#Cristina Hendriks

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Holy shit 👌👌👌👌

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Villa de la famille Kraaijeveld 1938, à Rotterdam, Pays-Bas. - Architecte Gerrit Willem Baas (1897-1977).  actuellement Musée Chabot (Hendrik Chabot ou Henk Chabot, peintre et sculpteur expressionniste néerlandais). - source Cristina Ardelean.

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I think on my next day off, (whenever that'll be) I'm gonna try and work on replies.

Here is the list of who I owe. If I'm forgetting anyone, let me know.

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Mark Blackthorn read Six of Crows. It's a fact.

He has a crush on Wylan. It's a fact.

Kieran is jealous of little Wy-Wy while Cristina just smiles at how adorable her boyfriends are.

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The eligible princesses of the 1920s

It was the headline in The New York Times that caught my attention. "Princess Spinsters Worry Sovereigns: Royal Daughters, coming of age all at once, exceed princely suitors in Europe...."European royalty is facing a crisis in family life which is giving no end of worry to the households of various sovereigns.  The trouble is due to too many princesses coming of age simultaneously without enough royal princes to go around." As we approach the 21st century, we may scoff at such headlines.  But in the 1920s, marriage was largely the only option for royal princesses.  The one exception was Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, the only child of Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Hendrik of the Netherlands  Prince Heinrich of Mecklenburg-Schwerin). Juliana was an eligible princess who was also the heir to her country's throne.

The dispatch acknowledged that there was a "growing popularity of marriages between royalty and the nobility." In 1923, Princess Jolanda of Italy married Italian count Giorgio Calvi di Bergolo, a member of the Italian aristocracy.

 Virginia Pope, writing in 1929 in The New York Times, noted: "Husband hunting is no easy task for royal princesses nowadays. There are far fewer prospective crowned heads to choose from, and the uncertain future of thrones has caused princesses to look outside the charmed circle of royalty for their mates."

In other words, there were not enough princes to go around. The Great War was responsible not only for the deaths of millions of young men but was also the catalyst that brought down three of the most powerful thrones in Europe: Russia, Germany, and Austria.

Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and Emperor Karl I of Austria spent their final years in exile.

 The Bolsheviks murdered the Russian Emperor and his family. Had they survived, the four daughters of Nicholas II,Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia, would certainly have topped most lists as the most eligible young royal women.

despite his hemophilia, Alexis' position as heir to the Russian imperial throne, would have meant a brilliant dynastic marriage.

The surviving Romanovs, as well as the Archduchesses of Austria and the princesses and duchesses of the former German ruling families, were no longer considered on the A-List for marital consideration. The Greek princesses largely lost their allure when King George II was deposed in 1924.Seven years later, the former highly touted Infantas Beatriz and Maria Cristina of Spain experienced the same situation when their father, King Alfonso XIII, went into exile when Spain was declared a republic.As the New York Times article pointed out, marriages with the nobility were popular. In Britain, such marriages were becoming the norm as the first three royal weddings since the end of World War I was with members of the British aristocracy. On July 17, 1917, the day when the British Royal Family renounced their German titles and adopted Windsor as the name of the House, King George V wrote in his diary: "I've also informed the [Privy] Council that May and I decided some time ago that our children would be allowed to marry into British families. It was quite a historic occasion."

(It should be noted that before the accession of George I, it was not uncommon for a member of the English or Scottish royal families to marry into the noble families. Queen Victoria encouraged such marriages, as well. Her daughter, Louise, was married to the Duke of Argyll, and her granddaughter, Princess Louise of Wales, was the wife of the Duke of Fife).In February 1919, George V's cousin, Princess Patricia of Connaught married the Hon. Alexander Ramsay of Mar, the younger son of Earl of Dalhousie. The Princess, who preferred painting and country life to royal panoply, renounced her royal title, and following her marriage, she was known as The Lady Patricia Ramsay. It was also unlikely that George V's only daughter, Princess Mary, would marry a foreign prince, although some assumed she might marry her first cousin, Crown Prince Olav of Norway. In 1922, Mary married Viscount Lascelles, heir to Harewood earldom. Her parents supported the marriage, and her countrymen were delighted that the princess would remain in Britain. Crown Prince Olav aside, the majority of her suitors were British aristocrats, including Lord Lascelles, the Earl of Dalkeith, and Viscount Althorp, whose fathers were the Duke of Buccleuch and Earl Spencer, respectively. A generation earlier, however, Mary probably would have wed a German prince. But in 1922, it was untenable that a British princess would consider marriage with a German prince. The Great War was still fresh in Britain's memory.

