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Klaus Beiske
- Professor, group leader MD, PhD
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Author network for Klaus Beiske by COREMINE medical
Publications 2018
The role of surgery in intracranial PCNSL
Neurosurg Rev (in press)
PubMed 29383600
Publications 2017
T Cells Expressing Checkpoint Receptor TIGIT Are Enriched in Follicular Lymphoma Tumors and Characterized by Reversible Suppression of T-cell Receptor Signaling
Clin Cancer Res, 24 (4), 870-881
PubMed 29217528
Folliculotropic Mycosis Fungoides with Skewed T-cell Receptor CDR3 Motif: Suggestive of Lipid-antigen Selection?
Acta Derm Venereol, 97 (9), 1081-1086
PubMed 28597017
Fusion of the genes ataxin 2 like,ATXN2L, and Janus kinase 2,JAK2, in cutaneous CD4 positive T-cell lymphoma
Oncotarget, 8 (61), 103775-103784
PubMed 29262599
Implementing precision cancer medicine in the public health services of Norway: the diagnostic infrastructure and a cost estimate
ESMO Open, 2 (2), e000158
PubMed 28761742
Rearrangement of the Chromatin Organizer Special AT-rich Binding Protein 1 Gene,SATB1, Resulting from a t(3;5)(p24;q14) Chromosomal Translocation in Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Anticancer Res, 37 (2), 693-698
PubMed 28179318
Publications 2016
The tumour microenvironment influences survival and time to transformation in follicular lymphoma in the rituximab era
Br J Haematol, 175 (1), 102-14
PubMed 27341313
Recommendations for the standardization of bone marrow disease assessment and reporting in children with neuroblastoma on behalf of the International Neuroblastoma Response Criteria Bone Marrow Working Group
Cancer, 123 (7), 1095-1105
PubMed 27984660
Distinct patterns of B-cell receptor signaling in non-Hodgkin lymphomas identified by single-cell profiling
Blood, 129 (6), 759-770
PubMed 28011673
Publications 2015
Bilateral uveal melanomas with different gene expression detected with 7 years interval
Acta Ophthalmol, 94 (1), 99-102
PubMed 26496992
Extra-adrenal composite phaechromocytoma/neuroblastoma in a 15-month-old child
Journal of Pediatric Surgery CASE REPORTS, 3, 348-350
PublikaID 226
[Chronic lymphatic leukemia in Norway-incidence and prognosis at diagnosis time]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 135 (18), 1626
PubMed 26442726
Novel ZEB2-BCL11B Fusion Gene Identified by RNA-Sequencing in Acute Myeloid Leukemia with t(2;14)(q22;q32)
PLoS One, 10 (7), e0132736
PubMed 26186352
Publications 2014
BRAF-mutations in non-small cell lung cancer
Lung Cancer, 84 (1), 36-8
PubMed 24552757
Influence of segmental chromosome abnormalities on survival in children over the age of 12 months with unresectable localised peripheral neuroblastic tumours without MYCN amplification
Br J Cancer, 112 (2), 290-5
PubMed 25356804
Combining MYC, BCL2 and TP53 gene and protein expression alterations improves risk stratification in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
Leuk Lymphoma, 56 (6), 1742-9
PubMed 25284491
Publications 2013
Malignant phyllodes tumor and acute megakaryoblastic leukemia sharing a common clonal origin
Case Rep Hematol, 2013, 934781
PubMed 24455338
Treatment of children over the age of one year with unresectable localised neuroblastoma without MYCN amplification: results of the SIOPEN study
Eur J Cancer, 49 (17), 3671-9
PubMed 23907002
Primary cold agglutinin-associated lymphoproliferative disease: a B-cell lymphoma of the bone marrow distinct from lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma
Haematologica, 99 (3), 497-504
PubMed 24143001
Publications 2012
[Invasive fungal infection]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 132 (23-24), 2618
PubMed 23338093
N-cadherin in neuroblastoma disease: expression and clinical significance
PLoS One, 7 (2), e31206
PubMed 22355346
Peripheral neuroblastic tumors with genotype-phenotype discordance: a report from the Children's Oncology Group and the International Neuroblastoma Pathology Committee
Pediatr Blood Cancer, 60 (3), 363-70
PubMed 22744966
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia in Norway--incidence and prognostic markers at diagnosis
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 132 (18), 2056-9
PubMed 23038195
Publications 2011
A multilocus technique for risk evaluation of patients with neuroblastoma
Clin Cancer Res, 17 (4), 792-804
PubMed 21325297
Genome wide single cell analysis of chemotherapy resistant metastatic cells in a case of gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma
BMC Cancer, 11, 455
PubMed 22014070
Mantle cell lymphoma with features of marginal-zone lymphoma
J Hematop, 4 (1), 7-11
PubMed 25089161
Prognostic variables in oligodendroglial tumors: a single-institution study of 95 cases
Neuro Oncol, 13 (11), 1225-33
PubMed 21856683
Segmental chromosomal alterations lead to a higher risk of relapse in infants with MYCN-non-amplified localised unresectable/disseminated neuroblastoma (a SIOPEN collaborative study)
Br J Cancer, 105 (12), 1940-8
PubMed 22146831
Publications 2010
High response rate and durable remissions following fludarabine and rituximab combination therapy for chronic cold agglutinin disease
Blood, 116 (17), 3180-4
PubMed 20634373
Meta-analysis of neuroblastomas reveals a skewed ALK mutation spectrum in tumors with MYCN amplification
Clin Cancer Res, 16 (17), 4353-62
PubMed 20719933
Publications 2009
Transformation of B cell lymphoma to histiocytic sarcoma: somatic mutations of PAX-5 gene with loss of expression cannot explain transdifferentiation
J Hematop, 2 (3), 135-41
PubMed 19669194
Consensus criteria for sensitive detection of minimal neuroblastoma cells in bone marrow, blood and stem cell preparations by immunocytology and QRT-PCR: recommendations by the International Neuroblastoma Risk Group Task Force
Br J Cancer, 100 (10), 1627-37
PubMed 19401690
Enhanced levels of urokinase plasminogen activator and its soluble receptor in common variable immunodeficiency
Clin Immunol, 131 (3), 438-46
PubMed 19232508
Chemokines and common variable immunodeficiency; possible contribution of CCL19, CCL21 and CCR7 to immune dysregulation
Clin Exp Immunol, 158 (2), 237-45
PubMed 19747210
t(3;21)(q22;q22) leading to truncation of the RYK gene in atypical chronic myeloid leukemia
Cancer Lett, 277 (2), 205-11
PubMed 19168282
[Large granular lymphocytic leukaemia]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 129 (11), 1098-102
PubMed 19488091
Predicting outcomes for children with neuroblastoma using a multigene-expression signature: a retrospective SIOPEN/COG/GPOH study
Lancet Oncol, 10 (7), 663-71
PubMed 19515614
Publications 2008
Histogram analysis of MR imaging-derived cerebral blood volume maps: combined glioma grading and identification of low-grade oligodendroglial subtypes
AJNR Am J Neuroradiol, 29 (9), 1664-70
PubMed 18583405
Chemokines and common variable immunodeficiency; possible contribution of the fractalkine system (CX3CL1/CX3CR1) to chronic inflammation
Clin Immunol, 130 (2), 151-61
PubMed 18938112
Can morphology predict 1p/19q loss in oligodendroglial tumours?
Histopathology, 53 (5), 578-87
PubMed 18983467
Human cytomegalovirus and Epstein-Barr virus in apical and marginal periodontitis: a role in pathology?
