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The Olentangy Orange High School boys track and field team continues to make a name for itself in central Ohio and beyond.

The Pioneers tied for fifth in the Division I state meet held June 1 and 2 at Ohio State and were second in the regional meet that concluded May 25 at Pickerington North. Add district and OCC-Buckeye Division championships to that, and fifth-year coach Adam Walters continues to be impressed with his team's performance.

"The season was a big success," he said. "Anytime you have (the team's) second state champion, numerous kids advancing to state and placing highly there, and also winning league and district titles for the second year in a row, that's a great season."

Senior Jayden Rodgers won the 110-meter hurdles in a program-record 13.83 seconds to lead Orange to 27 points at state. Pickerington Central (58) won as 69 teams scored.

Rodgers became the second state champion in as many seasons for the Pioneers after 2017 graduate Hunter Moore won the 3,200 in a program-record 8:58.47. Moore was Orange's first boys state champion.

Orange had three relays place at state. The 3,200 relay of seniors Tyler King and Tommy Wintering, junior Andrew Schroff and sophomore Alex Kenish finished third in a program-record 7:44.89, the 1,600 relay of sophomore Jaeschal Acheampong, junior Christian Wright and seniors Manny Anderson and Tyler King placed third in 3:19.76 and Acheampong, his senior brother Kevin Acheampong, senior Joel Sarpong and sophomore Max Stewart were fourth in the 800 relay in 1:28.22.

"It was a great experience," Stewart said. "I was pretty nervous when we were warming up together, but having (my teammates) helped. This should help me if I make it back next year."

Jaeschal Acheampong also was ninth in the long jump (22 feet, 10 1/2 inches), Schroff was ninth in the 1,600 (4:16.35), King was 14th in the 800 (1:56.72) and the Acheampongs, Sarpong and senior Brandon Ransom were 10th in the 400 relay (42.79).

"We had a great state meet, but if a few people were healthier at the end of the year, we would have been in the running for the title," Walters said. "That can't take away from the season that we had."

One of the injuries Walters was referring to was to junior sprinter Zach Harrison, who had slight hamstring issues. Walters did not want Harrison to exacerbate the injury. The 6-foot-6, 240-pounder is one of the top football recruits in the country as a defensive lineman.

Orange was runner-up (60.5) at regional behind Central (97) as 41 teams scored. Rodgers won the 110 hurdles (14.16), Jaeschal Acheampong was first in the long jump (22-0) and the 3,200 relay won in 7:46.63 with the same runners from state.

In the 14-team district 3 meet, which concluded May 19 at Hilliard Darby, Orange was first with 113 points to 86.5 for runner-up Big Walnut.

The Pioneers won the OCC-Buckeye meet for the second consecutive year. Competing at home May 10 and 12, they scored 195.5 points to finish ahead of Westerville Central (99), Liberty (71.5), Westerville South (71), Olentangy (43) and Westerville North (43).

"The boys do lose a lot, but we have guys like Andrew Schroff, Jaeschel and Alex Kenish expected back," Walters said. "We should have enough underclassmen coming back ready to step up into new roles for us."

Girls team expects to return strong nucleus

The girls team was led by a talented junior class, including all four runners on the third-place 400 relay in the Division I state meet.

Brenda Agyekum, Grace Frye, Maya Patterson and Mackenzie Blendick finished in 47.76 in what was the first appearance for all of them at state.

Orange tied for 23rd (10) behind champion Gahanna (51) as 64 teams scored.

Frye placed fifth in the 300 hurdles (program-record 44.19) and ninth in the discus (124-11), Agyekum was ninth in the 100 (12.37) and Blendick was 11th in the 100 hurdles (15.12).

"The 400 relay came together after (the) OCC (meet) and we thought we could do something at regional and state," said Walters, who completed his sixth season leading the girls team. "Grace was in three events at state and placed in two. She continues to keep improving."

Frye was runner-up in the discus (132-8) and fourth in the 300 hurdles (44.47) at regional as Orange was fourth (43) behind champion Gahanna (84) as 32 teams scored. The 400 relay won in a program-record 47.73.

Agyekum placed second in the 100 (12.27) and set a program record of 12.09 in the preliminaries, and Blendick finished fourth in the 100 hurdles (15.2).

The 3,200 relay of juniors Allie Guagenti, Lindsay Ott and Brooklyn Miller and senior Zoe Bond was seventh (9:29.72), and the 800 relay of sophomores Camille Barron and Alyssa Carter and juniors Elizabeth Schneider and Alana Gibson was 15th (1:53.41).

Senior Katie Priest placed sixth in the 300 hurdles (45.19), Guagenti was eighth in the 800 (2:16.85) and junior Celia Ritchie was eighth in the high jump (5-1).

The Pioneers were third (126) in the OCC-Buckeye meet behind Central (146) and Liberty (135) and ahead of Olentangy (61), North (35) and South (20).

"We will lose Katie Priest and Megan Cochran as a couple of our main scorers, but we still have a lot coming back," Walters said. "We're excited about what we can do next year."


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Wlliam Rufus, "the Red" (in French, Guillaume Le Roux), though he may not have been known by this name during his lifetime. He was also identified by the nickname "Longsword," given to him in childhood.

