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KBB Expert Rating: 6.9
Though it was originally promoted as the "world's first sport utility wagon," the 2013 Subaru Outback is more SUV than wagon, and that's a good thing. It's as spacious and capable as a conventional mid-size SUV, but delivers the fuel efficiency and driving characteristics of a sedan. The Outback also provides the all-weather mobility afforded by Subaru's symmetrical all-wheel-drive and an elevated seating position for a more commanding view of the road. Competing vehicles such as the Toyota Venza, Honda CR-V and Chevrolet Equinox each excel in particular categories, but the 4th-generation Outback's balanced blend of on- and off-road proficiency offers a unique flavor in an otherwise well-defined category.
Few vehicles on the market can equal the Subaru Outback's ability to conquer tough terrain while simultaneously delivering carlike fuel economy. Safety buffs will appreciate its perfect crash test marks and the availability of the segment-exclusive EyeSight driver assistance system.
Those who wish to tow more than 3,000-pounds or frequently carry more than five passengers should begin their search for a new vehicle with a conventional mid-size SUV like the Chevrolet Equinox, Toyota Highlander or the Honda Pilot. And if all-wheel drive is of little importance in your next SUV, consider the smaller, less expensive Nissan Rogue, Honda CR-V or Mazda CX-5.
The Subaru Outback receives a fairly significant mid-cycle refresh for 2013. Chief among the changes are a modified body structure and suspension, which result in less body roll and reduced interior noise. Additional refinements include new audio systems, a restyled front end, and a new 4-cylinder engine that is both more powerful and fuel efficient.
If fuel economy takes precedent over quick acceleration, the 2013 Subaru Outback's 2.5-liter four with the continuously variable transmission (CVT) is your best bet. The 173-horsepower engine has to work...
... a bit, but once up to speed, the CVT finds and holds the engine's peak torque, providing a good balance of response and efficiency. The CVT does take some getting used to, as there are no discernible gearshifts like a traditional automatic. The standard steering-wheel-mounted shift paddles, however, allow the driver to simulate manual gearshifts, for quicker passing and merging. With an estimated 30 mpg highway and an 18-gallon fuel tank, the Outback can cruise well over 500 miles before refueling. On the road, the Outback demonstrates an impressive sedan-like feel, in part because the low center of gravity of its powertrain more than offsets its tall bodywork. Steering is precise and predictable, and only some slight wind noise around the roof racks intrudes on the quiet ride.
Subaru's take on the popular, fuel-saving transmission-without-gears features a paddle-shifted manual mode that mimics the shift points of a manual transmission without needing a clutch pedal. Best of all, the Outback CVT's estimated 24 city/30 highway mpg is better than with the 6-speed manual.
The traditional parking brake handle is replaced by a soft-touch push/pull switch on the dash. The electronic brake system includes a feature that holds the brakes for a moment on inclines greater than five degrees, for easier takeoffs without unwanted rollback.
The roomy, versatile 2013 Subaru Outback cabin is stylishly functional. Responding to owners' desires for more rear-seat room, Subaru added four inches of legroom and nearly three inches of headroom with the 2010 redesign. During our test drive, we comfortably fit three 6-foot adults in the back seat without their knees touching the front seatbacks. Wide front seats and a reclining rear seat further improve comfort, while the upscale Limited and Premium trims offer power driver's-side lumbar support and leather seating. A dash-mounted electronic parking brake frees up console space for water bottles and latte cups. Automatic-transmission models also feature steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters.
While previous Subaru Outback generations seemed more like a jacked-up, fender-flared Legacy, the newest models – including the Outback – take on more personality of their own, with a 3-inch-higher roofline and a better-integrated look of ruggedness. Thick plastic cladding, a raised ride height and 8.7 inches of ground clearance reveal its off-road capability, while beefy black roof rails conceal fold-out crossbars that stow away to reduce drag when not in use. The Outback's exterior styling looks even sleeker for 2013 thanks to new headlights, a redesigned front bumper and a more prominent grille.
The 2013 Subaru Outback is offered in five trim levels: 2.5i, 2.5i Premium, 2.5i Limited, 3.6R and 3.6R Limited. Base 2.5i models feature all-wheel drive, a 6-speed manual transmission, 16-inch steel wheels with covers, roof rails and a 4-speaker audio system with Bluetooth and a USB port for portable music players. Moving up to the Premium trim adds alloy wheels, fog lights, a 10-way power driver's seat, and two additional speakers, while range-topping Limited versions include leather seating, dual-zone climate control and 440-watt harman/kardon sound system. Safety equipment consists of six airbags, all of the expected electronic stability controls, and Subaru's new EyeSight driver-assistance system, which includes an adaptive cruise control system that automatically maintains a preset distance between the vehicle ahead, pre-collision braking, and lane-departure warning to alert drivers of an unintentional lane change.
Most options for the Subaru Outback are dependent on trim level. The CVT automatic transmission is the lone option on the base 2.5i, with Premium and Limited models offering a Power Moonroof Package comprised of an auto-dimming rearview mirror, rear backup camera and – you guessed it – a power moonroof. Limited models offer voice-activated navigation, the aforementioned EyeSight safety system and a Special Appearance Package with metallic gray exterior adornments, wood-grain-style interior trim and keyless access with push-button start. Given the standard audio system's marginally adequate sound quality, we suggest upgrading to the available 9-speaker harman/kardon setup.
Subaru offers two boxer engines in the 2013 Outback. What's a boxer engine? Glad you asked: It's a low-profile and naturally balanced design in which the pistons lay flat in a horizontally opposed configuration. The new 2.5-liter four delivers 173 horsepower, not best-in-class but enough muscle for satisfactory performance. Matching this engine with the CVT automatic will produce the best fuel economy, but the 6-speed manual offers sportier performance. The most refined choice for the Outback is the 3.6-liter 6-cylinder and its conventional 5-speed automatic, whose strong acceleration and passing power come at the expense of fuel efficiency: an estimated 18/25 mpg city/highway (versus the 4-cylinder CVT's 24/30).
2.5-liter boxer-4
173 horsepower @ 5,600 rpm
174 lb-ft of torque @ 4,100 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 21/28 mpg (manual), 24/30 mpg (automatic)
3.6-liter boxer-6
256 horsepower @ 6,000 rpm
247 lb-ft of torque @ 4,400 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 18/25 mpg
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By MT_406 on Tuesday, July 12, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 37,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Value, space, awd system, economy"
Cons: "Dated infotainment, stability control undefeatable"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Bought this car after many years with a Ford Escape Hybrid. There is literally nothing on the market comparable in size to the Outback that can touch its fuel economy. I have not experienced any of the oil consumption issues, but did have initial problems with the tensioner pulley at 10k. Otherwise super reliable. Love that the rear seats fold without removal of headrests but wish they formed a fully flat load floor and also notice that while the cargo area is sizable, it isn't as tall as my Escape - the full-size dog kennel scrapes the roof where the 3rd seatbelt sticks out. The infotainment works well but pales in comparison to Sync from Ford when it comes to options, I'd imagine the new Starlink system introduced in 2015 is a big improvement. I would absolutely buy another Outback, especially if Ford never builds the Escape Hybrid again!"
