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Students collected over 500 items for the Food Bank
STUDENTS at Hilbre High School in West Kirby have been busy collecting for Wirral Food Bank.
The Sixth Form co-ordinated the operation, in which over 500 items were collected by the whole school.
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MINUTES OF A SPECIAL JOINT MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE AND HOSPITAL COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS March 24, 1977 A special meeting of the Executive Committee and Hospital Committees of the Board of Visitors was held on Thursday, March 24, 1977, at 7:30 a.m. in the Sanger Hall Board Room. Present were Drs. Blanton, Gayle and Gwathmey and Messrs. Dabney, McGehee, Obenshain, Scott and Seaborn. Also present were Drs. Beller, Neal, Vasile and Willett; Messrs. Holmes, Kidd, Rice, Ross and Wink; Miss Cosby and Mesdames Holder and Price. Dr. Blanton called the meeting to order and announced that the purpose of the meeting was to inform the Board of the current operating and financial status of the Virginia Hospital Laundry. Mr. Kidd reported that, at the January 18 meeting of the full Board of Virginia Hospital Laundry (VHL), the General Manager of the VHL informally presented the December operating figures and financial information from Price, Waterhouse and Company. The General Manager likewise indicated certain trouble with the Laundry and requested an increase in rates. Subsequently, a meeting was held on January 25 in the law offices of Hunton, Williams, with Mr. John Ashton and members of the Executive Com- mittee of the VHL, to review the "difficulties" and to respond to the General Manager's request for an increase in rates and/or refinancing. Mr. Kidd, who was not at the Board meeting on January 18 but was present at the Executive Committee meeting on January 25, stated that when he became aware of the problems at Page 2 the Laundry he requested Mrs. Lucy Holder and additional personnel from Hospital Management Services and Mr. Christian (Pat) Rice from Hospital Fiscal Services to look into the situation, identify the nature of the problem and make appropriate recommendations. Mrs. Holder reported on the study made by the MCVH Manage- ment Services Department. The analysis resulted in numerous recommendations and identification of additional areas that need more detailed study. The areas in which additional effort would have the grestest impact on reducing costs and increasing plant capacity are: • Control of linen purchases and inventory losses • Production payroll costs • Plant capacity as it relates to the ironing and tumble-fold sections Mrs. Holder continued that the Management Services Depart- ment recommended to the VHL Board further analysis and system design efforts in the following areas immediately: • Design and implement a weigh-in procedure for soiled linen with the intent to charge member hospitals a per pound penalty for lost linen. Further effort would be directed at examining the feasibility of a piece count-in system for establishing penalty costs. Examine in much more detail the possibility of modifying current operating procedures (e.g., soil sorting) in order to maintain a staff similar to Victor Kramer's recommendations. Examine in much more detail the apparent plant capacity bottleneck with the ironing and tumble- fold areas in order to gain a higher output from the plant. Page 3 Mr. Rice reported that the Controller's Office at MCVH, in conjunction with the Management Services Office, was able to pinpoint some of the problems and make an assessment of the present financial situation of the Laundry. Mr. Rice stated that there is a $100,000 per month drain on the cash flow of the Laundry at the present time. The following recommendations were made to the Virginia Hospital Laundry Board of Directors: The hospitals contribute $220,000 in capital to be used as good faith payments to creditors and for bond payments. The per pound charge to member hospitals be temporarily increased to $0.40 per pound. Monthly financial statements be prepared and reviewed by the Board of Directors of the Virginia Hospital Laundry. The hospitals periodically review the financial practices of VHL. Audit the past year's financial records, including an inventory, to be completed as soon as possible. Mr. Kidd reported that the Executive Committee of the Virginia Hospital Laundry had taken the following steps: 1. Fired the Laundry Manager 2. Agreed to bring in a consulting firm 3. Appointed Mr. Pat Rice Treasurer of VHL 4. Increased the price per pound for cleaning linen to $0.40 5. Agreed that the Board of Directors meet monthly 6. Working on correcting the inefficiences as out- lined in the two preceding reports Page 4 Mr. Kidd also reported that contact has been made with Connecticut General, which has a large investment in the Laundry. They seem willing to refinance the original bond issue to include the additional financing presently required or to extend a loan for the additional amount. 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HOOVER, Ala. (AP) — Georgetown goalkeeper Tomas Gomez blocked Helge Leikvang's shot in the final round of a shootout, lifting the Hoyas over Maryland 4-3 on penalty kicks Friday night following a 4-4 tie in the NCAA soccer semifinals.
Georgetown (20-3-2) beat Maryland (20-2-2) for the first time in 29 tries and will face Indiana in Sunday's final. The seven-time champion Hoosiers beat Creighton 1-0 in the second semifinal.
Maryland scored twice in a 3 1/2-minute span late in the second half to tie it at 4.
Maryland held a 3-2 lead through the first three rounds of the penalty kicks, but the Hoyas rallied for a 4-3 lead and won when Gomez dove to his left to stop Leikvang's shot.
