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Outdoor enthusiasts may dislike the idea of a laptop in every tent, but the number of state parks with wireless Internet service is growing rapidly.
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ELEANOR HALL: The academic who drew attention to a false claim in the United Nations' 2007 report on climate change says he doesn't think the mistake should damage the credibility of climate change scientists.
The Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change predicted that the Himalayan glaciers could be melted by the year 2035 or sooner.
The IPCC has now admitted that was a mistake and says the error will be reviewed.
Climate change professor Graham Cogley from Canada's Trent University, told Simon Lauder that he was concerned to find that IPCC authors had lifted the information from a magazine article.
GRAHAM COGLEY: That rang some bell for me because it's supposed to be the other way around. Journalists are supposed to be reporting what the scientists say, rather than the scientists quoting the journalists.
There was a reference to a report by a Russian glaciologist which I was again able to find with some difficulty, but it turned out that the Russian glaciologist was referring not to Himalayan glaciers but to all of the glaciers in the world and was making a rough estimate and the rough estimate he was making was for the period between the present and the year 2350 and somehow or other in the Down to Earth magazine article in April 1999, that date of 2350 was changed to 2035, which of course is a fairly spectacular misprint or typo.
SIMON LAUDER: Do you think it's damaging to the credibility of the IPCC to have been caught out publishing a misprint, hearsay or guesswork or a combination of all three?
GRAHAM COGLEY: I think it would have been much better if IPCC had managed to trap it before it got into print, but I think I would stress that, we're talking here about 300 words out of about 2,500 pages and it's a mistake, which is the only one of its kind to have been detected in the two or three years since the IPCC's fourth assessment was published. So I don't think that it needs to be seen to be damaging to the credibility of the exercise as a whole.
SIMON LAUDER: Do you think this will damage the efforts to tackle climate change?
GRAHAM COGLEY: I think it would be a costly mistake if it served to increase perceptions among in the public mind that climatic change is something we don't need to do anything about. That would be a very serious outcome.
SIMON LAUDER: What should the IPCC now do to make sure it doesn't happen again?
GRAHAM COGLEY: One of the things that obviously needs to be done is to allocate more effort to copyediting and to make sure that the three different working groups are not working in isolation from each other as much as this particular incident shows to have been the case last time.
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Groom's terror as he is kidnapped by 16 masked men in stag prank while driving with his fiancee in country lane
- Ollie McAninch feared he would miss wedding after stress gave him shingles
- Ambushed with smoke grenades and bats and told to 'get on the floor!'
- Bundled into van, gagged and dressed in Guantanamo Bay-style jumpsuit
- Driven 100 miles and dumped by roadside with only a mankini, map and bike
- Told to cycle three miles to his stag do, which he thought was a week later
- He still allowed his friends to the wedding, but vows to seek 'vengeance'
A groom was left so traumatised after being kidnapped by 16 masked men in a terrifying stag-do prank he almost missed his wedding.
Ollie McAninch, 33, was so stressed by the ordeal he developed shingles and was told to avoid his fiance for a month, leaving his big day in doubt.
He was driving along a country lane with fiancee Clair Hart when the gang jumped out of the bushes and blocked his path.
Brandishing baseball bats and setting off stun grenades, they told him to 'get out of the f****** car, get on the floor!' and bundled him into the back of a van.
He was bound, gagged and dressed in a Guantanamo Bay-style jumpsuit.
Clair - who was in on the gag - pretended to be terrified as Ollie was driven off in fear of his life.
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Ambushed: This is the moment a groom was kidnapped by a gang as part of an elaborate stag-do prank
Surrounded: They gang shouted 'get out of the f****** car, get on the floor!' as they pounced on their friend
He was transported more than 100 miles to the Devon countryside where he was stripped and told to wear a lime green Borat-style mankini.
Ollie was then handed a rusty bike and map and ordered to cycle ten miles before reaching the venue for his stag party - an outdoor activity 'boot camp' centre.
But the stress of the prank left Ollie suffering shingles - an illness often found in combat veterans.
Ollie, of Bath, Somerset, was so contagious he couldn't go near Clair for a month in the run up to the wedding.
Luckily he recovered in time and the pair tied the knot last Saturday in front of 130 guests.
Smoke alarm: Ollie McAninch was driving along a country lane with his wife-to-be Clair Hart when they were intercepted by the gang
Rough treatment: He was then bundled into the back of a van before being bound, gagged and dressed him in a Guantanamo Bay-style jumpsuit
Stitched up: McAninch (left) in his orange jumpsuit and (right) on his bike in a lime green mankini which he given after being dumped at the side of the road and told to cycle ten miles to his stag do
Ollie said: 'I was absolutely terrified. We were stuck behind this van that had 'Turkish bailiff' printed on the back.
'Then all of a sudden, all these men dressed in black balaclavas burst out of the bushes and dragged me out of the car.
'They put me in handcuffs, slapped me around a bit and threw me into the back of the van.
'I have never been so scared in my entire life - I didn't know what was going to happen. I was petrified with fear.
'For more than two hours I was in that van - I had no idea what was going on, or where they were taking me.
'When I got the diagnosis my heart sank. They told me I would have to stay away from Clair until I got better and I was really worried I would miss the big day.'
The gang struck on a country lane outside Bath as Ollie headed out on what he thought was a day trip with Clair.
Wicked wife-to-be: Fiance Clair Hart, who was in on the joke, pretended to be terrified but is later seen laughing as her fiance is driven away
Elaborate: The gang, pictured driving their friend on a 100-mile journey, wore ski masks and balaclavas
It was the week before the planned date of his stag do - but unbeknown to him his stags had brought the date forward.
The prank was planned with military-style precision - including codenames and a 14-page plan for the 'elite strike team' on how to apprehend the 'target'.
