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About the Book
Photo Ops 2012 continues my story as a travel writer/photographer, as well as that of my family. Most of the images are my best, but a few not-so-good photos are included for memories a nd story reasons. Here you will find Bald Eagles, Palm Springs, the Harrison-Agassiz region deep in the Fraser Valley of BC, and our major family events of 2012
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
80 Pages
- Publish Date Nov 16, 2013
- Language English
- Tags Palm Springs, Harrison Hot Springs, Harrison River, Fraser River, British Columbia, Kilby, Canada, photography, Travel
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About the Creator
Julie H. Ferguson
Port Moody (near Vancouver), BC, Canada
Julie is the author of twenty-six books including four on Canadian history, six about writing/publishing, and sixteen photo portfolios, as well as being a freelance travel writer/photographer. She's also a passionate golfer, curious foodie, and an addicted traveller. Julie is a proud solo Gramma x 3 and friend. Lover of life....

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Garage door
Print advertisment created by Leo Burnett, Hungary for Chevrolet, within the category: Automotive.
Chevrolet Matiz. The perfect city car.
Creative Director: Milos Ilic
Art Directors: Chris Hill, Lukasz Brzozowski
Copywriters: Dezso Nagy, Villi Farkas
Account Manager: Agnes Bognar
Highest Rated
Citroen's idea was better
I'm probably the only one wondering which Citroën idea you're referring to...
I had to think... and I don't like thinking about ads. Most people wont go past it and say "hang on a second...what?"
City car = small car concept is not exactly new... or exciting (but it doesn't mean it can't be effective in terms of sales).
So the execution should be a little more... clear?
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Listen to the Metallica/Megadeth Mash-up, 'Welcome My Darkest Hour'
Metallica fans have long wondered how differently the band might have proceeded if Dave Mustaine hadn't been fired in 1983.
Metallica fans have long wondered how differently the band might have proceeded if Dave Mustaine hadn't been fired in 1983.
Five years after Morgan Harrington disappeared and was found murdered following a Metallica concert, authorities have made an arrest in connection with the case.
It's time for some metal played on non-metal instruments! In this clip, Michelle Kwan (not the ice skater) rocks Metallica's 'One' on the complex guzheng.
Exclusive, little known facts about the chaotic Metallica / Guns N' Roses 1992 tour.
The legendary thrashers are planning the release of 27 live albums, and they'll all become available before 2014 is finished.
Metallica's 2013 was a year for the record books -- literally.
Cristina Kiseleff is a master at the violin, as you can tell by this amazing cover of Metallica's smash hit, "Nothing Else Matters." Very cool!
Disaster struck when a joint tour featuring Guns N' Roses and Metallica reached Montreal on Aug. 8, 1992.
Metallica's guitarist joined his old band on stage at a Comic-Con after party.
The original promo was fun...this is funner, if that's a word...is it?
Metallica are looking for something to do since Mariano Rivera retired...classic...
Which weather-related song wins? 'Thunderstruck' or 'Ride the Lightning'?


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Real Estate
Real Estate
Dates of Publication in the Chicago Tribune
Stock Market
Penn State
Tough Break For Minnesota: Personality Test Has Passed The `Normals`
By Anne Brataas, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Rogina Haase, Stephen Jeffries
Romance Novel Queen Resumes Writing
By New York Times News Service
Take A Card, Any Card ...
By Article by Nina Burleigh
Young Woman Is Red-faced Over Blue Mail
By Abigail Van Buren
Lisa Cochran Marries John Leinenweber
School Boards
Celebrity Cons Put Prisons On Guard
By Paul Galloway
Romantic And Contemporary
By Text by Elaine Markoutsas
The Sweet Smell Of A Hit Show
By Michele Heinz
Sore Feet Soothe Empty Stomachs
By Mike Nichols
Treaty Could Help Clean-up
By Rushworth M. Kidder, Christian Science Monitor
Cruel Fate
By Beth Austin
Wry Reality
By Mark Caro
It`s Just Plane Fun
By Nancy Ryan
By Moira Bailey, Orlando Sentinel
A Professional Leading Edge
By Leigh Behrens
They`re The Best
By Article by Chuck Murray
Paula Abdul
By Cheryl Lavin
Do you suppose they serve crow? Last Sunday, Tempo Du...
St. Peter`s Flock Is On The Go, But They Take Time To Aid Church
By Barbara Mahany
Second fiddle training It sounds like State Sen. Bob...
By Kathy O`Malley and Hanke Gratteau
College Athletes Still Ignore Steroid Risks
By Ron Kotulak and Jon Van
You would have thought it was the signing of a...