One of Princess Mary's adult bridesmaids was Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the youngest daughter of the Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne. Lady Elizabeth had been briefly courted by Prince Paul of Yugoslavia, but she accepted the proposal from Mary's second brother, Prince Albert "Bertie," the Duke of York. They were married at Westminster Abbey in April 1923. "Duke of York Weds Simple Scots Maid; Throngs Hail Them," headlined The New York Times.

The princesses who emerged as the marital front runners in the 1920s included Jolanda, Mafalda, and Giovanna of Italy, the elder daughters of King Vittorio Emanuele III and his Montenegrin wife, Elena

Princess Ingrid of Sweden, only daughter of Crown Prince Gustav Adolf of Sweden

and her cousins, Martha and Astrid, the younger daughters of Prince Carl and Princess Ingeborg

Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands

Princess Marie-José of Belgium

Infanta Beatriz of Spain

Princesses Elisabeth of romania

Princesses maria of romania

Princesses Ileana of romania

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Show stans or Beth stans are basically just Cristina Hendriks fan. And I like her too,but its as if you are not allowed to say anything negative about her character, because she is played by her. I can like Christina and still dislike how Beth behaves or how her character is written,because its just a role she is playing. And I have seen those comments defending Beth,why she is still with Dean by now. None of their reasons makes sense. It's now season 3 and she is nowhere near divorcing him.

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A list—alphabetical by last name, with languages listed in Polish—of all Olga Tokarczuk's translators:

Source: Stowarzyszenie Tłumaczy Literatury

Irina Adelgejm – rosyjski

Bożena Antoniak – ukraiński

Olga Bagińska-Shinzato – portugalski

Tomasz Barciński  – portugalski

Raffaella Belletti  – włoski

Astrit Beqiraj – albański

Nina Biczuja – ukraiński

Silvija Borisova – bułgarski

Margot Carlier – francuski

Karol Chmel – słowacki

Choi Sung-eun – koreański

Đurđica Čilić Škeljo – chorwacki

Jennifer Croft – angielski

Doreen Daume – niemiecki

Silvano De Fanti – włoski

Barbara  Delfino – włoski

Wiktor Dmitruk – ukraiński

Grażyna Erhard – francuski

Jan Faber – czeski

Xavier Farré Vidal – hiszpański i kataloński

Gábor Kőrner – węgierski

Constantin Geambaşu – rumuński

Christophe Glogowski – francuski

Cristina Godun – rumuński

Yuan Hanrong – chiński

Lennart Ilke – szwedzki

Alexandra Ioannidou – grecki

Hristina Ivanova Simeonova-Mitova – bułgarski

Tatiana Izotova – rosyjski

Hatif Janabi – arabski

Vyturys Jarutis – litewski

Tapani Kärkkäinen – fiński

Ol’ga Leonidovna Katrečko – rosyjski

Runa Kildegaard Klukowska – duński

Esther Kinsky – niemiecki

Mirka Kostowa – bułgarski

Gieorgi Krystew – bułgarski

Maryla Laurent – francuski

Karol Lesman – niderlandzki

Hendrik Lindepuu – estoński

Antonia Lloyd-Jones – angielski

Hanne Lone Tonnesen – duński

Milica Markić – serbski

Mladen Martić – chorwacki

Mihályi Zsuzs – węgierski

Iveta Mikešová – czeski

Pero Mioč – chorwacki

Abel Murcia Soriano – hiszpański

Nguyen Chi Thuat – wietnamski

Nguyen Thi Thanh Thu – wietnamski

Hikaru Ogura – japoński

Agata Orzeszek – hiszpański

Lajos Pálfalvi – węgierski

Lisa Palmes – niemiecki

Greet Pauwelijn – niderladzki

Pavel Peč – czeski

Anna Polat – turecki

Lothar Quinkenstein – niemiecki

Ester Rabasco Macías – hiszpański

Anna Rubió – kataloński

Jarina Sencziszin – ukraiński

Maryna Shoda – białoruski

Maria Skakuj Puri – hindi

Jerzy Sławomirski – kataloński

Ostap Sływynski – ukraiński

Ksenia Starosielska – rosyjski

Jasmina Šuler-Galos – słoweński

Jan Henrik Swahn – szwedzki

Teresa Swiatkiewicz – portugalski

Aldona Szczepańska – norweski

Lidija Tanuševska – macedoński

Mishiko Tsukada – japoński

Jana Unuk – słoweński

Petr Vidlák – czeski

Anne Walseng – norweski

Bogumiła Wyrzykowska – hiszpański

Yi Lijun – chiński

Nese Yuce – turecki

Olga Zaicik – bułgarski

* dane Biblioteki Narodowej

We were thrilled to spot German novelist Esther Kinsky—do any of you polyglots see other writers-in-their-own-right showing up as translators here?

