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Cork – 19 September 2012 – Mozy®, the world's most trusted provider of data access and backup, has expanded its distribution agreement with Arrow Enterprise Computing Solutions, a business segment of Arrow Electronics Inc., to jointly target small- and midsize-enterprise companies around the world. Arrow ECS also supports Mozy through the EMC® Velocity™ Solution Provider Program to target corporate and enterprise customers.
Under the expanded agreement, Arrow will aggregate Mozy's cloud services for secure data access and online backup that protect more than 90 petabytes of data worldwide. MozyPro® online backup is available through Arrow's new ArrowSphere cloud services platform. The ArrowSphere platform has been designed to offer resellers an innovative new way to combine cloud offerings into comprehensive business solutions for their end-user ... Read More
Three Key Trends Fueling European Expansion: Increasingly Mobile Workforces, Smartphone and Tablet Use, and Acceptance of Online Backup Services
Cork, 17 April 2012 – Mozy®, the world's most trusted provider of data protection and availability for consumers and businesses, is seeing increasing demand for its enterprise online backup solution based on some fundamental shifts in enterprise IT fueling that growth and, as a result, is launching its MozyEnterprise product in Europe. For more information about MozyEnterprise and its features, visit www.mozy.ie/enterprise.
"As a result of three emerging trends within enterprise IT the past three to four years – including the ubiquity of distributed and increasingly-mobile workforces; the exploding adoption of mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets within business; and increasing acceptance of cloud services within enterprise IT – we're seeing unprecedented demand from large businesses for MozyEnterprise®, the enterprise version of our award-winning online business backup service. We believe the market is right to introduce MozyEnterprise to the European market," said Claire Galbois-Alcaix at Mozy.
Backed by EMC, MozyEnterprise complements traditional on-premise backup solutions by supporting the IT demands of large organisations seeking more advanced IT controls for ... Read More
Signals a sea change in the classic online backup market
January 25, 2012 – Mozy® today announced public beta availability of Mozy Stash™, a new feature that provides Mozy customers with a simple way of keeping their files up to date and available across multiple computers, smartphones and tablets. Now Mozy customers enjoy an unprecedented service that combines Mozy's industry-leading online backup with the ability to synchronise files across multiple computers with Stash.
Use of Multiple Devices Changing the Backup Market
In the seven years since Mozy helped pioneer the online backup market, the way we access and interact with our data has changed significantly. In addition to the growing adoption of smartphones and tablets, many people are using multiple computers. Mozy ensures photographs, music and documents accumulated over the years are protected for a lifetime, while making those same files available wherever you are, on whatever ... Read More
Cork - 26 July 2011 – Mozy®, the industry-leading online backup service from EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), has today launched new features for mobile access for customers in the UK, as well as announcing upcoming improvements to its web access experience and Mozy restore functionality. As the result of a major upgrade to its European platform, MozyHome® and MozyPro® customers will now be able to easily and securely access their backed-up data from iOS, Android or internet-enabled devices, from anywhere.
"Mozy is going to give you access to your files wherever you are, whenever you like, on your terms," said Russ Stockdale, General Manager of Mozy. "Our customers want the data they're protecting with Mozy to work harder for them, so we will be enabling secure access to that information on demand, via mobile phones, tablets and our new, richer, web-access ..." Read More
Additional Controls Ensure Secure, Quality Processes for Mozy, Setting Company Apart From Other Online Backup Providers
SEATTLE – April 14, 2011 – Mozy™, the industry-leading online backup service from EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), today announced it successfully completed a SAS 70 (Statement on Auditing Standards No. 70: Service Organizations) Type II audit and received 27001 certification by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). In combination, these validations of Mozy's standards for security demonstrate the level of protection that business and consumer data receive as part of Mozy's backup services, further setting apart Mozy's services from those of other online backup vendors.
"We keep very sensitive data on our network, and when we risk-assess which vendors are safe to work with, these audits and certifications are high up on the list," said customer Rick Razum, Vice President of Information Technology of The State Bank of Geneva. "I do realize it's a long, thorough and expensive process to go through a SAS 70 Type II audit, and for those reasons most companies don't do it. So it means that much more to us that Mozy would pursue this. It gives us one more reason to justify our using MozyPro® to back up our computers and servers for ..." Read More
British workers put company survival at risk as they revolt against using Europe's oldest computers
London – 12 April 2011 – Alarming new research from, Mozy, the world's most trusted provider of online backup, has found that one in four office workers think purposely breaking their work computer or mobile, or trading it in at a store themselves, is the best way to get a new one, leaving companies not only at risk of losing property but also vital data that keeps them afloat.
With 40 per cent of office workers stating that their aging workplace PC damages their efficiency, through incidents such as crashes and data loss, the research implies that it's no wonder that some employees are willing to resort to extremes just to get an upgrade. However, with significant implications to businesses of losing the information on the broken devices, smash-happy Brits might not realise the implications of ..." Read More
Research reveals that UK businesses operate with the oldest PCs in Europe
London – 12 April, 2011 – Seven out of 10 Small-to-Medium Businesses (SMBs) risk corporate data loss through their failure to replace old PCs that they rely on to store business-critical data, according to research commissioned by Mozy™, the world's most trusted provider of online backup services.
The survey revealed that UK SMBs are increasingly abandoning the typical three-year refresh cycle of their PCs, with only 30 per cent of companies sticking to a planned refresh cycle in the past three years and 18 per cent not even trying. When asked what prevented them from implementing their device refresh plans, most blamed the economic climate.