By Michael Kilian, Chicago Tribune
Baby Shower Gift List Borders On Blackmail
By Judith Martin, (copyright) 1989, United Feature Syndicate Inc
Magic Hands
By Michele L. Fitzpatrick
Mothering A Nation
By Michael Kilian, Chicago Tribune
A Naperville Book Store Celebrates A Weekend Of Black Children`s
Ballet Folklorico Serves Up Frenetic, Flashy Fiesta
By Richard Christiansen, Entertainment Editor
Too Many Choices
By Lucy Ferriss, (copyright) 1989 Lucy Ferriss/From the New York Times Magazine/Distributed by Special Features/Syndication Sales
College`s Prime Supporters Gather
By Ann Piccininni
Mary Gilbert, Steven Schultz
`For People Who Know And Love Truffles, The Price Is No Problem`
By Column by William Rice
Troubled Ms. Drops Advertising
By Nina Burleigh
Have A Slab
By Sandy Smith
Good Grief!
By Rheta Grimsley Johnson
Nicholas Gage
By Cheryl Lavin
All Shook Up In Bexley`s Library
By Bob Greene
Heather Mcclelland, Ross Ampel
This House Will Scare The Hades Out Of You
By Marco Benassi
The Suburbs, The City: Still Different After All These Years
By Bill Granger
No-frills Wedding, No-sex Honeymoon
By Ann Landers
When Roseanne Barr left home and husband, she headed for...
By Cheryl Lavin
Hardly Sizzlin`
By Rick Kogan, TV/radio critic
They`re The Best
By Article by Chuck Murray
A Running Career On The Rebound
By Jack Murray
Town House Books Is A Chapter In The History Of St. Charles
By Bob Habes
Lee Grant Honored For Her Work As Director, Actress
By Hilary Richardson Bagnato
"Conscience is a mother-in-law whose visit never ends...
By Cheryl Lavin
Writing Is (huff, Puff) Real (grunt!) Hard (groan!)
By Dave Barry
A Novel Of Murder, Drugs, Orgies, Vengeance! For Sale At Truckstops Only
By Fredric Koeppel, Scripps Howard News Service
Training Bras?
By Patricia McLaughlin, (copyright) 1989 Patricia McLaughlin/Universal Press Syndicate
`Sweet Charity` Shakes Off Its Sluggish Start
By Richard Christiansen, Entertainment Editor
One Year Later
By Lisa Anderson, Chicago Tribune
A Mystery Call, A Night Ride . . . And Death
By June Sawyers
Sheryl Zucker, Dr. Norman Weinstein
A Place Where Fun Is Scared Into The Kids
By Ann Piccininni
Lisa Janik, Robert Le Clercq Iii
Other Women Tell The Stories Of Their Affairs
By Cheryl Lavin
Leah Van Voorhis, Douglas Landolfi
New Era Of Area Code Awaits The Suburbs: 708
By David C. Rudd and Nancy Ryan
40 Victims: Who, When, Where, How
Home Sweet Trauma
By Barbara Sullivan
Kids Bring City Gangs To Suburbs
By Jessica Seigel
More Prime Time For Artist Roger Brown
Allies Push U.s. To Deal With East
By R.C. Longworth, Chicago Tribune
El Rukn Indictments Are Fruit Of 3-year Federal Investigation
By Ray Gibson and Maurice Possley
The Victorian Style Of Entertaining Has Been Adapted For The 20th Century
By Lynn Van Matre
Colombia Puts Drug Lords On The Run
By George de Lama, Chicago Tribune
Backlog Adding To Workers` Pains
By Rob Karwath and Daniel Egler
Buyer`s Market
By H.W. Sause
Clara Leslie
Bullied Armenians
By Knarik O. Meneshian
If there is a Game 5 of the World Series, ABC's "The Final...
Blaming Andre
By Donald Murray
A Clean Hit
By James R. Oswald
A photo accompanying a story on child-care centers in the...
Nom De Plume?
By Betty H. Williams
By Michael Gallery
The Hazards Of Magazine Reading
Gangs` Gunfire Kills Bystander
New Gallery For Design
Fertilizing Without Harm To Aquifers
By New York Times News Service
Washington`s $100 Billion Scam
U.s. Seizes House In Drug Operation
The Whole King
By Raymond A. Olinger
Drug Baron Discomfort Level Rising
By George de Lama, Chicago Tribune
Base Closings
By Edward G. Misczak
Taking The Lead On Emissions Testing
Ortega Vows To Renew Combat With Contras
By Timothy J. McNulty, Chicago Tribune
Paul D. Casper
An `Undiscovered` Pocket
By Barbara Sullivan
Armed Forces Face Big Cuts
By David Evans, Chicago Tribune
City Is Enforcing Heating Law
Cta Board Gets An Earful On Agency Problems At Hearing
Racial Reporting?