J Med Virol, 80 (6), 1007-11
PubMed 18428124
Publications 2007
Primary chronic cold agglutinin disease: an update on pathogenesis, clinical features and therapy
Hematology, 12 (5), 361-70
PubMed 17891600
Molecular cytogenetic characterization of t(14;19)(q32;p13), a new recurrent translocation in B cell malignancies
Virchows Arch, 450 (5), 559-65
PubMed 17406891
Characteristic appearances of the bone marrow in T-cell large granular lymphocyte leukaemia
Histopathology, 50 (5), 547-54
PubMed 17394489
Publications 2006
Primary chronic cold agglutinin disease: a population based clinical study of 86 patients
Haematologica, 91 (4), 460-6
PubMed 16585012
Polyclonal expansion of large granular lymphocytes in common variable immunodeficiency - association with neutropenia
Clin Exp Immunol, 144 (3), 418-24
PubMed 16734610
Prognostic value of International Neuroblastoma Pathology Classification in localized resectable peripheral neuroblastic tumors: a histopathologic study of localized neuroblastoma European Study Group 94.01 Trial and Protocol
J Clin Oncol, 24 (4), 695-9
PubMed 16446343
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) on touch preparations: a reliable method for detecting loss of heterozygosity at 1p and 19q in oligodendroglial tumors
Am J Surg Pathol, 30 (7), 828-37
PubMed 16819324
Publications 2005
Detecting minimal residual disease in neuroblastoma patients-the present state of the art
Cancer Lett, 228 (1-2), 229-40
PubMed 15951104
Standardization of the immunocytochemical detection of neuroblastoma cells in bone marrow
J Histochem Cytochem, 53 (12), 1433-40
PubMed 15956022
Potential application of ELAVL4 real-time quantitative reverse transcription-PCR for detection of disseminated neuroblastoma cells
Clin Chem, 52 (3), 438-45
PubMed 16384890
Publications 2001
Plasmacytoid dendritic cells (natural interferon- alpha/beta-producing cells) accumulate in cutaneous lupus erythematosus lesions
Am J Pathol, 159 (1), 237-43
PubMed 11438470
Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor receptor mutations in a patient with acute lymphoblastic leukemia secondary to severe congenital neutropenia
Blood, 97 (3), 829-30
PubMed 11227095
Publications 2000
Co-induction of Mad1 and c-Myc in activated normal B lymphocytes
Scand J Immunol, 51 (6), 565-70
PubMed 10849366
A splice variant of human ephrin-A4 encodes a soluble molecule that is secreted by activated human B lymphocytes
Blood, 95 (1), 221-30
PubMed 10607706
Publications 1999
High-dose therapy supported with immunomagnetic purged autologous bone marrow in high-grade B cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
Bone Marrow Transplant, 24 (8), 865-72
PubMed 10516698
Standardization of the immunocytochemical detection of cancer cells in BM and blood: I. establishment of objective criteria for the evaluation of immunostained cells
Cytotherapy, 1 (5), 377-88
PubMed 20426539
Publications 1998
Immunocytochemical detection of isolated epithelial cells in bone marrow: non-specific staining and contribution by plasma cells directly reactive to alkaline phosphatase
J Pathol, 185 (4), 427-34
PubMed 9828843
Increased sensitivity for detection of micrometastases in bone-marrow/peripheral-blood stem-cell products from breast-cancer patients by negative immunomagnetic separation
Int J Cancer, 78 (5), 556-60
PubMed 9808522
Publications 1997
Immunomagnetic techniques for the enrichment and detection of isolated breast carcinoma cells in bone marrow and peripheral blood
J Hematother, 6 (2), 103-14
PubMed 9131439
CDw78--a determinant on a major histocompatibility complex class II subpopulation that can be induced to associate with the cytoskeleton
Eur J Immunol, 27 (12), 3206-13
PubMed 9464807
Publications 1996
Antigen-presenting function of human peritoneum mesothelial cells isolated from a pancreatic carcinoma patient after mutant Ras peptide vaccination
Cancer Immunol Immunother, 43 (5), 262-8
PubMed 9024502
[High-dose therapy of cancer with CD34 positive cells as stem cell support]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 116 (21), 2542-6
PubMed 8928121
Purging of tumor cells from leukapheresis products: experimental and clinical aspects
J Hematother, 5 (4), 427-36
PubMed 8877718
[Human T-cell lymphotrophic virus type I and T-cell lymphoma]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 116 (2), 238-41
PubMed 8633332
Publications 1995
TGF-beta 1 and cyclic AMP promote apoptosis in resting human B lymphocytes
J Immunol, 154 (4), 1634-43
PubMed 7836748
Publications 1994
Autologous bone marrow transplantation of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma patients with marrow purged using immunomagnetic beads
Prog Clin Biol Res, 389, 133-8
PubMed 7700895
Publications 1992
Detection of bone marrow metastases in small cell lung cancer patients. Comparison of immunologic and morphologic methods
Am J Pathol, 141 (3), 531-8
PubMed 1381558
Cell cycle-dependent regulation of CDw75 (beta-galactoside alpha-2,6-sialyltransferase) on human B lymphocytes
Eur J Immunol, 22 (5), 1149-55
PubMed 1577059
[Immunophenotyping of leukemias]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 112 (18), 2373-4
PubMed 1412241
An effective immunomagnetic method for bone marrow purging in T cell malignancies
Bone Marrow Transplant, 9 (5), 319-23
PubMed 1617315
Publications 1991
T-cell receptor tau delta +/CD3+4-8-T- cell acute lymphoblastic leukemias: a distinct subgroup of leukemias in children. A report of five cases
Blood, 77 (9), 2023-30
PubMed 1826854
Br. J. Cancer, 63 14, 49-53
Selection of anti-SCLC antibodies for diagnosis of bone marrow metastasis
Br J Cancer Suppl, 14, 49-53
PubMed 1645572
Interleukin-7 differentiates a subgroup of acute lymphoblastic leukemias
Blood, 77 (11), 2445-50
PubMed 2039826
Immunohistological diagnosis of "plasmacytoid T cell lymphoma" in paraffin wax sections
J Clin Pathol, 44 (8), 632-5
PubMed 1890195
Publications 1990
Immunological typing of acute leukaemias by rosetting with immunomagnetic beads: comparison with immunofluorescence staining
Scand J Immunol, 31 (5), 567-73
PubMed 2189214
Publications 1989
Low-grade intestinal lymphoma of intraepithelial T lymphocytes with concomitant enteropathy-associated T cell lymphoma: case report suggesting a possible histogenetic relationship
Hum Pathol, 20 (9), 909-13
PubMed 2789173
[Giant cell anaplastic anemia]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 109 (23), 2289-94
PubMed 2772896
Intracellular events associated with inhibition of B cell activation by monoclonal antibodies to HLA class II antigens
Eur J Immunol, 19 (7), 1221-5
PubMed 2547623
Ki67 and 4F2 antigen expression as well as DNA synthesis predict survival at relapse/tumour progression in low-grade B-cell lymphoma
Int J Cancer, 44 (6), 975-80
PubMed 2606582
Publications 1988
[Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of T cell type in the intestine in a patient with celiac disease and ulcerative jejunitis. An example of the diagnostic value of DNA probes]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 108 (12), 937-9
PubMed 3260045
Triggering of neoplastic B cells via surface IgM and the cell surface antigens CD20 and CDw40. Responses differ from normal blood B cells and are restricted to certain morphologic subsets
Int J Cancer, 42 (4), 521-8
PubMed 2459071
Successful clinical use of an anti-HLA-DR monoclonal antibody for autologous bone marrow transplantation
J Natl Cancer Inst, 80 (16), 1322-5
PubMed 3050139
Immunological typing of acute leukemias: immunoenzymatic staining of fixed cells compared with immunofluorescence staining of unfixed cells in suspension
Eur J Haematol, 41 (2), 147-55
PubMed 2457510
Publications 1987
Single cell studies on the immunological marker profile of plasmacytoid T-zone cells
Lab Invest, 56 (4), 381-93
PubMed 3104684
Cyclic AMP-mediated suppression of normal and neoplastic B cell proliferation is associated with regulation of myc and Ha-ras protooncogenes
J Cell Physiol, 131 (3), 426-33
PubMed 3036888
Regulation of c-myc transcription and protein expression during activation of normal human B cells
Exp Cell Res, 172 (1), 101-9
PubMed 3308492
Activation of human B cells: alternate options for initial triggering and effects of nonmitogenic concentrations of anti-IgM antibodies on resting and activated cells
J Immunol, 138 (10), 3179-84
PubMed 3553323
Transforming growth factor type beta (TGF beta) inhibits G1 to S transition, but not activation of human B lymphocytes
Exp Cell Res, 171 (1), 213-22
PubMed 2442015
