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51. THE BEST BURGERS IN THE HUDSON VALLEY.

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DEMPSEY, MELISSA, FOWLER, STEVE, NARU, LAUREN, ORTIZ, JONATHAN, PHILLIPS, MEREDITH, POWELL, SUSIE DAVIDSON, SOBIESK, LIZZY, SUCATO, SABRINA, and WALSH, KATHRYN

Published
2021

52. POWER WOMEN.

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WALSH, KATHRYN, GARBARINI, SAMANTHA, GUARDIOLA, SIERRA, PHILLIPS, MEREDITH, and SUCATO, SABRINA

Published
2020

53. BEST OF HUDSON VALLEY.

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GARBARINI, SAMANTHA, GUARDIOLA, SIERRA, WALSH, KATHRYN, ANDERSON, JANE, DIAGO, MIKE, NARU, LAUREN, ORTIZ, JONATHAN, and SUCATO, SABRINA

Published
2020

57. COPING WITH A CRISIS.

Author

Dempsey, Melissa, Diago, Mike, Fowler, Steven, Martinelli, Mike, Sucato, Sabrina, Walsh, Kathryn, RUBSAM, ROBERT, and VALLUZZO, ANDREA

Published
2020

59. Sympathetic regulation of NCC in norepinephrine-evoked salt-sensitive hypertension in Sprague-Dawley rats.

Author

Frame, Alissa A., Puleo, Franco, Kiyoung Kim, Walsh, Kathryn R., Faudoa, Elizabeth, Hoover, Robert S., and Wainford, Richard D.

Subjects
HYPERTENSION, BLOOD pressure, RATS, SODIUM-glucose cotransporters, PROTEIN expression, OXIDATIVE stress, LYSINE
Abstract

Salt sensitivity of blood pressure is characterized by inappropriate sympathoexcitation and renal Na+ reabsorption during high salt intake. In salt-resistant animal models, exogenous norepinephrine (NE) infusion promotes salt-sensitive hypertension and prevents dietary Na+- evoked suppression of the Na' -Cl cotransporter (NCC). Studies of the adrenergic signaling pathways that modulate NCC activity during NE infusion have yielded conflicting results implicating α1- and/or ß-adrenoceptors and a downstream kinase network that phosphorylates and activates NCC, including with no lysine kinases (WNKs), STE20/SPS1-related proline-alanine-rich kinase (SPAK), and oxidative stress response 1 (OxSR1). In the present study, we used selective adrenoceptor antagonism in NE-infused male Sprague-Dawley rats to investigate the differential roles of α1- and ß-adrenoceptors in sympathetically mediated NCC regulation. NE infusion evoked salt-sensitive hypertension and prevented dietary Na+-evoked suppression of NCC mRNA, protein expression, phosphorylation, and in vivo activity. Impaired NCC suppression during high salt intake in NE- infused rats was paralleled by impaired suppression of WNK1 and OxSR1 expression and SPAK/OxSR1 phosphorylation and a failure to increase WNK4 expression. Antagonism of α adrenoceptors before high salt intake or after the establishment of salt-sensitive hypertension restored dietary Na+-evoked suppression of NCC, resulted in downregulation of WNK4, SPAK, and OxSR1, and abolished the salt-sensitive component of hypertension. In contrast, ß-adrenoceptor antagonism attenuated NE-evoked hypertension independently of dietary Na+ intake and did not restore high salt-evoked suppression of NCC. These findings suggest that a selective, reversible, a1-adenoceptor-gated WNK/SPAK/OxSR1 NE-activated signaling pathway prevents dietary Na+-evoked NCC suppression, promoting the development and maintenance of salt-sensitive hypertension. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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60. Gianni a genuine German genius

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Walsh, Kathryn

Subjects
Foreign exchange, News, opinion and commentary, Sports and fitness
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Byline: Kathryn Walsh Anna Gianni, junior communication major, discovered her affinity for foreign languages at an early age. Initially, the 21-year-old was exposed to the basics of the German language [...]

Published
2018

61. Gianni a genuine German genius

Author

Walsh, Kathryn

Subjects
Foreign exchange, News, opinion and commentary, Sports and fitness
Abstract

Byline: Kathryn Walsh id='graph1'>Anna Gianni, junior communication major, discovered her affinity for foreign languages at an early age. Initially, the 21-year-old was exposed to the basics of the German language [...]