By Robert Williams
How The Poll Was Conducted
Louis Scheim
Low-fuss Pork
By Pierre Franey, New York Times News Service
In Defense Of Canada`s Health Care
By Rosalind Morris, David Black
Zsa Zsa, News And An Innocent Abroad
By Richard Liefer, editor of the op-ed page
Bisoulis Looks For Sleeping Beauty
By Dylan Landis
Ted Malone, Pioneer Midwest Broadcaster
By New York Times News Service
Konrad Wolff, 82, Pianist And Author
By New York Times News Service
Filling A Void
By Dylan Landis
Brutality Complaints Linked To High Crime
By William Recktenwald
Dressed-up Bungalow
By Judy Rose, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Drug War Spotlight Is On Legal-feesissue
By Linda P. Campbell, Chicago Tribune
Ex-insurance Official John Brundage
Many Villains Could Keep A Cat Sneezing
By Ann L. Huntington, D.V.M., Tribune Media Services
Hunger Creeps Into Open In Poland
By Paula Butturini, Chicago Tribune
Enraged Bush Ridicules Ortega
By Timothy J. McNulty, Chicago Tribune
Marie Tulley Fendley, Singer
Police Brutality Fails As Key Issue In City, Poll Finds
By John Camper
"The Hungarian republic is going to be an independent...
Hitting It Big In Tiny Design
By Dylan Landis
To Sweden, Welfare State Ideal Now Millstone
By New York Times News Service
Interior Design Turns Serious
By Elizabeth Navas Finley, San Francisco Chronicle
Debra Lynn Lewis
We try harder Bad news for Chicagoans. According to the...
By Written by Kerry Luft with reports from The Tribune`s metropolitan bureaus
In East Germany, A Resemblance To China Of Last Spring
By William Pfaff, (copyright) 1989, Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Aide Denies Reagan Had Connection With Sony
By New York Times News Service
Mary McCarthy, 77, one of the nation's pre-eminent women...
The Challenge Of The Chair Brings Designers To Their Seats
By Sharon Stangenes
3 More Suspects Sought In Gold Coast Slaying
By Robert Blau
New York Politician And Attorney Dean Alfange
By New York Times News Service
Ethnic Dispute Has Scent Of Civil War
By Vincent J. Schodolski, Chicago Tribune
Court Rules No Test For Part-time Cops
The 3 R`s Go To Work
By Ron Grossman, a Tribune reporter
Annexation Victory To Woodridge
By Mike Nichols
All You Wanted To Know About 708
Riot Police Quash Protest In Prague
By Paula Butturini, Chicago Tribune
A Simple Sauce Makes A Dish Italian, Pasta Or No
By Abby Mandel, (copyright) 1989, Abby Mandel
Judges Court Controversy By Taking Stand
By Andrew Fegelman, a reporter for The Tribune
Necessity Can Be The Killer Of Ethics
By From Ethics in Action, newsletter of The Joseph & Edna Josephson Ethics Institute
South Side Man Charged In Loop Rapes, Robberies
By Flynn McRoberts
Show Features Antiques For Compact Spaces- And That`s Not All
By Anita Gold
Hello, Dolly!
By Dylan Landis
The Down Side Of Roses: Shielding Them From Winter
By Art Kozelka
Cheney: `No Plans` For Berlin Pullout
By Thom Shanker, Chicago Tribune
Cta Riders Face A Test Of Patience
By Gary Washburn, Transportation writer
Muffling Neighbors
By Peter Hotton, Boston Globe
Harold F. Williamson
Journalists Exposed, Vulnerable To Narco-mafia In War On Drugs
By Excerpts from remarks by Enrique Santos Calderon of El Tiempo
Miniature Roses May Get By As Houseplants-or Mite Food
By Elvin McDonald, King Features Syndicate
Beyond Cold War: Will Europe Live Happily Ever After?
By Stephen Chapman
Oak Brook`s Jeannette Knapp, Hospital And Charity Volunteer
New Politics On Abortion Leave Rep. Hyde Diminished
By Steve Daley
Nurse Recruiters Put People Skills To A Healthy Use
By Joan Price, Special to The Tribune
Free Clinic Took Shape In `Privileged` Hearts
By Jody Temkin
Jewelry Just Wasn`t Enough
By Pam Johnson
Those Ghost Stories Are Just Stories, Right?
By Marja Mills
Jim Bakker`s Sentence Is Too Harsh
By Clarence Page
Baking Soda: Magic Powder
By Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Journalists Exposed, Vulnerable To Narco-mafia In War On Drugs
By Excerpts from remarks by I. Roberto Eisenmann, La Prensa
Choir Takes Gospel To The Vatican
By Michael Hirsley
Made In The Shades
By Susanne Hupp, Orlando Sentinel
Mystical Design
By Francesca Lyman
Town Puts Its Bets On The Old Days
By Rogers Worthington, Chicago Tribune
100 Years After The Great Land Run, Oklahomans` Spirit Slows To
By Paul Weingarten, Chicago Tribune
Like A Phoenix
By Barbara Sullivan
Ama Official Quits, Says He`ll Pay Back $353,000 To Pension Fund
By Jody Temkin
Gene Barrett, Ex-hotel Executive
By Kenan Heise
Artist Gabor, 38, Aids Activist, Former Official Of Brown Clinic
By Kenan Heise
Richard Sterba, 91, Michigan Psychoanalyst For 50 Years
By New York Times News Service
Police Brutality Issue Fails To Stir City
By John Camper
And The Winners Are . . .
