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Re: Future for Zync (Exec Office update on pg. 4)
jd5189 wrote:
I am interested if people's Zync packs continue to work or if they get rid of all the packs and just make this a plain charge like the Green minus MR's. I also wonder how they plan to handle packs from here on out. Say if you put down the travel pack because you knew you would be flying a lot last year, but this year you do not plan to travel, you should be able to remove the pack and avoid the extra yearly fee. But, if they don't allow you to remove it... it is really starting to look messy. Amex did not plan nor handle this well at all...
As much as I hate to say it, that's often how AMEX works, and that comes from within their walls.
Z was about the longest running test market I've ever seen LOL
It never did draw the demographic it was intended for however, at least not in the percentage they were hoping for. It was never marketed well towards that demographic either (I guess they were hoping for a word of mouth campaign and just thought they could skip the spending the $ for a much bigger ad campaign).


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, Volume 33, Issue 4, pp 528-544
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Job Insecurity Perceptions and Media Coverage of Labor Market Policy
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This study employs a panel data set that combines information obtained from media content analysis, micro-level survey data, and macroeconomic variables to investigate the impact of media coverage on individual perceptions of job insecurity in Germany. Estimates indicate that these perceptions increase in years with greater quantity of news reporting. This volume effect is larger for socio-demographic groups with a generally low incidence of insecurity perceptions (e.g., highly educated and remunerated employees), which implies that unequally distributed perceptions converge when media coverage is strong. Moreover, the results suggest that information processing is subject to an optimism bias.
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Volume 33, Issue 4 , pp 528-544
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Rushing Goals Remain High for Chris JohnsonPosted by on February 27, 2013 – 10:21 pm
Chris Johnson understands that expectations are high for him after rushing for 2,006 yards in his second NFL season in 2009.
"When you rush for 2,000 yards everybody expects you to do that every year, but they have to understand you're not going to rush for 2,000 yards every single year," Johnson told NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano while on the set of "NFL Total Access" Wednesday. "When you rush for 2,000 yards, that's the expectation that everyone has for you."
That being said, Johnson believes he will run for 2,000 yards again.
"When Barry Sanders rushed for 2K I think it was like year six or year seven, so I feel like I have a lot of time to do it," he said.
When asked if he can break Eric Dickerson's NFL rushing mark of 2,105 yards, Johnson didn't flinch.
"I believe I can do it," he said.
When asked if he can do it this year, Johnson said, "I think I can…every running back's goal is to break that record. It's a situation where you're working hard and you want to break the 2,105."
Johnson hit on several other topics, including his record time of 4.24 in the 40-yard dash at the 2008 scouting combine.
"Actually when I came up I stumbled a little bit," he recalled. "I don't think I had the best start, but once I came out I kept my head down for a little bit and then I just ran."
And if he hadn't stumbled?
"I think I could have gotten a 4.19, 4.18…something like that."
On a related topic, Johnson jokingly offered to help NFL Network host Rich Eisen improve his annual 40 time. Eisen has capped each of the last nine combines by running the 40 in his suit. On Tuesday, Eisen posted a 6.03 for the second straight year.
"First of all, he has to take off the suit," Johnson said. "I've been watching him every year that he's been doing it and he's gotten a lot better. His start got a lot better and he stands out more. I just don't think he has it in him. He can come work with me and I'll get him better."
When asked who would win a race with Johnson wearing a suit and Eisen wearing shorts, Johnson smiled and said, "I would beat him very badly. I still could probably run a 4.3 in a suit."
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Former Gitmo Commanding General Invokes the Fifth in Abu Ghraib Case
Harvey Volzer, an attorney for one of the dog handlers, has been seeking to question Miller to determine whether Miller ordered the use of military working dogs to frighten detainees during interrogations at Abu Ghraib. Volzer has argued that the dog handlers were following orders when the animals were used against detainees.
Maj. Michelle E. Crawford, a defense lawyer representing Miller, said the general decided not to answer further questions because he has "been interviewed repeatedly over the last several years" about his role at Guantanamo Bay and his visit to Iraq and he stands by his many statements to Congress, Army investigators and lawyers. Miller's "choice to no longer answer the same questions . . . was based on the advice of counsel and includes the fact that he has already, and repeatedly, answered all inquiries fully," Crawford said.
Miller's decision came shortly after Col. Thomas M. Pappas, the commanding officer at Abu Ghraib, accepted immunity from prosecution this week and was ordered to testify at upcoming courts-martial. Pappas, a military intelligence officer, could be asked to detail high-level policies relating to the treatment of detainees at Abu Ghraib.
The failure of the DoD investigations of abuse at Abu Ghraib to lead to any criminal charges against senior officials has been repeatedly criticized by international human rights organizations, some of whom view the prosecution of the smaller fish as evidence of a cover up. (See this press release from Human Rights Watch.) I am no expert on military law, but would be interested in knowing from those of you more expert in this field whether this invocation of the the right to non-self incrimination is no big deal, or a sign that the net may be widened.


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How can I bootup, format and drive and install XP without a keyboard? Is it possible?
Yes, it's possible to install Windows XP without keyboard (and even without mouse).
If your keyboard is broken, Windows XP offers on screen keyboard. But then you need a mouse! :)
This is like sitting in your car at the top of a hill wondering how far you can make it without an accelerator.
In all seriousness, if its by way of magic alone that you do not need to set your bios to boot from the installation media it may be possible. A keyboard is one of the requirements for installing any version of Windows so I can't imagine you'd make it too far. Maybe up to the point where you have to type in your product key. ):
Give it a go and God speed sir.


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MOSCOW (September 13, 2013)—More than three-dozen people died in a fire in a Russia psychiatric hospital, Russia's top investigative agency said.
The fire in the one-story hospital in the village of Luka in the northwestern Novgorod region broke out at around 3 a.m. Friday and quickly engulfed the structure, which dates back to the 19th century, the Emergency Situations Ministry said.
The Investigative Committee said Friday that rescuers so far have recovered 10 bodies and set the number of dead at 37.
It did not explain how it knew about the other deaths.
The agency said a patient started the fire, but provided no details.
Authorities had long warned that the mostly wooden building was unsafe.


