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Smokefree Workplace
On November 7, Ohio voters overwhelmingly passed Issue 5, Ohio's first SmokeFree Workplace Act. Issue 5 creates a new chapter of Ohio Revised Code, Chapter 3794, and is known as the SmokeFree Workplace Act. It creates a statewide standard to protect workers and the public from the health hazards associated with exposure to secondhand smoke from tobacco.
Ohio voters pass Issue 5 for healthier, SmokeFree Ohio
Health experts have long known that smoking causes serious health problems. "The health effects of secondhand smoke exposure are more pervasive than we previously thought," said U.S. Surgeon Richard H. Carmona. Earlier this year, the Surgeon General's Report acknowledged secondhand smoke "as a serious health hazard that can lead to disease and premature death in children and nonsmoking adults".
The Surgeon General called for the protection of nonsmokers through the restriction of smoking in public places and workplaces. The Surgeon General's report confirmed that even brief exposure to secondhand smoke has immediate adverse effects on the cardiovascular system and increases risk for heart disease and lung cancer. There is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke.
The SmokeFree Workplace Act goes into effect December 7, 2006 and will begin to protect Ohio and their families from workplace smoke exposure.
There are many questions about how the new law will affect restaurants, bars and business owners. How will these new laws be implemented and enforced? The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) is in the process of looking at these issues and has begun the process of creating the rules for the SmokeFree Workplace Act. In the meantime, the following information may help explain how the new law will affect Ohio residents and businesses.
Read the Law
Click here to read the text of the proposed SmokeFree Workplace Act (Ohio Revised Code 3794).
What is known so far:
- In accordance with state law, the Smoke-Free Workplace Act officially goes into effect on December 7, 2006 (30 days after the law passed).
- The Ohio Department of Health has established two toll-free lines.
- Toll-free enforcement line: 1-800-559-6446 This line should be used for all enforcement related questions after November 21, 2006 or to report violations after December 7, 2006.
- Toll-free information line: 1-866-634-7654
- This line should be used for general information concerning the law or non-enforcement related questions.
- The Warren County Combined Health District will work with the Ohio Department of Health and other supporting organizations to educate businesses and ensure that they have the correct information to comply with the law.
- Experience in smoke-free cities and states around the country shows that implementation and enforcement are straightforward. Compliance rates are high, and enforcement is not time-consuming. Ohio voters support and expect smoke-free public places.
What business owners can do now:
The SmokeFree Workplace Act will go into effect on December 7. Business owners will be expected to comply at that time. What should you do by December 7th:
- Read the law and become familiar with its requirements.
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Google still has not added native options to follow Google+ users via RSS on its social networking site. Ever since Google+ was launched by the company, users tried to come up with ways to generate RSS feeds for profiles on the site to follow users in RSS clients such as Google Reader, RSSOwl or my personal favorite Great News.
Instead of having to visit Google+ regularly, it is then possible to monitor new posts via RSS. Users who do that can then decide whether they want to visit the Google+ page, for instance to join the discussion, or ignore the post and wait for posts that are more of interest to them. Google+ feeds basically give you control over how and when you interact on the social networking site.
Back in 2011 I posted a tutorial on how to use Dapper for the purpose, and while it worked sometimes, it did not really work at others. Plus, the setup was rather complicated and not really suitable to quickly generate RSS feed links from Google+ profiles.
The free GooglePlusFeed online service provides you with the means to generate an RSS feed from any public Google+ profile. All you need to do is visit the service website, enter the profile ID of the Google+ user that you want to generate an RSS feed for, and an email address for verification purposes. If you do not want to reveal your real email, you can check out our list of disposable email providers to use one of those temporary addresses instead for privacy reasons.
You find the profile ID of a user when you open the user's profile home on Google+. Just copy and paste the string from the address and paste it into the profile ID field on the Google Plus Feed site. (Check out mine, and while you are at it, why not subscribe as well)
GooglePlusFeed sends a confirmation mail to the email account that you have entered into the form, and once you load the verification link, it displays the RSS feed on its site. You can then copy the RSS link to your feed reader, and repeat the process if you want to subscribe to additional users of the site.
Keep in mind that the RSS feed will only catch public posts, and not private or limited posts, nor messages from one Google+ user to another.
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House votes to stop Obama immigration lawsuits
The House voted early Wednesday morning to stop the Obama administration's lawsuits against state immigration laws.
The amendment, which strips funding so that the Justice Department cannot pursue the lawsuits, passed 238-173. Twelve Democrats voted for it, while six Republicans voted against it.
The amendment specifically applies to laws in Arizona, Oklahoma, Missouri, Utah, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Indiana. The Obama administration and immigrant-rights groups have sued to block laws in each of those states.
"Instead of using tax dollars to sue states, the Department of Justice and other branches of this government should start focusing on enforcing existing immigration laws," said Rep. Lou Barletta, a Pennsylvania Republican who as mayor of Hazleton oversaw a city ordinance cracking down on illegal immigration. "Until they do, the Department of Justice should not receive one federal tax dollar to sue states."
Last month the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the Obama administration's challenge to Arizona's crackdown law, which requires state and local police to check the legal status of those they are investigating whom they suspect of being in the country illegally.
The amendment still would need approval by the Senate and acceptance by President Obama — both of which are unlikely. But Wednesday's vote underscores the popularity of state laws. Recent polling shows an overwhelming majority of voters support the idea of states being able to act.
The Republicans who voted against the amendment were Reps. Judy Biggert of Illinois, Mario Diaz-Balart of Florida, Robert Dold of Illinois, Patrick Meehan of Pennsylvania, David Rivera of Florida and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida.
The Democrats who voted yes were Reps. Jason Altmire of Pennsylvania, John Barrow of Georgia, Dan Boren of Oklahoma, Ben Chandler of Kentucky, Larry Kissell of North Carolina, Stephen F. Lynch of Massachusetts, Jim Matheson of Utah, Mike McIntyre of North Carolina, Colin Peterson of Minnesota, Nick J. Rahall II of West Virginia, Mike Ross of Arkansas and Heath Shuler of North Carolina.


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|Rainy Days - Lapwing
As the rain steadily dripped down from the sparkling green leaves of the soaking wet trees, I headed out onto the patch to see what the overnight storms, and current constant drizzle, may have brought down onto the pits - I've found rain often brings migrants at this time of year.
Rainy Days
I headed straight for the main hide, figuring the most likely spots for migrants would be the fields as I approached or the muddy islands, and well let's be honest I'd rather sit in a hide while the drizzle persists than stand in the open!
