Painting is one of the most popular methods of wall decoration. For a long time this method has been forgotten, but recently there have appeared new technologies, new paints and the look of a painted wall has changed greatly. Painting requires thorough preparations as paint can?t cover cracks, roughness and other wall defects.?
Most people prefer dealing with professionals when it?s about home repair (well, I?m among these people). Sure, you feel much better if you entrust improving your home to people who know their job. In most cases this works, and satisfied customers enjoy living in perfectly designed home of their dream. But, unfortunately, sometimes everything is not as great as one expects it to be. After reading numerous painting services reviews?I found out that quite often clients get nothing but low quality services.
Wallpapers get unglued, chinks in windows cause drafts, and taps constantly leak. That?s the very reason why many people prefer improving their homes themselves.
When it?s about painting, the main question that appears is what paint to choose. There are so many types of paint that choosing one is really hard. In this article I?m going to tell you about some types of paint, so you will easily decide what you really need.
?Mosaic? paint (quite often it?s called ?granite?) doesn?t contain any granite dust despite its name. Mosaic paint looks like acrylic bubbles made of multicolored paints on water base. When dispersing with a special gun bubbles break and there appears dotty pattern that look like granite texture.
This paint can be used on beton, wooden panels, plaster, metal and even glass.
Paint with velour effect. Peculiarity of this paint is in its structure: instead of acrylic bubbles it has solid colored particles. On the wall this paint really looks like velour ? the same deep and soft. But if you only touch the wall effect will disappear for some time. This paint is resistant to chemical exposures and easy to clean.
Pearly paint changes its color depending on angle of vision and lighting. Paint has semitransparent structure because it really contains natural pearl. Because of its ability to change color pearly paint is often called ?chameleon paint?. Rooms that have this paint on the walls look fabulous. This paint can be used on a wide range of surfaces (wooden panels, plastic etc.). This paint is better for decorating separate details, not whole walls. On large surfaces pearly shining looks a bit pretentiously. But along with that it looks perfect on windowsills, parts of columns and other interior elements.?
Actually, taking into account the variety of decoration materials, it seems that any client?s wish can become real. The only question here is money. But, nevertheless, I would recommend you to consult with professionals who at least give you some useful tips concerning technical issues. And after that start designing the interior of your dream!
No matter how strong the familial bonds, traveling with multiple generations of family members can be a challenge. Perhaps Grandpa loves visiting historic sites, while his toddler granddaughter prefers amusement parks. Grandma relishes museum hopping while Mom wants to shop the day away. And the only thing they all agree on is the need for an afternoon nap.
Adults traveling with children or grandchildren make up 30 percent of all adult leisure travelers, according to the U.S. Travel Association. And family travelers take an average of 4.5 trips per year, the association reports. Traveling with grandparents is on the rise, too; nearly four out of every 10 leisure travelers are grandparents, according to a report in TravelAge West.
?Interestingly, the economy seems to have had less of an impact on family travel than on other travel segments,? says Kimberly Miles of the Myrtle Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. ?People see traveling with family as an important way to reconnect and enjoy each other?s company. With today?s hectic schedules, many families appreciate the opportunity traveling together gives them to spend quality time together and create lasting memories.?
Traveling with multiple generations can be a rewarding experience. Keep these tips in mind to help ensure your multi-generational family travel is fun, safe and rewarding for everyone in the group:
Choose wisely
When you have to please tastes and preferences that vary as widely as those between grandparents and grandkids, the destination you choose for your family vacation becomes even more important. Choosing a destination that?s focused on a single theme (such as an amusement park or beach resort) or that has limited access to a variety of attractions may leave at least some members of the group disappointed.
Look for destinations that specialize in accommodating family travelers with a wide variety of activities, attractions and types of lodging and dining. For example, Myrtle Beach has earned a reputation as a family-friendly destination for its broad range of things to see and do, including miles of pristine beaches, zoos, amusement parks, museums, natural preserves, and outstanding shopping and dining.
Another advantage of Myrtle Beach is its drivability from practically anywhere on the eastern seaboard. Family travelers often prefer destinations that are within driving distance of home. Road trips can help reduce transportation costs, and smart families can make the journey to their vacation spot part of the overall experience.
Consider special needs
In many ways, children and seniors have a lot in common when it comes to travel and special needs. In addition to an entertaining time, both kids and grandparents will need regular meal times and plenty of rest in order to maximize their vacation enjoyment. The adults coordinating the trip will need to keep in mind any special dietary needs of all members in the group.
