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Jay Harvill, director of gift planning, has been with the foundation since 2005. With more than 20 years of experience in finance and gift planning, Jay has completed studies as a certified financial planner and graduated from Pepperdine University's Seaver College. Jay serves on the board of the Planned Giving Round Table and is a past chapter president. He has also served as committee chair of the Western Regional Planned Giving Conference and National Philanthropy Day. Jay is an active member of Arcadia Rotary, the Fiduciary Round Table, the San Gabriel Valley Estate Planning Council and serves on the board for San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity.
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Nike Air Force 1 Low Max Air VT
April 10th, 2012 by Aaron Hope | 38 comments
Gore Texer's 1World Air Force 1 Lows covered in digi-camo were so coveted that getting your hands on one of the few pairs produced is more a matter of finding one up for sale than just affording the price tag. Nike Sportswear has a new offering that looks to one-up that instant classic by adding a full-length visible Air cushion and VacTech construction for that modern molded look. The Nike Air Force 1 Low Max Air VT brings all these features together into a continuation of the XXX Anniversary 'Pearl' collection that itself is sure to generate some availability concerns, but that's just because all the biggest AF1 fans are going to have to get their hands on these immediately upon the release date. That point in the future remains to be determined, so stick with Sneaker News for updates and check out some more images of the 'Camo' Air Force 1 Low Max Air VT after the jump below.
Filed under: Nike Air Force 1s, Upcoming Sneakers // Tags: Nike Air Force 1 Max Air VT Low
too much heat dropping in june: obsidians, military 4's, yzy 2's, supreme sb dunks, south beach LB 9's, CDGxSupreme Vans, and these? i better start saving...
Hot Fire!!! Love the material and the midsole. Any other midsole wouldve killed it.
these are hot. I have the rest of the PEARLS, now I gotta have these. When is the release date?
These look like really good quality shoes, which is more than I can say for a lot of JB joints. Waxed laces are dope and that leather looks baby soft, wish they lined the interior with it.
these are raw. prolly gone be like that denim joint that dropped last year. instant cop.
Don't usually like Max Air units on AF1s, or vactech, or camo on kicks, but these really are fire.
I am not a fan of AF1, not a fan of camo and not a fan of VT. Yet these kicks somehow look really good to me!
"is sure to generate some availability concerns, but that's just because all the biggest AF1 fans are going to have to get their hands on these immediately upon the release date" ????? LOL WHO DOES SNEAKERNEWS HIRE TO WRITE THIS STUFF LOL???
loving the camo, but they ruined it by making it a f-u-c-k-i-n wack vac tech smh ! () why did they have to make it a wack azz vac tech !?!? () could have been 10x better smh ..... vac techs are wack !!!
Personally, I think they should stop production on all AF1s for awhile. Give ppl time to miss them, then bring them back. There are way too many AF1 out there and they don't get the respect they use to, IMO
You must not live in a big city fam, general release AF1's are what you are speaking of the exclusives shut the streets down because not to many people see the crack AF1's, Jordans are fly but with soo many on the streets they dont turn heads no more. Look it up kid Luche Libre AF1 Low I will shut your your city/town/farm down too! ya dig
& i personally think they should Stop the production of J's 4 a while & give people a chance 2 miss them...how many times did the 3's, 4's,11's etc etc get retroed? How many times dudes still gonna be rocking the same ish? Looking lame.....The thing that makes Forces hot is no matter how many is out there.....their all different & never get re released......with that said these R pure fire & im glad Nike stay behind this.Lengendary Shoe.....
Fuck who else respects them, its the 30th anniv and they havent been disappointing. You like them or not these are sick
Nike stopping the production of Jordans? shut that shxt up, they'd lose so much money it aint evn funny. smh


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Astromech Droid R5-A2 was a build-a-droid figure and was released during the The Legacy Collection's wave 5 which consisted of figures based on the original Star Wars movie. R5-A2 has the astromech typical 5 joints (dome, 2 legs, 2 ankles) and a clean, orange/white/silver/black paint application with small, nicely applied red markings on both legs. There are no dirt marks anywhere on the figure. If you own any other astromech droid figures, you might notice that there is no clicking sound when you turn the dome.
All three legs have little rolls in them, so you can move R5 around. Sometimes, these little rolls stand out a bit too much in some astromech figures, and when placed on only two legs, the droid might lean a bit forward or backward. This is not the case here, and the figure stands very well when the middle leg is removed. Hasbro didn't include any accessories or weapons, and the little antenna sticking out of the dome is not removable.
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Definition of crowdfunding in English:
Line breaks: crowd|fund¦ingPronunciation: /ˈkraʊdfʌndɪŋ
- The practice of funding a project or venture by raising many small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically via the Internet: musicians, filmmakers, and artists have successfully raised funds and fostered awareness through crowdfundingMore example sentences
- Crowdfunding is not for everyone.
- As crowdfunding has matured from a series of one-off efforts into something reproducible, the money has followed.
- He is painting a mural in Pike Place Public Market and is using crowdfunding to obtain the funds to complete this colorful project.
