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Translation Services in London, UK
Whenever you need translation services in London of any kind, no matter if it is a certified, official or notarized translation you are looking for, or translation for business, our office in London is open 24/7 and provides high quality UK document translation services at some of the lowest rates you can find in the United Kingdom.
We can help you with
If you need official document translation services in London or anywhere else in the UK, we can help you. Our specialized translators are aware of the requirements for such translations and are experienced in the field. With us, you are sure that your translation is accurate and will meet any requirements, it will be delivered fast and at an affordable price!
UK certified translation
We know how you must feel when dealing with the UK Immigration office and we do our best to help you with any official translation you may need, be it certified translation or notarized. We are working with over 3.000 translators and we can translate any document, from any language into English, and we guarantee acceptance at any immigration office in the UK.
Document translation for business
UK businesses already know that English isn't the only language on Earth and when it comes to selling products or services to other countries, accurate document translation services need to be used to ensure that the meaning of your text has been perfectly conveyed into the target language and the translation is perfectly fitted to the intended market.
UK document translation services in London
Language translation services in London are highly needed in present time due to growth the world has made driving on technology. Communication has been transformed so much so that people in the US can quickly and directly talk to someone in Japan. Though, the gap between languages is a challenge for businesses based in different countries while interacting with each other. Businesses offering services in countries where people are speaking other languages than theirs face difficulties in getting their information across to their consumers. The solution to this problem is language translation for business.
In both a challenging business environment and a period of market development, you need a skilled translation provider to help you reach your business translation requirements. Universal Translation Services works with small, medium and large companies to fulfill all their business translation specifications. Having a multicultural track is a must in today's global market. To compete efficiently, you and your business will need high-quality translation services to assist your business activities.
At UTS, our business translation service includes a multi-disciplined method involving translation specialists in the fields of marketing, human resources, finance, accounting, and law. In many cases, we have several professionals work on one translation project to assure it matches your requirements while the translation is perfectly fitted to your target market. This is the case when legal and business ideas mix. We will inform you to these concerns and potential disputes to allow you to make the most rational and practical business choices.
Visit our office in London during normal business hours:
Universal Translation Services London
219 Kensington Street, Kensington, London, W8 6BD
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Our office in London, UK
London Translation Company
Finding a London translation company that provides you the best value for your business's resources can be hard. Rates can differ considerably, and there are some translation schemes where it would make more reason to translate by the hour than by word. But, UTS offers three levels of translation which cater to any business needs in London.
We understand that language services are always part of a more extensive process. We view the bigger picture, to make sure that what we give the best to help you gain your goals. Whether you're looking for a birth certificate translation or localizing a website for ten different foreign markets, we provide a personalized service proved to hit the mark. We know that sometimes time is money, and we're prepared towards delivering the best possible service, even when managing to tight deadlines.
Here are some of the reasons why you should use our services:
- Dedicated translation and localization solutions provider
- Only native or bilingual translators having native-level proficiency and academic degree language qualifications
- Projects delivered on time
- Cost effective prices for clients through technology leveraging techniques and volume discounts
- Certified translation services in London that suit your standards, timescale, and budget
- Translation aiding tools such as Trados and other CAT Tools, sector-specific glossaries, terminology databases, etc.
- We are equipped to deliver high-quality language solutions and unmatched customer satisfaction consistently
- Specialization in a vast number of languages
Some more reasons to use UK document translation services
Our Professional Translators
Our professional translators are the most skilled in the translation industry. We select our translators based on their linguistic abilities, education, work experience, and past achievement. Because we choose from a large pool of professional translators, we can distribute your project to someone close with the specifics of your project. Their expertise helps generate a more accurate translation of your text.
Affordable Rates
You want the best job at affordable rates with no nasty surprises. We understand. That's why, unlike some of our competitors, we provide a competitive quote including a full analysis of costs so you can see precisely what you are getting for your money.
Fast Turnaround
Our process remains manageable enough to provide any special needs, from certification to a rapidly approaching deadline. We are using top quality translators within a quick and efficient workflow for fast turnaround projects.
Available 24/7
We understand the global reality of business and the need for "always available" translation. Wherever you do business, with services around the world and our web-based client portal, we are available 24/7 to offer urgent estimates or start new projects. We understand that in some situations translation projects may require direct attention and an expedited turnaround.
Translation for Immigration to the UK
Are you planning to move to the United Kingdom? Do you want to spend extended time in the UK? With our complete immigration translation services, we'll help you get a successful entry. We're experts in the translation for immigration to the UK and know all the different visa requirements involved in every application. With our approved immigration services, we will professionally translate and certify your legal documents. We also work with immigration agencies and law firms to handle continuing, multiple projects and client applications.
Growth in immigration to the UK has a direct effect on the need for the translation of documents from birth and marriage certificates, medical reports to academic or legal papers and other essential documents needed to be translated into Welsh or English. We have been providing certified translation for immigration to the UK for several years and can help you with accurate translations at low rates.
Whenever you want to start looking for certified translation near me think of us first. Even though you are not in London or can't visit our office, you can order online and you can rest assured that your translation will be done in time and sent to you by email or Royal Mail if you require hard copies. We are an international company providing translation services in UK and in the US, working with clients from all over the world as as such, we are able to handle any requirements you may have.
About London and our office
London is a leading global city. It is the world's largest financial center and is home to the headquarters of more than 100 of Europe's 500 largest companies. By far Britain's largest metropolis, it is also the country's economic, transportation, and cultural center. It has the most foreign visitors of any city in the world and as such, translation services in London are highly needed.
The Greater London area is bursting with attractions for visitors of all ages. With 30 historic gardens and 123 historic buildings, London also has more than 200 museums, 108 music halls and, 600 cinema screens. London's 33 districts, including the City of London, are spread over an area of 1572 square kilometers.
The Thames river runs through the core of London, from Richmond in the west, through the central London borough of Westminster, to Greenwich in the east. London river cruises and river buses are a great way to view the city.
You never know when you'll need certified translation services in London for language assistance. UTS offers high-quality translation services in UK at reasonable rates. Every day we are increasing in size and experience, and we look forward to seeing where our goal to solve your language difficulties will take us next! Feel free to get in touch with us at your convenience no matter if you need UK certified translation for official purposes or document translation in London for business, we'll always be here to answer your questions, to give you a free quote or to get started with your project!


