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Plaza Theatre in El Paso |
Is the Plaza Theatre Enough
Should The Plaza Be the End of the Road for Theater Renovation in El Paso
For decades the Plaza Theatre in Downtown El Paso sat unused and in need for renovation. At one time, The Plaza was the palace theatre of the Southwest: It probably is once more. However, by the 1960s, attendance had fallen significantly as Interstate 10 expanded and more modern theaters made a trip Downtown for a film superfluous.
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The Plaza closed in the late 60s or early 70s (depends who you talk to), but the dream of renovating it and reopening the theatre kept in the minds of many El Pasoans, especially the affluent and elite, but others as well. One cannot say that the nostalgia The Plaza garnered was one only of the rich and elite because many of El Paso's middle class and poor remember that days, when they were poor, of going downtown to see movies. However, for some El Pasoans, the Plaza was a not something of nostalgia, but a memory of Jim Crow.
The Plaza, at several times throughout its history, did not admit Blacks, or sequestered them to the top balcony, the so-called Colored Balcony. Bill Rast, in Cynthia Farah Haines book Showtime! From Opera Houses to Picture Places in El Paso says the "colored balcony" had "one exit and one stairway...." Farah Haines states, "As late as the 1960s, the segregation policy at the Plaza was maintained."
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The Plaza would also do a yearly screening of D.W. Griffith's overtly racist Birth of a Nation, in which the Ku Klux Klan is portrayed as heroes riding in like cavalry to save White women from African-American mongrels (of course they were Whites in black face).
According to Farah Haines, in 1962, when The Plaza screened A Raisin in the Sun, a film with African-American actor Sidney Portier in which an "African-American man confronts racism when he attempts to move into a White neighborhood...Demonstrations were held outside the Plaza to protest the fact that Black patrons were not allowed to purchase tickets to see the film."
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The Plaza even had a back entrance for Blacks as they were not allowed to enter thru the front. This also had a separate ticket seller for Blacks. Even sitting up their today, the chairs are thin and uncomfortable. It is no wonder, that some have no nostalgia for the theatre, as they were not allowed in or kept secluded on a Jim Crow balcony.
Despite its Jim Crow past, by the 1990s, the movement to renovate and reopen the The Plaza went full throttle. The El Paso Community Foundation led the effort to reopen the theatre and its is impressive what was accomplished. As far as the Jim Crow issues, some African-Americans supported the reopening and renovation. They wanted to see the theatre, as they were not allowed before 1962 when the El Paso City Council outlawed discrimination in public places.
Antique Theatres
When one visits other cities, old and working theatres like the Plaza are a dime a dozen, although none marvel the beauty of the Plaza
Kansas City for example had probably two dozen old theaters still in service: The Folly, the Gem, The Repertory, The Uptown, The Box. Some were used by Theatre troupes, other hosted the symphony and the ballet, others host shows and bands. Some are small, some are grand. The Gem in the historic 12th Street and Vine district brings in jazz concerts and more.
The Gem in Kansas City's 12th and Vine District |
Should El Paso stop with The Plaza?. What about smaller theatres? Many buildings that housed old theatres are still standing. El Paso lacks a smaller vintage stage for theatre works and for small concerts.
Who knows what renovations have been made to the point that the theatre aspect of the buildings in question, are only a memory. One example is The Colon, it hosts a store presently. El Alambra (The Palace) has hosted a never-ending of open and shut night clubs. Even outside of downtown, there is The Pershing Theater and the Mission Theatre in the Alameda-Piedras-Copia Business District.
El Colon 2011, presently hosts three stores (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
Balcony of El Colon, March 2011 (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
Looking toward former stage area of El Colon, March 2011 (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
Shield atop of stage at El Colon, Mar. 2011 (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
The Alambra (aka The Palace) on El Paso Street (Photo: Altman Collection, El Paso Public Library) |
The Alambra (aka The Palace) on S. El Paso Street, now a night club called______ (not worth naming as the name will change within six months) |
The Pershing Theater serves as a studio. The Misson Theater, which catered to the African-American community until the late 1950s also served as a union hall for many years. It now sits unused. Farah Haines says the theater was "designed by architect O.H. Thorman to look like a Southwest mission. The exterior was cream-colored brick stucco, antiqued with false cracks, with a bell in the tower, colored Mexican tile in the arch at the top of the facade, and stain glass windows. The interior featured a 30-foot lobby and a mural with a Spanish theme." I once sat 750 patrons on two levels. What the possibilities for this theatre to help revitalize the Chamizal neighborhood, only time could tell.
Former Mission Theater and United Steelworkers Hall on Alameda (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
Pershing Theater in Five Points (Photo: Billy Smith) |
Theatres do not have to be big to function. If anyone looks at the host of theatre troupes functioning in our city, one can imagine the use these theaters could offer. Then again, knowing the history of headaches the Plaza Theatre supporters went through to renovate and now keep The Plaza open, it not easy. Most certainly, The Community Foundation had to write business plans that The Plaza could follow to survive. Moreover, few are those who know how to renovate theatres and keep them open and flourishing afterward.
Some of these theatres were originally opened as movie houses, so use in stage production is a question. Definitively, the Plaza, despite is Jim Crow aura, is a good example.
On the other hand, some of these still-standing buildings that use to have a theatre are owned by private sector, so dreams of renovation and re-use as a theater may never be fulfilled.
However, the dreams for smaller theatre venues that theatre troupes can use may be a necessity and will further spur the theatrical arts in El Paso and spur bands that play small venues to visit El Paso.
Presently, theater troupe use the following venues:
Fox Fine Arts Center at UTEP (Fox Fine Arts Studio Theatre)
Fox Fine Arts Center at UTEP (Wise Family Theatre)
El Paso Community College Transmountain Campus (EPCC Performers Studio)(good use)
Kids-N-CO. Education and Performance Center, 1301 Texas Av. (exclusive use for the Kid-N-Co.)
