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Jeanne Corcoran was all smiles Monday afternoon as she sat perched on the bow of a 47-foot yacht surrounded by a crew of Hollywood movie producers, while cool high-speed winds whipped through her long, blond hair.
Motoring up the Intracoastal Waterway, Corcoran, Sarasota County's film commissioner, was in her element, discussing set locations and movie incentives while dolphins lapped at the boat's wake and A-list film executives marveled at Sarasota's architecture and drawbridges.
"I always get Amy Adams and Isla Fisher confused," Corcoran declared, turning to producer Ron Bozman, whose 2009 movie, "Confessions of a Shopaholic," based on the popular book series of the same name, stars Fisher.
"Could be the red hair," replied Bozman, whose previous film credits include "Philadelphia," "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Married to the Mob."
"Could be," Corcoran sighed. "I had the same problem with Ashley Judd and the actress from 'The Devil's Advocate.' What's her name?"
"Charlize Theron," answered Bridget Johnson, an independent feature-film producer who worked on "As Good as It Gets, "Jerry Maguire" and the Drew Barrymore flick, "Riding in Cars with Boys."
"Yes! Charlize Theron," Corcoran cheered. "Back when her hair was dark."
Not a bad way to spend a Monday, considering Corcoran's usual office space — a small corner office off Cattlemen Road.
The hour-and-a-half boat trip from Sarasota to Venice was one of several perks producers enjoyed this week while they met with city officials and business leaders in Sarasota and North Port, including Ringling College of Art Design instructors and Asolo Repertory cast and backstage crew members.
The tour, hosted by the Sarasota County Film and Entertainment Office, a division of the Economic Development Corporation of Sarasota County, is what film-industry insiders lovingly call, "a fam tour" — a familiarization tour that Corcoran hopes will result in the filming of a major motion picture in Sarasota County.
Bozman, a movie producer for 40 years, was impressed with Sarasota's sophisticated small-town charm.
"I could see downtown lending itself to a nice, Main Street setting," said the New York City-based producer.
"It's attractive. It has character. It's not derelict. It's not generic, and it's not cookie-cutter. The fact that the city is not modernized beyond recognition works to your advantage. It's getting harder and harder to find cities like that."
Bozman wasn't the only producer making a mental checklist of Sarasota's inherent quirks. Johnson, who missed her flight Sunday to Sarasota and was forced to land in Tampa, instead, loved the kitschy stretch of U.S. 41 running between Palmetto and Sarasota.
"The coast is incredible," said Johnson, "but that lonely stretch of highway just outside the city is really interesting. I'd like to seriously scout locations there."
Jane Bartelme, a producer on "Legends of the Fall," "Sleepless in Seattle" and "Along Came Polly," was even more impressed with Sarasota's theater district, in particular the Asolo's talent pool, which includes actors, directors, costume designers, stage managers and makeup artists.
"In a perfect world, the place would be dictated by the story," Bartelme said. "But, at this point, it's dictated by the economy. The No. 1 thing every film project needs is a local crew base. You've got to hire as many local people as possible, otherwise, it's just not worth it."
More than 10 years have passed since a big-budget film rolled into Sarasota. Not since 1997, when Woody Harrelson's "Palmetto" filmed in the Gator Club and Gwyneth Paltrow and Ethan Hawke's adaptation of
"Great Expectations" filmed in the Cà d'Zan mansion, have Sarasotans had reason to buzz about movie sets.
But that could change, says Wren Arthur, who runs Olive Productions, a film-, television- and commercial-production company founded by actors Steve Buscemi and Stanley Tucci, red-carpet regulars at Sarasota Film Festival events.
Arthur, a producer on "A Prairie Home Companion," which was featured at the 2006 Sarasota Film Festival, is currently scouting locations for Buscemi's "The Lone Surfer of Montana, Kansas," a movie based on a collection of short stories by author Davy Rothbart.
"I could see the movie in Sarasota," said Arthur, offering few details before stepping off the boat in Venice.
"We might have to let go of a few things in the book, but the town has potential."
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- Thank you for letting me tag along, Jeanne. Everyone was so chatty and down to earth. I hope Sarasota snags a film or two because of the experience – especially the Steve Buscemi project. I ordered the book Buscemi's film is based on. It seems interesting.
