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Teenage Pregnancy!!
Teenage Pregancy
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Teenage Pregancy
Date: 10/08/09, updated on 10/08/09 (218 review reads)
Advantages: If you have money, long term partner, and a lot of love and time then no reason to be worried!
Disadvantages: There are too many teenagers getting pregnant to get a free house and free money!
- Teenage Pregnancy -
I am a teenage mother (18 years old) I fell pregnant whilst I was still 17. I have been with my partner over 2 years and it was a shock when we found out that I was pregnant (took a while to sink in!) I had always wanted to be a hairdresser so was working in a top high street hairdressers at the time and was completing my NVQ. I decided that the long hours I was working weren't going to work around a baby if I was going to be a mother who would care for my own child as much as I can, so left the job and am currently carrying on finishing off my Level 2 hairdressing at college and plan to get a job as soon as becomes possible to work around our baby.
My partner works a lot of hours and has a mortgage on a flat he bought last year (which I am very proud of him for, as he is only 21!) which we now live in as a little family. The two of us decided to change our lives for the baby as we want to be great parents, we both sold our own cars and bought a family car together with the money (A renault Scenic).
Everyone always spoke of how difficult pregnancy is (which i had always been worried about) but to be honest I didn't find it too bad, I enjoyed being pregnant but as I am young (and probably look younger) was worried about what people would say or think of my bump! I did get terrible back ache throughout the pregnancy, and towards the end I had trouble sleeping at night (especially turning over!!) and even had to have some help getting up from the floor if i sat down, nothing too bad though.
I expected to get very fat throughout pregnancy, but only my belly grew bigger which I was pleased about, I did suffer with a lot of stretch marks on my belly, but they are gradually fading away now my baby is here.
I was most scared about giving birth! The more I thought about it and the nearer the due date got, the more worried I became! I was due on the 8th of June..... But a VERY stressful 9 days later (17th June) I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. The labour was 16 hours in total, and the contractions were awful (much more painful than I had ever imagined) I had to be rushed in an ambulance during the 16 hour labour (I'm sure I was going to give birth in that ambulance!) And had a terribly painful time when she was coming out! It was worse than I had in mind! But so worth every bit.
In my case of teenage pregnancy I think that I did the right thing to go through with it all as I am in a stable long term relationship, both families all behind us, a lovely home and have a manageable income due to my partner working. Our daughter will have a lot of love and time spent with her which I think will be a lovely upbringing.
I do not think teenagers who become pregnant without any money of their own or any stability should go through with a pregnancy as it would probably not be a very nice upbringing for the child which in my opinion is very unfair on an innocent child. I think a lot more information about contraception needs to be told to teenagers everywhere! Thats my own review (not in full detail due to privacy) of what I have personally been through in my teenage pregnancy, and what I think of teenage pregnancies.
Summary: Not always a bad thing in any means
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How to Block Contact in Windows Live Messenger 2011
One of the most revolutionary changes in WLM 2011 is the removal of the block list. For those of you who have a long block list, it would be a sad case as all blocked contacts will now reappear on your friend list again. It also allows blocked contacts to once again see you online when you've upgraded to WLM 2011. This, no doubt, bring troubles to most users.
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Step 1: Run Windows Live Messenger 2011 and log into your account.
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Project by HalDougherty | posted 1683 days ago | 4366 views | 0 times favorited | 13 comments |
Here are a few photos of the log I sawed this morning. It's sugar maple from someones yard and it was removed by a tree service. I've included photos of two sets of bookmatched boards that are 12" wide by 100" long and 1" thick. These photos were taken right after the boards were sawn. The only thing I did was to sweep the sawdust from them and position them as I took them from the mill. After lunch I'll coat the ends with anchorseal and put them in the covered shed to dry for 30 to 45 days, then they go in the kiiln… I can't wait till these are ready to make gunstocks. I cut several 12" slabs 1/4" thick to see if they dry without too mch twisting. It would be nice to press laminate blanks without resawing dried boards and surfaceing them before glue up. I know furniture makers want clear white maple, but for beautiful gunstocks, nothing beats the color of maple with dark streaks of color and lots of rays in the grain. There are too many saw marks to be able to see the tiger strip, but I took a plane and smoothed a section to see what I'm going to get. Time go finish lunch and get back to the sawmill.