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By Steven on Friday, June 3, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 55,000overall rating 1 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"Timing belt was worn at 50,000 miles. Replaced. 1 year later timing belt failed, and now have engine with no compression. So I would not recommend the 4-V Subaru engine to anyone. If you have one make sure you get the tensioner and all the parts associated with the timing belt changed when you change the timing belt. Also get YOUR TIMING BELT CHECKED EARLIER THAN THE RECOMMENDATION FROM SUBARU. Engine rebuild will cost me 5000."
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By Steve C on Thursday, May 26, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 55,000overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great value, good gas mileage, lots of room"
Cons: "OIL CONSUMPTION"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 5
"I purchased this vehicle for the family since my son does travel hockey. Has a lot of room for gear and gets decent gas mileage. But every 2000 miles, I have to put a quart of oil into the engine. So to me this is not a reliable car since I have to make sure I keep a quart of oil in the car at all times. I have discussed this with the service reps and they told me it's the boxer engine. If this is true, why does my wife's Empreza does not have the same problem. I have owned numerous cars in the past and I have never had a new car with oil consumption issues. At this point, I would not recommend this car if ALL the Outbacks burn through oil. In fact, I am at the point of considering trading the car into the dealership."
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By Contessa on Monday, May 16, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 40,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This Outback has been outstanding overall for performance and reliability. The 3.6L six cyl engine is very quiet and has excellent torque -- very quick in acceleration, both from standing start and for passing on highway. At steady highway speeds easily gets 28-30 mpg. The all-wheel drive makes it very stable and secure on wet roads. At 5 years the seats are still very comfortable and interior has remained in excellent condition and appearance. Very satisfied in almost every way."
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By Anneow on Wednesday, May 11, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 64,000overall rating 3 of 10rating details
Pros: "Good interior space. Smooth ride"
Cons: "Too many problems"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 3
"Have 2010 2.5i Outback since new. The ride is smooth but my gas mileage has lowered in the last 20K or so. I don't race and keep oil changed regularly. Quality of the car is only ok probably since it's US assembly. The hatch is very hard to close. The driver head rest is extremely uncomfortable. Thrusting head forward giving neck pain. Like other owner reports, car kept stalling around 30K. Dealer didn't know how to fix it, kept reprogramming the computer. Finally after 3 try, went to another dealer. They replaced the cam sensor. This should not have happen that early. I believe is defective part. At 60K, car hesitated on acceleration and throttle intake needed cleaning. I owned many other Japanese, none of those cars needing this done and all ran smoothly. Subaru is high maintenance. Dealer requires much more work than owner's manual stated. They also do not train their mechanic properly. Sloppy oil change, spill oil all over my engine block causing bad burnt smell. I will be replacing this car soon. Hopefully resell value is ok."
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By Tracker557 on Tuesday, April 19, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 48,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Holds the road; high resale price."
Cons: "No focused rear reading lights; make it bigger!"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The worst thing I could say about this vehicle is Subaru should have put in focused reading lights in back and shielded the front interior overhead lights from the driver. At 48000 miles the wheels are still in alignment despite bumps and curbs and the tires still have lots of tread. I have gotten up to 36 MPG on road trips, but drive it faster most of the time and the overall MPG has been 25, as Subaru claims. Nothing has needed replacing except one headlight bulb and one tail bulb. I had larger SUVs prior to the Outback (Yukon XL, Several Mitsubishi Montero Sports) and wish Subaru made one Yukon size. I remain a Montero Sport fan and recently rented one in Costa Rica. That would be my preferred vehicle, but Mitsubishi quit selling them in the USA years ago."
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Safety and effectiveness of hyaluronic acid fillers in skin of color
Version of Record online: 1 SEP 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1473-2165.2009.00457.x
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Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
Volume 8, Issue 3, pages 162–168, September 2009
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Grimes, P. E., Thomas, J. A. and Murphy, D. K. (2009), Safety and effectiveness of hyaluronic acid fillers in skin of color. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 8: 162–168. doi: 10.1111/j.1473-2165.2009.00457.x
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- dermal filler;
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Objectives To assess the safety and effectiveness of hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers in skin of color.
Methods Two prospective studies followed up subjects with Fitzpatrick skin phototypes of IV, V, or VI for 24 weeks after dermal filler injections. In a double-blind, randomized study, subjects were injected with one of three high concentration (24 mg/mL) HA fillers (Juvéderm Ultra, Ultra Plus, and 30) in one nasolabial fold and Zyplast collagen in the other. In an open-label, randomized study, subjects received one of three low concentration (5.5 mg/mL) HA fillers (Hylaform, Hylaform Plus, and Captique) in both nasolabial folds.
Results A total of 160 subjects (a subset of 439 study subjects) were randomized and treated with one of the three high concentration fillers, and 119 subjects were randomized and treated with one of the three low concentration fillers. For subjects treated with the high concentration fillers there were no occurrences of hypersensitivity or hypertrophic scarring, and no increased incidence of hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation in non-Caucasian vs. Caucasian subjects. For subjects treated with the low concentration fillers there were no occurrences of keloid formation, hypertrophic scarring, hypopigmentation, hypersensitivity, and three instances of mild hyperpigmentation. For all of the fillers the majority of subjects maintained ≥1 point improvement in nasolabial fold severity scores through 24 weeks.
Conclusions All of the HA fillers were well tolerated in individuals with skin of color and demonstrated effectiveness throughout the 24 week period. Furthermore, the fillers provided smooth, natural-looking wrinkle correction in darker skin types.


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THURSDAY, June 16
Adult Program Bookstore. Thursday, June 16 from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. Bookstore will be open for adult summer reading participants to turn in their reading reviews in order to receive free books and register for prizes.
Minute To Win It. Thursday, June 16 at 2 p.m. at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. Participate in a variety of minute to win it games. For grades 6th through 12th.
FRIDAY, June 17
Irvingsville Baptist Church will be having their Vacation Bible School June 20-24 from 6-8:30 p.m. Everyone and all ages are welcome.
The church is located at 3652 Morning Glory Road.
The United Methodist Scholarship Fellowship will be held June 12 at 6 p.m. at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church. Your attendance and support is appreciated.
Greetings to the people of Harrison County,
It seems like it was just yesterday that we arrived, and this is why it's so hard to believe we have resided in Cynthiana just short of five years. When Sharon, Trinity and I first arrived here in Cynthiana, we got busy with the First United Methodist Church, and in the community which God placed FUMC.
How excited we were to build relationships with you as we shared the Good News of Jesus Christ.
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I love yoga -- pants.
Soft, comfy, forgiving. They're great to wear around the house or to bed. They're especially great to wear before, during and after you stop at the store and bring home a vanilla creme bundt cake and maybe slice into it one or 12 times too many.
