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Purdue's Morrill Awards were announced Monday (April 25) at the Faculty Awards Convocation for three professors whose careers have demonstrated excellence in their teaching, research and engagement missions. This is the fifth year of the Morrill Award, initiated to honor the Morrill Act of 1862, which allowed for the establishment of land-grant colleges and universities. The award comes with a $30,000 prize, which may be used as discretionary funds or salary supplements. The 2016 Morrill Award winners: Monika Ivantysynova, the Maha Fluid Power Systems Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering and Department of Agricultural and Biological EngineeringRead Full Story


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Misty's Azurill was the offspring of Tracey's Marill, and he gave it to Misty when she was very young. However, it has only been seen on two occasions, appearing only in the episodes The Right Place and the Right Mime, as well as A Real Cleffa-Hanger. In both these episodes, Misty was seen carrying Azurill, and only battles Team Rocket in the latter episode.
- Water Gun (First used in The Right Place and the Right Mime)
- Bubble (First used in A Real Cleffa-Hanger)
- Refresh (First used in A Real Cleffa-Hanger)
- Misty's Azurill can use the move Refresh, which can only be learned as an egg move.Misty's Pokémon

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Inky sent us a postcard all the way from Sydney, Australia. I'm not surprised it's Inky who does all the writing. Inky wrote: "Octy and I are having a wonderful time traveling all around and getting to know each other. Octy is a cheerful traveling companion. We'll see you back at the library soon! Your friend, Inky. PS Octy says beep boop!"
Maybe Octy and Inky will join us at our next evening Sing Along Storytime in May. I hope to see you there because we'll have songs, stories, fingerplays, rhymes, and a craft.
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Whether your style is dramatic, contemporary, whimsical or classic, custom window treatments will enhance the beauty and value of your home. Along with the dining room, living rooms are typically the most formal rooms in your home.
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Q: I have been looking at online backup services. How secure are they from someone accessing personal information? Do I need to restrict my backups to documents and data that do not include personal information?
— Mike Hayes
A: I use a couple of cloud backup services, including Dropbox and Amazon Cloud Drive, and have never had an issue with data loss or security breaches. I asked David Villecco, CEO of a local telecom security firm, for his thoughts, and he concurred. "I would say that cloud backup services are generally very safe," he said. "Depending on the user's security requirements, it would be a good idea to encrypt files before uploading them." Visit bit.ly/encryptsteps for instructions on how to encrypt files in Windows. You probably don't have to encrypt family photos and such as that content likely wouldn't be targeted in the event of an intrusion.
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- " I've noticed that the Yakuza and the Colombians are far from friends. Let's capitalize on this business opportunity. I want you to kill the Yakuza Waka-Gashira, Kenji Kasen. Kenji is attending a meeting at the top of multi-story car park in Newport. Get a Cartel gang car and eliminate him!"
- ―Donald Love.
Waka-Gashira Wipeout! is a mission in Grand Theft Auto III given to protagonist Claude by media tycoon and businessman Donald Love from the Love Media building in the Bedford Point district of Staunton Island, Liberty City.
Note: This mission prevents the player from completing Kenji Kasen's missions, which means that the player should complete Kenji's missions before doing this mission if they want to achieve 100% completion.
Claude visits Donald Love who, already being involved with real estate in Liberty City, wants to develop more properties. He realizes the cheapest way to buy the land and develop is to start a gang war between the Yakuza and the Colombian Cartel, who are already enemies. Donald tells Claude to get a Cartel Cruiser and run over the co-leader of the Yakuza, Kenji Kasen, without leaving the vehicle. Claude drives to the car park in Newport, runs over Kenji, escapes Newport and leaves the vehicle.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to Fort Staunton and steal a Columbian gangcar
- Now get to the multi-storey in Newport and whack Kenji
- Kenji is fender meat! Get out of Newport and dump the car
- Now dump the car
- There is a trick here that makes this mission so easy. Before entering the top floor of the Newport Multistory Car Park. Get a Cartel Cruiser then stop at the floor below the top floor.Then get a Rocket Launcher and shoot it where Kenji is standing then after shooting Kenji ride the Cartel Cruiser then dump it
- You can also throw a Molotov directly beneath Kenji. You may burn yourself, but Kenji can easily die of it.
The reward for completing the mission is $30,000. The mission A Drop in the Ocean is unlocked.
- The first sentence Donald Love says originates from the his mentor, Avery Carrington, as referenced when he used it in a conversation with Grand Theft Auto: Vice City protagonist Tommy Vercetti.
- Waka-Gashira (若頭) is the second-in-command in yakuza hierarchy.
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Beaches, barbecues, and fruity beverages – that pretty much sums up my agenda for the Fourth of July weekend. And this year, I'm letting my fingers get in on all the festive action with this easy-to-recreate nautical manicure. To do it yourself, simply check out the steps below.
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- White nail polish
- Colorful Sally Hansen Nail Art Pens (I used blue for the anchor and red for the nautical steering wheel)
- Clear top coat
The How-To:
- Paint your nails with two coats of the white polish and let dry completely.
- Follow this step-by-step tutorial to create the perfect anchor with the blue nail pen.
- For the nautical steering wheel, take the red nail pen and draw a circle in the center of your nail.
- Inside of the circle, draw an asterisk (*).
- To complete the wheel, add little dashes outside of the circle.
- If you want to be extra adventurous, use a gold nail pen to draw a thin curvy line across each finger for a nautical rope.
- Finish with a clear top coat.
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According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol the crash happened around 8:30 Saturday morning. The plane was attempting to land on the grass runway at Aero Park. At the same time, another plane was attempting to land from the opposite direction.
The pilot, 62-year-old Leslie Dean, tried to avoid the other plane by gaining altitude and veering to the left, but lost power and crashed.