-- Hal, Tennessee http://www.first285.com
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beautiful material. Wish it were mine -- ~ Inspiring those who inspire me ~ |
#2 posted 1683 days ago |
Gunstocks ? I thought you were making a table top out of these beauties ! Nice find : ) -- When you arrive at my front door, please knock softly but firmly. I like soft , firm, knockers : ) |
#3 posted 1683 days ago |
My aren't those pretty. |
#4 posted 1683 days ago |
Daren, Looking at your site is what got all this started. And when my wife sees this lumber I may be making a table or two instead of gunstocks. Hal -- Hal, Tennessee http://www.first285.com |
#5 posted 1683 days ago |
sweeeeett!!! Man I wish i had that kind of luck -- Which way did they go? Tell me, tell me I must know I'm there leader!! |
#6 posted 1683 days ago |
It sure is beautiful. -- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!! |
#7 posted 1683 days ago |
The first picture looks like the face of an animal. |
#8 posted 1683 days ago |
Funny, as the thumbnail was loading, I glanced at it and thought someone made some wooden trousers… (squint and look at it) -- A thing of beauty is a joy forever... |
#9 posted 1683 days ago |
A Rorschach test, except for woodworkers! |
#10 posted 1683 days ago |
Hey, I'm not taking the blame Hal…keep up the good work. |
#11 posted 1512 days ago |
Wonderful color and patterns… can't you just finish the surfaces and hang them… kind of a woodworkers idea of abstract expressionism. -- Rick, south Sweden |
#12 posted 1265 days ago |
What great looking lumber Congrats! -- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!" |
#13 posted 1227 days ago |
I did not know sugar maple could look so good…. Nice to have a mill so close. -- rhykenologist and plant grower |
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I am incredibly inspired today after reading an article by Hilary Lindsay called The Water's On Fire.
Here's my favorite part:
I called on water to help me wash seeds of discontent away like the flood took the seeds in my garden. I won't go with the flow. I am the flow, the torrent, the surging, roiling, tremendous flood waters. I am sweeping away this disappointment. I am sweeping away self-doubt. I am clearing, shoving, throwing, smashing, rolling and flowing. I am a forward pressing force of nature. No prisoners. Intruders to my well-being are being banished to dissolve. I am pulling my obstacles down with the undertow of my passion and I am being released above into the sunlit sparkles of gentle ripples of self love and light.
I'm a water sign – as Pisces as they come I've been told, but gotten much more grounded over the past 10 years. Water is a big theme in my dreams. I have recurring dreams about huge ocean waves that I am running away from and delicious dreams about swimming in rivers and streams where I become the current and go to the most beautiful places. There are lots of repeat places I go – a beach house nestled in the pink and orange flowers, a lake house with an empty room on the second floor that opens up to a narrow balcony, a waterfall at the end of a river that spills out into a deep swimming hole, a city on an ocean where I can go swimming in beautiful blue waters and drive along the coast, and a place in the Northwest of a dream country where I can sit and smell the salt air.
This article has me looking at all the water in my subconscious in a different way. All the pieces were there for me and I think I just got a glimpse of the whole beautiful picture.
It also reminded me of the last time I saw Tori Amos sing Precious Things. I don't listen to the album it's on anymore and felt I had grown out of the song. Then, to my surprise, I felt relief and incredible joy. It's not about the beautiful Christian boys or the girls with fascist panties, it's about renunciation "These precious things, let them bleed, let them wash away." I've spent almost 20 years with that song and finally understand it.
I've been adaptable like water but through yoga have been backing up my flexibility with strength both on and off the mat. I've let things wash away, but I've dropped more things off the dock and let them lie glimmering underneath the surface. It's time I take on that tidal wave that haunts my dreams – maybe it will back down, maybe I will swim with it, and maybe it will sweep me off to a new place. It's time to channel all that water in my soul like a flash flood and take out the obstacles and distractions. It's time to listen to my dreams when I become the current and swim deliciously through this life.
She's right: It's not enough to just let go. You have to wash it away, too.


