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As you may be aware we have been running PiL camps all over the UK and I can now announce that the next stop for the bus will be the Midlands. We will be running two 'Windows in the Classroom' sessions with the Learning Technologies Team in Wolverhampton.
- Dates: Tuesday 5th February 2013 (Primary)
- Tuesday 12th February 2013 (Secondary)
- Time: 4-6pm
- Location: Highfields School, Boundry Way, Wolverhampton. WV4 4NT
What's the session about?
Find out how to make the most of your Windows experience with the latest free software from Microsoft. Maximize the potential of Office and be introduced to our best kept secret the Learning Suite. It's all free and it's stuff you can use straight away in your classroom the very next day!
Not only that, but we have found there is a lot of interest around Windows 8 and how it can be used in the classroom; so there will be an opportunity to see Windows 8 in action with a live demo.
How do I apply?
To apply for this free event simply email email@example.com before the closing date: January 31st 2013, who will send through registration details to secure your place. Please include details of your school, subject expertise and pupil age range and how many places you want. Places will allocated on a first come first served basis.
This is free CPD at it's best.
I am not an ICT teacher is it worth me applying?
Absolutely, this is event is targeted at all primary and secondary educators in and around the Midlands, who are interested in teaching and learning, and how technology can support that, rather than the technology itself. This event is for ALL subject specialists including, Special school settings. The only criteria we have is a willingness to learn!
What will I need to bring?
We expect you to bring some of the tools you are using already:-
– A laptop running Windows Vista or Windows 7
– A headset with a microphone or Headphones and a Microphone (if you have one)
– Office 2007 or 2010 (not essential)
We will send you a list of free tools to download and install when we confirm your attendance.
What next? – Email Alex: email@example.com and secure your place NOW!!
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DENVER (AP) - An autopsy has confirmed that a bear killed a 74-year-old southwestern Colorado woman known for leaving food outside her home, despite wildlife officers' repeated warnings not
The body of Donna Munson of Ouray (yoo-ray) County had been partially eaten by a bear or bears when it was found outside her home Friday. But state Division of Wildlife officials didn't
immediately know if Munson was killed by the bears or if she was
already dead when the animals fed on her.
Ouray County Sheriff Dominic Mattivi said Monday an autopsy showed Munson was killed in the bear attack. He added that she had no signs of heart damage, ruling out the possibility that she died
of a heart attack before being attacked.
Authorities investigating her death killed two bears, but it's
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Facing a Fateful Test, Pencils in Hand, Butterflies in Stomach
Published: April 18, 1997
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Nonetheless, Mr. Kesler insists that he did not spend the year ''teaching the test,'' choosing instead to devote the bulk of his time to helping his students feel comfortable reading a range of literature on their own, from Beverly Cleary's Ramona Quimby series to R. L. Stine's ''Goosebumps'' books. Indeed, a reporter who had made more than two dozen unannounced visits to his classroom since September barely heard the subject of the test come up until early last month.
But Mr. Kesler says he knows the test is one of the few ways his students' performance, as well his own, his principal's and even the district superintendent's, can be measured against the rest of the city's. And since this is his class's first standardized test, he said he felt a responsibility to explain the mysteries of the examination to his students, which he did with increasing frequency in recent days.
''I take it very seriously,'' he said on Wednesday, after running through a lesson designed to help his students distinguish questions seeking facts from questions seeking opinions. ''However, I also try to give it the proper perspective.
''It's horrible,'' he added, ''that this one day of testing means so much, when there are so many other facts about their reading lives.''
In fact, his students will take three more standardized tests in the next three weeks: a city mathematics test, as well as another set of reading and math tests from the state. But it is yesterday's results, which will be tabulated by the end of May, that most interest the Chancellor, who has made literacy his top priority.
For the most part, the children of Room 3-223 said that they thought they did well yesterday and that they found the test generally easier than the practice questions they had seen.
At about 10:15, her task complete, Shanee emerged from her classroom, which had been closed to visitors.
''I think I passed, a little bit,'' said Shanee, who only recently began reading books written on the third-grade level, including those in the popular ''Little Sister'' series. ''Some of the words I didn't know, so I skipped over them.
''I feel happy,'' she added. ''I don't want to take it again.''
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Third-grade teachers throughout New York City are trying to meet Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew's goal for the school year: by summer, all third graders should be able to read at grade level. Previous articles described the efforts of Ted Kesler and his students to succeed. This is the seventh article. The series is available to computer users on The New York Times on the Web, at http://www.nytimes.com/library/national/ teach.html.
Photos: A sign on the door of Room 3-223 at P.S. 75 in Manhattan yesterday signaled the start of the city's reading examination. Before the test, Ted Kesler addressed his students. (Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times)(pg. B1); Before having her reading skills tested yesterday, Shanee Medley, a third grader at P.S. 75 in Manhattan, exercised them with a favorite book. (Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times)(pg. B3) Chart: ''A CLOSER LOOK: The Big Test'' Here is a sample question fron the reading test that third graders took yesterday. Patricia Ellen Katherine Martin had the longest name in her class. Her friends called her ''Ellie,'' but her teacher believed children should write their full names on their papers. No one else had four names that filled up the whole first line. ''First, midle, and last is enough for anyone,'' Ellie thought. ''Ed Lee is really lucky! no wonder he always finishes writing first.'' One day the teacher wrote four names on the board - Frances Eliza Hodgson Burnett. ''This person wrote THE SECRET GARDEN, the book we all enjoyed so much,'' the teacher said. ''She has a long name like our Patricia Ellen.'' After that Ellie felt proud when she wrote her full name. ''Someday I might become a writer,'' she thought. She wondered what it would be like to see her name on the cover of a book. At the beginning of the story, how does Ellie feel about her name? A. curious B. unhappy C. proud D. lucky When does Ellie begin to enjoy writing her name? A. when she changes it to a shorter name B. when the teacher tells her to write it C. after Ed Lee finished writing his name D. after she learns the name of an author Why does Ellie think Ed Lee is lucky? A. He has a short name B. He wrote his name on the board C. The teacher likes his name best D. The class talked about his name Which of these of the best title or this story? A. ''Ellie Changes Her Name'' B. ''Ellie Reads a Good Book'' C. ''Ellie Learns to Like Her Name'' D. ''Ellie Meets her Favorite Writer''


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This is a 10" 2-layer cake. The "sand" is crushed Vanilla Wafers, the "ocean" is blue sparkle gel, the flip flops are tinted white chocolate, the umbrella is fondant, the lettering is gumpaste, and the ring of flowers are royal icing. All handmade by me.