El Paso Playhouse, 2501 Montana (I'm not sure if this was a theatre originally. It is exclusively used for the El Paso Playhouse troupe)
El Chamizal National Memorial Theatre (heavy use)
UTEP Dinner Theatre (this is almost exclusively used for the dinner theatre. It was originally the Union Ballroom)
Philanthropy Theatre (this is in the Plaza Theatre complex seats 191)
El Paso Public Library Main – 250 seat auditorium
Magoffin Auditorium at UTEP
Rarely-used venues:
Adobe Horseshoe Theatre in San Elizario, Texas
Other stage venues:
Union Cinema Theater
The following are good for readings and lectures, not necessarily for plays:
UTEP Geology Building Auditorium
UTEP Geology Reading Room
Various Schools (El Paso High is used a lot, Socorro also has a good auditorium)
El Paso Public Library
UTEP College of Business Auditorium
The Glasshouse - this opened this year or last year near Texas and Cotton.
The former Princess Theatre was in this Benny's Pawn Shop location. It is unknown whether this was the Princess Theatre building. (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
The Mexican Theater was at this location at 403 S. El Paso St. (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
This was the location of the Eureka Theatre at 315 S. El Paso St. I'm unsure if this was the original building. The Loft Light Studio sits on the second floor. (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
Location of the Paris (aka Iris) Theatre at 606 S. El Paso. I'm unsure if this is the original edifice. (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
Crystal Theatre (Altman Collection: El Paso Public Library) |
The Cine Mexicano was at this location at 815 S. Stanton. I'm unsure if this was the original building. (Photo: Ray Rojas) |
Former Lincoln Theatre? (Photo: Ray Rojas) |


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By Shelley Grieshop
Law may lead to more teacher retirements
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ST. HENRY - School officials expect an unusually high number of teachers to retire this year due to changes in state law.
The issue arose Monday night as St. Henry schools treasurer Glenn Miller outlined the district's five-year financial forecast. He told school board members he doesn't know how many teachers will actually retire but assumes several will to avoid a possible loss of benefits.
The state passed legislation earlier this year that prevents teachers who retire after July 1, 2013, from receiving an annual 2 percent cost of living adjustment for five years. Those who retire before that date will miss one COLA in 2014 but will begin receiving the benefit again at 2 percent each year after.
The goal of the state's reformed retirement plan is to beef up dwindling public retirement funds.
Miller said he appropriated an additional $140,000 for employee retirement/benefits in 2013 to cover the possible increase in severance packages.
Miller also said he included a 2 percent increase in salary step costs each fiscal year from 2014 to 2017 and a 1.5 percent overall increase in salaries each year.
St. Henry teachers are in their third year of a voluntary salary freeze, which includes no base step raises for experience or longevity. Wage increases are given for education advances such as obtaining a master's degree.
The district's appropriations for salaries and benefits in 2013 is $7.4 million. Total appropriations next year are nearly $11.4 million, according to Miller's plan.
Miller also projected an estimated 8 percent increase in employee medical insurance costs during the next five years. Other expected increases through fiscal year 2017 include a 4 percent spike in purchased services such as utilities and 5 percent for supplies and materials.
Board members approved the appropriations and Miller's five-year forecast, which shows a negative cash balance July 1, 2017 - excluding revenue from renewal/replacement and any new levies - of $441,917.
Also on Monday night, the school board "regretfully" accepted the resignation of longtime middle school secretary Donna Woeste.
"She's got 44 years with this district," superintendent Rod Moorman told the board.
He described her as a "happy-go-lucky" person whose pleasant personality brightens everyone's day.
Woeste said she began working at the school right out of high school. It was her "first and only job," she said.
"It's been a great job. I've loved every moment of it," Woeste told the board.
Middle school principal Julie Garke cried as she presented Woeste with a special St. Henry schools commemorative feather pin.
In other business, board members:
• listened as village administrator Ron Gelhaus and councilman Joe Wourms gave a presentation on the proposed 1/2 percent permanent income tax levy that voters will decide Nov. 6.
• recognized Garke for her recent appointment as member to the executive board of the Ohio Middle School Level Association.
• accepted the resignation of Jill Westgerdes as high school/middle school media center aide and approved hiring her to take Woeste's position as secretary beginning Oct. 29.
• learned interviews with two candidates are scheduled for Thursday for the food service director position.
• approved the annual FFA field trip to the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Ind., from Oct. 23-27.
• approved the annual eighth-grade field trip to Washington, D.C., from April 8-13.
• approved a memorandum of understanding with Rhodes State College, Lima, for post secondary enrollment options for 2012-2013.
• approved basketball ticket prices for this year.
• approved a request for maternity leave for high school cafeteria employee Lyn Garman beginning approximately Nov. 30.
• approved a request for maternity leave and possible use of leave under the Family Medical Leave Act for special education teacher Denise Ellinger beginning approximately Nov. 10 through December.
• approved the hiring of Josh Link as the seventh-grade boys basketball coach for this year on the condition he acquires the pupil activity permit on Thursday.
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great photos, I am trying to get out to a lake in santa cruz next month for some fishing.
Very nice fish. Love the pics. Thanks for sharing.
great photos, I am trying to get out to a lake in santa cruz next month for some fishing.
Got my license and a new camera this morning,off work because of rain.Thought I'd share my lunch.The little guy was thrown back.
Nice looking fish. Nothing beats fresh fish for lunch.
Got a biggun tonight.Filleting turned my Du purple and blue.Pretty cool
Went out again this past weekend. Had a pretty good night. 5 in the boat with 2 keeper sized. Yum!!!
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Great fish guys! Making me hungry...
Wow those cutthroats are pretty!! And the 'eyes look yummy!
I love me some fishing.
Nice catch. I am going to hit the water hard after Blade.I see a lot of bass and pike in my future.
Gentlemen, I caught a fish yesterday worthy of thread resurrection! I nailed this 5 lb.+ large mouth at a very secret spot here in SE PA with a firetiger minnow. I thought I snagged a piece of wood or a rock, but then it just took off! This fishing spot is just incredible and I will be sure to take some more pictures next weekend when I return. Enjoy!
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Wow, that thing is massive. So where is this secret fishing hole.
Man, makes me jealous. Where I grew up we could run to a fishing hole. Now I live in the city and probably haven't fished in 15 years, but get to hear about my pop's weekly trips. Oh the memories.
Two more weeks till vacation.....going up to the UP! Northerns ans walleye better run baby, daddys hungry
Im actually hoping you return to bill goodmans(except the weekend i go to the UP,lol) soon...im sure im not the only one who thinks the gunshow sucks w/o the big yellow BUSSE sign..pictures to follow the trip with some monster pike and a few walleye(if the fish cooperate )
fishing with my wife and brother. good haul. all 3 reds are over 24in.