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9 January 2007 First meeting NOAA Science Advisory Board's Data Archiving and Access Requirements Working Group Washington, DC, 7-8 December, 2006 Meeting summary Opening discussion Ferris Webster, DAARWG chair, opened the meeting. He saw the working group as providing an outside perspective that would emphasize the outlook of users of NOAA's data and products. He cited what he saw as one of the major challenges: the diversity of data within NOAA, integrating these data across disciplines, and linking NOAA's data systems to related national and international activities. Webster expected this first meeting to provide an overview of NOAA activities and issues related to data systems. It would thus principally be a fact-finding meeting for WG members. The outcome should be a list of priority issues which Webster proposed be addressed between sessions of the full WG by sub groups of members. Specific recommendations to be presented to NOAA's Science Advisory Board (SAB) would not occur until after the full working group had reviewed the work of the subgroups in addressing the priority issues assigned to them. Linkage between DAARWG and the NOAA Science Advisory Board (SAB) Tom Karl gave an overview of this linkage as Cynthia Decker was unable to attend the meeting. Cynthia's guidance was that "DAARWG is not an official advisory body to NOAA but will provide their advice to NOAA's Science Advisory Board, which will consider their advice, modify it as appropriate, and then provide advice to NOAA." David Blaskovich, a member of the WG, will be a liaison to the SAB. NOAA-wide data management issues Tom Karl presented NOAA-wide issues from the NOAA Data Management Committee's (DMC) perspective. The briefing described NOAA's organization structure of Line Offices and Goals, and how the DMC, the DAARWG, and the SAB were linked within NOAA. Tom identified major issues for NOAA: • Developing an architecture for integrated observing, data processing, and information management systems as being addressed by NOAA's Global Earth Observation Integrated Data Environment (GEO IDE). • Size (Managing exponentially growing data volumes) • Metadata (Appropriately describing data to ensure long-term utility) • Integration (Providing data in standard formats and protocols to enable integration) • Access (Providing clear and easy discovery of and access to data and products) • Usability (Assisting users with how to use the data) • At-risk data sets (Collecting data at risk to extend the environmental record) These issues are described in NOAA's 2005 Data Management Report to Congress, copies of which were distributed to working group members. Draft, 9 January 2007 NOAA data center presentations Directors Chris Fox NGDC (Geophysical), Zdenka Willis, NODC (Oceanographic) and Tom Karl NCDC (Climate) gave overview briefings on their data centers. Key issues presented include: • Data center directors need to have the leverage to make decisions on what data to archive and provide access for data sets that do not have large impacts on the data center's existing infrastructure. • There are specific data sets that data centers would like the WG to consider in regard to whether they should be archived and what type of access and use capabilities should be provided. • The number of data-set versions that should be kept is a major issue, especially for high- volume data sets. NOAA mission-goal presentations An overview of NOAA's mission goals in regard to data management was presented by John Boreman (Ecosystems), Steve Gill (Commerce & Transportation), Dave Vercelli (Weather & Water), and Tom Karl (Climate). Key issues presented include: • Data sets of low volume (size) may have high content (each field/observation is important) and may be critical to NOAA objectives. These data sets have very different data management issues compared to the high-volume data sets that come from satellites and radars. • A variety of data formats and terminology exist across and within NOAA's mission goals (e.g., different units of measure such as bushels versus pounds of clams, different location standards such as degrees-minutes vs. degrees-hundreds). These differences make multi-discipline analyses difficult and may even result in incorrect answers to important societal issues. • Standards as being adopted by GEO IDE in regard to NOAA's data are critical for data integration activities. Since NOAA is involved with international activities such as GEOSS, standards put in place by NOAA should be consistent with international standards. • The social science aspects of NOAA data and products do not appear to be well formulated. A better job in this area may result in promoting the importance of NOAA's data management activities in achieving NOAA's mission goals and the consequent benefits provided to the nation. Major NOAA data-management initiatives Tom Adang briefed the meeting on NOAA's Global Earth Observation Integrated Data Environment (GEO IDE). GEO IDE will provide the overall framework to integrate NOAA's many data systems by promoting standards for • syntax (formats) • semantics (terminology) • interfaces (Service-Oriented Architecture) 2 Draft, 9 January 2007 Rick Vizbulis briefed the meeting on the Comprehensive Large-Array Stewardship System (CLASS). Within the GEO IDE environment, CLASS is currently designed for NOAA's large array data systems for satellites, radar, and model output but is expected to evolve into a system for archive and access to all NOAA data. Domi Sanchez briefed the meeting on IT security. The security required by NOAA for its systems and data have increased dramatically over the last few years. In the discussion that followed, some members recommended that WG spend its time on activities that were more likely to bear fruit. They pointed out that security restrictions are likely being driven by Homeland Security issues that would be difficult or impossible to change. Not all members agreed with this, pointing out that NOAA's interpretation of Homeland Security guidelines may be imposing unnecessary burdens in accessing NOAA data. NRC Principles and guidelines regarding NOAA data archiving and access Dave Robinson, chair of the National Research Council Committee on Archiving and Accessing Environmental and Geospatial Data at NOAA, gave an overview of the work being done to develop principles and guidelines for NOAA data archive and access. In a recent preliminary report, the NRC committee provided a draft of data archiving principles and guidelines. The final report, expected in late spring 2007, will add data access principles and guidelines. Robinson hoped that the DAARWG would find these reports useful in their future examination of NOAA data archiving and access. Robinson invited the working group and its members to provide input to his committee. In particular, what should the committee look at in developing its final report that would be of most benefit to the WG? Working