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- Thank you Heidi -- your presence was an added bonus to the quality of people on board! We so appreciate your interest and the information you share with the community about our marketing and outreach efforts to drive more economic diversification ... and economic recovery -- for all of Sarasota County, from the tip of North Sarasota through the cities of Sarasota, Venice, and North Port, the Town of Longboat Key, unincorporated areas of Englewood and the barrier islands! A big shout out to these great producers who spent time with us, and the potential they could bring our way...! Jeanne
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^>s . /" N< o IV E W S Z-615 VOL. XXVI, No. 4 BftYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1939 PRICE 10 CENTS Wit and Skill Mark Enters' Performance Ridiculous, Tragic Mimes Depicted With Equal Dexterity By Jane Nichols, '40 Goodhart, October 26.�Angna* Enters' performance went a long way toward living up to her en- thusiastic press notices. As a solo entertainer she has an uncanny ability of becoming a variety of personalities that keep the audi- ence continually alert and appre- ciative. Particularly delightful was Miss Enters' flair for the ridiculous. It is the keynote of such pieces as: American Ballet, Artists' Life, Oh, the Pain of it, and Field Day, which succeed in being funny as well as true to life. Her dance with an imaginary partner in American Balleds extraordinarily clever. In her more serious moods Miss Enters can be infinitely sharp- sighted, as in Time On My Hands, and Vienna Provincial. Vienna Provincial was the more convincing of the two, and succeeded by the use of original subject matter where Time On My Hands failed in employing the rather banal com- parison of the rich and poor. Queen of Heaven was the most disappoint- ing of Miss Enters' numbers. It is the most stylized thing that she does and consists of a series of beautifully studied appropriate gestures, done much too fast. The feeling of the Madonna is lost in a maze of swooping arms and draperies. As a Spanish boy-cardinal Misi Enters reaches new heights. The brilliance of all her Spanish por- Contlnued on Page Three LATIN PRODUCTION NEARS COMPLETION CALENDAR Friday, November S.�Sen- ior-Freshman party, scaven- ger hunt, Gymnasium, 7.30. Saturday, November i. � Lrtin Play, Goodhart, 8.20. Sunday, November 5. � Philosophy Club, Mortimer Adler speaking, Common Room, 4.30. Spiridion N. Marinatos speaking in Dean- ery, 4.30. Chapel, Rev. John Suter, Music Room, 7.30. Tuesday, November 7. � Current Events, Mr. Fen- wick, Common Room, 7.30. Art Club Revived By New Instructor ,The Art Club has over 30 mem- bers this year, studying under their new instructor, Mr. Pasquale Bat- taglia, who also teaches in the Phil- adelphia public schools. For the first time Art Club members have an opportunity to learn theories of color and perspective, as well as to practice watercolor, sketching from models both nude and costumed, sclupture and painting. Four or more exhibitions in the Common room are scheduled this year. The first, in early December, will come from the Rosenwald print collection. Among the artists represented will be Daumier and Blake. The Art Club is hoping to get an exhibition of originals from the Museum of Modern Art later in the year. Dissimilarity of Twins Main Problem of Play The Latin Play, whose name we are unable to do justice to because of the deficiencies of the printing press, will burst forth in all its glory on Saturday night. We pre- dict that it will be vastly successful. At present, the proceedings are shrouded in a certain amount of mystery, inasmuch as the director is confronted with the problem of making "the boys," i. e. Riggs and Ferrer, come somewhere near re- sembling each other. The solution of this seemingly insurmountable problem is being guarded in the deepest secrecy and we are con- sumed with curiosity to see the out- come. From what we can gather, the scenery will consist of the yellow velvet curtains peculiar to Good- hart, and the white fluted columns peculiar to the Latin Play. The costumes, it seems fairly safe to say, will be little short of magni- ficent. A dramatic touch is being given to the production by V. French, '42, who has stepped into P. Copeland's shoes at the proverbial last minute. The dress rehearsal will .be on Thursday night. The President� At the recent meeting in New York on October 27, Mi�s Park was elected chair- man o' the College Entrance- Board for the coming year. Alwyne Describes Dance Ceremonies I Of Bali Islanders Music Room, October 31 � Mr. Alwyne of the Music Department presented a short lecture about the island of Bali to provide a better understanding of the Balinese Bal- let which will be in Philadelphia on November 3 and 4. The talk was illustrated by slides and col- ored movies of the island. Drama forms an important part of the ceremonial of Balinese reli- gion. Shadow plays and dancing are very popular. The dances are stylized and familiar to every na- tive. The Chief dance is the Legong, performed by children up to 12 years of age. Their training, which is very rigorous, starts when they are about four years old. Their bodies are wrapped with yards of bandage to keep erect and over these very beautiful and elaborate costumes are worn. The Legong interprets a story well-known to the island people. The Kebijar is danced by a young man in the center of a square made by the orchestra. His Continued on Page Four Play Given Of Education In Democracy Union Girls, Maids, Porters fain With Students In Production Music, Food, Energy Characterise Dance Gymnasium, October 28.�The Bryn Mawr League presented to- night to its Bryn Mawr and Haver- ford public, the second square dance of the season. Decorations were modestjy Hallowe'enian; refresh- ments consisted of cider and cook- ies. Christian Sanderson's orches- tra, graced this time by two femi- nine members, furnished music while Bill Harm called the figures. Though fairly small in number, the company was both eager and energetic. There were few formal intermissions, but the dancers proved undaunted, remaining en- thusiastic even in the strenuous waltz which was requested for the last number of the evenipg. LIVING NEWSPAPER fECkNIQUE SHOWN By Joan Gross, '42 Education and Democracy proves the effectiveness of the Living Newspaper as a medium for pre- senting political and social prob- lems and suggested the possibilities of spotlight technique in dramatics. It was a successful beginning; it calls for further work arid experi- mentation in the same field. The play was sponsored by the Players' Chib, the Industrial Group, and the A. S. U. The coordina- tion of three such goups ^ts the maids and porters, the undergradu- ates, and the neighborhood union members was an accomplishment in itself, while their purpose, enthusi- asm and spontaneity lent the per- formance an unusual emotional appeal. The scenes illustrating the strug- gle for free public schools, negro and workers' education, were all varied and .entertaining, especially when Kristi Putnam raced around the gym balcony announcing "I'm Harry Hopkins, I'm a very busy man," with Mary Kate Wheeler as Hilda Smith pattering after her. Mary Kate's dramatic slide down the fire pole was a triumph. The maids did a magnificent job with negro education. The scene in which the doctor refuses to visit ;he Wgro section of town was mov- ing and unexaggerated. and Hilda Green's appeal to a college dean for admittance to medical school proved one of the most convincing speeches of the play. The workers rom the Industrial Group pre- sented a clever and effective scene which utilized the spotlight tech- nique to its full advantage. They stood in a row, representing a belt- line, their arms moving to the pre- Contlnued on Page Four f News' Tryouts All sophomores who wish to try out for the News are asked to come to a short meeting in Goodhart, on Thursday, November 2, at 1.30 p. m. There will be fewer articles assigned ana greater choice given than formerly, and most of the tryouts will be provisionally accepted to work on the News for a few weeks be- fore the final selections are made. Program Proposed By Industrial Group Gymnasium,. October 27.