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The World Diabetes Congress in Montreal, Canada reconfirmed the event's position as one of the most significant dates on the global health calendar. The five-day congress attracted 12,000 international delegates to access the latest data and opinion from the scientific community, discuss key issues in diabetes care, and exchange information on how available resources can best be used to tackle the global diabetes problem.
Delegates left the congress energized by the experience and ready to take key learnings back to their countries to see how local adaption and implementation can best benefit people living with diabetes and those at risk.
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- How do animals in the deep-sea use shadows to hunt? How do some animals use bioluminescence to counter this strategy?
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April 23, 2017,
Conversion disorder is a mental health condition in which a person has blindness, paralysis, or other nervous system (neurologic) symptoms that cannot be explained by medical evaluation.
Hysterical neurosis
Conversion disorder symptoms may occur because of a psychological conflict.
Symptoms usually begin suddenly after a stressful experience. People are at risk of conversion disorder if they also have a medical illness, or the other mental health problem of dissociative disorder (escape from reality that is not on purpose) or a personality disorder (inability to manage feelings and behaviors that are expected in certain social situations).
Persons who have conversion disorder are not making up their symptoms (malingering). Some doctors falsely believe that this disorder is not a real condition and may tell patients the problem is all in their head. But this condition is real. It causes distress and cannot be turned on and off at will.
The physical symptoms are thought to be an attempt to resolve the conflict the person feels inside. For example, a woman who believes it is not acceptable to have violent feelings may suddenly feel numbness in her arms after becoming so angry that she wanted to hit someone. Instead of allowing herself to have violent thoughts about hitting someone, she experiences the physical symptom of numbness in her arms.
Symptoms of a conversion disorder include the loss of one or more bodily functions, such as:
Common signs of conversion disorder include:
Diagnostic testing does not find any physical cause for the symptoms.
The doctor will do a physical exam and may order diagnostic tests. These are to make sure there are no physical causes for the symptom.
Talk therapy and stress management training may help reduce symptoms.
The affected body part or physical function will need physical or occupational therapy until the symptoms go away. For example, a paralyzed arm must be exercised to keep the muscles strong.
Symptoms usually last for days to weeks and may suddenly go away. Usually the symptom itself is not life threatening, but complications can be debilitating.
See your health care provider or mental health professional if you or someone you know has symptoms of a conversion disorder.
Blais MA, Smallwood P, Groves JE, Rivas-Vazquez RA. Personality and personality disorders. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry . 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2008:chap 39.


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Family: Ambystomidae, Mole Salamanders view all from this family
Description 7-13" (18-33 cm). Large and stout; head broad; snout rounded. Dark brown or blackish above with many irregular light brown, olive, or yellowish-brown spots or blotches, extending down onto sides. Belly olive-yellow.
Breeding Breeds in early spring in shallow ponds.
Habitat Sandy pine barrens; shallow ponds.
Range Eastern coastal plan from Long Island, New York, south the Florida panhandle and extreme e. Louisiana. Great Lakes states south to Gulf; also e. Texas.
Discussion This salamander is underground most of year, where it lives in mammal and crayfish burrows or under waterside debris. It is a subspecies of the Tiger Salamander.


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WARSAW, Ind., Jan 18, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Zimmer Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: ZMH) announced today that its corporate website, http://www.zimmer.com , has been enhanced to provide easier access for patients seeking information about orthopaedic conditions and treatments and for physicians searching for product data, educational services and surgical techniques. The site has added content about Zimmer Minimally Invasive Solutions(TM) (MIS(TM)) Procedures and Technologies.
"Our Internet presence has been a key element in our drive to link patients and surgeons to the information they need, and then to link patients to the surgeons who can provide necessary treatments," said Zimmer Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Ray Elliott. "We have integrated content from the former Centerpulse website into zimmer.com , providing site visitors with even more access to information about arthritis, treatment options, and product solutions."
In addition to streamlined navigation, the website also features greater resources for surgeons, including a calendar of medical education courses and CME webcasts. Product information, surgical techniques, white papers, design rationales, and study guides are available for surgeons who register online. Additional patient education materials have been added, with more than 40 new articles about anatomy, arthritis, back pain, dental implants, and orthopaedic treatments. Patient information on the zimmer.com site has been reviewed for accuracy by surgeons.
In addition to professional and patient education, the site features updated career and investor relations sections.
About the Company
Founded in 1927 and headquartered in Warsaw, Indiana, Zimmer is the worldwide #1 pure-play orthopaedic leader in the design, development, manufacture and marketing of reconstructive and spinal implants, trauma and related orthopaedic surgical products. In October 2003, the Company finalized its acquisition of Centerpulse AG, a Switzerland-based orthopaedics company and the leader in the European reconstructive market. The new Zimmer has operations in more than 24 countries around the world and sells products in more than 80 countries. As a result of the acquisition of Centerpulse, reported 2003 sales were $1.9 billion. Full-year 2003 pro forma worldwide sales of Zimmer and Centerpulse were approximately $2.6 billion. The new Zimmer is supported by the efforts of more than 6,500 employees.
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The Elevator in the dream tangible changes in emotional state, mood. Lift any other lift-descent is fast, confined space, and often what we can do to control them.
Most disturbing of dreams with a lift that a dreamer cannot go to enter it, lift the «not listening», that is going the wrong way and don't stop there. Such dreams represent the emotional state of a person when he can not cope with anxiety. Such dreams should be treated with caution and to understand the causes of anxiety in your daily life, and not to bring themselves to the fact that once the dream Elevator «throw» through the roof or it will break and fall to the basement.
In most cases dreams with a lift in the real life concerns of people actually «controlled» by themselves. But due to the fact that many of us from childhood to be afraid of getting stuck in the Elevator (subconscious fear), we give «control» something to fear and our subconscious mind often uses the Elevator.
Elevator access — the ability to quickly achieve the desired. The Elevator goes up and achieving the success that will come quickly.
Sent 02.03.2015 in 14:27
I go to the front door and ground floor to see his friend with his mother. He's drunk and he has a little swollen face, and a little broken. His mother maintains that he did not fall. I'm going to climb to the second floor by Elevator, where he lives. Approach the Elevator and see that he is already standing in the Elevator with his back to me. I'm afraid to go with him in this condition and at first did not dare to enter, then I go, but I'm scared and I'm out of the Elevator. Then he gave me his hand, inviting me to enter the Elevator and I cease to fear him and go. We drive for some time as usual riding the Elevator, and then sharply accelerating and speeding up. Then the Elevator starts to go down on a circular path and outside the home. I was scared that we fall out of it. So it was four laps (up and down) then lifting on the fourth lap I woke up. Next dream I'm with my girlfriend in the same house at the highest floor and she said to me: Yes, there are four circles you have to drive. Well, or something like that. Please explain the dream.
Sent 02.03.2015 in 22:06 | reply to author Viki.
He actually drinks?
Sent on 03/03/2015 at 00:09
No, he doesn't drink. Take care of business. We see him occasionally (maybe once a year or two) why dream it, I do not understand. I have not talked to him and was texting and hadn't heard from him.