Dean died Saturday shortly after being taken to the hospital. His passenger, 51-year-old Kent Hyne, is still being treated at a Toledo hospital.
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Maxine Greene: Exclusions and Awakenings
Published in Inside - Volume VI, No. 6
When Maxine Greene walks into the room, people get excited.
The premiere of the film, "Exclusions and Awakenings: The Life of Maxine Greene," directed by Markie Hancock and produced by Kathryn Gregorio, was no exception. When Greene, TC Professor Emerita of Philosophy and Education, walked into the packed auditorium at The New School, she was met with a standing ovation and loud cheering.
The film opened simply with a close-up of Greene in a chair in a solid gray room. She said candidly that what the audience is about to view is all lies. Greene quickly explained that the film is her history as she sees it, filtered through her perception, perhaps not how it really took place.
"It's all a lie when you give narrative form a life," said Greene. "It's a creative reality, not a lived reality."
Her many accomplishments have earned her a following from both inside and outside of Teachers College. One New York City public school teacher stood up and said, "We all need shots of Maxine's inspiration every once in a while."
Greene was the editor of the Teachers College Record, past president of the Philosophy of Education Society, the American Educational Studies Association, and the American Educational Research Association. She has written more than one hundred chapters in various educational collections in the domains of art, curriculum, literature and social philosophy. She is the author of six books: Teacher as Stranger, The Public School and the Private Vision, Existential Encounters for Teachers, Landscapes of Learning, The Dialectic of Freedom, and Releasing the Imagination. Also, this spring a collection of Greene's lectures called Variations on the Blue Guitar will be published.
Weaving through the past and present, "Exclusions and Awakenings" captures the hurdles and triumphs that Greene faced as philosopher, mother, professor, wife, and leader-from her childhood in Brooklyn to the balancing act of school, motherhood and marriage.
"The film has been a personal project for me," said Hancock, a former New York City public school teacher. "It grew out of my passion for education and the inspiration that Maxine Greene has had in my life."
Hancock, who first encountered Greene's name in a textbook while in graduate school, found that Greene's writing was different than everything else she was reading that year. A few years later when she became acquainted with Greene while she was teaching, she realized that it wasn't just Greene's writing that is powerful, her presence is too.
In 1996, she asked permission to start research on the documentary beginning with audio recordings of interviews with Greene. In making the film, Hancock and Associate Producer Ansley Erickson, had to consider what other voices to include in telling Greene's story.
Hancock chose Wendy Kohli, Director of Teacher Education at The New School, and Rosalind Rosenberg, Professor of History at Barnard College. "I was adamant about wanting only women's voices to tell this story, in part a response to all the male voice-overs that tell so many stories and because this is a story about the silencing and emergence of the female voice," she said.
Hancock chose documentary film to tell Greene's story because it is part art form and part educative medium that lends itself well to interpreting both Greene's life and work. "I wanted the film to be poetic and free associative as well as rigorous, just as Maxine is all of these things," she said.
After the film ended, a panel discussion included Janice Robinson-Hill, Director of Education at the Joyce Theatre, Greene, Hancock, Kohli and Rosenberg. The audience members posed questions and thanked the panelists.
"Thank you for making this film," said one of the education students in the audience after the film. "Actors, writers, and other artists have many inspirational films, but this is the first one I have seen for teachers."
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Near downtown Boston
Located in Cambridge's Kendall Square amid shops, restaurants, and open space, this aparthotel is a half-mile from MIT and 2.5 miles from Harvard Square. Boston attractions are within 1 to 2 miles.
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Lester "Arnie" Arnold is a character in Grand Theft Auto series who appears in the LCPD information database in Grand Theft Auto IV and mentioned, not by name, in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
Lester is the 46-year old suspected president of the Liberty City chapter of The Angels of Death motorcycle gang. Born in San Fierro, he has been arrested on five occasions: for possessing a controlled substance (in 1988, for methamphetamines, and in 1993, for heroin), for assault in both 1989 and 1992 and for identity theft in 2005.
Lester also wrote a book in 2008 detailing his experiences as an "Angels Of Death" member. He also wrote the book about Angels of Death named "Angels of Life" in cooperation with Fred M. Nelson. The book is apparently set to be made into a Vinewood motion picture.
Lester is in a relationship with Meredith.
LCPD Database information
Surname: Arnold
First Name: Lester
Age: 46
Place of Birth: San Fierro
Affiliations: Member of the Angels of Death
Criminal Record:
- 1988 - Possession Controlled Substance: Methamphetamine
- 1989 - Assault
- 1992 - Assault
- 1993 - Possession Controlled Substance: Heroin
- 2005 - Identity theft.
- Believed to be the leader of the Liberty City Chapter of the Angels of Death OMG.
- Not much is known about him other than that he has a serious problem with narcotics.
- Many fans believe that Lester was the Angels of Death member that was killed by Billy Grey during Angels in America, though this is untrue.
- Lester owned a Zombie dubbed "Sexy Charlie". The bike was destroyed in GTA IV multiplayer, under the orders of Kenny Petrovic.
- Lester's writing a book is a reference to Hell's Angels founder, Sonny Barger, who has written several books detailing his life within the gang.


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Our web hosting service hasn't been very helpful and seem to take a defensive attitude when I speak to them. They insist it's not from any fault on their part.