Not that I've ever done that, but if I do, I've got the perfect pants for it.
THURSDAY, June 9
Berry City Commission will meet Thursday, June 9 at 7 p.m., at Berry City Hall. The meetings are open to the public.
Adult Program Bookstore. Thursday, June 9 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. Bookstore will be open for adult summer reading participants to turn in their reading reviews in order to receive free books and register for prizes. This will be the first bookstore day for adults. The other days are as follows: June 16, June 23, June 30, July 7, July 14 and July 21.
FRIDAY, June 10
Emily Pribble and Joshua Gordon, both of Waco, Texas, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
Emily is the daughter of Milton Lee Pribble of Sadieville, Ky. and Ellie Pribble Rhea of Waco.
Joshua is the son of Paul and Ina Gordon of Waco.
The ceremony will take place on Oct. 15, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. in Georgetown, Ky.
The Cynthiana Chapter of the DAR met at the Harrison County Courthouse on May 21 at 2 p.m. for the rededication of the Patriots of the American Revolutionary War plaque.
10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Ezra Ryder Stevenson Fogle, May 4, son of Sarah Ashley Burgess and Steven Dwayne Fogle II; Jessyca Marie and Emily Grace Searcy, March 22, twin daughters of Andrea and Chris Searcy.
I think about food so much this time of the year because vegetables abound and broilers and lambs are on pasture. I have a deep appreciation for homegrown food and this includes making it look pretty when it is served for a meal, especially when we have guests!
Any successful festivity needs food, friends and flowers; and the food and flowers can actually complement each other because there is a wide range of flowers that are edible.
* Log Cabin, July 4, 1903 -- "Sealed bids for painting the standpipe, two coats inside, one coat outside, will be received at the office of the city clerk until six o'clock, Tuesday, July 14, 1903. The work will be let to the lowest and best bidder. The city furnishes the paint. J.M. Allen, City Clerk."
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Anthony Lane's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): New Yorker
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|Title | Year
|The Big Short (2015)
| "So expert are the performers that you wind up rooting for Burry, Baum, and the others despite yourself, knowing full well that they are fuelled by cynicism -- by an ardent faith that the system will and must fail. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Dec 7, 2015
|Youth (2015)
| "The movie is gorgeous, as you would expect from Sorrentino, but beauty this great can lead to suffocation. The plot goes round and round and nowhere ... " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 30, 2015
|Macbeth (2015)
| "The problem is not that Kurzel cuts the words, which is his absolute right, but that he destroys the conditions from which they might conceivably have sprung. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 30, 2015
|Mustang (2015)
| ""Mustang" is the début feature of Deniz Gamze Ergüven, and it's quite something: a coming-of-age fable mapped onto a prison break, at once dream-hazed and sharp-edged with suspense. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 23, 2015
|The Danish Girl (2015)
| "Hooper's film is a master class in how to tiptoe through the mines. It swoons from a surfeit of good taste. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 23, 2015
|Legend (2015)
| "As you would expect, Tom Hardy is fearsome to behold, twice over, but the legend doesn't need his assistance. It needs taking apart. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 16, 2015
|Carol (2015)
| "Haynes ... does beauty, and a dread of the unbeautiful sustains his film. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 16, 2015
|Spectre (2015)
| "I regard it as a ravishing exercise in near-despair, with Bond beset by the suspicion that, were he to desist, both his character and his cause would be unmasked as a void. Killing is his living, and his proof of life. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 9, 2015
|Trumbo (2015)
| "We are left with a near-heretical irony: thanks to this admiring tribute, our hero gets top billing at last, but was he not more beguiling, somehow, as a legendary figure in the shadows? " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 2, 2015
|Spotlight (2015)
| "McCarthy is tackling something more basic than paranoia-namely, pride of place, and the way in which it offers both an embrace and a choke hold. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Nov 2, 2015
|Truth (2015)
| "Call a movie "Truth," and you're asking for trouble. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Oct 19, 2015
|Bridge of Spies (2015)
| "When a film is as enjoyable as this one, its timing so sweet, and its atmosphere conjured with such skill, do you really wish to register a complaint? Would it help? " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Oct 19, 2015
|Pan (2015)
| "The most cheering surprise of the season is "Pan." " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Oct 12, 2015
|Steve Jobs (2015)
| "What Sorkin and Boyle have to offer is not a warts-and-all portrait but the suggestion that there is something heroic about a wart. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Oct 12, 2015
|Beasts of No Nation (2015)
| "We march through pillage and rape, and the Commandant tightens his power through abuse of his youthful charges; meanwhile, the film itself, supped full of horrors, begins to sicken and dwindle. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Oct 12, 2015
|Black Mass (2015)
| "How much longer must we subscribe, as moviegoers, to the sentimental brotherhood of violence? " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Sep 21, 2015
|Everest (2015)
| ""Everest," in short, suffers from the same problem as Everest: overcrowding. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Sep 21, 2015
|Sicario (2015)
| "If "Sicario" does not collapse under its own grimness, that is because of the pulse: the care with which Villeneuve keeps the story beating, like a drum, as he steadies himself for the next set piece. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Sep 14, 2015
|The Black Panthers: Vanguard Of The Revolution (2015)
| "With no narrator to shepherd us along, the movie feels noisy and restless. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 31, 2015
|Queen of Earth (2015)
| "For some viewers, the acidity level of Perry's movie will be too high to stomach. For others-anyone who thinks that there are too many warm hugs in Strindberg, for example-"Queen of Earth" awaits. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 31, 2015
|Mistress America (2015)
| "While Woody Allen's recent films have grown ever more hermetic in their perplexity, Baumbach is becoming as prolific, and as quick on the comic draw, as the Allen of yore. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 17, 2015
|The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015)
| "As for Cavill, let us just say that the line between phlegmatic suavity and downright dullness is rather more easily breached than the Berlin Wall. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 17, 2015
|The Mirror (1975)
| "The smallest details (a stammering child, the wrinkle in the turned page of a book) stick like burrs, and we are left to wonder if any director has delved with more modesty and honesty into the heartbreak of the past. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 4, 2015
|Best Of Enemies (2015)
| "Vidal vs. Buckley-or, as I prefer to think of it, Alien vs. Predator-has not improved with age. Which combatant you cleave to is beside the point, since both of them teeter on the brink of the insufferable. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 3, 2015
|The End Of The Tour (2015)
| "The film, despite its flatness, is worth exploring, just as the writer's unremarkable home is picked apart by Lipsky, who prowls around like a cop, noting the contents of the bathroom cabinet and the photograph of Updike on the wall. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 3, 2015
|Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation (2015)
| "Of the many heists and grabs that litter the movie, none is as blatant as the deft, irrepressible manner in which Ferguson, displaying a light smile and a brisk way with a knife, steals the show. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Aug 3, 2015
|Chicken Run (2000)
| "Even without Wallace and Gromit, most of the trademark joys are here: the compound of squashy creatures and heavy machinery, the wide, open-ended rictus of a toothy smile, and the great Parkian gulp. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Jul 20, 2015
|The Look of Silence (2015)
| ""The Look of Silence" is a simpler work than "The Act of Killing," and a better one. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Jul 20, 2015
|Ant-Man (2015)
| "What, if anything, holds "Ant-Man" together? First, Paul Rudd, who is laughably unheroic, and has the grace to know as much ... " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Jul 20, 2015
|Mr. Holmes (2015)
| "The atmosphere that enfolds "Mr. Holmes" could not be more sedate. It belongs to what a friend of mine calls the toot-toot genre, which includes any period film or TV drama that starts with a shot of a steam train. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Jul 13, 2015
|Trainwreck (2015)
| "So much for the promise of the title. "Trainwreck" sticks to the rails. " ‐ New Yorker
Posted Jul 13, 2015
|Stray Dog (2015)
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It was not directed by "Pans Labyrinth" director Guillermo Del Toro.
