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Tyrrell's Lightly Sea Salted Potato Chips 150g
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Potatoes, sunflower oil, sea salt
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Energy | 2028kj | 761kj |
Energy | 185kcal | |
Protein | 7.7g | 2.9g |
Carbohydrate | 58.9g | 22.1g |
of which sugars | 2g | 0.8g |
Fat | 25.4g | 9.5g |
of which saturates | 2.3g | 0.9g |
Fibre | 2.6g | 1g |
Sodium | 0.2g | 0.08g |
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09 May 2013
Good flavour but....
Why are the crisps so small? Literally like the scrapings from the bottom of the pan. Useless for dipping. Good to have a lightly salted option though.
05 May 2013
Tyrells have deteriorated beyond belief!
These were really gorgeous crisps some time back, but now thet are tasteless, burnt & horrible. Will not be buying them again.
30 October 2012
I found these crisps disappointing - they were oily and not very tasty.
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Season | 3 |
Number | 5 |
Writer | Danny Cannon, Anthony E. Zuiker |
Director | Danny Cannon |
Original Airdate | October 31, 2002 |
Abra-Cadaver is the fifth episode of season three of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
Grissom, Warrick and Sara investigate when a woman who was already missing disappears while taking part in a magician's act. Things get worse when the magician burns to death on the stage. But Grissom soon discovers that all is not what it seems. Meanwhile, Catherine and Nick find evidence of murder when a rock star dies from an overdose in his trailer.
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Main Cast
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- William Petersen as Gil Grissom
- Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows
- Gary Dourdan as Warrick Brown
- George Eads as Nick Stokes
- Jorja Fox as Sara Sidle
- Eric Szmanda as Greg Sanders
- Robert David Hall as Dr. Al Robbins
- Paul Guilfoyle as Jim Brass
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- Tom Noonan as Zephyr
- Lawrence Monoson as Toby Arcane
- Salvator Xuereb as Keith Castle
- Jennifer Sky as Matilda, Zephyr's Assistant
- Tushka Bergen as Samantha Dean
- Jon Sklaroff as Punky Dillinger
- Esteban Powell as Band Member
- Jack McGee as Road Manager
- Cathrine Grace as Orlando Wife
- Sven Holmberg as Bassist
- Blumes Tracy as Gus Kenyon
- Tom Noonan and William Petersen worked together in 1986, in the production of Hunter. In the movie Petersen was Will Graham and Noonan was Francis Dollarhyde, a psycho-killer that Petersen wanted to capture.
- Grissom incorrectly says that abracadabra is made up of three Hebrew words meaning father, son, and the holy spirit. In reality, abracadabra is derived either from Hebrew or Aramaic language "Avra Kadavrai" meaning "I will create as my words".
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- Just Like You Imagined by Trent Reznor
- The Mark Has Been Made by Trent Reznor
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- List of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episodes
- CSI:Crime Scene Investigation Season 3
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Take a breath—a long, slow, healing breath. Yes, the economy is awful, war is being fought on two fronts, and the environment needs help. But, don't worry, there is calm amid the chaos—as your yoga friends will tell you about this ancient practice that relieves stress, increases flexibility, and has lots of other benefits for your mind and body. But finding inner peace can be confusing with so many yoga disciplines out there. So which is the best path for your mind, body, and spirit?
"If you don't like one kind, try another," advises Rachel Permuth-Levine, a deputy program director at the National Institutes of Health. "The benefits are universally the same."
And good news, Baltimore has become a hotbed for great yoga instruction with teachers trained all over the world by legendary practitioners B.K.S. Iyengar, Bikram Choudhury, and Baron Baptiste as well as swamis, gurus, and other living masters. Here's a guide to various area studios and what they offer. Happy searching and namaste.
Baltimore Yoga Village, 3000 Chestnut Ave., 410-662-8626.