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I work for a big bank looking at new technologies and trends that apply to banking and large global enterprises I am looking for something new. This site is my attempt at writing about technology transformation and related subjects. Things I have written
I also run a Twitter bot called Fintech Bot which collates news on financial services technology news. Learn much more about it here. You can follow @FintechBot if you'd like.
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The intruders leave anything from burger wrappers to condoms
on board.
Pacific Jemm skipper Blair Payne said while the issue
was not a new one, he wanted those caught to be prosecuted,
rather than given warnings.
Mr Payne said the boat had signs warning people to keep off
''but this seems to be more of a trophy than a deterrent
because they keep getting stolen''.
On the past three occasions, people had left personal items
such as wallets and cellphones on the boat.
''The fact is that a lot of people think it's tourists, but
on the several occasions that we have caught people they have
actually been locals, which is disappointing.''
Pacific Jemm was the owners' holiday home when they
were in the resort, and ''this is breaking into a person's
home and a warning doesn't cut it''.
Mr Payne said they tried winching the boat a couple of metres
away from the wharf but people walked across the ropes.
About a year ago, a person fell off the boat ramp while
attempting to get on the boat and suffered severe facial
In 2012, a group of young Englishmen who were caught
defecating on the TSS Earnslaw were given diversion.
Southern Discoveries' Spirit of Queenstown, which is
moored alongside Pacific Jemm, has also been targeted
by intoxicated revellers. The boat arrived in Queenstown in
August and the company's operations manager, Douglas Keith,
said bottles had been thrown at the boat in the past three
Fortunately, the damage - scratches to the glass windows -
was barely noticeable.
Southern Discoveries general manager John Robson said the
company was at loss as to what to do. The only solution would
be to close the wharf by installing a wire fence but the
company was reluctant to see that happen.
''The last thing you want is to see a wire gate closing off
the wharf,'' Mr Robson said.
Senior Constable Chris Blackford, of Queenstown, said a
commercial boat operator in Queenstown Bay complained to
police on Tuesday evening about people ''constantly''
boarding boats.
Extra police surveillance was sought. However, Snr Const
Blackford said it was up to the operators ''to take some
preventive measures of their own''.
The owners of The Luanda Experience and Million
Dollar Cruise, also berthed at Queenstown Wharf, said it
was not an issue for them.
The owner of Clearwater Fishing declined to comment.
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West of Memphis
|R (for disturbing violent content and some language)
|Release Date:
|December 25, 2012
|Running time:
|150 minutes
|Damien Wayne Echols, Jason Baldwin, Jessie Miskelly, Pam Hobbs, Lorris Davis
|Amy Berg
|Damien Echols, Lorri Davis
|Amy Berg
|Sony Pictures Classics
Web Site: http://www.westofmemphisfilm.com/
Description: The untold story behind an extraordinary and desperate fight to bring the truth to light; a fight to stop the State of Arkansas from killing an innocent man. Starting with a searing examination of the police investigation into the 1993 murders of three, eight year old boys Christopher Byers, Steven Branch and Michael Moore in the small town of West Memphis, Arkansas, the film goes on to uncover new evidence surrounding the arrest and conviction of the other three victims of this shocking crime - Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley. All three were teenagers when they became the target of the police investigation; all three went on to lose 18 years of their lives - imprisoned for crimes they did not commit.
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text: As a senior in the graphic design program at Bethel College, I was given the opportunity to illustrate this year's student art show poster. The only requirement I was given (outside of the dimensions) was that a sumo suit was absolutely necessary. Thus, I decided to recreate the poster from the movie "300", complete with Kind Leonidas sporting a complete sumo suit while wielding a paintbrush and paint pallet instead of spear and shield. The entire illustration took about 8 hours to design.


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Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End 2007 | Movie Watchlist
Like its predecessor, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST (2006), this second sequel to the surprise hit is the guest that wouldn't leave. Yes, it tosses off some witty gags. Yes, it's ever so good-looking. Yes, it's got a bag of tricks big enough to keep undemanding children entertained before dinner. But it's almost three hours long, and that's a lot of time to invest in what is, essentially, a theme-park attraction you can't ride.
It begins where the last film left off: Woozy, boozy Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) is trapped in Davy Jones' (Bill Nighy and a tangle of slimy CGI tentacles) locker, and with each passing day the British East India Tea Company is behaving more and more like a genocidal juggernaut. In the name of making the world safe for rapacious capitalism, the effete and toadying Lord Cutler Beckett (Tom Hollander) is hanging pirates and pirate sympathizers by the dozen and still can't rid the Caribbean of their scurvy influence. Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) sees a crisis in the offing and calls a historic summit of the pirate lords. But it will count for naught if Sparrow doesn't attend, so he, along with blacksmith-turned-swashbuckler Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and the governor's daughter Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) — who's well on her way to becoming quite the pirate queen — strike out for the end of the world in hopes of bringing Jack back. That's the bulk of the plot: The rest is CGI maelstroms, monsters and mumbo jumbo. There's some hugger-mugger about the goddess Calypso being bound in human form and a certain character's self-serving efforts to free her. There's an English armada, a passel of half-human, half-sea-creepy-crawly seamen staffing the legendary ghost ship The Flying Dutchman, and a motley crew of colorful pirate captains from around the globe, gathered in what looks for all the world like an Ewok village nestled in Shipwreck Cove. There are also double crosses, triple crosses and double-triple crosses galore.