As a result, the average age of a work computer in the UK is five years and two months - twice the age of those used in German companies. In fact, the average PC is now more than ... Read More
Online backup pioneer continues to be a leader in the Mac community in features and functionality
London – November 9, 2010 – Mozy™, the industry-leading online backup service from EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), today announced Mozy 2.0 for Mac. With improved features and a native-Mac experience, Mozy 2.0 for Mac makes it easier and faster than ever for Mac users to run and monitor backups and restores – whether they're using MozyPro® for business information or MozyHome® for personal data.
Mac users will now be able to enjoy faster upload speeds generated by optimised bandwidth usage and faster file scanning as well as pre-transfer processes. Mozy 2.0 for Mac also has a new look and feel, offering a true native-Mac experience. In response to customer feedback, Mozy 2.0 for Mac also delivers greater visibility into which files are backed up, increasing transparency of the backup process and ... Read More
Automated online backup protects company data, safeguards valuable information and stores personal memories
Munich, November 9, 2010 – Mozy™, the world's most trusted online backup service, from EMC Corporation (NYSE:EMC), is available for the first time as a German language service from November 2010. The company offers two services: MozyPro™ allows businesses to back up their sensitive information to secure EU-based data centres for retrieval should data be lost as a result of fire, theft, flooding, or something as innocent as a spilled coffee on the keyboard or a laptop left on a train. In the event of data loss, MozyPro allows businesses to quickly resume their activities, meaning companies and jobs are protected. MozyHome™ allows individuals to back up valuable files, such as digital photos, music collections, and financial documents online for safekeeping.
Mozy's new offering for its German customers includes a German language website, customer support in German, European data centres and billing in Euro. All the information about the service can be found on Mozy's German website: http://www.mozy.de.
MozyPro was developed to meet the needs of businesses and includes features such as phone-based technical support and server backup. MozyPro users also have access to a web-based administrative console where the software may be configured, deployed and centrally managed from a single location. Configuration options include when to back up, which files to back ... Read More
Mozy's due diligence checklist for SMEs
Outsourcing business processes is a growing trend, where many small businesses are choosing to place business-critical operations in the hands of third-party vendors. While the benefits of outsourcing operations such as accounting, marketing, and customer databases are many, caution must be taken to ensure the potential supplier is well prepared for the responsibility of handling such a task. Shockingly, our survey of UK businesses revealed that 80 per cent of respondents don't take the time to check out their suppliers before they entrust them with their business-critical information and processes. If you are enlisting or are considering enlisting the help of a third party vendor, we recommend you research these ten items before handing over your business-critical operations.
EMC subsidiary launches French version of the world's most trusted online backup service for businesses and consumers.
Paris – September 2, 2010 – Mozy™, the industry-leading online backup service from EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), today announced the launch of Mozy in France through the French-language versions of its client and website at mozy.fr.
Since the launch of the English-language version of Mozy in 2005, the solution has enjoyed significant success amongst French-speaking users, prompting the company to bring greater focus to the French market with local language versions of the ... Read More
Automated online backup service from EMC safeguards valuable personal content and vital business data with military-grade encryption.
LONDON – April 28, 2010 – Mozy™, the industry-leading online backup service from EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), today announced the launch of Mozy in the UK and Ireland through www.mozy.co.uk and www.mozy.ie. The service has two distinct online cloud backup offerings for consumers and small businesses – MozyHome® and MozyPro®. Mozy has won more awards and industry accolades than any other online backup service, protects more than 50,000 businesses and serves more than a million total users.
MozyHome offers online backup for personal home users covering all file types, from family photos to financial documents, with the same military-grade encryption used by online banks during data transfer for €4.99 per month for a single computer. Any consumer may download and try MozyHome, with 2GB of free backup, by visiting http://www.mozy.ie.
MozyPro offers automated and easily managed multi-user online backup for small offices, homes offices and small businesses through a pay-as-you-go model with no set-up costs. Complete security assurance ... Read More
EMC Forms Business Unit for New SaaS Offerings
HOPKINTON, MASS - January 22, 2008 - EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, today unveiled its software-as-a-service (SaaS) strategy and the release of MozyEnterprise™ powered by EMC Fortress™ for online backup of desktops, laptops and remote Windows servers. EMC also announced several new reseller agreements with business partners to offer MozyEnterprise online backup services to their customers. Additionally, EMC is expanding its relationship with Verizon Business to offer this new set of SaaS capabilities.
"Our strategy is focused on bringing new software-as-a-service offerings to market, powered by EMC," said Tom Heiser, Senior Vice President and General Manager of EMC's new Software-as-a-Service Business Unit. "We've introduced EMC Fortress, a secure, multi-tenant, scalable SaaS delivery platform providing customers with centralized billing, management and metering. EMC has more than 25 years of information infrastructure management and protection market leadership, and has brought this continued innovation in infrastructure solutions to bear on delivering a new class of SaaS solutions designed to support the enterprise IT needs ..." Read More
EMC's Mozy Powers New Online Data Backup Service for Lenovo ThinkPad Notebook Users; EMC Opens Mozy's First International Data Center in Ireland
HOPKINTON, Mass. – Sept. 3, 2008 – EMC (NYSE:EMC) the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, and Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY), one of the world's largest makers of personal computers, today announced a global partnership to provide an unlimited online data backup service specifically designed for the small business professional. The new service is available on all new Lenovo ThinkPad SL series notebooks and is powered by EMC® Mozy™, the industry-leading online data backup service for consumers and businesses.