group discussions and decisions DAARWG Issues and sub-group Assignments The WG decided to examine the following three critical issues. Sub groups were assigned for each issue with Ferris Webster ex officio on all three groups. The goal of each subgroup is to further explore the issue and develop recommendations that the group could review for presentation to the SAB. 1. Comprehensive Large-Array Stewardship System (CLASS) sub group Sub-group members: Michael Mott (lead) Roberta Balstad Daphne Fautin Sami Saarinen Bruce Wielicki Discussion points: Is money spent on CLASS going in the right direction? The WG sensed that the model for CLASS was not clearly defined. Shouldn't the aim be clarified before a lot of work is done in designing and building a system? Part of the 3 Draft, 9 January 2007 clarification is the connection of CLASS to NOAA's Mission Objectives. "Don't build the house, and then hire the architect". Is CLASS for all data in NOAA? The system architecture to handle large arrays of satellite data may need to be significantly different from that needed to handle fisheries biological samples. 2. Global Earth Observation Integrated Data Environment (GEO IDE) sub group Sub-group members: Sara Graves (lead) Anne Hale-Miglarese Michael Mott Discussion points: The Global Earth Observation Integrated Data Environment is supposed to provide integrated observing, data-processing, and information-management systems. It is intended to support the International Global Earth Observing System of Systems (GEOSS). What are the linkages between GEO-IDE and other programs, within NOAA, with other agencies, and internationally? What resources are available or anticipated to support GEO-IDE development, and are these sufficient for reasonable progress? The GEO-IDE briefing addressed the "challenges to integration". Integration may prove difficult to achieve. Is the approach that is being taken to develop integration likely to make progress towards this critical goal? 3. Integration sub group Sub-group members: Peter Cornillon (lead) Phil Jones Aaron Ridley Discussion points: Can the multitude of data systems in NOAA be coordinated in such a way that users can find and obtain data with uniform procedures? Can NOAA provide data in standard formats and protocols so that users can integrate data from various sources to solve environmental problems? There are conflicting points of views on how to proceed: bottom-up vs. top-down, or some combination of the two. The activity needs to be cast in terms of its benefit to achieving NOAA's 5 mission goals. Perhaps the theme of coastal erosion and inundation could be used as a framework. The procedures chosen should be "agency-blind". The GEO IDE and Integration subgroups will likely address similar issues, hence they should interact. 4 Draft, 9 January 2007 Corollary actions • Release of supporting documents to DAARWG: Obtain clearance for releasing the NOAA CLASS Level 1 requirements, the GEO IDE Implementation Plan, and the GEO IDE Standards document: Action: Karl, Steurer • Set up an email listserver for DAARWG members and NOAA DMC leadership Action: Steurer Other issues for WG consideration The working group discussed a number of other issues for future consideration. These were deemed to be of lower priority than the three above. They include: • Partner data: Some NOAA activities are critically dependent on data sources from other agencies. In addition, NOAA has commitments to handle data generated by others. The WG decided to ask for a presentation on this topic at a future meeting. • New technology: What impacts will new technology have on NOAA activities? Does NOAA have the in-house expertise to deal with this? Should the WG be advising on new technology? Some members of the working group felt that though this issue was important, it was outside the scope of the group. • End-to-end data management: As new programs are developed, the need for data support should be recognized and budgeted. NASA provides a model. It may not be perfect, but at least there is a model. • The impact of the exponential growth of NOAA data holdings on NOAA's ability to serve its objectives. • Metadata: The topic of metadata continually comes up in discussing any data system, and it is not a problem unique to NOAA. Peter Cornillon presented his belief that progress could be made by splitting up the question. Metadata has many meanings, and by separating out the various species of metadata, perhaps a framework can be developed to ensure a better implementation of metadata practice. Timetable • Webster will attend the NRC Archiving and Accessing committee meeting on 19 December to continue the coordination with that group. • The SAB has meeting scheduled in March and July: • The subgroups are requested to prepare a status report by February, for use in preparing a preliminary report to the SAB's March meeting. • A meeting of the working group to prepare a first round of advice to the SAB should be scheduled in the May-June timeframe • The first report to the SAB should be prepared for presentation at the SAB's July meeting. Note that advice presented to SAB should be phrased and structured in terms of the NOAA Mission Goals to better resonate with SAB and NOAA leadership. Briefings presented at the meeting are at: www.joss.ucar.edu/joss_psg/meetings/daarwg 5 Draft, 9 January 2007 DAARWG Membership Working Group members attending the meeting Roberta Balstad, Center for Research on Environmental Decisions, Columbia University David D. Blaskovich, IBM, Deep Computing Peter Cornillon, Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island Daphne G. Fautin, Natural History Museum & Biodiversity Res. Center, University of Kansas Sara J. Graves, Information Technology & Systems Center, University of Alabama in Huntsville Philip Jones, Climate Research Unit, University of East Anglia Anne Hale-Miglarese, President and CEO, EarthData International Michael R. Mott, Distinguished Engineer, Executive IT Architect, IBM Aaron J. Ridley, Dept. of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences, University of Michigan Sami Saarinen, European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts Ferris Webster, College of Marine & Earth Studies, University of Delaware Bruce Wielicki, CERES Principal Investigator, NASA, Langley Research Center Working Group members unable to attend Gary Jeffress, Dept. of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, Texas A&M University Stephen Meacham, National Science Foundation Roger Wakimoto, Earth Observing Laboratory, NCAR 6
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I just got the NT's latest email alert for Pinter's "The Hothouse", and I must say that I'm a little surprised by it. I saw this when it was in previews and wasn't all that taken with it, with the excpetion of Finbar Lynch's performance, which I thought was excellent and the most outstanding of the production, yet he's the one lead that isn't mentioned in that email. Puzzling.
