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Four Views and an Occasional Point
BY: Kate Rowland
As part of my ongoing effort to increase the number of deadlines in my life, I have obtained a position as a Viewpoint columnist. One thing sort of scares me about this: getting the job done would require me to, every week, invent and submit an 800-word-long column containing, presumably, both a view and point. The view I can always manage to crank out. The point I'm not so sure. ...
Ban on gay ads is outrageous, immoral
BY: Jay Johnson
The recent attack on gays and lesbians by the University administration with regards to "gay ads" is more than outrageous — it is criminal and immoral. Father Malloy, Chandra Johnson and their ilk are acting in a way that can only be described as bigoted and hateful. Notre Dame is a laughing stock among universities — and rightfully so. What other university goes to such lengths to discourage a healthy respect for free speech and human dignity? ...
Security needs to lighten up
BY: Jeremy Joslin
I would personally like to thank campus security for their quick response to the rowdy crowd of Siegfried men who were rambling around campus as early as 6 a.m. Saturday morning. Lord knows, there's nothing as "dangerous" as a bunch of students filled with some of the school spirit that everyone was so fired up about Friday night. If security hadn't tried to send us home, people might have actually gotten out of BED — and everyone knows that that just leads to anarchy. ...
Hard work should not be source of embarrassment
BY: Carrie Leonard
Being a 17-year-old Niles High senior and interested in going on to your university, I was reading The Observer that my mother brought home. I came across a letter that really bugged me. An African-American alumnus had written to the editor in regards to being asked if he was a janitor while visiting campus. He mentioned how much embarrassment it caused him and asked what we are doing to build new attitudes concerning racial sensitivity. ...
ND contract with UA Telescope disheartening
BY: Charles J. Babbitt
Notre Dame has contracted for six viewing nights per year at the University of Arizona's Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) on Mount Graham at $267,000 per night. The National Optical Astronomy Observatories (NOAO), representing the top U.S. universities, rejected Mt. Graham in 1987 noting that its turbulent, murky, cloud-enshrouded skies had suitable viewing only half of the time. ...
While you were sleeping
By TIM LOGAN
Early Saturday morning, while all the good Domers were asleep, a menace was let loose upon the Notre Dame community. This menace did not come in the form of marauding Kansas fans defacing the Basilica, packs of undergraduates setting their lofts ablaze or even hordes of drivers trying to gain access to our pedestrian campus. No, this was something far more insidious. ...


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The end of times on Dec. 21, 2012, isn't the worst-case scenario. It could be way worse.
We all have our "hall passes" – but what if the world ends and you never get to use it? Who do you most wish you still had a chance with?
The Mayans didn't clue us in to how the world would end, but these movies had their own ideas. Can you match the film with the apocalypse?
Say your goodbyes to these never-realized-ideas before it's too late. Oh well. Being a human was about to get SO COOL.
Keep on snacking 'til the world ends. Duh.
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Youtuber CriticaDaqueleFilme created this supercut of movies that depict the end of the world. Seems fitting, since some people still believe that the end of the world is happening this Friday.
They aren't buying that leap year thing.
We sure love to watch the world end. Let's get all that pesky "plot" out of the way and skip straight to the juicy part.
The signs are all around us. We're doomed.
I wrote a novel about the end of the world. Now I can't stop thinking about our dystopian future. When was the last time you hunted for food?
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Pestilence was indisposed due to time constraints. Sculptor Carrin Welch needs to shrink these down and mass produce them because of reasons. (via blog.makezine.com)
Our tax dollars at work. From a Zombie invasion to a March Madness app infecting all our cellphones, governments are preparing for the worst.
According to a highly scientific Internet poll. The hivemind would purge pop culture leeches but not a single political tyrant makes the cut?
Is Wyoming crazy like a fox or just crazy? House Bill 85 take the end of the world very seriously.
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The Mayans were an incredibly advanced civilization. However, thank to John Cusack, we now only refer to the Mayans as the lunatics that think the world will end this year.