"We looked to EMC's Mozy as the premier online data backup and storage service for Lenovo customers. We chose them specifically because of their innovation and industry leading solutions," said Henry Hicks, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Lenovo Worldwide Services. "Because data protection and security are growing concerns for businesses we wanted a world-class online data backup and storage solution to complement Lenovo's world-class products. EMC's Mozy delivers that with the right level of security and quality."
As small businesses around the world look for a cost-effective and easy way to protect their information, they are increasingly looking to online backup. Mozy provides a simple, automatic ... Read More
Weird and wonderful homework excuses by tech-savvy students unearthed by online backup service, Mozy
LONDON – September 8, 2010 – Tech-savvy schoolchildren are coming up with more extravagant excuses for failing to submit homework on time, it emerged today. New research by online backup service, Mozy (www.mozy.co.uk) found that the average British teacher hears at least 20 different homework excuses a week.
As the nation's children head back to school this week, three quarters of teachers said they are now hearing more obscure and tech-laden excuses, even though the same technology can now protect all of a kid's work. Eight in ten teachers believe kids regularly attempt to pull the wool over their eyes by blaming modern gadgets that the pupils believe older staff members will have failed to ... Read More
AMERICAN FORK, Utah — November 9, 2007 — EMC Corporation, the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, today announced an initiative by its Mozy subsidiary to help victims of the fires in Southern California. The initiative provides a toll-free number to help residents of Southern California who have questions about their computer data. Mozy is also offering complimentary DVDs with restored data to business and consumer customers affected by the disaster.
"We at EMC Mozy are concerned and want to do all we can to help," said Vance Checketts, director of business operations at EMC Mozy. "Those affected by the disaster need to focus on the safety of their families and friends, not how to get data back from their computers. Any Mozy customer in the region can get a free DVD restore and anyone else ... Read More
Cost Savings, Security Benefits and Growth in Electronically-Stored Information Drives Law Firms to Adopt Mozy
SEATTLE, Wash. – Thursday May 28, 2009 - Decho Corporation, an EMC Company (NYSE: EMC), today announced the number of legal organizations backing up client and business data with MozyPro® has more than doubled from the previous year. As the most trusted online backup solution for consumers, legal professionals and businesses, MozyPro is secure, budget-friendly and requires minimal resources to manage. The addition of Mozy™ to the American Bar Association's (ABA) Member Advantage program in August 2008 has also been instrumental in driving this growth and creating awareness among law firms around the need to conduct a regular legal backup.
In a time of tight IT budgets, law firms are looking for solutions that help lower costs and improve operating efficiencies. At the same time, these firms are perpetually working to preserve and protect electronically-stored information – like case files and client information – a consideration that has become all the more important due to legal retention requirements included the 2006 amendment to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Law Firms Deploy MozyPro With Minimal Upfront Costs
Joseph Booth, a long-time member and contributor to the American Bar Association, was able to meet these challenges by using MozyPro. Booth realized a 92 percent savings in backup costs ... Read More
eYun Service based on Mozy Brings Cloud-based Online Backup to China
SHANGHAI – September 22, 2009 – China Telecom Co., Ltd Shanghai Branch and Decho Corporation, an EMC Company, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver cloud-based services in China. The partnership's first offering is the eYun service. Based on Decho's Mozy online backup service, the new eYun service provides simple, automatic and secure online backup to Internet users in China. The companies are also working together to offer additional cloud-based services in the future.
eYun, which means e-Cloud in Chinese, is a cloud-based online backup service offered and operated in China. Bringing together China Telecom Co., Ltd Shanghai Branch and Decho's Mozy service, the joint offer targets the vast number of Internet users in China. eYun online backup offers customers offsite protection of their critical information from computer crashes, data corruption, viruses, human error and disasters. The two companies will bring their respective marketing resources and distribution channels to ensure the long term ... Read More
Berkeley Data Systems launches Mac Mozy Beta
Unlimited Backup for $4.95 a month
SALT LAKE CITY — Thursday, April 26, 2007 — Berkeley Data Systems releases Mac Mozy public beta — the first unlimited online backup service for Mac users worldwide. At $4.95 a month, the service allows millions of Mac users to encrypt and automatically back up all of their digital media content online, including collections from iTunes and iPhoto.
"The public beta was built by Mac engineers who understand the needs of the Mac community," says Josh Coates, founder and CEO of Berkeley Data. "With more than 1,000 participants in our limited beta, we're excited to be the first to embrace the Mac community with this unlimited online backup service."
Designed as a consumer service, Mac Mozy leverages Apple's innovative Spotlight Search technology, allowing users to easily select the types of files they want to ... Read More
Vodafone Customers to be Offered Secure, Offsite Protection and Access to Their PC's Digital Files Over Fixed and Mobile Broadband Connections
NEWBURY and SEATTLE – October 13, 2009 – Vodafone has formed a strategic partnership with Decho Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of EMC, to develop a range of cloud-based services for both business customers and consumers.
Vodafone PC Backup will enable customers to simply and securely back up work-related or personal digital content from their computer to a remotely hosted site. Once a customer has backed-up their digital content they know it is protected and that they will always be able to access it, even if their primary device is ... Read More
LONDON – June 24, 2010 – According to new research, a third of people in Ireland and the UK have lost precious digital photos forever due to a computer failure. Holiday snaps, baby photos and pictures capturing special occasions such as birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and graduation ceremonies are the most common photos lost. On average, four years of memories have disappeared.