With burning incense, gongs and dream catchers, and classes that begin with ancient chanting in Sanskrit, this two-year-old studio in Hampden's historic Mill Centre will instantly transport you to a hilltop in the Himalayas. Owner Anjali Sunita did her teacher training in Kerela, India, and came back to her native Baltimore to open a yoga studio cum spiritual life center that embraces not only the physical part of yoga (asanas) but the meditation, the devotional singing (kirtan), and the coming together of like-minded yogis and yoginis. In addition to offering two to four yoga classes a day—in a variety of traditions from vinyasa to traditional hatha—Yoga Village also features classes and workshops in herbal interventions, devotional singing, and qigong.
Philosophy: An ashram-like community center and place to study all the precepts of yoga, focusing on the physical and spiritual.
Classes: Hatha, Anusara, Kundalini, vinyasa, stretching and strengthening, therapeutic, prenatal, yoga and meditation, community and senior (special $8 rate). Cost: $15 for 90 minutes.
Special features: On-site massages including fertility, tui-na (ancient Chinese medical massage), and Swedish.
Top teacher: Jean Jacques Gabriel, the only certified AcroYoga (a kind of acrobatic yoga) teacher in Baltimore, is known for his energizing workshops and vinyasa flow classes. He also teaches in area prisons.
Studio mantra: "Peace in our heart. Peace in our city," says Sunita.
Bikram Yoga, 911 West 36th St., Hampden, 410-243-2040; 6935 Oakland Mills Rd., Columbia, 410-381-1866; 40 Cranbrook Rd., Cockeysville, 410-683-9642. (Studios are individually owned.)
There's yoga and then there's Bikram Yoga. Created by Calcutta-born Bikram Choudhury, Bikram yoga is a patented, systematic series of 26 postures repeated twice in a 105-degree room. A tsunami of sweat will pour off your body as you move through the asanas. (Some practitioners lose several pounds of water weight during a single class.) The beauty of Bikram is that wherever you go—Kuala Lumpur to Costa Rica to Cockeysville—the class is always the same, so once you get the basics down, you can work on refining the poses. Madonna, Raquel Welsh, and Nicole Kidman (who stopped by the Cockeysville studio several years ago while filming The Vanishing) have all been to Bikram. Though it's the yoga that many yogis love to hate, there's no denying that during that final savasana, you'll be dreaming of coming back for more.
Philosophy: The heat loosens you up and allows you to release toxins, and work deep into the muscles, tendons, ligaments, organs, and every cell from top to toe.
Special features: All area studios have large dressing rooms and showers. Bikram Hampden also includes a wellness spa. Yoga cost: $17 for 90 minutes; introductory rates also available.
Who joins: While all ages can be found in a class, this yoga is extreme and tends to attract younger, athletic types and people with Type A personalities.
Top teacher: Because the yoga dialogue is scripted, some Bikram teachers can sound on the robotic side. Kyle Kessenich, who teaches at the Hampden and Cockeysville studios, gives personal attention to every student, customizes each class, and is the teacher whose class other teachers love to take.
Studio mantra: "You are never too sick, too old, too weak, never too late to start from scratch," is one of Choudhury's favorite sayings.
Charm City Yoga, 107 E. Preston St., midtown Baltimore, 410-234-8967; 901 Fell St., Fells Point, 410-276-9642; 7 Allegheny Ave., Towson, 410-296-4288.
When Kim Manfredi and her husband, Chris, opened Baltimore's first hot yoga studio in 2001, they started with a couple of classes and a few space heaters in a converted space above Manfredi's decorative painting studio in a 1900 carriage house on East Preston Street. Eight years later, this perennial City Paper darling is going stronger than ever with a new, light-filled location in the heart of bustling Towson. Unlike other studios that offer a hodgepodge of classes and more Buddhas than a temple in Thailand, Charm City keeps it simple with few distractions other than a full roster of signature stretching and strengthening vinyasa-based classes from sunrise to sundown.
Philosophy: The studio is vinyasa based, though each teacher has his or her own style. "Some of our teachers have trained in three traditions," says Manfredi. "Every tradition has a piece of the puzzle, and no one guru, no one teacher has the way for another person."