William II was known for:

His violent rule and his suspicious death. William's forceful tactics earned him a reputation for cruelty and led to extreme dissatisfaction among the nobility. This has caused some scholars to theorize that he was assassinated.

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Born: c. 1056
Crowned King of England: Sept. 26, 1087
Died: Aug. 2, 1100

About William II:

A younger son of William the Conqueror, upon his father's death William II inherited the crown of England while his elder brother Robert received Normandy. This caused immediate turbulence among those who thought it best that the Conqueror's territory remain united under one rule. However, William was able to crush the rebellion of those seeking to put Robert in charge. Several years later, he had to put down a revolt by English noblemen.

William also had trouble with the clergy, most especially Anselm, who he appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, and earned the enmity of Anselm's supporters, some of whom later wrote chronicles casting the king in a bad light. In any case he was much more interested in military matters than clerical issues, and saw successes in Scotland, Wales and, eventually, Normandy.

In spite of the friction William seemed to spark throughout his reign, he managed to keep the political ties between England and Normandy strong. Unfortunately for him, he was killed in a hunting accident when he was only in his 40s. Although theories still circulate that he was murdered by his younger brother, who followed him to the throne as Henry I, there is no strong evidence to support this hypothesis, which on close inspection seems fairly unlikely.

For more about the life and reign of William II, see his Concise Biography.

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William Rufus
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by Frank Barlow
King Rufus: The Life and Mysterious Death of William II of England
by Emma Mason
The Killing of William Rufus: An Investigation in the New Forest
by Duncan Grinnell-Milne
The Normans: The History of a Dynasty
by David Crouch

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William II
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Jaguar Wright and Gerald Veasley - Got Life- The Music of Nina Simone

"I Got Life: The Music of Nina Simone."

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More than a concert, I Got Life is an event that explores the powerful music and empowering messages of Nina Simone. The presentation moves through four aspects of Ms. Simone's songbook: Quest, Passion, Fury and Hope. Vocalist Jaguar Wright and bassist Gerald Veasley lead an ensemble that re-imagines Nina Simone's work with inventive energy.

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While the world is re-discovering the brilliance of Nina Simone, Jaguar has known it all along. She has long been a student of her music and has been inspired by her life story. Veasley recognized Jaguar's potential for channeling Nina Simone before the two even spoke. Says Veasley, "I knew Jaguar had that same intensity and fire before I heard her sing a note of of Nina Simone's music." Together they share a deep appreciation for Ms. Simone's music and her desire for social justice. As a result, "I Got Life" speaks to our current turbulent times with honesty and raw beauty. Veasley and Wright understand there is no better time to present this timeless music.

Jaguar Wright

Jaguar is an artist who cannot be defined by genre. She is a Renaissance woman, as comfortable performing with rap mogul Jay Z as she is with jazz drummer extraordinaire, Terri Lynn Carrington. Jaguar was a breakout artist in Philadelphia's Black Lily scene created by Questlove and The Roots which spawned the careers of Jill Scott and other major Neo-Soul and Hip Hop artists. She released two critically acclaimed albums and also appeared on Veasley's "Velvet" cd, performing a rendition of the soul classic, "Let's Do It Again".

Gerald Veasley

Veasley is well regarded as a recording artist with several solo albums to his credit. As a bassist, he has worked extensively in the jazz, gospel and R&B genres. His resume includes collaborations with a wide range of artists: Dianne Reeves, Kirk Whalum, The Dixie Hummingbirds, Teddy Pendergrass, Zap Mama. He counts among his mentors two groundbreaking artists: Grover Washington and Joe Zawinul, from whom he developed an appreciation for the balance between innovation and tradition.

I Got Life brings together two internationally acclaimed artists who were launched out of the vibrant Philadelphia jazz and soul scenes. However, the performances by these collaborators defy category and are in the adventurous spirit of Ms. Simone. As the iconic artist said, "Jazz is not just music, it's a way of life, it's a way of being, a way of thinking". Well said, Ms. Simone, well said.

Jaguar Wright

Jaguar Wright was brought to the attention of hip-hop group The Roots in 2001, which eventually led to her going to tour with them. She later appeared as a back-up singer for Jay-Z in 2001, and appeared in a Coca-Cola advert as part of the brand's "Nu Soul" campaign.

She has released two solo albums to date: Denials, Delusions & Decisions in 2002, and Divorcing Neo 2 Marry Soul in 2005. Wright also recorded an album entitled ...And Your Point Is? which was due for release in 2003 on MCA Records (who also distributed her debut), before the label folded. However, many of the tracks recorded for that album later appeared on Divorcing Neo 2 Marry Soul.
In 2007, two new songs appeared on her MySpace profile. One was a live version of new song "Sometimes", the other a cover of "Let's Do It Again". A further two new songs surfaced in 2009, "Beautiful" and "Surely Shawty", although neither saw an official release.