The Hothouse At The NT
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Posted 01 August 2007 - 06:28 PM
Yes, Finbar is v good so hope he gets mentions elsewhere. I liked this production; great to see the Pinter mindset taking shape. I wanted a bit more real violence, Stephen Moore's punching was pathetic. More rehearsal maybe? It seemed to be a send up of every type of theatre pre Pinter, including Round the Horne with that 'love' declaration near the end. Most enjoyable.
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Posted 14 August 2007 - 02:29 AM
Lynette I agree completely. I like this show a lot - but the punching is still pathetic!
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Washington — Actress Eva Longoria, chef Jose Andres and actor and director Diego Luna are among those who will receive the 26th Hispanic Heritage Awards.
The Hispanic Heritage Foundation announced the winners Friday. The awards will be presented Sept. 5 at the Kennedy Center in Washington and will be broadcast Sept. 15 on MundoFOX.
Other winners include: musical group Los Tigres Del Norte; superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools Alberto Carvalho; Voto Latino President Maria Teresa Kumar; actress and singer Lucero; and race car driver Juan Pablo Montoya.
The Hispanic Heritage Awards were established in 1987 by President Ronald Reagan to commemorate the creation of Hispanic Heritage Month. »
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Nascar driver Juan Pablo Montoya is reaching for the sky. He tells us when he's not racing cars, he's like Bruce Jenner and plays with radio-control planes. "I have jets and everything with turbines in it and helicopters and big-scale airplanes like 10-foot-wingspan airplanes," Montoya told E! News at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif. And cars aren't his only hot wheels. "I mountain bike like crazy like every day at home," he said. "Every day I'm home on the bike either once or twice a day." For more Nascar, check out E! News tonight at 7 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. »
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In this lesson youll meet instructor Mandy Leins, get an overview of what youll be learning, and draw out the templates for your first project!
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Create exciting collage effects by stitching over tulle or water-soluble stabilizer, and get tips on finishing your pillow projects.
Praise for Mandy Lein's Craftsy class A New Look at Longarm Quilting: "I love taking longarm classes through Craftsy, and this one did not disappoint. Though I've been longarming for a few years, this class is a great introduction to freehand techniques, something which can be difficult to master. But (Mandy) breaks things down easily, and above all, allows the student to get comfortable with the quilting, and to relax about it. Great class!" - QuiltfabricationNorthern California
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LONG BEFORE Mike Rice was throwing basketballs and epithets at his basketball team, Rutgers had to cope with another embarrassment.
Say hello to Mister Magoo.
Quincy Magoo is not real. He's one of America's most iconic cartoon characters. But Magoo's creators decided to depict him as a graduate of a prestigious college.
Guess what college they chose?
Yep. Dear old Rutgers. Only a few years ago, Rutgers' alumni magazine bragged that Magoo's cartoonists wanted a "a college alumnus who was still fired up with the old school spirit" and felt that "Rutgers was the embodiment of the 'old school tie'."
Magoo's fictitious Rutgers connection may not seem so terrible, except for a not-so-small problem. Magoo's most memorable feature, which continually got him into trouble and made his cartoons so hilarious, was his nearsightedness. He also had a rock-solid stubbornness that blocked him from doing anything to improve his eyesight. So his problems inevitably worsened. He was, to be blunt, a bumbler.
Fast forward to the events of the past two weeks at Rutgers. The spirit of Mister Magoo lives. What emerged at Rutgers since the release of the now-viral video of Rice abusing his players are a series of mishaps that could have been prevented with some clear focus.