He only produced this.
That being said.....
This was the best ghost flick I've seen since "The Sixth Sense"
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It's exactly like listening to a bunch of drunk guys at the bar all saying "what we ought to do is just go kick their a.. once and for all" with little to no understanding of the complexities and risks involved. We put up with guys like that all over the country but no one takes them seriously and certainly no one would give one of them the codes to the nuclear weapons....
#8 - of course that's true but do you think that's what Trump was talking about procedurally? Or is he more likely to run roughshod over the process at the very least damaging the credibility of our nation for years to come?
I guess he doesn't understand that, according to the constitution, a ratified and signed treaty is the law of our land. If we are bound by treaty to do certain things and the president refuses he's in violation of the law.
"Whether you call it a republic or democracy in the English language the terms are interchangeable."
Exactly! A republic is properly the opposite of a monarchy, not a democracy. A republic typically uses one form or another of democracy; we, of course, use a representative democracy (except for ballot initiatives which are a form of direct democracy). People who make this statement typically assume that democracy only means direct democracy, where the voters decide all rules and have a "mob rule" approach, but there are other forms including ours. Correctly stated, we are a constitutional republic that is a representative democracy.
This whole "we are a republic not a democracy" statement is a cutesy meme which just demonstrates that the speaker doesn't really know what he's talking about but heard this in right wing / libertarian circles and thinks it makes him look smart.
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It was weird, I was replying to a post in the thread about the ISS and when I hit enter, it appeared in this thread, which I wasn't even in at the time. Very odd.
"I heard engineers can make something last for as long they like (within reason). It just depends on how much you are willing to pay for it."
There's an old saying in engineering : "Good - Fast - Cheap : You can pick two out of three"
Sorry, wrong thread...was trying to post to the space station thread, not sure how I ended up in this one.
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There's an old saying in engineering : "Good - Fast - Cheap : You can pick two out of three"
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Gibson had blonde hair and blue eyes and weighed 160 lbs. in his prime.
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Gibson began his career at Universal Studios and his pictures were always among the studio's biggest earners but with the onset of the Great Depression the studio decided to stop producing westerns and let Gibson go in 1930;
Gibson was also a licensed pilot. He was injured in a plane crash in 1933.
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During his later years, Gibson was forced to work as a greeter at a Las Vegas casino and make appearances at carnivals in order to make ends meet.
It was estimated that Gibson earned over six million dollars making movies but he squandered most of it on bad investments and high living.
Gibson's final on-screen appearance was a supporting role as a cavalry sergeant in the 1959 film The Horse Soldiers which starred John Wayne and William Holden.
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Today's Project: The HamCan
I ordered a little HamCan kit about a week ago. It's a little QRP CW transceiver produced by the Four State QRP kit. Today, I spent about an hour assembling it, and fired it up. This is just a short status report: it's acting a bit wonky. The tone sounds pretty rough, the frequency seems off, and adjusting the regeneration doesn't seem to change anything. I'll be debugging it over the next week or so, but consider this a quick little intro to it.
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AN: Another little oneshot for ya. Kinda angsty, kinda fluffy. Let me know what you think!
Pairing: Sasu/Naru
Warnings: light kissing
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The sun was warm on his face, and the cool breeze was making his blonde curls twirl in a dance about his eyes. He felt utterly relaxed, like he was floating. He stepped out of he and Sasuke's apartment and began making his way to the ramen stand, expression serene and pleased in the morning light.
As he rounded the corner, he caught sight of Kiba walking in his direction.
"Hey!" he greeted, waving happily at his friend.
"Don't talk to me," Kiba spat, not even stopping. "Freak."
"W-wha?" Naruto stuttered, startled. He caught the brunette's arm. "Kiba–
The other boy took him by the shoulders and slammed him against the alley wall. "Don't you ever touch me, you monster!"
He pressed him once, roughly, into the wall, then let him go and stormed away.
Naruto blinked, utterly flabbergasted and deeply stung. "What the hell's going on?" he muttered to himself. He sighed, shook it off, and began to walk towards the ramen stand once again, resolving to forget the odd incident.
As he walked, he started to notice that the people around him were staring, snickering– some were even pointing and jeering. He was beginning to feel like he'd been thrown back in time, back to when the town had hated him, before he'd finally gained respect in their eyes just months ago.
What had changed? Why was this happening?
He floated on, feeling like it was all almost surreal; just before he stepped into Ichikaru's, a soda can was chucked at his head– he ducked just in time and rushed into the store.
"Ichikaru," he gasped, running up to the familiar man. "W-what's wrong with everyone? Why–
"You– get out," his old friend growled warningly. "I never want to see your face in here again."
"I said get out!" Ichikaru roared, furiously pointing at the open door.
Naruto recoiled as if slapped and back-pedalled out of the store, tears stinging his eyes and panicked gasps rising in his throat. He began to run through the streets, desperate to find someone, anyone, who didn't hate him.
"S-Sakura!" he choked, seeing the pink-haired nin chatting with Ino near the training grounds.
She turned around, and Naruto's face fell at the disgusted expression she was wearing.
"What do you want, freak?" she asked derisively.
"It's–it's me, Naruto," the blonde said desperately. "We've b-been friends for–for forever, Sakura– don't you remember?"
Ino snickered loudly into her palm. "Sakura, he actually thinks you two are friends," she whispered loudly.
"We-we are!" Naruto exclaimed, looking to Sakura for support.
Sakura laughed then, too. "God, how pathetic. Come on, Ino, let's go."
"Oh, God," Naruto breathed once they were gone, knees threatening to buckle underneath him. "What's happening?"
He looked up, eyes shining, and saw Kakashi and Iruka walk up to join Sakura and Ino, most likely to watch over their training session.
Naruto's eyes latched onto his father figure of several years: Iruka. Iruka would never hate him.
As Sakura and Ino began to spar, Naruto sprinted over to the side of the field, where Kakashi and Iruka were sitting.
"H-hey, 'Ruka," he greeted, panting a little, trying to behave as normally as possible even with his throat throbbing painfully in his neck.
