp or homemade pierogie with choice of two sides, roll & butter, coffee, tea or punch. Different specials every Friday. A la carte items, homemade desserts and takeouts available. $7, adults; $5, seniors and children.
MATCH WORKS TAVERN, 8500 Station Street, Mentor. 440-255-0400. Friday Fish Fry Specials featuring yellow perch, lobster mac & cheese and king crab legs. Lenten Clam Bake for $25 includes clam chowder, steamed clams, fried perch, fries & slaw. www.matchworkstavern.com
OUR LADY OF ANGELS CHURCH, 3644 Rocky River Drive, Cleveland (216) 252-2332. 4 - 6:30 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Fried or baked cod with french fries, coleslaw, rolls and butter, coffee or tea. Shrimp dinners, homemade pierogies, homemade mac & cheese and homemade cabbage and noodle dinners are available. $8-$8.50. Carryout or dine in available.
PLEASANT HILLS FISH BAKES, 13200 E. Bagley Rd. in Middleburg Heights 5 - 7 p.m. Feb. 24, March 9, 23, 30 and April 6. Baked fish specials, potato pierogies, roast chicken breast with mac and cheese, coleslaw or applesauce, rolls, and a beverage. Desserts available. $9 - $10, adult; $4, children. Takeout available (440) 845-1244 www.pleasanthills.org
SLOVENIAN SOCIETY HOME'S, 20713 Recher Ave. in Euclid, (216) 531-8348, 5 - 8 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Cod, potato and cheese pierogies. Include coleslaw or applesauce, a roll and butter and a choice of homefries, french fries or macaroni and cheese. Additional are fish sandwiches, a bowl of clam chowder, dessert and coffee or tea. Dinners $8.50. Perogie Dinner $7.50. Fish Sandwich $3.50.
SS COSMAS AND DAMIAN PARISH, 10439 Ravenna Road, Twinsburg. 330-425-8141. 4:30-7 p.m. Fridays until March 30, no dinner served on Good Friday. Breaded perch or parmesan-crusted tilapia with french fries or mac & cheese, coleslaw, roll & butter, coffee, tea or juice. Additional sides available: clam chowder, $3; mac & cheese or cabbage & noodles, $2; pizza, french fries or dessert, $1. $8. Different sides every Friday
ST. AGNES/OUR LADY OF FATIMA, 6800 Lexington Ave., Cleveland. 216-391-1655. 4-8 p.m. every Friday until March 22nd. no dinner will be held on Good Friday. Two deep-fried or baked tilapia, coleslaw or applesauce, and one side dish (spaghetti or french fries) bread, dessert and beverages. Takeouts available. $9
ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH, 14865 E. Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights. 440-842-5400. 4-7 p.m. Fridays until March 23. Baked tilapia, pierogie, cabbage & noodles, potato pancakes. Takeouts available. Call 440-842-6527. $9, adults; $5, children ages 10 and under.
ST. JOHN BOSCO CHURCH, 6480 Pearl Rd., Parma Heights in the Bell Tower by Bruno's Ristorante. , 4 - 8 p.m. Fridays through April 6. Dinners include a choice of one side of mac & cheese, cabbage & noodles, french fries, baked potato or vegetable of the day, coleslaw, roll & butter, homemade carrot cake or brownie, and a beverage of coffee, tea or a soft drink. $8.50 - $10.50, adults; $4.50, children under 10. Beer and wine served.
SAINT MEL, 14436 Triskett Rd. in Cleveland. Fridays through April 6. Fish, fried fish, mac and cheese or pierogies. Includes bread & butter, two sides of coleslaw, applesauce, pierogies, mac & cheese, french fries or cabbage & noodles. $7.50 - $9.75. Beverage and dessert for dine-in customers. Carry out (216) 671-9833. Phone orders after 3 p.m. for pick-up after 4:30 p.m. Handicapped accessible.
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH, 4750 Turney Rd. in Garfield Hts., 5 - 7 p.m. Fridays through March 30, no dinner held on Good Friday. One, two and three piece, include fries, coleslaw, a roll and butter. Coffee, tea and water included. Shrimp, pierogie, mac and cheese, combo dinners. Soft drinks and homemade desserts. $4.50 - $9.50. Take out available (216) 429-1515.