Around here we usually fish for red drum, black drum, flounder, and occasionally stingrays.
Biggest red drum I've caught so far this year.
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Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas, French
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Yeah all of a sudden today I am "going after" Roy. Not like I posted on page 2 in January when you did not even know SI existed Mr. Johnny come lately. Also am I the only one in 65 pages that has put Roy down for his prices? I think not. Again you come here to attack me when all I did offer some insight to the article Surfer did on Roy. I have always said we live in a free market society and Roy can charge all he wants, just pointing out that myself and others have asked Roy if he ever sold one and he has never answered the question.
Roy not sure what I omitted since the article is only about 100 words longer than my summary above but I will scan and post it this morn so nothing will be lost in translation.
Sep 17, 2013, 11:40 AM #633
Impossible to take anything that oceano-no-go-go posts because it's just whining from that angry man who hates....he's also angry because he can't seem to locate the hater thread, MY hater thread it must be said, as created by oceano-no-go-go's lil troll buddy clammy chromium clemmy.
Surfing forum...? oceana-no-go-bo is the thread hate-post hijacker of all time.
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sorry to hijack this thread. I figured since 31,000 people have seen it, its the best place for me to list an ad. I have a board for sale. The old water rocket. Cant say what I purchased it for, but I'm willing to let it go for 2.845 Million. In British Sterling Pounds. Roy, are you interested?
Since I'm a yuppie I'll start bidding at 1.5 mil.
Sep 17, 2013, 06:19 PM #638
Seldom dont insult me. Or Roy. These prices reflect craftsmanship, labor, and insanity, which we simply cannot undersell. Yes yes, we know for Roys 1.4MM board you could 2,225 ...Lost Sub Drivers, or a 4 bedroom beach house somewhere nice, or six 2013 Ferrari 458 Italia's, or 11,666 1/4's of sweatleaf, or 280,561 six packs of bud, but you have to understand that these surfboards are made out of wood, man. They're wooden. They have gas release valves and half circular fins and gigantic rockers.


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LOS ANGELES, Calif.—Coming off a weekend where No. 15 UC Santa Barbara (13-7, 1-0) defeated the No. 13 UC Davis Aggies, 8-7, the Gauchos traveled to No. 14 Loyola Marymount (9-7) looking to obtain a two game winning streak. UCSB did just that as they came from behind once again to close out the Lions by the score of 10-9.
UC Santa Barbara started off in a sluggish way as the team conceded four goals to the Lions. The lone goal in the opening period for the Gauchos came from senior Rachel Nelson.
The second period kicked off fast for UCSB as freshman Samantha Murphy scored a quick 6:58 goal for the Gauchos. With a late 6-on-5 goal from Jessie Porter, the Gauchos cut into the Lion's lead as the score at the half was 5-3.
UC Santa Barbara continued to press in the second half as they continued to produce goals. For much of the third period, the deficit remained at two goals as both teams were answering each other offensively. The turning point occurred with three seconds left in the period as Murphy scored her third goal of the match making the score 7-6.
The fourth period proved to be a nail biter as both teams were playing with a new level of intensity. LMU scored first in the period, but Samantha Murphy quickly answered back with her fourth goal of the game. With 3:39 remaining, UCSB finally tied the game, 9-9, with a 6-on-5 goal by Rachel Nelson. Coming down to the wire, LMU committed a crucial penalty, creating a five meter shot for the Gauchos. Freshman Jessie Porter kept her composure and netted the score, lifting UCSB to a thrilling 10-9 victory.
Freshman Samantha Murphy led the attack for UCSB with four goals while fellow freshman, Jessie Porter, tallied three goals of her own. Senior Rachel Nelson scored two while Bryn Hudson added one goal.
Senior All Big West goalkeeper Ruth Milne was the leader for the defense as she recorded five saves.
No. 15 UC Santa Barbara will return home as they host its mini tournament, Sunday, March 17. The first match against St. Francis (N.Y.) will tip off at 8 a.m. while the next two matches start at 10:30 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. against Marist and Iona.
Tickets for home women's water polo games are available by visiting the Ticket Office in the Intercollegiate Athletics Building on campus, by calling (805) 893-UCSB or by clicking here.
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HTC To Buy Retail Brand
Jun 5, 2006, 3:33 PM by (staff)
HTC, the largest manufacturer of Windows Mobile phones, announced it will take controlling interest in the Dopod brand. Currently HTC manufacturers all of Dopod's handsets, which are sold in China and other parts of Asia. This purchase would mark HTC's first entrance into the retail market; until now the company has been content to manufacture handsets and allow other companies and carriers to sell them. Every national carrier in the US sells some HTC manufactured devices under their own carrier brand. This could signal a strategic shift for the company from manufacturer to retail brand. HTC has not commented on whether they will use the Dopod brand outside of Asia, nor how that might affect carriers and other companies which sell their handsets.
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text: Gene Roddenberry's 1984 Original Macintosh for SaleJesus Diaz9/17/09 8:00pmFiled to: Star Trekgene roddenberryGiz gallery 09AppleMacintoshMac30EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Would you like to write a saga about a spaceship with a womanizing captain, an awkward scientist/philosopher, a maniacal doctor, a drunk engineer, a voluptuous communications officer, a communist pilot, and a gay helmsman? Well, this Macintosh 128 won't help. Advertisement If your name were Gene Roddenberry, however, that would have been a piece of cake. Still, if you are an Star Trek fan, you may be interested in bidding for this original Macintosh 128 with serial number F4200NUM0001, owned by the sci-fi genius himself. According to that number, it was the 776th Mac 128, manufactured during the 20th week of 1984 in Fremont, California. It's exactly like the one I have—including the Macintosh team signatures etching inside—except mine was manufactured on the 28th week of 1984. Profiles in History—who got all their facts wrong in their press release, hopefully not the bit about this being Roddenberry's computer—is going to auction the computer and the extra floppy drive at the beginning of October. It has an estimated sale price of $800 to $1200, which seems quite cheap, knowing who the owner was. [Dvice] Advertisement Gizmodo Gallery 2009 Groupe 267 Elizabeth Street New York, NY 10012Gallery Dates: September 23rd-27th Advertisement Sponsored Times:9/22 Tuesday Media Day by appointment only. For info please contact email@example.com. 9/23 Wednesday 12-89/24 Thursday 12-89/25 Friday 12-8 Advertisement 9/26 Saturday 11-8 9-? - Live KCRW Show9/27 Sunday 11-6Read more about our Giz Gallery 09 here, follow @gizgallery on Twitter and see what else we'll be playing with at the event. And special thanks to Toyota's Prius — without their sponsorship, there would be no Gizmodo Gallery. Reply30 repliesLeave a reply


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I am trying to divide my data into pages.I am using MS-SQL.As there is no limit command in MS-SQL and there is only TOP command.