Publications 1986
T-zone lymphoma with predominance of 'plasmacytoid T-cells' associated with myelomonocytic leukaemia--a distinct clinicopathological entity
J Pathol, 150 (4), 247-55
PubMed 3543277
Characterization of human mononuclear cells after positive selection with immunomagnetic particles
Scand J Immunol, 23 (4), 509-19
PubMed 2422741
Regulation of c-myc mRNA and protein levels during activation of normal human B cells
Curr Top Microbiol Immunol, 132, 290-6
PubMed 3539537
Publications 1985
[Monoclonal antibodies. A new tool in the diagnosis of leukemia and lymphoma]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 105 (22), 1379-82
PubMed 4049331
The specific induction of myc protooncogene expression in normal human B cells is not a sufficient event for acquisition of competence to proliferate
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 82 (18), 6255-9
PubMed 3929253
Publications 1984
Induction of maturation of human B-cell lymphomas in vitro. Morphologic changes in relation to immunoglobulin and DNA synthesis
Am J Pathol, 115 (3), 362-74
PubMed 6375389
Induction of maturation in different types of B-cell lymphomas in vitro with TPA and antibodies to surface immunoglobulin
Scand J Immunol, 20 (3), 199-208
PubMed 6333716
Different fate of antibodies to surface IgM and IgD in germinal centre cell-associated lymphomas
Scand J Immunol, 19 (5), 447-55
PubMed 6427920
Publications 1983
Different responses elicited in vitro by antibodies to IgM and IgD in cells from a surface IgM + D-positive human follicular lymphoma
Scand J Immunol, 17 (2), 155-60
PubMed 6340180
Publications 1982
Rhinosporidiosis affecting the palpebral conjunctiva: a case report
Ethiop Med J, 20 (3), 135-9
PubMed 7106098
Publications 1981
[Ulcerative herpes esophagitis]
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 101 (13), 795-8
PubMed 7268717
Chromomycosis: a report of three cases from Ethiopia
Ethiop Med J, 19 (3), 91-6
PubMed 7285897


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Do you remember the Berenstein Bears children's books from your youth? If you do, I've got some bad news. They're actually called the The Berenstain, and you've been saying it wrong all these years.
How is this possible? Have you just been mistaken for all this time? Are you insane?
Relax. It's not your fault. There's actually a very simple explanation for the discrepancy: reality has been altered, and we now live in a parallel universe.
Feel better? Don't thank me. Thank a blogger named Reece who posted the theory back in 2012.
Here's the thing. These books play such a huge role in the collective memories of so many people, all of whom clearly and distinctly remember "BerenstEin", that I am not the first to propose the notion that somehow, at some time in the last 10 years or so, reality has been tampered with and history has been retroactively changed. The bears really were called the "BerenstEin Bears" when we were growing up, but now reality has been altered such that the name of the bears has been changed post hoc.
In 1992 they were "stEin" in 1992, but in 2012 they were "stAin" in 1992.
For those of you who think Reece is suggesting time travel is to blame, don't be ridiculous.
"It's an interesting theory, and I admire it for its simplicity, but it is flawed," Reece wrote in his blog. "Time travel doesn't actually work that way, and if someone had 'stepped on a butterfly', it would not impact the future because they had already stepped on the butterfly before they left for the past; history has to be consistent."
No, for Reece, the more logical explanation is that "we are all living in our own parallel universe."
There is at least one other universe parallel to our own. I will distinguish the two by the stEin universe and the stAin universe, depending on the surname of the creators of the famous children's book. The stEin universe was the world we resided in during the 1990s. Sometime after we all stopped reading kids books, that is when we were shifted in to the stAin universe.
And what happened to everyone in the stAin universe?
They are standing around expressing their confusion about the "Berenstein Bears" and how they all remember "Berenstain Bears" on the covers growing up.
Makes total sense.
The blog post has grown in popularity over the years, to the point where the theory has been absorbed into the so-called Mandela Effect, which tries to explain why large portions of the population have memories that are inconsistent with our present-day reality. For example, many people seem to remember Nelson Mandela dying decades before his 2013 death. Others claim geographic changes have occurred, such as the country of New Zealand moving farther south.
This video from YouTube user SuspectSky goes into more detail.
At any rate, before you go too far down the rabbit hole and start taking these people seriously, I'd like to end with a nice quote from Reece's profile profile page.
A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men.
Funny. Google says that's a Roald Dahl quote. But I could have sworn it was Andy Warhol. Weird.
(Source: Woodbetweenworlds, H/T: The AVClub, H/T: StrangerDimensions)

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ICRC testing opinions on war to prompt worldwide debate
31-12-1998 Article, International Review of the Red Cross, No. 325
To mark the 50th anniversary of the 1949 Geneva Conventions
From November 1998 to August 1999, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) will be gathering the opinions of thousands of people in a dozen countries who have been directly affected by armed conflict. They will be asked to share their views on the limits to warfare set by international law and on how to improve compliance with the Geneva Conventions and other humanitarian treaties. These will be published along with the results of a parallel survey conducted in countries at peace. The participants' personal stories will be portrayed in publications, the media and on an interactive web site. The project is intended to increase awareness around the world of the rules that already exist to protect people in wartime and to encourage discussion of humanitarian law in the context of modern-day conflict.
In Colombia, the first round of the study is currently being conducted among displaced civilians, former hostages, soldiers, guerrillas, security detainees, medical personnel and members of the general public. The interviews conducted so far have yielded a fascinating insight into how people perceive the conflict in Colombia and its consequences for their country, as well as their views on the limits set by humanitarian law and the dilemmas that arise in practice.
The project, entitled "People on war", reflects the ICRC's desire to give a voice to those who have personal experience of war as well as to stimulate discussion. It will also mark the 50th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions, on 12 August 1999. For the ICRC, the annivers ary is an opportunity for the world to reflect on what has occurred in the half-century since the Conventions were adopted, to take stock of the present and to consider the future of international law and humanitarian action.
The survey in each country will result in an individual report published both locally and worldwide. The findings will then be summarized in a final report drawn up at the end of the process. This will be presented at the 27th International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, scheduled to take place in Geneva in November 1999. (The International Conference brings together the 188 States party to the Geneva Conventions, 175 Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, the International Federation of those Societies and the ICRC itself.)
The various surveys will be conducted by means of a questionnaire among a representative sample (involving at least 1,000 individuals in each country) of the populations concerned. The opinions of people directly affected by conflict — refugees, prisoners of war, relatives of missing people, soldiers, war-wounded, etc. — will also be sought by means of detailed interviews and group discussions. This work will be carried out by ICRC staff and volunteers from the respective National Red Cross or Red Crescent Society, supported and assisted by local professional agencies. The ICRC has engaged an international opinion-survey specialist to advise it on methods, to help draft the questionnaires and to analyse the results.