Thanks to translator Sean Gasper Bye for sharing this remarkable list.

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1. Judith by Eglon Hendrik van der Neer

2. L’Envoûteuse (The Sorceress) by Georges Merle

3. Portrait of Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, Légitimé de France, Count of Toulouse by François de Troy

4. María Cristina de Borbón-Dos Sicilias (Maria Cristina of the Two Sicilies) by Vicent López Portaña

5. Frances Courtenay, wife of William Courtenay, 1st Viscount Courtenay by Thomas Hudson

6. Portrait of a Woman, Probably Elizabeth Aislabie, of Studley Royal, Yorkshire by Thomas Hudson

7. Dama del joyel (Lady with the Jewel) by Antonio Moro

8. Portrait of Natalia Sanguszkowa née Potocka by Johann Ender

9. Princess Kotschoubey by Franz Xaver Winterhalter

hands in paintings

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Esbozos del viaje de la arquitectura a la naturaleza en la obra de Manuel Gallego Jorreto. La vegetación entreverada | Luis Gil

No es fácil, cada día menos, ver el uso de la naturaleza y la vegetación como motor de la arquitectura. El objeto de estas palabras es, sin embargo, observar cómo la obra de Manuel Gallego ha mantenido siempre un diálogo abierto entre el valor de la propia arquitectura y la de la naturaleza, bien la preexistente o bien aquella que es generada ex novo. Un diálogo que no es más que saber acompasar el tiempo propio del hecho arquitectónico, con el territorio pasado y futuro de su cultura, mediante el reloj de la vegetación, algo tan difícil.

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Luis Gil Pita, arquitecto Santiago de Compostela, Noviembre 2019

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Promotion Watch ’19: Let’s Congratulate Deloitte’s 386 New PPMDs for FY 2020

It’s been quite a while since we’ve done a post on new partner promotions at Deloitte, so we wanted to give some kudos to not only the 65 new partners in the class of 2020, but also the 237 managing directors and 84 principals who were recognized by Ucuzoglu & Co. for a job well done.

Here are the Green Dotters who got promoted, broken down by business line:

