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- Huxster performance and interview on WADT!
For those who missed us on WATD, check out the one hour show here on Soundcloud.
The show includes eight live acoustic performances, including two new songs!
- New Live Show Dates!
Huxster will be playing a couple of shows over the next few weeks. Please see the upcoming shows listed below for details.
The new live set will include songs for every record plus a couple of new ones!
- Huxster's New Self Titled Album OUT NOW!!
Long awaited third album is finally here!! Currently available through iTunes Amazon and CD Baby
Huxster In The news!!
Great new articles from Jay Miller of the The Patriot Ledger and Georgia Sparling of Sippican Week
- Another New Track Posted!
Huxster is excited to preview a second song - "Guns n' Roses" from the upcoming self titled third album!
- New Track From The Upcoming 10 Song Studio Record
"I'll Find A Way" has just been added to the Music Player. Give it a listen!
- Huxster's Third Record Will Be Released This Summer
Recording has been completed and mixing will begin very soon! The record will consist of ten new songs, several songs have been played at live shows last fall.
We hope to post one or two new songs for streaming on this site very soon!
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- Huxster (Late) Winter Update
It's been a long, cold, lonely winter! However, we've continued to work really hard on the new record and we're super close to completing the tracking and turn it over to Paul Hagar to be mixed!
We're so itching for warmer tempertures and getting out there to play some shows! We hope to be posting some live show dates very soon!
- Huxster's New Record Is Underway!
Hey, so we had a fantastic time recording drums, bass & guitars at Powerstation NE in CT. What a beautiful facility and cool people! We got several takes of ten new songs recorded and over the course of Nov & Dec we'll be putting down the final touches - vocals, more guitar, etc.
Check out our new Blog (link above). Joe Patten has created a sweet page which will document our recording process. New shows will be posted soon!
- The Date Has Been Set To Begin Recording The Third Full Length Huxster Record!
We'll begin recording in just a few days at Power Station NE in CT. We'll be there October 28th & 29th to nail down the drums and whatever else we can in that time. The remaining tracks will be recorded at Engine #5 (aka Huxster Headquarters).
We'll be working with our good friend Paul Hagar, who will engineer the project. Paul is an LA based sound engineer who has worked on some great sounding studio projects over the years. We know he's gonna help us get some great sounds.
This Saturday night, 10/26 may be the final show of the year. We're playing a 75 minute set at The New World Tavern in Plymouth, MA. The set will include every song from the up coming new album, some older songs and a few surprise cover tunes.


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Former Capitals defenseman Jeff Schultz recently sat down with Thomas Waind of PHPA.com and had some interesting things to say about that one time he led the NHL in plus-minus during the 2009-10 season.
Sarge is in the middle, finger raised, letting everyone know he's number one. (Photo: Manchester Monarchs)
Ladies and gentlemen, Jeff Schultz has done it again. One year to the day after winning the Stanley Cup with the Los Angeles Kings, Sarge won the Calder Cup with the Kings' American Hockey League affiliate, the Manchester Monarchs. Schultz has won two straight championships since getting bought out by the Washington Capitals in June 2013.
Why am I laugh-crying?
In June the Los Angeles Kings won their second championship in three years. We all forced ourselves to smile for Jeff Schultz, then we laughed our most miserable laughs when we saw Schultz's day with the Stanley Cup. Like look at this picture. Sarge is trolling us.
On Tuesday the final chapter of Sarge's heroic tale of buyout to champion was written when a commenter from Japers Rink posted a photo of the newly engraved cup.
We had reported over the summer that the Kings had put in a special waiver to the NHL to get the ineligible Mr. Nasty on the NHL's most revered trophy. Well, here that is. Soak it in for a minute.
Editor's note: Pat Holden has written about Caps hockey over at Brooks Laichyear since 2012. We've asked him to pitch in here at RMNB to smarten us up a bit. Please give Pat a warm welcome. Follow him on Twitter.
This isn't a post about plus-minus or debating its merits. I don't like it and neither should you, but that's not my purpose here. You can love plus-minus and still read this post without becoming enraged. Probably.
Jeff Schultz's plus-50 in 2009-10 was the highest rating we've seen since Peter Forsberg in 2003. When Caps fans or hockey fans in general make fun of plus-minus, Schultz's name is almost always invoked. Even Ovechkin did it.