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text: The following is a sampling of what area churches have to offer this week and in the following weeks: Aglow — Grass Valley Pastor: Revs. George and Lillie Parker, LionSong Ministries. Address: Esterly Hall at Nevada County Board of Realtor's Building, 336 Crown Point Circle, Grass Valley. (530) 432-9258. Auburn Community Church of God Reach Pastor Trish Ellis-Lewis at (916) 838-4945. Services: 10 a.m. Sunday. Address: 11946 Masters Court, Auburn. (530) 889-1568 or (916) 337-3085. Auburn Eckankar The Eckankar Center is located in the Gold Country Mall at 884 Lincoln Way, Suite 37. The public is welcome. Auburn Foursquare Church Services: 10 a.m. Sundays and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. Address: Pastors: Robert and Jaylina Bennett. 4065 Highway 49 #206, Auburn. (530) 885-1787 or www.auburnfoursquarechurch.org. Auburn First Assembly Of God Pastor: Robert Baker. Services: 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Address: 4200 Highway 49 in Auburn. (530) 889-3904. Visit www.auburnfirstassembly.org to learn more about the church. Auburn Grace Community Church Sunday Services: 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Pastor: Phil Sparling. Address: 3126 Olympic Way, Auburn. (530) 823-8330 or www.auburngrace.com. Auburn Presbyterian Auburn Presbyterian is located at 13025 Bell Air Dr., Auburn (corner of Bell and New Airport Roads) Ample parking. Refreshments available. Sunday service: 10 a.m. Pastor: Ken Winter. 13025 Bell Air Drive, Auburn 95603; (530) 823-3916 or www.auburnpresbyterian.org. Auburn Seventh-day Adventist Pastor: Dan Appel. Services: 10:45 a.m. Saturday. Address: 12225 Rock Creek Road. (530) 885-4232. www.aubsda.org. Auburn Sovereign Grace Fellowship Pastor: Josh Winans. Services: 10 a.m. Sunday. Address: Canyon View Community Center, 471 Maidu Drive in Auburn. www.asgrace.org. Authentic Life Church Formally known as Grace Christian Fellowship. Services: 10 a.m. Sunday. Address: 258 Elm Ave., Auburn. (530) 823-1318. Pastor, Darren Bills. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.alcauburn.org/. Bayside Auburn Senior Pastor: Gene Maynard. Service address: 450 Nevada St. The church office is at 490 Nevada St. You can contact us at (530) 885-9400 or www.baysideauburn.org. Bell Road Baptist Senior Pastor: Rob Patterson. Services: 10:15 a.m., 2 p.m. (Spanish) and 6 p.m. Sunday. Address: 707 Bell Road in Auburn. (530) 885-5212 or www.bellroad.org. Berean Bible Fellowship Pastor: Rev. Gary Eldridge. Services: 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 1 p.m. first Sunday. Address: 22490 E. Hacienda Drive (Higgins Lions Center), near Lake of the Pines. (530) 271-7077 or www.bbf-gv.com. Bethlehem Lutheran Church Pastor: Bryon Hansen. Services: 5 p.m. Saturday (contemplative liturgy) and 8:30 a.m. (traditional w/choir and organ), 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and and 11:00 a.m. (non-traditional w/ praise band) Sunday. Address: 1279 High St. in Auburn. (530) 885-4515 or www.bethlehemlutheranauburn.org. B'Nai Harim Services: 7:30 p.m. Friday. Address: Nevada County Jewish Community Center, 506 Walsh St. in Grass Valley. (530) 477-0922. Calvary Bible Church on the Divide Pastor: Vince Paiz. Services: 11 a.m. Sunday. Address: 20801 Todd Valley Road, Foresthill. Calvary Chapel Auburn Pastor: Greg Denham. Services: Services: 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Address: 1101 Auburn Ravine Road in Auburn. (530) 885-6332. Celebration Community Fellowship Pastor: Cedric Lee. Services: 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Address: 383 Nevada Street in Auburn 95603. (530) 878-1365 or www.ccfellowship.org. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday Services: Alta Sierra Ward — 9 a.m. to noon; Auburn 2nd Ward — 1 to 4 p.m.; Auburn 4th Branch (Spanish speaking) — 9 a.m. to noon; and Lake of the Pines Ward — 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. all at 1255 Bell Road, Auburn. Auburn 1st Ward — 9 a.m.-noon; and Auburn 3rd Ward — 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. both at 287 Poet Smith Drive, Auburn. Colfax Ward — 9 a.m. to noon; and Auburn 5th Branch (Young Single Adults) — 1 to 4 p.m. both at 1875 South Auburn St., Colfax. Foresthill Branch — 9 a.m. to noon at 20895 Todd Valley Road. Cornerstone Community Church Pastor: Adam Talbott. Service: 10 a.m. Sunday. Address: 11111 Dry Creek Road, Auburn. (530) 823-0141 or www.cornerstonecc.org. Elevation Church Elevation Church , 609 Auburn-Folsom Road, Auburn, CA 95603. (530) 886-8880 or www.el-church.com. services on Sundays 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Faith Lutheran Join us this Sunday, Aug. 19 at 9:30 a.m. worship service for a formal blessing and sending for Pastor Zike on his final Sunday as he enters retirement. There will be coffee, refreshments and fellowship following the service. Pastor: Doug Zike. Services: One service during the summer at 9:30 a.m. Fall schedule: 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Address: 1115 Combie Road in Meadow Vista. (530) 878-1870 or www.faithmv.net. First Baptist Church Services: 10:15 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Address: 139 E. Placer St. Auburn. (530) 885-8458 or www.fbcauburn.com. First Church of Christ, Scientist This week: Let wisdom and understanding of God guide your life. This week's Lesson-Sermon "Mind" explains how. Wednesday testimony meeting begins at 7 p.m. If you can't join us in person joins by teleconference. See website www.csauburn.com for instruction on how to call in. Reading Room hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Church service and Sunday school is 10 a.m. Childcare is provided. Address: 994 Lincoln Way, Auburn (530) 885-4811 www.csauburn.com. First Congregational Church of Auburn, UCC Sunday's sermon will be based on Mark 4: 2-20. Sundays begin with a Prayer Circle with the Pastor at 8:30 a.m. in the Rock Garden, then Church service is at 10 a.m. Children will be in church through the children's conversation before going to Sunday school. Come join us in Overmiller Hall after church for Mix and Mingle. Enjoy fellowship and coffee and refreshments. Pastor: Rev. Daniel Spacek. Church address: 710 Auburn Ravine Road, Auburn. (530) 