Walking the open fields the only migrants I encountered were a lone Chiffchaff singing away in the surrounding hedge and then as I approached the hide, opening the gate to the reserve, I heard the chattering call of a passing Swallow, closely followed by two more.
Entering the hide it became abundantly clear that the wet weather had not had the desired effect, the area was by no means dripping with migrants, in fact it took a few minutes before I was able to locate a pair of Little Ringed Plover, although I had heard them before hand, they do have a very interesting mating song. 4 Redshank, could be seen flying about the reserve amongst the displaying Lapwing.
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Wagtails & Hirundines
As I sat in the hide contemplating heading out into the wet again, a White Wagtail (the European relative of our Pied Wagtail, of which there were a few flying about) popped in briefly before heading off across the scrub and vanishing. Another scan of the reserve turned up a solo Yellow Wagtail fly catching off the tip of one of the smaller islands, again though this soon disappeared.
Looking out over the reserve I spotted a large flock of mixed hirundines, mainly Swallows but a few Sand Martin and House Martin mixed in, my first of the former species of the year and the first large flock of the summer.
More Migrants
The rain had finally ceased and combined with a mournful call of a Little Owl it signalled time for me to move on and so I headed off over the future site of the wild flower meadow, and under the aqueduct, to the old lock area, hearing and seeing nothing of real note on my walk.
As I entered the old lock area though things changed, a couple of Chiffchaff could be heard calling nearby, and its very similar looking relation a Willow Warbler began singing in a blackthorn beside me, giving me wonderful views (if only it hadn't been a dull grey day I could have taken some lovely photos).
As I continued walking there were more Chiffchaff, more Willow Warblers and even a few Blackcap all in song throughout the area. A nice end to the day.
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Dr zakir Statement lsamic life insurance.The words Islam come from arabic word which means peace it is aslo from which means to submit your will to Almighty Allah.shortly islam means peace acquired by submitting your will to Almighty Allah and This words occurs in glourious Quran and also several athentic Ahdees.In surah Ale IMRAN ch. 3; v 19 there is a miss conception that a islam is a new religion that came into existence fourteen nine hundred year and Prophet MUHAMMAD (PBUH) was found of this religious.infact islam is they since time in memorial since man foot on the earth and Prophet Muhammad was not founder of islam but he is the and final messenger of Almighty Allah.Allah says in Quran Surah AL Rad ch. 13: v.38 in every age have revealed the book.ALMIGHTY ALLAH has since several revelation but the last and final revolation is the glorious Quran ,which was revealed to the last and final PROPHET MUHAMMAD(PBUH).
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It's been nearly three months since wildfires destroyed thousands of homes and businesses in Sevier County.
"There's a lot of people wanting to move forward and I'm one of them," said Jerry McCarter.
However, navigating the rebuilding process is complex. For many, it's been months filled with phone calls and paperwork.
Which is why state lawmakers representing the affected areas and the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance came together Thursday night to host a forum to let victims voice their frustrations.
"We really want to serve as that mediator role," explained TDIC Assistant Commissioner Michael Humphrey. "The consumer comes to us because they've had a hard time tracking down their insurance company or an agent hasn't returned their calls, we go directly to the company."
For McCarter and his wife, they've already received the funds for their home, their burden lies with the payments for what was lost inside.
"We have to make an itemized contents list of everything we had in our home. After 12 hours of working, I can't find the time to sit down after supper to make a list of everything that was in that house," McCarter said.
His insurance company will give him two years to finish the list.
"There's a maximum amount of content insurance on that policy, why don't they write that 'x' amount of dollars, hand me that check and no questions asked? I've paid for the policy? That's what I've been paying for? Why can't they handle it like the structure insurance?" McCarter said.
A number of insurance carriers were available to meet with people one-on-one after the forum. Still, organizers will take what they heard back to Nashville with hopes to ease the burdens for these victims
"I appreciate everybody who showed up tonight and voiced their opinion, I think it's really going to help," said McCarter.
If you were not able to attend and have complaints or questions, you can submit those through the TDIC'S website.


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CFD in Chem. Eng.
Hi. Everyone.
There are many transport problems including fluid flow ,heat transfer and chemical reactions in Chemical Engineering.
Can CFD solve these problems? Are there some successful examples? Which commercial codes is suit for the applications?
Thank you in advance.
Re: CFD in Chem. Eng. --- CFD-ACE+ can help
Yes CFD can, and does handle this problem. CFD-ACE+ from CFD Research Corporatioin (www.cfdrc.com) is a commercially available CFD Package that is being extensively used for these kinds of applications with an excellent proven track record on performance and accuracy. Please visit the web site (www.cfdrc.com) to get more information.
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Dear H Chen
CFD is used in many cases with chemical reactions, but often the chemistry and other processes involved are too complex to allow a CFD simulation to be done accurately and efficiently. Don't belive everything the commercial code vendors say. They will naturally try to sell you their codes. Describe your problem here instead and you'll get a more objective answer I think.
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Re: CFD in Chem. Eng.
I think you are right about the difficulties involved in modeling the chemical reacting flows. Combustor flow modeling is one of the effort at the Imperial College in 70's. So, the CFD applications in chemical reacting flow has been around for over 20 years. Late last year, I had an opportunity to use an in-house 3-D combustor code to design a brand new low pollution turbine engine combustor. After 3 months and several hundreds of hours later, the best we can do was to come up with a candidate configuration based on the trend derived from around 32 different configurations. ( you get completely different answers by changing just a couple of parameters in the chemistry models. ) Testing is still the only practical way to design the combustor. The CFD approach maybe able to show you some trend in varying the configuration,such as geometry and flow rates. 3-D reacting flow computation is still very ,very slow.
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Just FYI, Chemical Engineering magazine and McGraw-Hill are sponsoring a two-day course in New York City on November 19 and 20, called "CFD for the Chemical Engineer." The fully accredited course will outline how to use CFD in various applications, and will feature individualized "hands on" computer sessions using CFX and other software to address key problems. Teaching the class will be Simon Lo, Harbi Pordal, and Brad Hutchison from AEA Technologies Advanced Scientific Computing. Course credits are issued by the New Jersey Institute of Technology. For more information, please see the Chemical Engineering website, www.che.com, or contact me at email@example.com. Best, Agnes Shanley, Chemical Engineering magazine, email@example.com, tel212-904-3411
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Churches urge action not words, on World Environment Day
To commemorate World Environment Day, 5 June 2009, the World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) is calling for action rather than words to solve environmental problems. They say: "Global greenhouse emissions need to be dramatically reduced, while at the same time raising the quality of life for the majority of the world's people."