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CARIS announces the release of CARIS Easy View 4.0, a freeware data viewer for 2-D and 3-D data. CARIS Easy View 4.0 replaces the popular CARIS Easy View 2.0 which has been downloaded by thousands of professionals and students. CARIS Easy View allows users to view spatial data from a wide range of file formats without the need for specialized software. For the first time CARIS Easy View is availab… Read More
The latest release of CARIS HPD 2.9.2 is now available. HPD 2.9.2 provides users with better integration between HPD product data and the new Publications module. The Publications module, a tool for creating and maintaining Notice to Mariners and other nautical publications, is now a stand-alone HPD editor and is enhanced with an improved interface and new commands for linking notices to panels an… Read More
A team from the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) recently visited CARIS' headquarters to continue work on the UKHO raster chart project. This project will enhance the raster chart production capabilities of CARIS HPD to enable the removal of the legacy "Abrahams Revelations" system which has been used to produce and maintain the UKHO's raster chart portfolio for many years.During th… Read More
CARIS will be hosting a free half-day workshop covering the latest hydrographic data processing and management software at the RESON User Conference in Miami, Florida on Thursday, November 8, 2012.The workshop will take attendees through the full post-processing workflow using CARIS HIPS and SIPS and data management techniques using CARIS BASE Editor.Topics will include:setting up a vessel file fo… Read More
CARIS is pleased to announce the release of Bathy DataBASE 4.0, the leading solution for managing and analyzing bathymetry data. Powered by the CSAR engine and backed by proven RDBMS technology, Bathy DataBASE delivers a robust and scalable solution for the storage and analysis of ever-expanding volumes of Sonar and LiDAR data.Bathymetry data of Bull's Scarp off South Carolina, image supplied by C… Read More
CARIS recently attended the Southern Africa and Islands Hydrographic Commission (SAIHC) meeting held in Mauritius. The SAIHC is one of the International Hydrographic Organization's (IHO) Regional Hydrographic Commissions and is an annual gathering of hydrographic offices in the region to discuss ongoing hydrographic issues. The meeting was organized by the Ministry of Housing and Lands in Ma… Read More
CARIS is pleased to offer marine and hydrographic professionals in the Asia Pacific region CARIS Bathy DataBASE 4.0 training in Adelaide, Australia from October 31 – November 2, 2012. The training course will be a comprehensive hands-on session on the leading system for managing and analyzing bathymetry data.The course will focus on the use of tools for importing, validating, analyzing and e… Read More
Kongsberg and CARIS recently delivered a successful workshop in Rio de Janeiro at the offices of Diretoria de Hidrografia e Navegação (DHN). The workshop was attended by 50 individuals from the Navy, Petrobras, Survey Companies and Brazilian Universities.The workshop had two main themes: an introduction to the Kongsberg GeoSwath Plus sonar system and an introduction to Autonomous Und… Read More
Thank you to everyone that participated in the 2013 calendar competition. Once again we received a record number of submissions this year and the subject matter was excellent. The images were voted on by CARIS employees around the globe with the top 14 being included in the 2013 calendar. The creators of these have now been notified. The 2013 overall winner was submitted by Giovanni Barr… Read More
Guangzhou Marine Geological Survey (GMGS) recently visited CARIS headquarters in Fredericton, New Brunswick for bathymetric data analysis and management training using CARIS Bathy DataBASE.GMGS, located in Guangzhou, China, is one of the primary institutions under the China Geological Survey (CGS) and is responsible for conducting marine geology surveys. Presently, GMGS has five survey vessels, wh… Read More
CARIS and the Offshore Marine Academy are pleased to offer CARIS HIPS and SIPS training in Bristol, UK on October 22-26, 2012. The training course, geared towards existing and prospective customers, will be a comprehensive session on industry leading data processing, visualization, quality control and product creation techniques using the latest HIPS and SIPS release.Topics such as multibeam proce… Read More
The Maritime Authority Suriname (MAS) recently purchased CARIS solutions to support the modernization of their cartographic production capacity. MAS selected CARIS BASE Editor, S-57 Composer and Paper Chart Composer for bathymetry analysis and chart production.MAS supervises the compliance of legal rules in shipping for coastal and inland waters of Suriname and guarantees a safe and efficient pass… Read More
CARIS has recently completed a successful project for the provision of a bathymetric database system for the Port of Melbourne Corporation (PoMC).Bathymetric surveys loaded in the database at the entrance to Port Phillip Bay.PoMC conducts regular bathymetric surveys as part of its statutory obligation to provide safe and effective transit of vessels through Port Waters. The project involved the in… Read More
In the past eighteen months the international community has observed historic elections and democratic reforms by the nation of Myanmar, also known as Burma. Based on the positive developments towards democracy earlier this year, the Canadian government and other Western countries eased sanctions against Myanmar.With these current political changes CARIS had an opportunity to visit Mynamar for the… Read More
A six-week search effort is currently underway in the Canadian Arctic to find the lost ships of Sir John Franklin's ill-fated 1845 expedition to chart the Northwest Passage. The lost ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, have been sought for more than 160 years and have yet to be discovered.In 1845 the two ships departed from Greenhithe, England led by Sir John Franklin to sail the Canadian Arct… Read More
CARIS BV's Ottokarl Büchsenschütz-Nothdurft recently held a CARIS LOTS Limits and Boundaries training course at the General Secretariat of the Boundaries Affairs Council in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.The training was a refresher course, reiterating the general functionality as well as discussing the finer technical details and aspects of the various lines and how to realize th… Read More
The German Ice Service, a division of Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (BSH), the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency, recently announced they will be producing S-57 Ice Coverage Charts of the Baltic for the 2012/2013 northern hemisphere winter season using CARIS S-57 Composer. They are hoping that this will help drive other ice agencies worldwide to start creating similar p… Read More
The Coast-Map-IO TopoBathy Database project is an extension of the IOC-IHO project Improving Emergency Response to Ocean-based Extreme Events through Coastal Mapping Capacity Building in the Indian Ocean, which is part of the larger IOC project Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System. The objective of the TopoBathy Database project is to develop a database for the creation and management of integrated… Read More
Have you submitted your favourite CARIS image yet? The submission deadline for the 2013 CARIS calendar contest is September 14, 2012, which is less than two weeks away.CARIS' calendar contest is now in its seventh year and continues to gain in popularity. The calendar contest represents an excellent opportunity for CARIS users to showcase their geospatial datasets, maps, charts and 3-D views with… Read More
National Centre for Antarctic and Ocean Research (NCAOR), a research and development institution under the Ministry of Earth Sciences - Government of India, recently selected HIPS and SIPS for the processing of their acquired hydrographic data.NCAOR, located in Goa, is responsible for the coordination and implementation of the India Antarctic Programme and is also involved in multi-agency scientif… Read More
CARIS BV's Charles de Jongh was recently at the National Institute of Hydrography and Navigation (INAHINA) in Mozambique conducting a Paper Chart Composer training course. INAHINA has been a long time customer of CARIS and is in the process of upgrading their chart production to include the newly released Paper Chart Composer.The week long training course focused on the workflow for creating… Read More