Before setting out, adults should coordinate medication management to ensure everyone has an adequate supply of any necessary prescriptions. They may also need to provide additional transportation options for any family members with mobility issues. For example, grandparents who normally use a walker may prefer the convenience of a wheelchair or scooter if the family will be visiting an attraction where they will be doing a lot of walking. The family may also need to forego visits to attractions where the terrain would be challenging for very young children or others with mobility issues.
Get everyone involved in planning
Certainly all adults in the party should have a say in where the family will go, and older kids can also get into the act. The choice of destination and what sights you?ll see can be a group activity, and grandparents and children can enjoy researching together everything there is to see and do.
Involving everyone in the planning can also make trip preparations go more smoothly. For example, retired grandparents can ease pre-trip stress by helping parents confirm hotel, airline and rental car reservations. Teens and grandparents can team up to research dining options and plan family meals on the road.
?Traveling as a family can be an enriching experience for everyone,? Kimberly Miles says. ?By choosing the right destination and putting some extra thought into planning and preparations, you can help ensure everyone enjoys the trip.?
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DALLAS (Reuters) - Only a dire situation would call for the Federal Reserve to buy more assets, and that is unlikely given the better-looking economic data, a top central bank official said on Monday.
Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher, an outspoken policy hawk, added that he was perplexed by Wall Street's continued preoccupation with the possibility that the Fed could engage in a third round of large-scale buying of assets, known as quantitative easing, or QE3.
Drawing a line in a debate that has intensified this year, Fisher said he would support QE3 only if there were "a significant reversal of the current momentum of the economy (or) significant deflation," among other scenarios, adding: "I don't see that happening right now."
Fed policymakers are set hold a regular meeting March 13 to decide what more, if anything, to do about the recovery that has shown signs of gaining traction this year, including a drop in the jobless rate to 8.3 percent and improvements in measures of consumer spending and confidence.
At its previous meeting in January the Fed gave a gloomy read on the world's largest economy, saying it expected to keep interest rates "exceptionally low" at least through late 2014 and setting off a debate over the need for more steps to boost slow U.S. growth.
"I believe adding to the accommodative doses we have applied rather than beginning to wean the patient might be the equivalent of medical malpractice," Fisher, who does not have a vote on the central bank's policy-setting committee this year, said at Dallas Regional Chamber of Commerce meeting.
"It is my opinion that we should run that risk only in the most dire of circumstances, and I presently do not see those circumstances."
If the labor market continues to improve and inflation remains contained, the Fed would have little reason to take further policy action. Many Fed policymakers are awaiting more data to indicate whether recent jobs growth is sustainable.
"(I)f the data continue to improve, however gradually, the markets should begin preparing themselves for the good Dr. Fed to wean them from their dependency rather than administer further dosage," Fisher said, using a familiar metaphor.
"On balance, the data indicate improving growth and prospects for job creation in 2012," he said, adding however that the Fed's mandate of stable prices is being "challenged" by higher gasoline prices.
In late 2008, the U.S. central bank slashed interest rates to near zero and has since bought $2.3 trillion in long-term securities in an unprecedented drive to spur growth and revive the economy after the worst recession in decades.
These two rounds of asset purchases were known as QE1 and QE2.
(Reporting by Bruce Nichols; Writing by Jonathan Spicer; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
The trial hasn?t even started yet, but Mets owner Fred Wilpon is already going to have to shell out as much as $83.3 million to the trustee recovering funds from the losers in Bernard Madoff?s Ponzi scheme.
That was the ruling from?U.S. District Court Judge Jed S. Rakoff on Monday. The two sides will go to trial on March 19 over the additional $303 million that trustee Irving Picard is seeking. For Picard to extract that much from Wilpon?s wallet, he?ll need to prove to a jury that the defendants were ?willfully blind? to the fraud.
Rakoff had previously ruled that Picard couldn?t sue the Wilpons for the full $1 billion he wanted, lowering that amount instead to the $386 million they were said to profit in the two years?preceding?Madoff?s arrest. Today?s $83.3 million comes out of that.
It?s unclear if the Wilpons have $83.3 million to give away at this time. They have been trying to sell minority shares of the Mets, with mixed reports of their success in the?endeavor. If the trial goes poorly later this month, it figures to be difficult for them to keep the team.
Embryonic development protein active in cancer growthPublic release date: 5-Mar-2012 [ | E-mail | Share ]
Contact: Scott LaFee slafee@ucsd.edu 619-543-6163 University of California - San Diego
Silencing it impairs tumor growth, making ROR1 a potential therapeutic target
A team of scientists at the University of California, San Diego Moores Cancer Center has identified a novel protein expressed by breast cancer cells but not normal adult tissues that could provide a new target for future anti-cancer drugs and treatments.