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Things to Do
Places to Stay
The Laurel Highlands is the ideal destination for an autumn getaway. You'll find spectacular fall foliage in this part of the state, which happens to boast the commonwealth's highest mountain elevation and thousands of acres of unspoiled state forests, parks, and game lands. In the fall, the region turns into a breathtaking spectacle of red, orange, yellow, russet, and bronze colors. Enjoy a drive under a canopy of colors on the region's scenic byways and historic routes. Be sure to drive through one of our picturesque covered bridges, which offer the perfect setting to enjoy the changing leaves. In addition to the wonderful foliage, autumn also brings fantastic fall festivals and harvest goods.
With our mountain vistas, historic highways, fertile farmlands and state parks the Laurel Highlands of Southwestern Pennsylvania is a beautiful place to visit any time of year, but in the fall, the region turns into a breathtaking spectacular paint box of red, orange, yellow, russet and bronze colors.
Eager and dedicated "leaf peepers" are always anxious to take their first fall drive of the season and curious to know when the leaves will start changing. Autumn color is not 100% predictable. Late September to early October are usually the best times to check out the bursts of color. This awesome interactive map for country-wide fall foliage prediction can help better plan your trip and improve your chances of catching the colors at their peak.
Plan Your Drive: A pick-and-choose arrangement of things to do along our historic and scenic routes as well as other attractions where you can enjoy the changing leaves. Also, be sure to check out the "Discover Fall Scenic Driving Tour," which provides driving routes through the Laurel Highlands that highlight state parks and forests, scenic byways, picturesque overlooks and quaint communities. View a pdf of Discover Fall-Northern Loop and Discover Fall-Southern Loop.
Historic Ligonier is a great place to stroll through the changing colors. Here you can enjoy over 60 specialty shops and restaurants. Not to miss is Fort Ligonier, a full-scale, on-site restoration/reconstruction of the 1758 - 1766 original, situated on a commanding hilltop with a sweeping view of the Laurel Highlands.
Flight 93: During this time of the year especially, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. Flight 93 National Memorial is particularly beautiful this time of the year and is a serene place to visit, remember, and embrace natural beauty.
Glades Pike Winery boasts a beautiful view of Laurel Highland's rolling hills and colorful fall foliage from their deck or in their gazebo where you can sip unique flavors while you enjoy the scenery.
The Scenic Byway meanders through Ohiopyle State Park where you can stop for a fantastic fall excursion. Stop at the Firefly Grill for a heaping pile of their famous French fries or wraps. We highly recommend Cucumber Falls for the passersby, a gorgeous waterfall among the trees, which is a wonderful gem during any season, but especially with the array of colors of autumn. Better yet: you don't have to hike to see it.
Check out Seven Springs Mountain Resort where you can zoom down 1,980 feet of downhill fun on the Alpine Slide on a two-wheeled sled equipped with a handle brake. Grab a tube a glide down 600 foot chutes for tubing without the snow. Seven Springs has a variety of other outdoor activities where you can enjoy the fall scenery including Autumnfest every weekend in October.
Dine al fresco at Out of the Fire Café and take in the gorgeous scenery from their outside deck with incredible mountain views.
The Overlook at the Summit Inn: From one of the grand porches at the Summit Inn, see the sweeping views of the Chestnut Ridges.
You will love the view from the highest mountaintop vineyard east of the Rockies, Christian W. Klay Winery. After hiking up to the vineyards, stop in the 1800's bank barn converted into a winery for a tasting of their award-winning wine.
Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is a fantastic location to check out the fall foliage and stop for some fun along your fall drive. Whether you want to zip through the leaves on their dueling ziplines, experience the sporting clays and amenities at the Shooting Academy, fish for fun at the Orvis ® Fly Fishing Center, or enjoy a round of golf in the crisp fall weather, you'll find all sorts of outdoor activities and more at Nemacolin.
Tour Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater ® and Kentuck Knob
The natural setting of the Laurel Highlands was the inspiration for Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater®, which is cantilevered over a waterfall. As this is one of the busiest months to tour the home, reservations are recommended. Don't miss Kentuck Knob, another Wright masterpiece, which overlooks the Youghiogheny River Gorge.
Great Allegheny Passage
Over 150 miles of this spectacularly scenic non-motorized trail cuts through the Laurel Highlands. From the trail, you will not only see dramatic foliage but rock formations, wildlife, stone arches and bridges and raging rivers. Hikers and bikers may access the trail at any of the region's trail towns including West Newton, Connellsville, Ohiopyle, Confluence, Rockwood, and Meyersdale.
Zip Lining
Nemacolin Woodlands Resort's Farbird SuperFlyer is over 3,000 ft. of dueling zip lines that reach speeds of up to 60 mph. Soar through the fall foliage above the slopes at Mystic Mountain.
Seven Springs Mountain Resort is home to Laurel Ridgeline Canopy Tours, an interactive and exciting way to get up close and personal with the fall foliage. Constructed to fit into the natural landscape harmoniously, the canopy tour provides with an adrenaline packed adventure and educational experience 150 feet in the air and speeds up to 50 miles per hour
Ohiopyle's Zip Line Adventure Park course is a great source of fun for all ages. Defy gravity and soar through the trees during this fall season.
Nothing takes your breath away like the magnificent view from Pennsylvania's highest point. Standing 3,213 feet about sea level, Mt. Davis gives you an incredible view of the foliage. Forbes State Forest Road takes you nearly to the top, so you don't have to scale the summit to enjoy the view. Hike through many other areas in Forbes State Forest, which encompasses more than 60,000 acres of land, and experience many unique, natural features and over 300 miles of multi-use trails.
Ohiopyle is a great place to take a hike, bike or raft and see nature's beauty up close. With many different trails and attractions, you can plan an entire day of fall fun or even just a few stops to hit on your way through.
Idlewild is open on weekends in October for Hallowboo. Trick-or-treat with the kids through Story Book Forest. Jumpin Jungle, Hootin' Holler, Olde Idlewild and Raccoon Lagoon are also open for the whole family to enjoy.
The Fall Festivals season in the Laurel Highlands, which kicks off on the first weekend in September, celebrates the region's heritage as well as the harvest season. There's no doubt that you will find delicious food, quality crafts, live entertainment, old-fashioned tractor pulls, craft demonstrations and more right here in the Laurel Highlands.