International Committee of the Red Cross
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Duckweed has tremendous potential for fighting pollution and global warmingJuly 9th, 2008 - 1:04 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, July 9 (ANI): Three biologists at Rutgers Waksman Institute of Microbiology in the US have determined that on duckweed, which is a tiny aquatic plant found in ponds, has tremendous potential for cleaning up pollution, combating global warming and feeding the world.
According to the researchers, duckweed plants can extract nitrogen and phosphate pollutants from agricultural and municipal wastewater.
They can reduce algae growth, coliform bacterial counts and mosquito larvae on ponds, while concentrating heavy metals, capturing or degrading toxic chemicals, and encourage the growth of other aquatic animals such as frogs and fowl.
These plants produce biomass faster than any other flowering plant, serve as high-protein feed for domestic animals and show clear potential as an alternative for biofuel production.
The Spirodela genome sequence could unlock the remarkable potential of a rapidly growing aquatic plant for absorbing atmospheric carbon dioxide, ecosystem carbon cycling and biofuel production, said Todd Michael, a member of the Waksman Institute and an assistant professor of plant biology and pathology at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
At the behest of the Rutgers scientists and their colleagues from five other institutions, the US Department of Energy (DOE) will channel resources at its national laboratories into sequencing the genome of the duckweed.
The DOEs Joint Genome Institute has also announced that its Community Sequencing Program will support the genomic sequencing of duckweed as one of its priority projects for 2009 directed toward new biomass and bioenergy programs.
With the passage of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 and recent increases in food prices worldwide, the drive to develop sustainable feedstocks and processing protocols for biofuel production has intensified.
The search for new biomass species has revealed the potential of duckweed species in this regard as well as for bioremediation and environmental carbon capture. (ANI)
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A Grant Agreement was signed on 23rd of July at Ministry of Finance in between Secretary to the Ministry of Finance Dr. R. Samaratunga and Chief Representative of JICA Sri Lanka Office Kiyoshi Amada to extend the current cooperation under JDS. The amount of the grant stands at 226 Japanese Yen million equivalent to Rs.243 million.
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In "It / The Future is Bright II" I use the geodesic dome structure developed by Buckminster Fuller, and connect it to advertising texts for new technology. Fuller's goal as a futurist was to create mobile spaces that would help people avoid the lifelong loan burden that accompanies the purchase of a house. The global occupation of public space shows that his ideas are very topical at the moment. The shape of a typical dome tent is also based to a great extent on the shape of a geodesic dome.
By connecting the dome structure to advertising texts for new technology, a certain shift occurs. New technology also promises a better future, but knowingly stresses the individuality that the possession of the advertised objects provides.
In addition, the spread of new technology is often given as a reason for popular movements, such as Occupy and the revolutions in northern Africa. Considering aspects of coordination, this may be true. However, in the case of the wave of liberation, there may be a danger that the technology will itself become an occupying element and influence the behaviour.
The following participated in the creation of the object: Art Allmägi, Jaan Kirsch, Lauri Liinev, Stella Salumaa, Kalev Tamm, Kadri Veermäe, Tiit Veermäe and Eleriin Velling.


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Following September 11, 2001, the number of international students coming to the United States dropped for the first time in over 30 years. While enrollments have rebounded, the U.S. image has declined in the Muslim world and elsewhere. To improve global attitudes toward America, the U.S. government funds higher education for international students to facilitate exchanges, promote understanding among peoples in different countries, and build capacity in developing nations. To provide insight on how higher education is used to advance public diplomacy and development assistance goals, we examined (1) the objectives the United States and selected peer governments seek to advance through higher education for international students and the approaches they employ to attract international students, and (2) the characteristics of major U.S. and peer government programs that fund higher education for international students to support public diplomacy and development goals. GAO collected information from the United States, Australia, China, the European Commission, Germany, and the United Kingdom.
The United States and peer governments we reviewed use higher education for international students to advance diplomatic, development assistance, economic, and other objectives, often concurrently. For example, German officials said that international students studying in science and technology help advance German research and innovation goals while also advancing public diplomacy goals by returning to their home countries as unofficial ambassadors for Germany. Germany as well as other governments we reviewed use a number of approaches to reach and attract overseas students, including marketing their higher education to the international community much as a business would promote a product. For example, many countries promote their higher education systems through national branding, using logos and slogans, such as Australia's "Study in Australia" and the United Kingdom's "Education UK" marketing campaigns. Several countries have also taken steps to improve the quality of the study abroad experience. China, for example, has invested significant resources to modernize its schools and added additional academic programs that are aligned with workforce needs. The scholarship programs we reviewed that support public diplomacy and development assistance goals typically select recipients using merit-based criteria, offer graduate-level study, and cover the cost of tuition and other expenses, such as travel and living expenses. However, programs vary widely in the countries and regions they target, funding levels, and number of scholarships awarded. For example, scholarships for public diplomacy programs tended to be dispersed to a wider area to maximize their geographic reach. In contrast, development assistance programs tend to be more targeted to particular developing countries and regions. In administering and implementing these programs, government officials cited several strategies they believe facilitate program implementation and contribute to successful program outcomes. For example, some told us that offering preparatory courses or program orientation to all scholarship recipients enhances the students' chance of success at the host university, and is particularly useful for students who require additional language, cultural, or academic skills. For development assistance programs, some countries align the course of study paid for by their programs with the human resource and capacity-building needs of the sending country. For example, in Australia, officials work with sending governments to identify the most acute development needs and consider these with the applicant's proposed field of study when awarding scholarships.
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Emergency Management:Federal Agencies Could Improve Dissemination of Resources to CollegesGAO-18-233: Published: Jan 23, 2018. Publicly Released: Feb 22, 2018.
Feb 7, 2018
Department of Education:Resource and Achievement TrendsGAO-18-154: Published: Feb 7, 2018. Publicly Released: Feb 7, 2018.
Jan 23, 2018
Higher Education:Expert Views of U.S. AccreditationGAO-18-5: Published: Dec 22, 2017. Publicly Released: Jan 23, 2018.
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Federal Student Aid:Better Program Management and Oversight of Postsecondary Schools Needed to Protect Student Information [Reissued on December 15, 2017]GAO-18-121: Published: Nov 27, 2017. Publicly Released: Dec 4, 2017.
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Private School Choice:Federal Actions Needed to Ensure Parents Are Notified About Changes in Rights for Students with DisabilitiesGAO-18-94: Published: Nov 16, 2017. Publicly Released: Nov 30, 2017.
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Higher Education:Education Should Address Oversight and Communication Gaps in Its Monitoring of the Financial Condition of SchoolsGAO-17-555: Published: Aug 21, 2017. Publicly Released: Sep 20, 2017.
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K-12 Education:High School Sports Access and ParticipationGAO-17-754R: Published: Sep 14, 2017. Publicly Released: Sep 14, 2017.
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Higher Education:Students Need More Information to Help Reduce Challenges in Transferring College CreditsGAO-17-574: Published: Aug 14, 2017. Publicly Released: Sep 13, 2017.
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Every Student Succeeds Act:Early Observations on State Changes to Accountability SystemsGAO-17-757T: Published: Jul 18, 2017. Publicly Released: Jul 18, 2017.
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Kareena to do item number in 'Heroine'March 28th, 2012 - 11:21 pm ICT by IANS
Mumbai, March 28 (IANS) Actress Kareena Kapoor, who has lately been doing many item numbers in Bollywood, is gearing up for her next item song in Madhur Bhandarkar's "Heroine".