Audit & Assurance

Nick Accordino, Partner, Cleveland

Tricia Admire, Managing Director, McLean

Matt Albert, Partner, San Jose

Fernando Alonso, Partner, Kansas City

Zach Barnes,  Managing Director, Fort Worth

Brian Beglin, Managing Director, Charlotte

Lindsay Ann Bielski, Partner, Detroit

Matt Brito, Managing Director, New York

Brian Cassidy, Partner, Philadelphia

Hendrik Cloete, Managing Director, Tampa

Diane Craanen, Partner, Chicago

Shibani Dogra, Managing Director, San Diego

Justin Dutka, Managing Director, Philadelphia

Jesse Engle, Managing Director, Seattle

Paul Fischetti, Managing Director, Los Angeles

Ali Gee, Partner, San Francisco

Mike Gentile, Managing Director, Chicago

Carrie Gordon, Managing Director, Chicago

Matt Grams, Managing Director, Phoenix

Amy Groves, Managing Director, Stamford

Jeralyn Haber, Partner, Stamford

Amy Holcomb, Partner, McLean

Bobby Huang, Managing Director, Seattle

Alex Jackson, Partner, Jersey City

Beverly Janson Ho, Managing Director, McLean

James Kelley, Managing Director, Jacksonville

Robert Kerr, Partner, Atlanta

Joe Kick, Managing Director, Buffalo

George Kruglov, Managing Director, New York

Jenny La Crosse, Managing Director, Milwaukee

Kyle Lauret, Managing Director, Chicago

Dennis Leary, Managing Director, Boston

Matthew Lipschutz, Managing Director, Stamford

Nicole Luft, Partner, New York

Mike Lund, Partner, Chicago

Jonathan Margate, Partner, San Francisco

Aimee McDaniel, Managing Director, St. Louis

Brad McEachern, Partner, Costa Mesa

Nathan Mitchell, Partner, San Francisco

Shelby Ann Murphy, Managing Director, Stamford

Jean-Denis Ncho-Oguie, Partner, San Francisco

Mai Noonan, Managing Director, Seattle

Katie O’Connor, Partner, Costa Mesa

Sarah Patterson, Partner, Los Angeles

Jess Pennington, Managing Director, Phoenix

Jon Pickard, Managing Director, Hartford

Christy Pipes, Managing Director, Tampa

Hitesh Ramani, Partner, Parsippany

Doug Rand, Managing Director, Washington, DC

Kashif Riaz, Principal, San Jose

Jenna Lee Richman, Partner, New York

Leana Rolon, Managing Director, New York

Tessa Schneider, Partner, Denver

Michelle Silva, Partner, Parsippany

B.J. Spence, Partner, Boston

Ben Stanley, Partner, Memphis

Keiichiro Takagi, Managing Director, Atlanta

Steve Tepper, Managing Director, Chicago

Neal David Teutsch, Partner, Seattle

Dallas Thomason, Managing Director, Austin

Jiaojiao Tian, Partner, Stamford

Ryan Tolley, Partner, Boise

Nathan Uhl, Partner, Minneapolis

Cory Vann, Partner, Denver

Robert Vendig, Managing Director, Stamford

Keith Waldrop, Partner, Houston

Will Weeks, Managing Director, Boston

Daryl White, Managing Director, Princeton

Brent Wilberts, Partner, Des Moines

Matthew Wolfson, Managing Director, San Diego

Robbie Wong, Managing Director, San Jose

Jongsuk Yu, Managing Director, Los Angeles

Brian Ziberna, Managing Director, Raleigh

Client & Market Growth

Jim Carr, Managing Director, Pittsburgh

Anthony Cauterucci, Managing Director, Arlington

Audrey Hitchings, Managing Director, Denver

Steve Mahar, Managing Director, Boston

Joe Mathes, Managing Director, Atlanta

Rick Rivich, Managing Director, Houston

Dan Spillett, Managing Director, Parsippany

Consulting

Sam Abu-Izz, Managing Director, McLean

Paras Agarwal, Managing Director, Seattle

Jenny Ahn, Managing Director, Boston

Will Arnold, Managing Director, Pittsburgh

Kelly Alphonso Batts, Managing Director, Arlington

Sharon Beerling, Managing Director, San Francisco

Luis Benavides, Managing Director, McLean

Sarah Benczik, Principal, Arlington

Maurita Benjamin, Managing Director, Arlington

Aaron Berkowitz, Managing Director, Arlington

Aparupa Bhattacharya, Managing Director, Chicago

Ayan Bhattacharya, Managing Director, Philadelphia

Alan Brady, Principal, Los Angeles

Eric Bramley, Managing Director, Atlanta

Sasha Brecher, Managing Director, Arlington

Antonio Caroprese, Managing Director, Pleasanton

Stephen Casaceli, Principal, Charlotte

Will Chadrow, Principal, Seattle

Samrat Chakraborty, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Louise Chang, Principal, Chicago