�After the Living Newspaper play, the In- dustrial Group held a meeting to plan its proceduifc for the year. It was decided to devote the first semester to health and the second to propaganda. The next meeting, on November 15, will be given over to housing, nd the two following meetings to a study of workers' health prob- Vms. The group hopes to have as ^uest speaker Dr. Alice Hamilton, a specialist on Occupational Dis- eases. The meetings for the rest of the year will center on propaganda. The Industrial Group will coop- erate with the International Rela- tions Club, which has chosen the same topic for its main study of the year. New Variety Of Courses Giveti Maids Assembly Outlines Place of Education In Our Government Goodhart, October 27.�In the second college assembly of the year. Education in Democracy was dis- cussed by Miss Park, Miss Mc- Bride, and Miss Jean Carter, head f the Hudson Shore Labor School. Anne Louise Axon, president of the Undergraduate Association, giving reasons for the choke of subject, said that in the present state of the world it is necessary for us to re-examine the fundamental con- cpts of our government and de- termine the strength of its foun- dation. Education is, of necessity, one of its strongest pillars. Miss Park, speaking on education and democracy at the college level, pointed out that our years at col- lege constitute "a small rehearsal for democracy." The implications of democracy are not connected with college life or curriculum, but with the fact that we are at the point of voting. Democracy, continued Miss Park, is often confused with some form of oligarchy or even with anarchy. Democracy is not liberty, but the power of the people. As members of a privileged group it is our business to see that that power is fully understood and spread. Continued on Pas* Three Dt. Adler To Hold Address On 'Faith' �> At Philosophy Club Dr. Mortimer J. Adler, Associ- ate Professor in the Law School of the University of Chicago and Visiting Lecturer under Scott Bu- chanan at St. John's in Baltimore, will address the Philosophy Club on Sunday, November 5, at five o'clock, in the Common Room. The subject of his paper will be Faith and Reason. Dr. Adler'? ,wn pnilosophy is in the traditior ol Aristotle and St. TVmas Aquinas. Miss M. J. Mc- Campbell, president of the Philoso- hv Club, considers Dr. Adler's ad- 'ress last year on the subject of 'Plurality and Logics" the best >aper that has ever been read to he PI ilosbphy Club. In it he de clared that there is only one logic. ;ut below that one there are many logic*, each built upon and arising from the particular system of each :nilividual philosopher. Mr. Adler has written several books, among them, Dialectic; Art nd Pi itdence, Und What Man Has Made of Man. Racial Problems Studied; Biology, Languages, Poetry Taught The idea of classes for the maids and porters is not a new one. Yet it has always an experimental quali- ty, and this year's program gives evidence of fresh interests and pos- sibilities. There is an unusual va- riety of new classes, almost all of them in subjects requested by the maids and porters, and taught by undergraduates who are interested in their respective fields. The problems and history of the negro race are being discussed with a large group by Bess Lomax, '41. Although it had'beeh first planned as a historical survey, the maids have asked for a study of contem- porary social conditions of the ne- groes, involving some explanation of the background and history of the present problems. This will in- clude anthropology as well as pure history, and will demonstrate the fact that the negro race must face the same general social, political, and economic problems that con- front other members of society in a less intensified form. The glee club, the dramatic club, and the gymnasium classes in bas- ketball are always popular and af- ford much-needed opportunities for relaxation and social recreation to both maids and porters. Because of their obligations to speak in churches or clubs several maids requested this year a class in public speaking. This is being taught by Mavis Dunlop, '41, and Continued on Page Four ACTIVITIES DRIVE OVERSHOOTS GOAL Peace Council, Summer School to Get Extra S. Marinatos Plans Archaeology Talks On November 4 and 5. Dr. Spiri- don N. Marinatos, head of the ar- chaeological section of the Greek Ministry of Education and profes- sor of prehistoric archaeology at the University of Athens, will give two lectures. The first lecture will be on Cretan Cults and Minoan ^Survivals in Religion in the Com- mon Room at 4.30 Saturday after- noon, and the second on Dr. Mari- natos' excavations at Thermopylae, will be at 4.30 in the Deanery. Dr. Marinatos is the most dis-4 tinguished Greek archaeologist in the field of Cretan excavation. He was the head of the museum in Crete for a number of years, and has carried on excavations at vari- ous other sites. The Activities Drive made 4,- 533.35 dollars, topping their goal by a wSde margin. The amount of money which exceeded the alloted budget will be put to use by such organizations as the Peace Coun- cil, the Summer School and a spe- cial fund to cover campus emer- gencies. Some of this fund has already been used to cover the cost of the- Latin play, so that no admission need be charged. Miss Park, who gives 200 dollars every year to the Summer School, donatei t'is amount to the Activi- ties Drive to be used for the Sum- me- School. The faculty and the -r: duates also Cooperated, and every resident of Radnor made some contribution, if only ten cenjs. Th? halls which reached or ex^" ceded their quota are: Wyndham, Pembroke West, Rhoads North, Rhoads South, and the German � House. A committee was formed to ad- min i ter the funds consisting of: Kristi Putman, Rhoads North, El- len Stone, Rhoads South, Alice Crowder, Pembroke East, Susie In- galls, Pembroke We&t, Mabel Faesch, Denbigh, Ann Cambell, Merion. Representing campus or- ganization are: Susan "Miller, the Summer Camp, Nancy Howard, the Bryn Mawr League, Helen Cobb, the Summer School, Eleanor Emery, Players' Club, Emily Cheney, the News. This committee elected a executive body headed by Charlotte Hutchins and including Vivi French, Chris Waples, Anne Louise Axon and, Louise Morley.