She has toured every year since her debut album was released. In March 2008, she toured Europe with Bahamadia and Hezekiah for the "Philly Sounds" tour. Wright did not perform any new material on the tour, but did live cover versions of Cherrelle's "Saturday Love" and Crystal Waters' "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)". During the tour, Wright announced that she was in the process of writing a novel, and working on a third album. No release dates have been confirmed for either as yet.
In 2008, she supplied backing vocals for Al Green's album Lay It Down.
In January 2011, Jaguar Wright toured Europe with Lady Alma on the "Philly Sounds 2011" tour. She revealed that she was working on a third album, due out in the summer of 2011, the lead single from the new album to be called "Switch".
In the summer of 2012, she assembled a "rock & soul band" of seasoned Philadelphia musicians called The W.E. ft. Jaguar Wright. The W.E. (an acronym for "The Wright Experience") had its debut performance in October 2012.

Gerald Veasley Live at South

Gerald Veasley’s musical odyssey has taken him to the top of the contemporary music world as a bassist, bandleader, composer, producer, educator, and curator. His performance as a six-string bassist has been top shelf, as his extensive body of work attests. Veasley has recorded or performed with many of the world’s top artists in Jazz, R&B and Gospel: Kirk Whalum, Will Downing, Chuck Loeb, Maysa, Nnenna Freelon, Special EFX, Pieces of a Dream, McCoy Tyner, The Jaco Pastorius Big Band, Gerald Levert, Teddy Pendergrass, Philip Bailey, the Dixie Hummingbirds, John Blake, Odean Pope and Pat Martino.
Veasley’s new recording, Live at SOUTH is the latest chapter of a multi-decade career of combining jazz, funk and soul genres into a tantalizing blend of earthy sophistication. Schooled by his mentors Joe Zawinul of Weather Report fame and saxophone giant Grover Washington Jr., the six-string bassist continues to blur musical boundaries with his latest project. As the title suggests, Live at SOUTH was captured live at South Jazz Parlor, a premier jazz venue, located in Veasley’s hometown of Philadelphia. The recording documents Veasley’s outstanding band in a 10 song set of music that is fresh, in-the-moment and crackling with intensity. The songstress Carol Riddick is featured in a breathtaking version of the Sound of Philly classic, “You are Everything”.
Live at SOUTH is also the natural outgrowth of Veasley’s role as a curator of the Unscripted Jazz Series at SOUTH Jazz Parlor. Launched in October 2015 (co- curated by Roxanne Veasley), the series has presented over 140 exciting nights of music to enthusiastic audiences in an intimate setting. The "Unscripted” format is perfectly suited for artists who, like Veasley, have broad musical tastes and experiences. Allowing them to showcase their versatility, the series has attracted many celebrated guest artists: Gerald Albright, David Benoit, Rick Braun, Randy Brecker, Alex Bugnon, Maysa, Raul Midón, Janis Siegel, Peter White, Kirk Whalum, and a growing roster of established and emerging artists.
Having a passion to educate and motivate other musicians, Veasley has served on the faculty of the University of the Arts (Philadelphia). Veasley is also the Artistic Director and Co-Founder of Gerald Veasley’s Bass BootCamp. Established in 2002, the annual event has informed and inspired hundreds of bass players of all levels and ages.
Veasley has more intriguing projects on the horizon: “I Got Life”, a studio album and tour in tribute to the life and music of Nina Simone, an all-star album celebrating the musical legacy of his hometown of Philadelphia, and a spinoff of the Unscripted Jazz Series, Pablo Batista’s Latin Jazz Series.
Musician. Educator. Curator. Veasley’s life as a creative professional is clearly multifaceted. Indeed, he wears various “hats” yet he is motivated by a singular purpose - to translate his joy of music to the world - music without boundaries.

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Timeshare con victims given £80m refund

TimesharesRefunds of more than £80million have gone to timeshare owners, thanks to the Timeshare Task Force, created last year to clean up the industry’s tarnished reputation. Rogue traders claim to be able to help people sell unwanted timeshares but simply take the money and disappear.

Timeshare Task Force

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CenturyLink and collab9 announced a new contract to provide Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) capabilities to the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB). This is a one-year contract with two one-year renewal options. It was awarded to CenturyLink through one of its subsidiaries, Level 3 Communications, LLC.

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Georgia Society for Surgery of the Hand (GSSH) 2018 Annual Meeting Featured Dr. Jesse B. Jupiter, Renowned Hand Surgeon

Top Georgia hand surgeons heard key updates from international honorary speaker, leading surgeons practicing in Georgia, and GSSH President Dr. Gregory Kolovich

SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, October 10, 2018 / — Dr. Gregory Kolovich, President of the Georgia Society for Surgery of the Hand (GSSH) and Partner at Optim Orthopedics, convened the GSSH annual meeting at The Cloister at Sea Island, Georgia on September 27, 2018. Leading surgeons from across Georgia gathered to refresh their knowledge about breakthroughs in the diagnosis and treatment of the hand and upper extremity surgery.

On assuming his role as GSSH president, Dr. Kolovich presented the organization’s plans during his two-year term. “My goal as president is to procure outstanding speakers throughout our state and a world-renowned honorary speaker. Our speakers did an excellent job this year discussing a wide variety of topics while Dr. Jupiter packed the house with interested surgeons. The memorable presentations and discussions stimulated by our speakers will undoubtedly spark more interest and grow our membership. We plan to expand our meeting next year to additional Georgia hand surgeons, allied health professionals, residents and fellows while offering post meeting educational laboratories.”