Sent on 03/03/2015 at 16:10 | reply Viki.
If a man rarely talk, and he does not take part in your life, it is likely that his image is transferred into your cases, since he engaged himself in business.
The whole appearance of his face: swollen, slightly broken, he's drunk, says that the ACTIVITY ( what you do) is just not right and it is very much troubling you, you're upset. And in order to RISE ABOVE, that is to change everything in the best direction for you, you have to pass 4 rounds — it can be the periods of time and can be cyclical repetitive actions by which you (your business) stand up. This figurative expression.
Sent on 03/03/2015 at 16:33
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Mississippi State and Ole Miss got their men Wednesday, but there's still one more big target out there for both of them.
MSU added two players to its fold on the first day of the junior college signing period, while Ole Miss added three. Both schools, as well as Washington and reportedly Auburn, are still awaiting word from Lavon Hooks, a defensive tackle from Northeast Mississippi Community College.
The 6-foot-4, 295-pound Hooks, who has a five-star rating from 247Sports, has delayed his decision several times this week. Both teams would be able to use him immediately to shore up their defensive lines.
Hooks recorded 20.5 tackles-for-loss and 9.5 sacks this past season for Northeast.
The Bulldogs did address a couple of big needs with Wednesday's signings: cornerback and wide receiver, where graduation is taking a big toll.
Justin Cox, of East Mississippi CC, is a safety who originally signed with State out of high school. He had 11 interceptions in two years at EMCC and could be moved to cornerback.
Jeremey Chappelle, of Tyler (Texas) CC, is a 6-2 receiver who had 801 yards and nine touchdowns this fall.
Spring cleaning
"Our defensive backfield with a lot of guys leaving and at the receiver position with five seniors, it's huge for us to get guys coming in the spring, that they'll make a contribution," head coach Dan Mullen said.
The Ole Miss haul is headlined by Quadarias Mireles of Delray Beach, Fla. The nation's No. 8 rated athlete by ESPN.com signed with the Rebels out of high school but went to Hinds Community College, where he had 828 all-purpose yards this season.
Also joining Ole Miss in January will be a pair of high schoolers, running back Mark Dodson (Memphis) and tight end Christian Morgan (Plano, Texas). Dodson was the Tennessee Gatorade player of the year, rushing for 3,295 yards and 37 touchdowns.
Morgan is a converted offensive lineman who had 497 yards and five TDs as a senior.
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STARKVILLE – The teaching continues, but Mississippi State found some time for application on Friday.
The Bulldogs held their fourth practice of the spring, mixing installation work with some game-like situations: 11-on-11, red zone and goal line. Head coach Dan Mullen wasn't surprised to see older players making most of the big plays.
"The younger guys are still trying to figure it out – for a lot of them this is their first time doing it," Mullen said. "Even through next week there's a lot of learning, and then you really want to see guys who grasp what we're trying to do."
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:38 PM GMT en Agosto 13, 2009
Tropical Depression Two is near death, but is still worth watching. The dry, Saharan air to the north and west of the depression, combined with moderately high levels of wind shear of 15 - 20 knots, have almost completely destroyed all of TD 2's heavy thunderstorms. Satellite loops of the storm show a well-formed circulation, but almost no heavy thunderstorm activity.
Wind shear over TD 2 is expected to remain in the modereate range, 10 - 20 knots, over the next five days. Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) are 27°C, but will warm to 28°C three days from now. There is plenty of dry, stable air from the Saharan Air Layer (SAL) to to TD 2's north and west that will continue to cause the storm problems. The relatively cool SSTs and dry air mean that TD 2 will not be able to intensify quickly, and some of the models indicate the TD 2 may get destroyed in the next day or two. However, several models still predict TD 2 will become a tropical storm. The HWRF model predicts TD 2 will become a hurricane five days from now, but this seems unlikely given the dry air and relatively high wind shear affecting the storm.
Figure 1. Tropical Depression Two (left side of image) and tropical wave 90L (right side of image).
African tropical wave 90L
A strong tropical wave with a large circulation and plenty of heavy thunderstorm activity is a few hundred miles south of the Cape Verdes Islands, off the coast of Africa. NHC dubbed this disturbance 90L this morning. This morning's QuikSCAT pass shows that 90L has a very large circulation, and top winds of about 30 mph. Satellite imagery from the European METEOSAT satellite show that the heavy thunderstorms associated with 90L are in two major bands, to the north and to the south of the center. There is no heavy thunderstorm activity near the center yet, and this would have to happen before 90L can be named Tropical Depression Three. Water vapor imagery shows that since 90L is forming several hundred miles south of the dry air of the Saharan Air Layer (SAL), the storm should not be affected by dry air and dust as much as Tropical Depression Two has been. Wind shear is about 20 knots over 90L, and is forecast to remain in the moderate range, 10 - 20 knots, over the next five days. Sea Surface Temperatures are about 28°C, and will remain in the 27 - 28°C range the next five days, which are high enough above the 26°C threshold for tropical cyclone formation to allow some slow development to occur. The GFS and ECMWF models continue to predict the development of this wave, though they are now less aggressive about intensifying it than they were in earlier runs. The consensus among the reliable HWRF, GFDL, GFS, and ECMWF models is to bring 90L to point near or just north of the northernmost Lesser Antilles Islands 6 - 8 days from now. The storm could be at hurricane strength by then, as forecast by the SHIPS intensity model.
I'll have an update Friday morning.
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The process itself vision in dreams refers to the perception of images, symbols, and oddly enough — KNOWLEDGE. A dreamer, oneironaut, experienced practitioner, sometimes a random lucky ones, the information in dreams can come (to do) as PURE KNOWLEDGE. In most cases all data is «encrypted» in characters.
So, if you SEE in dreams pure information and events, occurrences, actions and deeds of people, you don't need a dream book, and the page with the AFFIRMATIONS of the DREAMS — for practicing OS. If you do not intend to practice the Wasps, but simply want to see a prophetic dream, for example about the future, you are on on the page of PROPHETIC DREAMS project Magicum.
All who popped in here for interpretation, decoding the values of the sleep, go to the Dream interpretation of Magicom — where the entire archive of reports of our group, gathered by decades of painstaking analysis separated by categories, dates, facts and definitions…
There is still a Dream come True of Dreams, it collected WORLD, with the help of our dear and respected, tireless and meticulous moderators, authors and visitors.
There is another secluded and popular location on the website is the BLOGS of MAGICOM. Everyone here is having fun in full: I write to Express my opinion, to hone skills in interpretation, revealing their own abilities in understanding the world of dreams.
In all of this easier to understand with books of a project — there is all information in a systematic way.
And… let's move on to the interpretation of the character that you are, in principle, «looked» to look. So.
To dream…
The street. A dream in which the streets are wide, clean and beautiful spoke about the successful movement of your Affairs in the near future. The wider and longer the street the more will last a period of your life. To see the street in the dream is narrow, dirty or dark and curve with bumps — to obstacles in Affairs. Walk down the street — the movement of cases. Sweep in the dream, the street — to eliminate the problems hindering the promotion.