The research, commissioned by Mozy™, the world's most trusted online backup service, reveals that the average person has over 1,500 photos or videos stored on a computer. One in five (21 per cent) people does not back them up at all, and over a quarter only backup data on ... Read More
Research reveals that UK businesses operate with the oldest PCs in Europe
London – 12 April, 2011 – Seven out of 10 Small-to-Medium Businesses (SMBs) risk corporate data loss through their failure to replace old PCs that they rely on to store business-critical data, according to research commissioned by Mozy™, the world's most trusted provider of online backup services.
The survey revealed that UK SMBs are increasingly abandoning the typical three-year refresh cycle of their PCs, with only 30 per cent of companies sticking to a planned refresh cycle in the past three years and 18 per cent not even trying. When asked what prevented them from implementing their device refresh plans, most blamed ... Read More
100% Growth In Six Months, Driven By Rapid Adoption Across the Spectrum of Customers
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Thursday, July 24, 2008 – Mozy, Inc., an EMC Company (NYSE:EMC) and the leader in online backup for businesses and consumers, today announced that it has doubled the size of its enterprise and small to medium-size business customer base during the first half of 2008. Mozy has more than 750,000 users and 20,000 business customers backing up 7.6 billion files to its 10-petabyte storage system. In addition, Mozy has announced that Thrive Networks, Inc. a subsidiary of Staples, has signed a contract with Mozy to provide online backup to its customers. This service will also be offered to Staples' customers as Staples Network Services by Thrive.
"Thrive Networks is very excited about our relationship with EMC, the world leader in information infrastructure." said Jim Lippie, president of Thrive. "We have been in search of a scalable, high quality and dynamic online back-up solution for our clients at a compelling price point and we finally found it with Mozy's service."
Organizations using the Mozy™ service range from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses in every industry, including General Electric, Vanderbilt University, The University of Pittsburgh and thousands of other small and medium sized businesses. Mozy also has a growing network of 2,500 resellers and partners, including Acxiom and AmeriVault. EMC has even integrated Mozy with Iomega® products to further extend the Mozy backup ... Read More


text: I just returned from three days in the Czech Republic RehBock hunting. This was my first RehBock hunt and it was a blast. I never expected to see so many RehBocks each time we were in the field. Three of us booked with Jagdvermittlung International (www.jagdland.de) for what I think is a good price which included two trophy's. Since we live in Germany and drove to CZ the entire trip was less than 1,000 euro each. We all had our quota before the last scheduled hunt. I got my two RehBocks as shown in the pics, and Tim picked up three trophy's, and Chuck got two, but unfortunately could not find his second RehBock. Our hunts consisted of high stands and stalks. I got both of mine from the high stand with each at 120 and 122 meters. Though my guide did not speak any English and I don't speak any Czech but we were still able to communicate sufficiently during the hunts. In short, it was an inexpensive and fun trip that I would recommend to all. Steve

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What IS this? Someone needs to delete this page. It has nothing to do with Warrioirs and has zero information on it. --BeautifulOblivion 02:14, May 10, 2010 (UTC)
This is a list of events that happened in the year 2005. It does have something to do with Warriors, as its purpose is to document when a book was released or when a specific event happened. Your point is true about zero information, but that is only because we have been negligent. I will fill this out later. --Bramble 03:15, May 10, 2010 (UTC)


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Research Symposium: Basic Mechanisms and Human Health
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Session 5. New Directions in Pulmonary Research
Cutaneous Application of Beryllium Salts and Oxide Particles Produces Beryllium-Specific Peripheral Sensitization in the C3H/HeOuJ Mice
Sally Tinkle, James Antonini, Jenny Roberts, Rebecca Salmen, Karyn Depree,
and Melanie Flint
Chronic Beryllium Disease is an occupational lung disease that begins as a cell-mediated immune response to beryllium. Because major improvements in respiratory protection did not decrease the rate of sensitization or disease over the last decade, and skin exposure to environmental chemicals is a well established route for immunologic sensitization, we hypothesized that skin exposure to beryllium could provide an alternative route for sensitization to this metal. Furthermore, recent evidence suggests that ultrafine beryllium particle concentration, not mass measurements, is the appropriate metric for relating exposure to risk of disease, and BeO particles are a common form of industrial exposure. We have tested fine particle penetration of human skin, and beryllium salt and beryllium oxide particle induction of peripheral sensitization in C3H/HeOuJ mice. We have demonstrated, by confocal microscopy, that 0.5 and 1 micron fluorescently-labelled dextran beads, in conjunction with flexing motion, as at the wrist, can penetrate stratum corneum and reach the epidermis. These data provided proof of concept for particle penetration into intact skin. To determine if epicutaneous beryllium causes peripheral sensitization, we applied BeSO4 solution or BeO particle suspension to the shaved backs of mice, and a single BeSO4 challenge on the ear. Forty-eight hours post-challenge, we measured by flow cytometric analysis of auricular lymph node cells, a significant increase in the B220 ratio and in the T cell activation marker, CD44. No change in surface marker expression was observed in mice sensitized with vehicle and challenged with BeSO4. Furthermore, we measured a concomitant decrease in CD62L on both CD4 and CD8 T lymphocytes, a cellular event also associated with T lymphocyte activation. To evaluate the antigen specificity of this response, we applied beryllium salts to the ears of mice and evaluated beryllium-induced lymphocyte proliferation (murine BeLPT) in vitro. We observed significant beryllium-induced auricular lymph node lymphocyte proliferation and peripheral blood mononuclear cell proliferation, with stimulation indices of ten and fifteen, respectively. In combination, these data provide evidence for beryllium salt and BeO particle induction of peripheral sensitization in mice and are consistent with development of an antigen-specific, cell-mediated immune response.