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Here I am mentioning the qurry:-
SELECT TOP 5 [CRVMReq].[ReqId],[CRVMReq].[ClientReq],[CRVMReq].[ResumeSample] as RS, [CRVMReq].[Priority], [CRVMReq].[Subject],[CRVMReq].[ByPass], [CRVMReq].[ConsultantNames] as [ConsultantNamesAll],[CRVMReq].[Rec1],[CRVMReq].[Rec2], [CRVMReq].[Note] FROM CRVMReq
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CIBC World Recommends Buying Schlumberger
Analyst Allen Brooks notes the oil-services firm's recent acquisition of a leading chipmaker
CIBC World reiterated its buy on Schlumberger(SLB ).
Analyst Allen Brooks thinks the shares may tread water as its move into non-oilfield related technology areas pressures its stock price. He notes the company recently agreed to acquire Bull CP8, a subsidiary of Groupe Bull, for $325 million.
He says Bull CP8 is a leading provider of highly secured microprocessor-based cards (SmartCards) and notes that the Bull CP8 deal is being followed by a bid for Sema PLC, a troubled U.K information technology and business services company. Brooks says that in the large cap area, he prefers Baker Hughes (rated strong buy with $51 target).
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Tracy L Ware
Professional Details
Title: | Professor |
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Spring Courses
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Professional Biography
B.A. (1992) Chemistry, San Jose State University
M.S. (1995) Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, UCSF
Ph.D. (1999) Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, University of California San Francisco.
Ph.D. Dissertation: The Role of Template and Non-Template Bases in the Telomerase RNA of Tetrahymena thermophila
In Laboratory of: Elizabeth Blackburn, 2009 Nobel Laureate (Physiology)
Field Volunteer (2013, 2014 Summers) for ADWAN-Nepal, (Assoc of Dalit Women's Advancement, Nepal) with Bishnu Pariyar, see documentary (Untouchable).
Member (2008), Life Sciences Talent Initiative, Academic Task Force, commissioned by Governor Patrick for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Visiting Scientist (summer 2006 & 2007), Laboratory of Clotilde Carlow, New England Biolabs, Parasitology Division, Ipswich, MA.
Visiting Scientist (summer 2005), Laboratory of Gary Ruvkun, Harvard Medical School (MGH)
Postdoctoral Research & Teaching Fellow (1999-2002), University of Sheffield, UK, Dept MBB
Volunteer Scientist Partner (1994-96), San Francisco Science Education Partnership (SEP).
President (1993-95), Graduate Students Association, UCSF
Professional Interests
- Establishing Industry-Academic Partnerships for Biotech/Pharma Co-op Internships. (Interested MA businesses are encouraged to contact me by email)
- Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (Find internships, jobs, life science partners, and programs.)
- MA Life Sciences Internship Program: Funding 300 students and small companies annually.
- NYTimes Opinionator: What is College For (Anyway)?
- American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- American Chemical Society
- Association of Women in Science
- Caenorhabditis elegans (nematode)
- Engender Health (International), http://www.3for1.org/
- Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts
STEM Faculty Liaison to Career Services, SSU
Selected Publications
1. Abbas L, Hajihashemi S, Stead LF, Cooper GJ, Ware TL, Munsey TS, Whitfield TT,White SJ. Functionaland developmental expression of a zebrafish Kir1.1 (ROMK) potassium channel homologue Kcnj1. J Physiol, 589:1489-503 (2011).
2. Ware TL, Wang H, Blackburn EH. Three telomerases with completely non-telomeric template replacements are catalytically active. EMBO J, 19: 3119-3131 (2000).
3. Blackburn E., Gilley D, Ware T, Bhattacharyya A, Kirk K, and Wang H. Studying the Telomerase RNA in Tetrahymena. In "Methods in Cell Biology: Tetrahymena thermophila". Editors, D. Asai and J. Forney. Academic Press, Vol. 62: 417-432 (1999).
4. Blackburn E, Bhattacharyya A, Gilley D, Kirk K, Krauskopf A, McEachern M, Prescott J, Ware T. Telomeres and Telomerase: how do they interact? In "Telomeres: Ciba Foundation Symposium". John Wiley and Sons Ltd, West Sussex, Vol 211: 2-19 (1997).
Selected Presentations
Volunteer Vacations, 6/23/11, in the Summer Salon Series at The Salem Athenaeum, Salem, MA.
Sustainability in Coastal Madagascar - the Synergistic Effect of Family Planning and Coral Reef Research, 4/4/2011 at Salem State University.
Stem Cells: A Mini-Course, Jan-Feb, 2010, The Explorers Institute for Lifelong Learning, Salem, MA.
Life after MIT: Academic Teaching Careers, January 2005, 2006, and 2007, Department of Biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Personal Interests
International Volunteer Work & Field Research
Worldwide Affordable Access to Reproductive Healthcare see http://www.3for1.org/ and http://www.unfpa.org
Local & Sustainable Agriculture www.nofa.org
Association of Dalit Women Nepal
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Have you ever wondered how to get the MDI Child Frame windows in your MDI application to appear centered in the client area of the main frame window? Have you tried using CenterWindow(), but found that the window still isn't centered properly? This article shows you how, and we also talk about the ways of keeping child windows centered, even if the user moves or resizes the main window, or shows or hides the toolbar(s) and status bar.
For the code below, I will assume you are familiar with MFC Doc/View architecture and are using the said architecture in your app. The starter project for the sample application included with this article was created using Visual C++ 6 and the MFC AppWizard. The code in this article has been tested on Windows 98 all editions and Windows NT, 2000, and XP both Home and Professional.