The program launched with the keynote speech by Dr. Jesse B. Jupiter about new developments in the diagnosis and treatment of Kienbock’s disease, a rare, debilitating condition of the wrist whereby the lunate bone collapses due to poor blood supply. He spoke about challenging cases of forearm malunion and nonunion while providing numerous surgical cases from his illustrious career. Dr. Jupiter is an honorary member of more than 20 international societies of either hand surgery or orthopedic surgery and is the former President of the American Shoulder and Elbow Society. He is an internationally recognized and sought-after hand and upper limb specialist with more than 220 original publications and was co-author or co-editor of 10 major texts in upper limb and orthopaedic problems. Dr. Jupiter remarked, "It was wonderful meeting with the chance to learn from and reunite with old friends in special place. Hats off to Dr Kolovich for organizing a very stimulating academic program.”

Five GSSH members delivered talks on a wide range of topics: James Long MD, Steve McCollam MD, J. Wendell Duncan, M.D. Guy Foulkes, M.D., Calvin Barnes MD, and Erika Templeton, MD, MS. Sponsors of the GSSH meeting were Skeletal Dynamics, Medartis, Acumed and Micro C Imaging. Also serving on the GSSH leadership team is Dr. John Dalton of Georgia Hand, Shoulder & Elbow, as Treasurer.

About the Georgia Society for the Hand: The purpose of GSSH ( is to promote education and fellowship among Georgia-based hand surgeons. The Society meets annually at Sea Island, Georgia and communicates throughout the year concerning new developments in the profession. Members include the top hand surgeons in Georgia. For more information about membership and events contact GSSH at Media inquiries can be directed to

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Tom Jones as Captain Cat, Michael Sheen as First Voice, Katherine Jenkins as Polly Garter, Bryn Terfel as Reverend Eli Jenkins and Jonathan Pryce and Sian Phillips as Mr and Mrs Pugh – could there be a more exciting wish-list for Under Milk Wood?

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Under Milk Wood was filmed in a wealth of locations, including Laugharne, New York, Los Angeles, London, and Cardiff, and the focus is on the words, with the cast delivering their lines up close to the cameras and directly to the audience. There are no sets, props or costumes.

“It’s almost like a no frills version which is really concentrating on the text,” says Ms Jones. “There’s a real sense of love and enjoyment in the words. There are some beautiful performances. The cameras are very close up to the actors so they are delivering the words straight to you. You’re hearing sections of text you almost didn’t know existed.”

Directed by Pip Broughton and also starring Ioan Gruffudd, Alexandra Roach and Iwan Rheon, the film is also a celebration of 21st century technology with some of the cast delivering their lines via Skype and others using their mobiles to film performances. It features Dylan’s favourite watering holes from both sides of the Atlantic, with Matthew Rhys delivering his words (as one of the narrators) at the White Horse Tavern in New York and Aimee-Ffion Edwards (another narrator) based at Brown’s in Laugharne.

As each of the iconic characters joins in, the piece builds up into a collage of famous voices and faces.

Under Milk Wood is the first collaboration between BBC Cymru Wales and National Theatre Wales and woven into the dialogue will be evocative imagery created in Laugharne as part of NTW’s live performance, Raw Material: Llareggub Revisited, which will take place during the May Bank Holiday weekend. And audiences watching the live performances will get a preview of the film – which will be broadcast on May 5, just hours after the final NTW show – when snippets are screened.

While there have been countless performances of Under Milk Wood, Ms Jones hopes the new film will introduce it to a new generation thanks to the cast list and use of new technology – and entice those who may not think it’s for them.

“We’ve got a real cross section of performers– big stars like Tom Jones, Michael Sheen, Matthew Rhys, Jonathan Pryce and Sian Phillips, and those who are young and at the start of their careers like Aimee-Ffion Edwards, Aneurin Barnard and Craig Roberts.” So would Dylan approve?

“I hope so – we’re using technology and a sense of the love of the words so I think it would appeal to him.”

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Despite the huge investments in campus network infrastructures, the most daunting challenge in implementing technology in college teaching is the training of faculty in the use of these new technologies. Key challenges for this critical task are discussed, including such issues as funding, technical and pedagogical training/support, organizational structures, rewards systems, workload issues, multi-institutional collaboration, collective bargaining, and intellectual property. This edited book is based on a series of case-studies of several institutions deep in the trenches of faculty development programs.
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  • You are hungry and thirsty? A restaurant and a kiosk provide you with meals and drinks.
  • This destination has got you covered providing a kids’ playground and a water slide.
  • The nearby parking lot offers enough space for your car. Restrooms for both women and men are available at the Swimming Lake.

The natural lake is fun for the whole family. It is free of chlorine and chemical additives. The plants in the lake keep it clean in a natural way. That's why this lake is very much suitable for guests with allergies or sensitive skin. The natural pool has a waterfall to offer and a Kneipp hydrotherapy resort, in addition. The “Seestüberl”, the local inn at the lake, will provide the guests with food and drinks of their choice.

The water adventure leisure park is open from May to September, daily from 9am till 8pm.

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For children, the water park is a paradise to spend a fantastic day in as it offers a little stream, a water slide, and as a special highlight, a stretch for canoeing. There are several additional places to jump from.

The water park is a starting point for numerous hiking paths leading through the beautiful surroundings of the lake.

