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Related Articles The role of extracellular matrix in glioma invasion: A cellular Potts model approach. Biophys J. 2008 Oct 3; Authors: Rubenstein BM, Kaufman LJ In this work a cellular Potts model based on the differential adhesion hypothesis is employed to analyze the relative importance of select cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix (ECM) contacts in glioma invasion. To perform these simulations, three types of cells and two ECM components are included. The inclusion of explicit ECM with an inhomogeneous fibrous component and a homogeneously dispersed afibrous component allows exploration of the importance of relative energies of cell-cell and cell-ECM contacts in a variety of environments relevant to in vitro and in vivo experimental investigations of glioma invasion. Simulations performed here focus chiefly on reproducing findings of in vitro experiments on glioma spheroids embedded in collagen I gels. For a given range and set ordering of energies associated with key cell-cell and cell-ECM interactions, our model qualitatively reproduces the dispersed glioma invasion patterns found for most glioma cell lines embedded as spheroids in collagen I gels of moderate concentration. In our model, we find invasion is maximized at intermediate collagen concentrations, as occurs experimentally. This effect is seen more strongly in model gels composed of short collagen fibers than long ones, which retain significant connectivity even at lo ... Source: drupal.org --- 8 days ago
Do you love Drupal but wish you could get a “certified” version and commercial support? Now you can. Acquia , the commercial company recently formed by Drupal founder Dries Buytaert and Jay Batson, officially launched Acquia Drupal this week ( press release ). Acquia Drupal is a commercially-supported distribution of Drupal. It includes Drupal Core plus a handful of essential modules. In addition to the distribution, customers can take advantage of the Acquia Network for things like monitoring, spam blocking, and update notification. Acquia Drupal and Acquia Network subscriptions are freely-available, even if you don’t pay for support. If you want to try it out, check out the download instructions . read more ... Source: www.digitalspy.co.uk --- 18 days ago
Britain's Got Talent winner Paul Potts switches his terraced home for a luxury new house. ... Source: icwales.icnetwork.co.uk --- 18 days ago
FORMER Bridgend mobile phone salesman turned opera star Paul Potts looks set to splash out almost half-a-million pounds on a luxury home in South Wales. ... Source: www.fourhourworkweek.com --- 27 days ago
Rolf Potts is one of my favorite writers, and his book — Vagabonding — was one of only four books I recommended as “fundamental” in The 4-Hour Workweek. It was also one of two books, the other being Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, that I took with me during my 15+-month mini-retirement that [...] ... Source: www.mcall.com --- 30 days ago
The evidence is everywhere that we citizens -- and our public officials -- have lost any real sense of what ''representative democracy'' means. Taken literally, it means that public officials are surrogates for citizens' interests, concerns, hopes and values. It's supposed to mean that everyone is represented, with no citizens left behind. ... Source: blogs.scripps.com --- 22 days ago
Speaking of former Big Country QBs...Taylor Potts (AHS) saw his first PT against SMU last week. He looked good connecting on 6 of 7 passing for 95 yards and no TDs. ... Source: planet.haskell.org --- 40 days ago
My son Isaac started high school today, so it must be true. Here is my first YouTube video: the Potts family vacation in Grand Marais, Michigan and other points north this past week, set to Jonathan Coulton's Creative Commons-licensed song "Summer's Over." ... Source: www.kveo.com --- 16 days ago
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Britain's Got Talent star Paul Potts is poised to quit the humble terraced home where he masterminded his rise to fame - and move to a new luxury house. ... Source: www.collegefantasyfootballinsider.com --- 22 days ago
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Britain’s Got Talent star Paul Potts is poised to quit the humble terraced home where he masterminded his rise to fame and move to a new luxury house. ...