Called 'Operation Haggis', the plan detailed a 'non-elite strike team to intercept and kidnap the subject and deliver safely to rendezvous point'.
The plan said: 'Balaclavas are to remain on for maximum effect and 'fear factor'
'Supersoakers and other non-'pro' equipment is to remain hidden in bags until the subject has been removed from his vehicle.
'Once subject is secured, he is to be dressed in an orange jumpsuit, restrained with handcuffs and 'bagged.' Subject will then be transported to Stag Party RV point.'
Ollie quivered in the back of the van for nearly two hours before his pals finally revealed it was a joke.
Prepared: One of the planning documents produced by the gang showing the proposed point of contact
Organised: Another document detailing the code names and roles of members of the gang
But he then had to endure the humiliation of riding a bike into Exeter, Devon, on a busy Bank Holiday weekend.
He added: 'By the time I had worked out they were my friends, I still had to get into that ridiculous costume and cycle along busy roads on a bike that was barely fit for purpose.
'I've cycled to Spain and from Land's End to John O'Groats, but that was by far the most difficult ride of my life - I was still shaking so much.'
A week after the do Ollie began feeling sore and itchy - and was diagnosed with shingles, a skin and nerve disease commonly seen in combat veterans and brought on by stress.
He said: 'I have no doubt that fake kidnapping caused me to develop shingles.
'I'm usually such a calm and placid guy - but the stress of that ordeal was so much I thought I was going to have a heart attack.
'The shingles was excruciating - Clair never had chicken pox as a child, so I've been quarantined from her for most of the last month because I was so contagious.
'We had to sleep in separate bedrooms.'
Happy ending! McAninch developed shingles due to stress and feared he would miss his wedding
A dish best served cold: The marketing consultant still invited his friends, but has vowed to seek 'vengeance'
All's well that ends well: Mr McAninch and his bride Clair Hart on their wedding day
But big-hearted Ollie still invited
his pals to the wedding, despite their prank causing his illness - which
is a debilitating form of the chicken pox virus.
He said: 'It would have been hilarious if the joke was on anybody else apart from me. I've not forgiven my friends, I've just logged it for future vengeance.
'A few of them have their own weddings coming up, so I'm going to have to come up with something spectacular.
'I've got a really close group of friends who are always playing pranks on each other - I've dressed a mate up in a bondage suit and tied him to a lamppost in the middle of Newquay before.'
One of the organisers, electrician Kevin Harding, said: 'A lot of time and planning went into this.
'Ollie is a great guy, but we wanted to get him back for all the pranks he's pulled on us over the years.
'It was hilarious - he was so terrified he was about to shake out of his skin. We didn't mean to give him shingles, but it was worth it.'
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Last week, Jingo and I planned a 'homes' day out. Our main mission was to go to the museum to see the Picasso exhibit and go from there. We walked from the house down to the river to catch the 'citycat', public boat transportation...had never taken it before, it's not the closest or most convenient option as you have to walk along the river quite a bit to get it but it was lovely for that day. Before we got on the boat, we rewarded ourselves after the long walk with a pitcher of beer at the nearby bar. Then grabbed the boat to 'Southbank', a nice area along the river with a park and cafes and a fake beach...had a beer. And the museum was a short walk away...the Picasso exhibit was cool but don't know if it was $20 cool as that was the cost. It was a display of his personal art collection, and some of his work...so it was interesting to see what he had collected over his lifetime. Then we walked across a bridge to the city centre where we ended up in this Belgian Bar with all sorts of different beer. We quenched our thirsts with a few Hoegardens and sat in the beer garden. And then before we knew it, the day was gone, and it was time to head home as we both had to work early in the morning. It really was a lovely day out...nice to get oot and aboot in the city and have a few beverages, see what's happening. Hadn't really done that yet, in the actual city...just grand!
Yesterday was Father's Day here...so i cooked a mofo roast dinner for the family funhouse to thank them for everything, putting up with me, having me around the house all the time, etc. I have to say so myself, it was mmmmmmm mmmmmmm good, it's been a longg time since i had a proper roast beef dinner. Did some baking as well, as we (the girls) surprised Rick with a happy daddy's day cake and gifts (no he's not a dad but thought we would make him feel special anyways for putting up with all the estrogen in the house). So it was a lovely day of floating and mooching around the house (meaning their house of course, it's just way more homey), just one of those Sundays eh!


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My bag's not really worth a photograph. I've only been out once, though I suspect I'll go out more this fall and winter.
My first round was my standard bag, plus the UV flashlight shown above, and an Army flashlight with a red filter. But, I used only two discs. I added a glow CFR Teebird and still putted (inside the circle) with my usual DX Aviar, figuring I'd be able to find it. I did manage to lose my first mini
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Under $200 Kitchen Make Over {and that includes new flooring}
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Beautiful makeover! You give me hope for when we start to tackle our eyesore of a kitchen!
ReplyDeleteLove it, love it, love it! I so understand a teeny tiny budget, but isn't it so satisifying though? I tend to stay on a budget even when I have the money to do whatever I want. I think I like it better that way and we definitley have something no one else will have that's for sure! I'm your newest follower...so happy I found ya!
ReplyDeleteHi Nicki,
You have done a beautiful job with your kitchen. I love it. I am in the same boat with you. Decorating my home on a tiny budget. It is hard, and you have to have a lot of patients.I love the same style as you. Clean, no clutter, with some shabby chic look... You have beautiful pieces, with just the right amount of color. I am glad to have found your site. And am looking forward to following you. Have a wonderful Day :0)It all looks wonderful!! My kitchen cabinets are in DESPERATE need of a repainting, so that is on my to-do list for later this spring :) Right now I have pink rose knobs on them, but I feel it's time for a bit of a change, just not sure what yet to replace them with? The drawers have pink glass pulls, so perhaps some pink glass knobs. Or perhaps changing them all to white? LOVE the mirror above the stove!! ♥
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love it! Do you have a Habitat Restore in your area? Its a plethora of cheap stuff (I get old doors with glass knobs for $2 or drawers for $2 each there) and they often have new wood flooring, laminate, etc super duper cheap! If you have one, even if its a bit of a drive, its is worth making a trip because it full of treasures!