''I just had a hunch to go there, and it worked out,'' Gomez said.
Steve Neumann scored three goals for the Hoyas, including two in a 1:31 span to give Georgetown a 2-1 halftime lead. It was the first hat trick in the College Cup since 1993.
''You always dream about having games like that on big stages like this,'' Neumann said. ''It's an unbelievable feeling and something I'll cherish the rest of my life.''
Neumann made it 4-2 with 30 minutes left in regulation, but Maryland tied it on goals by Patrick Mullins and Christiano Francois.
''You're never going to feel secure with a two-goal lead against a team like Maryland,'' Georgetown coach Brian Wiese said. ''There were several times in the second half when Maryland could have chucked it, and they never did. They showed tremendous resilience.''
Maryland outshot Georgetown 18-12, including five shots in the final 12 minutes of regulation after tying it.
''I don't think we ever for a moment thought that we weren't going to come back and win,'' said Maryland's Patrick Mullins, who had a goal and two assists. ''We just knew somebody was going to find a way to get us that one goal. We had some decent chances at the end.''
The eight goals tied for the second-most in College Cup history. It also marked the first time a team has scored four goals in a College Cup game since 2006.
The Terrapins had given up a total of only four goals in their past four games combined.
''Our defending let us down,'' Maryland coach Sasho Cirovski said. ''It's very difficult to cope with the reality that we're not advancing and playing on Sunday. We just came up a little empty.''


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If you're looking for an audio converter, you could do much worse than this elegant little program. However, Transcoder's real draw is not its conversion abilities, but its extraction abilities. Feed it a video for which you've always wanted the sound (music videos spring instantly to mind), and you can extract it to play anytime you like. To quote the Web site: "Transcoder Audio Edition is an audio converter for Linux that can convert from one audio format into another and can extract audio tracks from video files and convert them into audio formats. It uses GTK+ as the GUI toolkit and FFmpeg as the back end."
Available at the Web site is a 32-bit Debian binary (the recommended choice if possible), along with a "Binary+Source" tarball. I cover both here.
Documentation is sorely lacking, but fortunately, usage is very simple. Library requirements are minimal, with the only two real dependencies being the libglib2 and libgtk2 libraries.
I went with the Debian package first, but I had to force the architecture, as I'm running a 64-bit OS. Once installed, the program just worked with no issues. For the binary, run the program with the command:
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If you're going with the tarball, simply extract the tarball, open a terminal in the folder, and enter the command:
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My time with Transcoder was very easy; the interface is as simple as they come. First, click the Add button, and choose either the sound file you want to convert or the video from which you wish to extract audio. On the right is the field for the Output folder, where your resulting file ends up. If you don't want the file ending up in Home, click Browse and choose another folder.
Down below are the encoding options (very important—my installation had the choice of Vorbis, AAC, MP3, MP2, AMR-NB and FLAC). Next, you can specify the bitrate, followed by the sampling rate (44100 is CD audio quality; 48000 is what you get on DVDs). Finally, you have the Channels option, set to 2 by default (stereo), and you also can specify how many processing threads to use.
Then, press Convert, and that's pretty much it.
Although this idea is by no means new, the execution is wonderful, and no one is going to be put off by such a simple interface. The applications for this program are incredibly useful. For instance, you could extract the audio from a clip you grabbed from YouTube and play it in your car. Or, you could remaster some bad audio in a video file (which I'm currently attempting on both a Metallica and a Massive Attack video, where some crucial sound has been lost after a surround-to-stereo downmix). Or you simply can convert one sound file to another in a clutter-free GUI that doesn't get in the way.
Either way, Transcoder Audio Edition is a painless program that will be of instant use to countless multimedia users.
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Looking back over the years, here are my top five favorite projects I've covered previously in this space. Thanks to all the readers for helping us reach our milestone 200th issue!
Tor—The Onion Router (www.torproject.org) from the April 2010 issue.
In a world of increasingly draconian Net surveillance, Tor has become an indispensable tool among journalists, activists, whistle-blowers, humanitarian workers and more. Using clever techniques to lose your IP address, Tor is the new standard in on-line anonymity.
htop (htop.sourceforge.net) from the October 2009 issue.
Our old friend top gets a much needed makeover with a semi-GUI-style interface that still runs purely on the command line. Adding new and handy features along the way, hopefully htop will provide a home for a new generation of command-line users needing to control their system processes.
Danger from the Deep (dangerdeep.sourceforge.net) from the December 2009 issue.
With an approach of passion and authenticity, Danger from the Deep is a WWII German submarine simulator with graphics, a soundtrack and an interface that many would associate with a commercial project. Danger from the Deep caters to true fans in a way that a commercial projects usually can't.
Longomatch (longomatch.ylatuya.es) from the August 2009 issue.
A video editing tool designed specifically around sporting analysis, Longomatch lets you take game footage and make highlights from your own home, using a clever timeline interface. Tying together several freely available technologies, this is one of those innovative programs that only OSS can deliver to the general public.
Gnaural (gnaural.sourceforge.net) from the July 2009 issue.