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On World Environment Day 2009, the World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) calls for action rather than words. It is time to move beyond information sharing alone. Time to advance a shared vision of a sustainable future. Time to strengthen capacity building aimed at solving or preventing environmental problems within the constraints of the finite world in which we live.
World Environment Day (WED) was established by the UN General Assembly in 1972 and is commemorated yearly on 5 June. Widespread activism and calls for action have created considerable awareness of the environment.
Yet, climate change caused by human activities continues to threaten the lives and livelihoods of billions of people and the existence of millions of species. Global greenhouse emissions need to be dramatically reduced, while at the same time raising the quality of life for the majority of the world's people.
Social movements around the world are urging radical action, broadly based on the rich taking responsibility, leaving fossil fuels in the ground, fair and effective solutions, and equal access to resources. Many support the Greenhouse Development Rights Framework.
The theme for WED 2009 is 'Your Planet Needs You-UNite to Combat Climate Change'. It reflects the urgency for nations to agree on a new deal at the crucial climate convention meeting in Copenhagen in December 2009, and climate justice's relevance to overcoming
WACC's calls for better environmental communication: a two-way social interaction process that enables people to understand key environmental factors and their interdependence and to respond to problems in a competent way. Environmental communication is not so much information dissemination as building and reinforcing a shared vision of a sustainable future South and North.
WACC recently launched new web pages dedicated to climate justice (see: www.waccglobal.org/en/activities/climate-justice.html).In addition, WACC urges communicators and faith communities to study the issue of climate justice and to demonstrate crucial leadership to combat threats to the environment and to advance climate justice.


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India's Epic Nightlife DJ Aqeel's Hype Now Open @ Eros Hotel, Delhi
Experience the second innings of the famous Hype nightclub started by DJ Aqeel. Delhi's nightlife and Delhi's party scene will never be the same again. Are you a night junkie? Are you wondering where to party? Well, this swanky lounges and mega-nightclubs at Eros Hotel is where you need to be!
From the moment you walk into the Infinity tunnel entrance, you know you are in for a mystery filled night where anything can happen. You are engulfed by the celebrity DJs musical treats and are forced to dance the night away on its massive dance floors.
Hype certainly raises the bar with an impressive line-up of drinks in their heavily stocked bar.
DJ Aqeel's well known for his mixes and passion for bollywood music and his nightclub guarantees that it is the place to be this Saturday night. You can also expect DJ Aqeel's kitty of official remixes like Edge of Glory by Lady Gaga and songs from Bollywood Movies like Bunty aur Babli (Kajra Re), Om Shanti Om (Dard-E-Disco, Deewangi), Dus Kahaniyaan (Title Track), Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic (Lazy Lamhe), Saawariya to play at the nightclub. Shanti Om (Dard-E-Disco, Deewangi), Dus Kahaniyaan (Title Track), Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic (Lazy Lamhe), Saawariya to play at the nightclub.
From Smirnoff infused kamikazes to martinis filled with Ciroc, the bar menu is so elaborate that there is not in drink in the world that you will miss! Don't forget to glug down loads of their signature Ciroc mango martini when you're at Hype.
Best known for being a part of epic parties, DJ Aqeel is the original nightlife expert having thrown parties all over the country. His loyal clientele include a varied demographic of India's socialites, tastemakers and influencers.
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The most convincing article I've read on why it's time to switch from iOS to Android
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The Daily Mail caught plagiarising an entire article. Surprised?
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Ashton Kutcher isn't just Steve Jobs by day... But also Steve Jobs by night. (Video)
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Nucleotide transporter in mitochondria and chloroplasts: An obstacle course towards structure-function studies
Sep 25
Professor Marie Migaud, Queen's University Belfast, School of Pharmacy
B-vitamins in biology: is there a place for chemistry?
Aug 24
Longevity mechanisms in the naked mole rat and other long-lived mammals
May 22
Stig Ove Bøe, Group Leader
Post mitotic sorting of nuclear proteins; Functions in tissue morphogenesis and cancer
Thursday May 21
Daniela Drummond-Barbosa, Ph.D. Associate Prof., Bloomberg School of Public Health
Control of stem cells by whole-body physiology in Drosophila
May 08
Dr. Pavel Tomancak
Apr 24
Dr. Manuel Irimia
Proteome remodelling by highly conserved microexons in the vertebrate brain
Apr 10
Robin Andersson
Enhancer transcription accurately identifies active enhancers and reveals architectures of transcriptional regulation
Mar 20
Pawel Burkhadt
Marine Biological Association, Plymouth, UK
Insights into the origin of synapses from a unicellular perspective
Mar 13
Enrique Amaya
The secrets of scarless wound healing and tissue regeneration
Mar 6
Asbjørg Stray-Pedersen
The utility of whole exome sequencing in Primary Immunodeficiency diseases
Mar 6
Pål Falnes
Discovering new human enzymes involved in methylation and demethylation of nucleic acids and proteins
Feb 6
Structural Biology Section
King's College, London
Bridging Topological and Functional Information in Protein Interaction Networks
Nov 28
Daniele Altschuh, Institut de recherche de l'Ecole de biotechnologie de Strasbourg
Nov 14
Dennis V. Lavrov, Associate Professor
Mitochondrial genome diversity in non-bilaterian animals: implications for animal phylogeny and evolution
Oct 31
Prof. Petri Kursula
Proteins from the multilayered myelin membrane: high-resolution structures and mysterious activities
Oct 03
Prof. Reidunn B. Aalen
Reading and writing the histone code - identification of epigenetic players with novel domains and functions
Prof. Dr. Ralf Schnabel
Phainothea: Creation of form by cell focussing in the C. elegans embryo
Dr. Valérie Schreiber
Université de Strasbourg
Ecole Supérieure de Biotechnologie de Strasbourg
The poly(ADP-ribose) metabolizing enzymes in DNA repair: towards potential applications in anticancer strategies?
30 mai
Dr. Itai Yanai, PI
Origin of germ layers and the evolution of developmental gene expression programs
Michael Manuel, PhD
The ctenophore body plan revisited
20 mai
Dr. Chandra Verma, Bioinformatics Institute, A*STAR, Singapore
Drug discovery in the flatlands
9 mai
Dr. Christiane Opitz, Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum (DKFZ) and Heidelberg University Hospital
Tryptophan degradation in cancer
21 mar
Professor Laurence Bindoff, Klinisk institutt 1, UiB / Nevrologisk avdeling, Haukeland universitetssykehus
Mitochondria and their role in neurodegeneration
Kari E. Fladmark
31 jan
Prof. J. Garcia-Fernàndez
The amphioxus and beyond: genome evolution for vertebrate innovations
8 Nov
Dr. Michiel Vermeulen, Associate professor, Department Molecular Cancer Research, University Medical Center Utrecht, The Netherlands.