ReplyDeleteHi, I just found your lovely blog. Your kitchen makeover is fab! I love all of the white! Your cake plate and bottle collection are two things I love also. I will be back to link up with your party on Thursday. I too have a new party, Share Your Cup Thursday. It will open tomorrow at 4 mst. I would love if you would share this post! Now following you.
JannOh it looks really great! I love the built in! And I love how you did your kitchen island!! I am so looking for a piece of marble now!!! I am on a non existent budget so I know how it feels having to spend pennies!!!
Great work girl!!
And thank you for sharing it! I'll blog about mine soon!! but I did share pics on my FB of my before dining table and hutch (though nobody has commented on them.
Anyways, you did a beautiful job.
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Thursday, March 27, 2008
Snakeskin! Leather and Fur! Oh My!
And now, more traditional Entertainment Stuff, I started some ideation on some random stories I would do for the Disney Apprenticeship. I realized I probally shouldnt use two Disney 'Properties' Since I already did Peter pan, this project has been ditched.
Beauty and the Beast, set in 1930' Hollywood, Twilight Zone style.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Hey folks~! Here I am testing the technique again. Using Agyness Dean as my muse for this. I love her look and vibe!
I'm going to start to work on a new project for my portfolio. I want to get some new work down in order to apply for the Disney Apprenticeship thing in the summer. Now that I wrote it on my blog for the world to see, I cant skimp out on it!
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Friday, March 07, 2008
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Hey guys,
Things have been real busy since I've been out of school. I can't believe it, but I sort of miss the structure of school. It is nice to have a 9-5, but I wish I had more time for myself. I like the feeling though when I can walk into a place and not feel like a child anymore. I'm a full fledged adult now, and although it's a little scary, its also really exciting!
I've been playing with some ink/watercolor wash techniques that my co-worker Arree has shown me, and it's been a lot of fun! Its a great way to explore shapes quickly, I will try to do more stuff like it in the future. I'm thinking maybe a series of little ballerina girls could be cool.
The last one is for a contest to win some jewelry that I threw together quick.
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Taxpayers and their advisors should be aware of a significant new development concerning the appropriate withholding tax rate on the payment of cross-border interest, royalties and dividends.
On October 19, 2012, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (the "OECD") released a revised discussion draft concerning the meaning of "beneficial owner" for the purposes of Articles 10, 11 and 12 of the OECD's model tax convention (the "OECD Model"). The discussion draft builds on the OECD's prior discussion draft (released on April 29, 2011), which received widespread international criticism for its ambiguity and lack of meaningful guidance on this fundamental issue of international taxation.
Canada's Income Tax Act (the "Act") requires that a Canadian company withhold 25 percent of dividends, interest and royalties paid to non-residents and remit this amount to the Canada Revenue Agency (the "CRA") on behalf of the non-resident. However, Canada has entered into numerous bilateral tax treaties with various countries that reduce or eliminate the withholding tax. To benefit from these reductions or eliminations of Canadian withholding tax, the treaties generally require (among other things) that the recipient qualify as the "beneficial owner" of the amount paid.
Canada's tax treaties are generally based on the OECD Model, which, together with its commentaries, generally provide that a resident of a contracting state will be the beneficial owner of an amount received from a resident of the other contracting state so long as the recipient was not acting in its capacity as an agent, nominee, fiduciary or administrator on behalf of a person not resident in that state.
However, there is surprisingly little additional insight into the intended meaning or possible interpretations of this term. There is a growing body of Canadian and international jurisprudence on the issue, with the Canadian case of Prevost Car, Inc. v. The Queen (2009 D.T.C. 5053 (F.C.A.), aff'g 2008 D.T.C. 3080 (T.C.C.)) currently serving as the high-water mark. Nevertheless, inconsistencies remain in the manner in which different states interpret and apply "beneficial owner" (see also the earlier article by FMC's Matt Peters on Velcro v. The Queen (2012 TCC 57)) .
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Instead of clarifying the issue, the OECD's prior discussion draft was roundly criticised for adding further uncertainty to the meaning of "beneficial owner". In the prior draft, the OECD emphasized the desire to introduce a meaning that could be universally accepted and applied by all countries. In this respect, the prior draft focused on assessing the recipient's ability to have the "full right to use and enjoy" dividend, interest or royalty income and stated that a recipient will not be the beneficial owner if its powers are constrained by a contractual or legal obligation to pass the payment received to another person. Many commentators suggested that this approach was too broad and ambiguous and left taxpayers with little certainty when structuring their affairs. Moreover, the exact role of a country's domestic law meaning of "beneficial owner" was left somewhat open.
The new draft attempts to clarify the issue by (i) more strongly abandoning the relevancy of any particular state's domestic law meaning of "beneficial owner"; and (ii) providing further guidance as to what is meant by the right to use and enjoy an amount unconstrained by contractual or legal obligations. The revised draft reviews in some detail the comments received by the OECD on it's prior draft and explains in more detail (and through examples) the rationale behind its approach.
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This is a controversial issue and the approach adopted by the OECD in its revised discussion draft will undoubtedly stir debate in the international tax arena. The OECD has indicated that it will be accepting comments on the revised draft before 15 December, 2012, suggesting that another revised draft will likely be released in 2013. Tax practitioners and their clients will need to carefully consider the approach that contained in the OECD's revised draft and assess whether it presents any risks in their particular circumstances.