"We have a new item song called 'Halkat Jawani' which is a wonderful song that will be picturised on Kareena Kapoor. I am sure the audiences will love this song. This film 'Heroine' will be a different sort of film for Kareena Kapoor," Bhandarkar told IANS.
Directed by Bhandarkar, the film has Kareena and Arjun Rampal in the lead.
The director says 40 percent of the shooting has been done.
"Forty percent of the film has been finished. From (April) 10th, we will again have a nonstop shooting and by September the film will be released," he said.
Bhandarkar also sought to deny speculation that the film is based on Manisha Koirala's life.
"This film is not based on Manisha Koirala. It is absolutely wrong. Lot of things had been written about the film before. I have created a character called Mahi Arora who is today's girl. The film is all about how she witnesses the ups and downs in her life," he said.
- 'Heroine' will be Kareena's best film: Karisma - Aug 26, 2012
- Bollywood incomplete without Salman: Kareena - Sep 18, 2012
- 'Heroine' not inspired by one person, says Bhandarkar - Jul 26, 2012
- Karisma my biggest critic, liked my 'Heroine' performance: Kareena - Sep 18, 2012
- 'Heroine' not about Manisha Koirala: Bhandarkar - Feb 28, 2012
- Saif exercises to Kareena's 'Halkat jawani' - Sep 08, 2012
- Priyanka wants desi touch to song's video (Movie Snippets) - Sep 20, 2012
- No 'Heroine' at Cannes film festival: Bhandarkar - Apr 17, 2012
- 'Chhaiya Chhaiya' makes Malaika nostalgic - Aug 28, 2012
- Saif will announce official wedding date, says Kareena - Jul 26, 2012
- Kareena shows different shades of Bollywood 'heroine' (With Images) - Jul 23, 2012
- Kareena not 'getting into anyone's shoes' for 'Heroine' - Jul 26, 2012
- SRK remembers late father (Movie Snippets) - Sep 19, 2012
- Bhatt praises Randeep's work in 'Jannat 2' - Apr 27, 2012
- Kareena cruises on stardom in Dubai (With Image) - Sep 04, 2012
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HARRISBURG, PA (February 6, 2009)—The Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center will host a conference call on Tuesday, February 10 at 11 a.m. with Pennsylvania bloggers to discuss Gov. Rendell's state budget proposal and a new report from the center on state and local tax policy in Pennsylvania. If you plan to blog on state and local budget issues in the coming months, this call should be your starting point.
WHAT: A conference call on state tax and budget issues hosted by the Pa. Budget and Policy Center. The call will include an introduction to the center's new publication,
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WHO: Sharon Ward, Director, and Michael Wood, Research Director
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WHEN: Tuesday, February 10, 2009, 11:00 A.M.
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You can view a copy of The Common Good: What Pennsylvania's Budget and Tax Policies Mean to You on the center's Web site at http://www.pennbpc.org/pdf/PBPC_Tax_Primer_08.pdf and a three-page summary of the reports' findings at http://www.pennbpc.org/pdf/PBPC_Tax_Primer_Summary.pdf.
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College of Wooster Dance Company to Present Annual Fall Concert
Performances scheduled for Nov. 15-17 in Freedlander Theatre
WOOSTER, Ohio — The College of Wooster Dance Company will present its annual fall concert Nov. 15-17 in Freedlander Theatre (329 E. University St.). Performances, which are free and open to the public, begin at 8:15 p.m. each evening, but limited seating is available so advanced reservations are suggested. All tickets are general admission.
This year's concert features the work of nine student choreographers: seniors Annie Woller, Darius Dixson, and Jasmine Verreen; juniors Clara Hobson, Emily Paulus, Shakera Blackmon, and Shannon McKnight; sophomore Lauren Abbatiello; and first-year Emi Donato. Students are responsible for every aspect of this production from dance to design as well as managing the concert. The crew will include seniors Kate Donnelly (assistant stage manager), Amanda Wagner (production assistant), Kaleigh Richards (lighting designer), and Kenneth Perry (lighting designer); juniors Chelsea Gillespie (lighting designer) and Zoe Kopp-Weber (run crew); sophomores Audrey Platt (stage manager), Sidney Martin (lighting designer), and Nora Yawitz (run crew); and first-years Dani Gagnon (lighting designer) and Summit Starr (run crew).
Faculty involved in the production are Jody Tidwell (technical director), Kimberly Tritt (director and professor of dance), Charlene Gross (costume, hair, and make up director), Chuck Findley (sound designer), and Dave Tidwell (set designer).
"This concert is sure to visually and aurally entertain the audience," said Platt. "Each piece is unique and self-contained, and many styles of dance are represented, but the choreographers, dancers, and designers all share a passion for their work and this really comes through in the pieces."
Although there is no thematic link between the various dances, the majority center on ideas surrounding individual and collective identities. Additional information is available by calling the box office at 330-263-2241.


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For those of you hanging onto the hope that infielder Ruben Tejada or outfielder Fernando Martinez might make the team, forget it. They were among the first round of roster cuts and were relocated to the Minor League side of camp this morning.
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Over 20 people were arrested at a Native American prayer ceremony in North Dakota at the site of a protest against the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL).
Protesters claim while they were unarmed, police disrupted their gathering, confronting them with "military-style" equipment and armored vehicles.
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For months, hundreds of people have been protesting in North Dakota against the $3.7 billion huge oil pipeline will cross four states in the western United States, including Iowa, Illinois and North and South Dakota.
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Your Weekly Horoscope for April 17-April 23 is here
Your weekly horoscope for this week is here. Predictions powered by Astrospeak.
ARIES (Mar 21 – April 19)
Your creative powers should be reaching a peak. Place fresh flowers in your work area; you'll be inspired by natural beauty. Those of you in romantic relationships will enjoy the little things.
TAURUS (April 20 – May 21)
The urge to dominate your family members is strong. Even though you're sure it is in their best interests, they are hardly likely to lie down and roll over. Express your thoughts and ideas with a touch of humour and you are more likely to get people to accept them.
GEMINI (May 22 – June 20)
Emotions well up, perhaps connected with family and forebears, and you may struggle to keep an even keel early on. Nevertheless, delightful energies emerge later, especially connected with career and your public face. Why not spend the afternoon with some colleagues from work, perhaps enjoying a cultural exhibition, concert or even a spiritual gathering. Much good will come of it.
CANCER (June 21 – July 22)
You may have some difficulty in expressing your emotions. What seems like rejection may not be, or what may actually be rejection can work to your advantage. What seems most attractive may turn out the least desirable. Be willing to give something of equal value in return, or else you may get nothing at all, or a poor imitation of what you wanted.
LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)
It's time to take important actions that will affect your future. You'll be working hard to get attention from the public, power brokers and influential types. You may not desire to call attention to yourself, but your efforts will gain public attention one way or another. These more or less public actions may be carried out on behalf of another person, or a cause in which you believe.
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)
A more serious and sober tone of mind descends, bringing a steadier mood than usual. Any extra responsibility is best left to others, as your health might suffer if you take on too much. Take care not to become too depressed or despondent, or you'll miss the good solid ideas that can come to you via traditional sources.
LIBRA (Sept 22 – Oct 22)
Romantic vibes imbue the days with a gorgeous atmosphere that fits in well with you. A flirtatious foreigner might catch your eye, or some good news will come. Or both. Don't prejudge the matter, just go with the flow. Financial matters are likely to suffer some hiccups, so be sure you have the necessary information at your fingertips before committing your funds.