Snow in the dream, clean and sparkling in the sun — the changes in your life for the better. Snow white in the dream, fortunately. The whiter it is and more beautiful than happier and happier your future changes. A dream in which you see a lot of snow — for profit and health.
A dream about mud dream to shame or disease. In the dream, to fall in the mud — a disgrace, public disgrace. To walk through the mud to failure and heavy period experiences. Walking barefoot on the dirt — a lot of stress because of the scandal. Feet in the mud to disease due to emotions and stress. The dirt on the road means that in the very near future there will be a public scandal and disgrace. But, this dream — a sign of advance. If you know what I mean, or will be able to determine where you are in trouble, try to keep aloof.
To dream of a beautiful wood sign the good life, prosperity and joy. Matter what you were doing in the woods in a dream. For example, to collect mushrooms in the forest to prosperity and profits.
If you dream of a dark forest, thick, hopeless, or rugged, a dream to sadness, grief and anxiety. In these dreams there are always additional characters indicating certain situations in life.
In my sleep the floor is dirty means unhappiness and discord in the family. Depending, of course, some dirt, and in which rooms. For example, water on the floor dream about the problems and experiences that relate to families and households. So you were clearer the meaning of this symbol in dreams is water is the emotional background and the floor — resistance provisions of the fundamental basis. If you combine these two characters, you get that in your dream you saw their experiences because of the instability in some situation. Well, if the water was clean, even cold. This means that your anxiety will pass.
The graves in the cemetery dream to work in case that bothers you or guilt, although correct to say — something in the past that still does not give you peace.
Dream about the bridge portends you a big change. The bridge over the river symbolizes the transition from one lifestyle to another. Significant changes. The bridge in the dream go — a very good sign. You will be able to overcome all obstacles and achieve his goal. In addition, you fate, circumstances will favor. To go over the bridge in a dream — a sign of good luck in a hard case. Whatever the circumstances, you will be able to implement his plan. Importantly, to the end of your dream, the bridge is not destroyed or you fell from it.
Field in a dream symbolically reflects the current, the course of your life, major changes and your vision and sense of future events. Interesting, but the field usually have where the visible future events, not past or present. For example, to dream of a field of flowers to see the happiness and joy and well-being. The green field to the pleasures in life and the premonitions come true hopes. To go on such field — to love, health and serenity. Wheat field Vosne to the wealth and well-being. Plowed field dream for the coming great luck and wealth. Potato field — your hard work will allow you to live comfortably.
A dream about grain foreshadows happiness, fulfilling hopes, full of contentment and well-being. Of course, if the plot of a dream no threatening signs, when the grain was spoiled, darkened, decayed or lost is to loss and damages. To dream of wheat grain to the wealth that you get by the case, which involved not only for work but also love it! Coffee beans in your sleep (as well as coffee beans) — dream to receive a well-deserved pleasure, and such as you wanted, what you were thinking and dreaming. Pomegranate seeds in a dream — to position in society and wealth. To dream of a lot of grain to a great income and prosperous life.
Corn dream means that your life is prosperous and secure. In all senses. And you and your family happy and healthy. Corn on the cob to dream — to the results of a specific case or project. What is the cob or the cob — these are the results. To gather corn in the dream to increase your income, and may portend the fulfillment of a cherished desire. To dream of corn boiled — to ensure that your security is based on past returns.
Braid from the hair symbolizes strength, energy, ability and order in all of this. To weave braids in her sleep, then allow the thoughts and Affairs in order, know what I want. If a man dreams that the girl weaves a braid so she made a decision in relation to it.
A dream about berries means sensual, emotional reactions to events, usually in personal relationships. Collect in a dream berries — to the fleeting passions and a short novel. There are ripe, sweet berries – delight, pleasant communication.


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Barcelona's Montjuïc is a broad shallow hill with a relatively flat top overlooking the harbour, to the southeast of the city centre. The eastern side of the hill is almost a sheer cliff, giving it a commanding view over the city's harbour immediately below. The top of the hill (a height of 173 metres) was the site of several fortifications, the latest of which (the Castell de Montjuïc) remains today.
The Port of Barcelona has a 2000-year history and a great contemporary commercial importance. It is Europe's ninth largest container port, with a trade volume of 2.3 million TEU's in 2006. The port is managed by the Port Authority of Barcelona. Its 7.86 km2 (3 sq mi) are divided into three zones: Port Vell (the Old Port), the commercial port and the logistics port (Barcelona Free Port). The port is undergoing an enlargement that will double its size thanks to diverting the mouth of the Llobregat river 2 km (1¼ mi) to the south.
The Port Vell (old port) area also houses the Maremagnum (a commercial mall), a multiplex cinema, the IMAX Port Vell and an aquarium.
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Me interesaria sacar una copia impresa de esta gigafoto. ¿Es posible? ¿Cual crees que es el tamaño máximo de impresión sin perder calidad?
The big block in the middle of the picture was demolished and it is there anymore.
Nice one, great details
Magnífica panorámica, por el detalle y el pegado de las fotos. Enhorabuena!
Great pan with alot of zoom in detail !!


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The Hagen surname is part of John Samuel Krentz's heritage. His great-grandfather was:
- Christian Ludwig Hagen of Sückau, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany. Christian and his wife, whose name I don't know, were my third great-grandparents.
- Catharina Dorothea Elisabeth Hagen, born 29 April 1819 in Sückau. She married Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Brandt on 4 November 1842 in Dammeretz, Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Together they had eight children, five of whom lived to adulthood. Catharina died on 20 March 1891 in Monticello, White County, Indiana. She was buried the next day in the Lutheran cemetery at Reynolds. Catharina and Johann were my great-great-grandparents.
The marriage record above comes from the Evangelical Lutheran records of Vellahn parish. They are available on microfilm at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City (film no. 069632, 069633 and 069634). These films are also on permanent loan at the LDS stake at 17140 SW Bany Road, Beaverton, Oregon.


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We've had a guilty obsession with Whitney Port from back when she starred in The Hills. Fast forward 7 years and the designer just married her long-term boyfriend Tim Rosenman and is still giving us serious outfit/life/hair envy.
Whitney Port talks to ELLE Australia about all things beauty
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My son was 17 and at the time we owned one family computer that the kids were allowed to use. My kids had a strict time limit for playing video games and since we use McAfee® Family Protection software, they knew that once their hour was up, that was it. So when my 17-year old walked away from the computer before his time was up, I knew something was amiss. When I asked him what was going on, he was extremely agitated. We had to force him to stay in the room with us and tell us what was going on. He had just started dating his girlfriend and her ex was threatening him over email and chat. He felt because he had engaged with this guy, he somehow had to resolve the situation.
We had to remind him that he did not deserve to be treated this way. We also had to remind him to block the guy and to ignore any further attempts to engage him in conversation online. We were very lucky that the bully in this case no longer lived in our state. That ended the incident, but as a parent it hit home with me that I needed to continually educate my kids about cyberbullying.