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My own book signing wasn't nearly the raving success Carrie's was. Instead of a packed house, I met with a mere handful of people - some who bought my book, but most of whom wandered around aimlessly before leaving. But you know what? I really didn't care. I got to live out a dream, where I was featured at my favorite store in Dallas with a book I actually wrote. I got to sit at a table with copies of my book prominently displayed. I got to meet with people who came out purposely to meet me, including a reader who traveled 30 minutes just to purchase a copy (wave to Jamie!) And I got to wear a gorgeous 1940's silk dress that I thrifted for $8.
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Day 1: Huay Xai. Arrival Arrive in Huay Xai from Chiang Khong. City sightseeing. Excursion by car to the tribal villages of Laten and the local sapphire mines. Overnight at Huay Xai. Day 2: Huay Xai - Pakbeng. Boat trip on the Mekong River downstream to Pakbeng. Visit the minority villages along the river. Overnight at Pakbeng Lodge. Includes: (B, D). Day 3: Pakbeng - Luan Prabang. Continue the boat trip to Luang Prabang. Visit the sacred Buddhist caves of Pak Ou and Ban Xang Hai. Overnight in Luang Prabang. Includes: (B, D). Day 4: Luang Prabang. Visit the former Royal Palace (now The National Museum) and the former Royal temples including Phu Si, Wat Saen, Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Vixoun, and the handicraft village Ban Phanom. Afternoon excursion by car to the Kuang Si Waterfall. Visit the hill tribe villages of the surrounding areas on foot. Overnight in Luang Prabang. Includes: (B, D). Day 5: Luang Prabang - Phonsavan. Morning flight to Phonsavan. Visit the Plain of Jars and the war ruins at Muang Khun. Overnight in Phonsavan. Day 6: Luang Prabang - Vientiane. Morning flight to Vientiane. Afternoon, City Tour: The National Museum, Wat Si Saket, Haw Pha Kaew, That Luang, Patouxai. Overnight in Vientiane. Includes: (B, D). Day 7: Vientiane. Morning visit to Lao National History Museum, the Buddha Park and the Central Market. Afternoon free. Includes: (B, D). Day 8: Vientiane - Pakse. Morning flight to Pakse. Excursion to the pre-Angkor ruins of Wat Phu near Champasak. Continue by car to Paksong on the Bolaven Plateau, famous for its coffee plantations. Overnight in Pakse. Includes: (B, D). Day 9: Pakse departure. Visit Ban Saphai silk weaving village, then drive to Chong Mek on the Thai border where you cross to Ubon Ratchathani for train or flight to Bangkok. Includes: (B). Notes: Prices:
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July is my month for the {Sew} Beautiful Bee and I am just finally making a decision. sigh. Since the sewing be started in January, there have been some seriously awesome quilts (like this one from Don't Call Me Betsy) that I had a hard time settling on a block. But have no fear, a decision has been made! I am asking the {Sew} Beautiful Ladies to make a 12.5" block using this Japanese x and + block tutorial from badskirt. yay! Oh, and see that fabric over there? Yep, I think it's about time I pull out my Innocent Crush stash. What do you all think?
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Moo-Haven Rescue and Rehabilitation Well it all started in 2007 when we bought Monty. A very handsome 16.1hh grey gelding. He came all the way from Wales and we were very excited to be buying such a handsome chap. Monty settled in very quickly but had a few strange 'quirks' but nothing that made us worry. The winter drew in and Monty had to be rugged as soon as that rug went near him he would squeal and try to kick, when we got the rug on him he would just bite it until it was no good. The spring soon came round and this is when things really went bad, Monty refused to be groomed biting and kicking when you went anywhere near him with a brush. The vet was called out and basically told us we were being too soft with him and we were to get a grip! I got a natural horseman out to Monty (who we now affectionately called Moo) and we did a lot of groundwork with him and he seemed to improve a little but by this time winter was drawing in again so we really only had the weekends to work with him - but it was good. As spring approached once more Moo was worse, we took him to a show and almost killed me and a friend, if a vet had been there I would of had him shot there and then he was just too dangerous. We got him home and he was the old Moo once again calm and passive - I had no idea where to turn. A few days later Moo pinned me in a shed for 2 hours he would not let me out, now to some this sounds funny but to have a 16.1hh horse striking out if you tried to move was a very intimidating experience. The vet was called once more and after reading about all Moo's qwuirks I had a nagging suspision he was a rig, even though he had castration scars. The vet came again and laughed when I told her my suspisions but I asked her to humour me and do the tests anyway. After two weeks it was confirmed Monty was a rig and he was taken to Newmarket so he could have the best vet in this field look after him. I could talk for hours about what happened but that still wont bring him back. Monty had two testicles and a tumour inside him, he never did come home. After a few days I got to thinking Monty had been passed from pillar to post, nobody ever kept him. Why did nobody else think to try and find the answer instead of just selling him on? There must be loads of horses with problems or medical issues who dont get the treatment they deserve - why is this? We are supposed to be a nation of animal lovers, so much so that we let animals suffer and sell them so its not our problem. Moo Haven was formed to help such animals, we had only 3 acres but I swore no horse would ever leave once it is with us. I now have fourteen acres dotted around and our herd is growing. |
2 hours in a shed, that would be rather terrifying, not funny at all! Cripes, he sounds like my boy (who is very possibly a rig but I can't get the blooming test done)... Was it the tumour that ensured he didn't come home? I know that rigs are significantly more at risk of testicular cancer than geldings and stallions. I really worry about Brock getting it, but my vet couldn't even find a lab to run the test so I'm not sure what to do :-( |
yes he had a stomach full of tumors. Unfortunatly after telling the vets to let him go if they found any more tumors they stitched him back up and called for him to be collect. There was an incient in the trailer on the way home and he never made it back to his paddock :cry:. I would certainly get the vet to get the tests done sooner rather than later. |