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Russbach is located in the Salzburger Land region at the pass Gschütt.

By car

Coming from Vienna or Munich, it's best to drive to the junction Salzburg and from here continue on the Tauernautobahn A10 in the direction of Villach until you take the exit at Golling-Abtenau.

Coming from Villach/Graz, one can use the Tauernautobahn A10 and exit at Golling-Abtenau. Then, following the federal highway Lammertaler Bundestraße B162 towards Abtenau, one will drive through Abtenau to reach Russbach.

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You can get here by train using the railway service provided by the ÖBB (Österreichische Bundesbahnen – Federal Austrian Railways). You can get off at the train station Golling/Abtenau and then continue by bus using the line 470 in the direction of Gosau via Abtenau to Russbach.

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The Polaris Hawkeye 400 ATV is the latest by the company to be 'Australianised'.

The 2013 Hawkeye 400 2x4 HD is the latest Polaris ATV to be ‘Australianised’ following the  release of the Sportsman 500 HD  earlier this year.

Both models have been developed as a result of a meeting between Polaris Industries USA Management and engineers in Australia and New Zealand late last year to come up with a number of product improvements to better suit Australian conditions and usage.

The new heavy duty Hawkeye 400 will now feature greasable/sealed ball joints, sealed driveshaft spines and sealed suspension bushings to not only provide durability in harsh conditions but also easier maintenance.

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The expected fall-off in freight over the next year will push the equipment market into a further decline. Q3 2008 orders came in at an annual rate of 30,800 units and orders are expected to fall further over the next several quarters. FTR expects deliveries for 2009 not to exceed 29,000 units.

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Title: Approaching recurrence and resistance mechanisms in esophagogastric adenocarcinomas from the prospective MEMORI trial

Project Coordinator:
Liam McDONNELL (Italy) Fondazione Pisana per la Scienza ONLUS, Pisa

Project Partners:
Benjamin BALLUFF (The Netherlands) Maastricht Multimodal Molecular Imaging Institute (M4I), Maastricht University, Maastricht
Axel WALCH (Germany) Helmholtz Zentrum München, Research Unit Analytical Pathology, Oberschleißheim
Robert SCHNEIDER (France) IGBMC, CNRS UMR 7104 - Inserm U 964 Illkirch
Jens SIVEKE (Germany) Klinikum rechts der Isar, Technical University of Munich, Munich

Project Abstract
a) Background and rationale:
Many tumors including esophageal and esophagogastric junction adenocarcinomas (EAC) suffer from typical tumor characteristics responsible for poor prognosis: inherent and acquired therapy resistance, early metastasis and recurrence. All of these features are closely linked to inter- and intratumor molecular heterogeneity.
b) Hypothesis:
We hypothesize to identify robust classifiers to direct therapy based on comprehensive analysis of sequential tumor material from the MEMORI trial (Metabolic and Molecular Response Evaluation for Therapy Individualization in esophageal and esophagogastric junction adenocarcinomas, EUDRA-CT Number 2014-000860-16). In this clinical trial, 14 days before and after induction of neoadjuvant chemotherapy tumor response is evaluated using PET and sequential tumor biopsies obtained. This setting gives the unique opportunity to study the evolution of intratumor heterogeneity of EAC in the context of therapy response through a comprehensive molecular examination of the tissue specimens before, under and after neoadjuvant therapy.
c) Aims:
We want to characterize and understand intratumor heterogeneity in EAC samples before, under and after therapy within the MEMORI trial on a proteomic, genomic, epigenomic and metabolomic level where mass spectrometry imaging (MSI) will be used to identify tumor-biologically and therapeutically relevant tumor subpopulations. In parallel, we want to compare the natural and therapy-induced molecular heterogeneity using a second, readily available EAC sample collective (n=120) with the aim to get insights into the molecular mechanisms of resistance.
d) Methods:
Formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) and PAXgene-based samples of the 75 patients are collected before and at 14 days post chemotherapy and at resection. MSI of these will be used to obtain spatially-resolved molecular profiles (Norris et al. Chem Rev 2013). Histologically annotated tumor areas will then be in-silico segmented on the basis of the molecular profiles for uncovering spatial molecular intratumor heterogeneity and identifying those tumor subpopulations that are associated with the resistance of EAC patients (Balluff et al. J Pathol 2015). MALDI-FTICR MSI and LA-ICP MSI will be performed to visualize the distributions of metabolites and drugs in the same tissues for comparison with the segmented intratumor heterogeneity. In parallel or subsequent MSI-guided next generation sequencing on the full sample or dissected material, respectively, will be performed for genomic and epigenetic (histone profiling) analyses combined with quantitative label-free proteomics. e) Expected results and potential impact: Integrative bioinformatics will allow for a comprehensive understanding of therapy-induced intratumor heterogeneity and its molecular mechanisms of resistance. This will thus deliver potential alternative therapeutic targets for EAC and robust classifiers for therapy decision making.

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Research Infrastructures (RIs) are facilities, resources and related services that are used by the research communities to conduct research and foster innovation in their fields.

Users of Research Infrastructures can be individuals, teams and institutions from academia, business, industry and public services (*).

The European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures – ESFRI  (established in 2002 to support a coherent approach to policy-making on RIs in Europe),  identifies RIs of pan-European interest meeting the long-term needs of Europe’s research communities across all scientific areas.