If you have any questions, please feel free to post a message below or email me (see the sample program for the email address). Now, on to centering windows!
In this article, we will look more carefully at CenterWindow() and ensure it's called properly. Many thanks go out to the posters to this article's message board (below) for the update. The key to using CenterWindow() is to ensure that the CWnd* pointer you're passing in is the correct pointer, and that the CenterWindow() function is called for the proper window (view, frame, MDI child window etc.) that you mean to center.
Assuming you're using MFC's doc/view architecture, you override CView::OnInitialUpdate and put in the code shown below in bold:
void CCenterMDIWndView::OnInitialUpdate() { // Call base class first CView::OnInitialUpdate(); GetParentFrame()->CenterWindow(AfxGetMainWnd()); }
Remember, this code should go in the view enclosed in the frame you want to center. So we see that we call CMDIChildWnd::CenterWindow (which is inherited from CWnd) and pass a pointer to the main frame window of the application, as returned by AfxGetMainWnd(). Thanks go out to Ravi Bhavnani and Michael Zhao for pointing out this simple solution.
But what about when you want to keep your newly-centered child window centered, say, if the user re-sizes the main frame window or moves the child window outside the client area? Or if the main frame window is minimized and maximized? We need to handle the so-called 'MFC private message', WM_SIZEPARENT. WM_SIZEPARENT is a so-called 'user message,' and it's defined in <afxpriv.h>. The framework sends this message to child windows of the main frame window in response to the main frame window being resized (and hence receiving a WM_SIZE message from Windows).
So I came up with the following algorithm to handle the case of the main frame window being moved or sized by the user (the WM_SIZE message is sent by Windows in both cases):
Figure 2: Algorithm to re-center child windows when user resizes or moves the main frame window of the application.
Let's work from the end of the flowchart up to the handling of the WM_SIZE message. Working this way, my first step is to add a handler to my CChildFrame (derived from CMDIChildWnd) class for the WM_SIZEPARENT message. The code for this message is declared in <afxpriv.h>, so the best policy is to add a #include line for it to STDAFX.H:
#include <afxpriv.h> // MFC private messages
Next, we have to add a line in the DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP section of the CHILDFRM.H file (where my CChildFrame class is declared):
// Generated message map functions protected: //{{AFX_MSG(CChildFrame) // NOTE - the ClassWizard will add and remove member functions here. // DO NOT EDIT what you see in these blocks of generated code! //}}AFX_MSG afx_msg LRESULT OnSizeParent(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam); DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()
Next we'll go to the CHILDFRM.CPP file and add a message map entry and handler for the WM_SIZEPARENT message. Notice that the code you type is in bold, and we have to add the entire handler implementation from scratch:
BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CChildFrame, CMDIChildWnd) //{{AFX_MSG_MAP(CChildFrame) // NOTE - the ClassWizard will add and remove mapping macros here. // DO NOT EDIT what you see in these blocks of generated code ! //}}AFX_MSG_MAP ON_MESSAGE(WM_SIZEPARENT, OnSizeParent) END_MESSAGE_MAP()
LRESULT CChildFrame::OnSizeParent(WPARAM, LPARAM) { CenterWindow(AfxGetMainWnd()); return 0; }
The WM_SIZEPARENT message gets sent by the handler we'll be adding to CMainFrame for the WM_SIZE message. But first, a preliminary. Notice how I mentioned above that the centering of a given MDI child window can be thrown off if, say, the user hides or shows the toolbar(s) or status bar? Let's also account for this. First, an aside on the structure of the main window.
Window handles exist to denote windows, and they are useful to pass to various Windows API functions when we want to do something to the corresponding window. It turns out that the client area of the main window of a typical MFC application is filled by a window called the MDIClient. It is actually the MDIClient which is the parent of all the MDI child windows currently open in the main window. The window handle of the MDIClient is stored in the CMDIFrameWnd::m_hWndMDIClient member variable.
In order to get the WM_SIZEPARENT message sent out to all the MDI child windows (since we never know a priori just which MDI child windows are open at any given time), we are going to ask the MDIClient to worry about delivering the said message to all its children. We employ CWnd::FromHandle, which is a static function, to get a CWnd pointer to the MDIClient, and then use CWnd::SendMessageToDescendants to send the WM_SIZEPARENT message to the MDI child windows. As may be guessed from its name, CWnd::SendMessageToDescendants simply sends the specified messages to the given CWnd's child windows, whichever windows those are.
When the user hides or shows the toolbar(s) and the status bar, the framework calls CFrameWnd::RecalcLayout to handle the repositioning of child windows and other elements of the main window. RecalcLayout is a virtual function, which we may override. Since, resizing the main window also amounts to modifying its 'layout'. So let's make our override of RecalcLayout be in charge of sending the WM_SIZEPARENT messages to the MDI child windows currently in the main window.
Open up ClassWizard, and select the CMainFrame class, and override RecalcLayout. We are going to employ the approach mentioned above. Fill in the code shown below in bold:
void CMainFrame::RecalcLayout(BOOL bNotify) { // Call base class first CMDIFrameWnd::RecalcLayout(bNotify); if (::IsWindow(m_hWndMDIClient)) { CWnd* pClientWnd = CWnd::FromHandle(m_hWndMDIClient); // Hopefully this should notify CMDIChildWnds that their // client area is changing size -- better re-center themselves! pClientWnd->SendMessageToDescendants(WM_SIZEPARENT, 0, 0, FALSE, FALSE); } }
Note how we call IsWindow to check that the m_hWndMDIClient handle is valid, before proceeding. This is critical if your application automatically creates, e.g., a new document initially on startup. The first time RecalcLayout is called by the framework is before the MDIClient is created, so at this point, CWnd::FromHandle will cause an exception if you try to get a CWnd* pointer from the (now invalid) m_hWndMDIClient handle.