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The sphingolipid ceramide is a potent tumor suppressor that contributes to the promotion of apoptosis and autophagy. Management of these responses in cancer cells is dependent on the dynamic balance between ceramide which is pro-apoptotic and its metabolites, which can promote cell survival. Upregulated glycosylation of ceramide, a major pathway contributing to ceramide detoxification, limits the valuable tumor suppressor effects of ceramide. This proposal will focus on reducing ceramide glycosylation with the goal of devising novel ceramide therapies for treatment of acute myeloid leukemia (AML), the most common type of leukemia in adults. Upregulated ceramide catabolism is associated with multidrug resistance in leukemia. In our study we will use ceramide exogenously in the form of short-chain, cell-permeable C6-ceramide (C6-cer) nanoliposomes, a system that offers advantages over other delivery systems or the use of natural ceramide, which due to solubility and transport limitations, cannot be administered exogenously. Our objective is to develop innovative approaches for treating AML, and this will be achieved by delivering C6-cer in conjunction with adjuvants that will attenuate metabolism and thereby amplify ceramide-driven cell death. To attenuate C6-cer metabolism, we will employ P-glycoprotein (P-gp) antagonists as adjuvants. We hypothesize that intracellular P-gp, because of its role in glycolipid trafficking, will be a highly effective target for attenuating C6-cer metabolism.. We also hypothesize that P-gp antagonists will increase the intracellular levels of both C6-cer and long-chain ceramides and magnify end-point responses (apoptosis, autophagy, cell cycle arrest). Because of the major role that P-gp plays in regulating the metabolism of short-chain ceramides, this project hallmarks a shift in clinical strategy by introducing the use of P-gp antagonists as modulators of ceramide metabolism and enhancers of ceramide cytotoxicity, an activity divorced from the much investigated chemotherapy effluxing/multidrug resistance protein we all know. To make nanoliposomal C6-cer more effective as a therapeutic in AML, the following aims will be pursued: 1) Determine the influence of P-gp expression on C6-cer cytotoxicity and metabolism in AML cell models. Understanding the relationship of P- gp and cellular response to C6-cer is critical for optimizing ceramide-based therapeutics. 2) Determine the effect of inhibiting C6-cer catabolism on cytotoxic response to C6-cer in defined AML cell lines and patient cells. We hypothesize that blocking C6-cer catabolism, including conversion to sphingomyelin, will synergistically amplify cytotoxicity. 3) Elucidate the mechanism of cell death and the signaling events associated with cytotoxicity of combination C6-cer/P-gp antagonists in AML cells. 4) Determine the effect of adjuvant inhibitors on response to C6-cer therapy in in vivo AML mouse models. Dysfunctional ceramide metabolism promotes resistance to apoptosis. We expect to discover that partnering nanoliposomal C6-cer with P-gp antagonists (that block ceramide catabolism) will be a novel, innovative, non-toxic treatment for AML.
Acute myelogenous leukemia (AML), the most common type of leukemia in adults, is an aggressive cancer, and only about 25% of patients who experience remission with chemotherapy remain disease-free. There is thus a pressing need in public health to develop effective therapies that can extend remission and in the best case scenario, offer cure. This project will address this issue by evaluating novel combinations of agents designed to reinforce and potentiate biochemical signals that kill leukemia cells without harm to normal cells.


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,Hampered by heavy rain and winter storms that kept shoppers indoors throughout parts of the country, post-Christmas retail sales came in a little light during the first week of January, rising 3.1 percent but missing a targeted gain of 3.2 percent, the Johnson Redbook reported.
Department stores performed well, with a same-store sales increase of 1.1 percent, easily besting a target of 0.9 percent. But acting as a drag were the nation's big mass merchants, where sales came in beneath expectations. Discounter same-store sales advanced 4.3 percent, but still missed the target of 4.7 percent.
"Sales were slightly below plan for most companies in our model in the first week of January," said Redbook Analyst Catlin Levis. "Store traffic was slower, somewhat impacted by heavy rain and winter storms in parts of the West and Midwest. Meanwhile, sales drivers are still in place in other areas."
The analyst commented, "Retailers said it was mainly larger than average purchases that had driven the week's growth. This may have been partly due to the seasonal mix shifting to bigger-ticket items such as coats and electronics, but may also reflect gift-card redemptions and bargain-hunting by shoppers trained to defer expensive purchases to post-holiday sales."
Levis noted, "Retailers continued to be promotional, as they typically are in January, when winter goods are cleared to make room for incoming spring merchandise. With the increasing popularity of gift cards, some retailers brought in new spring full-price merchandise earlier than usual in order to boost their bottom line."
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6 Weird but True Post-Pregnancy Facts
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Pregnancy is a beautiful thing, but even the phenomenon of having a baby is not without its strange symptoms. Whether it's your first or last pregnancy, most mothers experience many changes in the body and mind well after childbirth. Although no pregnancy is the same as the last, it is possible to have recurring or brand new experiences and symptoms each time. Whether you're expecting a baby or planning to have a child some day soon, prepare yourself with these six weird but true post-pregnancy facts.
Many mothers experience urinary incontinence post-pregnancy:
It's not uncommon for women to experience urinary incontinence, also known as "loss of bladder control," during pregnancy and after giving birth. According to the Office on Women's Health, many women have UI because the pelvic floor becomes weakened and the nerves that control the bladder become damaged during labor. Although UI can be very uncomfortable, the loss of bladder control typically goes away after the muscles heal, usually within six weeks after giving birth.