By Paul Gapp, Architecture critic
Japan`s Ivory Ban Could Put Dent In Venerable Art Form
By Ronald E. Yates, Chicago Tribune
Antiabortion Group, Police Have A Clash Of Tactics
By Barbara Brotman
Rights Movement Sees Hope In New Memorial
By Steve Johnson, Chicago Tribune
Geraldine Swift Taylor
New Deputy Planner Will March To His Own Drummer
By John McCarron, Urban affairs writer
Cleveland Campaign Turns Ugly
By Tom Hundley, Chicago Tribune
Gold Coast Arrest Isn`t End Of Case
By Anne Keegan
Vida Blue Now Feels Ready To Give Game Another Chance
By Pedro Abigantus, Scripps Howard News Service
Club Pro Teed Off At Senior Tour
By Mark Johnson, Dallas Morning News
A`s Wrap Up Series Sweep
By Andrew Bagnato, Chicago Tribune
College Football
By Bob Sakamoto, Chicago Tribune
Lombardi`s Grandson Gets No Special Treatment
By John Peoples, Seattle Times
He`s Getting A Handle On The Crankbait Mystery
By John Husar, Chicago Tribune
Pro Basketball
By Sam Smith
Hawks Be-deviled By Power Plays
By Mike Kiley, Chicago Tribune
`Everyone In Bay Area Is A Winner`
By Bruce Buursma, Chicago Tribune
A`s Dominance Leaves Giants With Little To Say
By Jon Margolis, Chicago Tribune
Larussa Thinks His A`s Have Right To Revel In It
By Bob Verdi, Chicago Tribune
- Elk Grove sectional-Eighty minutes of regulation play...
By Scott Gutmann, John Leptich, Marv Meinz and Glenn Minnis contributed to this report
The play of Game 3 was Mark McGwire's diving stop on Pat...
By Andrew Bagnato, Chicago Tribune
Bulls Finish 8-0 Tuneup, Dazzle Nuggets Behind Jordan`s 37
By Sam Smith
Oakland's postseason dominance has brought comparisons to...
By Andrew Bagnato, Chicago Tribune
- Game to remember: No. 1 St. Rita trailed 7-6 with 6:44...
Face It: Hope Usually Is Swept Away By Reality
By Jon Margolis, Chicago Tribune
Victory Means Division Lead In At Least 3 Weekend Games
By Don Pierson
A`s Homer In On Series Crown
By Bruce Buursma, Chicago Tribune
Joliet Catholic Clinches Title With Shutout
By Pat Kearns, Mike Marsh, Michael Ross and Stan Shalett contributed to this report
Bulls Finish 8-0 Tuneup, Dazzle Nuggets Behind Jordan`s 37
By Sam Smith
Iowa 35, Northwestern 22
By Bill Jauss
Mcmahon`s Benching Does Bears No Good
By Don Pierson
Mchenry Outburst Shocks Woodstock
By Marv Meinz, Michael Ross, Stan Shalett and Bob Skolnik contributed to this report
Jockey Chris McCarron and trainer Charlie Whittingham...
By Neil Milbert, Chicago Tribune
Highland Park Jolts Deerfield For Crown
By Paul Sullivan
Jockey Chris McCarron and trainer Charlie Whittingham...
By Neil Milbert, Chicago Tribune
A Year After `Warning,` Ditka`s Heart Still In It
By Don Pierson
Addison Trail Survives Penalty Kickfest
By Scott Gutmann
Penalties, Power-play Goals Give Devils The Edge Over Hawks
By Mike Kiley, Chicago Tribune
Julian To Take On Top-ranked St. Rita
By Paul Sullivan
This Time, Ic Beats St. Francis
By Linda Young. Bob Skolnik contributed to this report
Golf: Wayne Levi used a course record-tying 8-under-par 63...
By Keith Buralli and Laresh Jayasanker contributed to this report
No Glowing, Just Glowering From Holtz
By Bernie Lincicome, Chicago Tribune
Proviso West's 9-6 victory over Morton Saturday not only...
Florida State Has Miami`s Number
By Ed Sherman, Chicago Tribune
Bears, Rams Need Turnaround
By Fred Mitchell
Brock Pays Tribute To Henderson
By Rick Hummel, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
How Do A`s Accept It All? With Relish, As Expected
By Bob Verdi, Chicago Tribune
A`s Wrap Up Series Sweep
By Andrew Bagnato, Chicago Tribune
Illinois 32, Wisconsin 9
By Robert Markus, Chicago Tribune
Bolingbrook 42, Joliet West 20-Shawn Day (123 yards, 3...