885-9087 Church email: email@example.com Church website: http://1ccauburn.org/. Foothill Center for Spiritual Living We begin this Sunday, Aug. 19 at FCSL with a 15-minute silent meditation at 10 a.m., upstairs in the FCSL loft. Spiritual leader, Rev. Maggie Buck's talk title is "Oh, the Places You Will Go" here at the Foothill Center for Spiritual Living (FCSL), 2945 1st St., Auburn, this Sunday during the one-hour service in the sanctuary at 10:30 a.m. Brenda Boston is the guest musician. For directions to FCSL, consult website: www.FCSLiving.org and for more information, call (530) 823-6986. The Good News Project Address: Sierra Vista Covenant Church, 10064 Streeter Road, Unit 5, off Highway 49 near Combie Road. (530) 432-0458. Gospel Lighthouse Pastor: Rev. Donald Dunn. Services: 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Address: 13145 Luther Road, Auburn. (530) 823-5652. Grace Bible Church Pastor-teacher: Bill Vaughan. Services: 10 a.m. Sunday. Address: 3050 Bell Road, Auburn. (530) 878-3813 or www.gracebible.org. Hope Lutheran Church, Wisconsin Synod Pastor: Jonathan Kehren. Services: 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Address: 7117 Hope Way, Penryn. (916) 652-4273 or hlcpenryn.org. Hope Lutheran School principal: Paul Leifer. (916) 652-0459, email@example.com. Lighthouse Baptist Services: 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Wednesday. Pastor: Jim Chambers. Address: 11538 E Ave. (DeWitt Center) in Auburn. (530) 887-1912 or www.lhbc.us. Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ Services: 10 a.m. Sunday. Address: 6440 King Road, Loomis. (916) 652-6011. Newcastle United Methodist Pastor: David Kim. Services: 8 a.m. (meditation) and 10 a.m. (traditional) Sunday. Address: 410 Buena Vista Ave. in Newcastle. (916) 663-2250. New Faith United Church of Christ This week in Worship: Regular Worship: Services and Sunday school: 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 540 Wall Street in the Pamelot School of Dance: Mail: 2280 Grass Valley Hwy., No. 202, Auburn, CA 95603. Phone (530) 887-5477 or www.newfaithucc.org. Pastor: Rev. Dr. Gerry Paulsen. new life Christian Church Address: 11400 Lariat Ranch Road (Auburn Elementary School). New office is located at 381 B Nevada St., Auburn. Office hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Thursday. (530) 392-4866 or www.newlifeauburn.org. New Life Church Pastor: Jerry McCool. Services: 10 a.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Wednesday. 10530 Ophir Road, Auburn. (530) 885-2273. Parkside Church of the Nazarene Sunday school for all ages at 9:15 a.m. Main worship service: 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Spanish worship service at 5:30 p.m. Sundays in the fellowship hall. AA meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in room E310. Road 2 Recovery offered every Friday: 6 p.m. dinner; 7 p.m. music, testimonies, teaching; 8 p.m. group meetings; 9 p.m. Connections Café with dessert and coffee. Address: 3885 Richardson Drive, Auburn. (530) 823-9911 or www.parksidenaz.org. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Pioneer United Methodist Pastor: Rev. Barbara Smith. Services: 10 a.m. Sunday. Address: 1338 Lincoln Way, Auburn. (530) 885-4196 or www.pioneerumc.org. Scientology Mission of Auburn Hours: 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon Sunday. Address: 4035 Highway 49, Suite J in the Black Forest Plaza, Auburn. (530) 886-0650 or scientology.org. Sierra Foothills Unitarian Universalists This week: Come enjoy a welcoming congregation, committed to the responsible and compassionate stewardship of all life. We support spiritual and intellectual journeys through worship, social justice, and programs for children, youth and adults. Co-Ministers Revs. Wendy Bartel and Lynn Gardner. Service: 10 a.m., Sunday. Address: 190 Finley Street, Auburn. (530) 823-0953 or www.mysfuu.org. Sierra First Baptist Church Sierra First Baptist will host a series of discussions on Sunday evenings starting Jan. 15 regarding creation vs. evolution and other weekly topics. The church will use current scientific events, movies and other resources to examine the boundary where science and faith meet and what it really means. Talks will be held from 6:30-8 p.m., coordinated by Kevin and TJ Nations. The church is at 39390 Alta Bonnynook Road, Alta. For more information call (530) 389-2168. No cost to attend. Sierra Grace Fellowship Service and Spanish Bible study: 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Address: 1260 Wesley Lane, Auburn. (530) 889-9089 or www.sierragrace.org. Sierra Pines United Methodist Church Junior High and High School ages: Youth Group on Sundays from 4-6 p.m. Adult Bible Class: Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Disciple 1: Overview of the Bible. October-June - 34 weeks: Pastor Alison and Cathy Tolman. United Methodist men: 1st Saturday monthly at 8 a.m. United Methodist Women: 2nd Wednesday monthly at 10:30 a.m. (Oct 12). Very Active Boy Scout and Cub Scout Troops! Sierra Pines United Methodist Church is located at 22559 Hacienda Drive, G.V. (near Lake of the Pines) and offers two Services: Contemporary at 9 a.m. and Traditional at 10:30 a.m. "Hilltop Kids": Sunday school at 9 a.m. For more information telephone the Church Office at (530) 268-6907 and visit website www.sierrapinesumc.org. Skyline church of Christ This week: Sunday services are held at 10 a.m. in the Senior Center located at 11577 E street Auburn, CA 95603. Group meeting times are Wednesday's at 6 p.m.; Thursday's at 7 p.m. and ladies Bible class at 10 a.m. Thursday's. Pastor: Steve Melton. Website is www.auburnchurchofchrist.com, phone number is 1 (530) 823-5683. Spiritualist Chapel of the Pines The Spiritualist Chapel of the Pines is located at 457 Grass Valley Hwy., No. 7 in Auburn. Church services are held on Sundays at 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. George Brenner. Services: 10 a.m. Sunday (healing service) and 7 p.m. Friday (all message service). Address: 457 Grass Valley Highway, Suite 7, Auburn. (530) 823-1816 or www.spiritualistchapelofthepines.com. St. Joseph Catholic Church Pastor: Father. Cesar Ageas. Deacons Richard Cadenasso, and Mike Young. Masses: Saturday, 5 p.m., (Vigil) and Sunday, 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 12 p.m., (Spanish). Sacrament of Reconciliation: Every Saturday 3:30-4:30 p.m. - also by appointment. Every Saturday (Foresthill) 3:45-4:15 p.m. Sunday (Spanish) 11:15 a.m. Address: 1162 Lincoln Way, (530) 885-2956, www.auburncatholic.com. St. Luke's Episcopal Services: 8, and 10 a.m. Sunday. 10 a.m. Wednesday. Address: 124 Orange St., Auburn. (530) 885-2316 or www.stlukesauburn.org. 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Pastor: Jan Brim. Addresses: Colfax United Methodist, 59 W. Church St., Colfax, (530) 346-2267. Dutch Flat United Methodist, 936 Stockton St., Dutch Flat, (530) 389-8836. Placer Hills United Methodist, 17250 Placer Hills Road, Meadow Vista, (530) 878-0651. Unity of Auburn Pastors: Revs. Karen and Mark Schindler. Services: 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Address: 1212 High St., Auburn. (530) 888-6489 or www.unityofauburn.com.