Quantitative interaction proteomics for epigenetics
Aasland / Ziegler
3 Sep
Dr. Tatiana Marquez-Lago, Assistant Professor and Head of the Integrative Systems Biology Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology
Non-classic effects in stochastic gene expression
Aasland /
20 June
Michaël Marie, PhD, Institutt for biomedisin
Place: Rom 439C1, 4. et Bioblokken, Høyteknologisenteret
Spindle-dependent partitioning of the intermediate compartment at the onset of mitosis and its role in Golgi inheritance
19 June
Debabrata Panja, PhD, Institutt for biomedisin
The role for endogenous BDNF-TrkB signaling in translation control in in-vivo Long-term potentiation maintenance
13 June
Dan Larhammar
The impact of genome doublings on vertebrate evolution. Focus on visual, neuronal and endocrine gene families.
13 June
Francesca Pignoni
Stem Cell self-renewal in the Drosophila germline: regulation of Dpp(BMP2/4) signaling by a putative Lipocalin receptor
31 May
Guest Speaker - Professor Einhard Schierenberg
Evolution of Nematode Embryogenesis: Cellular and Molecular Aspects
27 May 11.00
Indian Institute of Science
Cyclic GMP-mediated signalling: getting to the gut of the matter
10 May
Gerhard Scholtz
3 May
Dr. Ruth Kroschewski
26 Apr
Pål Sætrum
Transcription profiling during the cell cycle shows that a subset of Polycomb-targeted genes is upregulated during DNA replication.
5 Apr
Veronica F. Hinman, Associate Professor
The Evolution of Developmental Gene Regulatory Networks: An example of endomesodermal specification among echinoderms - abstract
1 Mar
Jan Baumbach,Head of the Computational Biology group, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, SDU
Biomedical key pathway mining - Combining networks and OMICS data
22 Feb
Eric Röttinger
A Framework to establish a Cnidarian Gene Regulatory Network for "Endomesoderm" Specification
|7 Dec
|Bruno Kieffer
|Subtle regulation mechanisms of Nuclear Hormone Receptors: an NMR view.
|Ecole Superiore de biotechnologie, Strasbourg
|Patricia Beldade, Assistant ProfessorEvolutionary Biology Group Leiden University, The Netherlands
|The molecular and cellular logic of tentacle development in the sea anemone, Nematostella vectensis
|Anne Gershenson, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University
|Single Domain Phosphatidylinositol-Specific Phospholipase Cs: From Bacteria to Plants
|Nathalie Reuter
|of Massachusetts
|Matthew Gibson, PhD
|The molecular and cellular logic of tentacle development in the sea anemone, Nematostella vectensis
|Rentzsch Group
|Associate Investigator
|Stowers Institute for Medical Research
|Michael Hiller, Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics
|Discovering genomic regions involved in phenotypic differences between species
|Marc Rehmsmeier
|Hari Arthanari,
|A tale of tails: Targeting Transcription Factor - Mediator Interactions
|Hee-Chan Seo
|Harvard Medical School, Department of Biological Chemistry and
|Molecular Pharmacology
|Rafael Luna,
|The C-terminal domain of eIF5 mediates a dynamic interplay that ends scanning of the mRNA
|Hee-Chan Seo
|Harvard Medical School, Department of Biological Chemistry and
|Molecular Pharmacology
|Casey Dunn, PI
|Will there be 10 million model organisms?
|Hejnol Group
|The Dunn Lab
|Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Brown University
|Andreas Hejnol
|The evolution of Organ systems – a comparative approach
|Chourrout Group
|Group leader
|Sars international centre for marine molecular biology
|Athula H. Wikramanayake, PhD
|The origin and evolution of the endoderm gene regulatory network
|Rentzsch Group
|Professor of Biology
|University of Miami
|Iñaki Ruiz-Trillo, PI
|The origins of the Hox genes
|Hejnol Group
|Parc Científic de Barcelona
|Universitat de Barcelona
|Dave Ferrier
|The origin of metazoans from the perspective of their unicellular relative
|RCUK Fellow in Marine Biology
|University of St Andrews
|School of Biology
|11 Nov
|Low cell number ChIP-seq: Taking epigenetics a step closer to the clinic
|9 September
|William Smith University of California Santa Barbara
|Di Jiang
|29 August
|John Manak
|Genomic variation and human disease: An overview of current methodologies to identify mutation
|MCB / Eric Thompson
|26 August
|Alexandre Micoulet
|Nano- and microsystems in biomedicine
|25 August
|John Manak
|MCB / Eric Thompson
|20 Juni
|17 Juni
|Øyvind Halskau
|10 Juni
|Elaine Seaver Associate Professor Kewalo Marine Laboratory University of Hawaii
|Experimental embryology in the polychaete Capitella teleta
|Andreas Hejnol
|3 Juni
|Guillaume Charras, principal investigator, London Centre for Nanotechnology, University College London
|Homeostasis and nucleation of the cellular actin cortex - abstract
|27 Mai
|Mark Q Martindale
Director of Kewalo Marine Laboratory
Pacific Biosciences Research Center
University of Hawaii at Mãnoa
|The developmental basis for radical changes in metazoan body plans: The details are in the entrails.
|20 Mai
|Ancient divergence of visceral and somatic neurons
|Andreas Hejnol
|15 April
|Verena Hoppmann
Molekylærbiologisk institutt, UiB
|The CW domain a new histone recognition module in chromatin proteins
|12 April
|J. Robert Manak
Depts of Biology and Pediatrics and the Roy J. Carver Center for Genomics
University of Iowa
|MCB Research School lecture:
|Thompson Group
13 April
N.B. Stort auditorium,
|Boris Lenhard
|What makes us human? The evolution of human-specific traits: How regulatory elements in primate and the homo lineages can shed light on the emergence of traits of the modern Homo sapiens
13 April
|Boris Lenhard
|What makes a promoter? How sequence and epigenetic features define different classes of gene promoters and reveal their functional equivalence across the animal kingdom.
|14 April
|MCB Research School Lecture:
|Thompson Group
|8 April
|Ragnhild Eskeland
Institutt for molekylær biovitenskap, UiO
|Polycomb maintain compact chromatin structure at Hox loci independently of histone ubiquitination
|Rein Aasland
|7 April N.B. 10.30
|William Bement
Department of Zoology University of Wisconsin
|Pattern formation and the single cell
|11. mars
|Torgeir Holen
Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, University of Oslo.