ST. ROCCO CHURCH PARISH HALL, (216) 961-8331. 5 - 8 p.m. Fridays through March 30, no dinner on Good Friday. Cod, fried flounder or fried shrimp. Sides include french fries or pierogies, roll and dessert. Children's meals included. Take out available.
THE UNION HOUSE RESTAURANT & BAR, 2713 Brookpark Rd., Parma (216) 635-0809. Fridays through April 6. Prime cut cod fillets, 6 piece shrimp, shrimp baskets, scallop, seafood platter, oyster and crab cake dinners. New England clam chowder, various salads, burgers, chicken sandwiches and piergoies. Served with fries and coleslaw, bread and butter. Dine in or take out.
YOURS TRULY RESTAURANT, at all locations. Fridays through April 6. Filet of cod with coleslaw and cottage fries, or redskin potatoes, and may also be ordered broiled, spinach and onions. Fish sandwich with tartar sauce, coleslaw and, for an additional charge, cottage or sweet potato fries. $7.50 to $9.50. Yours Truly Restaurants have eight locations: Beachwood, Chagrin Falls, Hudson, Mayfield Village, Medina, Mentor, Rockside, and Shaker Square. www.ytr.com
WEST SIDE IRISH-AMERICAN CLUB, 8559 Jennings Road, Olmsted Township. Serving from 5-7:30 p.m. every Friday until April 6. (440) 235-5868.
WILEY'S LOUNGE BAR AND GRILL, 518 West Main Street, South Amherst Ohio 44001. 440.986.2337 11:00am – Midnight. Every Friday all year long. Dinners $11.00 include 10 ounce perch, French Fries, Coleslaw, Roll. Perch Sandwich $5.50. Perch Sandwich and Fries $7.00.
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No, the only real reason not to heat milk in the microwave is also the best one: because if you do, your baby's momma will kill you. She read all those reports on the internets and she doesn't believe your scientific mumbo-jumbo about upwelling for a minute.
So what's Daddy to do when baby is crying for food and Mommy's out at yoga? Just running hot water from the tap over the bottle takes forever and wastes a lot of water. It takes a while for the water to get hot and then most of the heat is just running down the drain.
Step 1: Heat some water in a measuring cup.
For one of the "reasons" not to microwave formula, you cited, "it creates hot spots," and debunked with and argument about convection currents in liquid. While quite true in principle, it doesn't necessarily apply to this case.
Microwaving anything will induce hotspots, just because of the way microwaves are generated and bounce around inside the enclosure.
You are (hopefully!) not heating the formula to very much above body temperature (not more than ~100-105F) or you can scald the baby's mouth. In such a case, the temperature differences between hot and cold regions are less likely to induce good convective flow, and so the hotspots can persist for a substantial time. Also, formula is thicker than water, which reduces the development of convection on short timescales (viscous inertia); you can verify this by heating a bowl of canned cream-style soup in a Pyrex cup.
For both reasons, rather than rely on convection, you really do need to manually mix the heated formula, and check the temperature after mixing. A good approach is to heat in very short steps (5-10 seconds at a time), mixing and checking at each step. This is sufficiently slow and awkward, especially when the young one is getting impaTIENT!!! :-O, that it is really not worth the hassle.
The point of this posting is that microwave ovens do not heat _anything_ uniformly. It's not a big deal for adults, who have (a) better tolerance and take less damage from overly-hot food, and (b) have learned what to do if they eat something too hot. Infants, as you well know, don't have either those skills or that tissue protection.
Do not heat milk in a microwave oven
Heating or thawing human milk by microwave causes a decrease in the level of anti infective factors in the milk, even when low temperatures (20-53¡C) are used (Pediatrics, 1992; 89: 667-9).
In one study, conducted at Stanford University in California, microwaving at higher than 72¡C was found to cause a considerable decrease in all the tested anti infective factors. The Stanford researchers strongly rejected the use of microwaving, even at low temperatures, of human milk in hospitals.Another study, carried out in Vienna, found that microwave cooking induced high rates of change in food proteins that were not observed after conventional cooking. D-proline and cis-D-hydroxyproline were found in significant quantities in microwave heated infant milk formulas, whereas only L-proline is normally found in biological material.
(L stands for laevo-rotary, D for dextro-rotary, referring to the direction electrons rotate in their plane of optical polarisation.)