Finally, my favorite project of all time—Gnaural. Beneath a bland gray window with a few lines on it lies an incredible concept: alter the speed of your brainwaves just by using sound. Using two close frequencies running side by side, referred to as Binaural Beats, Gnaural can train your brain to be more relaxed or more alert—mind-bending stuff.
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ConnectOne Bancorp raises nearly $45 million in IPO
* Value of ConnectOne shares rises 5.9 percent after an IPO that raised nearly $45 million.
An Englewood Cliffs bank said Tuesday that it raised nearly $45 million in an IPO, the first initial public offering by a New Jersey-based commercial bank in 10 years.
Shares in ConnectOne Bancorp, formerly known as North Jersey Community Bancorp, were sold to investors at $28 each – within the expected range of $26 to $29 – and climbed 5.9 percent to $29.65 on Tuesday, their first day of public trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market. At one point they were being traded at $31 a share.
"I guess I should have bought more," said investor Theodore Kovaleff after seeing the modest first-day pop. The offering included 1.6 million shares, with more available based on demand. Kovaleff, president of the investment advisory firm Informed Sources Service Group, which has offices in New York City and Vermont, said he was "a small subscriber" in the offering.
"They seem to have found themselves a niche and will be able to utilize the funds that are raised," Kovaleff said.
The 8-year-old, politically well-connected bank has a history of successful capital raises from private investors to help fund growth, even when bank funding has been hard to come by.
The nine-member board includes East Rutherford public relations executive Michael Kempner, a campaign donations "bundler" for President Obama; Mayors Joseph Parisi Jr. of Englewood Cliffs and Frank Huttle III of Englewood; and Steven M. Goldman, a former state commissioner of banking and insurance.
Early last year the company raised $7.5 million by selling 7,500 preferred shares at $1,000 a share in a private sale. About 65 investors bought in, at a $25,000 minimum. That was one of nine private capital raises prior to the IPO, Chairman and CEO Frank Sorrentino said Tuesday on the phone.
The market for U.S. bank IPOs has been iffy recently, with a sluggish economy and low interest rates depressing earnings.
The ConnectOne IPO prospectus filed with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission said proceeds of the stock sale will be used to make loans and other investments, "to acquire other banks or financial institutions to the extent such opportunities arise" and "for general corporate purposes."


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A classic love story is brought up-to-date in one of the most stunning theatrical spectacles of all time. Since Miss Saigon's sensational record-breaking run at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane 25 years ago, it has played in 300 cities in 15 different languages, winning awards around the world.
Its international cast includes Jon Jon Briones as The Engineer, Eva Noblezada as Kim, Alistair Brammer as Chris, Tamsin Carroll as Ellen, Hugh Maynard as John and Rachelle Ann Go as Gigi.
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With Miss Saigon, the creators of Les Miserables update Puccini's Madame Butterfly to the modern world, and it's a moving testament to the human spirit. The show is set in the final days of the American occupation of Saigon at the end of the Vietnam war, and charts the intense romance of an American GI and a young Vietnamese woman.
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The first production at the Prince Edward Theatre was musical comedy Rio Rita, which opened on April 3 1930. Among the countless notable shows to have graced this venerable West End theatre's stage since then are Evita, Chess, Anything Goes, Crazy for You and Show Boat.
Today, the Prince Edward Theatre enjoys consistent success and is especially well known for staging both new and revived musicals.
Just five years after opening, the Prince Edward Theatre was bought out and converted into a cabaret restaurant and dance hall. The stage was converted into a dance floor and the area underneath the stage was transformed into kitchens.
The theatre reopened as the London Casino in 1936. The theatre was completely out of use for two years during WWII, during which it also served nobly as a centre of entertainment for British troops. It was renamed the Forces Theatre in 1942.
Over the next twenty years the space was transformed a number of times from variety theatre to cinema to dance hall until finally in 1978, after an extensive refurbishment, it opened as a theatre under the name the Prince Edward Theatre.
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Reathy & Homer Hazelip c 1919
My Grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Homer and Reathy Hazelip, right after they got married the year was Sept. 1919
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Reathy Hazelip and Homer Hazelip. They are my Grandparents. I loved listening to their stories of when they met and dating. The horse and buggy. The time me and my cousin Tammy Young, got baptised together. Homer love to go fishing. The time he took me snip hunting, with a bag and a stick. LOL I Loved them so much and Miss them soo much. ...more infoAbout Homer Hazelip


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Museum Kits
Museum Kits contain specimens, artifacts, models and activities for a wide variety of ages. Designed for hands-on learning, the collections can be used in many different ways. Kit materials reflect the diversity of the UA Museum of the North's research collections and utilize materials from our rich teaching collection to help you explore culture, science, and natural history.
How to borrow a kit:
1) Purchase a Kit Pass.
Passes are $25 per academic year. Becoming a pass holder enables you to borrow from our teaching collection, including unique specimens and objects and all of our kits. Buy a pass and enhance your lessons all year long!