After giving birth, a woman's uterus is the same size it was at 20 weeks:
It generally takes weeks for your belly to return to it's pre-pregnancy shape. The main reason for this is your uterus. After giving birth, the uterus is still about the size of a cantaloupe and the stomach muscles remain stretched out. Expect to look about six months pregnant for a few weeks or even months after childbirth.
It can take months, even an entire year for mothers to regain their sex drive:
New mothers often experience low libido after giving birth. In fact, many women take months, even an entire year to revive their sex drive. Others report feeling pain during sex for six months to one year after childbirth. Those who experience low sex drive or pain during sex may need to find alternatives for being intimate.
Breastfeeding is not as easy as it looks:
Breastfeeding may seem like a natural, easy process for new mothers, but most women will tell you it's actually much harder than it looks. Besides the uncomfortable symptoms of nipple soreness and breast fullness, breastfeeding also requires a lot of time and planning. Some mothers find nursing to be too painful and time-consuming to continue. If you want to breastfeed but are experiencing problems, consult your doctor, visit a lactation consultant, or attend a breastfeeding class or clinic for help.
You can get pregnant within days of having a baby:
Yes, you heard right. Breastfeeding or not, it is completely possible for women to get pregnant within days of having a baby. If you have unprotected sex, you could get pregnant even before your period starts again. Although mothers are recommended to wait at least six weeks to have sex after childbirth and space pregnancies at least 12 months apart, many do not wait for their doctor's go-ahead. If you do
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So, last I posted about this baby, it looked like this:
I decided to just use the primed white color instead of painting a different white paint on top - you know, I'm cheap and white is white people. So last Thursday, I got my desk to the above point by around 7 pm. I went home for dinner and came back to work on it around 9:30 because I just had to get it done. I consulted Tara to make sure it had had enough time to dry before taping it off and then got to work masking.
This was seriously quite the process. I think it took me about 40 minutes to cut pieces of newspaper and mask off the areas to remain white.
After all the masking, this is what it looked like. I had to take a photo just since it took me so long :) Then came the fun part - I sprayed the top and the top of the little raised piece with Valspar's Color Radiance in Coral.
I ended up doing 3 coats to get it totally even, sanding off the high spots in between each layer (those splotchy spots in the photo are where it's still wet - just so you know). The other side looked pretty cool too:
That's a pretty big transformation! Even with all the progress I had made, it still felt like the desk needed something to make it a little more "me". My lovely friend, Tara, happens to have lots of stencils that she graciously let me borrow from her this weekend. After making my selections, I set to work on Friday night and had it coated with poly-acrylic by the end of the night. Here is my creation ...
This isn't its actual place in the room - I'm putting it under the window. I had to move it so the pictures would come out ok. Check out my first ever stenciling job:
I used the same flourish in all the corners and then a larger scrolly design in the center. I actually ended up using house paint! I had grabbed some white acrylic paint, but since I used just Kilz white color for the rest of the desk, the acrylic didn't look white enough. Luckily I had some Valspar Ultra White latex paint on hand and it fit the bill.
Just for kicks, this is the side view again :) And to prove that my masking off worked ...
This shelf thing was the hardest area to get covered, and it seems like it wouldn't really matter much; but if I'm going through all the trouble to paint this thing, I was going all the way!
I seriously can't tell you how completely thrilled I am with this piece. It's the first piece of furniture I've put in my sewing room and it has me so excited to get everything else in there. This desk went from just a run of the mill laminate computer desk to something I really feel reflects me and I look forward to putting my sewing machine on it and getting to work :)
Here is the cost breakdown -
- Laminate computer desk - Free from Brenna (thanks!)
- 1 can Rustoleum Clean Metal Primer - $4.24
- 1 can Valspar Plastic Primer - $5.44
- 1 can Kilz Original spray primer - $5.98
- 1 can Valspar Color Radiance in Coral - $4.98
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Honestly, I don't can't really count that full amount for this because I have paint left over in several of the cans (which I plan on using on other pieces for the room), so I'm thinking let's call it $25 :) Not bad for a custom made desk, I must say. My personal recommendation - I know the poly acrylic sounds crazy expensive, but this is the best poly for furniture if you don't want it to yellow overtime. It didn't sputter - it sprayed great - even in a few spots where I thought it had little dots of build up, they evened out as it dried and has a perfectly smooth finish. So worth it!
So if you are thinking you need some new furniture - don't be afraid to revamp an old piece! I took something that wasn't so thrilling and turned it into my favorite piece :) I now am completely addicted and have a garage full of nasty looking old furniture that I have big plans for. I can't wait to fix up another one!


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Frozen, Oldboy and Saving Mr Banks try to lure moviegoers from Catching Fire, while trailers promise brawn in new Hercules and Tarzan films. And Son of God offers biblical drama...
In the wake of last week's Catching Fire fever, new releases this week are a little more low key. Thanksgiving audiences in America will be choosing between Disney's acclaimed new animated film Frozen and Spike Lee's much more adult remake of the 2003 Korean thriller Oldboy.
Meanwhile in the UK moviegoers will get a taste of Thanksgiving in the wacky animated romp Free Birds, plus a chance to savour the awards-buzz on Saving Mr Banks, about Walt Disney (Tom Hanks) trying to coerce PL Travers (Emma Thompson) into signing over the rights to her book Mary Poppins. Read our Saving Mr. Banks review here.
This week has also been a bit quiet for new trailers. But we got our first glimpse of the new toga action movie. The Legend Of Hercules stars a pumped-up Kellan Lutz as the muscled he-man prince alongside fellow hunks Scott Adkins (Zero Dark Thirty) and Liam McIntyre (Spartacus). It looks like a cheesy guilty pleasure along the lines of 300 and Immortals, and opens next summer. Watch the trailer for The Legend Of Hercules now!
