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SEATTLE, WA--(Marketwired - Jan 8, 2015) - Indi (Integrated Diagnostics®), a molecular diagnostics company pioneering the use of blood-based proteomic tests, today announced that it has appointed Douglas Sanders as chief financial officer. Indi is the creator of Xpresys® Lung, the first non-invasive molecular blood test for the assessment of pulmonary nodules. Sanders is a prominent international life sciences CFO and entrepreneur who most recently served as CFO of CMC Biologics.
"As Indi explores new markets for Xpresys Lung and new applications for Indi's proteomics platform, Doug's experience at growing companies and successfully navigating liquidity events will prove invaluable," said Albert A. Luderer, Ph.D., chief executive officer, Indi. "Doug and I have known each other for ten years and had the pleasure of working together earlier in our careers at Light Sciences."
In addition to his leadership role at CMC Biologics, a private equity owned biologics manufacturer based in Copenhagen and Seattle, Sanders is the co-founder of several life sciences companies. Prior to that, he spent 15 years with Hoffmann-La Roche, mainly in Europe. His most recent position at Roche was as head of business operations and CFO for Roche Consumer Health, a division of Hoffmann-La Roche based in Switzerland. Later Sanders returned from Europe to become CFO of MediQuest Therapeutics, a development stage specialty pharmaceutical company. Earlier in his career he held auditor positions at companies including Eastman Kodak Company, Hoffman, Stewart & Schmidt and Ernst and Young.
"Indi's combination of technology and vision holds the promise to dramatically change the practice of diagnostic medicine," said Sanders. "The company's recent success at garnering insurance coverage for Xpresys Lung demonstrate the product's potential to help reduce unnecessary invasive procedures and lower costs. I'm delighted to be working with Al and the rest of the team to fulfill the promise of Xpresys Lung and Indi's proteomics platform."
Sanders holds an MBA from the US international business school, Thunderbird School of Global Management and a Bachelor of Arts from Gonzaga University.
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Xpresys Lung is a breakthrough protein expression blood test developed to provide physicians with a solution to a major medical dilemma in the United States -- the overtreatment of benign lung nodules. Today, it is estimated millions of pulmonary nodules are discovered each year; after traditional assessment protocols, which include biopsies and surgeries, most of these nodules are classified as benign. Xpresys Lung allows for the non-invasive assessment of pulmonary nodules in the 8-30 mm size range; traditionally, nodules of this size are associated with significant diagnostic uncertainty.
Xpresys Lung provides physicians with objective information to identify nodules with a high probability of being benign, potentially reducing unnecessary invasive procedures which may be risky for the patient and costly to the healthcare system.
The blood test measures the relative abundance of proteins from multiple pathways associated with lung cancer, using a highly sensitive analytic technique called multiple reaction monitoring mass spectroscopy (MRM-mass spec).
Data from two studies supporting the technology behind Xpresys Lung were published in Science Translational Medicine on October 16, 2013. Click here to access the full study.
About Indi
Indi (Integrated Diagnostics) is redefining molecular diagnostics and creating powerful new tools for physicians to non-invasively assess and more effectively manage complex diseases to improve patient outcomes, reduce complications, and lessen costs to the healthcare system. With the company's first breakthrough test, Xpresys Lung, which measures multiple blood proteins and identifies lung nodules with a high probability of being benign, physicians have the potential to reduce risks and the need for unnecessary invasive procedures.
The company was co-founded in October 2009 by systems-biology pioneer Dr. Lee Hood, who recently received the National Medal of Science from the U.S. government. His groundbreaking research is based on a systems biology approach, which measures hundreds of protein biomarkers found in blood to report on the physiological state of the body's 50 major organs, such as the lungs.
Backers include Baird Capital, InterWest Partners, Life Sciences Alternative Financing and the Wellcome Trust. Foundational intellectual property is exclusively licensed from the Institute for Systems Biology and Caltech. Learn more at www.indidx.com
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Friday, January 4, 2008
77 Notes for Daisy:
- topcatrules said...
I think you could jump for the Olympics! Wow! I am impressed. Trixe likes to dress up too, she knows she looks beautiful in pretty outfits.
She's mom's litle girl. :)
- January 4, 2008 at 5:20 AM
- Ramses said...
Dat's one purrty dress Daisy! :)
- January 4, 2008 at 5:45 AM
- Parker said...
The blue is a very nice complimetn to your furs!
- January 4, 2008 at 5:49 AM
- Mu shue Pooh King Cat said...
very nice dress daisy I love it I dont have anyfing plaild
Lilly Lu
- January 4, 2008 at 6:09 AM
- Eric and Flynn said...
That's a pretty dress Daisy. You jump very well in it.
- January 4, 2008 at 6:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
Leapin' lizards! That's quite a jump! :-D)
- January 4, 2008 at 6:27 AM
- Diamond Emerald-Eyes said...
I have developed a new skill. Getting clothing off me without the aid of the human servant who put them on me in the first place.
- January 4, 2008 at 6:32 AM
- Rocky, Angie & S'more said...
That's a lovely dress on you Ms. Daisy! As you pointed out, it is a versatile outfit, as well :)
What a fantastic jump, too! We don't think we can do anything like that!