Depp steals the show with his glam sashaying — he always looks as though he hasn't quite earned his sea legs and is compensating with liberal applications of rum — but even he can't make this bloated, enervating spectacle feel like anything more than a colossal wallow in all the technology money can buy. Keith Richards' cameo as Jack's dad is cool, but the BEING JOHN MALKOVICH-esque sequence in which Jack and a small army of Jacks cavort around some glowing limbo is just trying — it probably seemed hilarious at the time, but in the context of the movie it's a self-indulgent time-waster. Minute-per-dollar, you get your money's worth, but an hour after you leave you'd be hard put to summarize the plot in any coherent way. If that's entertainment, then step right up!
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The hanging leftovers after ejaculation.
An expression used for someone who is mischievous.
An expression used for someone who is mischievous.
Don't be a pecker snot!
লিখেছেন- Chris 2 de ডিসেম্বার de 2003
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a slang phrase for male ejaculant. also known as cum, jiz, joy juice, man-jelly, spunk, spode, jit, jizm, white tears, chowder, dong phlegm, baby batter, coconut oil, tapicoa without the fish eyes, snake oil, man mucus.
I repeatedly shoved my veiny man-meat down her semi-willing throat and shot pecker snot all over her uvula.
লিখেছেন- Mr. Tapeworm 25 de মে de 2006
Semen, ejaculate, spunk
When I couldn't hold on any more, I blew my peckersnot all over her tits.
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cum, jism, man-milk, goo, wad
He exploded sending his pecker-snot all over her face
লিখেছেন- todd Gack 22 de ডিসেম্বার de 2004
Sperm, baby batter
I wonder if I have enough pecker snot for a foursome?
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semen, jizz, male ejaculate
I was banging this broad last night and when I pulled out I used my peckersnot to draw a map of Hawaii on her face.
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Easy, flat route
About 35 mins one way on trail.
Take Rt 511 (Ringwood Avenue) to the North Parking lot at Monksville Reservoir. When you turn in to the parking lot, you'll see a large wooden sign that says LongPond Ironworks on it. The trail starts at the end of the parking lot.
Take the white trail to the end where there's the first set of powerlines. At this point, take a left and head about 20 feet up to the gravel road/trail. Follow this to the second set of power lines. The trail will split. Stay left on the gravel trail/road. Follow it to the end. When you come out to the clearing on the point, look left and you'll see 2 cedar trees. Go off trail and stand with one on either side and look straight. You'll see a large rock jutting out of the ground. Walk toward it and around the back side. The box is nestled in a 'hole' in the rock.
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Definition of ski lift in English:
ski lift
A system used to transport skiers up a slope to the top of a run, typically consisting of moving seats attached to an overhead cable.
Example sentences
- Us girls went to rent some snowboards and took the ski lift up the slope.
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- We grabbed the snowboards and took the ski lift up.
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What is in this article?:
- The peanut genome – making a better peanut
- Peanut's two parents
- Handling huge amounts of data
A group of scientists representing nine countries have sequenced the peanut genome. What does that mean for peanut producers?
BRIAN SCHEFFLER, head of the ARS Genomics and Bioinformatics Research Unit, in Stoneville, Miss., used this HiSeq 2500 sequencing system as part of an internationl effort to sequence the peanut genome.
Take a book from a set of 1970 Britannica encyclopedias. Run the pages through a paper shredder a couple times, then turn the pieces sideways and run them through again, until all you have left is a pile of confetti. Then sit down with some friends and reassemble the pieces. You won't have time to celebrate your accomplishment long, however, because you're only halfway through. You need to grab another book, say from a 1990 set of Britannica encyclopedias, and repeat the process.
According to USDA/Agricultural Research Service scientist Brian Scheffler, head of the ARS Genomics and Bioinformatics Research Unit, in Stoneville, Miss., this is what it was like for scientists to sequence the peanut genome, a task recently completed by the International Peanut Genome Initiative, a multinational group of crop geneticists which has worked in cooperation for the last several years.
Scheffler, scientists from University of Georgia, University of California – Davis and partners in nine countries participated in the project.
The new peanut genome sequence will be available to researchers and plant breeders across the globe to help breed more productive, more resilient peanut varieties. The sequences provide researchers access to 96 percent of all peanut genes in their genomic context, providing the molecular map needed to more quickly breed drought-resistant, disease-resistant, lower-input and higher-yielding peanut varieties.


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BTW: For those that have shell access you may run the following command to see if any files have had the function gpc_ added. Note the quotes you can change this to whatever you want. Simply log in and in your website home directory in shell run the following
shell> grep -r -i "function gpc_" ./
This command will print ANY files that have been infected. Note this will NOT work on Windows and hasn't been verified on all *nixes. It was used on Redhat Enterprise.


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You stick your dick all the way into a girls ass, while wearing a cowboy hat and then tell her that her sister is tighter. After that you maintain penetration as long as you can until she bucks you off.
I met up with her after I banged her sister and decided to give her the Angry Bronco. I held on for a full 8 seconds before she bucked me off.