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How many times has Hollywood posed this question in movies? What would happen if I invented a cure for cancer? Well, now we know. This is what happens when you cure cancer. You get attacked and hounded by the FDA and the Texas Medical Board for 15 years. You get sued into bankruptcy and driven out of the medical profession.
"I never have and never will approve a new drug to an individual, but only to a large pharmaceutical firm with unlimited finances."
Guess who said this? The head of the FDA said this, and that makes this a government conspiracy, a conspiracy between the government and the health care industry. The American health care industry does not want to help sick people. It wants to bleed them dry, and watch them die. Dead people can't complain, or file lawsuits. Nobody threatens the profits of the health care industry, nobody!
What if I invented a clean energy technology? What would happen if I invented an anti-gravity propulsion system? And that would be 100 times worse than this. I guess that is why no one does it. The United States no longer believes in the individual. It believes only in money.
The American health care system is the most corrupt thing ever created by man.
"It's not about the money. It's about the money."
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Lived Long and ProsperedThe great Leonard Nimoy has died, age 83.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-31662024There's not really much I can write about the chap or his impact on sci-fi culture that you're not already aware of. We all knew and loved him as Spock from Star Trek. Hell, I named one of my webcomic's characters after him.Nimoy never forgot about his fans, either, and how it is they who ensured his lasting popularity. It's telling that it was he who cameoed in the recent Trek films and not Shatner.Being the awesome man he was, his final words to the public (by way of twitter) were "LLAP"."Live Long and Prosper".
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i am seriously getting twitchy here XDjust so you know, if you all think you can't wait for chapter 5, try wondering what it's like for me! XDi have 3 massive bomb moments in it1 the obvious one which comes at the very end2 ally and lisa figuring out their glitchand 3the big one that i have been building up for 4 chapters now XDwhy is alan an asshole XDseriously, i am shaking with glee here XDtrust me, it will be fun!and till then...
Alumni TalkSo I went to this animation alumni talk thing today for my school. I left feeling inspired and horrified.There were plenty great success stories that got me pumped and made me want to work harder and just animate all day. There were also a lot of failure stories which made me worried about what kind of future I might have. All these alumni were no doubt very talented, but even so, for a lot of them, finding a job was very difficult just because the animation industry is beyond competitive and your skills have to be exactly what your director wants. If they don't like your style, you won't get hired there. Of course each studio is different and it depends on what kind of TV show, or commercial, movie you work on. It was awesome being able to talk to these people and hearing about their journeys. I got to hear about some people working for FOX on Bob's Burgers, people working at ADHD (who did this video which I love), and pe
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Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome (MRLS)
Fertilization and Early Pregnancy Loss in Mares
One of the most important causes of embryo loss during early gestation is post-breeding endometritis.
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Proper Use of Antibiotics for Uterine Infections (AAEP 2011)
Ensure a bacterial infection that will respond to antibiotics is actually present before beginning treatment.
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Eastern Tent Caterpillars on the Move in Central Kentucky
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February 13, 2013
Experts report that the eastern tent caterpillar egg hatch will likely begin in mid-March in Central Kentucky.... Read More
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April 27, 2012
One of the most important causes of embryo loss during early gestation is post-breeding endometritis.... Read More
Eastern Tent Caterpillar Egg Hatch Under Way in Central Ky.