CARIS is pleased to announce that the CARIS LinkedIn group is rapidly expanding and has grown to over 500 members! This is a great accomplishment for CARIS as we're happy to provide an environment for new and existing CARIS users to congregate. The CARIS LinkedIn group is a great place to post questions, share helpful tips and to hear the latest CARIS news.To celebrate reaching 500 members w… Read More
CARIS' Alliance Partner, Unique Systems FZE, successfully organized a series of one-day demonstrations over a four-day period in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Live survey sessions were demonstrated onboard one of Bayanat's (formerly Military Survey Department) survey vessels, which was installed with a Kongsberg EM 2040 and the data was processed in CARIS HIPS and SIPS by CARIS BV's… Read More
The Environment Agency's Geomatics team, located in the United Kingdom, recently purchased CARIS HIPS and SIPS and BASE Editor to further increase their processing and analysis capabilities.Environment Agency Geomatics is a leader in high quality LIDAR survey, bathymetric surveys and remote sensing data capture for the provision of integrated spatial data solutions. Their geospatial products help… Read More
Thailand recently became the latest coastal nation to select CARIS LOTS for the delineation of their maritime limits and boundaries. Thailand is now one of more than sixty countries, including a large number in the South East Asia region, which have selected the specialized geodetic toolkit to determine their marine borders and extents.The Hydrographic Department, Royal Thai Navy (HDRTN) will use… Read More
NOAA's Hydrographic Surveys Division (HSD) has recently added an exciting new chart product deliverable, the Geospatial PDF: a PDF with georeferencing stored within it. This new product is being created using new functionality specifically requested by HSD and released in CARIS Plot Composer 5.2. Since production began in May, HSD has created a geospatial PDF product for every new survey received… Read More
CARIS has created a new online forum to bring together the Bathy DataBASE user community. The new forum is a great place for users to discuss ideas, ask questions and maintain relationships with fellow users, including CARIS Bathy DataBASE development and support personnel.The forum consists of a general and technical discussion group. In the general group, users are able to post questions and dis… Read More
The CARIS Canada technical support team recently got their hands on a Dynascan portable LiDAR system. The LiDAR was kindly loaned to CARIS by MosaicHydro of Vancouver, BC, Canada. The LiDAR was mounted on the roof rack of an SUV and was positioned using a GPS base station provided by Genivar of Fredericton, NB, Canada.This presented a great opportunity for the CARIS team to get familiar with this… Read More
CARIS has launched a new customer satisfaction survey to ensure that we are providing the best service possible. The new customer satisfaction survey will be prompted when an active service request is closed on the CARIS HelpDesk and will provide an easy opportunity to give feedback.The brief survey is confidential and designed to help us improve our customer support. As a valued client, we thank… Read More
We are improving the way you access your annual license string for CARIS software. In addition to the current method of receiving license strings by email, we've made it possible to obtain your license file from the Online Customer Service (OCS) website.Previously license strings were available from the OCS but they needed to be manually pasted into the license utility. We've simplifie… Read More
CARIS' popular calendar contest is back! Submissions for the 2013 calendar contest are now being accepted. CARIS is encouraging users of its software to enter their favourite CARIS imagery.CARIS Calendar Contest 2012 overall winning image, produced by Mike Stecher of Solmar Hydro Inc.CARIS' calendar contest is now in its seventh year of production and continues to gain in popularity. The calendar… Read More
Last October ENSTA Bretagne, an engineering school in France; the University of Ghent in Belgium; and the HCU University in Germany, together with the Interdisciplinary Centre for the Development of Ocean mapping (CIDCO) in Canada, conducted an intensive hydrographic and topographic survey training program at the artificial lake of Vassivière in France.After the Second World War the valley… Read More
The Diretoria de Hidrografía e Navegacao (DHN) of the Brazilian Navy continues to advance in its implementation of Bathy DataBASE. Last week, DHN completed a customized training course with CARIS' Eduardo Infante, to learn how to populate their Bathy DataBASE with data collected across the Brazilian territory. The stored bathymetric datasets will be used as source for DHN´s hydr… Read More
National Hydrographic Centre (NHC), Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) recently upgraded their CARIS GIS licenses to the new Paper Chart Composer, the successor to GIS, for production of their paper charts in accordance with IHO standards. NHC has been a user of GIS, which originally ran on a UNIX platform, since 1993. The upgrade of GIS to Paper Chart Composer is another example of NHC's ongoing commitme… Read More
CARIS, the world's leading marine GIS organization, has released its first open source API. CARIS OSCAR-js, a JavaScript Map API, allows you to create and embed custom web maps on your website.The API was created to help shape CARIS Spatial Fusion Enterprise and includes tools for navigation, measurement, and download, as well as providing a means for developers to create their own custom tools an… Read More
On June 28, 2012, the tugboat Sea Cap VII capsized upstream of the New West Rail Bridge in the Fraser River. The tugboat was assisting another tugboat when the incident occurred. Thankfully no crew members were badly injured.As a result of the incident, Port Metro Vancouver contracted Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) to conduct a multibeam survey of the area surrounding where th… Read More
The impressive survey and ice patrol ship, HMS Protector, was recently in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada for a port call. CARIS, Canadian Hydrographic Service, and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Science were invited onboard by HMS Protector and Tim Lewis from the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) for a courtesy visit as well as to explore areas for collaboration.The incredibly versat… Read More
CARIS recently conducted one of the first Paper Chart Composer training courses at the Hydrographic Office of the Polish Navy (HOPN) in Gdynia, Poland. The nautical cartography department of HOPN has been using CARIS GIS since 1999 and has now decided to upgrade their chart production tools to the recently released Paper Chart Composer.Paper Chart Composer is the successor to the long-trusted CARI… Read More
CARIS' Edurado Infante was recently at the Chilean Hydrograhphic Service (SHOA) in Valparaiso, Chile for a three week training course. The advanced training was for SHOA's continental shelf processors and bathymetry processors on CARIS HIPS and SIPS, Bathy DataBASE and LOTS.SHOA has a wide range of CARIS products to process hydrographic data and develop nautical charts. Training topics… Read More
CARIS is very pleased to announce that Dr. Salem Masry, Founder, President and CEO of CARIS, has been appointed to the Order of Canada for his contributions as an innovator and entrepreneur in the fields of geographical information and digital mapping technology.Dr. Masry completed his PhD studies in photogrammetry and surveying at University College London, England. He then immigrated to Canada i… Read More
CARIS was recently at Services Hydrographie et Oceanographie de la Marine (SHOM) in Brest, France for a training course on CARIS HPD. The two-week long training course focused on the creation of ENC and paper charts and was led by CARIS' Nadia Thériault.By the end of the year, the team from SHOM will undertake a pilot project utilizing their newly learnt skills as a preparation phase… Read More
On June 25-28, 2012 CARIS hosted the largest gathering of CARIS users at CARIS 2012, its 14th International User Group Conference. The four-day conference saw a record number of delegates in attendance from a variety of nations across the globe from government organizations, defence, hydrographic offices, private survey companies, academic institutes, and industry manufacturers and consultants.At… Read More
The event we've all been waiting for is finally here! The largest international gathering of CARIS users – CARIS 2012 – kicks off on Monday, June 25.This four-day conference is jammed packed with dedicated boot camps, engaging user group meetings and a roster of exceptional presentations ranging across the areas of data processing, data analysis, chart production and discovery. A… Read More