Iruka looked up at him, eyes clear and warm– and for a second, Naruto thought all of the past hour since he'd left his house had been in his head–
– and then the man's face melted into hatred, eyes darkening and lips twisting in a snarl, and Naruto felt his heart crack a little in his chest.
"Well? You gonna just stand there, looking like an idiot?" Kakashi asked lazily, looking up from his book to glare at the blonde. "It's obvious no one wants you here, so why not just leave?"
And that was it. Naruto broke. He turned around and took off running, blindly, tears streaming down his face and sobs heaving from deep in his gut. He sprinted back through the town, flinching at every wayward insult and jeer, and didn't stop until he finally made it back to he and Sasuke's apartment, where his lover's car was now parked out side.
Sasuke was home early from his mission. Thank God.
Naruto ran inside, body convulsing with the emotional torrent flooding through him.
"Sasuke," he choked out. "Sasuke, where are you? I need you."
His lover walked out from the bedroom, looking slightly bewildered. He caught sight of Naruto, and then his eyes narrowed, and Naruto's heart absolutely broke in his chest.
"Sas–Sasuke, please, no," he whispered, raggedly. "Not you too."
"What the hell are you doing in my house?" Sasuke asked, voice dangerously low.
"It's–it's our house!" Naruto cried, heaving. "We love each other, remember? We've been together for–
"What makes you think I'd live with a monster like you?" Sasuke snorted, looking amused by the whole affair. "Let alone love you. Who could?"
Naruto was barely aware of his knees buckling underneath him. "Why are you doing this?" he sobbed. "Why? I love you, Sasuke, please..."
"Why...mn, Sasuke, please...look at me, please, don't..." Naruto gasped, tossing and turning, tears dribbling steadily from his clenched eyes and down his flushed cheeks.
"Naruto, wake up!"
The blonde's upper body suddenly snapped upwards, nearly colliding with Sasuke's, who'd been leaning over him but quickly recoiled at the other's sudden movement. Naruto bent at the waist and sucked in air, body shaking all over in leftover fright.
"Calm down, it was just a dream," Sasuke said cautiously to the gasping blonde.
Naruto turned to look at him, eyes wide and tortured. "Sasuke?" he whispered, reaching out to touch him as if he didn't believe he were real.
"I'm right here, dobe," Sasuke soothed.
Naruto's face scrunched in pained disbelief. "You d-don't hate me? Don't think I'm a monster?"
Sasuke sighed, unsurprised at the revelation of what his lover had been having a nightmare about– it was an often reoccurring dream.
"Of course I don't," he muttered. "You had a nightmare. Everything's fine. Let's just go back to sleep."
Naruto sniffled, bit back a lingering sob. "Okay," he whispered.
Sasuke laid back and watched the blonde's back shudder, once, twice, before he reached up and tugged him down as well. Naruto immediately curled up against him, hiding his face in the crook of his lover's shoulder as his ravaged mind and heart tried desperately to crawl out of the dream and back into reality.
"Tell me," Sasuke quietly prompted. "It'll help."
"It s-started out the same," Naruto began, voice pained. "Everyone h-hated me again. They c-called me monster. Disgusting. Said they didn't want me there."
Sasuke ran a hand through the blonde locks, sifting through the soft strands before sliding his fingers down to knead the tense skin of the back of his lover's neck.
"Kiba nearly punched me when I tried to touch him," the blonde continued bitterly. "Ichikaru kicked me out of the store. Sakura and Ino– they called me pathetic, for thinking...for thinking they were my friends." His voice broke a little, and Sasuke pulled him gently closer. "Then Iruka...Iruka– when I walked up to him, he, he looked at me like...like I was the most...vile thing, he'd ever seen."
Sasuke felt tears spill onto his collarbone, and he automatically whispered some soothing reassurance into his lover's ear. "It's okay," he murmured. "It wasn't real."
"It felt like it was," Naruto insisted, shuddering. "And you...you were the worst. I came home– I felt like my world was crashing down around me, and I just–j-just wanted you– and you–you came out of the bedroom, a-and–a-and–
"Take your time," Sasuke said gently when he heard the other's breathing become dangerously fast.
Naruto exhaled shakily and took a moment to calm himself. "You came out of the bedroom," he began again, softly, voice barely above a whisper. "And y-you said wanted me to leave. B-but I told you–that–that we loved each other, and t-that I lived there too. You–y-you said that you didn't– you didn't know who could possibly live with a m-monster like me, let alone–let alone ever l-l-love–"
"Naruto," Sasuke sighed, wincing as the blonde began to tremble in earnest against his chest. He wrapped his arms tighter around the other boy and pressed a kiss to the top of his head. "You know that's not true."
Naruto hiccuped. "I know, but... it was just so awful," he whispered. "It really felt like–like you– like everyone–just... hated me. It was like... like before, all over again."
"Well it's over now," Sasuke murmured. "It was just a bad dream–that's all."
Naruto pulled back, looked at him with wide, bright eyes. "It was, wasn't it? You still love me?"
Sasuke looked to the side and muttered, "Of course I do, dobe."
"Why?" the blonde asked, and his voice was lost and vulnerable.
Sasuke sighed and leaned back so he could look his lover in the eyes, then said simply, "Because you're you."
Naruto reached up with shaking hands to point at his whiskered-scars. "And these?"
Sasuke slid his hand down to cup the back of Naruto's head and brought him close so that he could press his lips to the other boy's cheeks; he kissed every scar, then finally pressed his mouth to Naruto's, in a brief, chaste kiss. "They're part ofyou," he murmured against his lover's lips.
Naruto felt tears prick his eyes and he leaned forward, burying his face into his lover's neck. "W-what about...?"
Sasuke, knowing exactly what he was referring to, ghosted his finger's up the blonde's hips to rest on his seal, fingers absently stroking the hot skin.
He leaned forward so his lips were against Naruto's ear and whispered, "I think it's beautiful."
Naruto went utterly still. "I love you." A breathy pant.
"I love you too," Sasuke murmured in response. "Every part of you."
And then Sasuke proceeded to show Naruto exactly which parts of him he liked best.


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I'm giving this 4 stars because the flavor is there. The issues I had though: I baked these at 400 degrees not 230, and baked for 14 minutes not 5-10. I still think they could have baked longer. I cut them into little squares instead of sticks, but I don't think that is a problem. All in all, great flavor and they did disappear fast. I will make these again with the changes mentioned, and I do think they'd be great to change up with different toppings. Made for Bargain Basement Dec 2010.