Let's begin last July. Rutgers says Eric Murdock, a former college and professional basketball star who had become the team's chief of player development, reported on Rice's habit of screaming anti-gay slurs at players during practices while also kicking, pushing and throwing basketballs.
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Was Rutgers surprised to hear this? Murdock came forward after his contract had not been renewed, so the university was justifiably suspicious. Last week, Murdock filed a whistleblower lawsuit.


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(Last modified: 2013-09-06 17:05:50) Source: The Herald-News Local residents will soon get to tell one of their elected officials what they think about state government and how they think it should operate.
State Rep. Ron Travis, R-Dayton, will hold a town hall meeting on Thursday, Sept. 12, at 6:30 p.m. in the Phil Swafford Building in downtown Dayton. For further details, see the Sunday edition of The Herald-News. Copyright © 2014, The Herald-News |


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HMV continued to fill the void on London's high streets after year on year sales volume increased by 11.7% last quarter.
Despite years of rejigging and revamping and rebranding, it seems the implosion of rival Zavvi is the main reason things have turned around.
HMV boss Simon Fox admitted that his firm's good fortune in growing even its music sales, while CD sales continued to decline market wide, was much to do with "changes in our competitive landscape" since Christmas, the demise of Woolworths and Zavvi in particular, of course. He added that his team had been "working hard to take advantage of the opportunities arising from those changes".
Physical sales continue slump
Despite the temporary boost following their competitors' demise, Fox says that he recognises that his company's physical music sales will continue to decline, adding that his business plan accounts for an annual drop in CD sales of 10% per year for the foreseeable future.
DVDs already amount for 50% of the entertainment retailer's business, and games are about to overtake music to be the second of the firm's three main products (music and gaming are currently more or less equal).
Though, of course, while DVDs and video games may help HMV overcome declining CD sales in the short term, as the digital delivery of movies and games starts to properly take off, physical DVD and gaming sales have a limited lifespan too.
Which is why the retail chain are busy diversifying even further.
Moves into live music, mobiles and cinemas
In his financial report this week, Fox again noted his company's previously reported alliance with the MAMA Group, which took the retailer into the live music space, and also announced a new partnership with Orange which will see the mobile firm have a in-store presence in HMV shops, initially in fifteen stores, but potentially across the chain in due course.
The entertainment seller is also dabbling with cinema, having formed an alliance with independent film distributor Artificial Eye, who run the Curzon arthouse cinemas in London.
"Mini cinema" pilot in Wimbledon
The plan seems to be to put mini cinemas into some of the retailer's stores, piloting the venture in Wimbledon. Fox said yesterday:
"We are really focused on opening our first one or two trial cinemas before we decide exactly the pace of rollout. Around 20 stores could have the capability to operate cinemas within a few years".
Which is all well and good, but what about recorded music, is that set to just become an occasional sideline for the iconic record shop brand?
Well, Fox hopes not. He stressed that he is still very much interested in the digital music business - of course HMV do sell downloads via their website - though he didn't want to be drawn on what the future of digital music may be, or HMV's role in it. Admitting that he admires new streaming services like Spotify, he added:
"Spotify and others are yet to be profitable. Our focus is to be profitable".


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Document putting forward the case for a public debate about the long term future of the care and support system in England as part of the UK Government's desire to engage with the public and key stakeholders about how the existing system can meet the challenges of the future.
Paper discussing the implications for public services of an increasingly ageing society and seeking views from the general public on what they think is important for a good quality of life in later life.
This report draws on a literature review and consultation to examine the current performance of care and support in protecting and promoting human rights and equality. The report aims to influence thinking on the future of care and support in England and it sets out the actions the Equality and Human Rights Commission will take to help make its vision for care and support a reality.
Podcast of a talk given by Ken Laidlaw, consultant clinical psychologist, NHS Lothian at Edinburgh City Chambers, 29/01/2009. He discusses findings from research about ageing across the world.
More than 40% of care homes in Scotland need to improve the support they offer people with life-limiting illnesses and those who require palliative and end of life care, according to a new report from Scotland's care watchdog.
This report reflects the findings of 1036 inspections and three investigations carried out by the Care Commission at care homes for older people between April 2007 and March 2008.
The main focus of this learning object is depression amongst older people. The learning object begins by highlighting some of the problems with defining and diagnosing 'depression' and then goes on to discuss the estimated numbers of older people that are thought to suffer from the condition. Issues that make people more or less vulnerable to developing depression in later life are also examined. Finally, effective treatments for depression and explanations for why it so often remains unrecognised in older people is discussed.