SCORPIO (Oct 23 – Nov 22)
Be prepared for anything, especially with your finances. Hopefully surprises will be of the pleasant kind, or at least the sort that turn out best in the long run. Valuable information will arrive, perhaps from a hidden source. Use caution when you're out having a good time; you may be fortunate this evening, but you don't want to press your luck under the current aspects.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 – Dec 21)
This week should prove to be an excellent time ! Bright ideas are in the wind, but if you are involved in a subtle power struggle, you need to strive for balance. Remember that your reputation and integrity are just as important as the outcome.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 20)
You have a captivating glow about you. The potential to inspire others to feel good is high, because you exude unabashed confidence from within.
AQUARIUS (Jan 21 – Feb 18)
Make time to connect with your partners, as they need your attention. Don't let your personal issues stand in the way of a truly supportive relationship, especially with regard to your career concerns. Be there for others and they will be there when you need them. If you go out tonight, you will enjoy being seen in public.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
Be ready for a shakeup as cosmic forces clash; those with children need to keep a close eye on them. Hidden expenses may begin to show up in your budget, so take a look at where your money is going. You can have a good time, but be sure to use reasonable caution and be on the lookout for accidents waiting to happen.


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I sat next to Lavender in the crowded waiting room, her sobs the only sound in the room. I was still in shock. Ron couldn't be dead, not brave, little Ron. It was heartbreaking knowing I would never get the chance to tease him again, knowing that he would never meet his own child. A doctor appeared at the door.
"Miss Brown, Mr and Mrs Weasley, you can see him now." I squeezed Lavender's hand as she eased herself off the chair and followed mum and dad out of the room. I looked over to see Seamus staring after them. 'Odd.' I though as he shook his head and fiddling with his watch.
"George, Luna will be out of surgery in a few minutes." He said looking up from his watch. I nodded at him as I walked towards the door. Just as I reached the other waiting room the young doctor that had spoken to Luna and I came in.
"Mr Weasley?" He asked looking up from the clipboard he was holding, his eyes emotionless. I nodded and walked towards him. This was it; the moment my future would be decided for me.
"The operation was a success. You can go and see her now." He said his face still stony. My face broke out into a grin. I hugged the doctor before turning down the hall, practically running in search of Luna's room.
"Third door to the left Mister!" The doctor called in a stern voice as I fumbled around in the hall. I grinned as I turned the door handle. All I could think about now what that Luna, my Luna, was going to be okay. I entered the room and my smile quickly vanished. Luna was lying dead still in the middle of the room. Her face was pale and she was hooked up to all types of monitors. I heard a small coughing noise from behind me and I turned to see the doctor standing in the door frame.
"Mr Weasley, Luna is going to be all right, but she is still recovering from the operation. You ran off before I could tell you that she might not wake for some time." I looked back at Luna, who hadn't moved one bit. The doctor nodded at me and left the room. I went over and sat on the edge of Luna's bed, placing her hand in mine. It was ice cold. I drew circles over the back of her hand and stared at her face. Even in her state she still managed to look beautiful.
I don't know how long I sat next to Luna on the bed. I stared at her, willing her to wake up. The only movement she made was the rising and sinking of her chest as she breathed. A noise came from down on the bed. I looked down to see Luna looking at me. She was awake!
"George, George what happened?" She croaked squeezing my hand. I looked at her, confused to what she was getting at.
"I can tell something is wrong, George. I can see it in your eyes." Her voice was stronger this time. Of course she knew something was wrong. She knew me just as well as I knew myself.
"It's Ron." I whispered, not wanting to overwhelm her with the news. "He's gone." Luna's eyes filled with tears as she squeezed my hand. I looked down, unable to stop my own eyes from welling up.
"Sir you have to leave now!' A harsh voice came from the door. Luna and I looked up to see the bitch doctor standing slightly in front of the door.
"No." I glared at her. "I am staying right here." I looked down at Luna to see her nodding weakly.
"Fine!" The doctor snapped slamming the door shut as she stormed out of the room. I smiled at Luna and swung my legs over so I was lying on the bed with her. She snuggled into my chest as much as she could and sighed softly.
"Good night George." She closed her eyes. I pressed my lips against her forehead.
"Good night my love."
"Are you ready to leave miss?" A doctor asked Luna as we walked out of the front door of St. Mungo's. Luna nodded and took my hand.
"Now remember no vigorous…exercise for three more weeks." The doctor winked at us. I felt the tips of my ears going bright red. I knew what he was insinuating.
"Of course not Sir." Luna said in a sweet voice and we walked away from the hospital.
We arrived at the Burrow a short time later to find Hermione, Ginny, Lavender and to my surprise Seamus waiting for us. We each took it in turns to hug everyone before taking a seat in the sitting room
"So Lavender, how far along are you?" Luna asked her in a quiet voice. The subject of Lavender's pregnancy was almost a touchy as the one of Ron. Lavender's eyes filled with tears as she gulped for air.
"I'm sorry, I shouldn't have asked." Luna whispered, but Lavender shook her head.
"No it's fine Luna. I'm eight months and two days." She croaked. I noticed Seamus' eyes hadn't left her face ever since we got here. It hit me suddenly. I knew what was going on.
"Seamus can I talk to you for a minute." I asked as the girls shared a moment. He nodded and got off the couch. I followed him out and motioned for him to go upstairs.
"Yes George." He asked leaning against the narrow wall of the hallway.
"You still have feelings for Lavender, don't you?" I questioned looking directly at Seamus. His face visibly paled as he fidgeted with the sleeve to his shirt.
"Is it that obvious?" He asked his brown eyes darting from mine down to the ground.
"Yeah it is. But just don't make a move on her. She is pregnant with my dead brother's child and she isn't going to get over it for a while." Seamus nodded.
"I know. I just want to be here for her as a friend and once she is ready to move on I will help her. All I want is for her to be happy, even if it is not with me." I nodded as we came back down to join the girls.
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Colton Welch preserved the tie for the Rams when he made the tackle on the Seahawks' extra-point conversion attempt.
Cowboys 6, Titans 6
The Cowboys' Cole Smith made two quarterback sacks as his team fought the Titans to a tie.
Cowboys quarterback Jake Tanner accounted for his team's lone score with a 68-yard quarterback keeper.
The Titans knotted the game in the fourth quarter as Bonham Ohst scored on a 38-yard run.
Red Raiders 14, Hurricanes 0
Brian Koenig rushed for a touchdown and passed for another score as the Red Raiders shutout the Hurricanes.
Koenig connected with Steven Sabadin for a 6-yard score then later completed a two-point conversion pass to Sabadin.
Koenig also rushed 12 yards for a score.
Bruins 18, Cougars 8
Three different people scored for the Bruins as they overcame a tough Cougars team.
Eric Edenso and Franklin Hotch had rushing touchdowns while Beau Damian hit Samuel Nauer with a 9-yard touchdown pass in the win.
For the Cougars, Chris Hoffman scored on a 9-yard blast while the defense tackled a Bruins' ball-carrier in the endzone for a safety.