But we don't often look too closely at Schultz's 2009-10 season. It was uncommon and– most importantly– really, really lucky. Below is a player usage chart for the Caps defense from that season that will serve as the foundation for examining Schultz's season.
We've got some breaking news. The Los Angeles Kings put in a special waiver to the NHL to get former Washington Capitals defenseman Jeff Schultz on the Stanley Cup. That waiver was approved.
Friday afternoon, the Kings announced the 52 names that will be on sports' oldest championship trophy and Sarge is on that list.
Yes, Jeff Schultz's name — one season removed from being bought out by the Capitals — will be on the Stanley Cup. Here are the other 51 lucky souls.
So much personality here. Who even is this man? (Photo: @keeperofthecup)
In June, former Washington Capitals defenseman Jeff Schultz became a Stanley Cup champion after his Los Angeles Kings vanquished the New York Rangers in five games. Now, for some of you, that thought still makes you laugh/cry/shudder.
Mr. Nasty meet Stanley. Stanley: Mr. Nasty.
Early Saturday morning (east coast time), the Los Angeles Kings defeated the New York Rangers 3-2, winning their second Stanley Cup in three seasons. But most importantly– and I need to shout this next part:
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What started as an awful joke, is now a reality. I feel like I'm going to puke rainbows at the headline photo right now.
Next question: Will Sarge get his name on The Cup?
Alec Martinez's game-winning goal, scored 5:47 into overtime on Sunday night, has sent
the Los Angeles Kings Jeff Schultz to the Stanley Cup Finals.
A month ago this was a joke. It is now real life.
Sarge did not dress for the Los Angeles Kings in game seven last night, but he did make a brief five-second cameo at the very end of the game. It was special.
Photo: Debora Robinson
Last summer, the Washington Capitals bought out the final season of Jeff Schultz's four-year, $11 million deal. The 6'6", 227-pound defenseman fell out of favor with Caps brass, and the Calgary, Alberta native asked for a trade. When they couldn't find a willing partner, they bought him out. The Caps ended up using Sarge's $2.75 million cap hit on Mikhail Grabovski, and we all said goodbye. It was time.
Over the summer, Schultz signed with the Los Angeles Kings. He didn't make their team out of training camp, so he spent the entire season with American Hockey League's Manchester Monarchs. He put up pedestrian numbers there–two goals and 11 assists– but Sarge has never been a stellar boxcar stat guy. On Monday night, with Robyn Regehr injured, Schultz was given a jersey by Kings coach Darryl Sutter. He looked like a changed player.
It was weird– and not only because he was playing his first NHL game since DC against Bruce Boudreau, Mathieu Perreault, and the Anaheim Ducks.
A Boston writer named Michael Hurley wrote an article about how Alex Ovechkin's plus-minus rating is really bad and therefore Alex Ovechkin is really bad. I'm going to link to it here because that's the responsible thing to do, but please don't read it. Hurley, who actually gets paid for this dreck, goes through some half-hearted apologia for plus-minus ("As everyone knows, plus-minus is a greatly flawed stat"), and then he uses it as the centerpiece of his argument ("Still, it's not completely meaningless, as some would like you to believe.")
He also uses a GIF as part of his proof. You know which one.
So, real quick, I'm just gonna bust out a couple reasons why a) Alex Ovechkin's plus-minus is low, b) plus-minus is not an indicator of talent, and c) Michael Hurley's column is bad and he should feel bad.
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Then, this morning, I saw on Gizmodo that, apparently, every Microsoft Zune 30gb device has frozen at the same time. That's every Zune that anyone purchased, anywhere across the globe (all 12 of them).