Rest & Relaxation
Charming bed and breakfasts, cottages and cabins are located along the byway with several great resorts and inns just a short distance off the route. If you're looking for your own cozy cabin, look to Ohiopyle Vacation Rentals for a great list of charming and comfortable options. Take a look at all of the terrific lodging options in the Laurel Highlands.
Explore the Best Fall Drives in the Laurel Highlands in the map below!
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Get the scoop on the Pokémon sightings, PokéStops, and Pokémon Gyms in the Laurel Highlands.


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Convenience store cameras record 'person of interest' in Thornton car and garage trespasses
THORNTON, Colo. - Convenience store surveillance cameras recorded images Friday morning of a woman called a "person of interest" in a series of trespasses and burglaries in Thornton.
The six incidents reported so far in Thornton occurred early Friday morning in the area of 136th Ave and Colorado Boulevard, according to Thornton Police Department spokesman Sergeant Matt Kandt. Unlocked cars, including some parked in open garages, were opened and at least one credit card was stolen from a purse inside one of the vehicles.
Kandt said the credit card was later used at the convenience store.
Anyone with information about the suspect or the series of trespasses is asked to call the Thornton Police Department's tip line at 720-977-5069.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- The price of oil fell more than 1 percent Wednesday after government data showed that demand for gasoline fell last week to the lowest level in a year.
Benchmark U.S. oil for February delivery fell $1.34, or 1.4 percent, to close at $92.33 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The Energy Department said supplies of gasoline rose by 6.2 million barrels last week, a jump of nearly 3 percent. Platts, the energy information arm of McGraw-Hill, said the data indicated that demand for gasoline was the lowest since the same week last year. Analysts surveyed by Platts had expected gasoline supplies to rise by 2 million barrels.
At the gas pump, the average price for a gallon of gasoline remained at $3.31. That's up 5 cents from a month ago and a penny higher than at this time last year.
Brent crude, used to set prices for international varieties of crude, fell 20 cents to $107.15 on the ICE Futures exchange in London.
In other energy futures trading:
_ Wholesale gasoline dropped 2 cents to $2.66 a gallon.
_ Natural gas fell 8 cents to $4.22 per 1,000 cubic feet.
_ Heating oil slipped 1 cent to $2.95 a gallon.
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Catch a love for whitewater
Newbie and national-level youth paddlers alike will find challenge and fun at the 2016 Whitewater Junior Olympics on the Nantahala River July 29-31.
The event, hosted by the Nantahala Racing Club, features slalom, downriver and freestyle competitions as well as just-for-fun events such as duckie-cross, yard games and free paddling on stand up paddleboards. A packed schedule includes races, games, music and classes throughout the three days.
$45 and open to ages 18 and under. Register by July 27 at www.nantahalaracingclub.com/events/junior-olympics or from 10-11 a.m. on any of the event days, when a $20 late fee will apply.
Whitewater to roar from Glenville
A whitewater release at Glenville Dam in Jackson County will make for roaring water at High Falls — located along N.C. 107 — on Saturday, July 30.
Experienced kayakers will launch at the base for a wild ride down the West Fork of the Tuckasegee River, making for a good show. But hikers and anglers should take the release into account when planning outings that day.
The upper reaches of the Tuck don't usually have enough water for whitewater runs except following major rains, but Duke Energy's agreement for the federal permits required to run its hydropower dams dictates that it periodically release water from dams on the upper Tuck and upper Nantahala for paddlers to enjoy.
Become a nature detective
Meet live animals and learn how to uncover the clues wildlife leaves behind with a program from the N.C. Museum of Natural Science, "Animal Tracks and Signs," offered at three different locations next week.
The program, geared to suit people of all ages, will be held:
11 a.m. Wednesday, July 27, at the Marianna Black Library in Bryson City.
11 a.m. Thursday, July 28, at the Jackson County Public Library in Sylva.
7 p.m. Thursday, July 28, at the Macon County Public Library in Franklin.
Museum educator Karen Polk will give the presentation, explaining how to use your senses like a true nature detective to interpret the clues various animal species leave behind.
Free. Attendance at the Jackson County event is limited to 150 people, with tickets available when the library opens on the morning of the event.
Become a nature photographer
From the antics of squirrels to the delicate patterns of butterfly wings, a backyard nature photography class at the Balsam Community Center will cover the techniques and skills needed to capture the full spectrum of natural beauty, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, July 30.
Larry Thompson, a former regional president for the National Audubon Society with 30 years of experience teaching nature courses, will lead the class. Suitable for beginning to intermediate photographers, the course will cover macro photography, ISO settings, creating a photo blind, using props and flash settings.
$40, with pre-registration required. Space limited. Mail checks to Larry Thompson, P.O. Box 390, Balsam, N.C. 28707.
Go on a virtual safari in Highlands
Take a virtual tour of equatorial animals with a photography presentation at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 1, at the Hudson Library in Highlands.
Husband-and-wife team Ed Boos, a noted still photographer, and Cindy Boos, who specializes in video photography, will share their experiences documenting wildlife in Ecuador and Kenya. Photos include the Andean cock-of-the-rock, blue-footed boobies, wildebeest migration, lions, hyenas and much more.
Free. A program of the Highlands Plateau Audubon Society.
Take note
• A 2016 seedling catalogue offering more than 50 species of conifer and hardwood trees is now available from the N.C. Forest Service. Catalogues are available at all N.C. Forest Service offices and online at www.buynctrees.com.
• An initiative from Duke Energy will provide $1 million to help cities and towns in North Carolina add public charging stations for electric vehicles. The project is expected to increase the state's inventory of charging stations by 30 percent.
n Volunteers in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park were awarded for their service, with the Cove Bike Patrol team earning the Southeast Regional Group Volunteer Service Award as well as the national George and Helen Hartzog Outstanding Group Volunteer Service Award. Volunteer Bob Lochbaum was given the Southeast Regional Enduring Service Award for his 23 years and 15,930 hours of volunteer service to the park to help with mapping efforts.


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Authorities said a man was arrested Wednesday during a traffic stop on Interstate 40 near Conway after a state trooper found more than $1.3 million worth of methamphetamine in an SUV.
Leira Cota, 18, of Oklahoma City was booked into the Carson County jail on a charge of possession of a controlled substance, Texas Department of Public Safety Senior Trooper Christopher Ray said.