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Hollywood Harris remembers the encounter like it was yesterday - facing down the baddest bull he's ever known.
Harris, a professional rodeo clown, was 31 years old when a half-ton bobtail Mexican fighting bull named Spanish Two Step shoved him down in an Orlando, Fla., arena and went to work.
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What: Professional Bull Riders' Battle of the Bulls and Concert Series
When: 7:30 p.m. today
Where: Amarillo National Center at the Tri-State Fairgrounds, 3301 S.E. 10th Ave.
How much: $15, $25 and $35, depending on seating; half price for children ages 3 to 12; free for children ages 2 and younger
Information: 806-378-3096, www.panhandle tickets.com
"He mopped the entire arena floor with me, and I couldn't get away from him," Harris said. "He had his crooked horn in my pants."
Twenty seconds later, Harris was able to escape the testosterone-charged animal, and he crawled to safety with 6,000 people watching. Amazingly, he suffered only a 1-inch gash to his head, which he butterflied shut.
But, undaunted in the cowboy tradition, he persevered.
"I had two more performances, one that night and one the next day," said Harris, who brings his act to Amarillo this weekend for a bull-riding event.
So he pressed on.
As a rodeo clown, Harris is a professional paradox. He is half comic, half protector of the vulnerable bull rider, who has either been bucked off or has dismounted. While the clown distracts the bull by dashing around the arena or dodges him behind a padded barrel, the rider can run to safety. In just another moment, the clown, historically unrelated to the circus clown, might go into comedy mode, entertaining the crowd that has come to expect his mime and physical humor.
Harris, now 49, of Micanopy, Fla., will take the same risks for a laugh tonight during the second evening of the Professional Bull Riders' Battle of the Bulls and Concert Series. The 2 hours of bull riding, which begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Amarillo National Center, will feature the eight-second competition for 46 professional riders.
The job of rodeo clown was one born of necessity in the late 1800s or early 1900s, said Gail Woerner, author of "Fearless Funny Men: The History of the Rodeo Clown," published in 1993.
The first clown was a cowboy sent to the arena to entertain the crowd during the long rodeos of the early days, she said.
"So (the producer) grabbed a cowboy and said, 'I'll pay you a buck or two bucks to entertain the audience.' In other words, the rodeo clown was only someone to make the audience laugh. He was a buffoon," Woerner said from her home in Austin.
The job evolved over the years from simple comic to comic and protector with the introduction of the ill-tempered Brahma bull and it divided again in 1960, when clowns became barrel men - they provided most of the comic relief for the rodeo - and athletic bull fighters assumed most of the protective role, she said.
Harris is a barrel man, blessed with the gift for physical comedy, while two bull fighters will do their best to distract angry animals. As he prepares to move into his 50s, Harris is not as fast as he used to be and is unwilling to suffer the injuries of his youth: separated shoulders, a twice broken leg, a twice broken arm, several fractured ribs and broken ankles.
"I only get in there and mix it up with the bulls when I have to."
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Important! For accurate, updated information call our toll-free message phone at: 1-877-958-9663
Effective October 16, 2015 - Area Closure lifted and Road Closures Implemented. See 10/15/15 News Release. 10/16/2015 Closure Map (pdf. 1mg) / 10/16/2015 Forest Order.
Note: The Crooked Creek bridge on the Crooked Creek Trail has been removed. Fording this creek during spring run-off can be very dangerous. Please plan alternate routes during this time.
Public Use Restrictions (PURs) are measures put in place to reduce the risk of a wildfire starting when fire danger is extreme. These restrictions are always carefully considered before being implemented because the intent is not to ruin someone's vacation, but to improve the safety of our public lands and resources. Restrictions can affect where you are allowed to smoke, the types of roads you can travel, and where – or even if - you are allowed to have a campfire.The Umatilla, Malheur and Wallowa-Whitman National Forests implemented new campfire seasonal restrictions in 2015 along with the three-phase public use restriction plan for implementation. Click here to view the public-use restriction plan and phased restrictions.
Beginning June 1, when building a campfire, visitors are required to build their campfire in a fire pit surrounded by dirt, rock, or commercial rings, in areas cleared of all flammable material within a three-foot radius from the edge of the pit and free of overhanging material. A shovel and one gallon of water are required to be in your possession while building and tending campfires. These requirements also apply to the use of charcoal briquettes. see 6/1/2016 news release
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Chainsaws may be operated only between the hours of 8 p.m. and 1 p.m. local time. A one hour fire watch is required after saw operations cease. Saw operators are required to have an axe (minimum 2 lb. head, 26" length), shovel (8" wide, 26" length), and fire extinguisher (minimum ABC 8 oz.) in their possession.
Smoking is allowed only in enclosed vehicles and buildings, developed recreation sites, or cleared areas.
No off-road/off-trail vehicle travel or travel on roads not cleared of standing grass or other flammable material; no vehicle travel on those FS roads where access has been impeded or blocked by earthen berm, logs, boulders, barrier, barricade or gate, or as otherwise identified in the Fire Order.
The use of exploding targets is prohibited.
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UPDATE: April 9, 2014… For the first time since I wrote this article back in August of 2011, I have been hesitant to share it. This month has been so painful for parents, families and friends of vaccine-injured children. The media is spreading hate-speech and lies like never before. We are being falsely blamed for outbreaks of measles and whooping cough, both of which are occurring in populations with higher vaccination rates than the national average. The diseases are not being spread by non-vaccinating families; they are being spread by the vaccines themselves. I won't go into that here; anyone who takes the time to read further probably already knows the truth. On the off chance someone reading this is pro-vaccine, and you want to learn more about why vaccines spread disease, please see the manufacturer's insert for MMR. Please Google "Atypical measles from vaccination" and "Measles vaccine failure" and "Acellular pertussis causes mutation in bacteria, contributing to development of superbugs." Frankly, I'm too busy to spoon-feed anyone who really doesn't have an interest in learning more. If you are a parent and you are genuinely questioning, please ask. I will do what I can to give you the information you seek.