Andrew Chew, Managing Director, New York

Brian Clay, Managing Director, Boston

Nydia Clayton, Principal, Arlington

Oniel Cross, Principal, Arlington

Alok Dalal, Principal, Chicago

Satish Damodaran, Managing Director, Atlanta

Manav Dange, Principal, Chicago

Andy Davis, Principal, Minneapolis

Paula Davis, Managing Director, Arlington

Tejas Desai, Principal, Costa Mesa

Hemang Dholakia, Managing Director, Charlotte

Maria Downing, Managing Director, New York

Aaron Druck, Managing Director, Arlington

Katie Dye, Principal, Austin

Tim Egan, Managing Director, Minneapolis

Roland Ehigiamusoe, Managing Director, Atlanta

Sally Fingar, Managing Director, Minneapolis

Jonathan Fox, Managing Director, New York

Jack Fritz, Principal, Chicago

Fred Giacoma, Managing Director, Chicago

Chelsea Gorr, Managing Director, New York

Yogesh Goswami, Managing Director, Los Angeles

Bob Grabowski, Managing Director, Arlington

Dan Grayson, Principal, San Francisco

Luis Hakim, Principal, San Francisco

Danielle Hawkins, Principal, Atlanta

Andrew Heller, Managing Director, Stamford

Stacy Hodgins, Principal, New York

Anthony Jardim, Principal, Boston

Sam Johnson, Principal, Atlanta

Tony Johnson, Principal, Chicago

Kumar Kanisan, Managing Director, Chicago

Deepak Kannangala, Managing Director, San Francisco

Vik Kapoor, Managing Director, Raleigh

Sid Karia, Principal, Chicago

Kate Kauffman, Managing Director, Chicago

Greg Klebes, Managing Director, McLean

Alina Klinova, Principal, Boston

Harry Kocken, Managing Director, Arlington

Matthew Kraus, Managing Director, Chicago

Arjun Krishnamurthy, Managing Director, Atlanta

Vinoj Kumaran, Managing Director, Philadelphia

Michelle Lane, Managing Director, Arlington

Mike Larson, Managing Director, Minneapolis

Nick Laughlin, Principal, Pittsburgh

Susan Leal, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Justine Lelchuk, Managing Director, New York

Nakul Lele, Managing Director, San Francisco

Dimitrios Liassidis, Principal, New York

Jinlei Liu, Managing Director, Boston

Bill Lloyd, Managing Director, Raleigh

Mic Locker, Principal, Stamford

Wilson Joseph Maliackel, Managing Director, Harrisburg

Praveen Mayalur, Managing Director, Los Angeles

Mike McCormick, Principal, Arlington

Dorsey McGlone, Managing Director, Boston

Denise McGuigan, Principal, Atlanta

Hilary Mclellan, Managing Director, Arlington

Keval Mehta, Principal, Princeton

Simmi Mehta, Principal, Austin

Nicholas Merizzi, Principal, Atlanta

Lee Merovitz, Managing Director, Chicago

Adam Benjamin Messer, Principal, San Francisco

Soumendra Mohapatra, Managing Director, Parsippany

Eduardo Morales, Managing Director, Minneapolis

Mani Murahari, Principal, Boston

Ramya Murali, Principal, New York

Christopher Newton, Managing Director, Houston

Joon Ooi, Managing Director, Atlanta

Karina Opdyke, Principal, Arlington

Hanish Patel, Managing Director, Los Angeles

Swati Suresh Patel, Managing Director, Chicago

Siddharth Sanjay Patil, Principal, Cleveland

Saikat Pattadar, Principal, San Jose

Nate Paynter, Principal, Charlotte

Ramona Pereira-Chakka, Principal, Harrisburg

Sid Pinnamaneni, Managing Director, San Jose

Sudhir Potturi, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Jeff Powrie, Principal, New York