Classes: Hot vinyasa, beginner yoga, community teen yoga, rock-and-roll yoga. Cost: $15 for 90 minutes.
Who joins: The downtown studios draw young urbanites and coordinated corporate types. Towson draws students, stay-at-home moms, and in-shape professionals.
Special features: Several community classes (cost $6) a week are on every studio roster; with sinks from India and green slate showers, bathrooms are a sanctuary of calm. You'll feel instant release even before striking a pose.
Top teacher: Manfredi, who fell out of a third-story window in 1982 and suffered temporary paralysis and nerve damage, inspires with her passion for yoga, which she credits with aiding her recovery along with surgery and family support. She has studied with yoga luminaries including Pattabhi Jois in India and the late Pandit Rajmani Tigunait, spiritual leader of Pennsylvania's Himalayan Institute, and trained the Ravens for several seasons, including private sessions with linebacker Ray Lewis.
Studio mantra: "Do what you do for the benefit of all people," says Manfredi. "Always, this is the path of the yoga."
Golden Heart Yoga, 179 Admiral Cochrane Dr., Annapolis, 410-224-3278.
Though Golden Heart Yoga opened its doors just five years ago, it has quickly established itself as the premiere yoga studio in the Annapolis area, winning Best of Annapolis from What's Up? magazine three years in a row for best yoga and meditation center. Owner Jenny Otto, who, after 27 years of study, is known to be one of the most skilled yoga teachers in the area (and was one of the first certified Anusara teachers in the country), is nationally recognized for her in-depth understanding of therapeutics and anatomy (even dissecting human cadavers to further her knowledge of body structure) and has trained with yoga masters, osteopaths, chiropractors, and Rolfers (who manipulate the body's connective tissues to release stress). Where other yoga studios are sometimes thinly veiled aerobics classes, Otto aims to introduce the art and science of yoga. "We are more old school in our approach," says Otto. "I consider the style of what we do as more authentic. We are the only ones in Annapolis who explore the poses and break them down."
Philosophy: Classes are primarily a mix of Iyengar and Anusara. "The teachers recognize that they don't live in the student's body," says Otto. "We are not about imposing what doesn't feel right to you."
Who joins: The majority of practitioners are between 40 and 60.
Classes: Yoga fundamentals, ageless yoga, Iyengar. Cost: $20 for 90 minutes.
Special features: Internationally renowned teachers such as ParaYoga founder Rod Stryker and chakra expert Anodea Judith offer workshops; the studio enjoys reciprocity with Yoga Center of Columbia for missed classes.
Top teacher: Molly Harding is the area's preeminent prenatal teacher. In addition to teaching asanas, Harding preps expectant moms on the birthing process and bringing up baby.
Studio mantra: "Bow with gratitude for the present moment," says Otto.
Greater Baltimore Yoga, 9628 Deereco Rd., Timonium, 410-560-2980.
Long before a yoga studio sprouted up in every zip code, Stan Andrzejewski, founder of Greater Baltimore Yoga, was teaching warrior pose in the area's first yoga studio in Timonium. Twenty-one years later, Greater Baltimore Yoga is still going strong, and Andrzejewski, a physical therapist for 34 years, continues to espouse his philosophy that yoga can cure what ails you. A typical class at GBY is one part hatha yoga and one part physical therapy. While many yoga teachers love to spout scientific jargon, Andrzejewski—who peppers his classes with information about occipital ridges, the sacroiliac joint, and perineum—really knows anatomy and can help you achieve each posture by helping you conceptualize what you should feel.
Philosophy: Classes focus on "movement therapy" and how to stop perpetuating injury and promote healing.
Who joins: Doctors and physical therapists love to refer their patients to Andrzejewski's studio, so GBY tends to attract a more mature client base seeking relief from neck and back pain, joint ache, osteoporosis, and other medical issues.