By Keith Buralli and Laresh Jayasanker contributed to this report
Paterno Still Cooking While Peers Burn Out
By Mike Towle, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Andrew Gains Its Revenge Over Brother Rice
By John Leptich
Life Was Lots Of Laughs With These Legendary Losers
By Jim Souhan, Dallas Morning News
Magic Touch Helps Marques Johnson Find Way Back To Nba
By John Hillyer, San Francisco Examiner
Nazareth Wins Its 1st Private League Football Title
By Keith Buralli and Laresh Jayasanker contributed to this report
York Set For State Title Bid
By Reid Hanley
Worst Start For Foster`s `Best` Team At Nu
By Neil Milbert
Libertyville Far Exceeds Coach`s Expectations
By John Leptich
Pro Hockey
By Mike Kiley
Student-athletes: Not An Easy Life
By Bill Utterback, Scripps Howard News Service
Running Up Score Carries High Price
By Mark Rosner, Cox News Service
Campbell Steals Breeders Show
By Neil Milbert, Chicago Tribune
An Old Pro Is Still Giving His Life To Golf
By Lezlie Patterson, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Other Games
By Keith Buralli and Laresh Jayasanker contributed to this report
Nitty-gritty On The Turks And Caicos
By Barbara A. Currie
By Jack Badofsky, Special to The Tribune
North Bimini
By Catherine Watson, Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Dubrovnik Donnybrook
By Bob O`Sullivan, Special to The Tribune
Speedup In Cruise Control Probe
For airline complaints: The U.S. Department of...
Change For Camaro-firebird
For Details . . .
By Lawrence W. Cheek
Where To Go With The Kids
By Eileen Ogintz, Chicago Tribune
Ephesus And Paul
The Trend Trackers
By Alfred Borcover, Travel editor
In your Oct. 1 column, you mentioned that a passenger-side...
Earthquake Update
By Jorge Casuso, Chicago Tribune
Chandris` Ship Getting A Facelift, New Name And Upscaling To Celebrity
By New York Daily News
Learning Cruise `Dress Codes` The Hard Way, After Packing
By Michael Iachetta, New York Daily News
Get Your Tweezers And Go For The Gold In Arizona
By Dave Downey, Cox News Service
Lots To Learn
By Zeke Wigglesworth, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Italian Riviera Gem: Portofino
By Rick Sylvain, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Farewell To Prop-fan Jet Engine
Insured Motorists Pay A Premium For Chop Shops
By William Recktenwald
Things You Should Know Before You Go
By Jayne Clark
Where Cultures Collide
By Lawrence W. Cheek, Special to The Tribune
How To Book A Study Trip
By Zeke Wigglesworth
Now`s The Time To Go
By William A. Davis, Boston Globe
Who`s At The Captain`s Table?
By Janet Steinberg, Special to The Tribune
All-terrain Sales Draw Fire
Midnight Town
By David Pilling, London Observer Service
Zr-1 Leaves List Price In Dust
By Arnold Markowitz, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Kenosha`s Plane-building Hopes Still Up In The Air
By Judy A. Zerby
Into Nature`s Arms
By Judy Hevrdejs, Special to The Tribune
Boat Could Be Lot Less Of A Drag
By Phil Arendt
Mercedes Sees Stable U.s. Sales
`How-to` Travel Books
By Betsy Wade, New York Times News Service
Things To Know Before You Go
By Judy Hevrdejs
Simple Matters Become Arduous Chores In Ussr
By Maryln Schwartz, Dallas Morning News
Even Novices Can Sail Tall Ships In New Zealand
By New York Times News Service
Japan`s Big 3 Usher In `90
By Jim Mateja
Midwest B&Bs Traveling from inn to inn and taking in...
By Carolyn McGuire
For Solitude, Huatulco
By Jayne Clark, Los Angeles Daily News
Turks & Caicos Islands
By Barbara A. Currie, Special to The Tribune
The Road To Hana
By William Schemmel, Special to The Tribune
Senior Travel
By Mike Ebert, Maturity News Service
Anniversary Thunderbird Ready To Fly
By Jim Mateja, Auto writer, Chicago Tribune
Corvair: Unforgettable At Any Speed
By Al Rothenberg
Opulent Diner Train Offers Good Taste Off Beaten Track
By Bob Wiedrich, Chicago Tribune
Canada`s Portfolio Investment Soars
By Madelaine Drohan, Toronto Globe and Mail
Confronting The Elderly`s Housing Needs
By J. Linn Allen
Where The Old, Young And Pets Congregate
By J. Linn Allen
When Nonassumable Is Assumable
By Robert Bruss
Ms-dos Earns An `A` From The Kids
By T.R. Reid and Brit Hume, Washington Post Writers Group
A story on shopping mall construction in the Real Estate...