In Vitro Transformation of Phagocytized Beryllium Oxide Particles in the Murine J774A.1 Cell
G.A. Day1, A.B. Stefaniak2, M.D. Hoover3,
R.M. Dickerson4, E.J. Peterson1, N.A. Esmen5,
and R.C. Scripsick2
Beryllium (Be) metal, its oxide (BeO), and alloys are materials of industrial significance with recognized adverse effects on worker health. Currently, the degree of risk associated with exposure to these materials in the workplace is assessed through measurement of Be aerosol mass concentration, the control of which has proven ineffective at eliminating the occurrence of chronic beryllium disease (CBD). This might be due to intracellular change in BeO particles from crystalline to amorphous form as a potential mechanism by which dissolution occurs, thereby producing dissolved Be associated with the onset and progression of CBD. We examined changes in pre-characterized BeO particles engulfed by and retained within murine J774A.1 cells in vitro.
The physicochemical properties of commercially available BeO powder were analyzed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and x-ray powder diffraction (XRD). J774A.1 cells were dosed with BeO particles in vitro and incubated from 124 to 144 hours, followed by recovery of engulfed particles for post-characterization. Dissolved Be in recovered intracellular fluid was analyzed and quantified using inductively-coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES).
Pre-analytical TEM and XRD results showed a highly pure BeO powder consisting of diffuse clusters of primary particles measuring approximately 200 nm in diameter. Post-analytical TEM results did not show an observable change in morphology, chemical composition, or size. ICP-AES of the cell lysate indicated measurable levels of Be ranging from 3.2 to 27.4 parts per billion. These findings demonstrate the intracellular dissolution of BeO particles thereby showing that dissolved Be, concentrated within the cell, may serve as input to immunopathologic response in the host.
The Mouse Deep Lung is Exposed to Respirable Particles Administered by Pharyngeal Aspiration
A.F. Hubbs, G.V.S. Rao, M. Kashon, R. Salmen, L.A. Battelli, P. Willard,
J. Antonini, D.N. Weissman, and S. Tinkle
A pharyngeal aspiration technique has recently been described as a method for exposing the mouse lung to soluble antigens. This new technique overcomes the technical difficulty and potential trauma associated with intratracheal instillation methods in the mouse. In this study, we investigated the potential for the pharyngeal aspiration technique to expose the mouse deep lung to respirable particulates. Ten, 6-8 week old C3H/HeOujMMTV-, male mice were anesthetized with isoflurane using a bell jar. The mice were removed from the bell jar when anesthetized, placed on a dosing board with the mouth fully opened and the tongue gently held in full extension. A suspension of 1 micron blue fluorescent polystyrene amine-modified latex beads in a 50 microliter volume was pipetted onto the base of the tongue in the pharyngeal region. The tongue was maintained in fixed full extension until the mouse completed a minimum of two full breaths. Evaluations were made at 5 bead concentrations, representing a 100-fold range, with 2 animals per group. Anesthetic recovery occurred within one minute. Mice were necropsied four hours after exposure and no gross lesions were noted. Fluorescent beads were morphometrically quantified in frozen sections of lung. For each dose group, the percent of each microscopic field occupied by fluorescent beads directly and highly significantly correlated with number of beads administered (r2 = 0.99). Both the left and right lungs were exposed in all individuals, although the concentration of beads in the two sides varied in some mice. Beads were distributed in alveoli and alveolar ducts as free or phagocytized particles. We conclude that pharyngeal aspiration of particles is a simple, humane and effective technique that exposes the mouse deep lung to respirable particles over a wide range of exposure concentrations.
Beryllium-Induced Macrophage Apoptosis in Chronic Beryllium Disease
R.T. Sawyer, V.A. Fadok, L.A. Maier, L.A. Kittle, J.M. Routes,
and L.S. Newman
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The link between metal-induced apoptosis and granulomatous inflammation in human disease pathogenesis is not established. The presence of TUNEL positive nuclei in chronic beryllium disease (CBD) pulmonary granulomas suggested the possibility that beryllium (Be) could induce apoptosis in CBD bronchoalveolar (BAL) cells. Apoptosis was measured in unstimulated and Be-stimulated BAL macrophages from CBD (n = 21) and Be-sensitized (BeS, n = 16) subjects. Be-stimulated CBD and BeS macrophages underwent cytoplasmic membrane blebbing, surface CD14 loss, and nuclear fragmentation. Nuclear fragmentation was blocked by the general caspase inhibitor BD-fmk. Apoptosis, CD14 loss and TNF-a production were not observed in unstimulated BAL cells. Be induced apoptosis of two mouse macrophage cell lines, only one of which produced Be-stimulated TNF-a. Be induced apoptosis of bone marrow derived macrophages from TNF-a (-/-) knockout mice. Thus, Be-induced macrophage apoptosis was caspase-mediated, TNF-a independent, and it occurred whether cells were derived from patients with granulomatous inflammation or not. Our data suggest that Be-induced macrophage apoptosis could contribute to the host's continued re-exposure to Be. Beryllium-antigen induced macrophage apoptosis may represent a fundamental mechanism that separates antigen elimination and the resolution of inflammation, from antigen persistence and progression to chronic granulomatous inflammation.
(Supported by NIH grants ES06538 and GM60449)
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Nice PPV from MITB last night. I was throughly enjoyed with it although lack of logic by creative in some parts kinda made me wonder about their intelligence. I mean we had the tag champs against hunico and camacho on the pre-show, however the PTP-ers and Primo/Epico made it into a match on the card. As well we had 2 throw away matches after the WWE title match leading into the Raw MITB with Ryback vs. Hawkins/Reks (which turned out pretty good) and a divas match that generated no interest. Oh well the rest of the PPV didn't disappoint really.