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- There are two issues with crowdfunded sites that also have volunteer journalists, however: who's going to pay for it and who's going to write it.
- I've always been a collaborative filmmaker and so, on a whim really, I became a backer to a crowdfunded project.
- Last week, I initiated an experiment in crowd-funded journalism with this blog post.


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Definition of nerve fibre in English:
nerve fibre
Line breaks: nerve fibrenoun
- The axon of a neuron. A nerve is formed of a bundle of many such fibres, with their sheaths.More example sentences
- Typically, there is a nerve fibre or axon, which can be a metre or more in length, along which impulses travel to convey information to other neurons, or to muscles or glands.
- In fact, most of the injured axons in the nerve fiber layer were located adjacent to or within areas of retinal hemorrhage and retinal detachment, suggesting a probable cause-effect relationship.
- When myelin or the nerve fiber is destroyed or damaged, the ability of the nerves to conduct electrical impulses to and from the brain is disrupted, and this produces the various symptoms of MS.


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SOPHOMORE (2012-13): Played one season for the Cardinals at Trinity Valley Community College, averaging 8.4 points and 1.7 rebounds per game while shooting 45 percent from the floor, 35 percent from beyond the arc, and 72 percent from the line... reached double figures 10 times, including a high of 17 points against Weatherford College in a 77-74 victory.
FRESHMAN (2011-12): Appeared in 16 games off the bench for North Dakota, helping his team to a 17-15 overall record (13-1 at home)... scored 11 points and grabbed nine rebounds in limited minutes.
Prepped at Pike High School in Indianapolis, Ind., where he played two years of varsity basketball... averaged 10.0 ppg and 5.0 rpg as a senior with the Red Devils... earned MVP honors at the Eric Gordon Super Shootout All-Star Game following his final prep season with 28 points... ranked among the top 60 players in the state as a senior... also received interest from Bradley, Illinois State, Eastern Illinois, and Tennessee-Martin out of high school.
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Nike Air Max 90 Essential Leather – White – Black – Cool Grey
August 26th, 2013 by Aaron Hope | 5 comments
The first pair of Air Max 90s we saw with both the Essential and Leather tags last month was in fact a nubuck build. Here's a new Nike Air Max 90 with those same suffixes, this time with a material list a bit closer to what you might expect given the box label. This mix of white, black and Cool Grey is mostly a grainy leather for the former, which makes the darker sections stand out despite the fact that they're dark neutrals. The overall look is one that's timeless and perfect for casual wear, so take a gander at more photos below, then pick up your pair from NSW retailers like Titolo.
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Oh, the weather outside is frightful…no, wait a minute. While the tune seems more than appropriate for the current holiday season, UNCW's track and field athletes benefitted from ideal conditions Thursday during the program's annual fall Teal-Navy Meet at the Harold Greene Track and Field Complex.
With dry weather and temperatures in the 70's the order of the day, Coach Jim Sprecher split his team into two squads and the Teal unit came out on top by a narrow 135.5-130.5 score.
The highlight of the meet came in the Women's 60 Meters when both senior Maleena Reid and junior Hailey Blackburn each clocked a 7.1, besting the meet record of 7.2 seconds set by Reid last year. Reid was given the nod by meet officials.
In another highlight, senior Krista Mangum tied her own meet record in the 60 Meter Hurdles with an 8.4 seconds finish. The Navy team won both 4x300 relays, with the men exhibiting good depth in the 4x300 relays.
Teal-Navy Fall Meet Event Winners:
Men60 Meters – Brandon McLean, 6.6 60 Hurdles - Matt Foster, 7.8, (ties for third all-time)300 Hurdles – Cody Love, 37.3, 600 Meters – Dylan Skinner, 1:20.4150 Meters – Cam Shaw, 15.93,000 Meters – Casey Buddenbaum, 9:04.Long Jump – Brent Campbell, 7.3 Triple Jump – Aerial Chatman, 14.65High Jump – Chase Johanson, 5-10Javelin – Dan Caffrey, 54.09Pole Vault – Kevin Webb, 14-6
Women60 Meters – Maleena Reid, 7.160 Hurdles – Krista Mangum, 8.4 (tied own meet record)300 Hurdles – Signe Hardigan, 47.3600 Meters – Sarah Whitman, 1:38150 Meters – Maleena Reid, 17.73,000 Meters – Michaela Moran, 10:51Long Jump – Valerie Afam, 5.54Triple Jump – Chryssandra Tatum, 11.54High Jump – Margaret Edwards, 5-6Javelin – Melissa Stallings, 36.59Pole Vault – Marlee Cadwell, 11-4Shot Put – Sam Miller, 11.96Discus – Tierra Davis, 38.80Hammer – Dn Cherry, 48.88


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The Structure of the Talin/Integrin Complex at a Lipid Bilayer: An NMR and MD Simulation Study
The Structure of the Talin/Integrin Complex at a Lipid Bilayer: An NMR and MD Simulation Study
Structure, Volume 18, Issue 10,
Pages 1280-1288,
Publication Date 13 October 2010
Copyright © 2010 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.str.2010.07.012
Antreas C. Kalli
Kate L. Wegener
Benjamin T. Goult
Nicholas J. Anthis
Iain D. Campbell
Mark S.P. Sansom
Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford, South Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QU, UK
University of Leicester, Department Biochemistry, Room 1/40, Henry Wellcome Building, Leicester LE1 9HN, UK
Corresponding author
► Simulations and NMR define the interactions of the talin head domain with membranes ► Talin binds to anionic lipids in a bilayer via the F2 subdomain ► Mutations in the F2 lipid-binding site may perturb talin/integrin interactions
Integrins are cell surface receptors crucial for cell migration and adhesion. They are activated by interactions of the talin head domain with the membrane surface and the integrin β cytoplasmic tail. Here, we use coarse-grained molecular dynamic simulations and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to elucidate the membrane-binding surfaces of the talin head (F2-F3) domain. In particular, we show that mutations in the four basic residues (K258E, K274E, R276E, and K280E) in the F2 binding surface reduce the affinity of the F2-F3 for the membrane and modify its orientation relative to the bilayer. Our results highlight the key role of anionic lipids in talin/membrane interactions. Simulation of the F2-F3 in complex with the α/β transmembrane dimer reveals information for its orientation relative to the membrane. Our studies suggest that the perturbed orientation of talin relative to the membrane in the F2 mutant would be expected to in turn perturb talin/integrin interactions.