CARIS recently held an open HIPS and SIPS training course in Perth, Australia. The course was held at Training Choice and was coordinated and delivered by Daniel Kruimel and Christian Fellinger of CARIS Asia Pacific.The course attracted attendees from defence, government organizations, research institutions and private survey companies. Topics covered included an overview of the CUBE processing wo… Read More
In addition to world class keynotes and our packed roster of technical presentations at this year's international user group conference, each paper session will begin with a CARIS technology showcase delivered by our top experts. Attending CARIS 2012 will bring you up-to-date on our latest advancements, as well as paint the picture for where our technology is going in the coming years.Paul C… Read More
The partnership between CARIS and the Panama Canal Authority continues to develop. It started in 2010 with CARIS software being selected to produce Electronic Navigational Charts (ENC) for the Canal. Now, the Panama Canal Authority has become the latest organization to choose HPD for their marine data management and chart production needs.Ships from all parts of the world transit daily through the… Read More
CARIS will join a list of top industry leaders at the Geo Maritime conference being held in London, UK during June 13 – 14, 2012. The conference will address strategic, technical and operational challenges on geospatial information in the maritime surveillance sector.Immediately after lunch on the Wednesday of the conference CARIS will present a live demonstration highlighting the latest wor… Read More
CARIS is pleased to announce the release of S-57 Composer 2.3, the next-generation desktop application for electronic production of S-57 Electronic Navigational Charts (ENC), Additional Military Layers (AML), Inland ENC (IENC) and Digital Nautical Charts (DNC). The release of 2.3 marks a 'return to S-57' after the previous version's focus on creation and exporting of DNC products.Updates in this v… Read More
Rear Admiral Ian Moncrieff to speak at CARIS 2012 CARIS is delighted to announce the addition of Rear Admiral (Retd) Ian Moncrieff, Chief Executive of the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, to the CARIS 2012 opening session.Rear Admiral Ian Moncrieff became the Chief Executive of the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office in October 2011. He previously held the positions of UK National Hydrographer a… Read More
The details of a development project with the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) to enhance the raster chart production capabilities of CARIS HPD were recently finalized in Taunton, UK. The project will ultimately result in the decommissioning of the legacy "Abrahams Revelations" system which has been used to produce and maintain the UKHO's raster chart portfolio for many years.HPD will und… Read More

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Tips On Getting The Best Event Rental Company
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These incredibly low fat burgers are produced using only completely de-fatted Turkey breast meat which is mixed with our own blend of seasonings to compliment the wonderful flavour of good Turkey. Not just for Christmas, Turkey is a very under-rated product that is becoming more popular throughout the year.
Ingredients: Turkey (83.3%), Water, Seasoning [Rusk (contains: rice flour, gram flour, maize starch, salt, dextrose), Potato Starch, Salt, Spices (white pepper, black pepper, cayenne, ginger), Yeast Extract, Onion Powder, Preservative E223, Herb (parsley), Antioxidant E300], Pea Flake (Sulphites)
- Pack of 4 ~ Mega-lean Turkey Steak Burgers
- Specially produced for the "Lean Butcher" range
- Protein rich and extremely low in fat
- Also a great source of vitamin B6 and niacin, which are both essential for the body's energy production.
- Regular turkey consumption can help lower cholesterol levels. The meat is low-GI and can help keep insulin levels stable.
- Turkey contains the amino acid tryptophan, this produces serotonin which plays an important role in strengthening the immune system.
- Gluten Free
- Store fresh Turkey separate from any gravy, stuffings or raw food ready to eat, preferably in a sealed container to avoid cross contamination.
- Be sure to cook your Turkey product correctly and try not to over cook as this may have a negative effect on the finished product.


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Editing cells' genomes with CRISPR-Cas9 might increase the risk that the altered cells, intended to treat disease, will trigger cancer, two studies published on Monday warn — a potential game-changer for the companies developing CRISPR-based therapies.
In the studies, published in Nature Medicine, scientists found that cells whose genomes are successfully edited by CRISPR-Cas9 have the potential to seed tumors inside a patient. That could make some CRISPR'd cells ticking time bombs, according to researchers from Sweden's Karolinska Institute and, separately, Novartis.
CRISPR has already dodged two potentially fatal bullets — a 2017 claim that it causes sky-high numbers of off-target effects was retracted in March, and a reportof human immunity to Cas9 was largely shrugged off as solvable. But experts are taking the cancer-risk finding seriously.
The CEO of CRISPR Therapeutics, Sam Kulkarni, told STAT the results are "plausible." Although they likely apply to only one of the ways that CRISPR edits genomes (replacing disease-causing DNA with healthy versions) and not the other (just excising DNA), he said, "it's something we need to pay attention to, especially as CRISPR expands to more diseases. We need to do the work and make sure edited cells returned to patients don't become cancerous."
Another leading CRISPR scientist, who asked not to be named because of involvement with genome-editing companies, called the new data "pretty striking," and raised concerns that a potential fatal flaw in some uses of CRISPR had "been missed."
On the other hand, the Novartis paper has been available in preliminary form since last summer, and CRISPR experts "haven't freaked out," said Erik Sontheimer of the University of Massachusetts Medical School, whose CRISPR research centers on novel enzymes and off-target effects. "This is something that bears paying attention to, but I don't think it's a deal-breaker" for CRISPR therapies.
The Karolinska and Novartis groups tested CRISPR on different kinds of human cells — retinal cells and pluripotent stem cells, respectively. But they found essentially the same phenomenon. Standard CRISPR-Cas9 works by cutting both strands of the DNA double helix. That injury causes a cell to activate a biochemical first-aid kit orchestrated by a gene called p53, which either mends the DNA break or makes the cell self-destruct.
Whichever action p53 takes, the consequence is the same: CRISPR doesn't work, either because the genome edit is stitched up or the cell is dead. (The Novartis team calculated that p53 reduces CRISPR efficiency in pluripotent stem cells seventeenfold.) That might explain something found over and over: CRISPR is woefully inefficient, with only a small minority of cells into which CRISPR is introduced, usually by a virus, actually having their genomes edited as intended.
"We found that cutting the genome with CRISPR-Cas9 induced the activation of … p53," said Emma Haapaniemi, the lead author of the Karolinska study. That "makes editing much more difficult."
The flip side of p53 repairing CRISPR edits, or killing cells that accept the edits, is that cells that survive with the edits do so precisely because they have a dysfunctional p53 and therefore lack this fix-it-or-kill-it mechanism.


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ROSEMONT, Ill. – The Texas Stars traveled north for a trio of Central Division battles in week nine, taking two-of-three contests to climb to sixth in the Division.
Texas started the weekend 8-8-1-1, and sitting seventh in the Central. The Stars were able to put together a solid road trip, however, and now sit sixth at 10-9-1-1. The 20 points now have the Stars just three points back of the Rockford IceHogs for the all-important top four, and, with three games in hand, the Stars sit fourth in points percentage (.524%).
The Stars regained a massive piece to their puzzle prior to the trip, as starting goaltender Landon Bow was returned from a stint with NHL Dallas on Thursday. Bow played on Friday and Saturday, splitting the two decisions to move to 7-4-1 (2.85 GAA, .894 SV%) in American Hockey League play.