The SD MITB was really good considering the amount of people. Minus the really obvious botches at the start of the match, yes I'm looking at Cara for what looked like busting up Ziggler's fricking neck with a messed up turnbuckle move. They made great us of the ladders, got a tensai powerbomb of cara through a ladder like Sheamus did last year. Speaking of who, Tensai at one point threw Ziggler, who sold it so well it looked like a botch that broke his frickin neck AGAIN. Christian showed why he's a vetran of ladder matches, and lead the match at times. Kidd got in some real great spots, again he also looked like he killed Ziggler with a somersault powerbomb of the ladders. Rhodes showed a great spot in the match as he looked natural in high profile matches like this and seemed overall like he's meant to be in this spot he is and go up. Sandow showed some great spots in this match as well as some great ability and skills in the match. Finally we have the SD's MR. MITB Dolph Ziggler, who came back from dying 3 times, showed amazing athleticism and sold amazingly to win the MITB. This made the made worth it to me.
The Raw MITB didn't disappoint either really. In terms of spots and high flying action, there was none. However we got a 5th member in the returning miz in this match to help Jericho make the match seem more suited to smaller wrestlers. Miz made a triumphant return where he showcased really well in this match, and like Rhodes showed something he hasn't showed in a long time, the desire to be in this top spot. Jericho did all the ladder spots pretty much as did Miz. Show got buried by 15 ladders at one point which was something new. Kane didn't stand out all that greatly, but was generic stuff with Show. The predictable one here in this match was Cena. He didn't stand out that much either in terms of the match except AA'ing Show into the spanish announce table. However, he did win the match in suprise fashion when the briefcase fell off the rung as he was pummeling the big show with it...and he was genuiely surprised. So no idea if that was the meant finish or if that was an accident.
Now the big showstealer here, Punk vs. Bryan with AJ as the special referee. With the added stipulation of no DQ to the title match, you'd expect interference from someone. That wasn't the case and for 30 minutes these guys put on a clinic that fired up the audience the loudest. Just like their last PPV match these guys went back and forth trading control of the match with submissions, trading blows, and high spots. The added no dq stipulation allowed for use surprisingly of a kendo stick...which was great to see again, and the table that finished the match. AJ wasn't even a questioning factor in this match as she showed no preferance and wasn't sure who to go for, so she acted like a normal ref most of the match. The finish of the backdrop into the table, and the lack of shenanigans in the match was a huge surprise for the WWE title match.


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Rocky and I recently went to see "Faith Healer" at the Guthrie. It was pretty good. Not enjoyable, exactly. It was actually sort of bleakly challenging as a play. We were both really impressed by the ability of each of the three actors to dominate the stage. The story is told three times, not unlike the Akira Kurisowa film, Roshamon (sp?)...where different characters tell a story each from their own perspective. Anyway, what makes it difficult to watch is that the story is told as a series of four monologues.Can you imagine being an actor who has to carry a 1/2 hour monologue all by him or herself? The actors did a very good job.Anyway, I unfortunately had a coughing fit in the middle of the second monologue. Even though I had a cough lozenge in my mouth at the time. Those of you who have been to the Guthrie theater know that some attendees have an addiction to something called "fragrance layering" Basically, they bath in perfumed soap, put on perfumed lotion, spray themselves down with a perfumed body spray, and then dab a little perfume on their "pulse points". In short, they spend a lot of money to smell like Victorian era French prostitutes.Often, if there is such a person near us, or if the residue of such a person is still on my seat, I will have a terrible time with coughing, sneezing, eye-watering, etc. This was such a night.It was terrible, because I was trying desperately to not cough for a long time, and finally, I just couldn't help it.A lady in front of us handed me a lozenge. Mortifying.I had my own, but I took it rather than explain why I wasn't taking it. The coughing fit subsided, and I put it in my pocket.When intermission came, she asked me how I liked the lozenge. I admitted that I had not yet tried it, but thanked her. She insisted that I must try it, that it was a very special lozenge, and that I would absolutely love it.She was a nice-looking, conservatively dressed lady about the same age and style as my mother-in-law. Prim, flesh-colored lipstick, sensible sweater of Nordic extraction over a turtleneck. A delicate gold chain with a scattering of little round shiny glass beads. Helmet hair.Rocky mumbled something about getting me some coffee, and squeezed my shoulder to let me know that he was leaving, and I should try to catch him up when I was done with my conversation.The lady went on about how great these lozenges were. I couldn't see a brand name on the one she gave me. It was bright yellow, round, and had an indistinguishable green image on the clear cellophane.Her husband joined, in, singing the praises of the lozenge. They went on and on.I excused myself as gracefully as possible, and fled. In line for coffee, I tried to explain the deeply creepy nature of the encounter to Rocky. He looked at me bemusedly, as if he were blowing off my perceptions as not quite credible.We drank our coffee, and returned for the second half of the play. After the final bow, the older couple turned around and looked at me expectantly. "Thank you for the lozenge", I said, self-conscious of the fact that it was still in my pocket, and they obviously wanted to hear how much I liked it."Oh, you're welcome. These are VERY SPECIAL lozenges." (heads bobbing up and down in a way that was at the same time enthusiastic and prompting)"Where did you get them?""We have a special source, you can't get them just anywhere. But they're really good." (bobblehead action continues)"So, what are they?" Hesitation; "We just love them. Don't you think it's wonderful?""Uh, yeah, so , uh, thank you very much...we have to get going, but thanks again."I turned to Rocky as we exited the theater,"See what I mean?""You threw it away, right?""I don't know, they sound pretty good...""Please throw it away.""Roger that", I threw it away.