Rocky, Angie, & S'More xo
- January 4, 2008 at 6:37 AM
- bluecrystaldude said...
I still haven't manage to make my cat wearing any dress. Let alone a plaid dress like daisy. hah!
- January 4, 2008 at 6:54 AM
- bluecrystaldude said...
I just noticed I am the one of the few non-cat-picture here! lol. I hope I still welcome. :P
- January 4, 2008 at 6:56 AM
- The Lazy Iguana said...
You get the best cat action photos.
- January 4, 2008 at 7:00 AM
- Poppy Q said...
Daisy you is the bestest at jumping. What kind of camera does your mommy have?
Poor Pixie. I bet she is jealous of you, you little fashion princess.
Have a nice weekend Daisy doo.
- January 4, 2008 at 7:35 AM
- Beau Beau & Angie said...
WOW! What a shot, jumpin in dat dress should get some kind of award or somefin.
- January 4, 2008 at 7:48 AM
- Tamra Maew said...
What a jump! I am always looking to jump up as high as I can but I rarely leap. I love your plaid dress, maybe you could lend it to Pixie to make her feel better.
- January 4, 2008 at 7:53 AM
- Mickey said...
Daisy,that is one pretty dress! You must like it too as it puts 'spring' in your step ;)
Purrs Mickey
- January 4, 2008 at 8:03 AM
- Kaz's Cats said...
What a pretty dress! It looks really great on you, and still lets you make death-defying leaps. Tell you mom that the leaping photo is great - our mum just wishes she could take great photos like that one.
Purrs & headbutts
Gypsy & Tasha
- January 4, 2008 at 8:21 AM
- -d ma said...
That jumpin' shot is so cool. I think they should make more action movies with females in dresses.
- January 4, 2008 at 8:25 AM
- Honey P. Sunshine said...
furry cute daisy, tyra would be impressed
- January 4, 2008 at 8:31 AM
- Empress Bee (of the High Sea) said...
leaping lizards daisy, that was a hugemumgus jump!!! what a beautiful dress, does it give you special leaping powers?
smiles, auntie bee
- January 4, 2008 at 9:05 AM
- Sarge Charlie said...
Yep, special leaping powers for sure, must be a magic dress......you are real cute.
- January 4, 2008 at 9:23 AM
- Christine and FAZ said...
Hey Daisy, your plaid dress goes with my Tam O'Shanter (except we call it tartan over here not plaid). FAZ
- January 4, 2008 at 9:27 AM
- The Furry Kids said...
That is a lovely dress. And it's awesome for jumping.
Your stove looks very shiny. Momma had to dust our stove this morning. Don't tell her I told you. hee hee
- January 4, 2008 at 10:00 AM
- michico*Adan said...
Oah Dearest Daisy~!
You are the best jumping girl~!!!!
And that must be the greatest dress~!!!So fashion and also could support exercise~!!! That is wonderful~!!!!!!
Well Done~!!!!!
I think Pixie may a little bit jealous~!! Hehehehehe~! But I believe she also very proud of that she has a great sister like you :>
- January 4, 2008 at 10:10 AM
- Turkey Cats said...
We love your jumping picture!!! You have a great photographer.
The Turkey Cats
- January 4, 2008 at 10:15 AM
- TT said...
Daisy, you looks like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz!
- January 4, 2008 at 10:28 AM
- Cat-a-holic, Lilly and Laila said...
Daisy, we have come to the conclusion that you look good in all fashions!
- January 4, 2008 at 10:48 AM
- jenianddean said...
The action shot is awesome! Not only does it show how cute your dress is, it shows how fashion doesn't have to limit your routine.
-Jasper McKitten-Cat
- January 4, 2008 at 11:01 AM
- Tybalt said...
What a gorgeous dress, Daisy! I think with the right accessories, you could make a stunning Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz. I bet Hollywood calls you soon. Everyone would love a Kitty version of "Wizard of Oz"!
Hmmm . . . maybe I should produce that before I work on Phantom . . .
- January 4, 2008 at 11:19 AM
- Kaze, Latte, & Chase said...
WOW!! Now that is a leap! I think the dress looks easy to wear since you can be so active.
- January 4, 2008 at 11:39 AM
- Skeezy said...
WOW! Whut a jump!!!!! And the plad dress is vary kyoot! I think the silver threds pull the hole look together.
- January 4, 2008 at 11:41 AM
- Alasandra said...
You look really pretty in plaids Daisy. Blue is our Mommy's favourite color so she really likes your plaid dress.
~Scylla & Charybdis
- January 4, 2008 at 11:49 AM
- Lorianna said...
What a cute dress for a cute kitty! Your Mommie is such a good photographer too! :)
Happy Friday and Hugs and Purrs,
- January 4, 2008 at 12:01 PM
- Scooby, Shaggy & Scout said...
Very nice dress! It's good to branch out into different colors and patterns!
- January 4, 2008 at 12:02 PM
- Cheysuli and gemini said...
That is an excellent jump. I hope you allowed for the fact that that billowing dress will slow you down. After all, I would hate to have you fall during a fashion shoot!
- January 4, 2008 at 12:17 PM
- Health Nut said...