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Experts report that this year's Eastern tent caterpillar egg hatch is about a week ahead of average.... Read More
Eastern Tent Caterpillars Hatching Earlier This Year
March 01, 2012
Research has proven the caterpillars caused outbreaks of mare reproductive loss syndrome (MRLS).... Read More
Proper Use of Antibiotics for Uterine Infections (AAEP 2011)
February 01, 2012
Ensure a bacterial infection that will respond to antibiotics is actually present before beginning treatment.... Read More
Time to Assess Eastern Tent Caterpillar Populations
April 21, 2011
Eastern tent caterpillars (ETC) were identified as the cause of foal loss during the mare reproductive loss syndrome outbreaks in 1999-2001. Over the last three years, ETC populations in Central Kentucky have been increasing gradually but there are ... Read More
Eastern Tent Caterpillar Egg Hatch Under Way
March 21, 2011
Experts report that Eastern tent caterpillar eggs have begun hatching in Central Kentucky, just as leaf buds are swelling on wild cherry trees. While it is too early to tell what 2011 caterpillar numbers will be, populations have been increasing ... Read More
Second Annual Breeders' Short Course Recap
January 27, 2011
The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture partnered with the University of Minnesota (U of M) to present the 2nd Annual Kentucky Breeders' Short Course held Jan. 21 and 22 in Lexington. The first day of the course was designed for ... Read More
Equine Abortion of Unknown Cause
January 22, 2011
Pregnancy loss is relatively common in horses. Only 80% of mares bred give birth to a live foal at term. The loss of the developing foal (fetus) during gestation can fall under one of two categories: early embryonic loss, in which the loss of a fetus... Read More
MRLS Research Stresses Possible Convergence of Climate, Management Factors
July 21, 2010
The cases of mare reproductive loss syndrome (MRLS) that Lexington, Ky., experienced in 2001 were a symptom of many issues converging, according to laboratory medicine specialist Jennifer Taylor of Melbourne, Australia. Taylor presented her findings ... Read More
CEM: Lower-Cost Stallion Testing Continues
May 20, 2010
In an effort to show that Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM) does not exist or is at very low levels in the US equine horse population, the USDA is offering lower-cost testing to owners of active breeding stallions through August. It is part of a... Read More
New Knowledge Comes Through New Research
April 25, 2010
Eastern tent caterpillars are numerous on our small central Kentucky farm this year. They have defoliated the spring leaf growth on most of the wild black cherry trees and are now crawling around in great numbers on board fences, stone walls, a... Read More
Eastern Tent Caterpillar Egg Hatch Under Way, Numbers Up Again
April 23, 2010
Experts report Eastern tent caterpillars are hatching in central Kentucky in increasing numbers.
"Some tents are the size of baseballs now, so they will be easy to see," said Lee Townsend, PhD, and University of Kentucky Co... Read More
Eastern Tent Caterpillar Numbers Up Again
April 19, 2010
Experts in Kentucky report that eastern tent caterpillar numbers are up for the third consecutive year, although populations vary from location to location.
According to Lee Townsend, University of Kentucky College of Agriculture entomologist, ... Read More
MRLS Foal Losses in Kentucky Increased Slightly in 2009
August 12, 2009
Between May 5 and June 15, the Livestock Disease Diagnostic Center (LDDC) diagnosed 13 foal loss cases caused by mare reproductive loss syndrome (MRLS) in Central Kentucky. This number was up slightly from 2003-2008 when only three to five cases... Read More
Kentucky Reports Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome Cases
May 13, 2009
The University of Kentucky Livestock Disease Diagnostic Center (LDDC) reported today (May 13) that two fetal necropsy cases had findings consistent with mare reproductive loss syndrome (MRLS), the disease that in 2001-2002 in Kentucky caused an... Read More
MRLS: Eastern Tent Caterpillar Numbers Up
March 25, 2009
Eastern tent caterpillars have begun hatching in Central Kentucky--and their population numbers are trending up.
"Populations of the Eastern tent caterpillar have increased noticeably over the past three years," said Lee Townsend, PhD,... Read More
Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome Update
June 03, 2008
An abortigenic disease known as mare reproductive loss syndrome (MRLS ) significantly impacted the horse industry in the Ohio Valley in late April and early May, 2001 and 2002. In 2001, approximately 25% of all pregnant mares aborted within several... Read More
MRLS: Caterpillar Population Up Sharply from 2007
May 09, 2008
Experts with the University of Kentucky (UK) report that Eastern tent caterpillars are now wandering in the area, and population levels are among the highest they've seen since the 2001, when mare reproductive loss syndrome (MRLS) hit Central... Read More
MRLS: Tent Caterpillars Hatch in Central Kentucky
April 11, 2008
Experts have reported that Eastern tent caterpillars are developing normally this spring and have just completed the egg hatch stage. Controlling the caterpillars is vital to area horse farms, as University of Kentucky research has strongly linked... Read More
MRLS: Eastern and Forest Tent Caterpillars Currently Feeding
April 06, 2007
The time is right for horse farms to implement control strategies. University of Kentucky experts report that eastern tent caterpillars and forest tent caterpillars are developing normally this spring with egg hatching complete and... Read More
MRLS Cases Confirmed in New Jersey
September 01, 2006
A horse farm in Northern New Jersey experienced high abortion rates in early June in pastures where there was an abundance of Eastern tent caterpillars.
Samples from those aborted fetuses were sent to the University of Kentucky's Livestock... Read More
Researchers Contemplate Role of Vesiviruses in MRLS
July 12, 2006
Oregon State University (OSU) researchers announced last month that they linked vesiviruses to abortions seen during Central Kentucky's bout with mare reproductive loss syndrome in 2001 and concluded that vesivirus-specific reagents should be... Read More


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giggle Better Basics Striped Long Johns (Organic Cotton)
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This Long John set is made of 100% organic cotton, with no pesticides or chemicals used during the entire production process. Both the pullover top and elastic-waist pants have ribbed cuffs and are slim fitting for an easy layer of warmth. Part of giggle's "better basics" line, this is a great cold-weather wardrobe staple that's both wonderfully soft and reassuringly healthy.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Wendy Stylish and Practical
These are so great, I got them in multiple sizes. The ribbed cuffs are convenient for crawlers/early walkers since they keep the legs from slipping down over the baby's feet. The slim fit might run a tad small for some, so I would recommend getting the next size up. I also like that these are made with organic cotton.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by JenniferBP Great pj's
I bought these b/c they are not flame retardant and therefore, do not contain toxic chemicals. They are soft and cute. I ordered the 24month size for my 10 month old so they wouldn't be too tight and they fit, although they are a bit long, but I just fold the sleeves up.