The weekend started well with a 4-1 win over the Admirals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with Bow winning his first start back from the NHL. Texas then traveled east to Grand Rapids, Michigan, falling 6-3 to a scorching hot Grand Rapids squad, who is now 6-0-0-1 in its last seven outings. The trip concluded with a bang, though, as the Stars offense exploded for seven goals in a 7-4 victory over the Chicago Wolves in Rosemont, Illinois.
Friday, November 30: Stars 4, Admirals 1
The Stars started the trip with a solid first period, as they took a 1-0 lead to the first intermission thanks to a power play-tally from Erik Condra. Texas then added two more in the second, and extended the lead to 4-0 in the third, before a late Admirals goal ended Bow's shutout bid and provided the final score of 4-1.
The Stars had five players with multi-point efforts on Friday, led by a pair of goals by rookie Adam Mascherin. Justin Dowling (3A), Condra (1G, 1A), Travis Morin (2A), and Denis Gurianov (2A) also had multiple points. Bow played great in net, stopping 23-of-24 Milwaukee offerings.
- Bow played excellent hockey in his first start for Texas in two weeks. He lost the shutout bid with just 3:00 to play, but made 23 saves on the night to pick up his fourth win in his last five starts at the AHL level.
- Mascherin continued his recent hot streak, putting a pair of pucks between the pipes in the second period. The two-goal game gave the rookie from the OHL's Kitchener Rangers five goals in the last two games. He had a hat-trick in the previous game at San Antonio.
- The Texas power play was only given two opportunities on Friday, cashing in on one in the first to grab a lead it would never surrender. The Stars are second in AHL on the man advantage, converting on 24-of-83 (28.9%) chances through Friday's action.
- With the win, the Stars moved to 1-0-1-0 in the season series against the Admirals, after a home 4-3 overtime loss in the second game of the year. The two squads will meet again this week, twice, in fact, with a pair of games set for Wednesday and Friday in Cedar Park.
- One final note for fans of players from the southwest, the lone Milwaukee goal was scored on the power play by Matt Donovan. The 28-year-old defenseman hails from Edmond, Oklahoma.
Saturday, December 1: Griffins 6, Stars 3
The Stars and Griffins got started with an offensive flurry, combining for five tallies in the opening frame. Grand Rapids took an early two-goal lead, but Texas answered quickly with two of its own before a late marker put the home side back up one after 20 minutes. The Stars would tie it again at three in the second, but the Griffins regained the lead five minutes later and never looked back. Two third-period goals made the final 6-3 Griffins.
The Stars were led offensively by rookie-standout Joel L'Esperance, who had a goal and a helper on Saturday. Condra and Mascherin rounded out the scoring for Texas. Bow got the start for the second straight night, this time surrendering five goals on 29 shots.
- L'Esperance found the back of the net for the third game running on Saturday, and had at least one point for the eighth time in nine games. The 23-year-old from Brighton, Michigan leads all AHL rookies in both goals (10) and points (21).
- Mascherin and Condra also continued streaks, with Mascherin scoring for the third straight game, and Condra posting a point for a seventh consecutive outing. Both scored their ninth goals of the year, sitting one tally behind L'Esperance for the team lead in goals going into Sunday.
- Sometimes you just run into a buzz saw, and that happened to Texas on Saturday. The Griffins grabbed momentum with two early goals, and were able to respond and retake the lead within five minutes both times the Stars tied it. The win gave Grand Rapids its fifth straight win, and points in seven straight (6-0-0-1).
Sunday, December 2: Stars 7, Wolves 4
The Stars blitzed the Wolves from the beginning on Sunday, and led 2-0 just 5:32 into the game. Chicago got back within one before the first intermission, but Texas won the second 3-1 to take a 5-2 edge to the final frame. Shots were 14-4 after one period, and 24-12 Stars through 40 minutes. Each team found twine twice in the third, making the final tally 7-4 in favor of the visiting Stars.
Condra led the way for the Stars once again, scoring twice and adding three apples in a five-point game. Morin and Nicholas Caamano also potted two goals apiece, while L'Esperance and Ben Gleason contributed two assists each. Dowling had the other Texas tally. Philippe Desrosiers got the start between the pipes for the Stars, stopping 18-of-22 shots to pick up the win.
- Condra had a career-high five points on Sunday, and extended his point streak to eight games running. He now has sole possession of the team lead in goals (11), and points (26), and is second in assists behind Dowling (15).
- Dowling extended a recent streak of his own, as his eight-game point streak away from home is currently the longest road scoring streak in the AHL. He has ten points (3G, 7A) over the eight games, dating back to a game at Rockford on October 13.
- The lethal Texas power play was on display Sunday evening, scoring twice on six tries with the extra man. The Stars are now second in the AHL, converting at a 28.6% clip (26-for-91) on the power play this season. The Stars now have at least one goal with the man advantage in ten of their last 12 games.
- Desrosiers made his third start of the season for Texas, and secured his first win at the AHL level for 2018-19. He wasn't over-worked, but made some excellent saves when called upon to give his offense time to pile on the goals. He is now 1-2-0 (3.81 GAA, .847 SV%) on the season.
Three Stars of the Week:
⭐⭐⭐- Joel L'Esperance, who contributed two goals and three apples to the Texas cause this week. He is now second on the Stars, and leads all AHL rookies, with ten goals on the season. He is one of four Stars with 20+ points (21).
⭐⭐- Justin Dowling, who had six points (1G, 5A) over the three-game weekend. He now leads Texas in assists with 16, and has at least one helper in five straight, and a point in six straight.
⭐- Erik Condra, who had a goal in each game, and posted eight total points (4G, 4A) over the three-game trip. The effort was good enough to be named CCM/AHL player of the week. He now has a point in eight straight, and leads the team with 26 points, and 11 goals, on the season.
Weekly Grade: A-
The Stars did well in week nine, taking four of a possible six points during the three-game divisional trip. The offense was clicking all weekend, posting 14 goals in the three games (4.67/game). The defense continues to be hampered by the injury bug that has bitten the Dallas d-corps, but did enough to get two wins in the books. Texas allowed 11 goals in the three games (3.67/game), but six of those came in the loss to Grand Rapids. Special teams continue to be a plus as well, with the Stars going 3-for-10 with the man advantage on the weekend. All things told, Texas did very well to take two-of-three against divisional opponents away from home. The defensive effort was there, but the lack of a consistent lineup on the blueline continues to leave gaps in communication and coverage. With the offense and power play clicking, and the defense doing its best with a tough hand, I gave the Stars an A- for the weekend.
Looking Ahead:
Texas returns home to the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park for a pair of games in week ten. The opponent on both nights will be the Milwaukee Admirals, as the Stars and Ads battle for the second and third time in a week, and fourth meeting overall. The Stars are 1-0-1-0 against the Admirals in 2018-19, winning 4-1 in Wisconsin on Friday, and gaining a point for a 4-3 OT loss in the only previous meeting in Cedar Park on October 6. The two-game set starts on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. CT, and concludes on Friday, same time, same place.