Harold Camping announces a new autumnal date for the apocalypse, after slight embarrassment that the world didn't end on May 21st. Apparently, May 21st was an "invisible judgement day" because, you know, major historical dates always have a Real Day and an Invisible Day. Read More ›
For your May 21st Rapture Film Festival. These are the best apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic films that have nothing to do with Michael Bay or Roland Emmerich. Since you're going to be left behind in the tribulation and will have nothing better to do besides suffer famine and plague, add your own favorites in the comments below! View List ›

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1st | 2nd | Final | |
Ave Maria | 27 | 38 | 65 |
Florida Gulf Coast | 31 | 48 | 79 |
Stats at a Glance | AMUM | FGCU |
FG Percentage | .362 (21-58) | .517 (31-60) |
3P FG Percentage | .407 (11-27) | .391 (9-23) |
FT Percentage | .706 (12-17) | .800 (8-10) |
Offensive Rebounds | 8 | 12 |
Defensive Rebounds | 19 | 32 |
Total Rebounds | 27 | 44 |
Turnovers | 16 | 19 |
Steals | 8 | 8 |
Bench Points | 10 | 37 |
Statistical Leaders | AMUM | FGCU |
Points | Kiel Lewis
- 19 |
Rebounds | Matt Chattin
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Assists | Matt Chattin
- 4 |
Steals | Kiel Lewis
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Blocks | FIELER
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Sparked by 15 second half points from freshman Brett Comer (Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park HS) and Sherwood Brown's (Orlando, Fla./Olympia HS) 19 points off the bench, the FGCU men's basketball team picked up its first win under head coach Andy Enfield against Ave Maria, 79-64, in front of 1,547 fans in the home opener at Alico Arena Monday night.
FGCU created its first real separation of the game midway through the final frame, going on a 17-2 run over a seven-minute period that took what was a six-point lead and turned it into a the largest edge of the game (21), 58-37, for the Eagles with 9:02 play.
Ave Maria refused to go away, cutting the lead to single digits, 68-59, with 1:54 on the clock, but Comer and Brown combined for six of FGCU's final 11 points over the final two minutes to help the home team even its record at 1-1.
"We're proud of the team for winning the game, but we had some moments where we played a little sloppy, but give Ave Maria credit for that" said Enfield. "Our guards are very skilled and we just have to make smart decisions throughout the game. We appreciate the fan support. The whole student section was packed and we hope they keep supporting us as we continue to build this program the right way."
Brown scored 10 of his 19 points in the first half, sinking 3-of-6 from three-point land, while also adding six rebounds and three steals. It was Comer's turn in the second half, as the Winter Park, Fla. product reached double figures over the final 20 minutes alone for the second straight game. Comer finished 7-of-10 from the field for 17 points to go along with a game-high eight rebounds and four assists.
After shooting just 31 percent in the first half, the Eagles shot a sweltering 69 percent (18-26) from the floor in the second frame en route to 48 points. FGCU's finished above 50 percent for the second consecutive contest with a 52 percent clip (31-60).
FGCU took advantage of its superior size to own a 44-27 advantage on the backboard and a 34-16 edge in points in the paint. Several of Brown's 19 points came in the paint, while freshman Bernard Thompson (Conyers, Ga./Rockdale County HS) got into the lane for a majority of his 10 points and six rebounds.
Despite a pair of scoring streaks of 9-0 and 7-0, respectively, FGCU failed to create much separation in the first half thanks to just 3-of-15 shooting from long range and 10 turnovers. The Eagles took their largest lead of the half (9), 31-22, with 49 seconds in the opening frame, but the Gyrenes closed with five straight points to make it a 32-27 score at the break.
During FGCU's decisive 17-2 second half run that closed with 12 consecutive points, the Eagles shot 7-of-11 from the field, including 3-of-4 from long range. Comer scored four points and assisted on three other baskets during the spurt, while freshman Dante Holmes (Baltimore, Md./St. Frances Academy/Oldsmar Christian) had five of his nine points in the game.
Sophomore Christophe Varidel (Versoix, Switzerland/Worcester Prep) knocked down a trio of three-pointers for 11 points to round out the quartet of players in double-digits for the Eagles. Holmes' nine points off the pine contributed to the 37-10 edge in bench points.
Junior Kiel Lewis led all scorers with 20 points on 8-of-17 from the field for Ave Maria. The Gyrenes were limited to just 36 percent (21-58) shooting from the field.
FGCU will return to Alico Arena on Thursday night when it welcomes Prairie View A&M to campus. Tip time is slated for 7:05, while the game can also be heard live for free on www.FGCUATHLETICS.com.