Brian Proctor, Principal, Costa Mesa

Vinod Pukalay, Managing Director, Dallas

James Michael Qua, Principal, Los Angeles

Brian Rabe, Managing Director, Sacramento

Ranjit Rao, Principal, Atlanta

Keri Reed, Managing Director, Arlington

Ryder Riess, Principal, McLean

Rodney Runolfson, Managing Director, San Francisco

Christian Saint-Onge, Principal, Costa Mesa

Ulrich Schoppe, Managing Director, Austin

Rochak Sethi, Principal, San Francisco

Deepak Sharma, Managing Director, San Francisco

Paul Shean, Managing Director, New York

Ben Shirley, Managing Director, Boston

Rajesh Singh, Managing Director, Parsippany

Kirk Snyder, Managing Director, Atlanta

Cristina Stefanita, Principal, San Francisco

Bobby Stephens, Principal, Chicago

Karthik Sukumar, Principal, Costa Mesa

Ryan Michael Szostek, Managing Director, Detroit

Arpan Tiwari, Managing Director, Dallas

Anil Tondavadi, Managing Director, Dallas

Muna Tuna, Managing Director, New York

Michael Vero, Principal, San Francisco

Bob Quan Vuong, Principal, McLean

Ronald Wagner, Managing Director, San Francisco

Jeff Walker, Principal, Houston

Amanda Walters, Principal, New York

James Weaver, Managing Director, Dallas

Jim Whitehead, Managing Director, Arlington

Sreshta Wickramasinghe, Managing Director, Sacramento

Ezrick Kendale Wiggins, Principal, Atlanta

Jeff Williams, Principal, Atlanta

Emily Yoo, Principal, New York

Maryann Zeira, Managing Director, Parsippany

Finance

Shannon Fitzpatrick, Managing Director, Parsippany

Megha Maripuri, Managing Director, Minneapolis

George Sumrow, Managing Director, Nashville

General Counsel

Alex Alexander, Managing Director, Los Angeles

David Kaye, Principal, New York

Joybell Silverman, Principal, San Francisco

Michael Welsh, Managing Director, Arlington

Global

Anna Ilse Dempsey, Managing Director, Jericho

Katie Kaminsky, Managing Director, Milwaukee

Government & Public Services

Shannon Madigan, Managing Director, Arlington

Office of the CEO

Meghan Downs, Managing Director, Hermitage

Office of the Managing Principal – Businesses

Laurie Mason, Managing Director, Seattle

Risk and Brand Protection

Laurie Gannon, Managing Director, Stamford

Dieu Hua, Managing Director, McLean

Sandy MacIsaac, Managing Director, Arlington

Risk and Financial Advisory

Ben Anderson, Principal, Portland

Peter Bahnemann, Managing Director, New York

Matt Baker, Managing Director, Arlington

Betsy Besanceney, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Eric Bowlin, Partner, Richmond

Steven Cady, Managing Director, Charlotte

Cindy Marie Cerneka, Managing Director, Morrisville

Michael Corrao, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Brian Cutlip, Managing Director, Boston

Amy Dove, Managing Director, Austin

Shawn Michael Duffy, Managing Director, San Francisco

Malik Dzirlo, Managing Director, McLean

Ryan Foughty, Managing Director, Dallas

Jason Frame, Managing Director, Parsippany

Jacob Gregg, Managing Director, Philadelphia

Ramsey Hajj, Principal, Boca Raton

Paul Harker, Managing Director, Houston

Keturah Henry, Principal, New York

Brian Hibner, Managing Director, Chicago

Chris Hoff, Managing Director, Atlanta

Gregg Huber, Managing Director, Pittsburgh

Meer Mahtab Hussain, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Maegan Jonson, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Willis Drew Kao, Managing Director, San Jose