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The always-provocative Web-news pioneer Mark Potts throws in some fine commentary on the event of the week in City Paperworld. That is, bankruptcy. While many like to draw distinctions between alt-weeklies, like City Paper, and big dailies, like the Washington Post, Potts enumerates the similarities: Facing all sorts of new competition? Check. Classifieds decimated by [...] ... Source: www.hometownlife.com --- 12 days ago
Oakland County Circuit Chief Judge Wendy Potts will speak to the Clawson Optimist Club at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1. The public is welcome to attend the presentation at the Hunter Community Center, 509 Fisher Court, Clawson. Potts will provide an overview of the responsibilities of a judge, discuss her legal career and answer questions about the court system and choosing law as a profession. For more information about the Clawson Optimist Club or Potts' presentation, contact Oakland County Commissioner Tim Burns at (248) 275-1826 or burnst@oakgov.com. For more information about Potts, visit http://www.oakgov.com/circuit/judges/potts_wendy.html. ... Source: www.fwi.co.uk --- 2 hours ago
Wet weather continues to dog our every effort at the moment, but at the time of writing we've had three consecutive dry days and I detect a slight shift in mood to a more positive outlook for the autumn. ... Source: www.indianasnewscenter.com --- 5 days ago
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With much of the wheat harvest still to be done and very little of next year's crop sown there is precious little to report. ... Find more results for Potts on RSSMicro.com |
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By Michael Marquette From his blog: Australia’s most expensive apartment SOLD in Potts Point Potts Point in Sydney has achieved Australia’s record apartment price with a $20 million penthouse sale. An undisclosed “prominent Sydney businessman” bought the apartment off-the-plan after the Sydney City Council approved the development on Monday. The two-level penthouse, with views across Woolloomooloo Bay towards the central business district, Sydney Harbour and the Opera House , will have 530 square metres of internal space and 115 square metres of balcony. The Wylde Street sale trumps an $18.2 million off-the-plan penthouse sale in East Melbourne and the $16.8 million Sydney record sale in Macquarie Street’s Bennelong block earlier this year. The Ashington Group, chaired by mortgage broker Mark Bouris, bought the development site for $15.5 million last year, indicating it viewed Potts Point as one of the true urban villages of Sydney. “The sale was a sign that buyers will act quickly for distinctive apartment product,” Ashington’s director, Craig Minahan, said yesterday. The design by architects Tzannes Associates echoes the curved glazing and copper roofing in the neighbouring 1930s heritage-listed Wyldefel Gardens residential complex. The nine apartments included in the development with the penthouse will have interiors by fashion designer Alex Perry. Interestingly, the Australian newspaper incorrectly quoted the apartment as being in ...
Filed under: Arts and Culture , Books , Budget Travel Chances are, if you've ever looked for a book on the joys of deliberate, independent travel, you've come across Rolf Potts' fantastic book Vagabonding . It is the virtual Bible of solo travel, and it has inspired countless people to create time in their lives for long-term world travel. Now, to promote his newest book Marco Polo Didn't Go There , Rolf is making a number of stops around the blogosphere to answer questions, including here at Gadling. Already Rolf has been featured at Budget Travel , BootsnAll , and the Four-Hour Workweek , with stops at Jaunted, Brave New Traveler, and Matador still to come. [ Here 's the full schedule.] A couple excerpts from Rolf's interviews so far: "I usually travel with some vague objectives when I go to a new place, but I've found that the key to really experiencing the place is the willingness to dump those pre-planned objectives at a moment's notice if you discover something more compelling along the way." "Sometimes I get irritated when I hear some backpacker brag about the time he's spent on some rice farm near Vang Vieng, and then in the next breath bag on the sensibilities of people who live in "Red States" he's certainly never visited. How can you consider hanging out with a Laotian farmer a virtue when the idea of a Kansas farmer brings a sneer to your face?" "One general piece of advice I might offer is to not get defensive when so ...
Filed under: Arts and Culture , Books , Rolf Potts's Book Tour Rolf Potts , author of the great philosophical/travel/how-to book Vagabonding , has just wrapped his "virtual book tour," in support of his new book, Marco Polo Didn't Go There . On his tour , he chatted with various people about life as a travel writer, the themes he explores in his new book, and much more. If you want to see where he's been and who he's talked to -- well worth your time, whether you're an aspiring writer or a travel junkie! -- be sure to check the links below. Now that Rolf's virtual book tour is complete, he'll be embarking on a real book tour, and on that tour, he'll be keeping a virtual diary -- right here at Gadling! Starting very soon, Rolf will be joining Gadling to discuss, among other things: what it's like to travel around the US and talk about one's travel writing; the bad reputation travel writing tends to get in the critical milieu; how to deal with the occasional oddball at book readings (i.e. people who ask 10-minute questions that aren't really questions); getting drunk in the homes of famous people; the worst diseases he's suffered on the road, the worst border crossings and bureaucracy, the most overrated and underrated fellow travelers by nationality, his weaknesses as a travel writer, and more. Visit Gadling to see what Rolf has to say ! If you have any questions for Rolf, let us know, and maybe -- if you're really, really lucky - ...