I believe that the conversation about cyberbullying should happen with kids long before the bullying starts. This conversation happens in my home every time there is a story in the news about cyberbullying. This is a great time to connect with your kids and ask them some questions. Do they know anyone who is being bullied? Have they ever felt bullied? Do they know how to block someone in chat or on Facebook? I also use this time to remind them that I expect them to treat others with respect and kindness and to never be mean to others online or offline.
Not only do kids need us to reinforce rules such as "stop, block and tell," and remind them to "take five" from technology when they are upset, but we should also help them learn the skills they need to protect themselves. Like with learning any other skill, this takes time. They may slip up occasionally when they are learning the skills they need to stay safe in their online world. My biggest concern with my kids is making sure they know that they can come to me if they get into trouble, rather than trying to hide what is happening in their life. They need to hear over and over that they deserve to be treated well and that we care about them.
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This is a unique, one of a kind original oil painting. It was done in oil on stretched canvas, and carefully finished with a high quality varnish. It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. I can sign it in front on your request. The painting is sold unframed, with a hook on the backside. All sides are painted, so it can be hung straight out of the box. Of course you could also frame it later on, if you choose to do that.The painting will be carefully packed in cardboard box with layers of bubble wrap and sent out to you as soon as possible.Please let me know if you have any questions! Thanks for looking!
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Planning a barbecue? Get the grill going early, and your guests can savor these special shrimp skewers before the main course.
Look carefully at the sizing on the bag of shrimp. Medium shrimp should be 31 to 35 per pound. Not all manufacturers label shrimp the same, but most will tell you how many shrimp per pound.
If you can't find 6-inch bamboo skewers, use heavy-duty scissors to snip the skewers to the desired length.
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|red was streaming a wolf a wolf and a man with an ax came in and chopped of the wolfes tail.
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Shedding light on the elusive mechanics of hearing in the mammalian cochlea
Human hearing is exquisitely sensitive over a vast range of sounds. We can hear faint sounds down to the level of thermal fluctuations in the ear, and our ability to discern subtle differences in tone allows us to distinguish human voices of nearly identical timbre. We additionally perceive sounds of vastly differing intensities on a similar scale, enabling us to clearly hear the distant strumming of nylon strings from a classical guitar playing in concert with a full orchestra. These remarkable capabilities are largely lost in
individuals with sensorineural hearing loss, which stems primarily from the failure of mechanosensory hair cells. Such hearing loss is associated with changes in the traveling waves that transmit acoustic signals along the cochlea. However, the connection between cochlear mechanics and the amplificatory function of hair cells remains unclear. Using an optical technique that permits the targeted inactivation of prestin, a protein of outer hair cells that generates forces on the basilar membrane, we find that these forces locally
interact with cochlear traveling waves to achieve enormous mechanical amplification. Analysis of these results indicates that cochlear amplification produces negative damping that counters the viscous drag impeding traveling waves; targeted photoinactivation locally interrupts this compensation. These results reveal the locus of amplification in cochlear traveling waves and connect the characteristics of normal hearing to molecular forces.


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i hope everyone has a wonderful, safe, holiday season!-Paul
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Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year to all...
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Wishing you all a very safe and happy holiday!!!!
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Ditto to all of the above.
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Description The wolf eel (Anarrhichthys ocellatus) is a member of the family Anarhichadidae together with the wolffishes of the genus Anarhichas. The wolf eel is monotypic within the genus Anarrhichthys. This superficially eel-like fish feeds on crustaceans, sea urchins, mussels, clams and some fishes, crushing them with its strong jaws. It can grow to be 203 centimetres (80 in), 18.6 kilograms (41 lb), and is found in the northern Pacific Ocean, ranging from the Sea of Japan and the Aleutian Islands to northern California. The wolf eel makes its home on rocky reefs or stony bottom shelves from shallow to moderate depths, picking a territory in a crevice, den or lair in the rocks.
Large wolf eels are curious and friendly and are rarely aggressive but are capable of inflicting painful bites on humans. They have edible, tasty white meat. Milton Love notes, "They are good to eat and some northwest Native American tribes reserved this species for tribal healers."
Dimensions Up to 6'8" (2 m).
Warning If molested, these fish may bite and cause serious wounds.
Habitat Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes, Ocean or bay shallows, Open ocean.
Range California, Northwest, Western Canada, Alaska.


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" HERE IS MY FULL REVIEW ON THE TEKFUSION TWINWOOFERS Note: I'm not much of a reviewer, but i had to review these In-Ear Headphones because they are so special to me, and to my collection, so couldn't resist but give you guys some of my views. Hope you like it. Also, if you don't like my review, forgive me for taking your time but i think you won't INTRO Tekfusion Twinwoofers is a..." --audiophilic0
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Black Pearl is a project introduced after three years of the Moonlight's evolution. Its intention was to create a headphone amplifier with at least equal sound quality followed by much higher output power, enabling the amplifier to work well also with hard to drive high impedance dynamic and orthodynamic headphones. Besides higher power the Black Pearl has got another advantage over...


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I need a scanner to scan some snapshots (before digi) anyway I don't neet to scan 12X12 or negatives just the pictures. I know NOTHING! Any suggestions? And I am on a budget, like everyone else I'm sure! I know I can count on Y'all!
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Posted 17 February 2007 - 06:51 PM
I've always used Epson scanners. The one I currently have is the Epson Perfection 1250. It scans letter size or slightly larger, and I've been very happy with it. I got it almost 6 years ago, so I can't even begin to help you on what it sells for. I'd imagine there is a similar one available for a reasonable price.
Posted 17 February 2007 - 08:40 PM
Another Epson fan here. I use the Epson Perfection 4990 Photo, which, from your post, sounds like more scanner than what you need right now (it scans negatives from 35mm up to 8x10). However, I'm betting that you can't go wrong with Epson products. Check out their website and see what's in your price range.
Posted 18 February 2007 - 03:50 AM
I have a Canon LiDE 25 and I find it just great. I think most of the well known brands are pretty good these days. One thing I would suggest is you make sure you get one with the hinge at the top (short) end rather than one which opens from the side like a book. It just makes scanning your paper layouts (if you do them) a lot easier. You can easily scan both halves and then photomerge (stitch) them together to make a whole layout. I wrote a tutorial on my blog on doing a scan and photomerge if you need to find out how to do it.
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I have not blogged since a long time. It seems it has become a regular habit, but I will try to change that. There are many reasons to it, among others too few spare time. I went on holiday with Jonita in July, near Naples (Italy), it was very nice and I enjoyed it much. We are slowly preparing our wedding which will take place next year, and that's a lot of work. Actually, we have been together since 7 years (in one week).
More and more people talk about Skype. I agree their software is easy when it comes to firewall, but it is using a non-standard protocol and it is proprietary. That's funny to see how people accept to be emprisoned into a proprietary protocol, preventing communication with other software, for a software whose job is to ease communication. I think that's a big problem, especially when you see the quality of protocols like H.323, or SIP.