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Apr. 4, 2006 – Physiologically, little comes between a pregnant woman and her developing fetus, but some officials have tried to expand the state's power to intervene in the name of protecting prenatal life.
Last week, a Texas appeals court overturned the convictions of two women who had used illegal drugs while pregnant, invalidating the prosecution's controversial reading of a state law protecting the unborn. The decision, which skirted the constitutional issues at the center of the national abortion debate, drew support from a diverse host of both pro- and anti-abortion-rights groups.
The state had prosecuted the women under the state's Prenatal Protection Act of 2003, which allows civil and criminal penalties against conduct leading to prenatal injury or death. The statute redefines "individual" in the Texas criminal code to include "an unborn child at every stage of gestation from fertilization until birth."
Tracy Yolanda Ward admitted to using crack cocaine while pregnant, after her newborn son tested positive for cocaine in 2003. Rhonda Tulane Smith, whose daughter was tainted with methamphetamine at birth, confessed to drug use while pregnant that same year. Both were sentenced to five years probation in 2004 for transferring drugs to their fetuses.
Prosecutors in Amarillo charged the women under Texas's Controlled Substances Act, accusing them of "delivering" drugs to their unborn children, essentially indicting them for a kind of in-utero drug dealing. The appeals court, however, unanimously struck down the convictions last week on the grounds that the prosecutor had overreached in charging the women with passing drugs to their fetuses through the umbilical cord.
The court ruling, which skirted the constitutional issues underlying the national abortion debate, drew support from both pro- and anti-abortion-rights groups.
A coalition of progressive groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union, the Harm Reduction Coalition and National Advocates for Pregnant Women, celebrated the ruling as a push back against "fetal rights" laws that many states have enacted. Abortion-rights groups say such legislation threatens the Fourth Amendment right to privacy – the same provision that guided the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade establishing abortion rights nationwide.
"Inherently personal decisions relating to individual autonomy are constitutionally protected," the ACLU had written in its friend-of-the-court brief, "and women do not lose the right to privacy when they become pregnant."
In the prosecution's brief, District Attorney Randall Sims had argued, "Prosecuting these appellants impinges on their choice about reproductive matters no more than prosecuting them for theft, welfare fraud, sexual assault or any other criminal offense."
But Lynn Paltrow, executive director of National Advocates for Pregnant Women, said that the court's decision affirmed that "problems women face during pregnancy should never be addressed through the criminal justice system." She added, "There should be broad consensus, regardless of people's positions on the abortion issue, that threatening pregnant women [who have] health problems with arrest is not an effective way of protecting either pregnant women or their children."
Prosecutors charged the women with "delivering†drugs to their unborn children--a kind of in utero drug-dealing.
Those at the forefront of the anti-abortion-rights movement have also supported the overturning of the convictions. Adding a political nuance to the "fetal rights" debate, the group Texas Right to Life says that while the unborn deserve protection as individuals, pregnant women should receive treatment rather than punishment for drug abuse.
"We don't want an unborn child to be harmed in any way," said Stacey Emick, legislative director for Texas Right to Life, which pushed for the Prenatal Protection Act's passage in 2003. "So the preference," she continued, "is for healthcare providers to intervene and to support a woman in keeping her child."
If a drug-addicted woman faces criminal penalties for her treatment of her fetus, she told The NewStandard, "then she may have an abortion. So, we would rather her not even think of that."
The Act, primarily intended to protect pregnant women and their fetuses from violent crime and domestic abuse, explicitly exempts "conduct committed by the mother of the unborn child," as well as medical procedures to terminate pregnancies.
However, the district attorney's office has consistently argued that the Controlled Substances Act, which bars the "delivery" or "transfer" of an illegal drug to a person under 18 years old, applied to the women under the Prenatal Protection Act's definition of fetuses as "individuals." That law carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison.
Many health professionals argue that intervention by law enforcement will simply instill women with the fear that those they turn to for help will end up turning them in.
In 2003, then-District Attorney Rebecca King issued a letter to healthcare providers advising personnel to report drug use by pregnant women to law enforcement. She stated that most of the women would "qualify for probation, which will allow [authorities] to legally mandate medical services" to treat the mother and child.
Before leaving office in early 2005, King charged eighteen women with delivering drugs to their fetuses.
But last January, after Ward and Smith had already pleaded guilty, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott issued an official opinion declaring that the Prenatal Protection Act's exemption for pregnant women also shields them from the Controlled Substances Act. The prosecutors in the case nonetheless stood by the original charges throughout the appeals process.
Unlike litigation in other states that has challenged fetal-rights policies on constitutional grounds, the Texas appeals court ruled instead on a technical basis, avoiding the heavier issues.
According to the organization Center for Reproductive Rights, in the first half of 2005, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada and Louisiana all enacted fetal-rights legislation expanding child-abuse or neglect statutes to cover newborns testing positive for drugs. On the federal level, the Unborn Victims of Violence Act, enacted in 2004 amid intense political controversy, holds that a fetus that is criminally harmed or injured is a separate victim in addition to the mother, though the law does not address conduct by pregnant women themselves.
While generally acknowledging the dangers of drug addiction during pregnancy, many public-health professionals argue that intervention by law enforcement will simply instill women with the fear that those they turn to for help will end up turning them in.
In a statement accompanying National Advocates for Pregnant Women's friend-of-the-court brief, David Schneider, Chair of the Public Health Commission of the American Academy of Family Physicians, predicted: "When patients know that physicians are required to report patient behavior to the authorities... women will stop seeking necessary medical care, including drug treatment. We will have more drug-addicted babies, babies born with lower birth weights, and stillbirths."
Critics also say fetal-rights prosecutions have a discriminatory impact on minority women. In 1989, for instance, law enforcement authorities began targeting a hospital in a poor, mostly black community in Charleston, South Carolina, to root out women testing positive for drug use during pregnancy. The Supreme Court ruled in 2001 that the intrusive testing, which had led to a spate of arrests and detentions of pregnant and post-partum women, had violated the women's civil rights.
Pointing to a stark imbalance between punitive measures and health resources, Paltrow of National Advocates for Pregnant Women said that pregnant women with substance-abuse problems too often lack access to appropriate treatment facilities in their communities. Prosecutions based on fetal-rights laws, she said, "create the illusion that there is treatment… when in all sorts of healthcare areas, patients of all kinds, and particularly ones… who have drug problems, are completely abandoned."


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Why crowdfund for the holiday cards I made?
Five days before the launch of my crowdfunding campaign on Next Chapter. I am feeling a mix of emotions; excitement, nervousness and relief. It all started in April this year, when I decided to make a career shift from a social media marketer to a full time illustrator. This seemed like a very romantic idea until it dawned on me that I had no idea where or how to start this new path.
Then crowdfunding sprang to mind.
1. Crowdfunding allows you to test your market at a low cost. Aside from the time that you would have to invest in the campaign (in my case it would be designing the holiday cards, do-ing illustration for them, researching cost for print, finding the most reliable printer, coming up with 6-8 tiers of rewards, meeting up with Nicole to discuss progress and promotion), you don't have to invest money in manufacturing your products until you have met your campaign goal. Let alone keeping inventory.