She's really hanging by a wire when you took that shot, right?
- January 4, 2008 at 12:23 PM
- Pet's are 4 Life said...
omg, thats a great jumping photo! We woves that dress!!!
- January 4, 2008 at 12:31 PM
- Zippy, Sadie and Speedy said...
Dat is a furry purrty dress, Daisy and it looks so nice on yoo. It's grate dat it comes wif a unnershirt and can also be worn as a sundress. Dat is furry versatile. Yoo also tawt us a new word.
- January 4, 2008 at 1:08 PM
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Hey very nice dress! What a jump. You could go for the next Olympic.
- January 4, 2008 at 1:16 PM
- Daisy said...
Ps: I am really, really jumping. It is not Photoshop or a camera trick or hanging by a wire!
- January 4, 2008 at 1:36 PM
- Clover said...
Oh Daisy! That is a beautiful dress and such a fantastic jump! You are a really cool cat.
Love Clover xo
- January 4, 2008 at 1:40 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Wow" Daisy great jump shot.Your dress is very cute :)
- January 4, 2008 at 1:59 PM
- Junior said...
That is one cute dress...and you look very cute in it. I bet it feels cool when the dress billows out!
- January 4, 2008 at 2:31 PM
- Rosehaven Cottage said...
I love your big smile, Daisy. So cute! And did you know that you have the same kind of bowl that Lucy does? Except hers is smaller I'm sure.
Cindy at Rosehaven Cottage
- January 4, 2008 at 2:39 PM
- Camie's Kitties said...
That is a very pretty dress Daisy. We like that you can jump really well in it. Its funny because we were just at Skeezix site and she said that he needed to wear blue to go with his eyes. We should go back and add that it will also go well with your pretty, plaid dress.
Tiki, Tavi, Cody and Camie
- January 4, 2008 at 2:43 PM
- HRH Yao-Lin said...
Daisy - that last picture made my heart skip a beat. You look beautiful in your new dress. I think the colour really suits you xx
- January 4, 2008 at 2:50 PM
- Sam I Am said...
Daisy .
I totally agree with you.
Cat's Meow what pretty plaid. It looks very good on you.May we add you to our Wicked CATS list.
Woof -woof
Lot's of Lick's
- January 4, 2008 at 2:54 PM
- Shilgiah the Cat said...
You really can jump exceptionally well in your blue plaid dress! I think you would make a great balerina! Do you have a pink TuTu (I don't know how to spell TuTu)?
- January 4, 2008 at 3:11 PM
- Shilgiah the Cat said...
You really can jump exceptionally well in your blue plaid dress! I think you would make a great balerina! Do you have a pink TuTu (I don't know how to spell TuTu)?
- January 4, 2008 at 3:11 PM
- The Devil Dog said...
Daisy, that is a very pretty dress. Mom likes the silver and blue. My, you jump so far! Yo are very brave. And yes, your dress does look very pretty when you jump. I think Lucky and I will not try jumping like that as I am she we will not be as good at it as you are.
- January 4, 2008 at 3:15 PM
- Kellie The Orange Cat said...
Daisy, you look wonderful in plaid. It looks like a very comfortable dress, you can do many jumps and stunts in this dress. Maybe you can wear it on your next circus act.
I want a Lotus Cat tree too - I keep telling my Mum that it would be like a sculpture, she isn't buying it yet....
- January 4, 2008 at 3:26 PM
- Dobby said...
Scarlett wants me to ask you if when you do your fashion show Fridays, do you get to wear your fashions all day long or just for the duration of the photo shoot? She only asks because she has some baby girl fashions that she wants to wear but she can't decide if she should wear them all day or not. What do you tink?
- January 4, 2008 at 3:30 PM
- Angus said...
That's a beautiful dress, Daisy. It really sets off the grey in your furs. I must say that your leaping skills are excellent, but then, you practice a lot I think!
- January 4, 2008 at 3:51 PM
- Patti said...
Daisy ... you look purrfectly beautiful in that plaid dress!! :)
- January 4, 2008 at 3:55 PM
- Bad Kitty Cats & Megan said...
Wow Daisy you sure can jump! We love your new dress and think it looks marvelous on you! The colors are great with your furs! A beautiful contrast! Purrs and Love from Zed Monster and the other Bad Kitty Cats
- January 4, 2008 at 4:10 PM
- Alex the Cat who owns Sometimes Saintly Nick said...
Daisy, I suppose that's nice dress for a girl kitty, but if my human every tries to put human-like clothes on me I will claw him.
- January 4, 2008 at 4:21 PM
- Nermal, Nico, Virgil, & Maggie said...
You're dress makes you look absolutely adorable! We also think the colors match your coat very nicely. (^_^)
- January 4, 2008 at 4:35 PM
- Asta said...
That is a vewy lovely dwess layewing is so in! and I biggified it and it billows bootifully...I be if you jumped stwaight down it would make a vewy nice pawashoot too..
I'm glad you don't think my beawd makes me look like a boy
smoochie kisses
- January 4, 2008 at 5:13 PM
- Chairman Mao said...
Wowie, what an adorabble dress -- you are such a superduper model, Daisy! And that pickshure of you jumpin in yur billowin dress is AMAZIN!!!