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26 U.S. Code § 5373 - Wine spirits
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(a) In general
The wine spirits authorized to be used in wine production shall be brandy or wine spirits produced in a distilled spirits plant (with or without the use of water to facilitate extraction and distillation) exclusively from—
except that where, in the production of natural wine or special natural wine, sugar has been used, the wine or the residuum thereof may not be used if the unfermented sugars therein have been refermented. Such wine spirits shall not be reduced with water from distillation proof, nor be distilled, unless regulations otherwise provide, at less than 140 degrees of proof (except that commercial brandy aged in wood for a period of not less than 2 years, and barreled at not less than 100 degrees of proof, shall be deemed wine spirits for the purpose of this subsection).
(b) Withdrawal of wine spirits
(1) The proprietor of any bonded wine cellar may withdraw and receive wine spirits without payment of tax from the bonded premises of any distilled spirits plant, or from any bonded wine cellar as provided in paragraph (2), for use in the production of natural wine, for addition to concentrated or unconcentrated juice for use in wine production, or for such other uses as may be authorized in this subchapter.
(2) Wine spirits so withdrawn, and not used in wine production or as otherwise authorized in this subchapter, may, as provided by regulations prescribed by the Secretary, be transferred to the bonded premises of any distilled spirits plant or bonded wine cellar, or may be taxpaid and removed as provided by law.
(3) On such use, transfer, or taxpayment, the Secretary shall credit the proprietor with the amount of wine spirits so used or transferred or taxpaid and, in addition, with such portion of wine spirits so withdrawn as may have been lost either in transit or on the bonded wine cellar premises, to the extent allowable under section 5008 (a). Where the proprietor has used wine spirits in actual wine production but in violation of the requirements of this subchapter, the Secretary shall also extend such credit to the wine spirits so used if the proprietor satisfactorily shows that such wine spirits were not knowingly used in violation of law.
(c) Distillates containing aldehydes
When the Secretary deems such removal and use will not jeopardize the revenue nor unduly increase administrative supervision, distillates containing aldehydes may, under such regulations as the Secretary may prescribe, be removed without payment of tax from the bonded premises of a distilled spirits plant to an adjacent bonded wine cellar and used therein in fermentation of wine to be used as distilling material at the distilled spirits plant from which such unfinished distilled spirits were removed.
Source(Added Pub. L. 85–859, title II, § 201,Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1382; amended Pub. L. 90–619, § 1,Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1236; Pub. L. 94–455, title XIX, § 1906(b)(13)(A),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1834.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 5373, act Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 667, consisted of provisions similar to those comprising this section, prior to the general revision of this chapter by Pub. L. 85–859.
1976—Pub. L. 94–455struck out "or his delegate" after "Secretary" wherever appearing.
1968—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 90–619inserted special natural wine, under conditions prescribed by regulations, as one of the materials from which wine spirits may be produced and extended to special natural wines the existing prohibition on the use of natural wine whose sugars have been refermented.
Effective Date of 1968 Amendment
Pub. L. 90–619, § 6,Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1237, provided that: "The amendments made by this Act [amending this section and sections 5382 to 5387 of this title] shall take effect on the first day of the first month which begins 90 days or more after the date of the enactment of this Act [Oct. 22, 1968]."
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Judge John Tendwa, the Registrar of political parties, says the political situation within parties has a deadly effect on the democratic process as key decisions on members and leaders are prejudged before the meetings are held – an improper practice in a democratic context.
The registrar told The Guardian on Sunday in an interview that any political party has the right by virtue of its constitution, rules and regulations, legal and procedural meetings to take any action or make any decision against its member or leader of that party. But the trend of political parties in recent days has demonstrated that the intention of the party is known before the meeting is convened, which is a prejudged decision and thus is not sincere.
"A party cannot hold a meeting for a single agenda – just to expel members. The meeting should look at the political situation and problems facing the party and how to go about them in order to purify the polluted situation in polite way, without intimidation to the accused," the registrar emphasized.
He wondered why parties were opting to address the media on matters which were to be discussed and decided upon in an official meeting.