So, let's go through the list, in no particular order, of things that happened to me and the world this year:
- The entire world's economy is discovered to be a dream precariously perched on the ever-waking state of a young boy in a coma, and that young boy finally woke up and sent the entire thing crashing to the ground
- It cost me (and everyone else) over 4 dollars a gallon to drive my truck for most of the summer... When I could actually get some
- Speaking of my truck, it was stolen out of my driveway and ripped apart
- Food is the most expensive it's ever been, making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich a Micheline Three-Star Restaurant quality experience
- The Large Hadron Collider, easily the coolest thing mankind has ever built (well, next to the Xbox 360), fell over and died after it was on for only a few days (just like an Xbox 360)
- India's going to war with Pakistan after that insanity in Mumbai
- Isreal finally exposed themselves to be fucking assholes by launching military strikes against apartment buildings filled with kids
- I spent 2 years training for the AFL, finally got some positive news, and then it folded from underneath me
- Blagogjaiwh&uou91bvich tried to sell a senate seat
- Schools in Haiti decided they hated the students and collapsed on them
- China was found to put melamine in baby formula, and then they found it here in the US
- 20,000 United States military troops are deployed in the United States, making Posse Comitatus pretty much moot
- The Russians get tired of being the posterchild for failed governmental systems and get all uppity and start fucking with Georgia, scaring the world shitless
- The Chinese Olympic Team use 12 year olds to steal gold medals in gymnastics
- 58,343,671 fucking morons almost voted Sarah Palin as our back-up president
- Pizza Hut unveiled their Bacon Mac & Cheese product, which totally should have rocked and totally didn't
- Kimbo Slice proves to be just a thug, dashing my heroic idolation of him
There were a bunch more stupid events in 2008, but I'm tired of looking through my blog history and Wikipedia's 2008 recap now. If you can think of some I missed, please comment and let me know what they were (or, shitty shit that happened to you - either one is valid).


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New exhibits are on display at the Fayette County Museum.
One display case features Fayette County advertising calendars from 1890-1964. Paper, die-cut and two calendar plates are included.
Ramsey is represented by two unique calendars from Lindhorst's Mammoth Store in 1914; J. B. Green & Son in 1903, 1904, 1908 and 1909; and Ramsey National Bank in 1917.
Brownstown is represented by calendars from D.O. Pitcher in 1912 and 1913, and from Griffith Bros. and Co. in 1939.
The Civil War is featured in the other two special cases.
The Fayette County Health Department is recommending assistance for individuals who are trying to quit smoking as a New Year's resolution.
Those who are trying to call the Tobacco Quitline, 1-866-QUIT-YES.
Sonsored by the Illinois Department of Public Health and the American Lung Association, the Tobacco Quitline is offered free of charge.
Those who are trying to quit smoking receive support through the Quitline, and they can learn whether they are eligible to receive free nicotene replacement patches through the Fayette County Health Department.
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✔ The Spirit, Soul and Body Fit Club will meet from 10-11 a.m. at Family YMCA of Fayette County on Rock Island Avenue in Vandalia. There is no membership fee.
Congressman John Shimkus (R, Ill.-19) is kicking off his "Valentines for Heroes" program, which has become a popular tradition for his constituents.
Shimkus's district offices will collect valentines for distribution to veterans and those currently serving in the military.
"Thousands of valentines come into my offices every year since we began Valentines for Heroes," he said.
"The people of Central and Southern Illinois are overwhelmingly generous and supportive of our military men and women, past and present."
Copies of our 2012 Bridal Guide are now available at The Leader-Union office, 229 S. Fifth St., Vandalia. The guides are available free of charge
Pictured here are the three winners of the holiday coloring contest sponsored by The Leader-Union and 16 area business.
In the first photo is Sara Blackburn, age 4. In the second photo is Katelyn Koontz, 8 1/2. In the third photo is Abby Guffey, 7. Each of the winners received a $10 Family Video gift card.
The drawing for the Albert Pujols "Got Milk?" poster was held on Wednesday, Dec. 21.
If you have an interest in gardening and want to learn more about gardening, fruit trees and how to manage insect pests, then you may want to check out the University of Illinois Extension's Master Gardener program.
More than 3,500 master gardeners across Illinois volunteer in their community and share their knowledge with others through their local Extension office.
Master gardeners are an important part of the educational mission of local University of Illinois Extension offices.
Carole Cripe Green, a Vandalia area native who is a past state legislator and currently serves as a lobbyist, was chosen to receive the annual GEM Award by the Fort Myers Republican Women's Club during the Tuesday, Dec. 13, luncheon meeting.
The GEM Award represents individuals who have shown Good leadership, Effort in establishing programs and policies, and being a Major contributor to the community through time and effort.
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A suspected terrorist wanted in Spain for an alleged attempt to kill the country's king was living in the UK under a false name, a court heard today.
Eneko Gogeaskoetxea was arrested in Cambridge today where he was living under the name Cyril Macq, City of Westminster Magistrates Court heard.
He told the court he would fight attempts to extradite him over a string of alleged offences which include membership of Basque separatist group Eta, the attempted assignation of King Juan Carlos in October 1997, and the murder of a police officer.
Gogeaskoetxea appeared in the dock flanked by three security guards with two more positioned at the doors of the court.