OK, so now if the user hides or shows the toolbar(s) or status bar, we are covered. What about if they move, resize, minimize, maximize, or restore the main window? Odds are nothing will happen. To update the centering of the MDI child window(s) open in the main window, we need to handle the WM_SIZE message. In the message handler, we'll call our RecalcLayout override to do the dirty work. Here's the code (you add the code shown in bold after using ClassWizard to create the handler):
void CMainFrame::OnSize(UINT nType, int cx, int cy) { CMDIFrameWnd::OnSize(nType, cx, cy); RecalcLayout(); }
That's it, we're done. The program should now center its MDI child window(s) upon creation. And resizing/moving etc. the window, or hiding or showing the toolbar(s) or status bar should leave the open MDI child window(s) unscathed.
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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Anglo-Norman lure, from Old French loirre (Modern French leurre), from Frankish lothr, from Proto-Germanic *lōþr-. Compare English allure, from Old French.
- (UK) IPA(key): /l(j)ʊə/, /lɔː(ɹ)/, lɜː
- (US) IPA(key): /lʊəɹ/, /lɔɹ/, /lɝ/
- Homophone: lore (some accents)
Audio (US) (file) - Rhymes: -ʊə(r)
- Rhymes: -ɜː(ɹ)
lure (plural lures)
- Something that tempts or attracts, especially one with a promise of reward or pleasure.
- (Can we find and add a quotation of Milton to this entry?)
- (fishing) An artificial bait attached to a fishing line to attract fish.
- A bunch of feathers attached to a line, used in falconry to recall the hawk.
- 1594, William Shakespeare, The Taming of the Shrew, IV. i. 178:
- My falcon now is sharp and passing empty, / And till she stoop she must not be full-gorged, / For then she never looks upon her lure.
- 1594, William Shakespeare, The Taming of the Shrew, IV. i. 178:
- A velvet smoothing brush.
- (Can we find and add a quotation of Knight to this entry?)
tempting or attractive object
artificial fishing bait
lure (third-person singular simple present lures, present participle luring, simple past and past participle lured)
- To attract by temptation etc.; to entice.
- To recall a hawk with a lure.
to entice
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From Middle Low German luren
lure (imperative lur, present tense lurer, passive lures, simple past lurte, past participle lurt, present participle lurende)
- "lure" in The Bokmål Dictionary.
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lure (present tense lurar or lurer, past tense lura or lurte, past participle lura or lurt, present participle lurande, imperative lur)
- Alternative form of lura
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lure f (oblique plural lures, nominative singular lure, nominative plural lures)
- lure (bunch of feathers attached to a line, used in falconry to recall the hawk)
- English: lure
- lure on the Anglo-Norman On-Line Hub
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It was bound to happen again!
A few short months after a Corona-made game topped the free chart in the App Store, another one has done the same in the Android Market.
Yes, the ridiculously fun Blast Monkeys just beat out heavyweights like Angry Birds and Words with Friends to take the #1 spot in the Android Market's "Top Free Games" category. Seems like just yesterday they topped 1 million downloads (which is now over 2 million!) and were racing up the Android charts…
…Congrats to the Yobonja guys on their latest achievement — and it doesn't look like it'll be slowing down anytime soon! 😉


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Editor's note: Bruce Schneier is a security technologist, and author of "Beyond Fear: Thinking Sensibly About Security in an Uncertain World." You can read more of his writing at http://www.schneier.com/
(CNN) -- The Underwear Bomber failed. And our reaction to the failed plot is failing as well, by focusing on the specifics of this made-for-a-movie plot rather than the broad threat. While our reaction is predictable, it's not going to make us safer.
We're going to beef up airport security, because Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab allegedly snuck a bomb through a security checkpoint. We're going to intensively screen Nigerians, because he is Nigerian. We're going to field full body scanners, because they might have noticed the PETN that authorities say was hidden in his underwear. And so on.
We're doing these things even though security worked. The security checkpoints, even at their pre-9/11 levels, forced whoever made the bomb to construct a much worse bomb than he would have otherwise. Instead of using a timer or a plunger or another reliable detonation mechanism, as would any commercial user of PETN, he had to resort to an ad hoc homebrew -- and a much more inefficient one, involving a syringe, and 20 minutes in the lavatory, and we don't know exactly what else -- that didn't explode.
At that point, AbdulMutallab's fellow passengers quickly subdued him. Yes, the screeners didn't notice any PETN in his underwear, but the system was never intended to catch that particular tactic. There probably were intelligence failures -- why wasn't his father's tip followed up on, and why wasn't his visa revoked? -- but it's always easy to connect the dots in hindsight.
We're doing these things even though this particular plot was chosen precisely because we weren't screening for it; future al Qaeda attacks rarely look like past attacks; and the terrorist threat is far broader than attacks against airplanes.
We're doing these things even though airplane terrorism is incredibly rare, the risk is no greater today than it was in previous decades, the taxi to the airport is still more dangerous than the flight, and ten times as many Americans are killed by lightning as by terrorists.
In fact, we're focusing on the specifics of the plot, not despite these facts, but because of them.
The Underwear Bomber is precisely the sort of story we humans tend to overreact to. Our brains aren't very good at probability and risk analysis, especially when it comes to rare events. Our brains are much better at processing the simple risks we've had to deal with throughout most of our species' existence, and much poorer at evaluating the complex risks modern society forces us to face. We exaggerate spectacular rare events, and downplay familiar and common ones.
We can see the effects of this all the time. We fear being murdered, kidnapped, raped and assaulted by strangers, when it's far more likely that the perpetrator of such offenses is a relative or a friend. We fear school shootings, even though a school is almost always the safest place a child can be. We worry about shark attacks instead of fatal dog or pig attacks -- both far more common. In the U.S., over 38,000 people die each year in car crashes; that's as many deaths as 9/11 each and every month, year after year.
Overreacting to the rare and spectacular is natural. We tend to base risk analysis on personal story rather than on data. If a friend gets mugged in a foreign country, that story is more likely to affect how safe you feel in that country than abstract crime statistics.
We give storytellers we have a relationship with more credibility than we give strangers, and stories that are close to us more weight than stories from foreign lands. And who is everyone's major storyteller these days? Television.
I tell people that if it's in the news, don't worry about it. The very definition of "news" is "something that hardly ever happens." It's when something isn't in the news, when it's so common that it's no longer news -- car crashes, domestic violence -- that you should start worrying.