Kittyhugs and purrs from MaoMao!
- January 4, 2008 at 5:46 PM
- Caesar and Princess said...
Daisy this is a cute dress. we love bloo and plaid is very attractive and a happy sort of pattern
We hope you had Pixie have a very fun week-end
- January 4, 2008 at 5:53 PM
- zevo calamari said...
The picture of your jump should make the cover of Vogue.. it is truly a fashion statement and you are so talented!
- January 4, 2008 at 5:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
What a precious dress, Daisy! You look delightful in plaid.
And that last picture -- WOW! You are not only a model par excellence but you are also an extraordinary Acro-Cat!
Purrs and snuggles from Marilyn!
- January 4, 2008 at 6:53 PM
- The Meezers said...
awsome dress Daisy!!
- January 4, 2008 at 7:19 PM
- Cats~Goats~Quotes said...
We love the jumping shot, Daisy.
Our favorite one is your smile and your pretty whiskers.
~ The Bunch
- January 4, 2008 at 9:26 PM
- JB's Big World said...
Hi Daisy,
Again, you are making me laugh! That is a nice sundress. And what a big jump that is too!
- January 4, 2008 at 9:47 PM
- DaisyMae Maus said...
Daisy ... Mom said that you reminded her of some of the elementary school girls who live nearby. They have similar rompers to yours an' the plaid is NEARLY the same.
Do you have the matching navy blue cardigan with the little blue buttons?
- January 4, 2008 at 11:05 PM
- Randi said...
Oh Daisy! You are a fashion fashionista! Plus you've found a real versitile dress to do all your acrobatics! What more could you want? Well, maybe pockets full of Temptations!
Love & Licks,
- January 4, 2008 at 11:49 PM
- Samantha & Tigger said...
Daisy that blue plaid dress looks great on you and the t-shirt is just right. We love the last picture of you jumping! Haw far did you jump?
Your FL furiends,
- January 4, 2008 at 11:54 PM
- Michelle Gartner said...
Ohhh picture #3 is sooooooo cute. If I get any more mushy over it I will make wallpaper out of it. I know some one who needs a dress.
- January 4, 2008 at 11:59 PM
- The Furry Fighter said...
wow daisy what a leap! i know the new bionic woman is perhaps not what was expected (a Brit if you please!) but I don't fink they will give the role to a beautiful cat in a plaid dress ;)
- January 5, 2008 at 8:34 AM
- Sunny's Mommy said...
Wow you have snacks on set during your photo shoots? That's a real, professional photo shoot!
- January 5, 2008 at 11:29 AM
- Skeeter And LC said...
You look great in yer blue plaid dress!
- January 5, 2008 at 9:54 PM
- Andrée said...
I cracked UP at the photo of you leaping in your new dress! It's great! But (forgive me) I think pink is your color.
- January 6, 2008 at 11:05 AM
- Tanj,Uschi&Vladi said...
Wonderful leap!
- January 6, 2008 at 1:13 PM
- Tyler said...
Oh Daisy, I LOVE you in that last picture. You're such a tomboy in it. I can't believe your mom can get you in such wonderful shots. How did she know you would take that leap? You must like to do it often you silly girl.
Kali, my terribly awful big sister asked me to remind you to be gentle with Pixie. She feels sympathy for her age and heath issues.
- January 6, 2008 at 3:21 PM
- Gretchen said...
I love yor plaid dress and your leaping!
- January 6, 2008 at 5:31 PM
- darlene said...
i was at pet smart today, which i rarely visit, but anyhow, i seen the cutest dress and thought , omg, that would be perfect for Daisy, i could never even think of placing anything on any of mine....they just would not have it....lol
thank goodness i can come here and see Daisy!!
- January 6, 2008 at 6:35 PM
- The Crew said...
We just love your new dress! It'll be perfect to wear for the first party in the Spring.
Tipper & Misty
- January 8, 2008 at 2:51 PM


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At our recent appointment, the dietitian talked about differences in absorption of carbs, fats, and proteins. She said the body coverts all of them to glucose, but fats and proteins are absorbed and converted so slowly that they have less of an effect on blood glucose. My daughter is a picky eater and while we do our best, her diet consists mostly of carbohydrates (cereal, milk, breads, fruits, etc). She also said something that seemed to imply eating fats or proteins prior to carbs, would slow the absorption of the carbs too (I think she gave the example of chocolate not being good for treating lows because of the fat content). My daughters numbers seem to spike very high after meals and then drop quickly. She sometimes feels low an hour before lunch, but then tests in the 200s mg/dl [11.1 mmol/L]. 45 minutes later, she tests and it is 50 mg/dl [2.8 mmol/L]. I have been told her symptoms are probably from the change in her glucose (dropping fast) and not the absolute number (in the 200s mg/dl [11.1 mmol/L]). This seems to go along with the numbers we see shortly after she eats being very high(300-400s mg/dl [16.7-22.2 mmol/L]). I am thinking that having her eat or drink something high fat or high protein immediately before her meal, may slow her absorption, which might then prevent the high numbers afterward and the following drop with symptoms. Is there any sense to this? Can you point me to any further info?