Purchase a pass at our annual Educators' Night, online through the museum store, or at the museum's front desk.
If your first loan starts 2 weeks or less from your date of request, you may purchase your kit pass when picking up your loan.
2) Make a request.
Fill out our request form online. Please make request at least 1 week in advance.
Kit Pass holders can reserve kits throughout the academic year. Use the online form. If you are a new kit user, purchase your pass within 2 weeks of your first request in order to hold your reservation.
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Tiny tools help advance medical discoveries
January 8, 2013
MIT researchers are designing tools to analyze cells at the microscale.
Also labeled: Biological engineering, Diagnostic devices, Mechanical engineering, Metamaterials, Microfluidics, Nanoscience and nanotechnology, Biomedicine, Engineering Health, Health care, Health sciences and technology, Institute for Medical Engineering and Science (IMES), Medicine, Membranes, Imaging, Lab-on-a-chip, Cancer, Cells, Tumors, Optogenetics, Graduate, postdoctoral, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E), Research
The health-insurance markets of the (very near) future
January 2, 2013
Policymakers must address 'tension' between competition and ease of use.
Professor Roger Kamm visualizes sneaky tumor cells with 3-D assay
December 26, 2012
Kamm is studying the mechanics of metastasis, the process of cancer-cell migration from one location in the body to another and the cause of more than 90 percent of cancer deaths.
Improving the accuracy of cancer diagnoses
December 24, 2012
New spectroscopy technique could help doctors better identify breast tumors.
New technology may enable earlier cancer diagnosis
December 16, 2012
Nanoparticles amplify tumor signals, making them much easier to detect in the urine.
Tissue engineering: Growing new organs, and more
December 14, 2012
Research could lead to better ways to heal injuries and develop new drugs.
MIT Medical marks World Diabetes Day with community outreach
November 29, 2012
Provides information to Institute community members on risk factors for the disease.
Also labeled: Clubs and activities, Diabetes, Health care, MIT Medical, Staff, Student life, Students, Medicine
MIT Medical sets out to increase breast cancer awareness
October 31, 2012
Interactive event in E25 atrium offers information, education.
Taking the sting out of medical tape
October 29, 2012
New adhesive comes off quickly, sparing infants' delicate skin from damage.
MIT responds to threat of mosquito-borne illnesses
September 28, 2012
Seth Mnookin wins 2012 Science in Society Award
August 28, 2012
National Association of Science Writers honors his book The Panic Virus.
Also labeled: Autism, Awards, honors and fellowships, Biology, Books and authors, Faculty, Humanities, Journalism, Science writing
Referral system at MIT Medical 'closes loop' in follow-up care
July 10, 2012
An idea by an MIT Medical nurse coordinator led to a departmental referral system that improves communication among clinicians, outside specialists, and patients.
Nutrient mixture improves memory in patients with early Alzheimer's
July 9, 2012
In clinical trial, mixture developed at MIT appears to help overcome loss of connections between brain cells.
Also labeled: Alzheimer's, Brain and cognitive sciences, Dementia, Food, Medicine, Research, Clinical trials, Richard Wurtman
New law on sharps disposal goes in effect July 1
June 29, 2012
On July 1, a Massachusetts law goes into effect banning the disposal of medical sharps in household waste. Home sharps containers are available for purchase from the MIT Pharmacy.
Student teams tackle Third World health care issues
June 28, 2012
LGO students add operations expertise to ghdLab projects
MIT Medical celebrates opening of newly renovated clinical laboratory
June 12, 2012
Behind the scenes, things were anything but routine for the lab during the last year.
Also labeled: MIT Medical
How infection can lead to cancer
June 11, 2012
New MIT study offers comprehensive look at chemical and genetic changes that occur as inflammation progresses to cancer.
Also labeled: Biological engineering, Cancer, Hepatitis, Inflammation, Medicine, Inflammatory bowel disease
Physicist and entrepreneur Dr. Stephen Quake honored with $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize
June 4, 2012
Recognized for biomedical discoveries and commercialization of inventions revolutionizing human health
MIT community takes the Earth Day Challenge
June 1, 2012
Take Action! Earn Points! Win Prizes!
New study links air pollution and early death in the U.K.
April 19, 2012
Researchers find car exhaust causes more premature deaths than car accidents.
Their own devices
April 17, 2012
MIT's Medical Electronic Device Realization Center aims to connect microelectronics with new health‑care tools.
Getting to the root of genetics
April 16, 2012
Manolis Kellis uses computational techniques to decipher human disease.
Sensing when the brain is under pressure
April 11, 2012
New monitoring strategy forgoes surgery, could help doctors treat patients with head injuries.
MIT Medical team works campus-wide to prevent violence
April 11, 2012
Violence Prevention and Response group provides education and outreach to the entire community and advocates for survivors of sexual violence, dating abuse and stalking.
China's pollution puts a dent in its economy
February 13, 2012
Despite improvements in air quality, the economic impact of air pollution has increased dramatically, new MIT study shows.