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TYBEE ISLAND - The deadline to enter the Fall in Love with Tybee" Sweepstakes is 5 p.m. Friday.
Hello, friends and neighbors. Hope life is treating you good.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - With an estimated 50,000 deer-car collisions annually in Georgia, leaders of the state's wildlife, highway safety and insurance agencies are advising motorists to be cautious of increased deer sightings this fall.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - While archery and primitive weapons season occurs first, many hunters anxiously wait until the opening day of firearms season to get into the woods.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - During the most recent hunting season, Georgia reported 36 hunting incidents, 16 of which involved firearms.
SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. - Georgia is setting aside a week in October for deer hunters who use bows, muzzle-loading rifles and other primitive firearms.
Hello to all. The best fishing advice I ever heard came from my dad when he said, "Always keep a tight line." It's to the point, simplistic and effective - truer words were never spoken. If you strive to be a great fisherman or fisherwoman, then you must obey that simple doctrine.
Soldiers, retirees and family members visiting Fort Stewart's post exchange Friday were greeted by a line of umbrella tents where members of the installation's outdoor recreation facilities and organizations conducted an Outdoor Wilderness Fair.
Well friends, fall weather is upon us, and I just love it.
The Liberty County Bass Club held a tournament Sept. 8 on Lake Blackshear in Cordele. Ron Welch, left, took first place, catching four fish with a total weight of 9.01 pounds. Johnnie Lawson, center, placed second with four fish weighing 8.97 pounds. Will Eller earned the big-fish award after landing a 4.49-pound catch. The club's next tournament is Oct. 6 in Hardeeville.
Robert Bell, Liberty County agricultural extension agent, and master gardener Dot Moss recommend using the first half of autumn to prepare lawns and gardens for winter.
Well, friends and fellow anglers, seems like the fall weather is creeping in. Man, I so love this time of year, as did my father, Old Tight Line did. It was his favorite time of year for fishing.
BRUNSWICK - The U.S. Secretary of Commerce has approved a request by NOAA Fisheries to allow limited harvest of red snapper in the federal waters of the South Atlantic.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - Events and activities, including a free fishing day, are planned in honor of National Hunting and Fishing Day, which is Saturday, Sept. 22, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division.
Hello, friends and neighbors. I hope everyone had a nice Labor Day weekend. I am looking forward to the fall weather rolling in; it's my favorite time of year for fishing.
TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. – Tybee Island, Georgia, is set to host the 9th Annual Tybee Island Pirate Fest on Oct. 10-13, bringing plenty of swashbuckling family-friendly fun. Every Columbus Day weekend, Tybee Island transforms into a lively pirate village, celebrating the colorful seafaring history of the Georgia coast.
SAVANNAH, GA. -- Visitors to Savannah's Skidaway Island State Park can now sleep in air-conditioned comfort thanks to new camper cabins. The three mini-cabins each offer a screened porch, bathroom with shower, kitchen, master bedroom and kids' sleeping loft. Guests bring their own linens, cooking supplies and sense of adventure. Outside, they'll find a picnic table, grill and fire ring surrounded by beautiful Live Oaks and Spanish moss.
Archery enthusiasts have a new range to visit now that the Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center (CEWC) Archery Range officially opened today, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division.
Free celebrations are planned in the area for National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept. 28, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division.
COVINGTON - The Georgia Wildlife Federation, through the Foundation's State Giving Program, last week received a $35,000 grant from the Walmart Foundation to assist with Georgia Hunters for the Hungry.
Local hunting show "Hunten Ham Horn Feather" will air at 8 a.m. Sunday.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - Deer-hunting season opens Saturday statewide.
The city of Hinesville will host its first 5K run/walk to benefit mental-health patients and build awareness at 8 a.m. Saturday in downtown Hinesville's Bradwell Park.