Classes: All levels, beginner to advanced; yoga over 50, gentle yoga. Cost: $22 for 90 minutes for drop-ins; $17 for registered students; other rates available.
Special features: Free meditations four times a week. Private, one-on-one yoga-therapy sessions are available every weekday afternoon.
Top teacher: Twelve-year veteran Julie Madill, who is also a certified karmic astrologer, is known for her healing style of teaching that nurses and nurtures body and soul.
Studio mantra: "Skillful, conscious movement," says studio manager Jean Dunn.
Ojas Wellness Center, 10 Fila Way, Suite 1, Sparks, 410-472-7077; 1505 Sulgrave Ave., Mt. Washington, 410-664-6527; 9419 Common Brook Rd., Suite 104, Owings Mills, 410-356-7080.
With airy yoga studios, walls of water, cork flooring, and an organic-chic aesthetic, you'll feel tranquil just walking into this yoga center, which offers an endless variety of classes and top-notch teachers. If you've never tried yoga, Ojas is a good place to get started with plenty of choices for the beginner or for those who have been injured by other forms of exercises. "Our classes are not fling-yourself-around yoga classes," says owner Kelly Wilkes. Teachers guide classes in a range of styles and offer modifications for almost every pose.
Philosophy: The emphasis is on restoration of mind and body with yoga and Pilates teachers, acupuncturists, and masseuses all working together to design a program for you to heal that chronic back pain, release that tight hamstring, or cure your inflexibility.
Classes: Yoga for kids, beginner, and advanced beginner. Cost: $10-18 for 75 minutes.
Special features: One of the best introductory offers in town, including a $10, 20-day special for two classes or one private lesson for $50; after class, sign on for a service, including a cupping massage or yogurt, power-peel facial.
Who joins: Ojas tends to attract a chi-chi clientele from moms to high-powered industry and corporate types.
Top teacher: Moira Sweeney (who is also at Yoga Center of Columbia) teaches yoga in sign language for the hearing impaired.
Studio mantra: "If you are empty and depleted, you are in no place to help others," says Wilkes. "Find the time to take care of yourself so that your happiness is overflowing to everyone around you."
Susquehanna Yoga & Meditation, 12-A W. Aylesbury Rd., Timonium, 410-308-9950.
Susquehanna Yoga is the only certified Iyengar studio in town and is known for top-flight instruction. Suzy Pennington, who opened her studio 13 years ago, was the first female yoga studio owner in the area and has studied with living master B.K.S. Iyengar and his daughter, Gita, in Pune, India, as well as Iyengar masters Ann Baros in Bali and John Schumacher in Bethesda. Beyond the physical benefits of yoga, Pennington, who has 10,000 hours of teaching experience, believes: "Yoga is a study, a lifetime self observation. You are a piece of the universe, and the more you know yourself, the more you understand the universe."
Philosophy: Iyengar yoga classes focus on precise physical alignment and holding poses. Iyengar employs the use of props from sticky mats to blocks, blankets, straps, and chairs. Teachers certified in Iyengar are some of the best trained in the business and have gone through several years of training (unlike other forms of yoga in which a teacher can get certified in two months) and must pass a national certification exam. "Igenyar yoga occupies the mind by training it to focus on different parts of the body," explains Pennington. "By doing that, you learn to breathe and you learn to mediate without even realizing it."
Special features: Susquehanna has the only ropes wall (used for inversions, backbends, and twists) in Baltimore; the Asian-art-filled studio is worth the trip if only to see the Chinese calligraphy desk and Tibetan Thangka scrolls used for meditation classes.
Classes: All levels of Iyengar yoga, meditation, pranayama breathing. Cost: $18 for 90 minutes.
Who joins: Susquehanna draws a wide range of predominantly female practitioners ages 30 to 75. Nicole Kidman, designer Donna Karan, tennis ace Pam Shriver, Kelly Ripken, and Maryland Public TV's Rhea Feikin have all done ustrasana (backbends) here.