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Greetings, yesterday I was really disappointed in the WoW community... Some people just don't care about other people. Well, I logged in for the first time not playing for a week and immediatly see one of the new rare NPC's in Krasarang Wilds... but the problem is that there is already two people fighting it, I really wanted that NPC kill and so I asked one of the people fighting it if I could get an invite and then I promised not to need on anything that dropped.
After we killed that one rare he dropped a trinket and one of the 250 honor points commendation things. As promised I passed on everything but I had gotten my achievement progress. After I left the group it went about five minutes and I saw them fighting a second rare! Again I asked for an invite and promised not to need on anything, I got another invite and the rare fell dead to the floor.
To my surprise, I saw for the first time that the "Blood Soaked Invite" dropped which for those who doesn't know is a really rare drop which gets you invited to the Brawlers Guild. I really wanted that item but I had promised not to need on anything, so I passed again and thanked them for the invite then left.
After a couple of minutes I got a whisper from the guy that invited me, he told me that the other person in the group had ninja looted the "Blood Soaked Invitation" that other person had promised him to only need one of the PvP trinkets, but he didn't... He broke his promise and left the guy that was supposed to get it devestated because HE had killed dozens of those rares to get that item.
My question is... How can people blatently just break their promise and log off without even a simple explaination? Don't they realise that the person they break the promise to feels really bad rest of the day because they have then wasted hours upon hours doing the same thing just to have it stolen right infront of their nose?


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I was wondering what everyone's thoughts were on Week 1 DEF matchups.
Tampa Bay plays at NY Jets, St. Louis plays home vs Arizona, and Arizona away at St. Louis.
Out of these three options, what would you go with?
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Becoming Divine: Towards a Feminist Philosophy of Religion
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FLOTUS to head up Olympic delegation
First Lady Michelle Obama will head up the presidential delegation to the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony this summer.
President Barack Obama on Friday named FLOTUS, the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom and four Olympic medalists to the U.S. delegation.
"This summer I'll be cheering on Team U.S.A. at the Olympic Games in London with this distinguished group of champions who truly represent the best of our country,"
First Lady Michelle Obama said, according to a White House press release. "Olympians and Paralympians are true American heroes and role models for all of us, especially our young people. And I know that this delegation will help inspire a generation of young people to get into the Olympic spirit by getting active and healthy so they can reach their fullest potential and reach their dreams."
The First Lady will be joined by Ambassador Louis Susman, two-time women's soccer gold medalist Brandi Chastain, women's gymnastics gold medalist Dominique Dawes, Paralympic javelin gold medalist Gabriel Diaz de Leon, men's basketball gold medalist Grant Hill and two-time women's swimming gold medalist Summer Sanders at the Opening Ceremony on July 27. The delegation will attend the ceremony, meet U.S. athletes and try to use the Summer Games to inspire kids to become more healthy and active, the press release noted.
Dawes is the co-chair of the President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition, and Grant Hill is also a member of the council.


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Yeah, I was there for about 2 hours or so. I had, at first, 4 books in my hand, only RM9.90 each! Yep. But the kiasu me wanted to stretch my ringgit to the max so I had my husband google all the titles to check out if they were worth my ringgit (Cuz you'll never know if they are going to have an 'Opening' / 'New Location' Sales haha In the end, I picked 1 out of that 4 :P The book I decided worth my RM9.90 was 'Dream Angus: The Celtic God of Dreams by Alexander McCall Smith. Overall reviews on Amazon.com were 4-4.5/5.
The other books I decided to forgo were Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake (don't ask me why), John Burdett's Bangkok Tattoo and Robert Harris's The Ghost.
Before leaving the shop with just one book in my hand, one of Sherlock Holmes's titles caught my attention. So I bought that too. (This one was not on sale though)
Overall, the choices of books on sale were okay, although not as good as Big Bad Wolf's and Pearson's. Let's look forward to more!
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Happy Friday! When life is unbalanced (storms raging, stressful situations are in front of you, things may not be working as you would like them to), step back and allow the Lord to plant your feet on solid ground. Keep on hoping and praying for the Lord's help - he will see you through. "14 But … Continue reading Keep Hoping
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His Name Is The Lord
Good morning! The Lord is greatly to be praised - He is the greatest restorer. His name is the Lord! "3 But let the godly rejoice. Let them be glad in God's presence. Let them be filled with joy. 4 Sing praises to God and to his name! Sing loud praises to him who rides the clouds. His name is the Lord—rejoice in … Continue reading His Name Is The Lord
Come and Listen
Good morning! The verses we will read today remind me of a verse that I read last night at Bible study. It was Revelations 12:11, "They overcame him (the accuser) by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony..." Enjoy... "16 Come and listen, all you who fear God, and I will tell … Continue reading Come and Listen
The Hope of Everyone
Good morning! God's power and might is incomparable. "5 You faithfully answer our prayers with awesome deeds, O God our savior. You are the hope of everyone on earth, even those who sail on distant seas. 6 You formed the mountains by your power and armed yourself with mighty strength. 7 You quieted the raging oceans with their pounding waves and silenced the shouting of the … Continue reading The Hope of Everyone
My Soul Thirsts For You
Happy Monday! When we search, we find Him. "1O God, you are my God; I earnestly search for you. My soul thirsts for you; my whole body longs for you in this parched and weary land where there is no water. 2 I have seen you in your sanctuary and gazed upon your power and glory. … Continue reading My Soul Thirsts For You
Wait Quietly
Good morning! Lord, our hope is in you. Thank you for loving us. "5 Let all that I am wait quietly before God, for my hope is in him. 6 He alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress where I will not be shaken. 7 My victory and honor come from God alone. He is my refuge, a rock where no … Continue reading Wait Quietly
The Towering Rock of Safety
Good morning! He is our rock and will not be moved. May you find rest in the sanctuary of the Lord and cry out to him. "1 O God, listen to my cry! Hear my prayer! 2 From the ends of the earth, I cry to you for help when my heart is overwhelmed. Lead me to the towering rock of … Continue reading The Towering Rock of Safety


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Ess-a-BagelManhattan, New York City
Oh man, this is the BEST place for authentic bagels. You won't find fruit-filled or mealy midwest bagels at this place. Don't ask for them to toast it either.