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Take a Cheese-making Workshop in Old San Juan
7/1/2018 Post Maria- Casa Lila was severely damaged by Hurricane Maria. They are reconstructing, so currently, not they are not making cheese.
Beaches and rain forests are usually at the top of most people's to-do list when they plan a trip to Puerto Rico. For something a little different, you can add a cheese-making workshop to that list.
I was always impressed when people would mention that they make their own cheese at home … it sounds artsy and complicated. But after taking a short cheese-making workshop at Casa Lila in Old an Juan, I now know that, with a little knowledge and some simple supplies, anyone anywhere can make their own hand-crafted artisan cheese at home.
During this 2-hour workshop, we had made some delicious soft cheese, and we were armed with confidence, ideas, and recipes for making some other cheeses on our own at home.
Rosa Avalo Franceschi (aka "Lila") invites you into her beautifully restored 300 year old home (Casa Lila) in Old San Juan, and shares her knowledge and love of cheese making with guests. Lila grew up in the Puerto Rican countryside, where she and her family made white cheese (queso blanco) at home with extra milk from their dairy farm.
Several years ago, Lila and a friend started Quesos Vaca Negra cheese company, making aged cheeses from local Puerto Rican milk. Now, Lila has decided to share her cheese-making knowledge with tourists and locals alike, by offering short but interesting "crash courses" on how to make cheese at home.
Our Hands-on Lesson
We had met Lila previously, when we did the Quesos Vaca Negra cheese workshop in Hatillo. While their cheese is excellent, it is a larger scale production using ingredients and methods (like aging) that the average person can't easily replicate. And, Hatillo is a bit out of the way for most people visiting the San Juan area. When Lila contacted us and said she has a cheese-making course for home users, I was interested. And, since it is in Old San Juan, it is easy to get to.
Lila welcomes you into the kitchen of her beautifully restored home. Here, she has the milk already warming and has added the coagulant. While that works, you sit in her living room where she gives a presentation about the origin of cheese and the different types of cheeses from around the world. I learned lots of new stuff that I never knew!
While you are learning, there are samples of the local Vaca Negra cheese with wine to try. During her presentation, you learn how cheese is made, and the differences between making cheese at home and large scale cheese-production.
We would be making a soft cheese (not aged), namely the Puerto Rican white cheese (queso blanco).
After the presentation, the "hands-on" part starts. The first thing we do is we cut the curds to separate the solids from the whey. Next, we have to drain off the whey, collect all the curds into a strainer, and let the whey drain out.
While it was draining (about 10-15 minutes), she took us on a tour of her beautiful home. The view from the bedroom and the upstairs deck is amazing.
Next is when the artistic part happens. We put our warm blob of curds into a bowl, and we had to what flavor cheese we wanted to make. She had all sorts of flavors — including local fruits.
We made a sweet ginger and honey cheese, and another one with garlic and onion. Lila told us how to mix the curd blob — depending on how you squish/mix it, different types of cheeses will form. The cheese was then put into the cooler for a few minutes to thicken a little, and then it was ready for us to take home. If refrigerated, it would remain good for about 2 weeks. But we ate it pretty quickly over the next couple of days!
Lila gave us a couple pages of different recipes that require only a few kitchen tools and simple, everyday ingredients. She also gave us a worksheet to record future cheese-making endeavors (and results).
I have to proudly say that my cheese was really delicious! And now I can say how I make my own cheese at home. I sound so artsy!
Normally, when we review an activity that is not free to the public, we pay the admission price out of our own pockets. However, we just want you to know that the folks at Casa Lila were kind enough to offer us this workshop for free. While we don't feel that this free ride influenced our review one way or the other, we felt that we should tell you, just as a matter of fact.
Cost of the 2-hour workshop described above is $50 per person.
Cheese-making workshops for tourists (English language) are available during the week. Days and times can vary depending on demand. Will work around cruise ship schedules. Spanish language workshops are available at other times, depending on demand.
Lila also offers a cheese-making workshop for locals called Locales Locos por el Queso, usually on the last Friday evening of every month. This class for Spanish-speaking locals. This is something the whole family can do together. Workshops can also be geared toward children, if needed. Check her Facebook page or website for info.
The workshop that we described above lasts about 2 hours.
You can call Casa Lila at 787-237-1671 or email to email@example.com for more information.
You can visit the Casa Lila web site for more information.
Casa Lila is also available for vacation rental, parties, weddings, and private meetings.
Casa Lila is located at 422 Calle Norzagaray (the lilac purple building next to the corner) oceanfront, across the street from the ramp at Fort San Cristobal.
Use this map to locate places mentioned in this article. You can click on a placemark to view the GPS coordinates for that place.
- Casa Lila: (18.467670, -66.112472)
PuertoRicoDayTrips.com assumes no responsibility regarding your safety when participating in the activities described in this article. Please use common sense! If your mother or that little voice in your head tells you that you are about to do something stupid … then don't do it!


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The TechLatino Georgia TechLatino Council Presents the Emerging Tech Leaders Summit at the Gathering Spot, Atlanta Ga.