Asked if he consented to the extradition request he replied in English: "I do not."
Setting out the reasons why bail should not be granted, James Stansfeld, on behalf of the Spanish authorities, said: "The requested person was stopped whilst in the Guggenheim (museum) gardens filling garden window boxes with ammunition for grenade launchers.
"They were stopped by the police. To affect his escape the police officer who stopped them was shot and killed."
The court heard as he fled the scene Gogeaskoetxea hijacked three different cars from members of the public.
Mr Stansfeld said: "Those facts clearly show that this gentleman will do anything to evade capture."
He also said Gogeaskoetxea, 44, had obtained identification to allow him to live under a false name.
He said: "If he were to be released on bail he would be able to obtain a new false identity."
He continued: "His alleged involvement with the Eta terrorist organisation would certainly provide him with the means and indeed the contacts to hide from the authorities in this jurisdiction."
Katrina Orme, defending, made no application for bail.
But District Judge John Zani said there were "substantial grounds" for believing he would not voluntarily return to custody.
Miss Orme said the reasons her client would fight extradition included "human rights issues in respect of a fair trial" and "potential issues about political motivation in terms of the membership of the organisation concerned".
The judge told Gogeaskoetxea, who was wearing a blue Animal T-shirt and sporting a small beard, that he will next appear in court by video link on July 25.
The court heard the European arrest warrant stated that Gogeaskoetxea is wanted for eight offences: membership of terrorist organisation Eta; the attempted assassination of the king of Spain; possession of ammunition; the murder of a police officer; three counts of theft of vehicles; and forgery of public documents, namely the transferring of licence plates.
Scotland Yard and Cambridgeshire Police arrested him at a property in the university city at 8.55am following what they called an "intelligence-led" operation.
Eta, a militant group fighting for an independent Basque homeland, has been blamed for more than 800 deaths during its 42-year campaign in Spain.
The group has been linked with a string of assassination plots on Juan Carlos, who became king in 1975.
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Joan Collins net worth: Joan Collins is an English actor and author who has a net worth of $30 million dollars. Joan Collins was born in Paddington, London, England in May 1933. She trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and was signed to the J. Arthur Rank Film Company when she was 17. Her feature film debut was in 1951's Lady Godiva Rides Again. In 1955 20th Century Fox signed Collins as their answer to MGM's Elizabeth Taylor. Collins tried for the part of Cleopatra but it went to Taylor. She moved to Hollywood at 22 and starred in The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing and rally 'Round the Flag, Boys!. She starred in two films that her younger sister Jackie Collins wrote, The Stud in 1978 and The Bitch in 1979. She starred in The Last of Mrs. Cheyney and Private Lives. From 1981 to 1989 she played Alexis Carrington Colby in the soap opera Dynasty. She won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in 1982 for that role. In 1983 she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She published her first novel Prime Time in 1988. Her other well-known roles were in Tales from the Crypt in 1972 and The Bravados in 1958. Collins Is married to Percy Gibson and has been married four times before.
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Download the Layar app for either your iPhone or Android and scanned one of these attached images. Either a gallery of images or video will be shown for each image.
Designing the 2002 Torch
For the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Games (SLOC), a team of designers and engineers from Georgia Tech was asked to help engineer design the Olympic Torch.
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This bring to me to the point of this topic though... The DA100 just like most other DACs only have one pair of RCA outputs. I really like the DA100 with the WA6SE as well so I'm not going to separate those two anytime soon... and reaching back to switch the RCA cable every time I want to try the other amp is bothersome and likely bad for the cable and the jacks in the long run... so the obvious solution I figure is to invest in a RCA splitter, or a switchbox of some sort.
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As the final of the Women's World Twenty20 unfolded yesterday it was tempting to wonder if anybody in the country could play big-time cricket any more. Betrayed by nerves and a lack of power, England were utterly outclassed by Australia and lost by six wickets with 29 balls left.
The match could not have gone more right for one side or more wrong for the other. Australia were controlled with the ball and assertive with the bat, and if their fielding was not quite as impressive it hardly mattered. How England managed to win the two recent Ashes series must have left neutral observers in a state of confusion.