But that's not the way we think. The more an event is talked about, the more probable we think it is. The more vivid our thoughts about the event are -- again, think television -- the more easily we remember it and the more convincing it is. So when faced with a very available and highly vivid event like the Underwear Bomber, 9/11, or a child kidnapping in a playground, we overreact. We get scared.
And once we're scared, we need to "do something" -- even if that something doesn't make sense and is ineffective. We need to do something directly related to the story that's making us scared. We implement full body scanners at airports. We pass the Patriot Act. We don't let our children go to playgrounds unsupervised. Instead of implementing effective, but more general, security measures to reduce the overall risk, we concentrate on making the fearful story go away. Yes, it's security theater, but it makes us feel safer.
As circular as it sounds, rare events are rare primarily because they don't occur very often, and not because of any preventive security measures. If you want to do something that makes security sense, figure out what's common among a bunch of rare events, and concentrate your countermeasures there.
Focus on the general risk of terrorism, and not the specific threat of airplane bombings using PETN-filled underwear. Focus on the general risk of troubled teens, and not the specific threat of a lone gunman wandering around a school. Ignore the movie-plot threats, and concentrate on the real risks.
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Any advice on which petrol lawn mower to purchase when I have never had one before. Not a huge lawn but takes about 45 mins to complete front and back. Thanks
Anyone suggest what has nibbled my lovely raddish? I have grown fab round raddish but when I harvest them I notice that the raddish has been half eaten. What is enjoying the fruits of my labour before I get to enjoy it please?
Well It is almost time to start getting all my lovely garden tools out of hibernation ...can't wait. It got me thinking....what would be the tool you would not be without for your gardening, have you ever made something that you find useful? Have you a handed down tool you would hate to lose or break ?
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Hi, When do you plant first early potatoes ? I live in the Bristol area of the UK. anyone got some in yet ?
What are your favourite new pototoes ?? There seems to be so many to choose from and being a novice it's hard to choose !! I don't have a huge space and will only grow some first earlies.
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Well, it's the time of year when I get so impatient to start sowing and getting ready for this years vegetable and flower planting .....yes too early I know but the feeling is there every year !!!
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Also how long will I have to wait for a flower on my Agapanthus I have grown from seed? Alot of green but no flower stalk .....must be 4 years old now !!!
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Q. Oh, Carolyn, I'm having some food issues with my son.
While I was nursing the baby, I could hear the other kids running around. It turns out they found the Easter candy I had bought for them and were eating it all! That's silly and understandable, even if frustrating.
Then, this weekend, I noticed my 7-year-old son's tongue was bright pink. I asked him what he had been eating. He walked away from me. I asked him again. He told me he wasn't eating anything. I told him I could see his pink tongue and I knew he hadn't had anything pink for lunch. He told me it was the pink chewable tablet from the dentist. Carolyn, we went to the dentist over a month ago! I told him I knew he wasn't telling me the truth and it made me sad. I didn't yell, but inside I'm panicking.
Then while cleaning up today, I found about 20 candy wrappers under his bed. Every night, even if the kids don't eat any dinner, they get one small dark chocolate square to signal that the meal is over and so we don't reward or punish eating certain foods over others. I really am working to build healthy food perspectives in this family. All the candy that I have stored was eaten and under his bed.
I'm panicking because he is old enough to know he is doing something wrong, and he is lying about it to my face.
I don't want to home-school him (oh gawd, no!) but he has to be learning this kind of behavior somewhere. What happened to my positive influence?
A. Ah, yes, those awful nameless Bad Kids at School (and their terrible parents) who turn our conscientiously raised angels into liars and thieves.
Kids lie, you lie, I lie, everybody lies, or just about. Why? Sometimes it's selfish, and sometimes it's because all but the youngest humans understand that "I gagged a bit and discreetly spit it into my napkin" is not a nice way to answer the question, "How do you like my quiche?"
Plus, kids like candy, duh, and they especially like commando raids on hidden holiday loot.
Combine the two and, yes, you're having "some food issues" -- the quantity is a flag -- but they sound more like standard kid issues. What you describe hits the (pardon me) sweet spot, in that it's an intersection of such major growing-up themes as limit-testing, parent-pleasing, pleasure-seeking and, the force that binds us all together, chocolate.
Your son is trying forbidden things not because he's a bad kid or because you won't home-school, but because he's a kid, period. He wants to see what it's like to make his own rules instead of deferring always to yours. (And good for him; it's the ones who don't who concern me.)
Yet for all his commando-raiding ways, he still wants to feel the light of your love on his face -- so when he gets caught breaking your rules, he lies to cover his crimes, to pre-empt your displeasure and to keep your delight in him intact.
You sound quite earnest in your desire to raise him just so, which is admirable, but I swear they have radar for that. Plus, your hard work to mark a "right" path for him unwittingly hands him a map for whatever rebellion he wants to take on. Wanna differentiate from Mom? Hit her stash of the most carefully controlled substance in the house (that he's aware of).
This answer is going to be long on context and short on advice, in part because the full answer is about child-rearing itself and fills countless volumes. In one column, I can only advise you toward a pragmatic start: Don't fall into the good kids/bad kids (and mine of course are special!!!) trap, and understand that to stray is human; preach and practice the virtues of truth, meaning no "Say I'm not home" when annoying Auntie calls; keep expressing sadness when he lies and praise truth-telling generously, even when the truth is an ugly one.
And: Loosen up on the chocolate -- practically and metaphorically. Decide which freedoms you're willing to grant your kids, including when and to what degree, then cut your kids loose within those boundaries.
Some of those aforementioned volumes for you to consult: "NurtureShock" by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman has an eye-opening chapter on lying; "How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk," by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, and, "Parenting with Love & Logic," by Foster Cline and Jim Fay, are both solid on granting kids age-appropriate freedom as a pathway to self-control.
Teaching your boy to make good choices -- on his own, not just because you insist -- is a childhood-long endeavor, and those wrappers are your notice that your approach has to grow as he does.
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TMZ has reportedly obtained images of the pop star in which he is said to be smoking weed with Lil Za. The photos, which are alledgely being shopped to various media outlets, show the pop singer toking it up with friends. Also allegedly at the gathering is a large bottle of codeine, which could make this latest incident a much larger issue for Bieber.
Bieber, who earlier this year faced criticism after a series of leaked images showed him celebrating the New Year by partaking with some weed, has yet to comment on the latest images. It is the latest in a series of missteps for one of the world's best known music stars.