Also labeled: Air, China, Global economy, Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change, Pollution
Said and Done for January 2012
January 26, 2012
The humanities, arts and social sciences monthly digest.
Idea draws on engineering and business to help diabetics
January 20, 2012
'Movember' at MIT: Changing the face of men's health
November 30, 2011
Moustaches sprout around campus all month in support of prostate cancer research.
The sweet color of pink
November 28, 2011
Breast cancer awareness and desserts offer two great reasons for MIT students to come together.
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135 People Jump Off A Bridge A mass bridge jumping took place in Russia in an attempt to break the world record. 7/3/2012 12:00:00 AM 16,634
Guy Tries To Kick Apple Off Friends Head Did you really think that was going to work? 6/21/2012 12:00:00 AM 12,909
Bus Driver Falls Off Seat and Into a House I bet this guy will wear his seat belt from now on. 6/7/2012 12:00:00 AM 16,072
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Off the beaten tourist coastal track, Antonio Gaudí's birthplace is home to countless Modernist buildings, some of which were the work of Lluís Domènech i Montaner. In the town centre is the Casa Navàs (1901), reminiscent of Venetian Gothic palaces (it retains its period furniture, mosaics and glazing). Note also the Casa Rull (façade decorated with winged lions) and the Casa Gasull (with mosaics in the window bays and sgraffito wall decoration).
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Tuesday Mar 4 | The Independent
Brit directors and private equity backers cash in on flotation frenzy
The England cricket team's sponsor Brit Insurance is joining the queue of firms floating on the Stock Exchange as share prices hover around record highs.
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Former men's national team skipper stars on comeback
Five years without playing competitively can take away a lot from many sportsmen.
Afghanistan bags 2 prizes at ICC Awards
Dubai, Feb 20 : Afghanistan has taken the top prize of the Pepsi ICC Development Programme Annual Awards 2013, claiming the Best Overall Cricket Development Programme as well as the award for Best Junior Participation Initiative.


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David, Marcus, Sarah, and Sarah's cousin discuss what went down with her and Jay.
Kim struggles with a tough decision but knows what she has to do.
Hermione is very interested in her date but a part of her is wondering what's going on here.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (216 votes).
In short: Great but with two problemsIn full: This was a great half marathon. The hills people are going on are really nothing. I am a right hill-o-phobe and I didn't have a problem with them. The scenery on the first two miles is very nice and then a run along the beach is also pleasant. It got a bit dull as it was the same constantly. This was my first and I will be back again. The two main problems I had was..1) The start pens was ridiculously small and optimistic. I think runners that where going to do it in about 1.40 where way back in the 2.10 mark! The pens where tiny but it didn't congest to much as there was a wide starting leg for people to sort out. 2) My biggest problem and what ruined my race was between mile 11 - 12. The route went on to a pavement which was littered with park cars, lamp-posts, sing posts, and runners. It just got really congested and it was single laned for a long time. I actually injured my self dodging runners that had stopped.Apart from those it was a great run and will be back next year to beat my time as i had to limp the last mile! Date of review: April 16, 2013
In short: Great route, lovely setting, mildly challenging, well organised.In full: My first half! Loved it, especially as the weather was so good. Most of it is along the bay, so fairly flat, but the climb for the first 2 miles is a good jolt to the muscles and even the descent back down to the bay is challenging as you can easily over extend a pull a muscle.Date of review: April 8, 2013
In short: Really nice flat course with a great sea view!In full: I didn't notice that there were signposts at the start so you could start according to your predicted time but ended up having a great run right from the back, the field seemed to spread out quickly so I never really got stuck in a jam. The hills were barely there so I didn't think they had any real impact on speed so a really good course to try and go fast on.Date of review: April 8, 2013
In short: Good, fast coastal halfIn full: Ran this yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it. Start was well organised with sections from sub-1.20 upwards marked out and they were used properly - I stood in the 1.30-1.40 section, less than 100 people in the sections ahead, ran 1.30.19 and finished round and about people who were in the same section. Got a nice clear start too, no bunching. Hill at the start (half mile or so) is fine, short and sharp dogleg and over in 90 seconds, I found the longer drag at the turn (9-11 miles or so) more challenging - there are no steep bits but you are gradually climbing over a few miles until you get back up on to the cliff tops and it's quite draining, but this is definitely PB territory if you are on form.I'd suggest sunglasses if the wind is from the east, we were running into the sun and wind for around six miles yesterday and it was pretty raw.Atmosphere fairly muted except at the finish on the pier (agree with the comment about the housing estate section - it was like a Danny Boyle film with runners sprinting through deserted streets instead of the undead), but it was a cold day.Thanks to the organisers, I would definitely do this one again and would recommend.Date of review: April 8, 2013
In short: Bournemouth Bay Half MarathonIn full: First two miles quite hilly, a tough hill to start followed by a nice down hill stretch. Race along seafront was windy, so ran into a headwind for 6 miles. Once reaching the point of turning around the run became easier. I found this race easy the last time I did it, this time around I found if to be challenging. But I probably wasn't fit enough. Also quite warm from around 11am. Glad I completed the race. Date of review: April 7, 2013