Of Jumbos, Bridges And Home Equity
By Jim DeBoth
New Apartment Market `In Serious Trouble`
Drugs No High For Defense Firms
By Richard Burnett, Orlando Sentinel
Buyers Fear Last-minute Lockout Bid
By Christine Winter
S&l Problems A Plus For Mortgage Bankers
By Steve Kerch, Chicago Tribune
Program Trades Back At Center Of Storm
By Pat Widder, Chicago Tribune
2 Local Groups Honored For Community Efforts
Let Your Computer Leaf Through These Magazines
By Scott Joseph, Orlando Sentinel
A Positive Theory On Evil Junk Bond
By William Neikirk, Financial editor
Confronting The Elderly`s Housing Needs
By J. Linn Allen
New Housing For Oldsters
Malek Maps New Course For Northwest
By Carol Jouzaitis
Confronting The Elderly`s Housing Needs
By J. Linn Allen
Prudent For Board To Pool Reserves
By Mark Pearlstein
Finer Points Of The Game Of Corporate Management
By Reviewed by Bill Barnhart, Tribune deputy financial editor
Buyers Should Protect Against Getting Lemon
By Robert Bruss
Divorce Ends A Relationship And An Irs Claim
By Robert Bruss
Workers Go To Court To Challenge Firings
By Mary Sit, Boston Globe
Suit May Solve Mystery Of Wild Day At The Merc
By This story was reported by Thomas M. Burton, Laurie Cohen, William B. Crawford Jr., Christopher Drew and Gary Marx and written by Cohen
Group Housing For Elderly Falls Into 3 Main Categories
By J. Linn Allen
Ownership Of Home Shifted-so Did Policy
By Robert Bruss
Earthquake Rocks Business Foundation
By Wilma Randle, Chicago Tribune
Inland Steel Building Rehab Part Of Contract
By Steve Kerch
Business Jets Ready For Takeoff
By Ed Martin, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
U.s. Furniture Seeks Spot In Homes Abroad
By Karen Lands, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
The Invasion Of The Bank Buyers
By Christine Winter
Retirees In Milwaukee Decide To Build Churches As Workers For
By Marie Rohde, The Milwaukee Journal
Wild Sides
By Jay Carr, Boston Globe
Koloc, Siegel Together Again
By Rick Kogan
A Novelist Speaks From Exile About The Realities Of Africa
By Reviewed by Charles R. Larson, Professor of Literature at American University and author of ``The Emergence of African Fiction``
Sir John Barbirolli reissues (Various orchestras
By John von Rhein
Three Arts Remains A Local Gem
By Rick Kogan
Sync Or Swim
By Steve Hochman, L.A. Times Syndicate
Under Its Hat
By Jack Hurst, Country music writer
Dollar Seller Decries Two-bit Treatment
By Roger Boye
Postal Service Treading On Commercial Toes
By Dominic Sama, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Cahn`s A Pro
Amazon Obsession
By Reviewed by Margaret Sayers Peden, Professor emirita of Spanish at the University of Missouri and a translator of works by Isabel Allende, Pablo Neruda and Carlos Fuentes
Moliere`s Madonna
By Sid Smith, Entertainment writer
Basically The Best
By Alan G. Artner
Fusion! and Boss Guitar (Wes Montgomery, Original Jazz...
By Jack Fuller
The Doctor Is `In`
By Reviewed by Michael Janeway, Dean of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University
Witty Snapshots From Travel Writer Jan Morris
By Reviewed by Elise O`Shaugnessy, Political editor of Vanity Fair magazine
Hall Marks
By Michael Phillips
Basically The Best
By John von Rhein, Music critic
Instances Of Insight
By Frederick Busch
Dead Reckoning
By Rip Rense, L.A. Times Syndicate
The Joys Of Mgm Musicals
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Enhanced Dupuytren's disease fibroblast populated collagen lattice contraction is independent of endogenous active TGF-β2
Dupuytren's disease (DD) is a debilitating fibro-proliferative disorder of the hand characterized by the appearance of fibrotic lesions (nodules and cords) leading to flexion contractures of the fingers and loss of hand function. Although the molecular mechanism of DD is unknown, it has been suggested that transforming growth factor-β2 (TGF-β2) may play an important role in the underlying patho-physiology of the disease. The purpose of this study was to further explore this hypothesis by examining the effects of TGF-β2 on primary cell cultures derived from patient-matched disease and normal palmar fascia tissue using a three-dimensional collagen contraction assay.
Fibroblast-populated collagen lattice (FPCL) contraction assays using primary cell cultures derived from diseased and control fascia of the same DD patients were studied in response to exogenous TGF-β2 and neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies.