SOCIAL CIRCLE -Waterfowl hunting season dates and regulations have been approved for the 2013-2014 season by the Board of Natural Resources.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The upcoming Labor Day holiday is expected to bring people to the water to celebrate for one more warm-weather weekend.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The 2013-14 Georgia Hunting Seasons and Regulations Guide is available online and in print, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division recently announced.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - All hunters interested in participating in a deer-quota hunt need to complete an online application that must be in before midnight Sept. 1, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - Women interested in the outdoors, but perhaps with little-to-no outdoor knowledge, can discover hunting, fishing, boating and other recreational skills through a program series provided by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center.


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Definition of marsupial in English:
Syllabification: mar·su·pi·alPronunciation: /märˈso͞opēəl
- A mammal of an order whose members are born incompletely developed and are typically carried and suckled in a pouch on the mother's belly. Marsupials are found mainly in Australia and New Guinea, although three families, including the opossums, live in America.
- Order Marsupialia and infraclass Metatheria, subclass Theria
More example sentences- So the extension of the term 'marsupial' is the set of all marsupials: kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, and so on.
- In South America and Australia, however, marsupials continued to be an important group of land mammals.
- The egg-laying platypus and its cousin, the anteater, along with marsupials, make up the most primitive group of living mammals.
Back to top- Relating to the marsupials.More example sentences
- The homology of the teeth in the marsupial dentition has been controversial and there are several alternate nomenclatures.
- Many of the extinct marsupial megafauna were large, herbivorous browsers, some weighing several tons.
- When we studied all the patterns of amino-acid replacement and silent substitution, we discovered several replacements that all placental and marsupial mammals share.
late 17th century (in the sense 'resembling a pouch'): from modern Latin marsupialis, via Latin from Greek marsupion 'pouch' (see marsupium).


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Salt Water
The Bonefish Special
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The bonefish had been tough to approach and on this day, the last day of the Redbone tournament in the Florida Keys, the wind speed must have dropped to zero because it was dead calm. It was a day on which the water and the sky don't make a defined horizon and the least disturbance would send bonefish to another zip code.
Ask FRR
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Q: What leaders, and connecting knots, are best for bluewater fly-fishing?
Sitting here in Loreto, Baja Mexico, taking a break during a tough week of fishing (all sympathy appreciated), I'm reflecting on the many questions asked, and answers provided by, the mix of newbies and experienced pros to bluewater fly-fishing here at the lodge. Such a grouping is a fertile environment for moving up the fly-fishing learning curve. Inevitably, the focus becomes leaders and, more particularly, knots. The question boils down to, What leaders do I use and how do I connect the pieces?
Feels Like the First Time
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Zane was a flats virgin when he won the Fly Rod & Reel 30th Anniversary Reader Sweepstakes drawing, securing three days of fishing at Pesca Maya. He'd never cast a fly to a bonefish, tarpon or permit. Duty-bound as an editor-at-large of FR&R, I went along as Zane's, umm, escort, to make sure things went gently.
Permit Pursuits
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It's often said that the weather never gets too hot for permit on the flats. Even in the high heat of summer, when most bonefishing is done early and late in the day, permit are seen tailing during the middle of the day, in weather that is too hot for many fly fishers—particularly if you come from up north and are not used to 90-plus temperatures and high humidity.
Mack Attacks
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"I cast again, saw the fly plop on the surface and a fish break to take it right away. I set the hook and the line flew through my fingers at lighting speed. I knew I had a nice-size mackerel, for sure."
Blitz Season at The End
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- and Pat Ford
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Montauk, the terminus of land off Long Island, New York, is known as "The End." During autumn anglers consider it one of the country's best fly-fishing locations for striped bass, bluefish and false albacore.
Double-Figure Bones
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"There are more large bonefish in the shallow waters of the Florida Keys and Biscayne Bay in Miami than any other place I know."
Coho Exploration
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In search of wild coho salmon and coastal thrills off the remote shores of Vancouver Island.
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Knut made his zoo public debut March 23, at three and a half months old. Photograph by Annie Leibovitz
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A behind-the-scenes look at the Iceland and Berlin cover shoots (with Leonardo DiCaprio and Knut, the polar bear cub) for Vanity Fair's second Green Issue. Plus: Exclusive video from the Knut cover shoot.
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After appearing on MTV's Reality Show "True Life," Domaine Javier - a transgender woman - was expelled from her nursing program at California Baptist University (CBU) in Riverside. The 24-year-old student revealed on the show that she is biologically male, inciting a major roadblock in her career path.
The private university claims that Javier was expelled for "committing or attempting to engage in fraud, or concealing identity" and for presenting false or misleading information in university judicial processes, reports The Press-Enterprise. Javier, who has identified herself as a female since she was a toddler, did so on her CBU application form.
"I didn't do anything wrong," said Javier. "They said, 'On your application form you put 'female.' And I was like, 'Yeah, that's how I see myself.'"