In short: Flat fast race, recommendedIn full: Overall a great race. Apart from the quite steep hill at the beginning the race is flat so good PB potential. The first 6miles or so were run into a head wind but after that it was nice and calm. Friendly marshalls, good organisation. My only small complaint would be the starting pens - great that you could stand in estimated time zones but they were really quite small and got quite snug! Would definetly do it againDate of review: April 7, 2013
In full: This was my first ever race and I would definitely recommend it to anyone attempting their first half marathon. It was such a lovely sunny day with a bit of a breeze, which made this race very pleasant. Only thing to keep in mind is that about mile 1 there is a bit of a hill, but after that it's very flat. For my first ever race, I was surprised how well I did as I completed the race in 1hr 46 mins!Date of review: August 6, 2012
In short: Beautiful! Highly recommended to any runner, something for everybodyDate of review: April 9, 2012
In short: Wonderful atmosphere and scenery, well organised and good facilitiesDate of review: April 9, 2012
In short: Great race, will definatley be back next yearDate of review: April 9, 2012


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Definition of forebrain in English:
Line breaks: fore|brainPronunciation: /ˈfɔːbreɪn
Anatomy- The anterior part of the brain, including the cerebral hemispheres, the thalamus, and the hypothalamus. Also called prosencephalon.More example sentences
- Studies will look at critical windows for brain development in the forebrain and hindbrain and will attempt to link exposures or disturbances at these times to subsequent behavior.
- Over time the neural tube expands at one end to form an embryonic brain with constrictions marking the forebrain, midbrain and hindbrain.
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State Agencies Battle With EPA Over Mill's Colored Water
February 26, 2010 3:29 amCANTON, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina's water regulators are sticking up for a big paper mill in a dispute with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The Asheville Citizen-Times reported Friday that the state Division of Water Quality says Evergreen Packaging's mill in Canton cannot meet EPA demands that the plant do more to stop turning the Pigeon River dark.
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February 26, 2010 3:26 am | by Julhas Alam, Associated Press WriterDHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — A fire raced through a sweater factory near the Bangladeshi capital overnight, killing at least 21 people and injuring dozens more, police said Friday. All of the victims of Thursday night's fire, including 14 women, died of suffocation after they were pulled from the Garib & Garib Sweater Factory in Gazipur, district police Chief Moahammad Abdur Rashid said.
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For some on the left the truth is too much to handle. I am referring specifically to Salon.com's Alex Koppelman who is gunning for a spot on the list of useful idiots defending organized crime syndicate ACORN. (Salon's Joe Conason is already on the list.)
Koppelman didn't like what I wrote here yesterday about Patrick Corvington working for the ACORN-friendly [...]
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Lil Wayne Leaves Hospital, Thanks Fans for Prayers
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Recipe by Xing Jin
"This easy to prepare noodle salad has plenty of seeds, nuts, greens, chicken, and vegetables."
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1 (3 ounce) package ramen noodle pasta, crushed
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1/2 cup sunflower seeds
1/2 cup pine nuts
3 cups shredded bok choy
5 green onions, thinly sliced
1 cup diced, cooked chicken breast meat
1 (5 ounce) can water chestnuts, drained
12 pods snow peas
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/4 cup rice wine vinegar
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1/4 cup white sugar
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Awesome salad!!! But please, do not use the 2 tbsp. of butter to toast the nuts & noodles. It is completely unnecessary and simply adds fat and calories. If you have peanut oil, substitute it for the vegetable oil too. It has a more complementary flavor for this recipe. Also, this salad is really good without chicken as well. I served it as a side dish to roasted chicken instead of tossing the chicken in it. I used less of the dressing this way, which cut down on fat and calories too. Overall, great recipe!
The salad was great but the dressing was not to our taste. It also seemed like way too much dresssing for this amount of salad.
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Very good salad Xing Jin (cool name)! I changed it up a bit but with really good results. Instead of using bok choy, I used a package of pre-shredded cabbage, a handful of bean sprouts in place of the snow peas and slivered almonds instead of the sunflower seeds. I added a splash of sesame oil to the dressing for extra flavor. The dressing was really good. I only used 1/4 cup of oil and that seemed ample enough. Mine did get a little soggy after sitting a while so I suggest using the dressing over individual servings if you don't plan on eating it all in one sitting. Will pass this one on.
WOW! This dish is delish! I needed it to be especially easy and quick, so I used fully cooked rotisserie chicken from my supermarket deli and cut it up while the noodles and nuts were cooking. Instead of a 1/4 Cup sugar, I only used 2 TBS. and it was just right. I also added about a cup of shredded coleslaw. Adding 1/4 Cup each of sesame and peanut oil, instead of 1/2 Cup vegetable oil, made the dressing very authentic. My husband loved it. I'll be making this again. Thanks! :)
This salad was unique and delicious! I didn't care for the bok choy idea, so I used shredded Nappa cabbage. Eliminated the melted butter and used 1t sesame oil for a more authentic taste. Yum! Thanks Xing Jin.