Janice Keating, Partner, Arlington

Rick Kimsey, Partner, Nashville

Geoff Kovesdy, Principal, New York

Megan Levy, Managing Director, Atlanta

Saj Mathew, Principal, Arlington

Ezekiel McMillan, Partner, Arlington

Brad Mervis, Managing Director,McLean

James Miller, Principal, Charlotte

Ducky Min, Managing Director, San Francisco

Christine Michelle Murphy, Managing Director, Detroit

Lauren Nalu, Principal, Arlington

Badri Nemani, Managing Director, Arlington

David Oberst, Partner, Chicago

Clark Oeler, Principal, Pittsburgh

Jeff Olin, Managing Director, Costa Mesa

Nitin Pandey, Managing Director, Jersey City

Prashant Parikh, Managing Director, New York

Rishi Narendra Patel, Managing Director, Charlotte

Eliza Preoteasa, Managing Director, Chicago

Andrew Rafla, Principal, Jersey City

Subramanian Raman, Managing Director, Charlotte

Kelly Michael Rau, Managing Director, Cincinnati

Jonathan Rizzo, Principal, New York

Charlie Sanchez, Managing Director, Houston

Nikki Schutt, Principal, Stamford

Chrissy Scott, Principal, Chicago

Manish Shaida, Managing Director, Chicago

Colin Soutar, Managing Director, Arlington

Christopher Stewart, Partner, Arlington

Parag Thakkar, Managing Director, Chicago

Dina Trainor, Managing Director, Boston

Kevin James Urbanowicz, Managing Director, Houston

Justin Charles Wakefield, Managing Director, Minneapolis

Court Watson, Partner, Seattle

Charmaine Kathryn Wilson, Principal, San Jose

Talent

Casey Carlson, Managing Director, Boston

Holly Hernandez Elsasser, Managing Director, Phoenix

Tax

Jacob Aguero, Partner, Houston

Avi Ament, Managing Director, New York

Nazanin Azarian, Managing Director, McLean

Mat Beers, Partner, Miami

Abhishek Bhadauria, Managing Director, McLean

Samantha Bonanno, Partner, Tampa

Joel Booker, Partner, Dallas

Annie Bridenstine, Managing Director, San Diego

Todd Buffington, Managing Director, Kansas City

Sarah Caplan, Partner, Chicago

David Cauley, Partner, Atlanta

Brian Cavin, Managing Director, Nashville

Tom Cecchino, Principal, Stamford

Courtney Clark, Partner, Columbus

Jessica Craig, Managing Director, Boston

Brett Cummings, Managing Director, Dallas

Eugene Curtiss, Managing Director, Houston

Mike Daniels, Partner, Houston

Tarin DeVitto, Managing Director, McLean

Brian Matthew Drujak, Principal, McLean

Brittney Duffy, Managing Director, Houston

Megan Eastep, Managing Director, Dallas

Christina Noel Edwall, Partner, San Jose

Daphne Esposito, Managing Director, Chicago

Frank Falvo, Managing Director, Pittsburgh

Richard Feuring, Managing Director, Washington, DC

Bill Fisher, Managing Director, Richmond

Mary Fuerst, Managing Director, Los Angeles

Dominic Gabbianelli, Partner, Atlanta

Joe Gartner, Managing Director, Pittsburgh

Andrew Scott Guberman, Partner, New York

Kirsten Gulotta, Principal, New York

Kristopher Gustafson, Principal, San Francisco

Dave Hansen, Partner, San Francisco

Misty Henderson, Partner, Atlanta

Cory Joseph Hill, Managing Director, Chicago

Jared Steven Huish, Managing Director, Seattle

Rona Hummel, Managing Director, New York

Wendy Jackson, Principal, San Francisco

Mudit Kapoor, Managing Director, New York

Kyle Karrenbauer, Managing Director, New York

Matvey Kats, Principal, New York

Michael Kaul, Partner, New York

Bridget (Curtis) Kerbyson, Managing Director, Detroit

Mary Klaasen, Managing Director, Denver

Derek Krozek, Managing Director, Detroit

Matthew Lamberta, Principal, New York

Tomas Lenart, Managing Director, Pittsburgh

Daniel Lichaw, Managing Director, New York

Nicola Lostumbo, Principal, Chicago

Gregg Mangarelli, Managing Director, Milwaukee

Irene Manos, Principal, Stamford

Michael Mariani, Partner, New York

Shantanu Mohan, Managing Director, Jersey City

Alexis Morrison-Howe, Principal, Boston

Doug Nagode, Managing Director, Atlanta

Michelle Ng, Managing Director, New York

Sharon Niles, Managing Director, Boston

Joanne O’Brien, Partner, Los Angeles

David Orlandi, Managing Director, Stamford

Will Ou, Managing Director, San Jose

Nicole Patterson, Principal, San Jose

Katherine Plumb, Partner, Houston

Timothy Polefko, Managing Director, New York

Jarick Poulson, Managing Director, Salt Lake City

Farah Raja, Managing Director, San Francisco

Vasudha Rangaprasad, Principal, San Jose

Jason Richter, Principal, San Francisco

Jason Christophe Robertson, Principal, Washington, DC

Howard Sacks, Managing Director, Philadelphia

Jorge Sandoval, Partner, Costa Mesa

Micaela Saviano, Partner, Chicago

Mike Schlect, Partner, San Francisco

Andrea Schulz, Managing Director, Minneapolis

Jan Michael Skidds, Managing Director, Parsippany

Andrea Smith, Partner, Chicago

Roberto Sola, Managing Director, San Juan

Jim Sullivan, Managing Director, Boston

Adam Clayton Sylte, Managing Director, Seattle

Melanie Tomsula, Partner, Houston

Mary Rose Turman, Managing Director, Atlanta

Bella Verdiyan, Managing Director, Detroit

Elizabeth Wallin, Managing Director, Tampa

Clark Warner, Partner, Charlotte

Jeffrey Webb, Partner, Chicago

Greg Weiss, Partner, McLean

Dina Wiesen, Managing Director, Parsippany

Logan Wilkowich, Managing Director, Houston

Casey Yantosca, Partner, Boston

Hristina Zielinski, Managing Director, Stamford

Technology

Lori Geiger, Managing Director, Hermitage

John Gormly, Managing Director, Cincinnati

Tim Sanouvong, Managing Director, Dallas

Sachin Vaidya, Managing Director, Hermitage

Brian Craig Whyte, Managing Director, Arlington

Workplace Services

Vinnie Doherty, Managing Director, Parsippany

Katie Gray, Managing Director, Columbus

Congrats to all!

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I OWE:

REPLIES: 03 STARTERS: 00

MEREDITH GREY: Cristina

ISABELLA ACCETTA: Arizona.

NATALIA HENDRIKS: Shane.