In this learning object you are introduced to the importance of seeing later life as one phase of an entire course of life from birth to death shaped by earlier life stages and experiences. Meaning and identity are important to mental health in later life and require that we can connect past, present and future in our lives. A highly influential theory of the life course which embodies these themes is the psychosocial theory of Erik Erikson, which you will consider in Section 2.
Document containing a series of essays which examine the challenges facing 'Maggie's children', those born between 1980 and 1995, and their prospects for the later stages of their lives in 50 years time. Topics discussed include pensions, health and social care and education and recommendations are made as to how these challenges can be met.
The Reith Lectures were inaugurated in 1948 by the BBC to mark the historic contribution made to public service broadcasting by Sir John (later Lord) Reith, the corporation's first director-general. Each year, the BBC invites a leading figure to deliver a series of lectures on radio.
The 2001 Reith Lectures are on 'The End of Age' and contain 5 lectures by Tom Kirkwood, Professor of Medicine and head of the Department of Gerontology at the University of Newcastle.
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January 13, 2010
Summary of the New Jersey State of the State Address
By Stateline Staff
Outgoing New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine (D) told the Democratic-controlled Legislature Jan. 13 that he was disappointed he was not re-elected last November to serve a second term and that he hadn't done more to reduce property taxes.
"Let's call it like it is: everyone's property taxes are too damn high," he said in his fourth and final state of the state address. Corzine congratulated Chris Christie, the Republican who defeated him, and urged lawmakers to help the new governor "to do what's right, not for their party, but for our whole state."
Corzine said until property taxes would continue to be high in the Garden State "until we reform our state's antiquated structure for providing local government services, a home-rule system dating back to the 17th century."
Acknowledging "the elephant in the room," Corzine said he wished he could have done more "to address New Jersey's all consuming debt problem." His called his plan to sell the New Jersey Turnpike and increase tolls "controversial, unpopular, and yes, unsuccessful."
Corzine, a former Wall Street executive, said even if the state doesn't borrow another penny over the next decade for highways, school construction or open space, its debt will double because of the power of compound interest.
Despite that failure, Corzine said he was the first governor in six decades to cut spending two years in a row. The state workforce also was cut by more than 8,500 positions.
He called New Jersey a "beacon for progressive government" by ending capital punishment, tripling the number of housing vouchers, becoming the second state to implement a paid leave program for workers to take care of sick relatives, and just this week, passing legislation to allow the use of medical marijuana.
While the state approved an important civil unions law in 2006, Corzine lamented that the state had failed to approve same-sex marriage legislation.
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Chevrolet has recalled certain 2006 Malibu vehicles because the tire label lists an inappropriate size for the spare tire. The label lists a 15-inch spare, when it should be a 16-inch rim. Chevrolet has mailed out replacement labels to affected owners.
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Recalls are issued for cars with safety-related defects or problems
2006 Chevrolet Malibu recalls
Chevrolet Malibu Recall 06V417000
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SBW is shrunk body weight;
N is number of animals; and
DOP is days on pasture.
Amounts are computed from actual dry matter intake when available or from predicted intake equation. Risk of use increases when predicted intakes are used versus actual DMI.
Ration energy values are computed by summing the energy contribution of each feed to arrive at a total energy content of the ration, using tabular energy values. Tabular energy values used include % TDN, ME (Mcal/kg), NEma (Mcal/kg), and NEga (Mcal/kg).
Supply of metabolizable protein (MP) is the sum of digested ruminally undegraded feed protein and digested microbial protein. Feed composition parameters used include percentage CP, percentage UIP, and percentage DIP.
Undegraded available feed protein is assumed to be 80 percent digestible. Hence,
The contribution of microbial protein to the MP supply is estimated from the microbial crude protein yield.
MCP is microbial crude protein, g/d;
eNDFadj is 1.0 if the effective NDF (eNDF) of the ration is >20%;
eNDFadj is 1.0-((20-eNDF) * 0.025) when eNDF =20%;
TDN is total digestible nutrients, g/d;
MCP is assumed to be 80% true protein and 80% digestible, hence,
Level 2 computes amino acid requirements and predicts energy and protein supply from feed physical and chemical properties. All energy and protein requirements are the same as level 1.)
MPmaint is metabolizable protein required for maintenance, g/d;
MPAAi is metabolizable requirement for the ith absorbed amino acid, g/day;
AATISSi is amino acid composition of tissue, Table 10–5.
PB is protein content of empty body gain, g/100g;
EBG is empty body gain, g/d;
RPN is net protein required for growth, g/d;
RPAAi=growth requirement for the ith absorbed amino acid, g/d.