Contraction of the FPCLs occurred significantly faster and to a greater extent in disease cells compared to control cells. The addition of TGF-β2 enhanced the rate and degree of collagen contraction in a dose-dependent fashion for both control and diseased cells. Neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies abolished exogenous TGF-β2 stimulated collagen contraction, but did not inhibit the enhanced basal collagen contraction activity of disease FPCL cultures.
Although exogenous TGF-β2 stimulated both disease and control FPCL contraction, neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies did not affect the elevated basal collagen contraction activity of disease FPCLs, suggesting that the differences in the collagen contraction activity of control and disease FPCL cultures are not due to differences in the levels of endogenous TGF-β2 activity.
Dupuytren's disease (DD) is a fibro-proliferative disorder of the palmar fascia (PF) characterized by the formation of fibrous nodules and cords
Since Baron Guillaume Dupuytren's classical description of the disease in 1831, multiple clinical associations have been described, however, no clear molecular mechanism for the disease has been established
In this study, we chose to focus on TGF-β2 and its effects on collagen contraction
Patient samples and primary cell cultures
Our study protocol was cleared through the UWO Ethics Committee for Research Involving Human Subjects. Areas of diseased fascia and uninvolved normal (control) PF tissue were collected during surgery. DD explant cultures were initially cultured in starter media consisting of α-MEM (Gibco, Invitrogen Corporation) supplemented with 20% fetal bovine serum (FBS, Clontech Laboratories, Palo Alto, CA), and antibiotics (Penicillin G and streptomycin sulfate) and fungizone (Gibco, Invitrogen Corporation) as previously described
Fibroblast Populated Collagen Lattice (FPCL) contraction assay
Collagen contraction was carried out using patient-matched disease (D) and control (C) primary cultures (passages 2 – 6) established from patient-matched DD lesions and uninvolved palmar fascia (control). Collagen lattices were prepared by mixing cell suspensions with a neutralized solution of collagen type I matrix (8 parts Vitrogen100 collagen type I, 2.9 mg/ml, Collagen Corp, Santa Clara, CA, USA + 1 part 10 × α-MEM + 1 part HEPES buffer, pH 9.0). The cell-collagen concentrations were adjusted with sterile phosphate buffered solution (PBS) to attain a final collagen concentration of 2.0 mg/ml and a final cell concentration of 8.6 × 104 cells/ml of matrix. The cell-collagen mixture was then aliquoted into 24 well culture dishes (0.5 ml/well) that were pre-treated with a PBS solution containing 2% (w/v) bovine serum albumin (BSA). Following FPCL polymerization (1 hr, 37°C) culture medium (0.5 ml) consisting of α-MEM + 10% fetal bovine serum (FBS) was added atop each lattice. After 2 days of culture the attached FPCLs were mechanically released from the sides of the culture plates. Digital images of the contracting FPCL were captured at various time points over a 5-day assay period using a conventional flatbed scanner. Collagen lattice areas were then quantified using the Image J program
TGF-β2 and neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibody treatments
Commercially available human recombinant TGF-β2 (expressed in NSO murine myeloma cells) was acid activated in a solution of 4N HCl + 0.1% (w/v) BSA according to the manufacturer's instructions (Product # T 2815, Sigma, St. Louis, MO). Acid activated human recombinant TGF-β2 was then aliquoted and frozen for extended storage at -70°C. The indicated concentrations of activated human recombinant TGF-β2 were added to complete culture media immediately following FPCL polymerization. Neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies (R&D Systems, Minneapolis, MN) were added to complete culture media either immediately following FPCL polymerization or added to the cell suspension prior to mixing with the neutralized Vitrogen collagen type I solution. Control FPCL cultures were treated with appropriate carrier solutions.
Cell proliferation assay
FPCL cultures were assayed using a commercially available CellTiter 96® Aqueous One Solution cell proliferation assay according to the manufacturer's instructions (Promega, Madison, WI, USA). This cell proliferation assay is a colorimetric method that uses a tetrazolium compound 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl)-5-(3-carboxymethoxyphenyl)-2-(4-sulfophenyl)-2H-tetrazolium salt (MTS) in combination with a stable electron coupling reagent PES (phenazine ethosulfate). This produces a chemically stable MTS tetrazolium compound that can be bio-reduced by cells to form a soluble colored formazan product
Statistical analysis
Student two-tailed
TGF-β2 stimulates FPCL contraction
We first examined the basal collagen contraction activity of three independent patient-matched early passage control and disease primary FPCL cultures. As shown in Figure
Figure 1
Collagen contraction of primary control and disease FPCL cultures
Collagen contraction of primary control and disease FPCL cultures. Digital images of contracting FPCL cultures were captured and analyzed using Image J software to quantify collagen contraction. The mean FPCL surface area (mm2) was plotted over time with each data point representing the mean ± the standard deviation of the mean (SDM) of three independent patient-matched cell lines. Experiments were repeated in quadruplicate.