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Ulcerative colitis is a chronic, inflammatory disease associated with inflammation of the mucosa of the colon, often starting in the distal portion of the colon, and most frequently affecting individuals ranging in age from 14-40. The most common symptoms are bloody diarrhea accompanied by severe cramps and high fever. Hemorrhage, perforation of the colon, and peripheral arthritis are potential complications. At present neither the cause nor an effective non-surgical method of treating the disease are known. Depending on whether the stage of the disease is classified as mild, moderate, moderately severe, or severe, the strategies for treating it differ. For mild attacks treatment is focused on controlling diarrhea usually with diphenoxylate. Moderate and moderately severe forms of the disease are treated with antibiotics, generally sulfasalazine and/or with corticosteroids respectively. Severe attacks of the disease require hospitalization, drug therapy and in extreme situations colectomy if there is massive hemorrhaging or perforation of the colon. The only known cure for severe ulcerative colitis is complete proctocolectomy, but unfortunately, the patient pays a high price as ileostomy is necessary.
While the cause of ulcerative colitis is unknown several lines of evidence suggest that one or more metabolic by-products secreted by bacteria endogenous to the gut may be responsible. The theory that bacteria are involved has its roots in epidemiological studies which have linked colon cancer to ulcerative colitis. For example, work by Greenstein et al in Gastroenterology, Vol. 77, p. 290 (1979), shows that a high percentage of patients that suffer from ulcerative colitis subsequently develop colon cancer. Because of the association of colon cancer and ulcerative colitis it is probable that both diseases are caused by the same or similar bacterial metabolic by-products.
As discussed by Hill in Cancer, Vol. 36, p. 2387 (1975), colon cancer is thought to be due to metabolic conversion of bile acids into carcinogens by bacteria as the bile acids pass through the colon. The link between bile acids and colon cancer is supported by the observation that the risk of developing colon cancer is greater in people that ingest large amounts of fats. Excessive fat, as discussed by Howell in J. Chronic Dis., Vol. 28, p. 67 (1975), stimulates the production and subsequent secretion of bile acids into the gut. The chemical reactions necessary to carry out the conversion of bile acids into potential carcinogens are known, and have been described by Hill in Cancer, Vol. 36, p. 2387 (1975), and Goddard et al in J. Med. Microbiol., Vol. 8, p. 429 (1975). These reactions require an electron acceptor, and as noted by Goddard et al in J. Med. Microbiol., Vol. 8, p. 429 (1975), the likely candidate in the colon is Vitamin K. Thus, it should be possible to prevent both ulcerative colitis and colon cancer by administering to patients drugs that antagonize the effects of Vitamin K.
According to the present invention a method is described for treating and/or preventing ulcerative colitis involving administering to a patient drugs drawn from a group that are biological antagonists of Vitamin K, particularly derivatives of α, β, γ, and δ tocopherol. The drugs are administered in doses of 1-6 grams per day with one third of the dose being taken with each meal.
Chemical antagonists of Vitamin K, particularly derivatives of tocopherols, have a surprising property that when administered to individuals suffering from ulcerative colitis cause a marked reduction in the symptoms of the disease. The use of the word "tocopherol" is used broadly to mean α, β, γ and δ tocopherol, structurally related molecules and their stereoisomers. These substances occur in nature and most frequently are associated with plants. Illustrative of a molecule derived from he tocopherols that has vitamin K antagonistic activity is α-tocopherol quinone. Closely related compounds, such as β-, γ- and δ-tocopherol quinone (and the quinones of the corresponding tocotrienols) should also possess vitamin K antagonistic activity since the active portion of the molecules have very similar structures. Moreover tocopherol is taken to include metal salts thereof, particularly physiologically acceptable ones such as sodium or potassium. Lastly, it would be easily ascertainable to those skilled in the art that synthetic homologues of tocopherol, specifically those that have modifications in the hydrocarbon tail and/or ring structures will yield molecules with altered antiulcerative colitis activity.
A large variety of vitamin K antagonist exist that are structurally unrelated to the tocopherols. Examples are coumarin or derivatives thereof, and warfarin. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that these chemicals will have antiulcerative colitis activity.
It is to be anticipated that the subject invention method of treating ulcerative colitis will also be applicable to controlling and/or preventing cancer of the colon as the latter disease, as shown by Devroede et al in the New England J. of Medicine, Vol. 285, p. 17 (1971), is statistically linked with high probability to the former.
One embodiment of the invention is ingestion with each meal of a physiologically acceptable oxidizing agent, particularly ferrous gluconate, and tocopherol. The former oxidizes the latter in the gut to yield the antiulcerative colitis active agent. Within several days there is a marked reduction in the severity of the symptoms associated with ulcerative colitis; that is, little or no blood is present in the stool, and the frequency and intensity of cramps is reduced. Omission of either the oxidizing agent or tocopherol for only a few days causes the reappearance of symptoms. It is believed that the oxidizing agent oxidizes tocopherol to one or more oxidation products, particularly α-tocopherolquinone. The latter is thought to be responsible for controlling the disease.
A second embodiment of the invention is administering a mixture of tocopherol derivatives, preferably orally either in pill or tablet form. The mixture is produced by oxidizing tocopherols obtained from vegetable oil, obtained from Frazier Farms as Vitamin E, in absolute alcohol at 40�-80� C. for 15-60 minutes, followed by extraction with an organic solvent, particularly diethyl ether, and washing the organic layer with an aqueous solution. Subsequently alcohol was added, the organic layer removed by evaporation, and water added to separate out the final product. About 1-6 grams per day of material was taken daily, one third of the dose being given orally with each meal. While all the doses are active in alleviating the symptoms of ulcerative colitis, the preferred dose is 3 grams per day. At this dose symptoms are not apparent. Discontinuation of the drug mixture causes a reappearance of symptoms within 2-3 days.
It will be obvious to those with ordinary skill in the art that by oxidizing a mixture of α, β, γ, and δ tocopherols to the corresponding α, β, γ, and δ tocopherolquinones, that most if not all of these, but particularly α-tocopherolquinone, contribute to controlling the disease, and that their degree of effectiveness parallels their Vitamin K antagonistic activity.
To facilitate or insure daily administration, the drug may be incorporated into liquid or solid edibles. Moreover, since the site of action of the drug's vitamin K antagonistic activity is believed to be against bacteria in the gut, the effaciousness of such compounds can be improved by derivatizing them as described by Drasar and Hill in Human Intestinal Flora, Academic Press (1974), so as to retard their absorption across the gut and thereby ensure that a high concentration of the drug is maintained in the gut.
Lastly, it is to be anticipated that variations in the amount of fat in the diet of ulcerative colitis patients may affect the degree of benefit achieved by the subject invention. High fat diets act to stimulate the secretion into the gut of bile compounds that are believed to be the substrates converted by bacteria into ulcerative colitis active agents. Thus, low fat diets will enhance the effect of the invention while high fat diest may be detrimental.
There have been disclosed below three forms of the best embodiments of the invention presently contemplated. However, it is to be understood that various changes and modifications may be made thereto without departing from the spirit of the invention.