Led by Thomas J. Kipps, MD, PhD, Evelyn and Edwin Tasch Chair in Cancer Research and Interim Director of the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center, the scientists found that the tumor cells of patients with breast cancer frequently express the Receptor-tyrosine-kinase-like Orphan Receptor 1, or ROR1. They found that silencing expression of ROR1 impaired the growth and survival of human breast cancer cells. The findings are published in the March 5 online issue of PLoS One.
ROR1 was first identified in the early 1990s and labeled an orphan receptor because its purpose was unknown. Subsequent work found that ROR1 is expressed at high levels during embryogenesis, during which time it plays an important role in regulating embryonic muscle and skeletal development. During fetal development, however, the expression of this protein is turned off. Normal cells and tissues in adults do not typically express ROR1.
Cancer cells, however, are a different matter.
"Cancer cells tend to acquire features of less differentiated cells," said Kipps, interim director of the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center and a professor of medicine in the UC San Diego School of Medicine. "They often can be found to have features of embryonic cells."
In recent years, Kipps and others have become increasingly interested in the role of ROR1 plays in the growth of cancer and whether the protein might provide new options for stopping development of the disease. In 2008, for example, Kipps and colleagues reported that patients with leukemia treated with whole-cell vaccines could generate antibodies that reacted with their leukemia cells and the leukemia cells of other patients, but not with normal cells. They identified that such antibodies could target ROR1, accounting for the specificity of these antibodies in reacting with cancer cells. They identified another protein that could interact with ROR1 to stimulate the growth and/or survival of leukemia cells and that antibodies generated against ROR1 could block this function.
The discovery that ROR1 functions similarly in breast cancer heightens hopes. When the protein was silenced in human breast cancer cells, the cancer cells had slower rates of growth in the laboratory and in animal studies.
"There was a qualitative difference," said Kipps. "When ROR1 was knocked down, it took away some of the growth advantage enjoyed by cancer cells. Their capacity to survive also was impaired. This could affect the capacity of the cancer cells to survive treatment with other anti-cancer agents or generate tumors altogether."
The researchers report that expression levels of ROR1 correlate with the severity of at least some forms of breast cancer. The most aggressive cancers were the ones more likely to express ROR1. "That suggests ROR1 could be a good target for treating the most aggressive kinds of breast cancer, particularly the ones that lack expression of hormone receptors or the marker HER2/neu, which already can be targeted by monoclonal antibodies," Kipps said.
The discovery of ROR1's role in both blood and breast cancers also suggests it might have a similar function in other forms of cancer, a possibility Kipps said researchers will pursue.
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Funding for this research came, in part, from the National Institutes of Health and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of America.
Co-authors of the paper are Suping Zhang, Liguang Chen, Bing Cui, Han-Yu Chuang, Jianqiang Yu, Jessica Wang-Rodriguez, Li Tang, George Chen and Grzegorz W. Basak, all at the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center.
The article can be found online at http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0031127
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Embryonic development protein active in cancer growthPublic release date: 5-Mar-2012 [ | E-mail | Share ]
Contact: Scott LaFee slafee@ucsd.edu 619-543-6163 University of California - San Diego
Silencing it impairs tumor growth, making ROR1 a potential therapeutic target
A team of scientists at the University of California, San Diego Moores Cancer Center has identified a novel protein expressed by breast cancer cells but not normal adult tissues that could provide a new target for future anti-cancer drugs and treatments.
Led by Thomas J. Kipps, MD, PhD, Evelyn and Edwin Tasch Chair in Cancer Research and Interim Director of the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center, the scientists found that the tumor cells of patients with breast cancer frequently express the Receptor-tyrosine-kinase-like Orphan Receptor 1, or ROR1. They found that silencing expression of ROR1 impaired the growth and survival of human breast cancer cells. The findings are published in the March 5 online issue of PLoS One.
ROR1 was first identified in the early 1990s and labeled an orphan receptor because its purpose was unknown. Subsequent work found that ROR1 is expressed at high levels during embryogenesis, during which time it plays an important role in regulating embryonic muscle and skeletal development. During fetal development, however, the expression of this protein is turned off. Normal cells and tissues in adults do not typically express ROR1.
Cancer cells, however, are a different matter.
"Cancer cells tend to acquire features of less differentiated cells," said Kipps, interim director of the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center and a professor of medicine in the UC San Diego School of Medicine. "They often can be found to have features of embryonic cells."