Seahawks 12, Rams 12
Seahawks 6 0 0 6 12
Rams 0 6 6 0 12
First quarter
Seahawks - Nore 40 run (run failed)
Second quarter
Rams - Hill 57 run (run failed)
Third quarter
Rams - T. Maka 37 run (kick failed)
Fourth quarter
Seahawks - Nore 5 run (run failed)
Titans 6, Cowboys 6
Titans 0 0 0 6 6
Cowboys 0 0 6 0 6
Third quarter
Cowboys - Tanner 68 run (run failed)
Fourth quarter
Titans - Ohst 38 run (run failed)
Huskies 20, Hawkeyes 0
Huskies 0 6 14 0 20
Hawkeyes 0 0 0 0 0
Second quarter
Huskies - McMichael 58 run (run failed)
Third quarter
Huskies - McMichael 50 run (Vandor 1-point run)
Huskies - McMichael 6 run (Hotch 1-point run)
Red Raiders 14, Hurricanes 0
Hurricanes 0 0 0 0 0
Red Raiders 0 8 0 6 14
Second quarter
Red Raiders - Sabadin 6 pass form Koenig (Sabadin 2-point pass form Koenig)
Fourth quarter
Red Raiders - Koenig 12 run (run failed)
Bruins 18, Cougars 8
Bruins 6 6 0 6 18
Cougars 0 6 2 0 8
First quarter
Bruins - Nauer 9 pass from Damian (pass failed)
Second quarter
Bruins - Edenso 9 run (run failed)
Cougars - Hoffman 9 run (run failed)
Third quarter
Cougars - Safety
Fourth quarter
Bruins - Hotch 11 run (pass failed)
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The company that has operated the North Augusta Country Club since 2007 closed the club last week after losing insurance coverage and having its assets frozen, its manager said.
Club manager Janet Meadows said the club shut down Thursday at the request of the new owner, Donnie Thompson. Meadows said the request came after Thompson learned that the managing company's liability insurance had lapsed.
"Mr. Thompson came in and said it would be best if we shut down, considering the circumstances," Meadows said.
Thompson, who purchased the 131-acre property for $1.2 million on June 27, said the decision to close wasn't his.
"It wasn't me," he said. "I'm just the landowner."
Meadows said she learned from Regions Bank that all the club accounts had been frozen, so she has no access to operating money.
Meadows said the only person who has the ability to close the accounts is Fred W. Layman III, the Martinez businessman who bought the country club in April 2007.
Layman is serving a 16-month federal prison sentence after pleading guilty last year to federal mortgage fraud charges.
Thompson said he has had limited contact with the current managers since he became owner and was waiting for their proposal to continue operating the club when events forced its closure.
For the past three weeks, Thompson said, he has had a crew at the club, making repairs.
He said it appears the current management would need a big infusion of cash to resume operations. In the meantime, he is looking to other companies that might want to come in and take over, although he has no firm proposals.


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Amtrak workers have gone eight years without a contract and it looked like there might be a walkout at the end of the month.
But this morning, Amtrak management announced an agreement, averting the strike by the railroad's nine unions.
Locally, a shutdown would have cut service to New York City, Buffalo and Chicago, Toronto, Montreal and Boston. At least three of those cities — Buffalo, Boston and Montreal — lack direct air service.
Both of New York's U.S. senators hailed the tentative contract, which will go to Amtrak workers for a vote over the next several weeks. Details won't be released until after workers vote.
"This is a fair and balanced settlement between Amtrak and its workers," said U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer. "It's good that the two sides were able to come together in time to save riders from what would have been a crippling shutdown of our rail system."
"I applaud Amtrak and its workers for reaching a tentative agreement on the terms of a new labor contract this morning," said U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. "Amtrak is an essential element of our transportation network that provides irreplaceable capacity and mobility to New York and the Northeast. Any disruption in service would have been devastating."


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High commodity prices fuel larger acquisition deals
Published 5:15 am, Friday, February 10, 2012
Over the last year, with oil prices hovering in the 90s for at least the last part of 2011, most small and medium size producers are standing pat and reaping the rewards of those prices, according to Ken Olive. Olive is president of the Houston-based Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse, which markets properties through packaged deals and auctions. The Clearinghouse is one of the sponsors of the 18th annual Executive Oil Conference, to be held April 2-3 at Midland Center. This year's conference theme is "Navigating the Hurdles."
"A&D activity overall was slower than expected this last year, other than some of your bigger deals," he stated, adding, "the smaller transactions have been pretty quiet." Olive listed Concho Resources and Linn Energy among the more active Permian Basin buyers for 2011.
Olive has seen Linn be "pretty aggressive" in acquiring PDP (proved developed producing) reserves. "They know what's important and what's not, what has value and what doesn't."
For smaller operators, "Oil is king, and if you don't need to sell assets to fund other capital requirements, then most people are electing to enjoy the cash flow" that comes simply from production. The Clearinghouse has done 30 Permian Basin oil and gas transactions over the last two years, most of which have involved larger companies rationalizing their positions in the basin, or for independent operators taking advantage of the high oil prices to monetize some assets.
Low prices for natural gas have not affected the basin significantly, Olive related, because it is so oily -- most gas produced here is a byproduct of oil production. In the gas-heavy basins such as the Barnett Shale and the dry gas portion of the Eagle Ford Shale, gas asset owners are reluctant to sell when prices are in the $2 per Mcf range as they are now.
With such a price disparity between oil and gas markets -- today at a 41:1 conversion ratio -- Olive said he would have expected a lower closing ratio for transactions, but that has not been the case, including both auctions and negotiated deals. Current pricing conditions do make it more of a challenge to bring buyer and seller together price-wise-the first bid "tending to be a little bit conservative - but often, if it's an asset that fits, we've been able to get things done."
Olive said that despite the low gas prices, there are plenty of buyers who are "going long," meaning there is still a good buyer base of producers who are acquiring long life gas reserves expecting the low current prices to boost use in power generation and other markets, which will eventually drive the price of gas back up, leading to greater profits for those who have held onto assets during some lean years. He expects the industry to work hard at finding new markets in the long term and to reduce drilling in the short term to alleviate the glut of supply. "The rig count for dry gas is dropping quickly," he noted. "It probably needs to get into the mid-600 (rig count) levels. Right now it's still around 700."
Overall, The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse saw its second best year ever in 2011 in terms of gross sales coming from transactions of all types. Overall industry volume was down slightly from 2010, but the transaction count was the highest the industry has seen since 2008. Olive expects more transactions during the forthcoming year, but the price differential between oil and gas continues to confuse the market, hindering the bringing of gas assets in particular to the marketplace. "If your cash flow is strong, producers don't want to sell gas (assets) at these low commodity prices unless they have to," Olive explained.
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Welsh name Mugerage go back to the ancient Celtic culture that existed in the hills and Moors of Wales. The forbears that initially held the name Mugerage once lived in or near the settlement of Mogridge in the southwestern English county of Devon. The surname Mugerage belongs to the category of habitation names, which are derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads.
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Breconshire (Welsh: Sir Frycheiniog), a traditional county in southern Wales, which takes its name from the Welsh kingdom of Brycheiniog (5th-10th centuries), where they held a family seat from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D.
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Citigroup exit: Was it Pandit vs. the board?
NEW YORK – One of the main theories on why Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit stepped down is a dust-up with board chairman Michael O'Neill, according to Wall Street banking analysts.
"The board chairman at Citi is a no-nonsense guy," says Anthony Polini, analyst at Raymond James. "This is all about Pandit and about the Citi board wanting a change at the top."
"Recall, in April Michael O'Neill replaced Richard Parsons as chairman of the board," says Jason Goldberg, analyst at Barclays. "This could have facilitated this move. We believe the company held a board meeting yesterday."
SURPRISE: Vikram Pandit steps down suddenly
PAY: Pandit takes more than $200 million from Citi
O'Neill joined Citi's board in 2009 and became chairman in April. "Once O'Neill took over the chairman's role earlier this year, that is when things started to change," Polini says.
O'Neill, 65, is the retired chairman of Bank of Hawaii. He was a lieutenant in the Marine Corps from 1969-71, and vice chairman and chief financial officer at Bank of America from 1995-99.