One method of treating ulcerative colitis is to administer physiologically acceptable oxiding agents and tocopherol such that the former oxidizes the latter in the gut to yield the active substance. A human white 60-kilogram male, 34 years old, with a chronic history of ulcerative colitis for 8 years, was the test subject. He presented chronic bloody diarrhea, severe facial rash and scalp lesions, and intense cramps and arthritis. A therapeutic regime was undertaken consisting of ingesting 650 mg of ferrous gluconate, and 1,000 IU of tocopherol three times a day with one third of the dose being taken with each meal. Within 2-3 days there was a progressive decrease in the severity of the symptoms, and by the end of one week there was significant remission of all symptoms. After 20 months of this regime the disease had stabilized to occasional bloody diarrhea, moderate rash and scalp lesions, mild arthritis and mild abdominal cramping. Ingestion of either ferrous gluconate or tocopherol alone had no effect; moreover, after treatment had begun and a remission of the disease established, omitting either or both chemicals caused a resumption of bleeding and subsequent reappearance of the facial rash and cramps.
Once it was apparent that the oxidation of tocopherols in vivo was responsible for producing the antiulcerative colitis active agent, an effective and efficient method of synthesizing tocopherols was developed. The procedure developed involves dissolving in absolute ethanol 6 grams of a mixture of tocopherols obtained from vegetable oil which was purchased commercially from a Frazier Farms supermarket under the label of vitamin E. While a chemical analysis was not performed to determine the amount of α, β, γ, and δ tocopherols present in the vegetable oil, such preparations routinely are predominantly α-tocopherol with lesser amounts of β-, γ-, and δ-tocopherols. This material was dissolved in 600 mL of absolute ethanol, followed by the addition of 12 grams of FeCl3 -6H2 O. The solution was heated for 40 minutes at 60� C. and diluted with water and extracted with diethyl ether. The organic layer was washed repeatedly with water after which 80 mL of absolute ethanol were added and ether removed by evaporation under atmospheric pressure. Lastly, water was added dropwise to the remaining solution until a golden yellow oil formed. This material is predominantly α-tocopherolquinone with lesser amounts of the other tocopherol derivatives being present.
A second method of practicing the invention is to perform the oxidation of tocopherols in a laboratory, and administer the products rather than perform the oxidation in vivo. Again the test subject was a white 34-year old 60-kilogram male suffering from ulcerative colitis with symptoms consisting of frequent attacks of bloody diarrhea, moderate facial rash and scalp lessions, severe arthritis in his right hip, right knee and lower back, and severe abdominal cramping. Colonoscopy revealed the extension of inflammation and pseudopolyposis encompassing the entire descending and sigmoid colon. A therapeutic regime of oral ingestion of tocopherols derivatives produced as described in Example II was followed. Various doses were ingested daily for different periods of time with one third being taken at each meal, and their effect monitored. Table I shows that a marked remission of symptoms is apparent in the range of 0.6-0.9 grams per day, with maximum improvement at a dose of 3 grams per day. At the latter concentration there is neither bloody diarrhea, arthritis, nor scalp lesions or cramps. The only vestige of the disease is a mild facial rash. If the therapy is discontinued within 24 hours symptoms begin to reappear.
TABLE 1__________________________________________________________________________Change in Patient Condition with Increasing Dose of α-Tocopherolquinone. Days on indicated dose 0 6 7 20 10 17 15 7 6 8 9 37__________________________________________________________________________α-TQ (g/day) -- 0.09 0.3 0.3 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.5 1.8 2.1 2.4 3.0Hgb (g/dl) 10.1 10.3 11.0 11.9 11.1 11.7 12.3 12.4 11.8 11.1 11.6 14.3Hct (%) 32.0 32.0 35.0 37.0 37.0 37.0 39.0 39.0 37.0 36.0 37.0 44.0Segs (%)a 46 32 71 50 21 29 55 33 42 53 46 54Bands (%)b 0 17 3 12 31 10 0 25 14 0 0 0Protein (g/dl)c 4.2 -- 4.6 5.0 4.9 5.0 5.1 5.3 5.0 5.1 5.0 5.5Prothrombind 1.0 1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.0 1.0time ratioLiver enzymese N N N N N N N N N N N NStools/day 6-8 6- 8 4-6 4-6 4-6 4-6 4-6 3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4 3Stool blood ++ ++ + + 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Arthritis ++++ ++++ ++++ +++ +++ ++ + + + + + 0Facial rash ++ ++ ++ ++ + + + + + + + +Scalp lesions ++ ++ + + + 0 + + + 0 0 0Cramps ++++ ++++ ++ + + + + + + + 0 0__________________________________________________________________________ a Segmented neutrophils. b Band neutrophils. c Total serum protein. d Patient/Control. e SGPT, SGOT, LDH, and alkaline phosphate. N = normal.
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Corresponding author is M. JIMÉNEZ.
Occurrence and Pathogenicity of Fusarium Species in Banana Fruits
Version of Record online: 1 MAY 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0434.1993.tb01341.x
Journal of Phytopathology
Volume 137, Issue 3, pages 214–220, March 1993
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Jiménez, M., Logrieco, A. and Bottalico, A. (1993), Occurrence and Pathogenicity of Fusarium Species in Banana Fruits. Journal of Phytopathology, 137: 214–220. doi: 10.1111/j.1439-0434.1993.tb01341.x
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- Received December 16, 1991; accepted March 20, 1992
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Banana fruits were studied over a six-month period in order to determine the incidence of species of the Fusarium genus and assess their potential pathogenicity. The 72 samples studied were commercially available in Italy and Spain, where they were brought from Panama, Ecuador and Canary Islands. Among the species detected in the fruits, Fusarium semitectum var. majus Wollenw. was predominant, followed by F. moniliforme Sheld., F. solani (Mart.) Appel & WoUenw., F. oxysporum Schlecht., F. proliferatum (Matsushima) Nirenberg, F. graminearum Schw., F. camptoceras WoUenw. &C Reinking, F. subglutinans (WoUenw. & Reinking) Nelson et al., F. dimerum Penzig in Sacc, F. acuminatum EU. & Ev., and F. equiseti (Corda) Sacc. Fusarium proliferatum had never been reported to occur as contaminating fungi in banana fruits to date. Fusarium subglutinans, F. acuminatum and F. graminearum were found to be the most markedly pathogenic of all. The lack of noticeable differences in relation to the incidence of the different species isolated from the samples indicates that the mycoflora found is typical of this fruit and does not depend on its origin.


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GREENCASTLE -- The city recently passed a resolution establishing a sidewalk improvement program and is encouraging property owners to partner with the city in this matching funds program.
The program is designed to encourage the reconstruction, repair and replacement of sidewalks within the Greencastle corporate limits. With ever-decreasing public funds available for public works projects, it is imperative to make every dollar count.
With the help of willing residents, the city will be able to repair or replace twice as many sidewalks.
Property owners have the opportunity, between now and May 14, to apply to be part of this program. If an application is accepted, the owner would pay 50 percent of the cost of sidewalk repair.
Once applications are accepted, a committee consisting of the city engineer, city attorney and public works superintendent will consider all applications. They will be ranked according to public safety considerations including location and state of repair. Priority will be given to residential properties.
When the city determines which sidewalks will be included, those areas will be included in this year's sidewalk bid. After the lowest bid is accepted, the city will determine the cost of individual properties and the owner will be billed for 50 percent.