2. The connections and networks you establish through the campaign are valuable for not only the present but for the future as well. Because of this campaign, I got to work with Ni-cole from Next Chapter and turned an idea into a tangible result. Through Nicole, I was also in-troduced to the Founder of a local charity called Pathfinders. Ten Percent of the total campaign proceeds will go to Pathfinders' support programs for migrant women and their children in Hong Kong. This campaign has given me the opportunity to work with great people who I would have never had the opportunity to work with or meet otherwise.
3. You are not alone. Running a business all by yourself is lonely, so is running a crowdfunding campaign. The good news is, the crowdfunding community is extremely resourceful and help-ful. Whenever I run into road blocks, I can always reach out for advice or suggestions. There is so much a crowdfunding platform can offer and that is exactly what it is here for!
4. If you are entrepreneurial and creative-minded then crowdfunding is perfect for you be-cause running a campaign is essentially running a business.
Launching a crowdfunding campaign for these holiday cards that I have illustrated means so much more than you would think it does to me. It is a catalyst for change and a redefining moment for myself.
From a girl who believed she could, so she did.
By Laura Ho. Find her campaign on Next Chapter and follow her work on Facebook and her website, bylauraho.com


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Introduction: Nana's Easy Bran Muffins
This is another recipe from one of my grandmother's cook books. This is another extremely easy recipe. The muffins last a while when stored in the freezer.
Makes ~ 18 large muffins
Makes more normal sized muffins
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Step 1: Ingredients
1 (15 oz.) box of raisin bran cereal
2 1/2 c. sugar
5 c. flour
5 tsp. baking soda
2 tsp. salt
4 beaten eggs
1 quart buttermilk
1 c. vegetable oil
Step 2: Grease and Flour Tins
Preheat oven to 400 degrees
Grease and flour the tins so that the muffins don't stick. This is a VERY important step to remember.
Step 3: Dry Ingredients
Mix all of the dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl.
This includes: raisin bran, sugar, flour, baking soda, salt.
** My grandmother's recipe called for the flour to be sifted with the baking soda and salt. I didn't do this and the muffins still turned out great. If you want you can try sifting and see if it really changes anything **
Step 4: Wet Ingredients
In another bowl beat the eggs and then add the buttermilk and oil. My Nana's recipe says explicitly to add the buttermilk and then oil.
The oil and buttermilk are immiscible so the wet mix will need to be beaten until the liquids are mixed well.
** see the picture that goes along with this step to check if you have the correct consistency **
Step 5: Mix the Wet and Dry Ingredients
Add the bowl of wet ingredients to the bowl of dry ingredients. Mix well (don't use a beater - you'll crush the bran cereal).
Step 6: Fill the Muffin Tin
Fill the muffin tins 2/3 - 3/4 full with batter.
Large muffins: Bake 20 - 26 minutes
Normal muffins: Bake 15 - 20 minutes
(or until golden)
Step 7: Storage
You can place the muffins in individual ziploc bags and then place a bunch of them in a gallon bag to be frozen. To eat them after freezing you can thaw or microwave them.
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do you have to use the raisin bran cereal? because i dont have any at home
Nice easy and healthy!
Thanks for this, easy and delish and ..er, good for the system, is my cup of tea!!
I'm glad you liked it :]
what does the c. or tsp. or oz. mean in german? sorry i dont know that =(
c. = cup = 237 milliliters
oz = ounce = 30 milliliters
tsp = teaspoon = 5 milliliters usually you just use a small spoon to measure it out though.


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A prolific francophone poet and novelist, Alain Mabanckou (www.alainmabanckou.com) has been called "the African Samuel Beckett" and "a novelist of exuberant originality" for his wordplay, philosophical bent, and sometimes sly and often absurd sense of humor. A French citizen born in the Republic of the Congo, Mabanckou currently lives in LA, where he teaches literature at UCLA. The author of six volumes of poetry and twelve novels, he is the winner of the Grand Prix de la Littérature 2012 and has received the Sub-Saharan African Literature Prize and the Prix Renaudot. In 2015 Mabanckou was a finalist for the Man Booker International Prize. His books in English include Blue White Red, African Psycho, Broken Glass, Black Bazaar, Tomorrow I Will Be Twenty, Letter to Jimmy, and The Lights of Pointe-Noire.
Adnan Mahmutović (adnanmahmutovic.com) came to Sweden from Bosnia as a war refugee in the 1990s. He lectures at Stockholm University in literature and creative writing and has published a novel, Thinner Than a Hair, a short-story collection, How to Fare Well and Stay Fair, and a volume of literary criticism, Ways of Being Free.
Amit Majmudar's (www.amitmajmudar.com) third poetry collection is Dothead (Knopf, 2016). He is the first Poet Laureate of Ohio as well as a novelist and essayist.
Saikat Majumdar is the author of a novel, Silverfish (HarperCollins India, 2007), and a book of criticism, Prose of the World (Columbia University Press, 2013). His new novel, The Firebird, from which this story is excerpted, will be published in June 2015 by Hachette India. He teaches world literature at Stanford University.
Lamia Makaddem is a Tunisian poet and translator living in the Netherlands. The author of two books of poetry, her verse has been translated into English, French, Dutch, and Kurdish. In 2000 she was awarded the El Hizjra prize for literature. She translated the award-winning Dutch novel Jij zegt het (You said it), by Connie Palmen, and is currently working on the Arabic translation of Malva, by Hagar Peeters.
David Malouf (b. 1934) was born of Lebanese and British parents in Brisbane and was educated at Brisbane grammar school and the University of Queensland, where he taught for two years after graduation. He spent the next decade, from 1959 to 1968, in England and Italy, returning to Australia in 1968, where he took a position teaching English at the University of Sydney. His first novel was published in 1975 and was adapted for the stage in 2004. The Great World, published in 1990, won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize and the French Prix Femina Etranger. Remembering Babylon, published in 1993, was shortlisted for that year's Booker Prize.
Tania Malyarchuk (b. 1983) is one of Ukraine's most talented young prose writers. Her first novel, Adolpho's Endspiel, or a Rose for Liza, appeared in 2004. Her later collections of shorter prose works include From Above Looking Down: A Book of Fears (2006), How I Became a Saint (2006), To Speak (2007), Bestiary of Words (2009), and Divine Comedy (2009). She is currently a writer-in-residence in Vienna, Austria.
Bill Manhire directs the International Institute of Modern Letters at Victoria University of Wellington. His Collected Poems appeared in 2001, while more recent collections are the award-winning Lifted (2005) and Victims of Lightning (2010); a Selected Poems will be published next year. He has spent time in Antarctica, and edited the 2004 anthology of Antarctic poetry and fiction, The Wide White Page: Writers Imagine Antarctica.
William Marling is Professor of English at Case Western Reserve University. His sixth book, Gatekeepers: The Emergence of World Literature and the 1960s, has just been released by Oxford University Press. Twice a Fulbright professor (Spain, Austria), he has been Said Chair at American University of Beirut, the Drake Chair at Kobe College Japan, and the French Ministry of Education Professor at Université d'Avignon twice.