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Both my kid and I love these! They are comfortable, cute, easy to put on, and organic!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by stylesavvymommy Soft, Comfy, Adorable!
I try to buy as much organic apparel (and other items) as possible. I love love love this collection. I have had several styles and colors in various sizes as my son grew. Vibrant colors aren't always easy to find in organic apparel and this collection does it right.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by ignee Like it!
I really like these long johns and I chose these over the Hanna Anderson ones because I could walk into the store and grab them. I love the stripes and overall they are great. The reason I gave them four stars is that the rubberband on the waist of the bottoms got loose very fast. I need to replace them and we haven't worn them over 6 months yet. But I do still like them and would purchase again.
May 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 Super comfy
My son owns the blanket and LOVES it so we decided to buy him the matching PJs...they are super comfortable. Washes well and the colors are so fun! Like the other review, the sizing could be a bit better.
December 13, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 super soft
I love the fabric of these long johns. It's super important to me that my kids are is soft, comfortable clothes, especially when they sleep. I was 100% pleased with these long johns in that regard.
I docked one star from my rating for fit. My son is tall and lean. While the pants fit as to be expected, I found the top to be really short in relation to the length of the pants. He outgrew the top long before the bottoms became too short.
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Rated 5 out of 5 So cute!
I bought these long johns when my baby outgrew the onesie in the same colors. These long johns are so adorable! Very soft and sweet.
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frrostedman wrote:This one is a lot like many prophecies to me. I don't understand the symbolism very well. I think I can see where it's going, but can't say for sure. Could you impart your wisdom and interpretation for us?
It's simple once you break it down.
These girls are very "welcoming".
So, we have the word "Welcome".
There are two of them.
Welcome 2...
They sound like "hell".
The message from the song is "Welcome 2 Hell".
It's a prediction of things to come if we do not stop touching people's bums.
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ICON 1000 Turnbuckle Glove
Sometimes the best way forward is back. Craftsmanship and technologies, once abandoned, can be reexamined and repurposed. The Turnbuckle™ uses such refound tech to it's advantage. Custom knit forchettes, circa-OG MX gloves, provide uncompromised fit & fill. When paired with a french cowhide chassis and fingertips, the Turnbuckle provides a handheld barricade against asphalt intrusion. D30® armor integrated into the main knuckle furthers the riding legitimacy of the Turnbuckle platform. What's old is new again.
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A room divider, like a partition wall, separates one large room into two usable spaces, each with its own specific function. But unlike a partition wall, a room divider adds storage space to your home, while letting you retain the open feeling of a larger room.
A room divider, like a partition wall, separates one large room into two usable spaces, each with its own specific function. But unlike a partition wall, a room divider adds storage space to your home, while letting you retain the open feeling of a larger room.Room dividers commonly are used to separate a large kitchen/dining area into two different "rooms." Adding a pass-through and overhanging countertop, as in the project shown here, creates a casual dining area.In the design featured here, the room divider is built in two main sections: the base cabinet with countertop, and the upper shelf unit. The two sections are joined by a floor-to-ceiling plywood framework to create one attractive built-in.A room divider lends itself to personal touches, like mounting a wine rack and stemware racks on the underside of the shelf unit to make a convenient dry bar.The overhanging countertop gives this room divider an added dimension as a convenient dining surface located near the food preparation area of the kitchen. The cabinets on the kitchen side of the room divider also provide accessible storage space for pots, pans, and kitchenware. The open shelves in the upper half of the room divider are ideal for displaying glassware or collectibles.We designed this room divider with a built-up plywood countertop that has a polyurethane varnish finish. This is an economical and perfectly appropriate solution. But if you're looking to spice up the design a bit, consider replacing the countertop with a higher-end countertop material, such as granite or solid-surfacing. You'll be amazed at how much difference a few well-chosen design highlights can make in the overall appearance of the project.From: Complete Guide to Custom Shelves & Built-Ins, 978-1-58923-303-4
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Wood glueFinish nails (1", 1/4", 2")Screws (1", 1 1/4", 2", 2 1/2", 3")Shims3/4" hardwood stripsCountertop trimShelf-edge trimPin-style shelf supportsFinishing materialsDoor hardware5) 2 x 4" x 8 ft. pine5) 1 x 4" x 8 ft. oak4) 1 x 2" x 8 ft. oak1) 1/4 x 4 ft. x 8 ft. oak plywood4) 3/4 x 4 ft. x 8 ft. oak plywoodCutting ListPart No. Desc. Size MaterialA 4 Top and sole plates 71 1⁄4" 2 x 4B 4 Sole plate cross braces 15" 2 x 4C 1 Outer end panel 95 1⁄2" x 15" 3⁄4" oak plywoodD 1 Inner end panel 91" x 15" 3⁄4" oak plywoodE 3 Base panels 22" x 14 3⁄4" 3⁄4" oak plywoodF 3 Cabinet shelves 21 3⁄4" x 14 3⁄4" 3⁄4" oak plywoodG 6 Cabinet risers 30" x 14 3⁄4" 3⁄4" oak plywoodH 1 Cabinet back panel 32" x 70" 1⁄4" oak plywoodI 2 Countertop panels 70 1⁄2" x 24" 3⁄4" oak plywoodJ 2 Shelf unit supports 33" x 15" 3⁄4" oak plywoodK 2 Top, bottom shelf panels 70 1⁄2" x 15" 3⁄4" oak plywoodL 1 Center shelf panel 69 3⁄4" x 15" 3⁄4" oak plywoodM 2 Shelf unit sides 25 1⁄2" x 15" 3⁄4" oak plywoodN 5 Shelf unit risers 12 1⁄2" x 15" 3⁄4" oak plywoodO Face frame rails 33 linear ft. 1 x 4 oakP Face frame stiles 26 linear ft. 1 x 2 oakQ Face frame stiles 12 linear ft. 1 x 3 oak
Cabinet risers, cut from 3/4" plywood, have holes for pin-style shelf supports drilled at 4" intervals, 2" in from edges of each riser face. Holes start 9" from top and bottom.