I just served this salad at a potluck and everyone loved it. I substituted pre-shredded cabbage and carrots which made it faster and slivered almonds for the pine nuts (a little cheaper). It was very crunchy and the dressing made it tangy!!
This is a delicious, more "authentic" ramen salad recipe. However, the flavors tend to weaken quickly, and it isn't nearly as tasty the next day. My solution? Eat it all and don't save the leftovers.
Everyone loves this salad! I make it without chicken and it's just as addictive.
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I've had mine for 2 months now and can honestly say I've had zero problems that I can think of. Battery life has been great, way better than I expected, and I've probably only rebooted the phone once or twice. There was an issue with battery drainage due to location settings in Latitude which was easily fixed. Slacker works fine for me.
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This is like a therapy session for DNA owners, love this thread. I've had the.....
1. non focusing video recorder problem (not aware of a fix and hope an update is published soon).
2. recently the SIM card problem (seemingly easy fix with pop out and reinsert).
3. horrible Bluetooth quality on both headsets and hands-free link vehicle connection. Connections ocurr but voice quality is unusable for business conversations (not aware of a fix here either, so hopefully a software update will fix).
4. Odd camera problem has ocurred a few times where I was in camera app, hit the switch-app button (lower right hot key on DNA) in attempt to switch to another running app, and screen went blank. Couldn't shut down phone. Haptic buttons still functional but couldn't see screen. Left it alone and screen eventually came back up. Very odd.
5. And more of a complaint than a problem: the keyboard sucks imo. Back to swiftkey perhaps. - 01-23-2013, 04:34 PM Thread Author #30
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Has anybody been able to play music through the htc music app? I added files to the music and media folder but its not finding my mp3 files. Also did a reboot.
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i plugged in headphones during a phone cal and the call would get disconnected after a few seconds. once i unplugged, stopped happening.
also, i dunno if this is because of my diztronic case, but whenever im on the phone, the person on the other end says it seems like im really far away. i guess my voice doesn't like to travel to that little hole on the bottom of the phone. - 01-24-2013, 02:33 AM Thread Author #33
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Working fine for me. Have something like 600 songs. Try using HTC sync manager for your music. After you install it on your computer itll auto load your music into it. Plug in your phone and go to sync settings and tell it to add music to your phone.
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The only big problem I'm having is with the Mobile Hotspot / Tethering
While tethered to my iPad or iPod the LTE is very slow to not existent, LTE works fine on the phone itself, but my iPad for some reason has problem staying connected. It will show the Wifi icon, and my phone will show that the iPad is tethered, but when I'm using the browser it just sits and hourglasses, while the DNA shows no data movement.
I was about to get the phone replaced, when I read on DroidLife that this is known issue with the DNA and the native Verizon Tethering App. Hope they fix it soon. - 01-24-2013, 05:20 PM #35
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Well i tried two files but the sync manager i will try.
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Health Happens Here is the core of our work. It challenges us to think about people's health beyond the doctor's office and beyond the good vs. bad choices people make. In reality, our health happens where we live, learn, work and play—in neighborhoods, schools, and with prevention.
The California Endowment was established in 1996 as a result of Blue Cross of California's creation of its for-profit subsidiary, WellPoint Health Networks. Since then, we've invested in health broadly, from strengthening the safety net for families struggling with poverty to diversifying the health care workforce.
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The California Endowment's Health Happens Here campaign was launched in 2011 and has since spread throughout the state with a number of organizations and institutions adapting the brand to their own work.
What's been particularly encouraging is the recognition Health Happens Here has garnered since it was first launched. Below are some examples:
The California Endowment's Health Happens with AmeriCorps partnership received the Governor's Award for The Foundation of the Year 2012 for successfully investing in a service model to effectively address community needs. Our statewide AmeriCorps partnership provides youth leadership development to youth in our BHC sites while leveraging $5 million so far in federal matching funds for our sites. Program manager Will Ing leads this partnership.
The Health Happens Here campaign's video ad Transform was selected by the prominent animation publication SHOOT as one of the top ten best of 2012, and by the Chicago International Film Festival for its award for PSA of 2012. Transform was created by our communications team, narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis, and has received more than 800,000 views on YouTube alone.
The Health Happens Here exhibit, created in partnership with the California Museum, will be one of four exhibits in the nation to receive the American Alliance of Museums' 2013 award for excellence. The selection committee of scientists, educators, curators and grant makers commended the "exemplary messaging" of the exhibit. Health Happens Here will be highlighted at the Alliance's annual conference of 5,000 museum representatives at the Museum of Science in Baltimore in May and featured in Museum Magazine. Communications manager Jeff Okey manages this creative partnership.
The California Endowment's overall Health Happens Here campaign was awarded one of the Council on Foundation's four 2013 Wilmer Shields Rich Awards for Excellence in Communications. Health Happens Here was cited for its strategic messaging and effective public engagement. Our Health Happens Here campaign challenges the conventional views of health which stand in the way of community-driven change, and ties together our work across a broad array of issues, initiatives and places into one strategic message.