(*) European Charter for Access to Research Infrastructures, principles and guidelines for access and related services.

Indicated below are some of the Research Infrastructures that may be of interest to researchers in the translational cancer research area.

The ESFRI landmarks (successfully implemented projects that are delivering science services or effectively advancing in their construction):

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BBMRI ERIC: Biobanking and BioMolecular Resources Research Infrastructure

The main purpose of BBMRI-ERIC is to establish, operate and develop a pan-European distributed research infrastructure of biobanks and biomolecular resources in order to facilitate the access to resources as well as facilities and to support high quality biomolecular and medical research.
Members: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
Observer Countries: Cyprus, Switzerland, Turkey and IARC/WHO.

EATRIS ERIC: European Advanced Translational Research Infrastructure in Medicine
The EATRIS infrastructure provides researchers and companies with a support on advanced knowledge and technology that are required to boost new products through the translational maze, from target validation to early clinical trials.
Members: Latvia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.

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ECRIN ERIC: European Clinical Research Infrastructure

The main activity of ECRIN is the provision of support for the management of multinational clinical trials. Support is primarily provided during implementation, but also for preparation and protocol evaluation.
Members: France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Portugal and Spain.
Observer Countries: Czech Republic and Switzerland.

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ELIXIR: A distributed infrastructure for life-science information
The goal of ELIXIR is to orchestrate the collection, quality control and archiving of large amounts of biological data produced by life science researchers. It coordinates, integrates and sustains bioinformatics resources across its member states and enables users in academia and industry to access vital services for their research.
Members: Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, EMBL-EBI, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and UK.
Observer Country: Greece.

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INFRAFRONTIER: European Research Infrastructure for the generation, phenotyping, archiving and distribution of mouse disease models

INFRAFRONTIER provides access to mouse models, data and scientific platforms and services needed to unravel the functional role of the genome in human health and disease.
Members: Germany, France, Czech Republic, Finland, Greece and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL).
Partners: Austria; Belgium; Canada; Czech Republic; Denmark; Finland; France; Germany; Greece; Israel; Italy; Portugal; Spain; Sweden; United Kingdom, Canada.

INSTRUCT ERIC: Integrated Structural Biology Infrastructure
INSTRUCT is a distributed European infrastructure whose task is to provide peer-reviewed open access for users to a broad integrated palette of state-of-the-art structural biology infrastructure, thus promoting innovation in biomedical science and facilitating high impact research.
Members: Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, France, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.

The ESFRI new projects:

EU-OPENSCREEN: European Infrastructure of Open Screening Platforms for Chemical Biology
EU-OPENSCREEN aims to progress the discovery of biologically active substances in all areas of the Life Sciences by providing transnational open access to the most advanced technologies, chemical and biological resources, and expertise and harnessing the rich chemistry knowledge of Europe in a common compound collection to advance the elucidation of the molecular mechanisms of complex biological phenomena.
Members: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden.

EURO-BIOIMAGING: European Research Infrastructure for Imaging Technologies in Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Euro-BioImaging provides open physical user access to a broad range of state-of-the-art technologies in biological and biomedical imaging for life scientists. In addition, it will offer image data support and training for infrastructure users and providers.
Members: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Netherlands, United Kingdom and EMBL.

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ISBE: Infrastructure for Systems Biology Europe
The ISBE Infrastructure aims to provide interconnected centres of technological excellence in systems biology. This has the objective, via a single entity, to make available the best European research expertise – together with the experimental and modelling facilities necessary for systems biology.
Members: United Kingdom, Netherlands, Greece, Ireland, Germany, Finland, Norway, Czech Republic, Spain, Slovenia, Sweden, Italy.

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CORBEL: Coordinated Research Infrastructures Building Enduring Life-science Services
A project aimed to establish a collaborative and sustained framework of shared services between the ESFRI Biological & Medical RIs and to create a platform for harmonised user access to biological and medical technologies, biological samples and data services required by cutting-edge biomedical research. The CORBEL consortium comprises 35 individual partner institutions from 11 ESFRI Biological and Medical Sciences Research Infrastructures (BMS RI). These 11 RIs joined their scientific capabilities and services to transform the understanding of biological mechanisms and accelerate its translation into medical care.
The CORBEL Catalogue of Services is the first tool to list the main services of all these RIs at a glance and it aims to facilitate the utilisation of RI services by researchers from all over the world.

ECaDE: Early Cancer Detection Europe
The ECaDE initiative, led by EATRIS, offers support to improve the R&D pipeline specifically focused on the development of promising biomarkers for early cancer detection and differentiation of indolent from aggressive lesions.
Members: Latvia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.

MERIL: Mapping the European Research Infrastructures
The MERIL database is an inventory of openly accessible research infrastructures (RIs) in Europe of more-than-national relevance across all scientific domains comprising Biological  and Medical Sciences,  Information Science and Technology.

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Where to Drink in the World's Greatest Region for Wine

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by Victoria Moore, The Telegraph, June 5, 2018

Many of the world’s most famous wines come from Bordeaux, but so do vast numbers you will never have heard of. It is a huge wine region, with thousands of producers, nearly five dozen different appellations and several different regions. I visit two or three times a year, cramming in several chateaux on each day, and barely feel that I have scratched the surface. But, happily, it’s easy to dip in and out, so here I’ve suggested five producers that would make a good visit. Each is in a different region and offers a different style of wine.