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Book DescriptionMarriage, Sexuality, and Gender examines contemporary debates about the meaning and value of marriage. The book analyzes arguments for traditional marriage, including those of neonaturalists, utilitarians, and communitarians or virtue theorists. The volume also considers a range of feminist, welfarist, and liberationist arguments for ending the institution altogether. It evaluates two major reform movements: one focused on expanding marriage to include same-sex couples and the other focused on the use of law to render marriage more internally just. The book concludes with a plea to activists to redirect "marriage equality" movements toward the creation of an entirely secular "civil union law" that would respect a broader range of private life-long commitments, including but not limited to same- and opposite-sex couples, without threatening the role of religious marriage in the lives of those who embrace it and without penalizing nonparticipants.
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In Search of Common Ground on Abortion, Paperback (March 2014)
This book brings together academics, legal practitioners and activists with a wide range of pro-choice, pro-life and other views to explore the possibilities for cultural, philosophical, moral and political common ground on the subjects of abortion and reproductive justice more generally. It aims to rethink polarized positions on sexuality.
Normative Jurisprudence, Paperback (August 2011)
This book aims to reinvigorate normative legal scholarship that both criticizes positive law and suggests reforms for it.
Marriage, Sexuality, and Gender, Hardback (January 2008)
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shah82 wrote:All of those reasons are probably not valid.
Lao Banzhang is simply a favorite kind of Bulang puerh, and quite fashionable these days. It's not really better or rarer than any of the other very elite areas, but it *is* probably more accessible to the public. I have the nasty suspicion that really good Yiwu is mostly unavailable, same with Jingmai, Lincang, and certain other famous places, because they've had such a famous name for so long. Lao Banzhang's particular popularity is a very recent thing.
It *is* nice, however, but it's just really expensive. There is also a whole lot of blendings of other Bulang teas into LBZ to make a bigger profit, which is why I got suspicious at the leaves. It could still be real, and your taste remarks make it sound real--mixed LBZ tends to be pretty funky about endurance, as the mixed in outside tea gives up and the LBZ keeps going. Also, most premium LBZ cakes use very pretty leaves in order to convince people that this is top stuff. Pretty leaves aren't a guarantee of quality, though, as ugly teas can taste great and beautiful teas can taste weak. I will certainly say that the one thing Hou De *is* cheap for is Lao Banzhang as they have a number of XZH '06 of superior quality for $145. Not much good to you in Malaysia, but...
I would agree. It is nice, but does not justify the price ratio. I mean the LBZ I bought is expensive about 10x more than dayi-7542 (901) but taste wise is not 10x better than it.
LBZ is indeed good but not super 'great', and for the price it is, I think I can get better non LBZ tea. Eg, the mengku I posted earlier is a also very good. I would prefer the mengku over lbz. Price wise mengku is 1/2 of the LBZ.
As for the tea leaves, it is indeed doesn't look great for the price. Initially I have doubts too. I even questioned the seller a few times, but after getting some justifications about the genuinity of the LBZ that I bought, I have only got to rely on my taste to determine it. After sampling it yesterday, I would say it should be ok and tasted above average for a young raw. But then, my experience in Pu is not that long... I would one day seek out some tea master that I've met recently for opinions. That would at least educate me better.
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Tuberculosis (TB), caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), is a global infectious disease emergency. A major hurdle in combating TB is the fact Mtb is able to persist for long periods of time in host tissues, in a quiescent state. These bacilli are able to reactivate and cause pulmonary TB, when the immune system is compromised. Hence, a complete understanding of TB latency and reactivation is required for the effective control of TB. The research models and tools necessary to perform these studies are now available. Nonhuman Primates (NHPs) are excellent models of TB, especially to study the progression of experimental infection to latency, and to study the pathology and biology of granulomatous lesions - the hallmarks of TB infections. We have established a model of human TB, by exposing NHPs to true Mtb aerosols. While many research groups focus on the bacterial factors of latency and reactivation, we would like to leverage our highly tractable model to identify host signatures and mediators of this process. We show that pro-inflammatory immune signaling pathways, initially induced in NHP TB lesions, are overwhelmingly silenced over the course of next several weeks. This transcriptional reprogramming could be a host response to changes in bacterial replication and physiology. Further, these responses could reflect the efforts