The expulsion became effective on August 30, just one week before Javier was slated to begin the nursing program. She had recently transferred to CBU from Riverside City College (RCC). "Devastated" by her expulsion, Javier returned to RCC but cannot enter the nursing program until next fall. "This totally ruined my career path," she said. "I've been trying to finish as soon as possible." Her graduation will be delayed by at least one year.
Mark Wood, an attorney with San Francisco-based Transgender Law Center, says that, although California law prohibits employment, housing, government, insurance and other types of discrimination based upon gender identity, private universities are generally not covered by the discrimination law.
Fraud my ass. Essentialist binary sex is the fraud.
So let's find all the people in charge of this motion and throw them into a spiked pit where they will lose all of their lives
Ridiculous. Male students can rape female students and are allowed to stay in classes with only minor disciplinary actions taken (google it, there's more than one case)… but this? THIS is RIDICULOUS.
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Primos® Honky Tonk™ Goose Call
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Reproduces all of the sounds of Canada geese. Patented ditches on the sounding board keep the call from sticking.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by zlewis84 love it
got one used it already pulled in some good sized flocks if you're going cheap on calls like what i usaully do i would get this one!
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Macker Good purchase
I have had this call for 2 years now and love it. I have a lot of friends that goose hunt with me with expensive calls. They all laughed when I told them how much I payed for this call until they heard me use it. I have called in more geese with my Primos than they have with their buck gander and zink calls. Every call is different. To master any call I drive with it in my truck every where i go and practice.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by DuckHunter40 Good for Learning
First goose call i learned on good for practice, after about a year it doesnt make the growl andymore got a new buck gardner souns ds a lot better, good for beginners
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Rated 1 out of 5 by babychris Junk
Like most of the other reviews I have to agree that this call is worthless. I don't know what kind of goose Primos studied to develop this call, but it wasn't any goose on this planet. Primos makes a wide variety of calls and as of yet I can't seem to find one thats even half way decent, hate to slam 'em like this, but its far from a lie. Good for practicing, but the sounds from this call will do nothing but keep geese on their flight path.
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Most projections have the Hokies as one of the final four teams in the bracket.
The Hokies' game against Clemson may ultimately decide their NCAA Tournament destiny.
Several prominent bracketologists have moved the Hokies off their bracket after their loss to UVa over the weekend.
"What a damaging loss by Virginia Tech. The Hokies now have three questionable losses. Their best win is Florida State. They are still in the mix because we have a soft bubble and expanded field. But they are doing their best to ruin their chances."
The Washington Post's resident bracketologist, Eric Prisbell, on the Hokies' loss to UVa. He has also moved the Hokies into the "last four out" group. Get ready for a nerve-racking final three weeks.The consensus has the Hokies as a No. 11 seed and playing in Chicago to start the NCAA Tournament.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Hanne Wilhelmsen becomes involved in a case involving a train accident leaving the passengers stranded in a Norwegian hotel during a storm. The passengers begin to be murdered and she is brought into the case against her will. I do enjoy the plot of this story. I realize this is a series and I will now go back and start from the beginning. I am sure there is so back story, but it doesn't seem to make a difference to have started here. There are current political events tied into the plot. The only problem I have is the character is ever so bitter since an accident she has had. I don't know if she was like that before the accident, but now I get to go and read about it! Hanne Wilhelmsen is one of nearly 200 passengers on a Norwegian train when it wrecks during a blizzard. The good news is that the wreck is near a station with a hotel large enough to feed and shelter the passengers until the storm lets up and help arrives. The first night, one of the passenger/guests is murdered. Then another one is murdered. Hanne, a former police officer, is already wheelchair bound and has been further injured during the accident. She must fight the shock from her injury and lack of sleep to observe the behavior of her fellow passengers and pick out the murderer among them. Do the murders have anything to do with the mysterious passengers from the private car at the end of the train? Hanne is antisocial and prefers to avoid contact and conversations with other people. She reluctantly becomes involved in the murder investigation when she realizes that the hotel is cut off from outside help and she knows what needs to be done from experience and training. Hanne's disability keeps her from exploring other parts of the hotel, so the narration is limited to her thoughts and her conversations with others. The pace sometimes seems sluggish. Maybe that's intentional, since time does seem to move more slowly after a heavy snowfall. While there were things I enjoyed about the book, I didn't much like Hanne so I don't think I'll be seeking out any more books in this series. This book had alot of potential but fell a bit flat for me. A thriller set in a legendary snowstorm in Norway where survivors from a train crash begin to dwindle in numbers and the snow rages outside. Anticlimactic and not enough payoff at the end. So you're on a train in Norway in the winter, heading north through a blizzard when the train derails. There is bad news and good news. The bad news is that you're in Norway in a blizzard in a wrecked train. The good news is that only one person has been