In each case I’ve also added other recommendations that would turn a quick wine pit-stop into a more in-depth discovery of that particular area. But my top tip, if you really love wine, would be to buy a map and spend some time pootling around in the car.

Yes, rely on the satnav for directions, but with a good, old-fashioned paper map and the view from the window, you can really begin to understand how the vineyards fit together, and how one set of flavours begins to meld into another as you move, say, from St Julien to Pauillac, or from the limestone plateau in St Émilion to the sandy lower ground.

Even if you’re not interested in wine, Bordeaux is in so many ways the perfect mini-break destination. Don’t just confine yourself to the vineyards. The city itself, with its neoclassical architecture, gracious boulevards, and long trading history, has been transformed by a huge regeneration programme.

Now you can stretch your legs with the skateboarders and runners on the remodelled quais; admire the water mirror opposite Place de la Bourse; call into the central market for oysters and a glass of wine; and eat at one of the city’s many hip restaurants.

Cap Ferret – where the Bordeaux chateaux owners go to unwind on summer weekends – is only an hour’s drive away. This beautiful headland has vast sandy beaches; pine trees; a lighthouse; Atlantic surf; and a fabulous beachside moules-frites restaurant (Chez Hortense) where you can sit drinking a chilled bottle of under-rated white bordeaux while looking out across the bay to the Dune du Pilat (the tallest in Europe).

If the weather is clement, you’d be crazy not to go.

Essentials stops for wine lovers

Château Pichon Baron, Pauillac, Haut-Médoc

The fairy-tale turrets and towers of Pichon Baron make it one of Bordeaux’s most recognisable chateaux. Ranked as a second growth in the famous 1855 classification, under the stewardship of Christian Seely this Pauillac giant is now making wines that can almost be said to rival the first growths. Appointments must be made in advance (pichonbaron.com). A short vineyard tour followed by a tasting of three wines costs €15 (£13).

The drive

Take the D2 north through the communes of Margaux, St Julien, Pauillac and right up to St Estèphe, ticking off famous names as you go. Note how the land gently rises and falls, with all the best chateaux perched atop a gravel bank. Do not miss out St Estèphe – you can stop at Pichon Baron on the way back.

Also visit

The Chateau Mouton-Rothschild Museum of Wine in Art (chateau-mouton-rothschild.com) and Léoville-Poyferré (St Julien), which offers walk-in tastings as well as a more elaborate programme by appointment.

Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Pessac-Léognan

The commune of Pessac-Léognan lies just to the south of, and very close to, the city of Bordeaux. It is home to some of Bordeaux’s greatest white wines, made from sémillon and sauvignon blanc, and aged in oak barrels, giving them a slight flavour of dill and roasted grapefruit. Smith Haut Lafitte is one of the big players here, and a beautiful place to visit. It is owned by former ski champions Daniel and Florence Cathiard, who built careers in advertising and retail before selling everything to buy the chateau in 1990. The older Cathiard daughter, Mathilde, created the Caudalie cosmetics and spa brand, while the younger one manages the five-star spa hotel (Les Sources de Caudalie) among the vineyards. Six different packages are offered by the vineyard, priced from €18-€715 (smith-haut-lafitte.com).

The art

The grounds of Smith Haut Lafitte are studded with magnificent modern sculptures. “Every time there is some money left over, we buy one,” says Florence. The 26-strong collection includes a giant bronze hare by Barry Flanagan that watches over the cabernet franc; and a Chuck Hoberman sphere – Nouaison – that expands and contracts before your eyes. Book the “When Arts Meets Vines” tour to view them.

Also visit

The immaculate and beautiful Château Haut Bailly makes excellent red wine and its hospitality is second to none (haut-bailly.com).

Château Bauduc, Entre-Deux-Mers

For affordable wines and the best inside track chat, seek out this estate in the peaceful Entre-Deux-Mers region (situated between two rivers, the Dordogne and the Garonne). It’s owned by Gavin and Angela Quinney, who bought the place in 1999 and moved their family to France to run it. Gavin gives most of the tours himself, and is an extraordinary and interesting fund of information about everything from the best local restaurants to the two plagues of hail and frost. Château Bauduc has been a big restaurant hit back home – the sauvignon blanc is now the house white at Gordon Ramsay and Rick Stein. You can buy it direct at bauduc.com for £11 a bottle.

Tours run from May to September, Monday to Friday at 11am, with the tasting (of six wines) at 11.30am. It costs €15 for 90 minutes, or €10 for just the tasting (bauduc.com).

Also visit

This tip is one of Gavin’s: “The excellent market on Wednesday mornings in Créon is one of the best in Gironde; it has taken place every Wednesday since 1315, allegedly.”

10 reasons why Bordeaux is France's greatest city

Château Canon la Gaffelière, St Émilion

The Médoc is all about men in suits and long, slightly bleak, vinescapes with big skies and views of the estuary. Bordeaux’s right bank – on which you find St Émilion, Pomerol, and so on, is completely different – bucolic, rambling, green, pretty. The wines mostly rely more on merlot than cabernet sauvignon, and are often plumper and richer.