|The protection of olfactory mucosa by aquaporin pathways and mucin secretion of Bowman's glands. AVLYST
|Øyvind Halskau
|21 Februar N.B. 14.15
|Susana Cristobal
Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Linköpings universitet
|Is mercury of neurotoxic concern to polar bears and other Arctic marine mammals?
|Anders Goksøyr
|21 Februar N.B. 13.15
|Niladru Basu
Environmental Health Sciences, School of Public Health, University of Michigan, USA
|Integrated approach to detect biological effect of exposure to nanoparticles
|Anders Goksøyr
|18 Februar
|The pharmacological chaperone concept
|Øyvind Halskau
|11 Februar
| Gro Amdam
Arizona State University,
School of Life Sciences
|The Making of a Social Insect - Molecular Architectures of Social Design
|Øyvind Halskau
21 Januar
Paola Oliveri
|Fabian Rentzsch
10 Desember
Eric Hajjar
Biozentrum, University of Basel, SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Switzerland.
Molecular Basis of Antibiotics permeation through bacterial porins: Can we understand and improve gram-negative antibacterials?
|Nathalie Reuter
|26 November
Nathalie Reuter
|Peripheral binding of proteins to cell membranes: contribution of in
silico studies
|Mathias Ziegler
Institut de Biologie du Développement, Marseille
Force generation and transmission during tissue morphogenesis
|Di Jiang
|19 November
|Daniel Chourrout
Genomes break free (... but life still goes on)
|Øyvind Halskau
|12 November
|Aurelia Lewis
MBI, UiB
|Identifying nuclear phosphoinositide interaction networks to understand
their functions.
|Mathias Ziegler
Head of Ultrasensitive Protein Detection Unit,
Taking neuroproteomics to the limit:
A novel protein detection method for highly sensitive protein analysis
|Mathias Ziegler
American University of Beirut
Evolutionary potential and molecular speciation in protein-RNA recognition: HIV Rev-RRE
|Dag Helland
Ons 20 Oktober
|Chris Lowe
Stanford University
Hopkins Marine Station, Department of Biology
|Early deuterostome origins of the vertebrate head
|Andreas Hejnol
|Tor 21 Oktober
Adolf Butenandt Institute, Ludwig-Maximilians-University München (LMU)
|Histone Variants and their Posttranslational Modifications
|Eric Thompson
Maria Elena Torres-Padilla
Epigenetics and cell fate in early mammalian development
|Eric Thompson
Nicholas Love
University of Manchester
Genome-wide analysis reveals a role for NADP during Xenopus tadpole tail regeneration
|Mathias Ziegler
Øyvind Halskau
MBI, UiB
Three-way interaction of 14-3-3, tyrosine hydroxylase and the biological membrane - molecular mechanisms and implications for nerve-cell health
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Sharks vs. Blues - 1/3/15 NHL Pick, Odds, and Prediction
St. Louis Blues (22-13-3) at San Jose Sharks (20-13-5)
NHL Hockey: Saturday, January 3, 2015 at 10:30 pm (SAP Center)
The Line: San Jose Sharks -136 / St. Louis Blues +123 --- Over/Under: 5 See the Latest Odds
The St. Louis Blues and San Jose Sharks square off late Saturday night at the SAP Center.
The St. Louis Blues have lost six of their last seven games and are falling in the Central. The Blues are averaging 2.8 goals per game and have scored eight goals in their last three games. The St. Louis Blues have two power play goals in their last six games and have won six of their last nine games when scoring at least three goals overall. Vladimir Tarasenko leads St. Louis with 22 goals, Jori Lehtera has 18 assists and Alexander Steen has 119 shots on goal. Defensively, the Blues are allowing 2.5 goals per game and have allowed a power play goal in seven of their last nine games. Jake Allen has allowed 49 goals on 486 shots faced and Martin Brodeur has given up 17 goals on 169 shots. The Blues have lost their last five road games.
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The San Jose Sharks are starting to find their groove after winning six of their last nine games. The Sharks are averaging 2.7 goals per game and have scored five goals in their last three games. The San Jose Sharks have four power play goals in their last six games and have won seven straight games when scoring at least three goals overall. Joe Pavelski leads San Jose with 19 goals, Joe Thornton has 24 assists and Logan Couture has 123 shots on goal. Defensively, the Sharks are allowing 2.4 goals per game and haven't allowed a power play goal in eight of their last nine games. Antti Niemi has allowed 65 goals on 803 shots faced and Alex Stalock has given up 20 goals on 250 shots.
The Blues are 41-13 in their last 54 Saturday games and 1-5 in their last 6 vs. Western Conference. The Sharks are 11-1 in their last 12 games playing on 2 days rest and 56-23 in their last 79 home games. The Blues are 5-2 in the last 7 meetings in San Jose and 0-4 in the last 4 meetings overall.
The Sharks are the pick here with the way they've been playing and the fact the Blues are struggling and coming off a game Friday. I'll take the hot home team and the reasonable chalk.


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The Mosque Bank
by Sy Schreckinger – ANTIQUE TOY WORLD Magazine – September,
An infinite number of sources tended to serve
as inspiration for the myriad mechanical bank designs. One of these was
foreign lands, whose images stimulated thoughts of their allure, mystery
and intrigue.
During the latter portion of the 19th century, immigration to the
United States from Asia and the Orient sparked the interest and
imagination of novelists, song writers and artists. Awareness and
opportunity to capitalize upon a popular trend brought mechanical bank
manufacturers into the arena with such notables as "Afghanistan" (refer to
Antique Toy World (ATW),
September 1986); "Elephant Howdah, Man Pops Up" (ATW,
May 1991); "Elephant, Locked Howdah"; "Chimpanzee" (ATW,
September 1983);
"Hindu"; "Cupola Bank"; "Japanese Ball Tosser"; "Reclining Chinaman" (ATW,
April 1983); "Mikado"; and the subject of this article, the "Mosque" Bank,
Figure I.
The "Mosque" Bank was manufactured by H. L. Judd and Company, of
Wallingford, Conn., and is pictured in its April 1, 1885 "Catalog of Metal
Goods" (refer to Figure II). It sold for thirteen dollars per dozen with a
"dark antique finish," and for fourteen dollars per dozen, "ebony and
gold." Interestingly, the Judd catalog stated its banks were shipped in
separate boxes. However, no such container has surfaced. If a reader is
aware of the existence of such a box, a note to this author would be
greatly appreciated.