While Citi had just posted a strong profit report Monday and is in good shape three years after the financial crisis nearly destroyed it, analysts suspect the board chairman was intent on replacing Pandit.
Pandit was viewed as a big-picture manager, while incoming-CEO Michael Corbat is seen as a leader who is operationally focused and, therefore, a better fit to increase the bank's profitability and inject more consistency into its quarterly profit results.
Corbat also has less baggage with regulators, which is critical as the bank gears up for the next round of stress tests in the spring. Back in March, because of its financial position, the Federal Reserve rejected Citi's request to start paying dividends again, which was a setback for Pandit.
"While the timing is odd, it shows the forecefulness and determination of Citi's board," says Polini. "It would have been better for Pandit to announce at yesterday's earnings call with analysts to say, the good news is the quarter is strong, the bad news is I am stepping down at the end of the year."
But it didn't play out that way.
In the bank's statement Tuesday, Pandit said "Citi has emerged from the financial crisis as a strong institution, (and) is well-positioned for continued profitability and growth, having refocused the franchise on the basics of banking."
Pandit also lost the backing of investors earlier this year when they rejected his board-approved $14 million-plus compensation package in a non-binding vote. That controversy resulted in Pandit losing the allegiance of shareholders, which was a negative. Some analysts say squabbles over his pay also might have also been a factor in his stepping down.
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Two graduating Saint Mary's College seniors share top spot
Jillian Barwick | Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Two valedictorians will leave a unique legacy at the College when they address the Saint Mary's Class of 2012 at Saturday's Commencement ceremony.
Seniors Annie Bulger and Krystal Holtcamp were named co-valedictorians for the Class of 2012. Both students earned perfect 4.0 grade point averages during their time at the College.
Bulger, a mathematics major from Minneapolis, Minn., who graduated in December 2011, said she is grateful for the opportunity to represent Saint Mary's and the rest of her department.
"This is such an honor to be co-valedictorian with Krystal," Bulger said. "I am really glad to be able to represent the math department at Saint Mary's. I love my fellow math majors and all of the professors in our department."
Holtcamp, a biology major with a concentration in molecular and cellular biology from Mentor, Ohio, said she was "completely surprised" when she heard the news.
"The day I found out I was going to be co-valedictorian with Annie was a very interesting one," Holtcamp said. "I had just completed my senior comprehensive and had learned that I had been accepted to Butler University's physician assistant program. Hearing about being co-valedictorian was just fantastic."
Since Bulger completed her time at Saint Mary's in December, she has worked a full-time job at One:Ten Communications in South Bend, where she builds websites for the company.
"During the summer following my sophomore year, I was granted a Summer Experiential Learning Grant with One:Ten Communications through the Career Crossings Office," Bulger said. "I greatly enjoyed the chance to learn more about computer programming and technology from my fellow employees at One:Ten, and I was fortunate to be able to continue working after I graduated as a full-time employee."
Holtcamp will begin the University of Toledo's physician assistant program after graduation.
"It is a 28-month program where I will receive my Master's degree," Holtcamp said. "After that, I hope to be able to head closer to home in Cleveland and work at the Cleveland Clinic. I am really open to anything though."
Both Bulger and Holtcamp said they are excited and ready to head off into the next chapters of their lives, but will miss the experiences they have had at Saint Mary's.
"I chose to come to Saint Mary's in large part because of what I saw in the professors," Bulger said. "I saw that they were at Saint Mary's because they were passionate about their students and passionate about doing all that they could to enable their students to learn."
Holtcamp said she could not choose just one part of her time at the College she would miss the most.
"In my time here, I have been blessed with so many experiences that I will remember for the rest of my life," Holtcamp said. "Each of these experiences comes from different parts of my Saint Mary's education, including the encouraging professors that have helped me academically, the ministries that have expanded my faith, the powerful, influential body that Saint Mary's women represent and the friends and family that have been with me through everything."
Above all, Bulger said she hopes her classmates remember to take the time to talk with people and to appreciate the daily interactions they have with others.
"While doing missionary work between my sophomore and junior year of college, I spent a great deal of time just talking to the people in the neighborhood and hearing about what they had to say," Bulger said. "It really taught me that I do not want to miss out on the depth people have and the interactions I come across."
Holtcamp said her speech will focus on relishing the day her fellow graduates will share as classmates during commencement Saturday.
"Getting rid of the worries we have for the future and the regrets we have from our past is what counts," Holtcamp said. "Looking at the moment we are in now as graduates of Saint Mary's College is an amazing accomplishment in itself."


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Fiorentina midfielder Riccardo Montolivo says he's finding an understanding with Roma's Daniele de Rossi in Italy's engineroom.
Montolivo has taken over from the injured Andrea Pirlo and impressed in the 1-1 draw with Paraguay.
"We haven't played many games together, so the strong rapport with De Rossi is a pleasant surprise for us too," he said.
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Charlie Sheen to make "revealing personal announcement" on Today Show
Charlie Sheen is set to "make a revealing personal announcement" on Tuesday's Today Show, the program said in a release on its web site.
UPDATE: Sheen's ex-girlfriend tested for HIV, says things are "stressful"
Sheen will sit down with Matt Lauer during Tuesday's broadcast.
The actor has not responded to tabloid reports hinting that he is HIV positive. The Today Show did not detail any specifics about what the "announcement" will be.
Sheen was in Atlanta in 2012 to film "Scary Movie 5."
He brought his bizarre ""My Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is Not An Option" tour to the Fox Theater in 2011.
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Not only can many Americans not name the vice president, but the VP himself (Joe Biden) thinks FDR was president in 1929, and that he went on national television (nearly twenty years into the future) to reassure the public following the stock market crash.
Which reminds me ... whatever became of Emilio Estevez?
Maybe Charlie is going to become a Charlene
Huge news for the AJC. Good company, though. The Drudge Report did the same thing.
This news is more important than world terror- all for $$$
Other than the people who follow the Kartrashians yet can't name the Vice President or either of their Senators, who cares?
The comments on here make me sad. It's a given that this announcement will address Sheen's contraction of AIDS. First, this is a terribly sad thing- tragic but fitting consequences for a wasted life. Second, forgiveness and redemption is available, even for people like Charlie Sheen. Third, I hope this is a sign that he will make good use of the remaining days of his life- educating others, sharing his cautionary tale, etc. Fourth and finally, my prayers go out to him, his family, and anyone he has come in contact with. There but for the grace of God...
@NorwegianBlue HIV positive ? Some actors will do anything to resurrect a career
@NorwegianBlue your kidding right?
@gatorboy76 @NorwegianBlue No. I'm not kidding. And it's "you're," not "your."
Charlie Sheen isn't qualified to educate anyone on anything.
who gives a damn?
Through years of intense therapy, he has accepted that his father is a Democrat.
Better A Democrat than a stupid Repug moron
@mecca1220 Not for long
It could be to announce he's doing a Caitlin Jenner?
@Marc Davis didn't see your post- I thought he might date Caitlyn
'Revealing personal announcement' = "I'm a chump."
He had a good run.
If he knew he had AIDS and had unprotected sex, all those women need to sue him for every dime he's got. Which I bet isn't much.
@PITTFAN He's a drug addict. I doubt this was sexually transmitted.
Sure, what are the chances he got aids from unprotected sex with dozens of porn starlets and trannie prostitutes?
BWHAHAHAHAHA Go ahead. Keep your head buried in the sand.
My bet is he knocked Catilyn Jenner up and he's still banging 7 gram rocks and finishing them.
Bet he's the "super star" actor who has AIDS, and has shared those pathogens with all sorts of Hollywood types, including porn stars and trannies.
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