Lubec and his colleagues warned that "the conversion of trans to cis forms could be hazardous because when cis-amino acids are incorporated into peptides and proteins instead of their trans isomers, this can lead to structural, functional, and immunological changes" (Lancet, 1989; 9: 1392-3).
Other research has also found that microwaving infant formula can produce molecular changes in the amino acids in milk proteins, causing toxicity or affecting the nutritional value of the milk formula. Nevertheless, the quantity of proteins changed was very small (J Am Coll Nutr, 1994; 13: 209-10).
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Plants get rain water. Rain comes from the sky. The sky is very cold. I know, because I spend allot of time up there. For every one thousand feet of sky, the temperature drops by about two degrees Celsius. Except the first few thousand feet of sky. Those first few thousand feet of sky are much warmer than the rest of the sky, because it is heated by the ground. So after the first few thousand feet of sky, there is a more significant temperature drop. Also, the sky is blue.
The CDC says: "Avoid using a microwave oven to thaw or heat bottles of breast milk" They do not say "don't do it"


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Jake Grupp came to the ASPCA to check out smaller dogs, but his girlfriend, Mary Yukevich, urged him to just take a peek at the larger ones. That's when they saw Phoebe, a sweet little Pit mix, sitting quietly in her habitat and wagging her tail hopefully.
"We weren't really expecting to adopt a dog that day," Grupp tells us, "but when we met Phoebe we fell in love."
A visit with Phoebe and an ASPCA behavior counselor sealed the deal, and Phoebe joined the family on the spot.
In the cab ride home, Yukevich knew she'd already fallen hard for Phoebe, but it wasn't until Grupp was down on his luck that he knew Phoebe had stolen his heart for good.
"I had some teeth pulled and was in a lot of pain," Grupp tells us. "Phoebe sat near me all the while, and eventually I invited her to climb into the chair with me. It felt like she was making sure I was OK, even though there wasn't a whole lot she could do."
Phoebe went home already housetrained and knowing a few basic commands, and Grupp and Yukevich spent the first month doing "intense training" with their new pup, deepening their bond and helping their dog become the well-mannered princess she is today.
Soon, Phoebe was working on off-leash training, and the family put it into practice on a recent trip to the beach, where they discovered Phoebe's special talent as a doggie mentor.
"There was a chocolate Lab puppy named Einstein who was afraid of the water," Grupp remembers. "Phoebe would go bounding into the ocean and Einstein would follow her until she went in the water, until eventually he went in. It was really special to see that she encouraged him to take the plunge."
Getting to know Phoebe has even had unexpected effect on Grupp: It changed his mind about Pit Bulls.
"I was wary about adopting a Bully mix at first," he says, "but after having had Phoebe since June I'm extremely pleased. I'm glad that she picked us that day!"
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The beauty that lies in nature, in a moment, in a scenery or in a motif … to capture this has been my aim ever since I started out on photography. My main focus are the varied motifs found in nature, be it in the world of animals or plants. Floral objects may also be found amongst my still life photography.
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Now he can't complete a pass.
Now he can't complete a pass.
Henne still choked in the clutch and completed less than half of his passes.
I'd love to score 37 points even if my QB completes less than half of his passes. My point is not that I want Chad Henne, I can't stand him, but we don't need to **** on Jim to make ourselves feel better. It's sad if that's what's it's come too on here. Root against a crappy QB like Henne to feel better about our situation.
A liar, cheater and murderer walk into a bar, the New England Patriots must be in town!
Our coaching BLOWSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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D. Thomas former QB, Tannehill former WR. Wildcat plays, 0. Sherman is not just a ****ing *******, he's a stupid ****ing *******
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And not 1 game for Egnew, not 1!!!!!!!! And Moore plays well and then we sit him, smh. Luckily Ireland has loaded us up with resources but without good coaching ur ****ed.
Miller and Mathews couldn't learn the genius playbook either, B.S. Our offensive coaching is just that bad that they can't figure out how to use them. Can we hire the Denver OC now and fire Philbin and Sherman, I doubt it but it's what we should do imho.
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At least Sherman, maybe not Philbin but Sherman is his boy. We're ****ed.
Y u think Brady/Belicheck so successful, Cause Brady is some great athlete with a great arm, please. Brains people, pure unteachable raw intellect.