Shelf-unit panels, cut from 3/4" plywood, have 3/4"-wide by 3/8"-deep dadoes to hold the shelf risers. The center shelf panel is dadoed on both the top and the bottom faces, and the top and bottom shelf panels are dadoed on one face only.
Mark the location for the top plates on the ceiling, using a framing square to ensure that lines are perpendicular to the wall. Locate wall studs and ceiling joists in the project area, and install blocking if necessary.
Cut two 2 x 4 top plates and position them against the ceiling, with the outside edges flush against the reference lines. Check to see if plates are level, and install shims if needed. Anchor plates to ceiling joists or blocking, using 3" screws.
Cut two 2x× 4 sole plates, and align them directly under the top plates, using a plumb bob as a guide. Check to see if plates are level, shim if needed, then anchor the sole plates to the floor, using 3" screws.
Cut and attach 2 x 4 cross braces across the sole plates, using 2 1/2" screws. Position the cross braces at the ends of the sole plates, and below the planned cabinet riser locations.
Measure and cut the outer end panel 1/2" shorter than the floor-to-ceiling height to allow for adjustments. Align end panel with the edges of the 2 x 4 plates, then attach it to the top and sole plates, using 2 1/2" screws driven into counterbored pilot holes.
Measure and cut the inner end panel 1/2" shorter than the distance between the top plate and sole plate cross braces, and slide it in place. Align the panel with the edges of the top plate and sole plate cross braces, then attach it to the wall with 2 1/2" screws driven into wall studs or blocking.
Measure and cut plywood cabinet risers with holes for shelf supports (see Room Divider Project Details). Risers should be 1/4" narrower than end panels, and 1 1/2" shorter than the distance from sole plate cross braces to planned countertop height. Attach a riser to each end panel, flush with the front edge, by driving 1 1/4" screws through counterbored pilot holes.
Measure and cut plywood base panels the same width as the risers. Lay one base panel across the sole plate cross braces, butted against the riser at the inner end panel, with the 1/4" recess at the back side (inset). Attach the base panel, using 2" finish nails.
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On May 26, 2012, officers shot and killed 31-year-old Rudy Eugene, who was found apparently chewing on a homeless man's face on a downtown Miami highway ramp, and growling at a police officer who told him to stop. The attack left 65-year-old Ronald Poppo missing about 75 percent of his face. Lab tests found only marijuana in Eugene's system, but no other drugs or alcohol. The Daily Beast even developed a Google "Map of the Dead," charting instances of possible activity. Members of The Department of Zombie Defense in Phoenix, Arizona, offered their services to train others for a possible zombie apocalypse. Zombie talk was everywhere, in films, blogs and San Diego's Comic Con. But, the largest number of 'zombies' can probably be found in Turners Hill, England. That's where visitors to the Oct. 6, 2012 Shocktober Fest turned out in droves to set a new Guinness World Record for most zombies in one place. So far, no apocalypse. (Photo by Miami Beach Police Department via Getty Images)


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A day on the town requires a warm blanket with a few frills. Pretty ruffle trim gives our stroller blanket its playful style.
- 30 x 40"
- Light-weight acrylic knit.
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- Finished with a ruffled border.
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YUP...at least you saved me from having to point out your obvious As*holishness!And, after anxiously spending the last five days trying to figure out where my elderly parents will live while their island is uninhabitable for the foreseeable future as a result of Sandy's devastation, let me tell you little Petee from the bottom of my heart: Falk-You!!!
I'm just glad this storm wasn't worse which it very well could've been.
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- About 200 people attended a ceremony in Wichita to commemorate the 43rd anniversary of the fatal Wichita State football plane crash.
The Wichita Eagle reports (http://bit.ly/19YRMeD ) the ceremony Wednesday was led by WSU president John Bardo. The names of 31 people killed in the crash in Colorado were also read aloud. The victims included crew members, 14 players, their coach and athletic director.
Also attending the anniversary service were crash survivors and other members of the 1970 Shockers, who picked up the pieces from the Oct. 2, 1970, tragedy and resumed the season two weeks later in Arkansas. Many wore black shirts embroidered with the Shocker helmet of the era and the phrase, "Still a team."
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Calibre LFD
Calibre® LFD™ (Litho Friendly Design) is the first production-proven EDA tool to address the urgent issue of how to manage lithographic process variability in the early stages of design creation. Calibre LFD accurately models the impact of lithographic processes on "as-drawn" layout data to determine the actual "as-built" dimensions of fabricated gates and metal interconnects.
By accurately simulating the effects of the lithographic process on "as-built" layout geometry, the Calibre LFD tool enables designers to make trade-off decisions early, resulting in a design that is more robust and less sensitive to the lithographic process window. This level of analysis is important at nanometer nodes, where even small process variations can greatly influence silicon results.