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The panel is also recommending the state allocate extra funds to help school districts pay for security measures such as reinforced entryways with ballistic glass, security cameras and buzzer systems.
The school security subcommittee of the General Assembly's Bipartisan Task Force on Gun Violence Prevention and Children's Safety, agreed on Tuesday to a list of consensus recommendations to legislative leaders. Those ideas will be considered for a final package of reforms, to be voted on by the full legislature, likely next month.
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Stage 18, Cahors to Angoulême, Friday July 27: The appellation of Cahors plays host to inky, brooding, lusty reds made from the Malbec grape. Often blended with Merlot or even Tannat, these wines beg for earthy flavors or grilled meats. A longtime favorite, Clos la Coutale Cahors 2005 ($15, Chesapeake Beverage Group) manages to be heady and rustic, but charming and approachable at the same time. It is a versatile wine that will mate as well with New York Strip as it will with marinated and grilled portabellas. Its hefty acidity makes fast friends with tomatoes, too.
Stage 20, Marcoussis to Paris, Champs-Élysées, Sunday July 29: No wine of any consequence made here, I can tell you. But what better way to enjoy a Sunday morning than to soak up the celebratory mood of this final stage (and maybe some last-minute fireworks from the sprinters) with a little Champagne brunch? While the winsome lasses kiss-kiss the podium finishers, consider uncorking a bottle of the delicious Charton-Taillet Brut "Fiacre" (Bacchus Importers, Ltd. $40). This very dry example of delicious Champagne is the perfect foil to the buttery richness of croissants, brioche, and poached eggs.
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Diane Crayton
Assistant Professor, Appointed: February, 2009
2001 Masters of Science, Nursing: Emphasis in Family Practice Nursing. California State University, Sonoma
1992 Bachelor of Science, Nursing: California State University, Stanislaus
1979 Associate in Applied Sciences, Nursing: Malcolm X College, Chicago
Clinical Specialization:
Family Nurse Practitioner
A.N.A Certification Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse
BRN Credential Mental Health and Medical Surgical Nursing Instructor
Courses Taught:
NURS 2000 Health Assessment
3 units (2 hours lecture, 3 hour laboratory)
For Pre-licensure students
First or Second Semester
NURS 3900 Mental Health Nursing Theory
3 units (3 hour lecture per week)
Junior year
NURS 3910 Mental Health Nursing Clinical
2 units (total of 78 clinical hours)
Junior Year
Research Interest:
Meeting the needs of homeless persons with mental illness
Improving excess to Mental Health Services for the uninsured
Published Research:
Martin, C.T., Keswick, J.L., Crayton, D., & LeVeck, P. (2011) Perceptions of Self-Esteem in a Welfare-To-Wellness-To-Work Program Public Health Nursing Vol. 29 No. 1, (19-26)
Research in Progress:
Calling In At Work: Nursing Cell Phone Policies in Acute Care
Accepted for a Poster presentation at the 2012 WIN (Western Institute of Nursing) Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference Friday, April 20, 2011
Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, Las Vegas, NV
Perceptions of Self-Esteem in a Welfare-To-Wellness-To-Work Program (2011)
California State University, Stanislaus Research Week, Turlock, CA.
Perceptions of Self-Esteem in a Welfare-To-Wellness-To-Work Program (2011)


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I found in a periodic backlink check one of my competitors spamming a certain segment of web sites that allow url's in comments. The competitor didn't offer services in that geographic area at all.
So I added my comment and link in the geographic areas that my customer covered. This customer is in a niche of a niche that's within a niche so the normally low value of this type of link had a *slightly* higher value. Task took 2-3 minutes.....to Wheel's point this was not a normal action. I had a few moment free waiting on someone to respond to me and the info was on my mind at the time.
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For us open water anglers, the early morning and long days on the water soaking in the warm sun and feeling a tug on the end of our line, have come and gone for another year. There is still some fall fishing available and many anglers, like me are switching out their tackle and gear so they are prepared for fall fishing. Other anglers are switching out their rod for a bow or gun to pursue game in the woods. Whichever case it may be, it is important that at this time you are properly transporting and storing your valuable fishing equipment. As I begin brining in my rods/reels, tackle and boat gear from the boat and garage, I first make sure that as I'm transporting my rods, that they are covered by a Rod Glove. This way they are protected as they make their way through doorways and put in a rod rack in the basement. It is important to keep the tools you rely on protected from damage all winter long.