Preparing things for the 1.2 release which could not be ready in time for the GNOME 2.8 release. That release will have many internal code changes,as I wanted to prepare the way for the future SIP integration. I think the release should be ready in maximum one month if we don't drop ILS yet. After the release, I will invest all my efforts on GnomeMeeting and Opal hacking to get SIP ready and as much usable as H.323 currently is in GnomeMeeting. A few features could be missing though, but I think it could be pretty exciting if GnomeMeeting was the first Open Source software to support the 2 major standard protocols for VoIP, IP telephony and videoconferencing.


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Typing while listening to Sen. John Kerry live, talking on the Senate floor about community service...
--A local accountant, Hiep Q. Nguyen, has opened a campaign committee and tells the Phoenix he is exploring a possible run for city council at-large. Nguyen is president of the board of directors for the Vietnamese American Civic Association.
--Nguyen would be, by my count, the 11th at-large candidate, joining Felix G. Arroyo; Doug Bennett; John Connolly; Ego Ezedi; Tomas Gonzalez; Marty Hogan; Andrew Kenneally; Steve Murphy; Jean-Claude Sanon; and Scotland Willis. And still no women. (Run, Ayanna, Run!)
--Sam Yoon's credit card expenses reveal a fundraising trip to San Francisco last month.
--The arbitration hearing began today for Firefighters Local 718 and the City of Boston. I'll blog more about this later, but the city is narrowing its focus to the types of egregious abuses that we've been reading about in Globe exposes the past couple of years, rather than large, organizational change.
--The American Conservative Union's 2008 ratings score Delahunt as the most conservative (or least liberal) of the Bay State's 10 US Reps last year: he rated a 10 on a scale of 0-100. It was his votes against the bailout bills that did it -- and pushed his lifetime rating all the way up to 4. Six Mass. Reps scored perfect zeroes for '08, while Tierney and Capuano each scored 4, and Lynch posted an 8. Over in the Senate, Ted K. chalked up another goose egg (lifetime rating: 2), and Kerry scored a 4.


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Let's get this right out into the open: Santa Fe is a touristy town. The art, the architecture, the history—Santa Fe has been selling itself as a world-class vacation destination, and people are buying. There's no point in denying the facts, and tourism in Santa Fe is a fact. Another fact is that tourism isn't the city's only commodity. Now, now, don't let your bias get in the way. Santa Fe isn't only for rich yuppies with money to burn, nor is it full of stinky hippies who wish it was still the '60s. And you Santa Feans—you know you harbor bias toward the Burqueños, too. Albuquerque is not void of culture, nor is it a cesspool for crime. There are plenty of reasons for residents of both cities to visit the other, from cultural events to culinary decadence, artistic gatherings to outdoor adventure. The long-standing sibling rivalry may never end, but isn't it nice to sit and have a chat with your slightly overbearing sister over tea, even if you go straight home and bitch about her yappy dog? You know she's talking smack about your hairdo, but family is family.
Embrace it.
As a Santa Fe native turned Albuquerque resident, I feel like the girl who's befriended both sisters and finds herself in the middle, screaming at the two of them about the triviality of it all. Albuquerque: You have your urban Downtown, the sports stadiums, the State Fair grounds, an amusement park, huge movie screens and so many other enviable commodities. Santa Fe doesn't have those big, civic wonders (she knows it, and she's jealous), but she's got her own life. She is, in fact, the City Different and the City of Holy Faith. That's a pretty big role to fill, never mind being the state capitol, so cut her some slack. Santa Fe: You've got to chill out, too. Albuquerque is blooming into the internationally known city she's been striving to become, and there is so much going on, it's hard to get away sometimes. Again, let's face the facts: Some folks in the Duke City just don't know much about you beyond your touristy exterior. So, whether as a means to end this rivalry or as an act of futility, I'll share some of the reasons why I like to go back to my hometown for an occasional weekend getaway. Some things Burque folks may already know. Some may be new, but they sure do remind me that this rivalry is just plain silliness.
It's not possible to think about Santa Fe without thinking about art. There's a gallery, studio, museum, street vendor or artist market on practically every corner of our state capitol. Don't be intimidated. If you like art and you want to get your fill of it, just walk into any gallery in town and have a look. They don't charge admission fees, and as long as you don't break anything, you don't have to buy. A walk up and down Canyon Road will take you past galleries with art from so many mediums, styles and eras that nearly everyone will find something intriguing. Museum Hill (www.museumhill.org) hosts four world-class museums: the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art (505-982-2226), the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture (505-476-1250), the Museum of International Folk Art (505-476-1200) and the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian (505-982-4636). The museums have discounted rates for New Mexico residents and are free to residents on Sundays. Downtown, the Museum of Fine Arts (107 W. Palace, 505-476-5072, www.mfasantafe.org) is hosting the fabulous Mexican Modern: Masters of the 20th Century, as well as works by Georgia O'Keeffe, Gustave Baumann and Marsden Hartley. The MFA is also discounted to New Mexico residents and free on Sundays. If you want to be sure you're seeing local art by local artists, check out the Santa Fe Artist Market (1614 Paseo de Peralta, www.santafeartistmarket.com) every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Santa Fe Farmer's Market (www.santafefarmersmarket.com) and SITE Santa Fe (1606 Paseo de Peralta, www.sitesantafe.org) are just around the corner. For more detailed information about galleries and museums in Santa Fe, check out the Collector's Guide (www.collectorsguide.com).
One of the most beautiful aspects of Santa Fe is the architecture. Santa Fe has been working hard to keep those flat-roofed, adobe-style homes the norm, and the aesthetic is part of her appeal. The ancient layout of the city, its narrow, windy roads and the old, seasoned houses are my favorite parts of Santa Fe. I love to get lost.
Santa Fe lacks the formal city planning of its metropolis of a sister, Albuquerque. Grids do not exist. It is very, very easy to get turned around in Santa Fe, so if you always need to know where you are, you'd better acquire a map. If you don't mind a little confusion, start from the downtown area, drive east toward the foothills and just lose yourself in the residential areas. The old, truly adobe houses can't compare to the modernized version you might see from I-25. This isn't some prepackaged, tourist-approved version of the City Different. This is the City Different. It's easy to imagine someone riding a burro along the streets carrying water from the acequia. When you're ready to head back, just drive toward the sunset (west, away from the foothills) and you'll eventually meet a main street such as St. Michael's Drive or Old Pecos Trail.
Driving aimlessly for the sake of sightseeing isn't for everyone, so if you need a destination, check out the Randall Davey Audubon Center (505-983-4609, www.nm.audubon.org). Located at the end of Upper Canyon Road, this wildlife reserve is the perfect spot for an afternoon hike or bird viewing. The narrow drive up Canyon Road, while not quite as thrilling as exploring the foothills, takes you past a number of beautiful homes and the Santa Fe reservoir. The Randall Davey Audubon Center is a 135-acre wildlife sanctuary and environmental education center. The grounds are open from 8 a.m. to dusk every day, year round. You can hike a loop trail, which takes about 20 minutes, or take the one-and-a-half-mile Bear Canyon trail. Both are well-marked and make for excellent bird watching. The area is also home to the residence of the late artist Randall Davey. His studio is a registered historic landmark and was once a mill for the U.S. Army in 1847. You can tour his home at 2 p.m. on Mondays. For use of the trails, they ask a $2 donation for adults and a $1 donation for children.