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Welcome everyone to the official launch of the FEST 11 website! We started early once again in hopes to give you all time to figure out how you are going to get Gainesville for our big 11 year anniversary. Dates for FEST 11 are Oct 26, 27 & 28, 2012.
I would like to thank the fine folks at Black Axe for the tight site design and our new TIKI party theme this year. As always, they have outdone themselves!
Booking FEST 11 was a bit of a challenge this year since it seemed like we had almost every alumni band in our town last year, but we have only begun the process and are really proud to say that we have a shit ton of bands already booked, and a ton of new bands coming to party with us all this year like Lagwagon, Braid, Anti-Flag Streetlight Manifesto, Ensign, Red Fang, Mustard Plug, Joyce Manor, Dan Vapid and the Cheats, Crusades, Black God, and many MANY more exciting new bands we hope to expose to you.
We also are giving an open arms return to the likes of Frank Turner, Naked Raygun, Baroness, Torche, The Swellers, Valient Thorr, Andrew Jackson Jihad, Shook Ones, The Sidekicks, Night Birds, Into It. Over It, Shellshag, Larry and His Flask, Burning Love, as well as many of our close family of bands who seem to never miss FEST!!!
Speaking of returns, it has been almost a decade since anyone has seen the likes of our really good friends Cadillac Blindside (featured band on the site). For those of you who are in the know you can thank me when we are all there at the show singing along. For those of you who don't…get into it! Personally this is a really big deal to me. Cadillac Blindside was not only an amazing band when they were active, but some of the closest friends I had when I first moved to Gainesville even though they are from Minneapolis. Getting them to reunite has taken years in the making, and we could not be more pleased to have our good friends back in Gainesville!!! Fest has changed quite a bit since they have played so I hope you all will help me in welcoming them back!!!
Many of the bands this year are making their appearance at FEST 11 very special by making it their exclusive show in Florida. You can see a little icon on their band photo letting you know who is only coming to Gainesville to party down.
Go to the BANDS page of the site and check everyone out. Once we get all the info in from the bands, each page should have a song to check out, a video, links, and a little bit about the band that they have written. You can also jam out the FEST radio player and, hopefully, find some new favorite bands. I already have some newbies that are in my constant rotation while working on this beast. We are also not done booking this fucker. We have a few tricks still up our sleeves so stay tuned. We hope to have another big batch of bands to announce in the months to come. There are a ton of bands we are in talks with who are still trying to figure out their fall plans. Hell, I am totally shocked that this many bands have their shit together this far in advance. Trust me. This is only the beginning my friends.
In the months to come, we will also be doing our FREE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD COMPS. Last year we had 6. You can still download them here.
REGISTRATION: We will once again be doing it at the HOLIDAY INN UNIVERSITY CENTER. We have a plan to make the line move much faster this year and opening up an early registration on Thursday. We also have already stated planning some OFFICIAL PRE-FEST SHOWS for that day in Gainesville. So, come to town a little early and party an extra day. We will not be announcing who is playing PRE-FEST until later this summer, but I already have Double Down and Loosey's totally booked up. We are getting dangerously close to making FEST a four day marathon.
FEST WEEKEND PASSES/ HOTELS/ MERCH go on sale April 20th at 1:00pm EST. Give us something else to celebrate that day! We are gonna do an early turd price again this year. It will be $85 before July 1st. Then it goes up to $100. So do not snooze! Last year we sold out in 60 days! We are only going to sell 3,275 weekend passes. Same we sold last year.
We now have 4 OFFICAL FEST HOTEL PARTNERS. The new ones have some pretty cool room features! Go to the HOTELS page to get the scoop on each hotel, and come back on 4/20 to get your pick. Hopefully with 4 hotels we will not sell out so fast.
Horsebites has once again graced up with some really kick ass wear again this year. We also brought back the FEST Hoodie and the FEST Pint glasses that were so popular last year. We also will have a third shirt design and a limited edition Horsebites FEST 11 Art Print for sale in the months to come. With this year's TIKI theme I can only imagine how crazy that print will turn out.
In October 2011, the makers of Australian punk rock podcast D.I.Wireless embarked on a month-long road trip to attend the 10th anniversary of THE FEST.
Along the way they met a number of bands who make the same pilgrimage year after
year to one of the biggest punk rock parties ever forgotten. The series captures thoughts
about hometown scenes as well as what makes THE FEST so unique - told by those who
play the theatres, bars and cafes, but are also just as much part of the debauchery as the
thousands of people from around the world who swarm to Gainesville every year.
All 6 episodes can be seen here on the FEST 11 site and at D.I.Wireless with a new episode debuting every 2 weeks.
Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for updates. We hope to do some really cool stuff with the site this year and maybe even debut a few things from bands in the months to come. Seems like everyone is putting out new material this year! Hopefully we can get some sneak peaks for you.
Tony and the FEST 11 crew


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