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We loved the tour. Our guide, Mathieu sp? was fantastic and so knowledgable about Normandy, WWII, the politics at the time, history he had a great answer for each of our many, many questions. This 1/2 day tour was good for my family of six with two small children.
Romin was a fabulous tour guide!!!!! A ver enjoyable,informative and moving trip.
Francois was a great guide and we felt that the tour was very important and informative.
Our guide was François. He picked us up from Lion d'Or in Bayeux and also picked up others from the Bayeux train station. We rode in a 9 passenger van.
He was an energetic, friendly guide with fluent English a fun personality and also a deep understanding of Normandy and the sites that we visited. In fact he grew up in Caen and shared personal tidbits about his family's history with WWII.
All three sites were amazing. Please note there is a museum/information center at the American Cemetery that I would highly recommend visiting. We didn't know about it and so we weren't able to go. The tour roughly gave us 15 minutes of personal time at Pointe du Hoc and Omaha beach and then 1 hour at the American Cemetery. I would suggest spending more time at the Pointe du Hoc and Omaha beaches and less time in the Cemetery.
Take this tour! It was so helpful to have a guide explain the historical facts and point out the different places things happened and why things occurred the way they did. Hands down a great use of money and time.
Outstanding! From the accomidating last-day booking to the professional and personable tour guide (thanks Mathieu!), we were thrilled with the experience. We LOVED the charming town of Bayeux and each of the sites of the tour, especially Omaha Beach, Pont do Hoc and the beautiful U.S. cemetery. Awesome!
Emilie. Tour guide was outstanding and took the time to explain and answer questions. We booked the tour an hour prior to start and were very impressed as we only had half a day to spend. Would recommend for those that want a small group and time to walk on their own in addition to learning
This tour was amazing!
Our tour was fantastic! Francois spoke beautiful English and was extremely knowledgeable. He made sure everyone in our group was comfortable and understood. He had pictures and maps that really helped bring it all together. Overall it was a great experience that I would recommend to anyone.
This tour was amazing! Our tour guide, Jonathan, was prompt about picking us up at the train station. At our first stop. Pointe du Hoc, you can walk among the ruins of the German defense positions and get a good feel of what the Allies were facing. The beach and cemetery were incredible also.
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It was an incredible experience.Our tour was made all the more perfect by our guide Sunni. She was extremely knowledgeable. couteous and friendly. 5 stars.
Well EMILY. made our trip so worthwhile. Her energy, clarity, ability to even anticipate questions was simply wonderful and remarkable.
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Wonderful Trip and great guide. We did the half-day tour, which is about right. Our guide was very knowledgeable. I'd highly recommend this tour to anyone who has an interest in history.
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Excellent trip, terrific tour guide! Doable as a day trip from Paris if you take the train to Bayeux.
My sister and I had a wonderful half day tour of the American highlights - Point du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and the American Cemetery. Our guide, Antoine, was very good and really made the history come alive. It helped that the weather was beautiful, too. Making the reservations and meeting up with the group was very easy. And being that it was a small group - 6 made it very enjoyable. Don Smart, Carnation, WA, USA
Rose our tour guide was wonderful! The tour was fantastic and gave us plenty of time to see Omaha Beach and the cemetery. Did not feel rushed. I also liked that it was a small group of 8 people.
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Fantastic tour! Our guide, Kate, was outstanding - full of knowledge and made the tour a memorable experience.
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The House resumes sitting on Sept. 19 at 11 a.m. after a 13-week break. The House adjourned June 17.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to hold a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20 on the Hill. For more information, call the PMO Press Office at (613) 957-5555.
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The race officially begins on July 2, 2016, and a new leader will be selected no later than Oct. 29, 2017.
Meet Liberal MP Anita Vandenbeld at Tim Hortons—Friday, Nov. 4, 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m., 2970 Carling Ave., Ottawa, Ont. Ottawa-West Nepean.
The Shaw Rocket Fund will host its annual Shaw Rocket Prize event to award three prizes of $25,000 for the best in Canadian children's programming on Nov. 23 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Shaw Centre in downtown Ottawa. Ministers, MPs, media and special guests will be in attendance to celebrate the best preschool program, the best children's (6-12) program and the best youth/family program, as chosen by an international and children's jury. Invite only. More information: www.rocketfund.ca/initiatives/shaw-rocket-prize/
The Conservatives will elect their next leader on May 27, 2017, Dan Nowlan, chair of the party's leadership election organizing committee announced last week. The party is urging Conservative Party members to buy memberships or renew them in order to vote. For more information, contact Cory Hann, director of communications, Conservative Party of Canada, at 613-697-5614.


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There is virtually no interest in SNE right now on WS. Calm before the storm or the new norm?
Makes perfect sense with the current climate. People are waiting and seeing what happens to the overall market with the budget crisis in washington. Once that's out of the way we'll see more volume.
... especially interesting in light of China ending the ban on consoles and Sony likely to end this weekend with a major box office hit.


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No Danny Granger for three months (left knee patellar tendinosis), but the Pacers still have strong frontcourt players in center Roy Hibbert, power forwards David West and Tyler Hansbrough, and small forward Paul George. After matching up with Memphis' inside muscle Friday night, the Knicks will see a team with a similar makeup Sunday afternoon at the Garden, even though the 4-6 Pacers have been struggling some.
Here are three things to watch for, starting at noon:
1. Can the Knicks limit the Pacers' rebounding? Indiana ranks second in the league in boards per game (48.7), and the Knicks are fourth-worst at 38.9. The Knicks will need their perimeter players to crash the boards more, which George (7.6) and Gerald Green (5.2) do well. Size could play factor in the game. The Pacers are also physical and grind out their halfcourt possessions to wear down opponents, which they proved effective against the Heat in the playoffs last season. Therefore, the Knicks will need to match that full-game intensity, especially because Indiana coach Frank Vogel goes deep off his bench to maintain consistency. But while he doesn't have to worry about drop-offs in energy, he does have to worry about second unit scoring. The Knicks have the edge there.
2. Can the Knicks excel in their individual defensive matchups? The Pacers don't move the ball particularly well, as they rank last in the league in assists per game (17.6). Rather, they score a bunch in isolations -- from Hibbert and West in the post, to George and George Hill on the perimeter -- so each Knick needs to step up with his assignment. George vs. Ronnie Brewer will be especially interesting to watch. The Pacers' emerging star, as well as Green, are very athletic -- two of the best dunkers in the league. For that reason, the Pacers can be dangerous in transition.
3. Can Rasheed Wallace keep it going in the post? After all of the anticipation about Amar'e Stoudemire bringing a back-to-the-basket game to the Knicks, surprisingly Sheed has stepped up nicely in that area. Against the Grizzlies, he scored 13 points inside (no 3-pointers). To counter Hibbert and West -- similar to Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph -- Mike Woodson will turn to Wallace on the block Sunday afternoon.
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