Château la Gaffelière, run by Errol Flynn lookalike Stephan von Neipperg, is a class act, with an excellent sister estate in Castillon, Côtes de Bordeaux. Tours cost €12 per person (neipperg.com).

Also visit

Stop in the town of St Émilion and have a wander and a coffee. Be warned – the slopes joining the top of the town to the bottom are steep and no good for dodgy knees, but there’s a very good restaurant called L’Envers du Décor (envers-dudecor.com) at the top, and that’s where you need to be to admire the view, too. The local tourism office and its website have advice on which other chateaux it’s possible to go and see (saint-emilion-tourisme.com).

Château Guiraud, Sauternes

The beautiful grounds of this Premier Grand Cru Classé in the commune of Sauternes are a wonderful place to while away a summer afternoon. Guiraud is extremely visitor-friendly, happy to receive spontaneous drop-ins or those who book in advance (though I would err on the side of caution with that). There’s a restaurant too – needless to say the menu comes with wine pairings.

Guiraud offers five different set visits, including a cheese and sauternes tasting, priced from €20 to €150. The chateau also offers bespoke experiences (chateauguiraud.com).

Also visit

The wines of Château d’Yquem are a kind of holy grail for sauternes drinkers. You can book various tours (yquem.fr) – though prices are steep, starting at €75 for the “Discovery” which includes a tasting of 2016 Y and 2015 Château d’Yquem.

Getting there

The upgraded high-speed rail line from Paris opens on July 2; returns from London (6 hr including change at Paris) start at £110. Flights: BA (ba.com), easyJet (easyjet.com), Ryanair (ryanair.com).

Where to stay

Château Le Pape (haut-bailly.com). The luxurious new guesthouse here in the Graves region is excellent. Doubles from about £400 per night.

Hôtel de Sèze (hotel-de-seze.com). Beautiful four-star in central Bordeaux. Doubles from £300.

Hôtel Côté Sable (hotel-cotesable.com). Small hotel on the Cap Ferret headland. Doubles from about £150.

The best hotels in Bordeaux

Eating in Bordeaux

Hâ Restaurant (50 Rue du Ha, ha-restaurant.fr). Tiny, very chic, serving exquisite food. Five-course menu fixe £52.

L’univerre (40 Rue Lecocq, univerre-restaurant.com). A phenomenal list of wines from all around the world.

Garopapilles (62 Rue Abbé de l’Epée, garopapilles.com). Tiny, so book well ahead. Menu du Marché for lunch £30, tasting menu for dinner £80).

La Brasserie Bordelaise (50 Rue Saint Rémi, brasserie-bordelaise.fr). Old standby for classic dishes. Main courses £20-£25.

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Bella Wine Tours (bellawines.co.uk). Hamish Wakes-Miller runs exclusive tours for small groups.

Try also Arblaster and Clarke (arblasterandclarke.com); Grape Escapes (grapeescapes.net); Smooth Red (smoothred.com).

Bordeaux Tourism has many wine – and other – tours (bordeaux-tourism.co.uk).

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5 Pampanga Delicacies to Try

Try these exotic dishes the next time you visit the culinary capital of the Philippines.

By Mathew S. Chan
August 20, 2014

Craving for some delicious food? Go on a road trip to Pampanga and find out why the province is called the culinary capital of the Philippines. You’ll be able to dine on both familiar and unique dishes that will have you coming back for more.  It is often said that Kapampangans prepare at least five dishes of food for any meal or occasion. Check out this list for some of their best food.

Pampanga is known sisig central, thanks to Aling Lucing. Her sisig is what started it all when she decided to mix the different left over cuts of the pig (including the face) and combined them with either chicken or pork liver. Aling Lucing’s is definitely a must-try, especially if you only have time to check out one place in Pampanga.

Betute and Camaru

Pampanga has an abundance of rice fields, making frogs and crickets a common sight in the region. This is why it’s not surprising that they cook and eat these critters. The French maybe known for eating frog’s legs, but the Kapampangans don’t waste anything and eat the whole frog, stuffing it with some ground pork then deep frying it (betute). As for the crickets (camaru), they fry these small insects and cook them adobo-style. If you are a fan of exotic food, you should definitely try both.

Buro or Balo-Balo
Pampanga has its own favorite side-dish/condiment called buro or balo-balo, which is fermented rice mixed with either shrimp or fish. The smell is pungent, but the taste is magical, especially if partnered with fried hito (cat fish) or mustasa (mustard greens).

Did you know that we have a local version of meatloaf? That dish is the Kapampangan dish called murcon. Much like embotido or any kind of meatloaf, it is a dish formed from the combination of a number of different kinds of meat, creating a unique flavor. Murcon is typically made of chorizo, hardboiled eggs, carrots, and quezo de bola. All these local and rich flavors are what make murcon such a savory dish.

Tocino is a staple in almost every Filipino home. This dish is normally served at breakfast with sunny side up egg and rice. This processed pork dish is often salty and sweet, but Pampanga has a special sour tocino called pindang damulag, which is made of cured carabao meat. Once you have tried it with a bowl of steaming rice and sliced tomatoes, you’ll ask yourself why you haven’t been having it for breakfast sooner.

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