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The Georgia Emerging Tech Leaders Summit is Tueday and Wednesday, April 25th – 26th and you're invited to take part as a member of our LISTA Washington DC TechLatino Council. Join us at the innovation center of the Gathering Spot, so don't miss this exclusive 2 day VIP event of empowerment, diversity and Inclusion, broadband and tech leadership.
Come one, come all, bring a guest, and be part of the movement to empower Latinos in Technology to continue to rise on future opportunities. This is going to be epic!
The summit will convene over 350 tech leaders, government officials and stakeholders for a collaborative summit reframing the discussion about the diversity and pay gap in the tech sector. The summit is a solution and policy-oriented, holistically reevaluating effective ways to retain and advance Latinos/as in technology and set an collective agenda on what we as latino-americans should focus the next 4 years and beyond.
The Emerging Tech Leaders Summit will advance effective strategies to help foster Latino entrepreneurship. Participants will leave with specific, scalable strategies they can personally implement in the field.
The Emerging Tech Leaders Summit will discuss the one thing we all think about: The economics of broadband and wireless, diversity in Silicon Valley, the growing threat of cyber crime. the Importance of Latino/as growth in technology, Small business creation…The art of the start, Social Media for your business advancement and much more.
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The one thing that everyone of any political stripe can agree on when looking back at the 2013 legislative session is that a whole lot happened. The furious pace lasted 120 days. But the political and policy impact of last year's session will be …
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The one thing that everyone of any political stripe can agree on when looking back at the 2013 legislative session is that a whole lot happened. The furious pace lasted 120 days. But the political and policy impact of last year's session will be felt indefinitely.Here are the top stories from the 2013 legislative session:
Guns, guns, guns. Did we mention guns?
There is no way to overstate the significance that gun legislation had on Colorado politics in 2013.Democrats scored major victories in passing bills that led to universal background checks on gun sales and limited the number of rounds that can be held in high-capacity ammunition magazines.
The legislation attempts made national headlines and even prompted a visit from President Barack Obama, who touted Colorado's gun-control efforts as a model for the nation.
Gun bills did not get off the ground in Congress, in spite of tragedies such as the Aurora theater shooting and Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre taking place in the same year. Yet in Colorado — a perennial swing state — Democrats made changes.But two key pieces of the Democrats' gun package failed: One that sought to ban concealed weapons from being carried on college campuses and another that would have held assault gun manufacturers and owners liable for crimes committed with those weapons.
Still, state Democrats did what couldn't be done at the national level. But there were consequences to their actions.
Total recall
The gun bills were met with fiery Capitol protests by pro-gun groups during the session. They and Republican lawmakers warned that Democrats would rue the day they chose to embark on those efforts.
That certainly was the case for three Democratic legislators.The Democratic majority in the Senate shrunk to a single vote after Senate President John Morse of Colorado Springs and Sen. Angela Giron of Pueblo lost separate recall elections that were spurred by their votes on gun bills. Two Republicans will take over their seats in the Senate this year.
The recall movement didn't stop there. Facing a potential recall election of her own, Sen. Evie Hudak of Westminster resigned rather than risk handing power over to Republicans in the Senate.
The recalls served as a reminder of just how powerful the gun lobby is in Colorado.
Not so fast, kids
The Future School Finance Act was a big win for Democrats in the spring – but it ultimately fell flat in November.
Senate Bill 213 — which turned into ballot measure Amendment 66 — sought to overhaul school funding formulas. It also would have brought about full-day kindergarten for all children and would have provided more resources for at-risk youth.
But voters didn't care for the nearly $1 billion price tag that came with the reforms. They flatly rejected Amendment 66 on Election Day.
Supporters can bring the issue to the ballot a few more times. But what the strategy will be going forward remains to be seen.
Pulling the lever with greater ease
House Bill 1303 overhauled how elections are conducted in the state. It enabled same-day voter registration and requires that ballots be mailed to all voters.Democrats — as well as a bipartisan majority of county clerks across the state — hailed the legislation as a way of modernizing an antiquated system, one that they say will lead to greater participation in the voting process.
But Republicans, including Secretary of State Scott Gessler, warned that same-day voter registration would lead to more cases of voter fraud and that the changes would be costly for individual counties to implement.
Gays celebrate
After back-to-back defeats in previous sessions, a bill that created civil unions for gay couples finally passed the Legislature and was signed into law in 2013.
The bill passed with bipartisan support in both legislative chambers.
It marked the first year since the bill was introduced two years earlier that it received a vote on the floor of the House. In the two previous sessions, the legislation had been killed by Republican-controlled House committees.
Several gay Democratic lawmakers were instrumental in the bill's passage. They included House Speaker Mark Ferrandino and Sen. Pat Steadman, both of Denver.
The victory was a bittersweet one for Steadman, whose life partner died of cancer in the fall of 2012.
Finally, after all these years
Ten years after it was first introduced in the Legislature, a bill that aims to help immigrant students attend college in Colorado became law.
Senate Bill 33, which allows undocumented students to attend Colorado colleges and universities at in-state tuition rates, received bipartisan support in both legislative chambers.
The bill requires that students attend a Colorado high school for at least three years. It also requires that students actively seek legal U.S. residency status.
The powerful oil and gas lobby
For the most part, efforts to further regulate oil and gas industry activities failed in the Legislature this year.