Eduard Màrquez published two books of poetry in Spanish before writing Zugzwang (1995), his first work in Catalan and the source of the fiction that appears above. Other excerpts from Zugzwang have appeared in such magazines as Bomb, The Brooklyn Rail, and Chicago Review. He has continued writing in Catalan, publishing another collection of short fiction, twelve children's books, and four novels. His 2006 novel, La decisió de Brandes (Brandes's decision), won several Catalan prizes, including the Premi de la Critica.
M. Elise Marubbio is an associate professor at Augsburg College (Minneapolis). Her first book, Killing the Indian Maiden: Images of Native American Women in Film, won the Peter C. Rollins Book Award. She will give a keynote talk at the Native Crossroads film festival at the University of Oklahoma (March 5–7). She will give a keynote talk at the 2015 Native Crossroads film festival at the University of Oklahoma (March 5–7).
John Mateer was born in South Africa and lives in Australia. He has published several collections, the most recent of which are Ex-White: South African Poems (2009), The West: Australian Poems 1989–2009 (2010), and Southern Barbarians (2011), a volume on the vestiges of the Portuguese empire. To read more about Southern Barbarians, visit http://www.giramondopublishing.com/southern-barbarians. At present he is working on a book of poems about the idea of "the Moor."
Ngwatilo Mawiyoo's new research explores the homes and lives of families in rural Kenya. She plans to release a book of poems on the subject in 2012, to follow her critically acclaimed first collection, Blue Mothertongue (2010), which explored similar ideas as they manifest in Nairobi and the African diaspora. In performance she often collaborates with musicians and other artists; exploring their potential to "tell" poetry in an aesthetic she dubs "Puesic" [pew-zik].
Gretchen McCullough is a senior instructor at the American University in Cairo. Her bilingual book of short stories in English and Arabic, Three Stories from Cairo, translated with Mohamed Metwalli, was published in 2011 by Afaq Publishers, Cairo. A story collection, Shahrazad's Tooth, was published in 2013.
Tyler McElroy graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in English in 2019. He enjoys reading, listening to music, and writing in his spare time. He intends to make a career out of his love for the written word and is usually busy planning his next big adventure.
Stephanie McKenzie (stephaniemaymckenzie.com) has published three books of poetry, all with Salmon Poetry (Cliffs of Moher, Ireland). Recently, McKenzie received first place for her poetry in RoomMagazine's 2015 fiction and poetry contest.
Dan Taulapapa McMullin is an artist and poet from American Samoa. His recent book of poems, Coconut Milk (University of Arizona Press, 2013), was on the American Library Association's Rainbow List Top Ten Books of the Year. His current projects include Aue Away, an art installation commissioned by the American Museum of Natural History, New York, and 100 Tikis, an art appropriation video addressing the intersection of tiki kitsch and indigenous sovereignty.
Paula Meehan was born and reared in the north inner city of Dublin. She was educated at Trinity College, Dublin and received an MFA degree from Eastern Washington University. She has published five collections of poetry and numerous stage and radio plays. She has been the recipient of many awards, among them the Butler Award for Poetry from the Irish American Cultural Institute, the Marten Toonder Award for Literature, and the Denis Devlin Memorial Award for her most recent collection of poems, Dharmakaya (Wake Forest University Press). She is a member of Aosdána, the Irish Academy for the Arts, and teaches in a project for stabilized drug users and in other community contexts. A fine-art edition of new work (with Theo Dorgan and Tony Curtis) is forthcoming from Brooding Heron Press (located on Waldron Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington State).
Nebiy Mekonnen is a renowned poet, journalist, playwright, and translator living in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, who has published poetry books and various essays. Mekonnen is best known for Negem lela ken new, a translation into Amharic of the novel Gone with the Wind, which he wrote on three thousand cigarette-paper pieces while in prison for a decade during the Derge regime. He is also editor in chief of the popular weekly newspaper Addis Admass.
João Cabral de Melo Neto (1920-1999) was a Brazilian poet and diplomat. After moving to Rio de Janeiro in 1942, he published his first collection of poems, entitled Pedra do Sono. In 1947 he was assigned to his first diplomatic post in Spain, where he continued to write. Most of Cabral's life was spent as a diplomat, which afforded him the opportunity to travel the world. Through all of his travels, he continued to write poetry, and at the end of his life, he had published over fifteen collections. He is considered one of the greatest Brazilian poets of all time.
Poet, playwright, and cultural critic Norge Espinosa Mendoza (b. 1971, Santa Clara) holds the distinction of being the first Cuban to participate in the University of Iowa's prestigious International Writing Program. Founder of the Jornadas de Arte Homoerótico and co-organizer of Cuba's annual Jornada contra la Homofobia, he is widely considered one of Cuba's most important LGBT activists. His poem "Vestido de novia" was the first poem on a homoerotic theme to win the Premio de Poesía from Cuba's state cultural magazine El Caimán Barbudo and has since become one of the most anthologized poems by poets of his generation. His most recent book, Cuerpos de un deseo diferente (Ediciones Matanzas, 2013), is a collection of poems, reviews, and essays on topics related to LGBT life in Cuba.
Ana Menéndez is the author of In Cuba I Was a German Shepherd, Loving Che, and The Last War. "You Are the Heirs of All My Terrors" is part of a new short-story collection, Adios Happy Homeland!, to be published by Grove/Atlantic's Black Cat imprint in 2011. She lives in Miami and Amsterdam.
Rima Najjar Merriman is a professor of English literature at Al Quds University. She is one of the contributing writers for the recently published Al Jazeera English - Global News in a Changing World, and she contributed a chapter on Palestinian children in the Greenwood Encyclopedia of Children's Issues Worldwide.


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The next piece of historical information occurs almost two centuries later, in 1871, when William B. Bradner purchased fifty-four acres of land south of Ocean Grove. James A. Bradley, a wealthy New York manufacturer, was also in the investment. The land was part of Ocean Township at the time and subsequently became part of Neptune Township under the name of Ocean Park. However, the post office informed Bradner that the community would have to change its name due to its similarity to Ocean Port. William Bradner did not want to suggest his own name, so one of the post office officials said, "You have a man down here by the name of Bradley. Why don't you call it Bradley Beach?"
In 1886, the first school, a two-room structure, was opened and in 1880, a post office was established in a little store on Newark Avenue receiving mail from Asbury Park. When train service was continued through Bradley Beach, William J. Paynter, one of the early settlers, opened a post office in his general store on Main Street near the Bradley Beach Station, where the mail was then delivered.
Local citizens appealed to the New Jersey State Legislature for a referendum to separate Bradley Beach from Neptune Township, and on March 28, 1893 Bradley Beach was incorporated making it one of the youngest municipalities in Monmouth County. One month later, the newly formed Borough authorized the office of a Marshall and within the same year the Pioneer Fire Company, the Borough's first fire station, was established.
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