Top teacher: 15-year veteran Linda Howard (who also teaches at Ojas and Golden Heart Yoga) has a way of simplifying difficult kinesthetic actions into a language we can all understand. Ask around for a good yoga teacher, and Linda is resoundingly recommended by practitioners and pros.
Studio mantra: "Precise alignment of body and mind," says Pennington.
Yoga Center of Columbia (8950 Route 108, Columbia, 410-720-4340) & Riverhill Yoga (6100 Day Long Lane, Suite 230, Clarksville, 410-720-4340)
With four filled-to-capacity yoga studios between two locations, this center is one of the premiere places to practice in Howard County. In fact, a thousand practitioners come here every week. A perennial winner of Columbia Magazine's Best Yoga Studio Award, this 18-year-old studio offers one of the most diverse schedules in town. There are 90 classes to choose from in prenatal yoga, power flow, and all levels of yoga (in Anusara, Iyengar, and other styles) for beginners to Cirque du Soleil aspirants. With an average of 10 years' experience, instructors are extremely seasoned. Still need to get the issues from your tissues? This center also offers Reiki and therapeutic massage.
Philosophy: "Yoga for everybody," says owner Kathy Donnelly.
Who joins: Six-week-olds and up.
Classes: Foundations of meditation, power flow, yoga and abs. Cost: $16 for 90 minutes.
Special features: Forget the Buddhist belief that desire causes suffering, and enjoy the extensive retail boutique to cater to all your yoga cravings from Dharma magnets to glass-fused wind chimes. Teens and seniors receive a 10 percent discount on classes.
Top teacher: Moses Brown took his first class 18 years ago to heal battered knees. His classes are packed, and he's known for his light-hearted approach and sense of humor.
Studio mantra: "Yoga for all bodies, living life fully, with strength, flexibility, and balance on all levels, body, mind, and spirit," says Donnelly.


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In honor of International Education Week, stop by the UCLA Kerckhoff Hall State Rooms and get information on careers, study opportunities, internships, and fellowships abroad as well as campus-based international involvement opportunities from the Graduate Division, International Institute, International Education Office, the Dashew Center for International Students and Scholars and other offices on campus. Visit with departmental representatives at their information tables or sit-in on one of the information sessions from 10:00 am to 1:45 pm.
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Lee Atwater, the Republican party's new national chairman, has told The Wall Street Journal that his first exercise will be to reach out to the minorities. President George Bush won 10 percent of the voters of color last November. In Atwater's judgment, the Republicans have only to double that figure "to become the majority party through the millennium."
He is embarking upon an effort that appears small as a hope and even smaller as a necessity. To have allienated 90 percent of the black electorate may well give a governing party reason for shame. But it is meager cause for alarm in the presentidal flow. History seems to be running with the Republicans, and Atwater may be all they need to accelerate its pace.
There are probably several good things about Lee Atwater, but it is his plain bad ones that fit him for his job. He incarnates the Mean Country South (MCS). His spirit draws its force from those lines in "Black Mountain Blues" about being "bound for Black Mountain with my razor and my gun / Gonna cut him if he stands still and shoot him if he run."
Black Mountain was a mythical settlement to which strong men of color repaired to escape reprisal for conduct too unsettling for precincts more sedate. Its immortality was established in the black blues tradition, but the Mean Country South has always been an interracial establishment.
White MCS had been until lately the poliltical property of Democrats. Lyndon Johnson had more than a trace of it. Senator John McClellan (D-Ark.) embodied it and Representative Jack Brooks of Texas radiates it still. The southern Republicans have never until now been up to it, although Strom Thurmond, just by being peevish, used to pick up a few unearned points from observers unfamiliar with the real thing. But Atwater is MCS in bone and sinew.
It is an in-no-way-unexpected irony that this master at capturing white fears should be himself in permanent thrall to the black style, indifferent to rock and roll and rooted in the rhythm and blues that was its source. It is his particular prideful memory that, when he played guitar in high school in South Carolina, he now and then served as backup for Percy Sledge. (At the inaugural, he put on a rhythm and blues evening, to which the President came.)