"It was written all over before the meeting that 'Hamad's fate to be known today." Sometimes it is sensationalized by media but the bottom line is that the key decisions are well known before. Kafulila's case was on the same line everything was known beforehand; why intimidate somebody who one day can decide to get out of the party? After all involvement in a political party is voluntary," he pointed out.
The registrar's statement comes three days after Hamad Rashid Mohamed, the Wawi MP (CUF) and four other members were stripped of membership and automatically losing his seat in the House. The party's governing council cited as divisive politcs.
A similar move was taken Ist December 2011 by another opposition party, NCCR – Mageuzi which expelled David Kafulila, MP for Kigoma South constituency. However Kafulila has challenged the party decision in the High court, which granted a temporary restraining order (injunction) against implementation until the main case is concluded.
Hamad also had secured a High court injunction on the party's decision on the very day, pending the hearing of application inter-partes which is fixed for February 13.
Asked about whether it was necessary to have in place a national body for political arbitration, registrar Tendwa said it was impractical to have such a body because its activities would be limited to political parties' conflicts and if it would be redundant if it happened that there are no conflicts at all. He also queried the financing of such a body.
Outspoken, judge Tendwa said that parties should have their internal mechanism to resolve conflicts smoothly. "Expelling members is outdated considering the fact that we are 20 years old in multiparty politics, but if the parties deem it necessary to have an arbitrator, let it be."He admitted that he would like to see changes to the electoral system and associated laws so as to allow the MPs who lose their party membership to remain as legislators. Such a noble decision would be made considering the voters, regardless of party alignment ahead of political parties.
"Assume an MP is expelled by his party and then seeks intervention from a court of law then the court reinstates that MP what will be the relationship between MP and other party leaders?
Will this be regarded as party MP or court MP? Should the registrar continue to endorse the full amount of subsidy or less one legislator? These are key questions whose answers necessitate changes," the registrar underlined.
On increasing popularity of opposition parties, leading to victories in key urban and some rural areas during the past general elections, the registrar said the situation was healthy as it illustrated that the ruling party had not done enough in its deemed traditional strongholds.
He however expressed his discontent on the political parties' trend to stage political rallies and demonstrations delivering criticism on the government without alternative policies to safeguard public interest so as to attract more followers and eventual voters.
Tendwa cited as example the case of Japan where the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) ruled the Far East economic powerhouse for more than 50 years but due to laxity the Democratic Party (DP) managed to win the latest election as its alternative policies were accepted by the voters.
In the meantime three residents of Kigoma South constituency submitted on Friday a petition in the High Court requesting it to declare Article 71 (1) (f) of the Constitution unconstitutional, for conflicting with guaranteed rights of voters.
The said article stipulates an automatic disqualification for a sitting legislator once that legislator is dismissed by the political party that backed his candidacy.
The Kigoma South residents namely Juma Shabani Nzengula, Partick Rubilo and Fanuel Bihole - represented by Mpoki and Advocates - argue that the article violates other constitutional articles such as 20 (1) which gives citizens the freedom to associate and publicly give their views openly.
…. as Maalim asks Tendwa to defend law on political parties
Moshi Lusonzo reports that Civic United Front (CUF) secretary general, Seif Shariff Hamad has urged Judge John Tendwa, the Registrar of Political Parties, to desist from interfering in decisions made by the party, and instead observe the lawe and operational regulations of his office for the benefit of the public.
Addressing a rally at the Bakhressa open space at Manzese in the city yesterday, Maalim Seif who is also Zanzibar First Vice President, said he was surprised when seeing that Judge Tendwa, is not doing his proper job as he is tasked with defending the constitutions of all registered political parties.
He said the registrar had instead turn out to become a front line defender of Wawi MP Hamad Rashid Mohammed who has been expelled from membership by following all laid down regulations under the law governing political parties.
The meeting which was attended by thousands of CUF supporters was specifically organized to provide a forum to explain the decisions taken by the CUF Governing Council to expel four party members, including Hamad Rashid.
Maalim Seif emphasized that he was very respectful of Judge Tendwa on the basis of his inational responsibilities, but the step he took to defend Hamad Rashid was something that had astonished him.
After those decisions were made, the Registrar of Political Parties has lately taken public positions to defend Hamad Rashid. "I expected that he would support us, as we properly used our constitution," the veteran opposition leader declared.
He said the intention of the Registrar in defending those expelled by the governing council is to see the party being led in a chaotic manner without following procedures, which he vowed would not happen.
He said at no time shall anyone be loved more than the party, demanding the Registrar and other people who came out to stand upfront to oppose decisions reached by the governing council to abandon those efforts. The CUF is not the property of any single person but an institution belonging to Tanzanians.
Explaining the decision to expel Hamad Rashid and his three colleagues, Maalim
Seif said that before the decisions were reached efforts were first made to hold two sittings to warn him on his tendency, but he showed no signs of changing.
He said one meeting was held in Zanzibar and another in Dar es Salaam and brought together leading party officials and stakeholders.
As it was clear that it was impossible for the four to change, the leadership to follow all procedures including calling those suspected of sabotaging the party to defend themselves and they did so.
He said the governing council made the decision by focusing on the rights of a member and not his parliamentary position, explaining that in the party, if a person is a leader and goes against its procedures he will have measures taken against him.
Along with that he said the CUF had followed all required procedures, including informing the Speaker of the National Assembly on the decision and if it will not be implemented that will not be the party's concern.
"No one will be able to roll back this matter. We have told the Speaker that this person Hamad is not our member; if she wants to cover him that is up to her," the secretary general affirmed.
He said there were 'secret agenda' pursued by some people who are opposed to the accords reached in Zanzibar and finally bringing the people of Zanzibar together, so they fabricate a conflict.