I am re-sharing this article today and I am not going to change the title. The pro-pharma folks are attempting to hurt us and turn our friends and families against us. That's the plan. I refuse to let them hurt me (again), and I refuse to let them make me even think twice about sharing information. I apologize if the term "wacko" feels hurtful to anyone. That is not my intent. My intent is to remove the power of those who are using the term against us.
I will hold my head high. I will continue to do my research and advocacy, and I will step up my game and keep stepping until I reach the finish line.
I AM ANTI-VACCINE, and I am proud of it. I have earned the right, through years of pain, hard work, and ultimately, healing of my daughter's injuries, and if I want to refer to myself as a "wacko," then that's my prerogative!
To anyone who is pro-vaccine and still reading this, I have two things to say:
1. Thank-you. Your nastiness, bullying, and attempts to remove my civil rights keeps me going.
2. Our mission is NOT contingent on your approval.
NOTE: I have received a comment from a pro-vaccine parent who was offended by my characterization and use of the phase: "Your nastiness, bullying, and attempts to remove my civil rights…" To the person who commented and to any other pro-vaccine parents to whom this applies: I am sorry that my choice of terminology offended you. Those parents who are pro-vaccine and who also recognize that vaccine-choice is a parental right protected by The Constitution have not "done anything to me/us." Unfortunately, the media campaign to remove our rights is increasingly pitting parents against other parents and the level of nastiness continues to escalate. It was not my intent to paint all pro-vaccine parents with the same, broad brush.
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Probably the biggest issue, as it relates to autism and other neurodevelopmental, immunological, gastrointestinal disorders is the overwhelming number and concentration in the ever-growing childhood schedule.
In 1983, this was the childhood vaccine schedule:
In 1989, this was the childhood vaccine schedule:
In 1994, this was the childhood vaccine schedule:
The explosion of sick kids began in the early 1990s. Looking at the difference in the vaccine schedules, we can see that this time frame coincides with the addition of the Hepatitis B vaccine. Recent studies have shown that any immunity conferred by the hep B vaccine series is gone within 2-5 years. Another recent study found that boys who were vaccinated against Hepatitis B were three times more likely to develop autism than boys who were not vaccinated against Hepatitis B. Hep B is a sexually transmitted disease. Infants and toddlers usually aren't out running around having sex, so there is no justification in giving this vaccine.
The childhood vaccine schedule has continued to increase in size and complexity over the last 18 years. For parents who follow the schedule, which now includes yearly flu shots beginning at six months of age, their children receive 36 separate injections, which contain 50 vaccinations by the time they enter kindergarten.
Here is the newly released 2012 childhood vaccination schedule:
The second issue, albeit related to the first, is that current vaccination laws force parents into an "all-or-nothing" stance. In order to claim a religious exemption you have to refuse ALL vaccinations. You can't pick and choose which make sense for your child. Many physicians will not work with parents who want to exercise caution and spread out vaccinations. Some physicians "fire" parents from the practice if they even bring up the subject. So, if you ARE concerned about measles, diptheria, polio, etc. (the "childhood diseases" everyone cites when discussing their fears about death from going unvaccinated), you ALSO have to accept having your child injected with a whole bunch of stuff he or she does not need and which may cause adverse effects. This is a very important concept. We, as concerned parents who love our children and want what's best for them, are FORCED to given them MEDICATION (vaccines are medication – you can't get them without a prescription and they contain chemicals and things designed to alter the way your body functions) they DO NOT NEED and which carries significant risk of side-effects. We do not FORCE adults to take medication even when the HAVE an illness. There are laws to protect adults from government-mandated medication. You cannot legally force a person with schizophrenia to take anti-psychotic medication, even when that person has already displayed violent aggression to others. You can't legally force a cancer patient to take chemotherapy or radiation. If the government cannot force people to take medication when they HAVE an illness, how is it the government can force parents to consent for our infants and children to be injected with medications for illnesses they do not even have, and for which they have an extremely low risk (in many cases zero) of contracting?
Some will argue that nobody is "forcing" us to vaccinate. Thankfully, we do have some options, but we also give up a lot of our rights in the process. Many of us have to leave the workforce because our children are not allowed to attend daycare. Many of us lose our jobs because our children are so sick from vaccine-injury that we are FORCED to stay home full-time, whether that was our initial intent or not. Many of us are FORCED to become dependent on the government for financial assistance, especially if our marriages fail because the constant stress of caring for a sick child is overwhelming, financially, emotionally, and physically.
Many of us are lumped together in a big group and labeled "Anti-Vaxxers." Some of us ARE Anti-Vaxxers. Some of us have been forced into being "Anti-Vaxxers" because we have no other choice. This is not a position we have chosen for ourselves and for many of us it is not an easy stance to take. We are simply doing our own research and weighing the costs-vs-benefits for our own children. At least that's how it starts out. What happens in the process though, is we start to learn the truth about vaccines. We learn that they have not been studied for safety. We learn that they are implemented very quickly into the schedule without regard for their effects on "vulnerable populations." As we research, we start to see patterns and we realize more and more how our children are not so rare, and how more children are being harmed everyday by mass vaccination. That's when we become increasingly vocal. That's when it becomes not just about protecting our children but about trying to protect your children, too. We realize that in many cases our concern for your children is not something you welcome. We realize that you wish we would just shut-up and go away. Many of us realize these things because we used to be you.