The blues came up in a conversation that was not, so to say, going swimmingly several weeks ago, when Atwater looked at me as if I was about to pay my respects to Buddy Holl. But then I made references of profounder cultural deeps. His wariness gave way to community, and we commenced to rejoice in an otherwise nonexistent mutuality of taste until he said that the blues for him was the Chicago School and he didn't mean George Shultz and Milton Friedman.
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Get Strasburg Active In Head to Head Next Week
The Nationals probably did the right thing playing it safe and letting Strasburg develop at AA and AAA even though it has appeared he has only added to his legend in the process. The risk of having him come to the majors and fail right away was too great psychologically for a franchise that needs a Stephen Strasburg type of talent and ticket seller. Now it's time though. The Washington Post speculates that Strasburg's last start in the minors will be Saturday which means leagues that use weekly changes can get Strasburg active at this time next week. Even if it means sitting a starter making two starts, waiting any longer on Strasburg would be worse than telling a child to finish their oatmeal first on Christmas morning.
Fantasy players should also consider Strasburg's extremely low win potential. The Nationals will certainly exhibit extreme caution with their most valuable asset. Pitch counts and innings counts will carry the utmost importance especially if the Nationals fall out of the race in the NL East. Given how good that division is with every team within one game of being a .500 team wins aren't easy to come by regardless of the stuff a pitcher possesses. Tommy Hanson had 11 wins last year with Atlanta and he was called up at around the same time Strasburg will be brought up. Hanson ended up throwing 127 big league innings and had 193 innings between his time in the bigs and minors combined. Hanson of course was in the Braves minor league system for two full years before getting called up, but Strasburg won't have that same luxury. Since he only threw at college, the Naitonals should keep him under 127 innings and Strasburg himself will go under 11 wins.
The strikeouts will be there though don't worry about that. As Charlie pointed out in the past, pitchers who were high strikeout guys in college and come to the show and continue that trend. Tim Lincecum struck out better than 14 per inning at Washington and then struck out better than one batter per inning with the Giants his rookie year. Mark Prior struck out more than 13 per inning at USC and had over 11 per 9 innings right away with the Cubs.
Strasburg also can be trusted to be a reliable pitcher for ERA and WHIP. Again the comparison to look for is Tommy Hanson. Strasburg was striking out 5.4 hitters for every walk he allowed in the minors which is essentially the same rate (5.29 K:BB) as Hanson before his call up to the Braves. Hanson kept his ERA under 3 and and had a WHIP of 1.18 for the Braves.
Is Strasburg worth the hype in head to head leagues? Probably not. There is a good deal of uncertainty if he will be any more useful the last two weeks of the year as he was the first eight. At the same time, as a Strasburg owner in a head to head league, I don't know how to pull the trigger. Who has ever even heard of a 92 MPH pick off move? I'm holding on – unless Bryce Harper becomes available of course.
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Former WEC Middleweight Champion Paulo Filho (21-2-1) was in action last night (Dec. 4) where he earned a unanimous decision over Yuki Sasaki (22-18-1) at Bitetti Combat 8 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Full results from the card (via Sherdog): Glover Teixeira def. Daneil Tabera via decision Paulo Filho def. Yuki Sasaki via decision Jordan Smith def. Mario Sartori via submission in round 3 Thiago Goncalves def. Eiji Ishikawa via decision Viscardi Andrade def. Flavio Alvaro via KO in round 1 Cristiano Marcello def. Guido Canetti via submission in round 1 Luciano Correa def. Eneas Goncalves via TKO in round 1 Matheus Serafim def. Tomas Saldiva via TKO in round 2 Antonio Glaristone def. Eduardo Santos via TKO in round 2
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Annual Report
Gerd Muehsam Award Committee, ARLIS/NA
Submitted: January 2003
Submitted by: Paula Gabbard
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GMA Committee members: Laura Schwarz
(Board Liaison), Jacqueline Allen, Paula Gabbard (chair), Tom McNulty, Jeff
Ross, Suzanna Simor, Liv Valmestad.