Lutz also plays the equally beefy, and rather less clothed, Tarzan in a new performance-capture animated adventure that looks like a big action epic. In the trailer, the story looks somewhat overblown, but the visuals are impressive enough to make the film worth seeing in 3D. It opens in the spring. See the trailer for the new Tarzan animation here!
Former Tarzan-like actor Brendan Fraser stars in Gimme Shelter, as a man trying to help tearaway daughter Vanessa Hudgens get her life back on track. It looks like a fairly intense drama with strongly religious overtones, and costars Rosario Dawson and James Earl Jones. It opens in America in January. Watch Vanessa Hugdens in the Gimme Shelter trailer here.
Speaking of religious overtones, a new movie about the life of Jesus Christ is on its way. Son of God is a lavishly produced drama tracing the relationship between Jesus and his followers. Portuguese actor Diogo Morgado (Revenge) plays Jesus opposite a cast of relatively unknown costars. Opening in cinemas in late February in America and early march in Britain, the film is directed by Christopher Spencer, who made this year's hit series The Bible. Watch the trailer for Son Of God here.
And finally, the Oscar-winning 1988 Italian classic Cinema Paradiso is being re-stored and re-released for its 25th anniversary. The story of a young boy's love of movies and friendship with an old projectionist is based on filmmaker Guiseppe Tornatore's own rural childhood and captures plenty of cinematic magic. The re-release trailer reminds us that it's definitely worth seeing again on the big screen. Watch the all new trailer for Cinema Paradiso here.
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Egypt summons Qatari ambassador to protest interference
Cairo, Jan 5 - The Egyptian foreign ministry Saturday summoned the Qatari ambassador to express rejection to a statement by Doha which Cairo deems as interference in Egypt's internal affairs, MENA reported.
In the statement, Doha said the Egyptian government's recent decision to label the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group was a prelude to kill protesters, Xinhua reported.
"It is only a prelude to a shoot-to-kill policy on demonstrators," the Qatari foreign ministry statement said Friday after at least 17 people were killed during protests backing former president Mohamed Morsi, who was ousted by the army in early July.
The statement added "inclusive dialogue" between all sides in Egypt was the only solution to the nation's crisis.
Qatar was an staunch ally to Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood. Its ties with Egypt have deteriorated tremendously since the Islamist leader's ouster.
Egypt's army-backed authorities accuse the Cairo office of Al Jazeera, a Qatar-based pan-Arab TV channel, of airing false information and inciting anti-government protests and ordered it to go off air.(IANS)
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Temporary veneers (or interim veneers) are fitted over teeth that have been trimmed down a bit for permanent veneers, while the permanent ones are being made in the dental laboratory. They are made of tooth-colored acrylic resin, and stay on your teeth for about 5 to 10 days, until the permanent ones are ready.
The word "veneer" is a good description. Sometimes they are also called "porcelain laminates". They literally are thin veneers of acrylic (for temporary veneers) or of porcelain / ceramic (for permanent veneers or laminates.)
Temporary veneers are made by the dentist, right at the chairside, as opposed to being manufactured in a dental laboratory. They can be quite difficult to do well, and the dentist has to take his time!
Why do you need temporary veneers?
There are three main reasons:
When might you NOT need temporaries?
There are two possibilities for NOT needing temporaries:
How are the interim veneers made?
There are 2 methods. If you are only having from 1 to 3 veneers, then your dentist may choose to make up the interim veneers by hand, using a tooth-colored filling material. He can sculpt and shape the filling material so that it has the size and shape that you are aiming for with the new veneers.
Your dentist will probably fix the filling material to the tooth using just a small drop of bonding agent ("glue") on the tooth. This will be strong enough to hold the interim veneer in place while you are eating and drinking, but also allow him to pop it off easily enough when it's time to fit the permanent veneers.
The other option, which is frequently used when you are getting 4 or more than 4 veneers, is to use a small mould of the wax mock-up. During the planning phase of your treatment, the lab guy will have made up a model of your teeth with the new veneers built in white wax. They will be exactly the size and shape of the final veneers.
Your dentist can make a small putty mould of the mock-up, and use it to make the temporaries. He can put a little liquid acrylic into the mould, position it over your own teeth (after the trimming), and the acrylic then sets in the shape of the mock-up.
When the dentist takes the putty mould out of your mouth, the acrylic is left behind on your teeth, a perfect copy of the wax mock-up! The edges will need to be polished, and any excess bits taken away, but within a few minutes it's all done.
So now you have tooth-colored acrylic veneers in the size and shape that the dentist and lab guy have planned. You can see how the final veneers will look and feel.
If you think that you want to change something, for example the front teeth are a little too long, you can tell the dentist. He can then instruct the lab guy to make this change to the permanent veneers as he's building them up.
The acrylic veneers stay in place because they are all joined together in one piece, and "lock in" between your own teeth. They are not bonded to the teeth, and so you may experience some sensitivity with cold water or when brushing your teeth. This is normal.
This also means that you can't floss easily between the temporary veneers. However it IS possible by using either a dental floss threader, or Oral B Superfloss, to thread floss between the veneers at gum level. I recommend trying to get floss through between the veneers if you can, but go very gently!
And you should continue to brush the gums around the veneers as normal. Don't worry about loosening a veneer, it's much more important to prevent plaque building up!
Temporary veneers can look very good, although it's important to remember that they can not look as good as the final porcelain veneers. However they serve to protect the teeth, and give you a trial run of how the final veneers could look.


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"There is no unhappiness like the misery of sighting land (and work) again after a cheerful, careless voyage"
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"It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages."