The reason we keep doing what we do is because we wish, beyond anything you can possibly comprehend, that someone would have done for us what we are trying to do for you.
You don't have to agree with us. You don't have to think we are right. You don't have to be our friends.
We really do hope that you never know what it is like to be one of us. However, we also know that unless things change, our club is going to keep growing. If you become one of us, we will accept you unconditionally, and we will do everything we can to help you.
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Tom Watson, captain of the 2014 U.S. Ryder Cup team, will make a major announcement Wednesday that will be streamed live exclusively on RYDECRCUP.com beginning at 8 AM ET.
Making the announcement from Kansas City, Watson will reveal his selection process to determine the 2014 U.S. team that will face Europe at Gleneagles in Scotland, Sept. 26-28.
Until the 2008 Ryder Cup at Valhalla, the U.S. Ryder Cup selection process went like this:
Players accumulated points over a two-year period beginning in January of the non-Ryder Cup year through the PGA Championship of the Ryder Cup year. The top 10 players on points automatically earned a spot on the team, while the captain was allowed two wild-card selections.
U.S. Captain Paul Azinger changed that process for the 2008 matches. Under Azinger's format (also adopted by U.S. captains Corey Pavin in 2010 and Davis Love III in 2012), the leading eight players on the Ryder Cup Points list earned a spot on the squad, leaving room for four captain's picks.
Also under Azinger's method, in the non-Ryder Cup year players gained points only on money made in the major championships. In the Ryder Cup year, points were gained for money earned in all official PGA Tour events through the PGA Championship and players earned double points for money earned in the Ryder Cup-year majors.
Watson, taking his second turn as U.S. captain, was the last victorious U.S. captain on foreign soil, when he led the Americans to victory way back in in 1993 at the Belfry in Sutton Coldfield, England.
Since then, the Ryder Cup hasn't been kind to the U.S.
The Europeans, who will be led by captain Paul McGinley in 2014, have captured seven of the last nine Ryder Cups played since 1993, including an astounding come-from-behind victory at Medinah last fall.
Europe trailed the U.S. 10-6 at Medinah entering Sunday's singles matches before rallying to an improbable 14 1/2 - 13 1/2 triumph. That equaled the 1999 U.S. team at The Country Club in Brookline (Mass.) for the largest comeback in Ryder Cup history.
In December, The PGA of America appointed Watson as the U.S. captain for a couple of reasons that stand out - aside from being the last U.S. captain to win an away match, Watson is also a legend in Scotland, where he claimed four of his five Open Championships.
While raucous home crowds always play a factor in a Ryder Cup, it's believed by many that Watson's presence as captain will at least level the playing field a little bit for his team.
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[PSP] Battlefront 2 :)
Fun for a PSP game, works pretty well. Controls have some getting used to of course, but I played Coded Arms thoroughly so I have no complaint.
Only tried MP briefly, works well most of the time, some framerate issues, but overall much fun. Very well done for a PSP version. :)
Super-duper quick review score: 8.0/10
I hadnt played code arms and Ive found the controls to be utterly annoying... i think Im gonna stick to RPGs/Sports titles from now on :)
Not really, i think it's very easy to get uesd to it, also i'm very approve of the maps they designed. so real. but im wondering why when i was driving starfighters, sometimes the system call me to leave battlefield?
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Typical disclaimer is now just common fodder for all papers and books. Any advice on a more original take to this generic statement would be appreciated!
Making the manuscript error-free is left as an exercise for the reader.
What is the point? If errors are due to factors other than those under ones own control, it should be mentioned (people are usually careful to protect their own names from problems they are not responsible for). Any unreferenced errors, ambiguities, misconceptions will clearly be labelled as the fault of the author by default.
Donald E. Knuth writes in the Preface of Volume 4A of his series The Art of Computer Programming:
This is not novel but if there is a greater way to own up and ask for help, I don't know it. This assumes, of course, you want to know about errors and not just issue a blanket "my faul, duh" statement.
Incidentally, Knuth cites Christos H. Papadimitriou (Computational Complexity, 1994) just below; if you are in for a little snark:
I don't think it makes sense to copy such a statement (even as citation) to replace your own words. The best way is probably to be authentic and write what you think.
Usually, such a disclaimer appears when the author of the paper/book acknowledges some contribution from other persons that do not appear as authors, especially when (for papers) the referees are acknowledged for constructive comments and suggestions.
The "heavy-weight professional" way is to say "the usual disclaimer applies".
A natural way to create a Catch-22 (a vicious circle) would be to state "to the best of my knowledge, this paper contains no further erors".
I find the increasing prevalence of this type of acknowledgement annoying. In political science, it seems like it is on almost every paper. Indeed, some authors have now switched to just writing "the usual disclaimer applies". Why I would need to acknowledge that I am responsible for (errors in) something I have authored continues to allude me. A novel (yet pleasantly classical) strategy would be to say nothing of this sort at all.


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a db error and one with editing of posts which I've been getting since the night before - the 4/29 build.
a db error and one with editing of posts which I've been getting since the night before - the 4/29 build.
options does not save on one of my blogs. :(
On the post.php page I'm getting this error:
Database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'ORDER BY meta_key,meta_id' at line 4]
SELECT meta_key, meta_value, meta_id, post_id FROM wp_postmeta WHERE post_id = ORDER BY meta_key,meta_id
WHERE post_id = ... ORDER BY
... no post_id?
any one solved this?
i get an error on 1.2 beta when i press the back button in the browser coming from the rss 2.0 feed as displayed in the browser - for the entire site.
mod_rewrite is enabled and using the back button from the rss feed link from the archives menu, for example, is fine.
it appears to try to go back to http://www.example.com/index.php instead of just http://www.example.com when pressing back and causes what looks like a strange apache error followed by a bunch of whacky characters. (from the rss link found on the homepage http://www.example.com/)
any ideas?
also i have the date problem in RSS too - and i ran both of those scripts listed in the Wiki ... still i get a very strange pubdate - something from 1969. both scripts ran successfully, and at least said "done"
My default post category has also been changed upon running the update.