For more outdoorsy fun, head on up Hyde Park Road into the Santa Fe National Forest (505-438-7840, www.fs.fed.us/r3/sfe). The color change during the fall months, especially by the aspens, makes the drive up to the Santa Fe Ski Area (www.skisantafe.com) a tradition for locals. Aspen Vista and Big Tesuque picnic/camping areas are great spots for a short hike, snowshoeing or cross-country skiing. On your way back down the mountain, stop by the Asian-style spa Ten Thousand Waves (3451 Hyde Park Road, 505-992-5025, www.tenthousandwaves.com). Even if you don't like massages or facials, reserve a private tub for you and your sweetie, or take a dip in their women's or community tub. Don't rush out, either. Grab a cup of hot tea and watch the koi or sit in the sauna. Here's a hint: On the weekdays, New Mexico residents get 20 percent off with a valid I.D. Sweet, sweet bliss.
Everyone has different tastes as to what they like to do after hours. Some like to drink. Some like to dance. Some like the movies. Others love live performance. There's something for everyone in Santa Fe, and there's no way I can give you a comprehensive list of places to go and things to do in the evening—but here are a few of my favorites.
The Santa Fe Opera (505-986-5955, www.santafeopera.org) is one of Santa Fe's gems. The outdoor theater is gorgeous, and the productions catch the attention of national and international opera fans—all in our backyard. For a refined evening, head out to the opera parking lot the night of a show, bring finger foods, a few bottles of your favorite wine and tailgate with other beautiful people. When they open the box office, go up and ask for a "standing-room only" ticket. They are only available the day of the show and cost $10. You do have to stand the whole time, but if you love the show, you won't mind. If you hate it, you can leave without feeling much shame.
For a slightly more casual—but still wonderful—evening of vocal talent, make reservations at La Casa Sena's La Cantina (125 E. Palace, 505-988-9232). Every night, the extremely talented waitstaff at La Cantina not only serve some of Santa Fe's finest foods, they also perform Broadway and jazz hits. They have two seatings at 5:30 and 8 p.m., and they almost always book up. If fine dining doesn't fit your budget, just come in for drinks and dessert. Request "If I Were a Rich Man." Better than Broadway. Seriously.
Dancing is also a passion of many Santa Feans (this one included). El Mesón (213 Washington, 505-983-6756, www.elmeson-
For some great live music and good brew, check out the Santa Fe Brewing Co. (35 Fire Place, 505-424-3333, www.santafebrewing.com). On Aug. 19 and 20, Frogville Independent Records is hosting Frogfest 2, a music festival featuring James McMurtry, Hundred Year Flood, the Texas Sapphires and many more on the fabulous patio of the Santa Fe Brewing Co. Another local brewpub with live music blaring nearly every night is the Second Street Brewery (1814 Second Street, 505-982-3030, www.secondstreetbrewery.com). If margaritas are more your thing, it doesn't get much better than Maria's (555 W. Cordova, 505-983-7929, www.marias-
In Albuquerque, it's the Balloon Fiesta. In Santa Fe, it's the Fiesta (santafefiesta.org). Every year in early September, Santa Fe celebrates the peaceful reconquering of the city by Don Diego de Vargas. Politics of colonization aside, it's a major event and the entire city is involved with merchants, food, fiesta dances and parades. Although there are events preparing for the big weekend all year, the first major one to kick of the fiesta of all fiestas is the burning of Zozobra at the Fort Marcy Complex. This is a must-see for every New Mexican. Zozobra is a 40-plus-foot-tall puppet that represents all the gloom that has accumulated over the year (he's also known as Old Man Gloom). At nightfall, the ceremony begins. Zozobra moves and moans, as he knows his fate. Boy scouts taunt him with torches. The crowd chants, "Burn him! Burn him!" When the fire dancer appears, Old Gloomy-pants cries his last cry as he's lit ablaze. While he burns, Santa Feans are freed from their bad thoughts, and then enjoy the fireworks display. This is one of the more recent additions to the almost 300-year-old fiesta but has become one of its most famous events. On Saturday morning, local children and their pets fill the streets for the pet parade, which is my favorite, and then everyone enjoys food and mariachi music in the plaza.
If you enjoy politics and live theater, make sure to get reservations for the Santa Fe Fiesta Melodrama at the Santa Fe Playhouse (505-988-4262, www.santafeplayhouse.org). Every year a new melodrama is written by local playwrights (who remain anonymous) that satires local and state political events. This year's, which is titled Screens of Silver, Cities of Gold or A Teacherous Treasurer's Travails to Swindle the Star-Struck Santa Fe Status Seekers or The Day They Shot the City Different, opens on Aug. 24. ¡Que Viva!


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Robert Mondavi Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
Deep, dense and concentrated, the flavors echo intense aromas of blueberry, bramble and cassis intermingled with cocoa, cinnamon and sweet, toasty oak. Bold, yet supple on the palate, the dark, richly fruity flavors are balanced by a bright acidity and long finish.
Blend: 75% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc, 2% Syrah, 1% Petit Verdot, 1% Malbec
Critical Acclaim
Wine Enthusiast - "Textbook Napa Cab. It's dry, smoothly tannic and subtle, with blackberry, cassis and dark chocolate flavors nicely intrigued with herbs, tobacco and cedar. Just delicious now and for the next few years.