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TGF-β2 dose response
TGF-β2 dose response. The dose response curve (upper panel) shows the accumulated FPCL contraction (%) over 5 days. The degree of TGF-β2 stimulated contraction was measured over a large concentration range (>5 orders of magnitude). The plotted data shows a typical dose-response relationship, with maximal response elicited by 1 ng/ml of TGF-β2. Representative images of contracting FPCL after 5 days are shown for increasing concentrations of TGF-β2 (lower panel).
Figure 3
FPCL contraction in response to exogenous TGF-β2
FPCL contraction in response to exogenous TGF-β2. Contracting FPCL cultures (± 1 ng/ml TGF-β2) were analyzed using Image J software to quantify collagen contraction. (A) The plotted data points represent the mean surface area ± SDM for three independent patient-matched primary FPCL cultures. Experiments were repeated in quadruplicate. (B) Cell proliferation/viability assays were performed on contracting FPCL cultures. The plotted bar graph represents the mean cell number ± SDM for the indicated time points for one representative patient-matched disease and control primary culture. Significant differences between groups are indicated by the
Neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies block TGF-β2 stimulated FPCL contraction but do not alter basal FPCL contraction
Exogenous TGF-β2 stimulated collagen contraction in both control and disease FPCL cultures was inhibited in a dose-dependent manner by neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies. As shown in Figure
Figure 4
Neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies block TGF-β2 stimulated FPCL contraction
Neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies block TGF-β2 stimulated FPCL contraction. (A) Control and (B) disease FPCL cultures (± 1 ng/ml TGF-β2) were treated with the indicated concentrations of neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies. FPCL contraction was analyzed and plotted as the mean surface area ± SDM for quadruplicate cultures per treatment.
Figure 5
Neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies do not inhibit basal collagen contraction activity of control or disease FPCL cultures
Neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies do not inhibit basal collagen contraction activity of control or disease FPCL cultures. Disease and control FPCL cultures were incubated in the absence or presence of the indicated concentrations of neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies. Measurements of the contracting FPCL were plotted as the mean surface area ± SDM for quadruplicate cultures per treatment.
Members of the TGF-β family are potent fibrogenic factors that play an important role in the patho-physiology of numerous fibro-proliferative disorders, including DD
Although previous DD studies have used different 'control' primary fibroblast as 'disease-free' controls, namely fibroblasts derived from transverse carpal ligament material obtained from patients undergoing carpal tunnel release (CTR), they have the disadvantage of being of different anatomical origin than PF derived 'control' fibroblast cultures. This is an important consideration given that fibroblasts exhibit functional heterogeneity depending on their origin
Although the 'synthetic' myofibroblast features of the disease cells described in previous studies are known to be stimulated by TGF-β
Primary disease FPCL cultures contract collagen faster and to a greater extent than control PF-matched FPCL cultures. While neutralizing anti-TGF-β2 antibodies can block exogenous TGF-β2 stimulated collagen contraction for both control and disease FPCL cultures, it had no effect on the basal contraction rates of either control or disease FPCL cultures. We, therefore, conclude that the enhanced collagen contraction activity of disease FPCL cultures is not due to differences in the levels of endogenous active TGF-β2.
List of abbreviations
DD, Dupuytren's disease; PF, palmar fascia; CTR, carpal tunnel release; TGF-β, transforming growth factor-beta; FPCL, fibroblast populated collagen matrix; PBS, phosphate buffered saline; RT, room temperature; HEPES, 4-(2-hydroxyethyl)-1-piperazineethanesulfonic acid; α-MEM, alpha-minimal essential medium; FBS, fetal bovine serum; Fn, fibronectin; MTS, 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl)-5-(3-carboxymethoxyphenyl)-2-(4-sulfophenyl)-2H-tetrazolium salt; PES, phenazine ethosulfate; RT-PCR, reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction; SDM, standard deviation of the mean.
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Authors' contributions
RT and YW carried out the experiments. RT drafted the manuscript. JCH and BSG designed and coordinated the research, and reviewed and edited the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This study was supported by grants from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Plastic Surgery Education Fund, American Society for Surgery of the Hand, and the Lawson Health Research Institute's Internal Research Fund.
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Daidoji Narizane was a bushi scout and Daidoji Yojimbo member of the Iron Crane.
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In 1198 Ibara fought in the Mantis-Crane War in the Colonies. During the siege of Twin Forks City the commander Daidoji Tametaka had filled the Crane ships with soldiers and expected to catch the Mantis unprepared. Narizane and Daidoji Ibara disembarked from the Bladed Wing to escort Tametaka to the city docks prior to the naval assault. [1]
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The Mantis landed on the docks, seeking to kill the Crane commander. The Daidoji contained them until a group of maddened enemies broke their lines, fighting like berserkers. Narizane engaged Tsuruchi Tomaru, who killed him with a tanto, [2] in the Battle of Ten Thousand Martyrs.
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