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I just can't seem to get enough of those tasty Florida blueberries! It's probably because my subconscious keeps telling me that they'll be gone soon. I plop them on cereal and in yogurt. I mix them into salads. I make ice cream, pies and shortcake. I bake muffins, bars and cakes with them. And, I bake them into luscious, fruity, juicy crisps, like this one.
Cobblers, crisps and crumbles – I can never get them straight! My understanding is that a crisp is a baked fruit dessert that is topped with a crunchy, crumbly topping made from sugar, flour, butter and often rolled oats and nuts. That sounds good to me, so I'm calling it a crisp. Whatever you call it, it's one of the simplest, yet most delicious ways to use succulent seasonal fruits. read more >>
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or those of you celebrating Thanksgiving without the bird, here's a quick round-up of my favorite gluten-free vegetarian holiday recipes to inspire you.
Most of these recipes are actually vegan- a dairy-free plus for those of us gluten-free and casein-free. The few recipes garnished with cheese can be easily converted to dairy-free status by using your favorite vegan cheese.
In my kitchen, that's the way the cornbread crumbles.
Gluten-Free Vegetarian Thanksgiving Recipes
The easiest way to feed a hungry vegan crowd is to toss a heap of vegetables into a roasting pan and toss them with olive oil, sea salt, apple cider and cider vinegar (shown above). Roast them and pair them with polenta, rice, quinoa or pasta. You can't go wrong. Start with this recipe for Cider Roasted Vegetables. Then get creative. This Roasted Vegetables on Broiled Polenta recipe is a no-fuss, light and lovely dish.
But first, to tease appetites...
Start off with this raw vegan recipe for hummus- made with soaked cashews. It's so creamy and light. A perfect dip for crisp fresh veggies.
Grilled gluten-free cornbread with roasted yellow tomato salsa is an easy appetizer- not to mention, delicious.
...Or serve it with corn chips if you prefer. Here's the salsa recipe.
For another sassy vegan appetizer, try this roasted eggplant tapenade with toasted slices of my gluten-free baguettes, my pecan cracker recipe, or corn chips.
Roasted red pepper hummus made with chick peas is a tasty classic- you don't even need to mention it's a complementary vegan protein. And it would fab served as a condiment with the following quinoa salad...
Quinoa salad with pears, baby spinach and chick peas just might be my favorite new Fall recipe. Perfect for Thanksgiving. If you haven't tried it yet, give it a whirl. It also works with apples, if you're not a fan of pears.
Easy on the eyes, quinoa stuffed mushrooms are elegant and light. These can be a side dish, with soup and cornbread. Or serve two caps each as a main dish.
One of my favorite new inspirations- pumpkin polenta. Who doesn't love a creamy bowl of comforting polenta seasoned with autumn flavors? The fresh salsa kicks it up with avocado and tomatillo. Pumpkin seeds add crunch.
I call these Greek enchiladas because of their filling. A yummy combo of spinach, roasted red peppers, white beans and feta cheese. If you'd like to keep these Griegos babies vegan, sub the feta with vegan cream cheese or shredded cheese.
Gorgeous red quinoa studded with orange winter squash and ruby cranberries. Talk about vegan festive, Babycakes. This dish begs to adorn your holiday table.
A favorite Thanksgiving pairing- apples and cranberries- simmered into a luscious pleasingly tart applesauce, sweetened with organic raw agave.
Hearty and scrumptious quinoa (chock full of healthy vegan protein). A lovely vegetarian addition to your gluten-free holiday table. And a change of pace from the usual rice pilaf.
But wait- you're looking for a rice dish? Here is gluten-free made simple. This Santa Fe inspired baked rice casserole with artichokes, pine nuts and sweet corn is always a crowd pleaser. Gluten-free or not. Switch out the goat cheese with vegan cheese to keep it dairy-free.
Creamy and wonderful- that is the simple truth. Risotto like this is pure vegan soul food. I used acorn squash in mine- but I suppose butternut would also work.
Roasting Brussels sprouts coaxes their earthy sweetness to the fore. The trick is to not overcook them. Here, roasted sprouts and carrots are served over brown rice with a side of fava beans.
If you're in the mood for soup (I am always up for it) this favorite classic might tickle your Thanksgiving fancy. Curry adds an elegant, special undertone to the all too often Plain Jane of vegan soup. And the pan toasted cornbread croutons nudge it over the top. Seriously.
These enchiladas have been on our holiday menu so many years I've stopped counting. The sweet potato black bean filling is both hearty and comforting. Creamy good and muy delicioso. Use shredded vegan cheese on the top to keep it dairy-free.
In case you missed out on this recipe I'm sharing it once again. A moist and tender pumpkin pie inspired bread. No one has to know it's gluten-free- unless you confess it.
Gluten-free never tasted so pumpkiny and light- make these pumpkin muffins the night before Thanksgivng.
Another bowl of vegan soup goodness for your consideration. A combo of pumpkin and sweet potatoes. Smooth and filling and sunshine orange, to boot. Ginger helps it sing.
If you live in a hotter state this November you might really appreciate this light and lively quinoa taco salad for your Thanksgiving repast. Unconventional? Maybe. Delicious? Definitely. I predict no leftovers.
How about a change from mashed potatoes? I love mashed potatoes- but too often during the holidays they are cold by the time you dip your fork in with drooling anticipation. Baking scalloped potatoes guarantees piping hot potato deliciousness.
I serve this vegan sweet potato salad warm- and it is to die for. A nice change from the typical white potato salad with mayo. Fun for Thanksgiving- or the following day when, unbelievably, everyone is hungry all over again.
Sometimes you crave something meaty. Hearty. And yeah, there's always grilled portobello mushrooms. But how about something different? Here's my savory vegan loaf baked with an apricot maple glaze. And no lentils (sorry, lentil fans, I'm not too crazy about those particular legumes).