of the pathogen to prevent excessive immunopathology during the infection of lungs. The central hypothesis of our proposal is that host granuloma responses can be used to predict latent and reactivation TB. We propose to perform a systematic study of the "transcriptome" and the "miRNAome" of NHP lung lesions. Temporal profiles will be obtained from NHPs infected with a low-dose of Mtb aerosols, accurately modeling long-term latent infection. Profiles will also be obtained from NHPs in which latent TB is reactivated by simian AIDS. These system-wide profiles, in conjugation with the clinical, microbiological and immunological data obtained from infected NHPs will generate statistical learning algorithms and mixed effects computational models of latent and reactivation TB. The relevance of some of the most informative set of genetic predictors available from the data collected will be tested back in both the NHP model, as well as in human patients. The expression profiles of CCL24, CCL25 and CCL27 show negative correlation with all other chemokine ligands and receptors in primate TB granulomas. The expression of these three chemokines is significantly increased in late, rather than early lesions. We hypothesize that these chemokines are important for the long-term maintenance of primate lesions harboring latent Mtb bacilli. The expression of LAG3 was induced more than 40-fold in early primate lesions relative to late ones. LAG3 is a novel marker of Treg cells. We hypothesize that LAG3 is responsible for negatively regulating protective immune responses generated by effector T cells in primate TB lesions. The expression of "latency" specific genes CCL24/25/27 and the "active-TB: specific gene LAG3 will be silenced in NHPs using a novel lipidated-siRNA nanoparticle based approach. The progression of latent disease and its immunological and molecular correlates will then be studied in these animals. Finally, the expression of an immune response to these and other "latency" and "reactivation"- specific profiles will be determined in human patients of latent and active TB, as well as TB/AIDS co- infected patients. These systems-biology studies will likely exponentially enhance our understanding of TB latency and reactivation in a host that mimics both TB and AIDS in the closest possible manner to humans. Eventually, these advances may empower clinicians better to detect and treat latent TB.
Tuberculosis (TB), caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), is a global infectious disease emergency. A major hurdle in combating TB is the fact Mtb is able to persist for long periods of time in host tissues, reactivating when the immune system is compromised. Hence, effective and long-term control of TB requires a better understanding of TB latency and reactivation. Nonhuman Primates (NHPs) are excellent models of TB. We have recently established a model of human TB, by exposing NHPs to Mtb aerosols. Pro-inflammatory immune signaling pathways are initially induced in NHP TB lesions, but silence over the course of several weeks. This could be a response to the progression of Mtb to a latent phase of growth within these NHP granulomas. We will employ a systems biology approach to study the host granulomatous response to Mtb latency and reactivation, using our NHP model. Towards this, we have assembled a highly diverse and collaborative team including microbiologists, aerobiologists, bioinformaticians, mathematicians/statisticians, veterinarians, veterinary pathologists, as well as infectious disease and critical respiratory care clinicians/clinician-researchers.
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The French and Dutch already know this, so book well ahead for a long weekend's beer-hunting in Belgium. If you travel by Calais or Dunkirk, head in the general direction of Ypres (Ieper in Flemish) and look for the hop-growing area around Poperinge. The hop's Latin name gives rise to the dialect Hommel, much heard in this area.
On the main square of the pretty little town of Watou, the Hommelhof Brasserie (17 Watou Plein; telephone: 010 32 57 388024, fax: 388590) offers outstanding cuisine a la biere: fish soup with wheat beer; goose liver on a salad in a vinaigrette of cherry beer; guinea- fowl with abbey beer. As you approach the town, look for Noel Cuvelier's Beer Store at 30 Abele Stations Plein, Poperinge (57 333305).
The local brew is the appropriately hoppy Poperinge Hommelbier. This, and several abbey-style specialities, can be bought in gift-packs directly from the Van Eecke brewery (open at weekends until Sunday lunchtime, 2 Douvie Weg; telephone: 57 422005).
Nearby, at the hamlet of West Vleteren, the Trappist monastery of St Sixtus offers its strong ales and cheeses at the adjoining cafe and shop in De Vrede (57 400377); very popular on Sunday afternoons. Look out for the rare, strong brew called Abbot. Another brewery which sells its own beer is De Dolle Brouwers ('the Mad Brewers'), 12b Roeselare Straat, at Esen, near Diksmuide, in the direction of Ostend (51 502781). This 1840s brewery was rescued by an architect and his family, who had made beer at home; they brew (and sell) at weekends, and the creamy, dark Oerbier is their speciality.
Or begin your beer hunt at Ostend with a cuisine a la biere dinner at Cafe t'Botteltje, and sleep on the same premises at Hotel Marion (19 Louisa Straat; telephone: 59 700928).