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Direct Pharmacological Targeting of a Mitochondrial Ion Channel Selectively Kills Tumor Cells In Vivo

Publication date: 10 April 2017 Source:Cancer Cell, Volume 31, Issue 4 Author(s): Luigi Leanza, Matteo Romio, Katrin Anne Becker, Michele Azzolini, Livio Trentin, Antonella Managò, Elisa Venturini, Angela Zaccagnino, Andrea Mattarei, Luca Carraretto, Andrea Urbani, Stephanie Kadow, Lucia Biasutto, Veronica Martini, Filippo Severin, Roberta Peruzzo, Valentina Trimarco, Jan-Hendrik Egberts, Charlotte Hauser, Andrea Visentin, Gianpietro Semenzato, Holger Kalthoff, Mario Zoratti, Erich Gulbins, Cristina Paradisi, Ildiko Szabo The potassium channel Kv1.3 is highly expressed in the mitochondria of various cancerous cells. Here we show that direct inhibition of Kv1.3 using two mitochondria-targeted inhibitors alters mitochondrial function and leads to reactive oxygen species (ROS)-mediated death of even chemoresistant cells independently of p53 status. These inhibitors killed 98% of ex vivo primary chronic B-lymphocytic leukemia tumor cells while sparing healthy B cells. In orthotopic mouse models of melanoma and pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, the compounds reduced tumor size by more than 90% and 60%, respectively, while sparing immune and cardiac functions. Our work provides direct evidence that specific pharmacological targeting of a mitochondrial potassium channel can lead to ROS-mediated selective apoptosis of cancer cells in vivo, without causing significant side effects.

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Leanza et al. show that two inhibitors that selectively target the mitochondrial potassium channel Kv1.3, which is often overexpressed in malignant cells, alter mitochondrial function, leading to ROS-mediated death of malignant cells in vitro and in vivo without overt effect on normal cells. http://ift.tt/2o77S2W

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America SE TREZEŞTE!

Se cere declanșarea URGENTĂ a investigațiilor împotriva miliardarului George Soros și a organizațiilor patronate de acesta

Autor: Antonia Hendrik

George Soros

Șeriful de culoare David Clarke, care are un mare capital de popularitate în SUA, a susținut un discurs în Wisconsin unde a cerut declanșarea urgentă a investigațiilor împotriva miliardarului George Soros și a organizațiilor patronate de acesta.

Clarke a început prin a spune că este încă stăpânit de „un sentiment de euforie” pentru ceea ce a realizat poporul american pe 8 noiembrie, când Trump a câștogat alegerile prezidențiale din SUA. „Am șocat lumea!”, a spus acesta. Șeriful s-a referit în special la modul în care „rețeaua de agenții de presă mincinoase” — printre acestea numindu-le pe New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, MSNBC, The Huffington Post — a încercat să îi compromită, prin răspândirea de minciuni, pe Donald Trump și pe Mike Pence, vicepreședintele SUA. Aceste instituții continuă chiar și acum activitatea de sabotarea și subminare a președintelui ales și a vicepreședintelui. El a mai spus că membri ai Congresului cer inițierea de investigații pentru a se afla dacă Rusia a influențat alegerile din SUA, în acest sens neexistând nicio dovadă, însă nu se cere nicio investigație împotriva celor care s-au implicat activ în deturnarea procesului electoral și incitarea la violență.

Rețeaua Soroș din România Mai mulți oameni cu greutate din anturajul președintelui Klaus Iohannis sau care fac parte din Guvernul României au legături extrem de strânse cu controversatul miliardar George Soros. Din 1990 și până acum, George Soros a dezvoltat o adevărată rețea de ONG-uri, cu care a acaparat noul concept de „societate civilă”, necunoscut românilor, astfel că a reușit să influențeze, în mod major, deciziile la nivel guvernamental. Pe lângă GDS și Fundația Soros, s-au dezvoltat o puzderie de ONG-uri legate de numele magnatului american. Una dintre cele mai renumite „creații” ale lui George Soros în România este Nicușor Dan. Alina Mungiu Pippidi, reprezentantul de seamă al lui Soros în România, a finanțat primele operațiuni civice ale lui Nicușor Dan, scrie evz.ro. Alina Mungiu și a sa Societate Academică Română a creat Alianța pentru o Românie Curată. Aceasta din urmă a fost finanțată, între anii 2010-2012, de CEE Trust a lui George Soros cu sume mari de bani, dar și din fonduri norvegiene. Din această Alianță fac parte Freedom House (Cristina Guseth), Grupul pentru Dialog Social și Asociația lui Nicușor Dan – Salvați Bucureștiul, titrează activenews.ro

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La noi lingaii lui soros sunt in toate partidele si in parlament, securitate, politie, jandarmerie si nimeni nu se gandeste ca ar fi o problema!

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