About 2:32 p.m., Ray said a trooper pulled over an eastbound 2003 Chevrolet Blazer for a traffic violation in Carson County. The trooper found 23 bundles of meth in the seats, Ray said.
Ray said Cota was allegedly transporting the drugs from Nogales, Ariz., to Oklahoma City.


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Fasig-Tipton July Recap
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Claire Novak recaps the Fasig-Tipton July Sale.
Claire Novak recaps the Fasig-Tipton July Sale.
Claire Novak previews the Fasig-Tipton July Sale, including a look at some of the freshmen sires represented. Also comments from Mark Taylor of Taylor Made Farm. Sponsored by Taylor Made Sales
Claire Novak and Tom LaMarra preview the Mother Goose Stakes (gr. I) featuring Rachel's Valentina, Off the Tracks, Mom's On Strike, Lewis Bay, and Lightstream. Sponsored by Equibase.
Download Equibase Past Performances for the Mother Goose.
California Chrome works at Los Alamitos on June 25, 2016. Courtesy Los Alamitos Race Course.
Claire Novak, Ellis Starr, and Tom LaMarra preview the Gold Cup at Santa Anita (gr. I), featuring Melatonin, Hoppertunity, Second Summer, Hard Aces, and Imperative. Sponsored by Equibase.
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Claire Novak, Ellis Starr, and Tom LaMarra preview the Stephen Foster Handicap (gr. I) featuring Effinex, Are You Kidding Me, Eagle, Bradester, and International Star. Sponsored by Equibase.
Download Equibase Past Performances for the Stephen Foster.
Relive the fun, fashion and pageantry surrounding the 2016 Belmont Stakes and two Breeders' Cup Win and You're In races at Belmont Park. From Frosted to Cavorting to Creator, the racing was as unforgettable as the exhilarating atmosphere. Courtesy of ABRFilms
Claire Novak updates us on how the Belmont Stakes contenders are feeling, future plans, and trainer updates.
Belmont Stakes winner Creator walking the shed row the morning after his classic win at Belmont Park.
Listen to Creator's connections discuss their Belmont Stakes victory.
Claire Novak recaps Creator's win in the Belmont Stakes. Claire talks about Creator's connections of Irad Ortiz, Jr., Bobby Flay, WinStar, and Steve Asmussen.
Claire Novak recaps the news of the day, including the activities of Exaggerator, Lani, Cherry Wine, Brody's Cause, and Trojan Nation, as well as non-Belmont Stakes horses Effinex and Unified.
Claire Novak and Jeremy Balan preview the Belmont Stakes (gr. I), featuring Exaggertor, Destin, Governor Malibu, and Lani. Sponsored by Equibase.
Download Equibase Past Performances for the Belmont Stakes.
Claire Novak recaps a busy morning at Belmont Park, including a 4-furlong work for Governor Malibu, and track activities for Creator, Lani, Suddenbreakingnews, Trojan Nation, Brody's Cause, Cherry Wine, Stradivari, Destin, and more.
Keith Desormeaux talks with media on the morning of June 8. The Preakness (gr. I)-winning trainer talked about his Belmont Stakes (gr. I) chances.
Preakness Stakes (gr. I) winner Exaggerator drew post 11 June 8 for the upcoming June 11 Belmont Stakes (gr. I). Co-owner Matt Bryan discussed the final jewel of the Triple Crown, televised Saturday on NBC at 5 p.m. ET. Courtesy of ABRFilms
Claire Novak reports on the news of the day including morning activities by Lani, Exaggerator, Cherry Wine and Brody's Cause.
California Chrome works in the fog at Los Alamitos on June 4, 2016. Includes footage before and after the work, and comments from Art Sherman. Courtesy Los Alamitos Race Course.
Claire Novak and Ellis Starr preview the Vanity Mile (gr. I) featuring Beholder, Stellar Wind, Taris, and Finest City. Sponsored by Equibase.
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Fan favorite Ben's Cat continues to excel for Hall of Famer King Leatherbury. The Blood-Horse caught up with the 10-year-old warrior and his connections in Maryland, where he dashed to his fifth Jim McKay Turf Sprint score.
A wet day didn't stop the party for fans at Pimlico for the Preakness Stakes (gr. I). The action on the track and infield made for one of the best parties in sports as Exaggerator avenged his earlier losses to Nyquist. Courtesy of ABRFilms
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Ethan McArdleBRANDON - Vermont State Police say a fire at a home on Carver Street Monday was an act of arson.
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IDH1 and IDH2 mutations are frequent events in central chondrosarcoma and central and periosteal chondromas but not in other mesenchymal tumours†
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DOI: 10.1002/path.2913
Copyright © 2011 Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Amary, M. F., Bacsi, K., Maggiani, F., Damato, S., Halai, D., Berisha, F., Pollock, R., O'Donnell, P., Grigoriadis, A., Diss, T., Eskandarpour, M., Presneau, N., Hogendoorn, P. C., Futreal, A., Tirabosco, R. and Flanagan, A. M. (2011), IDH1 and IDH2 mutations are frequent events in central chondrosarcoma and central and periosteal chondromas but not in other mesenchymal tumours. J. Pathol., 224: 334–343. doi: 10.1002/path.2913
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- Issue online: 6 JUN 2011
- Version of Record online: 19 MAY 2011
- Accepted manuscript online: 7 APR 2011 03:16AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 31 MAR 2011
- Manuscript Revised: 30 MAR 2011
- Manuscript Received: 18 MAR 2011
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Somatic mutations in isocitrate dehydrogenase 1 (IDH1) and IDH2 occur in gliomas and acute myeloid leukaemia (AML). Since patients with multiple enchondromas have occasionally been reported to have these conditions, we hypothesized that the same mutations would occur in cartilaginous neoplasms. Approximately 1200 mesenchymal tumours, including 220 cartilaginous tumours, 222 osteosarcomas and another ∼750 bone and soft tissue tumours, were screened for IDH1 R132 mutations, using Sequenom® mass spectrometry. Cartilaginous tumours and chondroblastic osteosarcomas, wild-type for IDH1 R132, were analysed for IDH2 (R172, R140) mutations. Validation was performed by capillary sequencing and restriction enzyme digestion. Heterozygous somatic IDH1/IDH2 mutations, which result in the production of a potential oncometabolite, 2-hydroxyglutarate, were only detected in central and periosteal cartilaginous tumours, and were found in at least 56% of these, ∼40% of which were represented by R132C. IDH1 R132H mutations were confirmed by immunoreactivity for this mutant allele. The ratio of IDH1:IDH2 mutation was 10.6 : 1. No IDH2 R140 mutations were detected. Mutations were detected in enchondromas through to conventional central and dedifferentiated chondrosarcomas, in patients with both solitary and multiple neoplasms. No germline mutations were detected. No mutations were detected in peripheral chondrosarcomas and osteochondromas. In conclusion, IDH1 and IDH2 mutations represent the first common genetic abnormalities to be identified in conventional central and periosteal cartilaginous tumours. As in gliomas and AML, the mutations appear to occur early in tumourigenesis. We speculate that a mosaic pattern of IDH-mutation-bearing cells explains the reports of diverse tumours (gliomas, AML, multiple cartilaginous neoplasms, haemangiomas) occurring in the same patient. Copyright © 2011 Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Slowly does it...Snail secretion might not seem like an obvious thing to rub into your skin, but this unusual ingredient can help to keep the complexion clear - as well as improving the appearance of scars and stretch marks. Sounds like slime is the new sublime...