Membership remained unchanged
throughout the year.
GMA Committee members: Laura Schwarz
(Board Liaison), Jacqueline Allen, Margaret Boylan, Paula Gabbard (chair), Tom
McNulty, Jeff Ross, Suzanna Simor, Liv Valmestad.
of the year:
Met at the 2002 Conference.
We set up a calendar for the coming year, after congratulating ourselves
for our success of the previous year (13 qualified papers and projects and a
winning paper: Factors Affecting
Controlled Vocabulary Usage in Art Museum Information Systems by Alison Gilchrest).
11, 2002: Each committee member sent PG 1-2 faculty names from six
institutions as appropriate people to contact for soliciting good
papers/projects to the GMA. This
list of institutions is derived from the ALA web-site of institutions offering
North American Library Masters Degree Programs (89 total) (http://www.ala.org/alaorg/oa/lisdir.html#us).
In 2001 we began to find
appropriate faculty from these institutions , finding such names from 53
institutions. This year (2002) we
tackled the remaining 36 institutions to identify appropriate faculty—thus the
assignment of six institutions to each of us.
Full name, rank, what they teach (or their specialization)
Mailing address
Phone/ FAX
email address
Suggested procedure sent to
committee for getting more individual faculty names:
1) Pull up the school's web
site, look for name of the administrative assistant and for list of faculty.
If it is clear from the web site who teaches courses where a paper or
project appropriate to the GMA, use these names.
If not, then:
2) With the web site on your
screen, call the administrative assistant and ask him/her for names of
appropriate faculty (You will need to explain what the requirements are for the
GMA. I've included this below.)
If the faculty suggested are not on the web directory, ask for directory
information listed above.
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incorporated these people into the existing directory
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30, 2002: Each committee member had by now emailed PG new faculty names.
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schools in list.
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to committee.
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28, 2003: Winner and other applicants are notified, as well as committee
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20-26, 2003: Baltimore ARLIS/NA Conference
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they all came from schools we contacted, but only two faculty we had
specifically contacted were named as professors for which the papers were
written/projects were designed. Those
faculty listed on the papers/projects are specialists in fields other than
visual resources or art librarianship, for example, library management,
information retrieval, children's literature, multinational librarianship,
learning disabilities and librarianship, so I only selectively added their names
to our ever growing list. The
winner (below) was selected soon after the committee ballot deadline:
Smith The Surrogate vs. the Thing.
Written while a student at Drexel University College of Information
Science & Technology. (Spring 2002)
for the Executive Board:
Is headquarters updating the list we sent to them of library schools and
selected faculty, or should we send our updates to them each year? I keep a copy
in MS-Word, and I have mail-merge documents for this list.
I would much rather not be
burdened with the work of emailing these faculty and institutions in the spring
and the fall, plus sending out paper copies of the announcement, but I believe
this is the only way we will continue to receive papers for this award.
Any assistance that could be provided by headquarters would be greatly
I still have the archives of the GMA for the last 12 years, and never
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This trial assesses the clinical efficacy of a multiepitope peptide vaccine with GM-CSF and KLH as immunological adjuvants in stage IV melanoma patients
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Biological: Tyrosinase, MAGE-3, GnTV |
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Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Phase II Study of Multiepitope Peptide Vaccination in Combination With Adjuvants GM-CSF and KLH in Metastatic Melanoma |
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Study First Received: | September 8, 2005 |
Last Updated: | May 25, 2010 |
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UPDATE #2 - Apparently with the implementation of 4.0.6, Sin and Punishment is once again back to not always working! Much like it was during all of beta, S&P does not always proc upon being dispelled, and when the horror effect does go off, it's by random chance. Hopefully they fix this soon, and along with the fix, pay attention to the priest community's plea to make it not DR upon itself, so that it can finally be recognized as a legitimate dispel deterrent.UPDATE - After Zarhym's post in this thread, we received yet another hotfix to Sin and Punishment. Blizzard managed to make the dispel effect a horror, which means that it's no longer subject to diminishing returns on our main CC ability, Psychic Scream. This is fantastic! However, the biggest issue remains: The dispel effect still DRs with itself, and thus becomes worthless after 3 dispels. Dispellers will still spam dispel our DoTs, because there is no worry of falling behind any more than 5 total seconds of horror. Sin and Punishment DRing on itself is our main concern, and I can only hope that the only way to fix it is a client-side patch, and that the issue will be fixed in 4.06. I'm not sure how likely getting another blue post in this thread is, but if this is an issue you care about, then I ask you to keep this thread alive and help facilitate discussion as to why Sin and Punishment MUST not DR upon itself to be a viable and useful talent.