Unfortunately, the inventor of "Mosque" Bank and the date of its
manufacture are unknown. The Judd Company had never applied for patents on
any of its banks. However, approximation of the time period of manufacture
may be deduced from the 1885 catalog (Figure II).
Meticulously fine castings and scrupulous attention to minute details
are attributes associated with banks produced by Judd. To illustrate, one
need only observe its line of animal banks, e.g., "Bear With Paws Around
Tree Stump" and "Bulldog Standing" (ATW,
February 1990). Each of these
cast-iron creatures displays finely detailed hairs and features. Judd's
architectural-style mechanicals, such as "Dog on Turntable" and "Mosque,"
boast finely detailed brickwork and intricate mosaic windows.
In contrast to the sophistication and complexity of its castings, the
Judd Company's byword, insofar as operation and action of its banks, was
"simplicity." A subtle gesture or a nodding head as the coin was deposited
into the slot was all that Judd utilized to delight a small child.
Operation of the "Mosque" is initiated by placing a coin atop the round
tray which the ape-like creature holds above its head (Figure I). The
crank is then turned clockwise, causing the coin and its bearer to
disappear within the building's dome. The creature subsequently emerges
sans money. Deposits are removed by pivoting a flexible rectangular piece
of sheet steel, located underneath the base and to one side.
Most of the mechanicals produced by Judd were monochromatic, painted
primarily in metallic colors or various japan varnishes. The palette
included a glossy ebony finish, maroon, semitransparent brown, copper,
gold and an occasional touch of white for an eye or red for a mouth.
Polychromed examples do exist. Some of these may have been
factory-painted, but most were the artistic fancy of an early owner. Such
particular examples should be closely scrutinized for authenticity when
contemplating a purchase.
There are two casting and several color variations of the "Mosque."
The figure atop the dome may be constructed from either brass or iron, and
may be painted brown or black. The building itself may be decorated in a
brown "antique" finish, highlighted with a blue-green verdigris wash, or a
glossy ebony, accented with metallic gold or, as the example shown in
Figure I, painted overall copper metallic, highlighted with a verdigris
The "Mosque" Bank is not considered rare. However, locating a
completely original example, in superb paint condition, could prove a
challenge to even the most advanced collector. Often, when one is
discovered, the figure atop the dome is either recast or missing. In
addition, several of the bank's thinly cast walls may be cracked and/or
have portions missing.
To my knowledge, the "Mosque" Bank has not been reproduced.
Nevertheless, I am including a base diagram of an original example (Figure
III). If a reproduction were attempted, it would appear approximately
one-eighth of an inch shorter along the base O.D. than indicated.
The superb example of the "Mosque" Bank shown in Figure I is from the
collection of Steve and Marilyn Steckbeck.
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Unique Bonaire Tourist Attractions
Bonaire offers unique opportunities to delve into the local history and culture, but many times, these opportunities go overlooked.
Bara di Karta Trails
To enrich the experience of any Bonaire visit, be sure to visit the "real" Bonaire, by exploring the area of Bara di Karta, using the driving, cycling, or hiking trails.
Rincon Valley Trails
Many visitors to Bonaire are familiar with the many attractions that the northern half of the island brings, but the driving, hiking, and biking Trails of the Valley of Rincon help to highlight this special area. Take some time on your next visit and a new side to the island!
Visit the Goat Farm Where Bonaire's Local Cheese is Made
A visit to Aletta's Semper Kontentu (which means Always Content) Goat Farm is a must to see the artisan way of making goat cheese–milking one goat at a time! Not only is the visit educational, but spending some time in Bonaire's fabulous kunuku nature is a great way to unwind and relax. One can't help smiling back at the goats!
Flightsee Bonaire
Or, get a totally different view of the island with a bird's eye view of the entire island. BonAeroClub offers "flightseeing" tours.
Assist with Turtle Nest Monitoring
Always a favorite, from May through October, join the sea turtle experts at STCB (Sea Turtle Conservation Bonaire), as they walk the beaches of Klein Bonaire doing sea turtle nest monitoring. You'll be looking for signs of recent nests made by female sea turtles, as well as looking for the little ones once they hatch and are on their way to the sea.


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The halls at Makuhari Messe are nearly as crowded as a Tokyo subway car this week, now that the doors have opened on Japan's biennial auto show.
The Tokyo Motor Show is one of the automotive world's biggest events, with more than 1.5 million people expected to make the trek out to the suburban exhibition center where hundreds of vehicles are serving to showcase Japanese automotive prowess. This year's exhibit includes more than 35 new production cars and concept vehicles, products that offer a glimpse not only at what's coming next year but what may well be on the road in 2005.
As in past years, Japan's automakers are putting a high emphasis on the environment. There are plenty of pint-sized sedans and coupes, like the Daihatsu Micros-3l, which sips only 3 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers (about 79 miles per gallon).
A tech-happy crowd
But new technology promises to let Japanese motorists boost mileage and protect the environment without having to squeeze into the automotive equivalent of a shoebox. Toyota introduced the first gasoline/electric hybrid, the Prius, nearly two years ago, and the prototype HV-M4 suggests the automaker is ready to roll out a second-generation hybrid in minivan form. Nissan will fight back with the Tino Hybrid, due to roll into dealerships next year. Tino combines an electric motor and a gasoline engine under the hood, then mates the pair to a sophisticated Continuously Variable Transmission.
Officially, Suzuki's EV-Sport is being billed as an electric vehicle, but let the batteries run down, and you can still get home, thanks to a small, gasoline-powered "emergency engine."
Though Honda is working on a variety of ultraclean alternative powertrains — such as a virtually pollution-free fuel cell — it's betting there's a future for the internal-combustion engine. "By 2005, Honda aims to replace its current engine lineup with a line of clean, fuel-efficient engines," declared the automaker's diminutive CEO, Hiroyuki Yoshino.
1999 Honda Fuya-Jo concept
Honda's exceedingly weird Fuya-Jo.
What Honda's Fuya-Jo says about the future is a little harder to determine. It bears an uncanny resemblance to a phone booth on wheels.
"Be smart, have fun," declares the sign over the Honda display. And indeed, the Fuya-Jo is just one of a variety of wild and wacky vehicles scattered across the Makuhari show floor. The boxy Daihatsu Naked underscores the trend towards sport-ute-like designs, even among vehicles designed primarily for use on city streets. This so-called "urban assault vehicle" could double as an oversized picnic basket, with a foldout table and all sorts of other creature comforts built into its body and interior.