Always ones to make do and mend, snails secrete a special substance to help repair any cracks or lesions in their shells. Now, beauty experts have discovered that this regenerative goo can also help to repair human skin – a pretty impressive idea, even if it does make us feel just a little bit squeamish.
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Utah Jazz: Weird loss as Gordon Hayward's shot goes missing, Trey Burke debuts
That's how most players on the Jazz felt. Center Enes Kanter had a team-high 19 points, Richard Jefferson and Derrick Favors each scored 13, and Utah hit 36 of 66 field goals, not counting Hayward's attempts.
Even Jeremy Evans, also making his season debut, had an excellent shooting night. The athletic 6-9 forward hit his first shot, a long jumper, and made all four field goals for eight points after missing the first dozen games with a rotator cuff injury.
The strange part about that was how Evans claimed before the game that he might dunk a couple of times but felt like his shooting touch wasn't quite there yet.
"It felt great," Evans said, "just going out, playing with the guys and bringing some energy."
Evans, who said his shoulder felt "great" after the game," was among the Jazz team members to try to lift up Hayward on this weird night, too.
"I think he's a great shooter and he knows it," Evans said of his buddy. "Like I told him, 'I don't like to see you like this, shoot the next one. Keep going.' "
Added Corbin: "If we get him to score his regular amount (19.2 ppg), we're in good shape, but he missed some shots tonight. We'll love him, give him some love tomorrow and get back and be ready to go again on Friday."
Burke said his finger was a bit sore and he got a little winded in his first short stint, but he's anxious for his second performance in Dallas.
Unlike his summer showing in Orlando, Burke looked smooth, comfortable and confident in his short stints. His first bucket was a sweet drive to the left, when he attacked the basket almost as if to let the NBA know he's here after a long road from Michigan. He said it reminded him of being an 18-year-old freshman when he got his number called for the first time Wednesday.
"Just going to that scorer's table, it was like, 'Wow! I'm really here. This is my debut,' " Burke said. "It was definitely excitement."
NOTES: Corbin said Andris Biedrins (sprained ankle) and Brandon Rush (knee rehab) are both getting closer to returning to action as well. Biedrins hasn't played since injuring himself two days before the season started, while Rush appeared for 10 minutes against Brooklyn but has been trying to get himself physically and mentally ready since then. Jazz forward Marvin Williams was fitted for a specialized mask to wear Tuesday in Utah, and he'll undergo surgery to reset his broken nose Thursday. Williams is expected to rejoin the Jazz in time for Friday's game in Dallas.
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2/1/2014 @ 11:23 AMThe Odin Junior Eagles (16-5) punched their ticket to state tournament Friday night with a 51-36 victory over Altamont Lutheran in the championship game of the Iuka Class S Regional. Odin led 14-9 after one period and 20-11 at the half. Odin out scored Altamont 17-10 in the 3rd period to go up 37-23 after three. Odin was led in scoring by their big man Austyn Dodson with 17 PTs and 6 rebounds, Xander Laffoon had 15 PTs and 7 rebounds and Seth Nix added 8 PTs. The Eagles will head to The state tournament at Rend Lake College next Saturday as they are set to play in game #5 of 8. Tipoff is at approximately 2:30pm with an opponent yet to be determined. Other scorers for the Eagles were Gage Roberts-5; Logan Wood-4; Brysen Smith-2.
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Dominica has been dubbed the 'island of waterfalls' and, with a nickname like that, it definitely wasn't meant to be seen through a window. This is one of the Caribbean's most unspoilt places, and this trip lets you tour the virgin landscape in an access-all-areas truck. Your journey begins with a drive through the rainbow-bright capital, Roseau. You'll pause at the Morne Bruce viewpoint to get a bird's-eye view of it, before taking a turn into the rainforest. You'll spot the Wotten Waven Sulphur Springs and the Ti Tou Gorge as you travel through the tropics – if the latter looks familiar, it's because it had a starring role in Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean 2. There's a crevice in the mountain here, where hot and cold water mingles in a plunging rock pool. There'll be some time for a dip and, if you're brave, you can swim further into the gorge to see one of the isle's most beautiful waterfalls. Rum punch and fresh fruit will be served as you dry off....
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Get ready for a wet and wild adventure along Dominica's longest and largest river. You'll take your seat in a rubber tube ready to battle the currents, rocks and rapids of the Layou River. Feel the cool mountain breeze as you spin and twirl downstream, passing the every changing scenery of this amazing valley. A guide will be with you the whole time, and half-way through the adventure you'll stop at a natural pool to wait for the others to catch up. This thrilling ride definitely isn't one for the faint-hearted....
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You'll love this island tour with a difference. It gives you a chance to soak up Dominica's scenery and get an insight into the local way of life. It begins with a southwards drive to Bellevue Chopin, a tiny village at the base of the Morne Canotte and Morne Anglais volcanoes. You'll visit an organic herbal farm, where a farmer will talk about the history of herbal remedies, and give you a tour of the herb garden. You'll also be treated to cups of organic tea. You'll call in at the Geneva Heritage Park next, where you'll visit a local community art and craft workshop. Take a look around the craft shop before taking a short drive to your last stop of the day. A visit to a typical local vegetable garden in on the cards. You'll be shown around by a member of the family that lives on the adjoining farm, and you'll be able help yourself to a taste of something. Having whetted your appetite, you'll then be welcomed into the farm for some more snacks....