This place is almost always packed but the bagels are worth the wait! I've had both the scallion tofu and my personal favorite, tofu sun dried tomato cream cheeze and it is so good! I almost always get an everything bagel. A simple bagel/cheeze sandwich is easily a meal and a steal of a deal at something like $2.00.
I used to work across the street at the VA and came here all the time; every time I go back for a visit I am sure to stop by. It is that good.
(There is also another location on 23rd and 3rd, I believe, but they don't have the sun dried tomato spread.)
I was super glad to be able to find a place with so many tofu cream cheeses (although I was a bit dismayed to see the tofu-fish spread) so I didn't mind waiting 10 minutes in line for a bagel.
I decided on the pumpernickle bagel with tofu sundried-tomato spread since I've never seen that vegan cream cheese flavor elsewhere. The bagel was good, but I was disappointed that they didn't toast the bagel (maybe they are too busy). Since the bagel wasn't warm, my cream cheese didn't melt at all, which I really like. Also, I thought the cream cheese had a very strong basil or oregano flavor that was a bit too strong.
Although I wasn't super happy with my bagel, I sampled my friend's everything bagel with scallion tofu cream cheese (which was warm for some reason) and really enjoyed it.


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Sidney Crosby hasn't gone over to play in Europe during the NHL lockout, but he has found a way to keep playing. The Pittsburgh Penguins' star moonlighted as a street hockey goalie on Friday night, recording a 4-0 win against a team named, somewhat appropriately, "Flyers Suck." "My buddy plays in the league there. I talked to him about playing," Crosby explained to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "I played a lot of goalie in street hockey growing up and stuff. Just asked if he needed a goalie. He said sure and I came out. It was cool." Crosby, who played just 22 games last season due to injuries, wasn't too worried about the risks of playing in the game. He also didn't seem very worried about being recognized, since his goalie pads obscured his identity pretty well. "The other team played against him for an hour and had no idea," according to the rink's general manager, Chris Evans. "They didn't even know until I told them until after he left." Check out some photos from Crosby's game below. Photos via Twitter/@jheaney16
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Stepping up its video syndication business, Meredith plans to announce today (Dec. 7) that it has signed its first broadband syndication deal with five leading distributors including YouTube/Google, Sprint TV, Grab Networks, 5min and News Inc.
Under the terms of the agreement, Meredith Video Studios will create and distribute content based on its national magazine brands such as Better Homes and Gardens, Family Circle, Parents and Fitness. Meredith and the partners will share ad revenue sold with the video content.
"Our brands offer broadband networks a robust depth of content with nearly 550 Better episodes and 75 hours of Parents TV videos," said Kieran Clarke, executive vp of Meredith Video Studios. "In exchange, broadband networks give us the global reach we need to build our brands."
Launched in 2006, Meredith Video Studios was created to leverage content from its TV stations and iconic magazine brands to other distribution platforms. Better Homes and Gardens is now a daily TV show syndicated in 50 markets and a broadband channel, BetterTV.com.


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I'm back at the beautiful Otesaga Hotel in Cooperstown, N.Y., for another TAPS-related ghosthunting event, this time around with Amy Bruni, Adam Berry, Britt Griffith, Stacey Jones, and Aaron Sagers (yep, this is another birthday present for my sister, the avid-Ghost Hunters fan). We had a couple of early disappointments (Chip Coffey cancelled, and Jason Hawes is not here due to a family emergency), but I came to relax and enjoy this 5-star hotel, so I'm having a great time.
Am in Aaron Sagers' "Paranormal Pop Culture" talk right now, and (not surprisingly) it's an interesting, well-researched, and well-informed presentation. Aaron is an entertainment journalist based in Manhattan, as well as an adjunct faculty member at New York University and the Fashion Institute of Technology, where he teaches journalism and writing. He's written for the Chicago Tribune, the Baltimore Sun, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Miami Herald, the Orlando Sentinel, and Playboy, as well as having contributed to reference guides by ABC-CLIO and H.W. Wilson. He writes extensively about pop culture and is an expert especially in paranormal pop culture (see my review of the TAPS paraMag in the MFL Update). He founded the site, ParanormalPopCulture.com, "explaining the entertainment of the unexplained." It's a useful site that examines the paranormal as it's depicted in movies, TV, gaming, comics, books, and lifestyle (this last features, among other material, "Ask Dr. Spectre: Health tips for paranormal hunters"). Do check it out, as I suspect it's going to be a good resource for reference librarians to use in helping paranormal researchers find information.
Aaron's going through the history of paranormal pop culture right now and I want to pay more attention, so…
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