Friedrich Nietzsche
"There is only one cause of unhappiness: the false beliefs you have in your head, beliefs so widespread, so commonly held, that it never occurs to you to question them."
Anthony de Mello
"Given the amount of unjust suffering and unhappiness in the world, I am deeply grateful for, sometimes even perplexed by, how much misery I have been spared."
Dennis Prager
"All blame is a waste of time. No matter how much fault you find with another, and regardless of how much you blame him, it will not change you. The only thing blame does is to keep the focus off you when you are looking for external reasons to explain your unhappiness or frustration. You may succeed in making another feel guilty about something by blaming him, but you won't succeed in changing whatever it is about you that is making you unhappy."
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"Hatred and anger leads to unhappiness, pain and misery. So, one should always be soft-spoken and all 'karma-yogis' should tread on the path of righteousness."
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This is the setting for what seems likely to be America's most bitter - and most talked- about - industrial conflict of the summer. Baseball, the national pastime, is on the precipice of a strike that could wipe out the latter part of the season, not to mention hundreds of millions of dollars in gate earnings and recently negotiated TV contracts.
It is a dispute not without a dash of the surreal. How many other industries have a minimum wage of dollars 109,000 ( pounds 72,000)? And what kind of business owner can plead poverty when a team like the Baltimore Orioles can be sold for as much as dollars 173m, as it was a year ago? And yet it is a worker-management confrontation almost in the old style. While most unions wither, the baseball players' union is one of the strongest in the country.
It is that unity combined with the apparent determination of the major league owners to impose their will that augurs a long and bloody battle. This is the eighth confrontation between the two sides in 22 years and in the past it has always been the owners that have backed down. The last strike of any length was in 1981, when fans were deprived of play for 50 days. Some say a strike could run into the 1995 season.
The collective bargaining proposal unveiled by the owners last week seeks for the first time to put a cap on what players can earn. The formula aims to limit the amount paid to players to 50 per cent of the revenue earned by each club, down from the 58 per cent spent on salaries now.
Other provisions include ending the use of outside arbitration when players and owners disagree on salaries or free agency rights (the opportunity for players to put themselves up for bidding between clubs).
The owners say some control has to be exerted on player earnings. You can see their point. The average salary of a major league player has exploded from dollars 44,676 in 1975 to dollars 1.2m. Last year there were 262 players earning more than dollars 1m a year, including seven on more than dollars 5m.
Nor is it fair simply to look at the most profitable clubs like the Orioles. Installed two seasons ago in its Camden Yard stadium, built at a cost of dollars 100m, it would do all right in a money-printing competition with the US Treasury. But according to the owners' books, 19 of the 28 major league clubs are losing between dollars 3m and dollars 12m a year. These include teams such as the Seattle Mariners, which has a smaller market from which to draw fans.
But the players have no intention of surrendering the gains of two decades. They know they have the leverage. By calling a strike at the start of August, they would be denying the owners revenue at the most lucrative juncture of the season - just when network TV contracts are kicking in and league competition is approaching the play-offs.
And they have little sympathy for the owners, particularly given their insulation from competition. With their anti-trust exemption, the owners have complete control of the sport. No new teams can set up without their say-so. And rarely is that given. Two franchises were created two years ago, but were auctioned off at a huge dollars 95m each.
For the fans, sympathy with either side is difficult. Paul White, columnist for Baseball Weekly, voiced the feelings of many when he said a strike seemed unavoidable and added: 'It's not that I don't care. It's just that the sides of my head are sore. When I do allow myself to consider the baseball labour situation, I just whack my hands against my temples and mutter: 'This is so stupid'. Are these people idiots?'
If there is a public bias, it is probably in favour of the owners. Baseball is not the blue- collar sport it once was. Those warming the seats at Camden Yard this weekend are more likely to be Washington lawyers than line workers from what remains of industrial Baltimore. The cheers as the players take the field may be more muted than usual.
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Torta de Tres Leches or Three Milks Cake is a popular dessert in Colombia and Latin America. This cake gets the name from the three milks we use, condensed milk, evaporated milk and heavy cream and it is what makes this cake so moist and delicious.
Every country has their own version for the frosting and in Colombia the cream of tartar frosting is very traditional.
(Serves 10-12)
- 2 cups all purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 cup whole milk
- 5 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 6 tablespoons butter
- 2 cups sugar
- ½ teaspoon salt
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1 can evaporated milk
1 cup heavy cream
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
2 egg whites
½ teaspoon cream of tartar
½ cup sugar
¼ cup water
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- preheat the oven to 350° F
- Grease and lightly flour a baking dish.
- To make the cake: In a bowl whisk together the flour, salt and baking powder.
- In a small pot heat the milk and butter, remove from the heat and set aside.
- In a large bowl beat the eggs with an electric mixer on high speed for 2 minutes. Add the sugar and continue mixing for 5 minutes. Reduce the speed to low. Add the flour mixture, butter mixture and vanilla extract and mix for 1 more minute.
- Pour the batter into the baking dish and bake for 40 to 45 minutes or until a toothpick stuck in the middle comes out clean. Remove cake from the oven and with a fork make holes all over the top of the cake. Set aside to cool for 10 to 15 minutes.
- When the cake is cooling, make the milk sauce, whisk together sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, heavy cream and vanilla extract in a mixing bowl.
- Pour the 3 milks sauce over the cake until it is all absorbed. Refrigerate for a least 3 hours or overnight before frosting.
- For the frosting, in a small pot mix the water and sugar, over medium high heat, stirring constantly for 5 minutes. Set aside.
- Beat the egg whites with cream of tartar until stiff peaks are formed. While beating the egg whites, add sugar syrup and continue beating for 5 more minutes. Add vanilla extract and beat 1 more minute. Spread the frosting over the cake and refrigerate into ready to serve.
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