The pictures surface just weeks after a photographer was killed while trying to snap pics of Bieber's Ferrari. The photographer, Chris Guerra, allegedly told a friend shortly before his death that he had witnessed the teen pop sensation driving his car while smoking on a marijuana pipe. Bieber's spokespeople, at the time, denied the allegation, saying it was the latest rumor making its way through Hollywood.
The alleged photos also follow in the wake of Bieber and Selena Gomez reportedly splitting up again over the holidays, after a romantic vacation in Mexico turned sour. A source close to the pair confirmed the break up at the time, saying the split was the result of differences and tough schedules.
The images could not come at a worse time. Lil Za was behind the wheel of Beiber's Ferarri when it was pulled over yesterday, according to various media reports. Lil Za was arrested and cited for not having a license, according to TMZ. A man then reportedly arrived later to pick up Bieber's Ferrari. On Thursday, TMZ reported that that same $200,000 Ferrari was left at a Los Angeles-area repair shop after Lil Twist bottomed it out during a joyride at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills.
At least there is a silver lining for the pop star: his latest album is doing well. Bieber will grab his fifth number one album with the release of his latest album, Believe Acoustic. The album, which is largely a rehash of his 2012's Believe, will reportedly sell upwards of 215,000, making it the biggest release for a week for a January debut. Bieber's title is one of four new albums coming in the Billboard 200 top 10.


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- Kriech AJ, Snawder JE, Herrick RF, Olsen LD, McClean MD, Cavallari JM, Osborn LV, Blackburn GR. Study design and methods to investigate inhalation and dermal exposure to polycyclic aromatic compounds and urinary metabolites from asphalt paving workers: Research conducted through partnership. Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons. 2011, in press.
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- Fang SC, Eisen EA, Cavallari JM, Mittleman MA, Christiani DC. Vascular effects of metal-rich particulate exposures: acute changes in augmentation index among welders. Epidemiology. 2008 Mar;19(2):217-25.
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- Nuernberg A, Boyce P, Cavallari J, Fang S, Eisen E, Christiani D. Urinary 8-isoprostane and 8-OHdG concentrations in boilermakers with welding exposure. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 2008 Feb;50(2):182-9.
- Cavallari JM, Eisen EA, Chen JC, Fang SC, Dobson CB, Schwartz J, Christiani DC. Night heart rate variability and particulate exposures among boilermaker construction workers. Environmental Health Perspectives. 2007 Jul;115(7):1046-51.
- Chen JC, Cavallari JM, Stone PH, Christiani DC. Obesity is a modifier of autonomic cardiac responses to fine metal particulates. Environmental Health Perspectives. 2007 Jul;115(7):1002-6.
- McClean MD, Rinehart RD, Sapkota A, Cavallari JM, Herrick RF. Dermal exposure and urinary 1-hydroxypyrene among asphalt roofing workers. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene. 2007;4 Suppl 1:118-26.
- Michel RG, Cavallari JM, Znamenskaia E, Yang KX, Sun T, Bent G. Digital video clips for improved pedagogy and illustration of scientific research – with illustrative video clips on atomic spectrometry. Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy. 1999;54:1903-18.
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byThis has been a winter of costly discontent for airline executives.
Successive storms at the nation's biggest airline hubs—Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago, Atlanta, and New York—have caused more than 81,000 flight cancellations over the past 75 days, according to data compiled by FlightStats and Flightaware, two of the major companies that track airline operations. Today alone, as a new storm hit from Virginia to Maine, airlines scrubbed more than 6,000 flights. On Wednesday the tally was 4,100 after Atlanta and Charlotte struggled with icing.
Today's winter storm forced cancelations of more than half the flights at 16 East Coast airports, including Charlotte, Newark, Philadelphia, and the three airports surrounding Washington, D.C. That marked the worst one-day disruption since Hurricane Sandy in 2012, Bloomberg News reported.
A certain level of flight cancellations can actually benefit large airlines, which see savings from unused jet fuel and fewer duty hours by staff. Pilots, for example, are paid when a plane moves, not when it's delayed at a gate. Delta Air Lines said last week that its January passenger revenue benefited 0.5 percent when the carrier was forced to cancel 4,000 flights in Atlanta on Jan. 28 and 29 due to a major snowstorm.
But past a certain point the weather-related snafus exact a high cost for carriers. United said the storms in January cost $60 million, due to lost revenue, while JetBlue Airways, the largest domestic operator in Boston and New York-JFK, said December snowstorms cost $30 million. Across the industry the toll of cancellations will "certainly" curb profits, says Helane Becker, an analyst with Cowen.
When weather cancels a flight, most passengers usually change their travel date, and the airline retains the revenue from the ticket sale. Given the nature of business meetings and conferences, however, some travelers may instead skip the trip entirely—and that will usually trigger refunds. Even some vacationers might even decide it's not worth the headache of rebooking and seek to get their money back. "If you're in the middle of a business trip, you have to get home," Becker says. "But if you haven't started your trip yet, you cancel and maybe do a conference call or maybe book the trip for later."
The largest U.S. regional airline, SkyWest, told analysts on a conference call today that it expects a $24 million hit from the 13,000 weather-related cancellations the first six weeks of this year—3,000 more than it had during the first six months of 2013. In 2012, the airline had 12,000 cancellations for the entire year.


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Ottmar Walter
BERLIN (AP) - Ottmar Walter, a member along with his brother Fritz of the West Germany squad that won the 1954 World Cup, has died. He was 89.
The German Football Association said Walter died in a care home early Sunday.
"Ottmar Walter was one of the players who made the Miracle of Bern possible," association president Wolfgang Niersbach said in a statement, referring to the 1954 World Cup final in the Swiss capital when Hungary led 2-0 before West Germany recovered to win 3-2.
In all, the striker made 20 appearances for the national side and scored 10 goals.
Walter spent most of his professional career playing for FC Kaiserslautern, where he scored 336 goals in 321 matches. Together with his brother Fritz, who died in 2002, Walter won the German league with Kaiserslautern in 1951 and '53. "With Ottmar's death we lose another piece of our history," said Stefan Kuntz, the club's chairman. "We will remember an outstanding sportsman and human being."
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