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Perched on the edge of a submerged volcano, Champagne Reef is more than just your average coral reef. It got its name from the bubbles that rise through the seabed to the ocean's surface and as you swim through it, you'll feel bubbles from the volcano jetting past you. The reef itself is Dominica's number one snorkelling hotspot, and is among the top five snorkelling spots in the Caribbean. Our PADI certified guides will be at hand to explain what's what....
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Bring your swimwear, as today you'll be dipping into some of Dominica's most scenic natural pools. Your first stop is Ti Tou Gorge. If it looks familiar, it's because it starred in Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest. Crystal clear water fills this plunging chasm, which has steep rocky walls on either side. There'll be time for a dip and, if you're brave enough, you can swim through the gorge to see its hidden waterfall. After you've dried off, it's back on the coach to drive to Wotten Waven, where you'll have the chance to take a soak in some warmer water. This village is home to a collection of sulphur springs, which you can get to via a short walk down a flight of natural steps. You'll have about 40 minutes to relax in the Jacuzzi®-warm water. Then, fresh fruit will be served before the return journey to the port....
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Dominica is dubbed the Nature Island, and you'll see some of its best bits during this half-day excursion. It starts with a drive through the forest of the Roseau Valley. After half an hour, the coach will park up and your guide will take you on a 10-minute hike to Trafalgar Falls. You'll stop at the spot where you can get the best vistas of the two cascades, affectionately nicknamed 'father' and 'mother' by the locals. The 'father' is the tallest at 38 metres, while the 'mother' flows for 28 metres down the rocky cliff. The second part of the tour takes you to Ti Tou Gorge, one of the filming locations for Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest. Hot and cold streams run through this deep crevice. The water is beautifully clear and, if you're feeling brave, you can swim through the gorge to see a hidden waterfall. Drinks and fresh fruit will be served as you dry off, before the return transfer to the port....
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Discover the Emerald Pool, a hidden gem of the Morne Trois Piton National Park, during this half-day excursion. The tour begins with a 40-minute drive through Dominica's tropical landscape. Then, it's time to explore on foot as your guide leads you on a 20-minute hike to the pool, which sits at the base of a 40-foot waterfall. You'll soon see how it got its name – the turquoise water really shimmers. You'll have the chance to take a refreshing dip, before the coach continues on to the Layou Valley. A long river carves through this forest-laden gorge. And you'll see banana, pineapple and citrus fields, as well as Dominica's tallest mountain, along the way. There'll be time to stop off to meet a local fruit farmer – known as Mr Nice – to try his fresh fruits, before the return journey to the port....
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The waters surrounding Dominica are ideal for whale watching, so much so that the island has been dubbed the whale watching capital of the Caribbean. During this half-day excursion, you'll set sail on a catamaran and travel up to eight miles off shore to give you the best chance of catching a glimpse of these extraordinary creatures. Over 22 different types of whale can be seen in these parts, including sperm, pilot, false killer, spotted and spinner. Pods of bottle nose dolphins make regular appearances, too. Your guide will tell you all about the different whale and dolphin species along the way. What's more, every 20 minutes the boat will stop to use an underwater hydrophone to listen for animal noises, like the click of sperm whales, the whistling of dolphins and the singing of humpback whales. As you sail back to the port, a complimentary juice or rum punch will be served....
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At INDIAN LAKE, Army PFC Stanton W. Bell, whose father lived in Indian Lake, had completed a German language course conducted by the Seventh U.S. Army in Germany. Bell was taught to speak fluently rather than read and write the language.
Bell, a medical aidman in the 56th Medical Battalion's 595th Company near Karlsruhe, Germany, entered the Army in April 1962, and ha been overseas since September of that year.
At INLET, Installation ceremonies were held at North Woods Lodge No. 849 Free & Accepted Masons, and the following officers were installed for 1964: Master George Breakey, Senior Warden Willard Payne, Junior Warden L.G. Barnum, Senior Deacon Allen Stripp, Junior Deacon Phillip Gandy, Senior Master of Ceremonies Daryl Carman, Junior Master of Ceremonies Arthur Eyre Jr., Secretary Albert W. Brussel, Treasurer Leslie Wilcox, Chaplain William Brack, Marshall Donald Burnap and Organist Dr. R.N. Lindsay.
Mrs. Edith Aldous, Utica, a former owner of the Miss Inlet Diner, died Jan. 4 in a nursing home.
At LAKE PLEASANT, Yeoman First Class Hanson A. Slack, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah H. Slack of Lake Pleasant, was serving aboard the auxiliary submarine USS Albacore, which was undergoing conversion at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, N.H. He entered the service in June 1947.
The Oak Mountain Ski School, Speculator, directed by Al Della Penta, was conducted under United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association certified instruction, combining the best of the latest Austrian system with the new American technique. Della Penta was seen executing a gelandesprung in a color photograph on the front cover of the December issue of Skier Magazine. A gelandesprung is a jump in skiing made from a crouching position with the use of both poles.
A Learn To Ski Week, with daily lessons, unlimited use of lifts, room and meals was offered for five days, at a special package price. Nursery care was available all day, carefully supervised and with a registered nurse on duty over weekends.
There was a special "supervised nursery slope" and Della Penta's instructors taught children from 3 years of age.
At UTICA, Munson Williams Proctor Institute, Utica, invited artists living within a 100-mile radius to submit work created within the past five years for the 27th Annual Exhibition, Artists of Central New York, to be held at the Museum of Art in February.
Each artist could submit two works. Paintings, sculpture, graphic arts and drawings could be submitted but no craft work or ceramic vessels. Three prizes of $100 each would be awarded for the outstanding works of art in any medium in the show.
If the Institute wished to acquire selected works for its collection the amount of the prize would be applied to the purchase. As in previous years, the Institute would purchase approximately $1,000 worth of work.