If Sin and Punishment suffering DRs upon itself is intended, and the primary reason is that there is a 10 yard AoE horror effect, then I and the rest of the shadow priest community beg you: PLEASE remove the 10 yard AoE effect, and make it so that Sin and Punishment does not DR upon itself. I understand that homogenization is something that's tricky to deal with, however, Sin and Punishment will be practically worthless unless it is a consistent threat to people who want to spam dispel our damage and not worry about it. If the DR effect is not removed, then priests will want to spec OUT of Sin and Punishment so they do not have to worry about a reduced DR on Psychic Horror.
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I'm not even sure that Sin and Punishment necessarily needs a buff. It just needs to be equally punishing to the dispeller, but less punishing to the spriest, because currently this is the trade-off:
Dispeller - Dispel an spriest's DoTs
1. Negative: Eat a 3 second horror, all further dispelling is essentially free for the duration of the 15 second DR (2nd horror: 1.5 seconds = GCD).
2. Positive: Negate a very large mana investment from the spriest with a relatively cheap dispel (compared with healing through the damage).
3. Positive: Prevent a ton of damage and halt the spriest's momentum.
4. Positive: Put Psychic Horror on Diminishing Returns.
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5. Positive: Healer eats a 3 second horror for one VT dispel per 15 seconds.
6. Negative: Loss of mana.
7. Negative: Loss of damage/momentum.
8. Negative: Psychic Horror is on Diminishing Returns on the healer, and potentially anyone he caught in his fear. Difficult to know in disorganized circumstances where exactly the horror DR is on the healer and his allies.
For something that is supposed to provide a negative consequence for dispelling, this seems like a problem to me. Specifically, dispelling should be effective at (3)/(7) — that is what dispels are for. It should not be as effective as it currently is at (2)/(6), and (4)/(8) is just poor design. A completely separate ability becomes unreliable because of a talented mechanic that someone else has complete control over (the dispeller).
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Brook Lopez added 25 points as Brooklyn ended a seven-game losing streak in the series and got Carlesimo a victory against the team that fired him back in 2008. He'd only had one win in Oklahoma City during his abbreviated tenure in charge of the Thunder, getting fired after a 1-12 start after the team's summer relocation from Seattle.
He started his interim stint with the Nets by notching wins against Charlotte and Cleveland before the 104-73 blowout loss at San Antonio.
"For whatever reason, we didn't have quite the same kind of energy in San Antonio, but we learned from it. ... Tonight was tremendous energy," Carlesimo said.
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"Gerald Wallace is a monster. You want to talk about something that wasn't in San Antonio? Gerald Wallace, because Gerald Wallace is kind of the heart, the way he plays," Carlesimo said. "So, it's not easy for us to play without Gerald Wallace."
The Nets have been seeking a spark after following a strong November, when Avery Johnson was named the Eastern Conference's coach of the month, by going 3-10 and costing him his job.
"It's huge any time you play a good team, but particularly when you play them on the road," Carlesimo said. "Honestly, this is a big-time win. It's a great, great win."
Russell Westbrook had 26 points and 10 assists for Oklahoma City, which lost for only the third time at home this season.
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