A somber occasion at Nissan
Despite the seemingly ubiquitous exhortations to "smile" and "have fun" pasted all over the walls and booths of Makuhari Messe, there's a serious, even somber note underlying the biennial auto show. And for good reason, when you consider the dire situation facing Japan's automakers. In 1998, Japanese new-car sales plunged to 4.3 million, barely half the record levels set during the country's "bubble" economy. And the numbers continue to slip this year, meaning volume is all but certain to hit a 12-year low.
As crowded as the motor show is this year, even the attendance figures reflect the industry's problems. Attendance is expected to dip by 25 percent compared to the 2 million visitors who turned out for the 1991 Tokyo Motor Show.


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Celkon Mobile Service Center in Sirisi
Celkon Mobile Service Center in Sirisi, Karnataka – Address, Contact Number are listed below. If you have any problem with your Celkon mobile, kindly contact the service center officials. There is 1 Celkon authorized mobile service center in Sirisi
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Address: Near Old Bus Stand, Marikamba Circle, Sirisi
City: Sirisi
State: Karnataka
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Lakeville, MA (PressExposure) November 20, 2008 -- Dave Austin, Founder and President of Lift & Care Systems, Inc. in Lakeville, MA was recently honored at the 22nd annual Rhode Island Independent Living Conference in Providence, RI, where he received the Steven A. Hook Memorial Award. The award is presented annually to the person whose professional contributions exemplify Steven Hook's dedication to individuals with disabilities.
The theme of the conference: Live Your Best Life At Home, Work and Play, could well serve as the motto of Lift & Care Systems, where Austin's goal is to enable the highest quality of life for persons with disabilities, helping them maintain dignity, freedom, and independence wherever possible.
Almost 16 years ago, when Austin set out to explore the market for SureHands ceiling mounted lifts, what he found was an amazing community of persons with mobility problems who had varying levels of needs. Austin quickly learned that compassion, ingenuity, and a flair for innovative construction techniques were necessary to devise customized solutions for his new clients. Over the years, Lift & Care's product line has expanded, along with Austin's first-hand knowledge of the needs, wants, and likes of the people he serves, as well as their families and caregivers.
Austin notes, "What has impressed me most about the families and caregivers that we meet is their optimism and determination to help their loved ones or clients. It's heartwarming and joyous to see the better side of people and to really make a difference in people's lives, which is why it's a very special honor to receive this award."
Independent living with peer support is the goal of the Independent Living Conference: learning how to live life to the fullest possible extent with a disability. The entire community benefits from accessibility and persons with disabilities demonstrate that when given the opportunity they can and do succeed. The conference is sponsored by PARI Independent Living Center, Office of Rehabilitation Services, OSCIL (Ocean State Center for Independent Living), National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Rhode Island Chapter, Rhode Island Rehabilitation Association, Rhode Island Statewide Independent Living Council, The Corliss Institute, Inc. Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island, and the Rhode Island Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
SureHands Lift Systems The SureHands system of ceiling mounted lifts enables thousands of users with disabilities to have easier access to the basics of bed, bath, or toilet. It is also amazingly able to assist persons with disabilities with everyday tasks such as changing clothes, standing and ambulating, or even taking a swim or mounting a horse.
SureHands patient lift systems are so remarkable that they have been featured on two episodes of ABC-TV's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." During these episodes a SureHands lift & care system was installed to help make a home ADA compliant and enable the resident to transfer and accomplish his normal activities for daily living. This multi-directional SureHands system was mounted to the ceiling connecting the bedroom to the bath, allowing the resident greater mobility, free of floor based obstacles.


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Thursday, July 12, 2007
Veronica Was Always Prettier.
Found photos, photo album paper, graphite, a piece of cake wrapping tissue from a bakery (La Colmena - Antiga Casa L'Abella, Placa de l'Angel, 12, Barcelona - great cakes...), found paper with a religious sermon written on it and yellow archival artist tape.
23.25 x 25.5 cm
Again, this work needs a little explanation:
There is a half an octagon entirely cut out of the paper above the woman's (on the far right) head. Not sure if that is clear from the scan. Also the scanner I used couldn't fit the entire work on the bed of the scanner; so what you see here is a little smaller than the actual piece. There is a little more on the bottom of the image (about 1.5cm more)...including a bit more yellow from the octagon.
(This work has sold.)
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Since you're here, why not experience live Atlantic City entertainment while dancing the night away? Harrah's offers an electrifying Atlantic City nightlife scene at its award-winning venue, The Pool After Dark. Events include Wet 'N Wild Wednesdays, Aqua Fridays and the celebrity-hosted Epic Saturdays.
MTV reality star and resident DJ Pauly D keeps the party going on select Saturdays at The Pool After Dark. Kick the night off with festive cocktails from any of the venue's three bars.For more Atlantic City entertainment, Harrah's also features a variety of Atlantic City headlining acts ranging from acapella and country to pop and rock 'n roll at the property's concert venue.
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Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis - December 9Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis has been America's favorite holiday tradition for over 30 years. Experience the magic as the spirit of the season comes alive Sat., Dec. 9.
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The Price Is Right Live - March 2 & 3The hit interactive stage show, The Price Is Right Live™ is coming to The Concert Venue for three shows, March 2 and 3. This show gives eligible individuals the chance to hear their names called and "Come On Down" to win. Prizes may include appliances, vacations and possibly a new car! No purchase necessary to register for a chance to be a contestant. For full official rules, call or visit the Box Office. Void where prohibited.
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Jeff Foxworthy - Feb. 3Get ready for a night full of comical, redneck entertainment with one of the most respected and successful comedians, Jeff Foxworthy! Notoriously known for his redneck jokes, his act goes well beyond that to explore the humor in everyday family interactions and human nature. Don't miss out on a chance to see the largest selling comedy-recording artist in history at The Waterfront on February 2!


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** Update April 4th, 2012 **
I'm not generally one for recycling my images, but here I am doing so for the second time in the space of a couple of weeks. On this occasion, however, it's for a good cause : I'm proud to say that this photograph has been selected as one of thirty-five or so of which prints are being auctioned on the specially created Street Collection site. I'm humbled to find myself in the company of great street photographers such as Nick Turpin and Nils Jorgensen in a selection curated by Sophie Howarth, editor of the wonderful Street Photography Now book, which came out to much critical acclaim last year.
Please find below the official press release :
"Street Photography has been enjoying an extraordinary renaissance in the last few years with a raft of dedicated publications, festivals, magazines and exhibitions. Now leading practitioners from across the world have come together to offer their work in an online sale to raise money for PhotoVoice, a charity that raises money to fund projects with marginalised communities, and helps them communicate through the power of photography.