No trip to West Flanders should miss the great brewing town of Bruges, which still has two breweries, both of which can be visited. On a cobbled triangle in the old town, at the sign of the Half Moon, the Straffe Hendrik ('Strong Henry') brewery offers its fruity, dry, golden ale, and its light meals can often include beer and a good fish platter (26 Wal Plein; telephone: 50 332697).
Behind a 16th-century facade, the Gouden Boom ('Golden Tree') brewery has a beer museum, and offers visitors a drink but has no restaurant (54 Lange Straat; telephone: 50 330699). Its coriander-tinged wheat beer and complex Bruges Triple are also available at t'Brugs Beertje (5 Kemel Straat; telephone: 50 339616). One of Belgium's best speciality beer bars, it has 'off-sales', but does not open until 2pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and 4pm on Sundays.
Most Belgians buy their beer at large, drive-in markets. The best- known is probably Wets, next to a now-silent brewery at 215 Steenweg op Halle, between Dworp, Alsemberg and St Genesius Rode, among the villages of Payottenland on the outskirts of Brussels. This closes at 1.00pm on Saturdays, and does not reopen until Tuesday. Plan your visit to Wets before a prearranged lunch at De Drie Fonteinen, 3 Herman Teirlinck Plein, Beersel (2 3310652). Accompany it with Gueuze and its fruit variants blended in the cellar; or have Gueuze with mussels, tripe, horse-meat or pigeon at In De Rare Vos, 22 Markt Plaats, Schepdaal (2 5692068). Also in Payottenland, you can stay at the stylish hotel Relais Delbeccha (158 Bodegem Straat, Dilbeek; telephone: 2 5694430), which makes its own beers including a delicious cherry brew. The beers can also be bought in gift-packs.
In Brussels, the commercially minded Belle-Vue brewery offers a surprisingly good Gueuze, Selections Lambic, at a guest bar in its former stables. It has a shop, during the week - but Saturday and Sunday visits are by appointment (43 Quai du Hainaut, Molenbeek; telephone: 2 41019035). The classic, austerely dry Gueuze is available by the glass and the gift- pack from the 'museum' brewery of Cantillon (56 Rue Gheude Straat, Anderlecht; telephone: 2 5214928). In the Brussels quarter known as Jette, Cafe Le Miroir (26 Place Reine Astrid; telephone: 2 4240478) brews its own beer, which it also uses in the kitchen.
If your tastes are more rural, head for the handsome town of Namur on a dramatically rocky stretch of the Meuse, a good base from which to explore the Ardennes. Sample classic Wallonian beers at Cafe L'Eblouissant ('The Dazzling'), 27 Grouchy Armee (81 737139), under the guidance of Alain Mossiat, a passionate Walloon of Irish descent. Snack heartily on Belgian sausages-and- mash, followed by ice-cream flavoured with beer. Go on Saturday; it is not open on Sunday. Neither is La Cave de Wallonie (6 Rue de la Halle), where Francois Tonglet has 300 bottled beers for sale by the bottle, with their appropriate glasses, and local gins.
If you have time for a long drive on Sunday, head for the Auberge de Poteaupre (60 211433), at the hamlet of Forges, near Chimay. This popular spot for family lunches is owned by the nearby Trappist monastery and sells all three of the Chimay beers, in gift-packs, as well as the monks' several cheeses.
Just beyond Florenville, a town full of charcuteries, prize-winning black pudding and sausage made with Orval Trappist beer, lies the hamlet of Orval itself. Lunch at Auberge de l'Ange Gardien (61 311886) and buy beer, cheese and bread at the monastery's shop. Guided tours are offered of the original abbey ruins and garden of medicinal herbs, but not of the present monastery.
In the hill country between Orval and Liege, the hamlet of Achouffe, near Houffalize, has a brewery with its own cuisine a la biere restaurant (61 288147). The beer, fruity and malty, is called La Chouffe. The last time I was there, it was full of hungry but guilt-prone Protestants from the Netherlands who, after their bibulous exertions, rode home on mountain bikes.
To eat cuisine a la biere, expect to pay 1,000 to 2,500 Belgian francs ( pounds 19 to pounds 48) per head. Hotel rooms in Belgium range from Bfr1,000 to Bfr3,500. Many speciality beers come in 75cl corked bottles, at Bfr100 or more; a gift-pack contains three, or two with a glass.
Michael Jackson is author of The Great Beers of Belgium. This, and Tim Webb's Good Beer Guide to Belgium and Holland, are obtainable from bookshops or from Camra (0727 867201).
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