Editors' Choice"
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For more than 40 years, Robert Mondavi Winery has been the symbol of Napa Valley. Founded in 1966, it was the first major winery built in Napa Valley in the three decades following the repeal of Prohibition (1933), and went on to establish the foundation for modern California winemaking. Robert Mondavi Winery's mission-styled architecture, with the expansive archway and bell tower designed by Cliff May, has become an enduring landmark that honors California's history. With the philosophy that great wines reflect their origins, Robert Mondavi Winery pursues the fullest expression of the terroir of its Napa Valley vineyards: the historic To Kalon Vineyard in the Oakville American Viticultural Area (AVA), and the Wappo Hill Vineyard in the Stags Leap Vineyard AVA. View all Robert Mondavi Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just granted an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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27 ratings, 16 with reviewsStarfish888888 - Chicago, IL47/16/2012
This is a really nice wine, bold, intense, yet smooth and velvety. It certainly has a lot of depth.MICHAEL HENNESY - Mount Juliet, TN510/20/2012
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Another great Robert Mondavi Cabernet Sauvignon , with earthy aromas and deep dark fruit flavors with a balanced hint of oak and tannin. Superb !mejho - West Mifflin, PA56/4/2013Really enjoyed this! Smooth and tasty, great finish.Edward Kirk - Rohnert Park, CA45/4/2013David Smith - Gainesville, FL43/24/201343/1/201342/21/201352/10/2013Excellent taste! Did pay $17.99 just a few months ago from wine.com. LC52/9/2013Just what I expected, very smooth and full bodied.pqr abc - Young America, MN32/4/2013
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41/17/2013I really like this cab. Good nose of blue fruit with a hint of leather. Taste of blueberry and chocolate with hints of pipe tobacco and toasty oak. Smooth and a bit dry. Good finish and a good deal. A lot of flavor.512/31/2012The best cabernet sauvignon period312/27/2012A little too oakey for my taste412/17/2012
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Good, not great.412/11/2012Nice nose, full bodied cabernet. Exactly what one should expect from Robert Mondavi.Joe Rivlin - Portland, OR412/5/2012
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We think this is a terrific value for the money. Excellent clean taste - needs decanting but after a short wait it's ready to drink and is excellent.412/1/2012
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Always enjoy this wine. Always get it if it goes on sale.walktard - Tahoe City, CA38/27/20123.5 stars. Initially a little angular, but after a few hours decanting it really balanced out. Not mind blowing, but extremely drinkable.49/5/2012
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The berry taste makes up a good medium-strong base it has definite hints of cocoa, the wine is fairly complex as it is fairly smooth but at the same time maintains a slight spiciness I think mostly from the aging process in oak cask.susan little - San Francisco, CA58/13/2012
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By Bobby Harrison/NEMS Daily Journal
JACKSON – All Mississippi superintendents would be appointed by January 2016 under legislation the Senate approved Tuesday.
The bill, which passed 44-6, requires people in school districts who currently elect their superintendent and want to keep it that way to gather signatures to hold a referendum.
Unless 1,500 registered voters or 20 percent of the registered voters, whichever is less, petition for a referendum on the issue, the elected superintendent will be replaced by an appointed one.
Senate Education Chair Gray Tollison, R-Oxford, said elected superintendents must live within the district, which limits the number of qualified applicants.
Plus, "If you have a bad (elected) superintendent, you can't get rid of him for four years," Tollison said.
Sen. David Jordan, D-Greenwood, quipped, "Can you get rid of bad legislators?"
Sen. Kelvin Butler, D-McComb, said a district also could have a bad appointed superintendent.
Another bill pending before the Senate would require the election of all school board members, who would hire the superintendent. Currently, some school districts – primarily municipal districts – have appointed superintendents and school boards while most county districts have elected school boards and superintendents.
Legislation dealing with the issue also is pending in the House. In past years, legislation to make superintendents appointed has died in the House.
Some believe leaving the locals the opportunity to petition for an election might make it easier to pass that chamber.
Also in the Senate Tuesday, a portion of Gov. Phil Bryant's Education Works agenda passed. That portion deals with efforts to attract the top students to the teaching profession and a pilot merit teacher pay plan.
Other parts of his agenda, such as efforts to improve reading by ending "social promotion," also are alive in the both chambers
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I moved a couple of months ago and I now have a dedicated sewing space. I have only been quilting (sewing) since Aug of last year. Oh yeah, Im a guy quilter.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I moved a couple of months ago and I now have a dedicated sewing space. I have only been quilting (sewing) since Aug of last year. Oh yeah, Im a guy quilter.
Since August??? OMG. This room is awesome! I love your quilts too. I would come to your house and never leave. Yes, its that inviting.
Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes.
You are one neat guy, love your space
This reminds me of a organized quilt store Have to gone out and bought a store and thats where you are quilting now It looks too organized to be just a room lovely anyway
Gods Blessings
Happy Quilting
Wow, if you have amassed this much quilting goodies in this short time. What will it be like in another year? Love your office and your quilts especially. Welcome to the board. You'll love it here. There are several guy quilters on here.
Wow I am impressed. What are those white spinning racks that have thread in them? That is a cool idea, haven't seen anything like that. Your quilts are wonderfulr
looks like paint bottles in the spinning racks. never had room for those.
Welcome aboard!
all I could say OMG - you have am amazing space
After 2 years with the same signature I have been requested to remove it. Bye
What a great setup and stash you've got! In the last picture, what is on your mini-bolts? Is it some kind of clip or a label? I like all the quilts you have on your walls, too.
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Sun 2011/Jan/30
Last October, I went to Chile in holidays to spend some time with my family. I had not visited the place for almost two years, so I was very excited about the travel. It was a beautiful time, albeit short, with a lovely spring, and also an occasion to see first-hand the consequences of the February earthquake. More than seven months later, there was still plenty to experience, including a couple of heavy tremors in the middle of the night waking me up, with the fear only a person who wasn't there for the earthquake and its subsequent aftershocks can experience.
My visit coincidentally happened at the same time than workers from the biggest drugstore chain were on strike because of highly unfair and abusive salary conditions. This didn't make it to the mainstream media, not even after the strike was over, thanks to the influence a big chain, and all the money they can inject in the media in the way of advertisement, can have.
Now that my sister lives in Concepción, I took the chance to visit her at the same time than the Día GNOME took place there. We walked around the city and I got to see some of the remains of the Alto Rio building, the only one that completely collapsed during the quake, killing a couple dozens of people. The building was brand new and most of the people who died there had just moved in. If there weren't more casualties, it was only because many apartments were not inhabited yet.
The Día GNOME was a nice event, a bit too rushy to my taste, but it was nice to catch up with plenty of old pals and to meet the new ones who are driving all the community efforts nowadays. Thanks to all of them and also to the GNOME Foundation for making it possible.
When I was there, I had the chance to attend the Rush concert at the Estadio Nacional. I thought that I wouldn't see the band ever and this presented itself as a unique opportunity, that I couldn't resist. Funnily enough, later it was unveiled that they will be playing in Finland later this year, so I got tickets for the concert here as well. Strangely, tickets for the concert in Chile were more expensive than for the one in Finland, even when Finland is a country where people have a much higher purchasing power. I guess we can blame economic inequality for that.
On the culinary side of things, I can say that all my efforts on carrying a healthy diet with mostly organic food, high in vegetables, and low in fats and meats went to hell during the weeks there. Empanadas, chacareros, churrascos, mechadas, asados, choripanes, lomitos, and similar delicatessen took me back to a quite relaxed diet, from which I still can't recover. Also, by the time I visited Chile I had quit coffee and caffeine in general for around three months, but I couldn't help it going back to it (although now I drink coffee only once every other day or so).
In any case, I enjoyed the time there a lot. Any feelings of being a stranger at home lasted for the first days only and soon I was feeling comfortable again. Coming back to the northern winter wasn't easy but as they say, home is there, where someone is waiting for you.
I made quite some pics, but not that many anyway since I didn't feel that confident to carry the camera around all the time. However, a handful of them are in the corresponding flickr set, in case you are curious.
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WWS colloquium explores role of NGOs, April 23-24
Posted April 14, 2004; 11:01 p.m.
The second annual Princeton Colloquium on Public and International Affairs, organized by the Woodrow Wilson School , is planned for Friday and Saturday, April 23-24.