At OLD FORGE, in Herkimer County west of Inlet, plans were going forward at a rapid pace for the annual Old Forge Winter Carnival to be held at the end of January. Theme was the "Call of the Wild" with the Alaska Gold Rush Days and the Yukon Territory as a setting for the skits and Carnival Ball.
Expected to attract thousands of out-of-towners to the area, the three-day program would include fireworks, coronation of the Queen of Winter, torchlight skiing, a dance at the school gym with Vic Torby and his band; a ski jumping exhibition, a Sno-Traveler exhibition and other entertainments.
Plans had been completed by the Race Committee of the Polar Bear Ski Club for the Tenth Annual Snow Flake Derby to be held during Winter Carnival Weekend. The Derby would be run on Big Mac's Back at McCauley Mt.
The establishment of a two-county planning program and construction of a county infirmary were major items facing the 1964 Herkimer County Board of Supervisors. This was the opinion advanced by George Casler Jr., Republican supervisor from Fairfield, after his re-election without opposition as board chairman.
The board already had provided $13,400 as its share of the cost of a two-county planning program and transportation study with Oneida County.
Application would be made for matching funds to help cover the cost of construction of the proposed 120-bed institution.
Seven members were named to the planning board created to carry out the joint effort with Oneida County. They were: one year - Robert Burt, Norway; two years - John Ladd, Schuyler; three years - Pitt Smith, Old Forge; four years - Fred Gehring, Litchfield; five years - Wm. Robinson, Fairfield; six years - Charles Malthy, Herkimer, and seven years - E. Mulford, Little Falls.


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WASHINGTON -- OSHA has decided not to modify the form which employers use to record workplace injuries and illnesses to include a separate column for musculoskeletal disorders (MSD), the Agency announced today. OSHA's decision appears in today's Federal Register.
"This decision does not change the current way injuries or illnesses are recorded and does not affect an employer's obligation to record work-related injuries, including musculoskeletal disorders," said OSHA Administrator John Henshaw. "Employers will continue to check the column for 'injury' or 'all other illness' depending on the circumstances of the case."
OSHA concluded that an additional recordkeeping column would not substantially improve the national injury statistics, nor would it be of benefit to employers and workers because the column would not provide additional information useful to identifying possible causes or methods to prevent injury."
The agency also determined that useful information about MSD cases is available from currently published statistics. Current Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) national statistics already include comprehensive information about ergonomic-related injuries that result in days away from work, the number and incidence rate of these disorders, and detailed information on the nature of MSD injuries and illnesses. In addition, the agency believes such information is currently available for individual establishments in the case description section of the OSHA 300 Log and in the 301 Incident Report.
OSHA published a Federal Register notice in December 2002 that delayed a change in the recordkeeping form regarding a separate column for musculoskeletal disorders until January 1, 2004.
Information on OSHA's decision to delete the MSD recordkeeping provisions is published in the June 30, 2003 Federal Register.
OSHA is dedicated to assuring worker safety and health. Safety and health add value to business, the workplace and life. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
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And certainly Josef Stalin, who did fight the Cold War, would recognize Putin's gambit and applaud it more than he would approve of anything Lenin or Marx said about it.
While it's true there isn't much that separates Russia and the West ideologically today, it would take someone very ignorant of Russian history to see the Cold War only in terms of a struggle between communism and capitalism.
Rather, Russia has always had a strain of "messianic" thought, especially in regards to the Christian religion—which communism was just a form of alternate religion in Russia—that sets Russia up as the Third Rome, destined to save the world by its global rule.
"The Russian messianic conception," wrote Russian émigré Nikolai Berdyaev, "always exalted Russia as a country that would help to solve the problems of humanity and would accept a place in the service of humanity."
To Berdyaev, socialism and communism—as with other Russian messianics, which some say include Putin-- were just character parts of the overall role of Russia as savior of the world.
Indeed, some welcomed the break up of the old Soviet Union, as it was delaying the Russian mission of neo-internationalism.
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"Following the Western geopoliticians," writes Victor Yasmann, "the Russian Eurasians believed that there is no natural border between the European and the Asian parts of the continent. They accepted the geopolitical precept that Russia, as the central part of the continent, formed a natural bridge between East and West, North and South. According to this geopolitical formula, those who control the heartland also control Eurasia (or, to use their terminology, the "World Island"). Those who control the World Island dominate the world."
This north-south, east-west dominion is at play in Putin's moves in the Ukraine and Georgia.
To say, as Miller does, that simple proximity to eastern Europe gives Russia a great advantage in eastern Europe is to admit that simple proximity alone is the biggest advantage Russia has-- AFTER the advantage of facing a foe in the United States who doesn't want to fight over the Ukraine.
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'BFG' beats out 'Star Trek' at UK box office
Roald Dahl adaptation scores Steven Spielberg's third-biggest three-day opening weekend.
André Rieu concert breaks UK box office record…again
EXCLUSIVE: Maastricht Concert took more than £1.4m at UK box office over weekend.
'Ghostbusters' scores UK box office lead
Universal's The Secret Life Of Pets becomes the biggest animation of 2016 to date.
'Secret Life Of Pets' records UK hat-trick as 'Sultan' grabs Bollywood record
Warner Bros' The Legend Of Tarzan is the week's highest new entry with $4.57m (£3.55m) from its 507 sites.
'Secret Life Of Pets' retains UK lead as 'Ab Fab' dazzles
Fox's Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie scores excellent non-final $5.4m (£4.03m) debut to chart second.
'The Secret Life Of Pets' tops UK box office
Fox's Independence Day: Resurgence has to settle for second with non-final $6.7m (£5.05m) debut from its 611 sites.
'The Conjuring 2' tops UK box office
James Wan horror lands top while Universal's The Secret Life Of Pets scores biggest ever Saturday/Sunday preview haul for an original animation.
'Me Before You' defies Euro 2016 to top UK box office
Warner Bros' adaptation falls only 20% as it climbs up two places to dethrone Universal's Warcraft at number one.
'Warcraft' tops UK but 'Me Before You' leads Fri-Sun
Previews push Universal's video game adaptation to the top spot with non-final $5.23m (£3.62m) bow.
Secret Cinema's '28 Days Later' closes with $1.9m box office
Danny Boyle horror staged over a two-month run.
Polish film boosting UK foreign box office
Phoenix Productions is boosting foreign-language box office in the UK as Polish films deliver strong figures in the market.