In recent years, Kipps and others have become increasingly interested in the role of ROR1 plays in the growth of cancer and whether the protein might provide new options for stopping development of the disease. In 2008, for example, Kipps and colleagues reported that patients with leukemia treated with whole-cell vaccines could generate antibodies that reacted with their leukemia cells and the leukemia cells of other patients, but not with normal cells. They identified that such antibodies could target ROR1, accounting for the specificity of these antibodies in reacting with cancer cells. They identified another protein that could interact with ROR1 to stimulate the growth and/or survival of leukemia cells and that antibodies generated against ROR1 could block this function.
The discovery that ROR1 functions similarly in breast cancer heightens hopes. When the protein was silenced in human breast cancer cells, the cancer cells had slower rates of growth in the laboratory and in animal studies.
"There was a qualitative difference," said Kipps. "When ROR1 was knocked down, it took away some of the growth advantage enjoyed by cancer cells. Their capacity to survive also was impaired. This could affect the capacity of the cancer cells to survive treatment with other anti-cancer agents or generate tumors altogether."
The researchers report that expression levels of ROR1 correlate with the severity of at least some forms of breast cancer. The most aggressive cancers were the ones more likely to express ROR1. "That suggests ROR1 could be a good target for treating the most aggressive kinds of breast cancer, particularly the ones that lack expression of hormone receptors or the marker HER2/neu, which already can be targeted by monoclonal antibodies," Kipps said.
The discovery of ROR1's role in both blood and breast cancers also suggests it might have a similar function in other forms of cancer, a possibility Kipps said researchers will pursue.
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Funding for this research came, in part, from the National Institutes of Health and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of America.
Co-authors of the paper are Suping Zhang, Liguang Chen, Bing Cui, Han-Yu Chuang, Jianqiang Yu, Jessica Wang-Rodriguez, Li Tang, George Chen and Grzegorz W. Basak, all at the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center.
The article can be found online at http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0031127
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I believe doing your proper research shows respect for the subject you are writing.? It harkens back to my strong convictions about respect for the art and craft of screenwriting and being a professional.? Every aspect of your writing goes into your writer?s toolkit and you will draw upon these tools as your build and establish a career as a working screenwriter.? How many movies have you seen that feel completely inauthentic?? How many characters seem fake?? Quite a few and it?s hard to mask inauthentic writing.? This is why the best films come from a place of authenticity and it starts from the producer and screenwriter?s desire to get it right.
The fun part of being a writer is that your research is an ongoing process of venturing out into the world and living your life in an adventurous way.? You constantly need to have new and different experiences to make your writing more truthful and creative.? I don?t believe you can live in an ivory tower and write about life without ever really experiencing it from the gutter to the penthouse.? I believe any writer needs to stay open and curious about the world.? It?s our duty to experience life and fill our stories with truth and authenticity.
Maybe you?ve done research for a paper or report in college or high school and found the process frustrating and overly time-consuming.? The process is the same when crafting your screenplay, so if you haven?t mastered the techniques of research, you need to learn how to use the process as a tool in your ability to craft an authentic project.? If you?re hired for a screenplay assignment, you might write about something you don?t know.? Many of my screenwriting assignment jobs have been to write a particular genre ? military action, family, holiday, science fiction, natural disaster, even noir crime thriller.? You?ll need to watch and study films of a particular genre to become an expert on the story, structure and characters in the types of genre movies you might write.? You?ll also need to read other screenplays in the genre to become an expert in that particular world.
So, how do you begin your screenplay research?? You?ll need to have your basic story down first and as you compile your research, but make sure you don?t get lost in the process.? As you know, us screenwriters tend to procrastinate, so don?t allow your research to keep you from writing your script.? Make a list of specific issues or facts you need to research and use it as a guide to save time.? The better you know your screen story, the faster you will be able to target the research topics as they will become clearer.? Limit the time you spend on research, so set aside a block of time and keep to a schedule, take detailed notes and keep track of everything in a file or notebook.? As you compile most of what you need to learn, switch the rest of your day to writing.? Don?t waste unnecessary months, you can always go back and find specific items you need, but always get on with the process of screenwriting.
When I developed the basic story for my WWII coming of age screenplay, ?I?ll Remember April,? I needed to flesh out the lives of the characters during this period in history.? I needed historical details to add realism to my story. Authenticity was my mission, as I based my story on a historical military incident: the shelling of an oil refinery just north of Santa Barbara in Goleta, California by a Japanese submarine.? It was the first attack on United States soil by a foreign power since the War of 1812.