I can't goto the "uploads" section in the admin. Says the wp-content file isn't set correctly permission wise, but it is.
Not sure what the deal on this is but when I click publish it just hangs ... I don't believe it is a server issue because when i pull the blog up in a seperate window the post is actually on the page, but it still is hanging in the other window.
Just an FYI in case it is an error with others.
Are you pinging any sites?
yes but i was before with 1.02 and didnt have similar problems.
i get the same error as atmasphere
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /usr/www/users/jgreene/wp/wp-includes/class-xmlrpc.php on line 760
when posting or editing (nightly build 29-04). all the edits are saved though despite the error. strangely enough it only happens with 1 blog, not with the other.
both blogs are pinging
additionally the blog with the error does not display edit/delete option for the default links (no tickbox either).
Definitely strange ... no new nightly for 5/1 yet so I guess we just wait it out for now.
it only seems to happen with edit.php.
i just posted something and it was fine.
I posted about this in a different thread, but probably should have posted it here:
In admin-functions.php (file date 4/30/04 9:37 p.m.)
Line 211:
WHERE post_id = $postid
maybe should be
WHERE post_id = '$postid'
I was getting the same SQL error warning that's mentioned in the first few posts in this thread. This fix made it go away, but I don't know if it's a correct fix.
When a nightly comes out, do we just upgrade our current versions? If so, how so?
Under Options -> Writing, I plugged in these two URIs to the Update Services section:
...neither seemed to be pinged when I published. I'm using 1.2-beta.
I've got the same issue ... pings have not worked on my system for quite a while either... perhaps once out of beta.
Good to know.
I started a thread about this....hopefully this problem is recreated by the good folks who program this thing. :)
a new one... related to the same build.
I found a comment tonight from a post on 3/23 - http://www.atmasphere.net/wp/archives/2004/03/23/what-browser-do-you-use
I found the comment in my comments feeds... not in my email. I received no email from this comment or from the reply I posted. (no need to add your own reply unless you have a legit opinion...)
I've gotten emails from comments posted to more recent comments and am wondering if anyone else has noticed.
I cannot import a local OPML file. I am being told to provide the URL. I've got the file correctly selected in my browser and the page does indicate it's an either or process...
I also cannot import a local OPML file -- same error: provide OPML-url -- problem is, I don't have one :)
can anyone help?
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my idea for a t-shirt. Te gusta? you like?
Is the watermark included, 'cause it's actually kind of awesome...
Oh wow, I love it!
I like this
wow I love it btw how do I vote for this t-shirt?
Yeh, I like it. Except for the logo - it's far too prominent O_o
It would be perfect if you removed the word 'inspire' on the back
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I like this one more. The 'inspire' part makes it better c:
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At the time, it was not like me to show such public displays of emotion but on that day I couldn't hold back the tears. In the days that followed I had so many questions. Of all the questions though, there was one that I asked more often than others. "Can God heal my daughter?" I came to believe that He could, even though I knew it would take a miracle.
|Faith shortly after we brought her home from the NICU where she had a 73-day stay
While miracles can take many forms, one of the most exciting is His miraculous healing power. I have heard many testimonies of God healing someone of an incurable disease. I have seen people receive prayer and they were instantly healed. For some, healing isn't always instantaneous but rather a process. It's really however God chooses to do it!
Not too long ago I was preparing a message for New Life's Redefinition Cafe service entitled, "Three Things that Can Help Us to Truly Believe 'All Things are Possible with God.'" My second point was that it's not up to us to figure out how God is going to do the impossible.
As I searched the Internet, I came across an article about a girl who had been diagnosed with an incurable gastrointestinal disorder. She had been in and out of the hospital several times and had to take all kinds of medications. Even though she normally didn't have a lot of energy, her oldest sister had convinced her to come outside and play. After falling into a hollow tree, she went to heaven and returned to earth completely healed. Last week I finally was able to see Annabel Beam's amazing story turned into the movie - Miracles From Heaven.
Most of the scenes in the movie that caused me to cry were the ones where the mom was doing the best she could to care for her sick child. She had given up hope and even quit praying because she didn't think God heard them anyway. She alluded to the fact that another reason she didn't want to pray is because she didn't want to be disappointed if her prayers were not answered. I felt as though I could totally relate.
There was a time in my life where I didn't think I'd be able to bear the disappointment of God not answering my prayers for my daughter. When I did pray for Faith, I wasn't praying with belief. I can't pinpoint what changed in me, but somewhere along the way I decided that I was going to believe for Faith's healing and believe wholeheartedly for it.
|Faith and I at home after attending a friend's wedding
A few people have told me they have had a vision or a dream of Faith either walking or dancing. I truly believe it's possible, and that what He did for Anabel or Marlene, He can do for Faith. Call me crazy but isn't that what faith is truly all about? (Believing first and then seeing). Even though Faith being healed would require a miracle, I truly do BELIEVE.
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after 4 more loe(for address change,payroll deposit etc.) , 2 voe, and 2 more credit checks (for a total of 5 hard inquiries) I'm still waiting for a decision. At this point I'd rather be told to get lost so i can move on rather than being held in limbo paying for contract extensions while they keep doing hard inquiries(each over a month apart) further lowering my score.