'X-Men' beats 'Alice' to top UK box office
Disney's Alice sequel has to settle for second with $3.3m (£2.23m) debut; Curzon Artificial Eye's Love & Friendship enjoys excellent $381,000 (£261,330) bow from 80 sites.
'X-Men: Apocalypse' tops UK chart
Sony's The Angry Birds Movie falls only 7% in its second weekend to reach $6.7m (£4.6m) to date.
'Civil War' records hat-trick in UK
Sony's The Angry Birds Movie flies in with $3.1m (£2.15m), while Disney's The Jungle Book becomes biggest film of 2016.
'Captain America' hit by the sun in UK
Whole market suffers due to the good weather, but Disney retains the top two spots for second week in a row.
'Captain America: Civil War' lands with $21.2m UK debut
It's another Disney one-two at the top as The Jungle Book posts impressive $8.4m (£5.7m) third weekend for $49m (£33.2m) to date.
'The Jungle Book' retains UK box office lead
Disney's live-action remake drops only 19% for a huge $11.7m (£8.1m) second weekend.
'The Jungle Book' dominates UK box office
It's a Disney one-two at the top as Zootropolis holds on to second spot and crosses £20m.
'The Huntsman: Winter's War' tops UK box office but 'Zootropolis' steals the show
Disney's Zootropolis leads Fri-Sun weekend with $3.35m (£2.36m) after only a 14% drop in its third weekend.
'Batman v Superman' retains UK lead despite hefty drop
Lionsgate's Eddie The Eagle posts seven-day $4m (£2.83m) debut from its 572 sites.
'Batman v Superman' posts record-breaking $20.8m UK bow
Warner Bros' epic battle achieves biggest ever Fri-Sun result for a superhero film.
Secret Cinema's 'Dr Strangelove' closes with $1.8m box office Video
Kubrick classic staged over 24 nights.
'Kung Fu Panda 3' retains UK lead
Paramount's 10 Cloverfield Lane lands second with $2.3m (£1.6m) from its 488 sites.
UK-made films account for 26% of global market, reports BFI
UK-filmed features generated more than $9.4 billion at the global box office in 2015.
'Kung Fu Panda 3' tops UK box office
eOne's The Divergent Series: Allegiant posts disappointing non-final $2.6m (£1.83m) debut, including previews, from 528 sites.
'London Has Fallen' tops UK box office
Fox's Kung Fu Panda 3 previews strongly; Universal's Hail, Caesar! opens with $2.2m (£1.52m); eOne's Spotlight receives a post-Oscar boost of 69%.
How the UK box office can build on a blockbuster 2015
Following a record-breaking 2015, Screen spoke to the industry about maintaining momentum and adding variety.
'Deadpool' records hat-trick in UK
Sacha Baron Cohen's latest feature fails to dethrone Fox's foul-mouthed superhero.
'Deadpool' hits $36m in the UK
Warner Bros' How To Be Single is the week's highest new entry with a healthy $2.7m (£1.88m) debut from its 433 sites.
'Deadpool' scores mammoth $19.8m opening at UK box office
The Ryan Reynolds-starring superhero film smashed the year's previous highest opener The Revenant.
'Goosebumps' tops UK box office
Universal comedy Dad's Army leads Fri-Sun with $3m (£2.07m) from 585 sites.
'The Revenant' scores UK hat-trick
Lionsgate's Dirty Grandpa is the week's highest new entry with seven-day $2.9m (£2.05m) debut, while eOne's Spotlight posts the highest Fri-Sun site average of the top ten.
BFI: UK independent films clock 11% of box office in 2015
Overall admissions were up 9%, but production spend on UK domestic titles was down 7% in 2015.
'The Revenant' retains UK lead; tops $17m
Universal's Ride Along 2 is the week's highest new entry with $3m (£2.13m) from 418 sites to chart second.
'The Revenant' claws up UK box office
Warner Bros' Creed fails to deliver knockout punch but still lands solid $3.2m (£2.22m) hit on debut.
'The Force Awakens' retains UK lead
Entertainment's The Hateful Eight posts strong $4.05m (£2.78m) debut.
UK box office hits record high in 2015
Universal achieves biggest ever year for any distributor in UK as it leads the market, with Disney close behind.
'The Force Awakens' nears £100m at UK box office
Disney's continuation of the space saga posts third straight week as UK's number one; Paramount's Daddy's Home defies newcomers with an impressive hold.
'The Force Awakens' passes $100m at UK box office
Disney's continuation of the space saga shows no sign of slowing down; Paramount's Daddy's Home posts strong $2.4m (£1.62m) two-day opening.
'The Force Awakens' scores record-breaking $50.5m UK debut
Disney's long-awaited return of the space saga posts second biggest opening of all time and the biggest Fri-Sun weekend of all time.
'Force Awakens' posts biggest ever day at UK box office with $14.3m
Disney's highly anticipated return of the space saga tops Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2's long-standing record.
European films losing market share abroad
Paper published by European Audiovisual Observatory highlights market share drop for European films abroad.
'Hunger Games: Mockingjay 2' retains UK lead for fourth week
Lionsgate's fantasy-adventure becomes first film since Les Misérables to record four weeks at number one; Universal's By the Sea flops with $38,000 (£24,770) from its 102 sites.
Only six women directors in top 100 films at UK box office
Female directors, writers and stars are hugely under-represented in the UK top 100.
'Hunger Games: Mockingjay 2' records UK hat-trick
Sony's Spectre crosses £90m mark in sixth weekend, Victor Frankenstein alive - but only just.
Vue reveals 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' pre-sales
The chain has said the film will surpass its current pre-sales record before its release on Dec 17.
'Hunger Games: Mockingjay 2' retains UK lead
Disney's The Good Dinosaur is the week's highest new entry with $4.4m (£2.9m) from 513 sites.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Le Chateau Des Milandes
Last Spring we visited Le Chateau Des Milandes in the Dordogne Region. It was the home of the American singer Josephine Baker from the 1940's until shortly before her death. It is now a Museum about her life. She kept many animals here during her life. They have a bird show for the tourists....our friend Terry was delighted when the owl left the trainer and landed on his arm. He's a bird lover and this made his day!
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from The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008)
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- The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) Played by Josh Stewart
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