Fueled by efforts by several Colorado cities to halt the practice of hydraulic fracking, Democratic lawmakers introduced a package of bills aimed to put in place tighter regulations on oil and gas industry practices.
But those bills — including one that sought to change the mission of the Oil and Gas Commission to a more environmentally-friendly one, and another that sought higher fees on companies that cause toxic spills — failed.
Although those bills died, the calls to seek tighter regulations on oil and gas activities continue. Those efforts gained momentum in November, when voters in Boulder, Fort Collins and Lafayette approved anti-fracking city ordinances.
The death penalty doesn't part
Colorado's death penalty remained on the books following this year's session.
A bill that sought to repeal the death penalty failed to survive a legislative committee in March. But the repeal effort lost steam after Gov. John Hickenlooper hinted that he would veto the legislation.
But Hickenlooper has concerns over capital punishment, as evidenced by his decision in May to grant a temporary reprieve to Nathan Dunlap — a man who was on death row for killing four people at an Aurora Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant in 1993.
Smoke 'em if you got 'em
The General Assembly put in place several pieces of legislation that created regulations for Colorado's new marijuana industry.
The rules came on the heels of the 2012 voter-approved Amendment 64, which legalized the use and sale of recreational marijuana in Colorado.
Lawmakers created regulations for retail pot shops, including possession limits. The bills also put guidelines in place intended to keep the drug out of the hands of children.
In November, voters overwhelming approved a tax structure for retail pot sales.
Marathon days and crabby moods
Finally, it wouldn't have been the 2013 legislative session without daily, marathon-like committee hearings and floor votes.
Debate and testimony on polarizing bills often went deep into the night, which led to short fuses on the part of sleep-deprived lawmakers, especially in the final weeks of the session.
Republicans blasted Democrats for trying to push legislation in the final weeks. But some acknowledged privately that they would have done the same thing, had the roles had been reversed.
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Continuum of Care NOFA (Noticer of Funding Availability) FY18 Competition News
OK 504 Norman/Cleveland County Oklahoma Continuum of Care
The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) introduced the Continuum of Care (CoC) Planning Process in 1994. This community-based planning process identifies, prioritizes and works to mee the housing and supportive services needs of homeless individuals and families to include Transitional Housing, Permanent Supportive Housing, and Rapid Re-Housing.
The OK 504 Norman/Cleveland County Continuum of Care (Hereafter referred to as the "CoC") envisions a future in which every person and family in Cleveland County has a permanent, safe, decent, affordable home and the necessary means and community support to sustain it.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) conducts an annual CoC Program, nation-wide competition. Information on the CoC Program can be found on the HUD website: https://www.hudexchange.info/coc/
The City of Norman is the lead agency resonsible for completing and submitting an annual application for the CoC Program funding on behalf of the Norman/Cleveland County Coc. More information about the Continuum of Care (CoC) funding is available on the HUD website: https://www.hudexchange.info/programs/coc/
Continuum of Care (Interim rule) 24 CFR § 578 The Continuum of Care (CoC) Interim Rule was published on July 31, 2012 and took effect on August 30, 2012. The purpose of the regulation is to: Codify the CoC Planning Process; Return individuals and families who experience homelessness to permanent housing in less than 30 days; Consolidate the Supportive Housing Program (SHP), Shelter Plus Care Program (SPC) and the Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation Program; Promote a community wide commitment to the goal of ending homelessness; Provide funding to quickly rehouse homeless individuals and families while minimizing trauma and dislocation; Promote access to mainstream benefits; Optimize self-sufficiency; Provide funding to support the CoC structure & process; and Codify the CoC structure & process.
Norman/Cleveland County program standards that implement the HUD
regulations and guidelines for the CoC and the fundamental components of a CoC system should include:
- Outreach, intake, and assessment to (1) identify an individual's or
family's service and housing needs, and (2) to appropriately link them to
housing/ and or service resources within the community.
- Emergency shelter and safe alternatives to living on the street.
- Transitional housing with supportive services to assist people in obtaining
the skills essential for permanent housing.
- Permanent housing and permanent
supportive housing
Policy on Project Selection Annually, HUD publishes a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the CoC Program competition. The County will notify community members and key stakeholders that the application is available and will publish all parts of the CoC Consolidated Application on The City of Norman website with a deadline for project applications to be submitted to the Collaborative Applicant (CA). During this competitive process,the CA develops objective scoring criteria based on the criteria from the NOFA and local priorities that are consistent with the Federal Strategic to Prevent and End Homelessness.
The Governance Committee scores projects locally and recommends projects for inclusion in the application. The CA shall notify project applicants in a timely manner, per the NOFA guidelines, whether the project application(s) will be included in the CoC Consolidated Application submission. If a project is not recommended for funding, the County will notify the project applicant, in writing, of this decision.
General Membership:
Anyone who lives or works in the CoC geographic region can apply to be a voting member of the CoC. General members are welcome to attend the CoC Membership Meetings held four times a year or any relevant committee,subcommittee or local planning meetings in the CoC.
Exec CoC:
The OK 504 Norman/Cleveland County CoC Executive Committee serves as the HUD-designated primary decision making group and oversight committee of the Cleveland County area included in the OK 504 Norman/Cleveland County Oklahoma Continuum of Care.