I already structured my screenplay and spent three months reading every book, historical newspaper article, magazine and watched dozens of films to get into the mindset of the months surrounding February of 1942 when my screenplay took place.? I interviewed my parents who remember the war as small children and I incorporated their feelings and experiences into my characters.? I interviewed my grandparents, who were the age of my lead characters during the war, for a different point of view.? All of this information went into my research notebook.
I needed to know what life was like on the home front of the United States?what troubled people living on the west coast, what was going on in Washington DC, what was happening in the battles of the South Pacific where our lead character?s son was fighting, how people reacted to rationing and the war, and the facts and events leading up to the Japanese internment?? These topics were necessary research to make my story more authentic.? Your screenplay may never be a hundred percent authentic, as it?s a movie and not a documentary, but always service the story first and then do your best to make it realistic.? If you want to write a historical screenplay, hunt for your story first and don?t let the historical facts to keep you from writing?for the Hero?s Journey dates back to the beginning of storytelling.? I believe the little details are important and trust me, someone will always find inaccuracies in your movie and point them out on their blogs, customer reviews, or the Internet Movie Database!
What if you don?t have screenplay credits, how can you get others to take you seriously with your research?? You?d be surprised how easy it is to get people excited to help once you tell them you?re working on a project.? The more serious and professional you are about your writing, the easier it is to draw others in to help your cause.? You?ll find experts are very open to sharing their knowledge and will even do interviews to help you make your screenplay more authentic.
Years ago when I was writing a spec action screenplay that took place on a supertanker, my writing partner at the time and I contacted a shipping company in San Pedro, California and told them we needed to get on board of a ship to ask questions for our research.? We showed our serious interest in their world and in return, they were extremely helpful and gave us a complete tour?from the bridge down to the bowls of the rear engine room with its gigantic propeller.? It was a unique experience and I would have never set foot on a supertanker if it hadn?t been for our need to do research.
Like the actor, I believe a screenwriter should go out of his or her way to log as many life experiences as possible to expand their writer?s arsenal.? How can you possibly write about something and make it authentic without ever having experienced it?? Sure, you can imagine what it would be like, but many times you get writing that isn?t authentic and is just a rehash of what you?ve either seen in movies or television.? If you always write your stories from your unique perspective and experience, they won?t read or feel fake.
How many times have you written gunplay into your screenplay and maybe you?ve never really fired a gun?? Well, I?ve written several action scripts where ?guns were blazing? and I had never fired a gun before, so I figured it was time to do research and experience it for real.? My friend invited me to a shooting range where I fired three different pistols and even put two bullets into the same hole in my paper target!? Here I was experiencing something I had only imagined, and now the awesome firepower was in my hands with spent shells ejecting from my own 9 MM ? BLAM!? BLAM!?? Priceless.? The target part actually ended up in a scene from one of my comedy screenplays.? The whole experience was a blast (sorry).? Now I can write from experience and not just from what I?ve seen in movies or television.? Your personal experiences make your writing more truthful and believable.? Living a life of experience makes you a well-rounded person and it?s also a hell of a lot of fun too!
The ability to research is another important tool in your screenwriter?s arsenal.? When you can?t write from experience, you need to do research and become a mini expert on a particular subject or film genre.? You?ll find it necessary when a producer or executive hires you to write a screenplay set in a particular world or genre.? Don?t get distracted by the process of research, set aside a block of time, target your topics, take detailed notes and move on with the job of writing.? As you live an authentic writer?s life, everything you do and observe is research for your writing.? Make it a goal to pursue as many different experiences in life as possible?it will enrich your writing and your life.? Learn as much as you can about every subject and always strive to make your screenplays authentic.
?If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.? ?Stephen King
?? because the greatest writer in the English language wasn?t trolling for facts, he was hunting for the story.? He wasn?t writing a biography of Caesar (which would requite real research), he was writing a play with characters and a theme that would speak to his audience.? ?Steven Pressfield
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No matter how strong the familial bonds, traveling with multiple generations of family members can be a challenge. Perhaps Grandpa loves visiting historic sites, while his toddler granddaughter prefers amusement parks. Grandma relishes museum hopping while Mom wants to shop the day away. And the only thing they all agree on is the need for an afternoon nap.
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I believe doing your proper research shows respect for the subject you are writing.? It harkens back to my strong convictions about respect for the art and craft of screenwriting and being a professional.? Every aspect of your writing goes into your writer?s toolkit and you will draw upon these tools as your build and establish a career as a working screenwriter.? How many movies have you seen that feel completely inauthentic?? How many characters seem fake?? Quite a few and it?s hard to mask inauthentic writing.? This is why the best films come from a place of authenticity and it starts from the producer and screenwriter?s desire to get it right.
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