The colloquium, titled "In the Service of All Nations? The Role of NGOs in Global Governance and Society," will run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Most events will take place in Robertson Hall.
The two keynote speakers will be:
- Sarah Chayes, former National Public Radio reporter and current director of the Bakhtar Agriculture and Livestock Cooperative in Kandahar, Afghanistan, who will discuss "Assistance to Afghanistan: Not How Much, But How" at 9 a.m. Saturday in 16 Robertson Hall; and
- Fernando Henrique Cardoso, president of Brazil from 1995 to 2002 and the current chair of United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan's Panel of Eminent Persons on Civil Society and U.N. Relationships, who will discuss "The Role of Civil Society in Strengthening Democratic Governance" at 1 p.m. Saturday in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
The conference will focus on the increasing importance of nongovernmental organizations and civil society in addressing pressing challenges traditionally within the exclusive purview of governments. Speakers will consider the ways in which NGOs, civil society, public-private partnerships and governments interact, complement and challenge one another, both domestically and internationally. Two subthemes -- AIDS and nation-building -- will provide a framework for concrete examples.
The event is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School and coincides with the school's Graduate Alumni Weekend. For more information, visit the colloquium's Web site .
Contact: Eric Quinones (609) 258-3601


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The roll i'm making this time is made up of pistachios which has been finely chopped , soft but grainy feel, not fluffy type. If you ask me, i still prefer the sponge roll that i have made for my Black Sesame Swiss Roll, that was really fluffy and soft.
Here's the recipe from the book ( Cakes by Rachel Lane/Carla Bardi )
1/2 cup/60gm shelled and peeled pistachios
1/2 cup ( 100gm) sugar
1/2 tsp vanilla essence
2 large eggs, separated
1/2 cup( 75gm) all purpose flour
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 cup ( 30gms) confectioners'/icing sugar
2 tbsp rum( i leave this out)
I just used a simple filling with some non diary whipping cream and a little raspberry jam.
1.Preheat the oven to 350F/180C. Butter and flour a 10.5"x15.5" jelly roll pan. Line with parchment paper
2.Process the pistachio nuts and 2 tbsps of sugar in a food processor until finely chopped.
3.Beat the egg yolks, remaining sugar and vanilla in a medium bowl with an electric mixer at high speed until pale and thick. With mixer at low speed, gradually beat in the flour and pistachio mixture.
4.With mixer at medium speed, beat the egg whites and salt in a medium bowl until stiff peaks form. Use a large spatula to fold them into the batter. Spoon the batter into a prepared pan.( the batter almost like a paste)
5.Bake for 10-12 minutes or until springy to the touch. Dust a clean tea towel with icing sugar and roll up the cake. Let cool.
6.Unroll the cake and drizzle with rum. Spread with your favourite filling, reroll the cake and refrigerate for 1 hour.
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With Clone Wars starting, my surplus Star Wars stuff might be more appreciated by kids.
Saw Dooku and Asajii Mighty Muggs at NOHO Target an hour ago. Only saw Anakin and Rex once in the past couple weeks though.
Nothing for figures I want right now, till the Cantina wave comes out.


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For those who don't know me, I've been working at Cylant for around 8 or 9 months now. I'm just a lowly sysadmin, but have been doing some help with the documentation of the entity project.
I've also coded a couple of (by definition) open source apps in entity; a CD ripping/encoding frontend called grip.e and an SSL Certificate manager that will be released soon.
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Biz Buzz has learned that the new business going in next to the Gap Outlet on North Gloster will be Bop's Frozen Custard. According to Jeff Barnes, general manager of the Mall at Barnes Crossing, Bop's will have a drive through and inside seating.BOPS
We were not able to reach the owner but learned from the company's website that Bop's has 12 locations throughout the state including Oxford and Starkville.
No word yet on when the shop will open. We can assure though, any place that offers a sundae with hot fudge, caramel and roasted pecans (the Snappy Turtle) will be on our radar.
From the company's Web site
Custard is an old-fashioned ice cream treat created in 1919 on Coney Island, New York. It is made with all natural ingredients with no preservatives or artificial ingredients.
Bop's offers high-quality frozen custard and an excellent variety of premium frozen custard delights, including cones, shakes, and sundaes, in a clean, family-oriented environment and offers exceptional service to customers.
Bop's Frozen Custard opened our first store in Jackson, Mississippi in November 2000.
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*To quickly thaw frozen peas and carrots, place in colander or strainer; rinse with warm water until thawed. Drain well.
A 14- or 15-ounce can of diced tomatoes, 1 clove minced garlic and 1/2 teaspoon each dried basil and oregano can be substituted for the seasoned canned tomatoes.
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This a part-time job that would involve 20+ weekends per year, generally during the hours of 2pm to 11pm.
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Description: Our 21st season premiere is a packed program! First, the largest private investment in downtown Duluth history looks like a done deal, now that the project has received over $8-million dollars from the state to pay for infrastructure at the site.
Also this week, the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra is set to kick off its new season. Find out what's on tap for the season and hear some live music in the studio!
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HEW, as I noted in my subsequent post, I agree that I was wrong in saying troop levels had been reduced. The issue was that following the Tora Bora battle it was pretty clear that more troops would be needed to eliminate the Taliban. The administration basically adopted the posture that it was no longer important to capture bin Laden or to eliminate the Taliban because they had been effectively contained. The resurgence in Afghanistan and the destabilization in Pakistan have proven how wrong that judgment was.
My basis for saying the problem is worse now than it was originally is based on the growth of the power of the Taliban in Pakistan -- with the related destabilization of that gpvernment -- and the strength of the Taliban in the mountain regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan where they are much harder to dislodge militarily. At the time of our initial actions, there was no reason for the Taliban to hide in the mountains because the controlled the country. As a result, they were much easier to find and kill. A msjor increase in resources between mid 2002 and mid 2003 had the potential of permanently dislodging the Taliban and locating and killing bin Laden. That was not done because we were building up for an invasion of Iraq and were downplaying the importance of Afghanistan. As it became clear during our invasion of Iraq that the Taliban had fortified its positions in the mountain regions and were gaining new reinforcements, we responded by consolidating our forces into limited areas and ceding mush of the rest of the country to the Taliban.


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I've had my XM for a few months now, but have recently been on a Cinemagic kick (XM channel 27).
I'll turn on the truck and they'll be in the middle of some soundtrack set that I can almost remember. It's like playing "Name That Tune" with myself.
But I got to thinking about my favorite themes and soundtracks. Those tracks that evoke good feelings or great memories. The finale of Close Encounters always does it for me. It's a great sweeping beautiful piece that stands on it's own as a remarkable composition without the film behind it. Some others I've heard recently that are nearly as memorable are the theme from Superman, the love theme from Attack of the Clones, and the final credit music from Ocean's Eleven. There are so many great cuts from so many movies that it's hard to remember them all. Even if the films aren't so great, somehow the soundtracks remain timeless and inspirational.