Published
2017

69. THE DEAL BOOK.

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ALLEN, MAEVE, BERETTA, RAPHAEL, DEMPSEY, MELISSA, FOWLER, STEVE, SOBIESK, LIZZY, and WALSH, KATHRYN

Published
2020

71. BEST OF HUDSON VALLEY 2019.

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FOWLER, STEVE, WALSH, KATHRYN, ALLEN, MAEVE, ANDERSON, JANE, CLARK, AMANDA, DIAGO, MIKE, NARU, LAUREN, ORTIZ, JONATHAN, ROSS, RITA, RUBSAM, ROBERT, and SUCATO, SABRINA

Published
2019

73. LOCAL ESCAPES.

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ANDERSON, JANE, CLARK, AMANDA, FOWLER, STEVE, ORTIZ, JONATHAN, SUCATO, SABRINA, and WALSH, KATHRYN

Published
2019

84. A pilot study to assess the feasibility and impact of a brief motivational intervention on problem drug and alcohol use in adult mental health inpatient units: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

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Graham, Hermine L, primary, Birchwood, Max, additional, Griffith, Emma, additional, Freemantle, Nick, additional, McCrone, Paul, additional, Stefanidou, Chrysi A, additional, Walsh, Kathryn, additional, Clarke, Latoya, additional, Rana, Arsal, additional, and Copello, Alex, additional

Published
2014
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86. It's a Date!

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ANDERSON, JANE, FOWLER, STEVE, MCKNIGHT, DALE, and WALSH, KATHRYN

Published
2019

87. BEST OF HUDSON VALLEY.

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ANDERSON, JANE, CLARK, AMANDA, DIAGO, MIKE, FOWLER, STEVE, GOODRICH, VAL, GUARDIOLA, SIERRA, NARU, LAUREN, ORTIZ, JONATHAN, RUBSAM, ROBERT, and WALSH, KATHRYN

Published
2018

88. A Question of Impact: Exploring Knowledge Utilisation Within the UK low Carbon Innovation System.

Author

Muchmore, Suzi, Ragsdell, Gillian, and Walsh, Kathryn

Abstract

Successful innovation requires organisations to promote the utilisation of both technology and knowledge amongst the diverse actors who operate within innovation eco-systems. Many of these programmes utilise public funds to drive innovation and engage stakeholders. These public funded programmes come under increasing scrutiny to demonstrate impact as a return on research investment. Knowledge generated within the UK low carbon energy innovation system has the potential to facilitate the achievement of national and supra-national emission targets. Research and practical application in this field has historically centred on technology transfer whilst under-emphasising the crucial role of knowledge within this complex, socio-technical innovation system. This paper presents the results of a qualitative case study undertaken within a knowledge intensive public-private partnership as a component of its knowledge management strategy. The study aimed to explore the perceptions of staff relating to the organisation's knowledge activities prior to a planned stakeholder engagement event. Fourteen semi-structured interviews were undertaken, and thematic network analysis applied to reveal four major themes. The analysis shows that wider system influences affect how actors perceive their role within the innovation system. Implications for the organisation's managers are herein suggested which could add value to the organisation and increase knowledge utilisation amongst stakeholder groups. Implications include: clarifying utilisation objectives; tailoring knowledge activities; and introducing ongoing feedback cycles. This paper provides a foundation for future empirical work, which aims to compare knowledge utilisation within different organisational structures and identify best practice within the UK low carbon innovation system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

89. Night and day: can this year's Daytime Emmys help soap stars find gold--while finding ratings for itself?

Author

Walsh, Kathryn

Subjects
Emmy Awards -- 2005 AD -- Forecasts and trends, Television broadcasting industry -- Achievements and awards -- Forecasts and trends, Television actors and actresses -- Achievements and awards, Market trend/market analysis, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
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The Daytime Emmy Awards are known for being a diva fest. The focus might be on soap operas (with game shows, talk shows and children's programming also getting some due), [...]

Published
2005

95. BEST OF HUDSON VALLEY.

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ANDERSON, JANE, CAPUANO, MARISSA, CLARK, AMANDA, DANIELS, SARAH E., DIAGO, MIKE, FORSELL, MARY, KAVARANA, ZARAH, MILLER, GIA, NARU, LAUREN, PHILLIPS, MEREDITH, WICHMAN, ABBE, WALSH, KATHRYN, and YARNELL, LAURIE

Published
2017

96. 12 FABULOUS FALL GETAWAYS.

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Garbarini, Samantha, Turiano, John Bruno, Anderson, Jane, Partridge, Amy R., Long, Leslie, Daniels, Sarah E., Yarnell, Laurie, Schork, Robert, and Walsh, Kathryn

Published
2017

97. Bed & Breakfasts.

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Anderson, Jane, Garbarini, Samantha, Glendon, Meaghan, Kavarana, Zarah, Kelly, Alexandra R., Ortiz, Jonathan, and Walsh, Kathryn

Published
2017

99. 16 Great Day Trips.

Author

Schork, Robert, Bruno Turiano, John, Walsh, Kathryn, Partridge, Amy R., and Caffin, Carol

Published
2017

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