killed in the accident and, miraculously, you're very near a large resort hotel that is able to accommodate everyone in comfort while you're waiting out the storm. People are people, though, so not everybody focuses on the positive. Cliques immediately form in the hotel and hostilities erupt when an ultra-nationalist woman named Kari Thue hurls epithets against a Kurdish couple, and some young people are nasty to a member of a church group. Observing it all with her (retired) police detective's eye is Hanne Wilhelmsen. Hanne is in a wheelchair, having been shot and paralyzed on the job. Soon, guests begin being murdered and Hanne is dragged, figuratively kicking and screaming, into an investigation. The storm rages and intensifies outside, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a Golden Age locked-room mystery. Hanne's irascible character is appealing, the setup for this mystery is well executed and the other players vividly portrayed. But, after a strong start, the story bogs down and just plods along. In classic Golden Age style, the tale closes with all the suspects gathered together so that our detective can dazzle us with her deductive skills and dramatically reveal the murderer. Unfortunately, in this book, that scene lacks the drama and deductive sparkle of Golden Age reveal. It just . . . happens. A disappointment. DISCLOSURE: I received a free review copy of this book. First, a caveat. I don't read much crime fiction, nor watch a great deal of it on TV, and this was the first modern crime novel I'd read in over 15 years. I came to it because of my interest in Nordic culture; it was on a university Scandinavian Studies reading list that had been posted online, I liked the sound of the character and the story didn't sound too gruesome. It certainly won on the last count; it was quite old fashioned in not dwelling on gory details and whilst there was always ample suspense and something happening, I never felt nervous (despite reading the first 2/3 of it on trains in winter). There was an interesting cast of characters, seemingly not stereotyped, but not particularly well fleshed out - but then that works fine because if you're stuck with about a hundred people for a few days, you don't get to know many of them that well. I really like Hanne Wilhelmsen as a character and her mentions of sometimes being in pain and her frustration at not feeling as sharp as she had in the past struck a great chord with me. It was also rather refreshing as nearly all fictional detectives are so effortless in their powers. A first person narrative by a grumpy misanthrope who is forced to engage with people but approaches this in a mature fashion was also a new one on me as far as fiction is concerned. She could seem like a political correctness stereotype, being a disabled lesbian in a relationship with a muslim, but to me someone in such a situation could easily be a friend of a friend. So that makes her closer to my world, as well as more original, than the average 50-something whisky swilling divorced male DCI character. Her placement in the situation seemed uncontrived as she was marooned with the group and this was the first time she'd engaged in investigation since retiring from the police years earlier following injury. But, even considering Norway is a small country, there were rather silly numbers of coincidences in people from the train knowing one another previously. The Agatha Christie style denouement was more hommage than an endeavour towards something approximating realism, and it felt a little disjointed in context. And - this is probably a translator's error - I would be surprised if someone with a child would ever refer to a baby as "it" after being told what gender it was. The book left me wanting to read one of the earlier Hanne Wilhelmsen books (this is the most recent one) but they are not yet translated into English. Started 7 Dec, finished 26 Dec 2011.
It might lack the myriad twists and turns of Christie at her best, but 1222 is a splendidly chilling read this icy December.
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The city has a love-hate relationship with its cyclists, but at least a few savvy Village business owners have embraced the city's two-wheeled denizens for fun and profit.
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Challenge hordes of ninjas in this epic action adventure game.
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Zombies crosses your way once again. Kill all the zombies and drink all the tequila in this marvelous sequel. Now "con gusano"!
Starring Miguel Tequila and a new glorious female character Jacqueline Madeira!!!
* Move, Jump: arrows or W/A/D
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NG medals and scoreboards are added! If you have some in-game badges the game should give you the medals when you continue the saved game.
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Great game, I just wish that the tequila ability was upgradable.
Very well done for what it is. The rate at which you see new weapons and enemies really keeps it interesting for a while. If only this game was side-scroller with actual levels to walk through... it would really be something special.
While the lagging and freezing are frustrating aspects of game-play, I'll attribute them to my abysmally slow computer. The music never gets tiresome to hear, and the graphics are superb. Overall, this submission is another awesome Newgrounds game that deserves hours of devotion from sedentary nerds like me.
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Combat Shock: 2-Disc Never Before Seen (2009) Horror Movie Review
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Nearly 25 years after its original release, Combat Shock returns from the cult underground to reclaim its title as perhaps the most shocking independent film of the '80s. Writer/director/producer Buddy Giovinazzo made his indelible debut with this nihilistic saga of a Vietnam vet's desperate pursuit to save his family from the horrors of poverty and urban squalor. Culminating in one of the most brutal climaxes ever committed to celluloid, this unforgiving masterwork remains as controversial and relevant as it was at the height of Reagan's America. Get ready to be blown away: Combat Shock is back like you've never seen it before.