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These mugs are very good quality and they are large enough to serve as not-so-small bowls, too. One of the nice things about buying these at a physical WM store is that the staff let us open the set there before we bought them to verify that they all looked good.
It's funny that brown is included in this spectrum. Indigo, violet, or even purple would have been a much better choice. At least they match the stacking cup and saucer set we bought, too.
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Love the colors!
I've bought 4 sets of these mugs. One for myself and the other 3 for gifts. Everyone that visits notices them sitting on my counter and I get lots of compliments on them. I use them for soups, chili and any other one dish meals..I just love them!
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July 13, 2013
Multi-Color Jumbo Stacking Mugs
These are the best!! I've purchased 10 sets; for myself, as gifts, and for my Wellness Program at work as a prize. The small drinking mugs and jumbo mugs are great for everyday use too! I recommend this inexpensive purchase as a gift for any occasion. "What a hit!"
July 10, 2013
love these mugs!
I ordered these and they came super quick and were well protected. Came with no damage.
I love the colors and they are just as pictured, same colors. I use them for coffee and cappuccino. I plan on ordering more for gifts.
November 12, 2012
Loving these mugs
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Sorry for posting this again but I think some people who only care about Symbian C++ and don't go to the Qt area might be able to help me so I just reposted here.
I need a way to Play/Pause, forward and rewind the native music player in Symbian as I am creating a music player control app. To do this I have determined that I will either somehow need to communicate with the native player or simulate one the media buttons being pressed. On the communication front I have found http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...te_Control_API but this doesn't seem to work on newer phones, by the way I am targeting Symbian^3. Trying to simulate the buttons have managed to simulate normal buttons using this type of thing http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...ymbian_C%2B%2B, this though unfortunately it seems does not support media keys. Lastly though I have found a working way to listen for these keys through http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...ing_media_keys but I cannot figure out how to modify it to simulate these keys being pressed rather than listen for them being pressed.
To try and modify it I have tried using remconcoreapicontroller.
#ifndef MEDIAKEYSOBSERVER_H
#define MEDIAKEYSOBSERVER_H
#include <remconinterfaceselector.h>
#include <remconcoreapicontroller.h>
#include <remconcoreapicontrollerobserver.h>
class MediaKeysObserver : public MRemConCoreApiControllerObserver
MediaKeysObserver(QObject *parent = 0);
virtual ~MediaKeysObserver();
CRemConInterfaceSelector *interfaceSelector;
CRemConCoreApiTarget *coreTarget;
CRemConCoreApiController *coreController;
#endif // MEDIAKEYSOBSERVER_H
#include "mediakeysobserver.h"
MediaKeysObserver::MediaKeysObserver(QObject *parent) : QObject(parent)
interfaceSelector = CRemConInterfaceSelector::NewL();
coreController = CRemConCoreApiController::NewL(*interfaceSelector, *this);
TRequestStatus aStatus;
TUint aNumRemotes;
coreController->PausePlayFunction(*aStatus, *aNumRemotes, ERemConCoreApiButtonClick);
delete interfaceSelector;
This compiles fine but crashes my thread when I try coreController->PausePlayFunction(*aStatus, *aNumRemotes, ERemConCoreApiButtonClick) which results in these types of errors:
Thread has crashed: Thread 0x971 has panicked. Category: RemConIfSel; Reason: 6
Thread has crashed: Thread 0x972 has panicked. Category: RemConIfSel; Reason: 6
Thread has crashed: Thread 0x973 has panicked. Category: RemConIfSel; Reason: 6
Only the thread UIDs differ every time. Do you have any idea what I am doing wrong or what else I can try to achieve my goal?
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Learning Catholic vocabulary/dating as a convert
Thank you everyone for participating in the forums we have had some great and informative topics. Joining the Catholic Church is the best thing I've done - glad to be here. While learning about the Faith I've learned new definitions for words like abstinence, fasting and continence. It still sounds weird to my ears to talk about meatless Fridays as practicing abstinence, growing up Protestant abstinence meant practicing chastity....
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There is nothing better than to learn how to dance samba or forró with the Pro's. If you're in Natal, you know you'll leave there a specialist in traditional dances. Get yourself a teacher and learn these traditional Brazilian dances, who have won fans around the world. To rest the feet of some bruising, you may, alternatively visit the nightclubs that play the usual commercial sounds, from rock to pop.
It is true that the beach can be tiring, but when will you have the opportunity to be in Natal again at the busiest bars and clubs in the region? Therefore, get to work, dress to perfection and again go to the beach because there is where the fun is. At night, the busiest spots at Natal are the Ponta Negra, a Ponta do Morcego, a Praia do Meio and the neighbourhoods of Petrópolis and Tirol, near the centre. This is where you will find most of the bars, nightclubs and discos in the city. And since you're in Brazil, there's nothing better than some lessons in traditional dancing. The samba and forró are the most typical. Go to the Tourist office and join the dance Forró com Turista. In the past, this dance was seen as an escape for the poor. The name "forró" was born from the word for all, in other words, the dance was for everyone. If, instead of folk dancing, you're an adept to clubs, go to the Albatroz, in Praça Cívica. Here you can also dance samba, but the type of music varies depending on the day of the week. In the basement of the Pousada da Juventude Lua Cheia (Youth hostel) in Ponta Negra, is a Taverna nightclub, a more youthful spot and without prejudices.