AATISSi is amino acid composition of tissue (Table 10–5);
EAAGi is efficiency of use of the ith amino acid for growth (Table 10–6), g/g, and
AALACTi is the ith amino acid content of milk true protein, g/100g (Table 10–6);
Table 10–5 Amino Acid Composition of Tissue and Milk Protein (g/100 g of protein)
Amino acid |
Tissuea |
Milkb |
Methionine |
2.0 |
2.71 |
Lysine |
6.4 |
7.62 |
Histidine |
2.5 |
2.74 |
Phenylalanine |
3.5 |
4.75 |
Tryptophan |
0.6 |
1.51 |
Threonine |
3.9 |
3.72 |
Leucine |
6.7 |
9.18 |
Isoleucine |
2.8 |
5.79 |
Valine |
4.0 |
5.89 |
Arginine |
3.3 |
3.40 |
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(ARGOS) - Authorities say three people have been found dead in the Northern Indiana town of Argos in what detectives are calling a double homicide and suicide.
Marshall County police say a 12-year-old boy discovered the three bodies in a house in the town about 30 miles south of south bend.
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Konfidence Blinkies Swim Toys, Pack of 3
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Clownfish, dolphin and duck toys that are suitable for use in the pool or bath. Press the contacts on the bottom and watch them light up.- Brand
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Unable to find an alternative to arm bands and hand held swimming devices for their own children, the family run business started to design their own innovative swimming aids that help children as they learn to swim. Filling the market gap for a practical buoyancy aid for young swimmers, their Original Konfidence Jacket™ ingeniously combines floatation with a streamlined wetsuit. Their colourful and eye-catching suits give both parents and children piece of mind when in the water, while giving little swimmers the security and confidence they need as they develop their water skills.
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Encoding and Transducing the Synaptic or Extrasynaptic Origin of NMDA Receptor Signals to the Nucleus
Encoding and Transducing the Synaptic or Extrasynaptic Origin of NMDA Receptor Signals to the Nucleus
Cell, Volume 152, Issue 5,
Pages 1119-1133,
Publication Date 28 February 2013
Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2013.02.002
Anna Karpova
Marina Mikhaylova
Sujoy Bera
Julia Bär
Pasham Parameshwar Reddy
Thomas Behnisch
Vladan Rankovic
Christina Spilker
Philipp Bethge
Jale Sahin
Rahul Kaushik
Werner Zuschratter
Thilo Kähne
Michael Naumann
Eckart D. Gundelfinger
Michael R. Kreutz
RG Neuroplasticity, Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, 39118 Magdeburg, Germany
Special Lab Electron and Laserscanning Microscopy, Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, 39118 Magdeburg, Germany
Department of Neurochemistry and Molecular Biology, Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, 39118 Magdeburg, Germany
Cell Biology, Faculty of Science, Utrecht University, 3584 CH Utrecht, the Netherlands
Institutes of Brain Science and State Key Laboratory of Medical Neurobiology, Fudan University, Shanghai 200032, People's Republic of China
Institute of Experimental Internal Medicine, Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, 39120 Magdeburg, Germany
Corresponding author
These authors contributed equally to this work
Present address: CNRS, Interdisciplinary Institute for Neuroscience, UMR 5297, 33000 Bordeaux, France
Present address: National Metrology Institute, TÜBITAK-UME, 41470 PK 54 Kocaeli, Turkey
► Jacob is a synapto-nuclear protein messenger of NMDAR signaling to the nucleus ► Jacob encodes the origin of synaptic versus extrasynaptic NMDAR signals in the nucleus ► Jacob induces cell death or survival/plasticity depending upon phosphorylation by ERK ► α-internexin preserves plasticity signals during long-haul synapto-nuclear transport
The activation of N-methyl-D-aspartate-receptors (NMDARs) in synapses provides plasticity and cell survival signals, whereas NMDARs residing in the neuronal membrane outside synapses trigger neurodegeneration. At present, it is unclear how these opposing signals are transduced to and discriminated by the nucleus. In this study, we demonstrate that Jacob is a protein messenger that encodes the origin of synaptic versus extrasynaptic NMDAR signals and delivers them to the nucleus. Exclusively synaptic, but not extrasynaptic, NMDAR activation induces phosphorylation of Jacob at serine-180 by ERK1/2. Long-distance trafficking of Jacob from synaptic, but not extrasynaptic, sites depends on ERK activity, and association with fragments of the intermediate filament α-internexin hinders dephosphorylation of the Jacob/ERK complex during nuclear transit. In the nucleus, the phosphorylation state of Jacob determines whether it induces cell death or promotes cell survival and enhances synaptic plasticity.


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