CoC: Continuum of Care
ECHO: Oversight Committee to End Chronic Homelessness
ESG: Emergency Solutions Grant
HUD: U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
SSVF: Supportive Services for Veteran Families
OVOV: One Vision One Voice
VA: Veteran Affairs
Zero: 2016
TBRA: Home Tenant Based Rental Assistance
HMIS: Homeless
Management Information System
Eligibility for assistance under the CoC Program is determined
by HUD regulations and is further defined by project component. Projects funded
under the CoC Program may use the following forms to document participant
and Information
Upcoming Meetings: August 9th, 2016 Executive
Charter final editing process and adoption 2pm -3pm
August 9th, 2016 Executive CoC monthly
meeting: Guest speaker: Rebekah Zahn-Pittser, Department of Commerce,
Program Manager, to discuss 2017 ESG changes.
August 17th, 2016,
9am-11am: FY2016 CoC application agency presentations requesting renewals for
this competition.
August 30th, 3pm: Second
phase of FY2016 CoC competition in the Multi-Purpose Room for the review and
ranking process.
Full Continuum quarterly meeting on Tuesday, September 6,
2016 at 3pm in the Multi-Purpose room


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The Building
The sanctuary was built over a three-year period and dedicated in 1970. Designed by Armand Bartos, the distinguished architect of The Sacred of The Book in Jerusalem, which houses The Dead Sea Scrolls, this section of our synagogue was cited in Architectural Review as "an outstanding example of modern synagogue architecture."
In the Sanctuary
The bema wall, ark and eternal light are a memorial to the Holocaust Jews entitled The White Flame of The Six Million. It is by world-renowned artist Louise Nevelson, who designed a total environment for our sanctuary to stimulate the imagination without disturbing meditation.
|The Torah scroll covers were designed by artist Ina Golub and the needlepoint work was done by members of the congregation.
In the Santuary Lobby
Representation of the Western Wall of King Solomon's Temple. Red and black basalt painting by Moishe Castel. A major work of Castel's is the sculpture wall in Israel's Knesset building.
|The Flame, an aluminum sculpture by Dr. Seymour W. Meyer z'll, noted physician, sculptor and Temple Beth-El congregant, gives the feeling of arms lifed up to heaven in prayer, in an abstract form.
In the Rabbi Jacob Philip Rudin Chapel
Ilya Schor, creator of the silver doors for the ark of our Chapel, was a wood engraver, painter, and master silversmith. Here are depicted 36 righteous people in the Torah who are portrayed in a contemporary design.
The Mural by Perli Pelzig
The mural, a mosaic tile wall, created and executed by famed artisit Perli Pelzig, depicts, in a magnificent modern art form, the biblical narrative concerning Jacob's dream. It can be found in the space occupied by the Judaica Shop next to the Rudin Chapel.


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MOC women drop fourth straight CVAC game
By News-Argus Staff
Published in Sports on February 1, 2005 1:55 PM
CHARLOTTE - Kasey Gillis hit the go-ahead basket with 18 seconds left and Queens held on for a 66-63 win over Mount Olive in Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference women's basketball Monday. The loss is the fourth in a row for the Trojans and the second in a row decided in the final 20 seconds.
Two Trojan players established career highs for scoring as Melanie Cobb finished with 22 points and Anita Rogers added 11 points. Rogers connected on her first three 3-point attempts.
Mount Olive (8-8 overall, 6-4 CVAC) took an early seven-point lead and built the lead to as many as 12 points in the first half as Shenetta Moye's 3-pointer capped a 7-0 run and give the Trojans a 27-15 lead with 5:22 left in the first half. Queens (4-14, 3-8) cut the lead to four, but Rogers hit a three-pointer with seven seconds left in the first half to give Mount Olive a 35-28 lead at halftime.
Queens opened the second half with a 12-2 run to take its first lead since the 17:47 mark of the first half. Queens built the lead to six points, but the Trojans regained the lead when Rogers' 3-pointer capped a run of seven unanswered points to put Mount Olive ahead 48-47 with 9:27 remaining.
Mount Olive extended its lead to as many as five points, but Maggie Austin's basket with 2:13 remaining tied the game 61-61, the seventh tie of the game. Cobb hit a pair of free throws with 1:08 left to put Mount Olive back on top, but Queens tied the game 63-63 with 54 seconds left when Erinn Hayes scored the tying basket after keeping the Royals' possession alive with two offensive rebounds.
Queens forced a turnover on Mount Olive's ensuing turnover and after a timeout, Gillis hit a baseline jumper with 17 seconds left to put the Royals ahead to stay. Queens added a late free throw after the Trojans were unable to connect on the tying basket.
Latoria Harvey narrowly missed her sixth double-double in nine games with nine points and 13 rebounds. Cobb was 8-for-14 from the field and 6-for-8 from the free-throw line.
Austin led all scorers with 25 points to go with 10 rebounds, while Hayes also posted a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds. Austin was 9-for-11 from the field and 7-for-7 from the line.
Mount Olive returns to action Thursday as the Trojans play host to Barton in CVAC action. Tip-off is 5:30 p.m.
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