Okay. So your Thanksgiving plans involve driving to a turkey fest loaded with gluten. What's a gluten-free vegan girl to do? Prepare a take-along covered one-dish supper for yourself. Arrive in time to throw it in the oven (let the cook know you'd like to share some oven space). Bake it for twenty five minutes or so. This vegetarian shepherd's pie is topped with mashed potatoes.
Deja vu all over again, I know. This recipe was posted recently, but in case you are new to the blog- I'm including it here in this vegetarian round-up post. Because the cornbread stuffing is too good to miss. There's also instructions on roasting acorn squash with maple syrup. Super easy. Super good.
Okay. We're down to sweets. My favorite part. This simple crustless pumpkin pie is so good, gluten-eaters love it, too. Doubt it? Read through the comments on this recipe. Then go bake yourself a pie, Darlin'.
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A major contributor to the U.S. economy, the biopharmaceutical sector generates high-quality jobs and powers economic output for the U.S. economy, serving as the "the foundation upon which one of the United States' most dynamic innovation and business ecosystems is built," according to the Battelle Technology Partnership Practice [1].
These economic impacts are driven by the industry's research and development (R&D) enterprise [2]. The U.S. biopharmaceutical sector accounts for the single largest share of all U.S. business R&D, representing 23.4 percent of all domestic R&D funded by U.S. businesses in 2013, according to data from the National Science Foundation.
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The U.S. biopharmaceutical sector employs more than 810,000 workers and supports a total of 3.4 million jobs across the country.
The industry helps support a vibrant scientific and economic ecosystem that is vital to the U.S. economy and our country's competitiveness in the global market. Biopharmaceutical companies put down roots in communities across the country, helping to generate jobs across a whole range of sectors, from suppliers to retail to personal services.
The jobs the industry creates have high wages and require a workforce with diverse skills and educational levels, from Ph.D. scientists to entry-level technicians, to support staff of all kinds. In 2011, the average annual total compensation for biopharmaceutical workers was $110,490, compared with $54,455 for all U.S. workers.
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As measured by Battelle, the overall economic impact of the biopharmaceutical sector on the U.S. economy totals about $790 billion on an annual basis when direct, indirect and induced effects are considered. This figure includes vendors and suppliers throughout the country that assist biopharmaceutical companies in the discovery, development and delivery of medicines for patients.
To provide insight into the breadth of the industry's impact in the form of business relationships with vendors large and small, a recent analysis by We Work for Health aggregated data from 17 innovative companies across 17 states [3]. The analysis found that in 2011, these biopharmaceutical companies spent approximately $53 billion in transactions with vendors and suppliers in these states.
Although just a snapshot of the sector's total impact, these findings demonstrate the importance of a strong and vibrant biopharmaceutical industry in helping other businesses to grow and contribute to a strong local economy. Vendor data from this analysis, broken down by congressional and state legislative district, can be viewed on www.weworkforhealth.org [4].
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Biopharmaceutical companies collaborate with local research institutions across the country—including clinical research centers, university medical schools, hospitals, and foundations—to carry out clinical trials, providing patients access to potential new treatments as well as creating local jobs.
A PhRMA program called "Research in Your Backyard" helps to illustrate the impact trials have on communities around the country. Twenty state reports developed by the program have been released highlighting the biopharmaceutical economic impact on these communities [2] through clinical trials.
More broadly, the biopharmaceutical industry and its extensive supply chain have a significant economic impact on jobs and economic output across the country. Research from the Battelle Technology Partnership Practice provides estimates of this economic impact for the U.S. and for selected states [5].
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Saw this on Twitter and got a laugh out of it. O/U 20,000 people there today?
Ouch...KU has some great football fans
Horrible thread title. Hypnotoads at Mythical Bird was the correct answer.
And WTF was the Big 12 thinking making this TCU's first conference game.
That sucks, pretty sad really. I feel bad for them. I never was a fan of Charlie Weiss but wow has he fallen from glory. I remember going to games at JTS in the mid 90's, it was kind of like that.
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Horrible thread title. Hypnotoads at Mythical Bird was the correct answer.
And WTF was the Big 12 thinking making this TCU's first conference game.
Does it matter? We play everyone in the conference with 10 teams.........
I'm torn on who to cheer for? Keep KU at bottom or hope TCU struggles in Big 12? I State can beat both these teams IMO.
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Does it matter? We play everyone in the conference with 10 teams.........
Yeah, the SEC gave Mizzou and Aggy marquee match ups to showcase the conference. It generated buzz and hype about the league. The Big 12 sent TCU to slaughter the worst team in the league in front of 30 fans.
Bad snap
I will say though, this probably isn't the most packed it'll get. Our stadium is somewhat like this while the band is playing pregame.
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I bleed cardinal and urinate gold.
KU might take the lead here!
I think you gotta cheer for KU. Knock TCU down a notch and make them realize that this is the Big 12,not the MWC.
Holy Moley what a football game....Kansas just went ahead of the Horn Frogs 3-0.............
What in the world is the BigXII conference coming 2 ????????
Our stands don't look very good when the band is playing during the pregame.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
KU up 3-0. Now they just need some type of event to happen where both teams agree to end the game and take the result as is.
ku offense looks bad
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Popular U.S. pizza chain Papa John's faces a $250 million class-action lawsuit for blasting customers with illegal text messages.
The plaintiffs allege that Papa John's franchises sent customers a total of 500,000 unwanted messages in early 2010. The spam texts offered deals for pizza, and some customers complained they were getting 15 or 16 texts in a row, even during the middle of the night, according Donald Heyrich, an attorney representing the class.
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The chair was considered so horrific and terrifying that the accused would often commit suicide before even coming anywhere near the chair. Death could be dragged out for long periods of time due to the nails stopping the blood from completely flowing out. If you survived the chair, you would not survive the consequential infections that would ensue from contact with the rusty nails.
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