-American Nightmares (100 mins): The Never-Before-Seen Director s Cut
-Combat Shock (90 mins): The Theatrical Cut
-Audio Commentary with Director Buddy Giovinazzo and Jorg Buttgereit (Nekromantik)
-Post-Traumatic, An American Nightmare All-new documentary exploring the continued impact and influence of Combat Shock, featuring:
John McNaughton (Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer), William Lustig (Maniac), Richard Stanley (Hardware, Dust Devil), Jim Van Bebber (Deadbeat at Dawn, The Manson Family), and many more
-The Early Works of Buddy Giovinazzo: 8 Never-before-released short films and music videos
-New interview with Buddy Giovinazzo on Combat Shock
-Unscarred: The first interview with Combat Shock star Rick Giovinazzo
-Buddy interviews Nekromantik Director Jorg Buttgereit at the 2009 Berlin Film Festival
-Der Combat: Buddy Giovinazzo and Lloyd Kaufman (President of Troma Entertainment and the creator of The Toxic Avenger) discuss Combat Shock at the 2006 Trominale in Berlin
-Hellscapes (10 min): A Look at the Locations from Combat Shock as they appear today
-Original Press and Photo Gallery
-Original Theatrical Trailers
-Solider of Misfortune: New Liner Notes by Steve Puchalski (Shock Cinema, Slimetime)
About Combat Shock: 2-Disc Never Before Seen (2009)
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) — A magnitude-4.7 earthquake has rattled the quake-weary New Zealand city of Christchurch. There are no initial reports of serious injuries or damage.
Authorities closed down the downtown part of the city after Friday's quake and asked hundreds of construction workers to leave the area as a precaution. Officials say they plan to check buildings over the weekend before allowing the workers back in to continue the job of rebuilding the downtown area, which was devastated by a magnitude-6.1 quake in February 2011 that killed 185 people.
The city has been rocked by hundreds of temblors since then.
The U.S. Geological Survey reported that Friday afternoon's 4.7 quake was centered about 27 kilometers (17 miles) east of Christchurch.


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WHO informal consultation on fever management in peripheral health care settings: A global review of evidence and practice
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WHO policy brief for the implementation of intermittent preventive treatment of malaria in pregnancy using sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine (IPTp-SP)
April 2013 (rev. January 2014)
T3: Test. Treat. Track. Scaling up diagnostic testing, treatment and surveillance for malaria
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Updated WHO policy recommendation: intermittent preventive treatment of malaria in pregnancy using sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine (IPTp-SP)
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Updated WHO policy recommendation: Single dose primaquine as a gametocytocide in Plasmodium falciparum malaria
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WHO position statement: Effectiveness of non-pharmaceutical forms of Artemisia annua L. against malaria
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Methods and techniques for assessing exposure to antimalarial drugs in clinical field studies
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Universal access to malaria diagnostic testing – An operational manual
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Good procurement practices for artemisinin-based antimalarial medicines
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Guidelines for the treatment of malaria. Second edition
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2009 and earlier
A practical handbook on the pharmacovigilance of antimalarial medicines
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Artemisinin-based suppositories
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Malaria case management: operations manual
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Methods and techniques for clinical trials on antimalarial drug efficacy: Genotyping to identify parasite populations
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Methods for surveillance of antimalarial drug efficacy
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Review of the safety of chlorproguanil–dapsone the treatment uncomplicated falciparum malaria in Africa
Report of a Technical Consultation convened by WHO, Geneva, 1–2 July 2004 -
Specifications for prepackaging antimalarial medicines
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Technical Expert Group meeting on intermittent preventive treatment in pregnancy (IPTp)
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Towards quality testing of malaria rapid diagnostic tests: evidence and methods
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WHO informal consultation with manufacturers of artemisinin-based pharmaceutical products in use for the treatment of malaria
Geneva, 24 August 2007
Archived publications
Antimalarial drug combination therapy (archived)
Report of a WHO Technical Consultation, 4-5 April 2001 - Community involvement in Rolling Back Malaria (archived)
Malaria rapid diagnosis - Making it work (archived)
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Position of WHO's Roll Back Malaria Department on malaria treatment policy (archived)
November 2003 - Scaling up home-based management of malaria. From research to implementation (archived)
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The use of antimalarial drugs (archived)
Report of an informal consultation, 13-17 November 2000 -
The use of artemisinin and its derivatives as anti-malarial drugs (archived)
Report of a joint CTD/DMP/TDR informal consultation, Geneva, June 1998 -
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Japan, You Cray-Cray: Japanese Go Nuts For Hatsune Miku, 3-D Holographic Musician
This is a video of a Hatsune Miku concert in Japan. Only thing is, Hatsune Miku isn't a real person. Or even a robot like you'd expect from Japan. Nope, she's a 3-D hologram. Pfft, Jem did it 20 years ago.
Hatsune Miku is a rising star in Japan and abroad, singing catchy J-pop that matches her blue-green hair. She's also a virtual avatar created by Crypton Media using Yamaha's Vocaloid voice synthesizer. That hasn't stopped her from amassing a legion of fans who really love her work. I mean really love it. Check out the crowd frantically waving glow-sticks and singing along...
THANKS A LOT, JAMES CAMERON! This is all your fault somehow, I know it. We don't even have real people entertaining us anymore, just a bunch of fake-ass people with blue titties and a bad case of pony-tail worms. No thanks! I'll take a talentless Britney Spears/Miley Cyrus/Katy Perry/Ke$ha over a 3-D hologram any day. Just kidding, all those chicks can go die. No skin off my wiener!
Hit the jump for three videos of the depressing future of music.
Videos of Japan's 3D Hologram Rock Star Hatsune Miku in HD! [singularityhub]
Thanks to 5ev3n, who likes his entertainment like he likes his women, live and ALIVE.