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This it the inforgraphic I meant to post last week. I'm getting ready to set up my home office and I've heard about the benefits of a standing desk. This happy little ingraphic from Medical Billing and Coding goes over some of the ways that sitting is bad for you. Does anyone else work at a standing desk? Any tips & tricks you'd like to offer?
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I use a GeekDesk and love it!
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Presbyterian Falls 73-70 Against Tennessee-Martin - Game Recap
Tennessee-Martin got 20 points from Mike Liabo en route to a 73-70 victory over Presbyterian on Monday at Furman Pinson Arena.
Tennessee-Martin got 19 points from Terence Smith and another 18 points from Marshun Newell. Terence Smith contributed 5 assists, while Javier Martinez cleaned the glass with 5 rebounds.
Presbyterian got 18 points from Danny Herrera in a losing cause and another 17 points from Jordan Downing. Reggie Dillard contributed 7 assists for them, while William Truss had 8 rebounds.
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WILLISTON, N.D. – As the economy withered in Elroy, Wis., three construction workers jumped on the Internet to search for work. "We saw there were 4,927 jobs available in North Dakota," Bob Pangborn said. "This was the place to go."
Overwhelmed law enforcement officers just try to keep upAug 17
STANLEY, N.D.–For a couple of months this summer, Kris Halvorson was Stanley's chief of police – and his department's only employee. It was a bad time to be on his own.
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As the oil industry work force has expanded in North Dakota and the state has jumped to become the No. 4 oil-producing state in the nation, oilfield-related injuries also have steadily risen since 2004. Though the Occupational Safety and Health Administration does not require employers to report injuries unless three or more workers are injured or a fatality occurs, Tom Deutscher, OSHA area director, said oilfield-related accidents and fatalities have increased.
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WILLISTON, N.D. – The current oil boom has catapulted Williston to the top in average wages paid in North Dakota, above Fargo-West Fargo, Bismarck and Wahpeton. Workers make $49,500 on average here, to Fargo's $38,000. In oil, the fastestgrowing employment sector, wages average more than $80,000 a year.
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Late in 2008, as the rush to develop western North Dakota's oil accelerated, a 68-year-old McKenzie County man was killed when the vehicle he was driving struck an oil work rig on a county road near Watford City. Few things concern longtime residents more about the oil boom than how it has changed life on the road – life and the fear of death.
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Scientists used a new imaging technique to observe the vibrations of lysozyme. This graphic depicts how lysozyme vibrates when it is excited by terahertz light (depicted by the wavy red arrow). [Andrea Markelz and Katherine Niessen]
Philosophers once spoke of the Music of the Spheres, the idea that the movements of celestial bodies express an underlying logic, and that astronomical measurements and mathematical relationships correspond to so many "tones." Today, another sort of harmony, just as inaudible but perhaps just as beautiful, may characterize proteins. Proteins, it turns out, vibrate in different patterns. And these vibrational patterns may help proteins alter their structures, affecting everything proteins do, from the take up and delivery of oxygen to the "tuning" of membrane ion channels to the replication of DNA. Life itself, at the molecular level, may be a kind of symphony.
Such music, consisting of molecular motions, may enable proteins to change their shape quickly so they can readily bind to each other. This idea has inspired investigations since the 1960s. They proved frustrating, however. To look at large-scale correlated motions in proteins, scientists had to impose extremely dry and cold conditions. Even worse, such studies required expensive facilities, noted Andrea Markelz, Ph.D., a physics professor at the University of Buffalo (UB). Some scientists, added Dr. Markelz, even adopted the view that a protein is more like a wet sponge than a bell: "If you tap on a wet sponge, you don't get any sustained sound."
Fortunately, Dr. Markelz was not discouraged. Along with colleagues from UB and Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute (HWI), Dr. Markelz used a new imaging technique to observe in detail the vibrations of a lysozyme, an antibacterial protein. The technique, which is based on orientation-sensitive terahertz near-field microscopy, exploits an interesting characteristic of proteins—they vibrate at the same frequency as the light they absorb.
"Our technique is easier and much faster" than the techniques that had encumbered earlier investigations, said Dr. Markelz. "You don't need to cool the proteins to below freezing or use a synchrotron light source or a nuclear reactor—all things people have used previously to try to examine these vibrations."
The findings appeared January 16 in Nature Communications, in an article entitled "Optical measurements of long-range protein vibrations." In this article, the authors wrote, "Underdamped modes are found to exist for frequencies >10-1. The existence of these persisting motions indicates that damping and intermode coupling are weaker than previously assumed." This finding, the article emphasizes, represents the "first optical observation of long-range protein vibration modes."
To study vibrations in lysozyme, the team exposed samples of chicken egg white lysozyme single crystals to light of different frequencies and polarizations, and measured the types of light the protein absorbed. This technique, developed with Edward Snell, a senior research scientist at HWI and assistant professor of structural biology at UB, allowed the team to identify which sections of the protein vibrated under normal biological conditions. The researchers were also able to see that the vibrations endured over time.
In their article, the researchers concluded that their technique "permits protein engineering based on dynamical network optimization." For example, the technique could be used to document how natural and artificial inhibitors stop proteins from performing vital functions by blocking desired vibrations. "We can now try to understand the actual structural mechanisms behind these biological processes and how they are controlled," explained Dr. Markelz.
"The cellular system is just amazing," Dr. Markelz declared. "You can think of a cell as a little machine that does lots of different things—it senses, it makes more of itself, it reads and replicates DNA, and for all of these things to occur, proteins have to vibrate and interact with one another."
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Bachelor's Degree: Millersville University - December, 2007
Teaching Experience: Eighth Year Of Teaching Kindergarten - Wilson School District
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#3 - Keep your hands and feet to yourself - Pay attention.
#4 - Raise your hand to speak.
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