The Street Collection includes beautiful, dramatic, comic and moving images that capture the energy and idiosyncrasy of everyday life on streets across the globe. 500 prints will be available at just £100 each. This is a unique opportunity to buy outstanding street photographs at an affordable price. Many of the prints available are well known but have never previously been available for purchase.
Participating photographers include: Nick Turpin, David Gibson, Maciej Dakowicz, Nils Jorgensen, Mark Alor Powell, Arif Asci, Stephen McLaren, Mimi Mollica, Polly Braden and Ying Tang. The sale is curated by Sophie Howarth, co-author of Street Photography Now (Thames and Hudson, 2010).
Buyers will be able to view all the available photographs online at www.thestreetcollection.net from 4th April. Online sales open at 10am on 11th April."
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I arrived in New York to news that there was a flood warning in place this evening - apparently two to three inches (that's five to seven and a half centimetres) of rain are forecast tonight. But I've been looking forward to this trip for 18 months, and there was no way I was going to let my enthusiasm be dampened (literally or metaphorically) by a spring shower. So out I went. Fortunately, I wasn't the only one.
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This photograph has been blogged on Musical Rambling... and The Tea Leaf... and Hecyra... and Inspiration DC... and is referenced on club-sejour.fr/new-york/galerie... and Digital Picture Zone... and to my great pleasure, it's been all over tumblr several times !!
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The Master of Fine Arts in Documentary will launch as a cohort based program in Fall 2016. The MFA in Documentary prepares future documentary filmmakers by providing a foundation in documentary history, traditions, storytelling and production techniques, as well as innovative and emerging styles and techniques of interactive documentaries. This also is the preferred degree for those who wish to teach at the university level.
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November 27, 2012 - Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) - Rochester Lancers
News Release
(Rochester, NY) - The Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) today announced the "MISL Team of the Week," which features Lancers Forward, Doug Miller and Defender Brayton Knapp.
This is Miller's second time this season receiving this honor. Last season, Brayton Knapp was named "MISL Defensive Player of the Month" in January. Each player earned five critical points in a game that saw the Lancers top a strong Chicago side 16-8 last Wednesday.
The Rochester Lancers also unveiled their field name prior to kickoff last Wednesday. The field will officially be called the "Christopher J. Wilmot Field at the BCA." Christopher Wilmot, along with his family and friends, graciously accepted this honor before the game.
Wilmot is also co-owner and President of the Rochester Lancers. "Chris has been one of the biggest supporters of Rochester soccer for years. He has been involved in every level of soccer and continues to have passion for the game," said Soccer Sam Fantauzzo.
The Lancers will face the Missouri Comets this Saturday at 7pm. There will be a Section V celebration prior to kickoff. Holley's Section V Boys Soccer Coach, Dan Orbaker, will be Honorary Captain to honor his 400th win as a coach.
Pre-Game Happy Hour will feature $2 beers from 5:30-7pm.
2012/13 Rochester Lancers tickets are now available on the Lancers website at RochesterLancers.com or by calling (585) 872-KICK [5425]. All games will also be on MISLLive.com. The full Lancers 2012/13 schedule and ticket information can be found on RochesterLancers.com. Lancers tickets are also available at all local Wegmans locations. Kids 12 and under are FREE. Active military members are also FREE. College and High School students are only $5 with student ID.
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Mary-Esther Sloat is a woman with a patchwork past: three failed marriages, misspent youth, and a series of dead-end jobs. When she attempts to donate a kidney to her dying mother, she learns a life-altering truth: Loretta Boudreau Day is not her biological mother. After Loretta dies, Hurricane Katrina destroys Mary-Esther's only tie to New Orleans: her beloved Nana's house.
For a while, Mary-Esther lives in a battered Chevy van. Armed with a faded birth certificate, she finally corrals the courage to unravel the mystery of her birth at a small hospital in the panhandle of Florida. When she finds the site of the hospital, she is dismayed to learn it now houses the Gadsden County Sheriff's office. Sergeant Jerry Blount befriends Mary-Esther and helps her locate a retired nurse who once worked at the small hospital. After meeting with the senior in a nearby assisted-living facility, Mary-Esther visits the county courthouse to research records for children born on the same date. She discovers a baby girl with a similar last name, Sarah Davis of Chattahoochee, a small town in the same county.
Hattie Davis Lewis lives with her husband Holston and adopted child Sarah Chuntian Lewis in the old family homestead three miles south of Chattahoochee. She often thinks of her older sister, a child also named Sarah who died shortly after birth. Hattie's older brother Bobby Davis, his wife, and son live nearby on the family land. Bobby battles his own demons that threaten his hard-won sobriety.
Mary-Esther camps out in her van at a lake near Chattahoochee, hesitant at first to confront the family she suspects to be her own. Instead of welcoming arms, Mary-Esther finds a clannish community and a brother determined to keep her from claiming her birthright.
How can she blend the person she believed she was with the person she never had the chance to be?
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NOTE: Niagara University prohibits scooters and skateboards on campus. Please do not bring scooters or skateboards to the 2017 Gathering.
Opportunities abound for families to spend time together at Gathering.
During all meals and every afternoon from lunch until dinner time.
Family Time Options include:
The Family Place: a gathering place to play, read, relax and learn together - open daily from 1:30 - 4:30 pm
Balls and frisbees, board games, dress up clothes, riding toys, and lots of books can be found here. These can be used in the Family Place or some can even be checked out, like the books in the Junior Gathering Library. Want to have a pick up soccer game? Check out a soccer ball from the Family Place, round up a team and play! There are usually quiet places to grab a nap in air conditioning on a hot day. Some afternoons there is a topic for parents to discuss while chidren play nearby. Often musicians, storytellers, and jugglers are invited to provide a short entertainment. Look for Family Place in the Daily Bulletin to see what's available and see page 6 in Junior Gathering Times Summer 2017 for our schedule of activities.
Multi-Generational activities, like Capture the Flag, Sidewalk Chalk Art & more, are planned for afternoons from 1:30- 3:15. Check the Daily Bulletin each day for additional information on these and other Family Friendly activities.
Field Trips for 2017 Click here, after April 1, to see what attactions are nearby
Make your own plans - with just your family or join with others.
Get other ideas from Junior Gathering Times Winter 2017 and Summer 2016
The Wednesday evening plenary is for all ages. Make Ripples: Come move, be still, sing, participate, listen, watch, drum, worship; create soundscapes, visual art and dance to bring our 2017 theme to life.