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This is a sad video of two guys racing across the country from San Francisco to New York entirely in Google Street View (presumably because neither has a license). How long does it take? Try 90 hours and 104,000 clicks. Thank God they sped up the video, amirite?! I'm not, I... / Continue →


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Ronald W. Roskens will deliver the commencement address on Friday, December 19, at 10:00 a.m., in the Health and Sports Center, where he will also be honored by the conferral of the University of Nebraska's Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa. Roskens' distinguished career began with a professorship at Kent State University in 1959. He was involved in higher education for many years, serving as the chancellor of the University of Nebraska at Omaha from 1972 to 1977 and the president of the University Nebraska from 1977-1989. Roskens went on to pursue political and international service as the administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development in 1990 and the president and chief executive officer of Action International in 1993. He helped begin Global Communications, a business consulting firm in Omaha, and has worked with several other corporate endeavors. Roskens will speak to approximately 333 undergraduate and 78 graduate students participating in the 2008 Winter Commencement.
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The UNK String Project is part of a national movement directed by the National String Project Consortium (NSPC), and UNK was honored to be selected as one of the 32 project sites, the only one in Nebraska and the surrounding area. Students in UNK's program pay an extremely low tuition, in accordance with NSPC guidelines, and they participate in two one-hour classes each week, currently on Tuesdays and Fridays. The project is directed by Noah Rogoff, who joined the UNK faculty in August of 2008 and specializes in cello and double bass. Rachel Weinberg, UNK student and member of the Kearney Symphony Orchestra, is the string project teaching intern.
Students from 3rd through 12th grades are welcome to participate in the UNK String Project, receiving training on violin, viola, cello, and double bass. Currently, most of the students are from Kearney Public Schools or homeschoolers from the Kearney area. However, as the program grows, there is hope that students from surrounding towns will also participate. Assistant Professor of Violin and Viola, Ting-Lan Chen explains that the mission of the UNK String Project, as well as the National String Project Consortium is "to provide string education to places where students had difficulties to access string education." The program has been heavily supported in this mission by string teachers in the Kearney area, as well as community members and organizations.
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They didn't go to Tech once. Everyone knows who the other people are besides the 3 people who weren't chosen, 1 of those being Tech. At least go to him once and get his name out there. MTV producer's suck. That sucked. I'm pissed I watched that to see Tech sit there. Besides all that the show blows.
yeah that fuckin pissed me off!! i was so pumped for that show was excited to see what tech would say and the groupie little bitch and that other mainsteam dick rider didnt even pick tech once!! tech was the only one that didnt say shit!! FTI!!!!
I don't think they knew how to pronounce N9ne.
Blake Whan said:
Aside from the fact that Tech didn't talk, the show was terrible anyways. Mac Miller thinks he's funny and isn't. The host is terrible. The only decent part about tonight's show was Childish Gambino, and he only talked like twice.
The show is terrible even if Tech was picked. Just an awful show.
James Franco said:
Isnt this only Episode one of many more to come? Calm down guys
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lmaooo probally this
Alex M said:
I don't think they knew how to pronounce N9ne. Blake Whan said: yeah that fuckin pissed me off!! i was so pumped for that show was excited to see what tech would say and the groupie little bitch and that other mainsteam dick rider didnt even pick tech once!! tech was the only one that didnt say shit!! FTI!!!!
He didn't even get to fuckin talking once! Some BULL SHIT! On the other hand is MGK always like hes on some drugs or something lol. He was spinning and moving around the entire time.
MGK just being the token white wild boy is all. (?)
unless you're the center, or 1 of 4 corner squares you dont get called on much. and it was very suprising to see mac get the center out of every1 there. tech got fucked by his location. hopefully he gets a better seat next time. he almost got called on if the person who chose ghostface answered differently…
Thank Lord
joe smith…myspace.com/willyl89 said:
Tech said on fb that he did 3 episodes so there's more to come from the n9ne. I bet there's a contestant that knows who he is and brings attention to him.
i thought mgk was funny. but other than that it was awful lol. it was like they were afraid of him. but i did see right before the end the showed a tweet from someone saying something like "someone call on Tech N9ne, so we can hear a god speak" so i mean thats actually kinda tight cuz it goes with the trend of tech's whole career. mtv ignores him, like cmon ive known people on mtv shows, they're ALL scripted. and then the people calling for him to get the attention he deserves, typical mtv.
They gave tech the worst square. If anybody knows tick tac toe u know never pick that square. They better give him the.center one on one of these episodes. Don't hate on the show though u guys, when I first heard about this shit the first thing I thought was, "damn, this would be a good show to get tech n9ne and some other dope new comers some exposure." Then look! The very first episode there he is! Fuckin gay that nobody chose him most definitely, but he's got 2 more episodes! Think about how much exposure that is, this is gonna be one of the most watched shows on cable television
I'm only half way through the episode though, so I'm happy u guys let me know ahead of time that he doesnt say anything, ida been pissed if I waited through the whole show to find out they totally skip over him. Anybody else notice how pissed tech looks the entire show? The only OG in the house, gangstas don't dance around begging for attention
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