To help prevent mildew and damage to your rain gear and life jackets, hang them up on hangers so they stay dry and have air flow on them. This will help prolong their life and keep them from smelling musty next season. Now on to the fun stuff…your tackle! Throughout the summer months of going from lake to lake, the amount of tackle that makes it way from my organized Plano Stowaways to my boat and then being strewn across a work bench or in a tub is tremendous. As I start finding all this tackle again, I'll sort it into piles of the same type of baits, such as crankbaits, topwaters, spinnerbaits, etc. At this point, I'll be inspecting my lures for any damage or items that need attention, such as replacing split rings or replacing a stock treble hook for a super sharp Trokar Treble hook. If there are some baits, that didn't make their way on to the end of my line this year, I'll put them in a pile for resale or donation to a local youth fishing club. I'll now begin putting my tackle back in its specific Plano tackle box, which helps keep my tackle organized and protected. I'll use the large waterproof cases to store all of my hardbaits, such as crankbaits and topwaters, to ensure they stay dry all season long and rust free. To read more fishing tips and see informative videos, check out glennwalkerfishing.com or at Faceboook.com/glennwalkerfishing


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Wait -- IT'S 2011?! Thanks bionic contact!
Because the University of Washington obviously doesn't take threats written on bar napkins and addressed to "you Terminator loving pencil-peens" seriously, they've decided to proceed with their bionic contact experiments and have successfully applied contact lenses to rabbits that can display one "pixel" worth of information. So basically just a blinking light. But rabbits don't even know Morse code!
In the future, contact lens systems may receive data from external platforms (e.g. mobile phones) and provide real-time notification of important events. As contact lens based biosensors advance, they may alert the wearer of physiological anomalies, such as irregular glucose or lactate levels. With more colors and increased resolution, contact lenses may display text, be used with gaming devices, or offer cues from navigation systems. Our long-term goal is to create a display that can be comfortably worn in the form of a contact lens, which will include a pixel array, focusing optics, an antenna, and circuitry for power harvesting, radio communication, and pixel control.
Sure they could do all that, but all they'll really do is make it even easier for kids to cheat on tests. And -- AND -- allow hackers to take control of your eyeballs. I can see it now: "p@y M3 $1-Milli0n 0r i'LL bUrn Y0ur F***Ing 3y38@ll5 0U7 0F Y0ur h3@D." Literally, I SEE that now. Nice try, haxor, but I don't even have a million dollars! *eyeballs sizzling* EEEEEEEEEEEE!! *running into bank with a grocery bag over my head*
In the future, you might read e-mail on digitally enhanced contact lenses [cnn]
Thanks to Thaylor and chris, who actually think this is a great idea and regret getting LASIK.
Seen here looking like about 40 fish sticks, a group of fishermen caught this three-eyed Simpsons 'blinky' fish in a lake near a nuclear power plant in Argentina. Jealous cyclops shark is jealous! Per Babel Fish (how appropriate!) translation: "We were fishing and we took th... / Continue →
So apparently somebody started a rumor that the Navy SEALs that stormed Osama Bin Laden's compound were rocking night-vision contact lenses. Personally, I don't believe it. And not just because I know who started the rumor, but I do and he's a dirty liar PLUS I'VE SEEN HIM EA... / Continue →
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Some of you (hopefully) are aware of our Breast Cancer Support Net website: http://www.bidmc.org/breastcaresupport. This is the place to register for one of our online support groups/web chats, take a survey that changes every couple of weeks, or (when it is finally ready), participate in our online support group.
We changed the posted survey this week, and I want to share the results of the previous one. It was titled; "My Biggest Worry about Having Breast Cancer", and here are the results:
Recurrence 71.43%
Impact on my children 14.29%
Impact on my spouse/partner 0%
Finances 0%
Fatigue o%
Being very sick or in pain 0%
Other 14.29%
There aren't really any surprises here, but I am just as interested in the "0%"s as in the bigger worries. I know that all of these things are concerning to most of us, and it was expected that worry about recurrence would top the list. For more about this topic, you might want to read an earlier blog entry on "Fear"
I am most struck by the "0%" for impact on our spouses or partners. When I talk with women, I often hear about the impact of this diagnosis on our husbands and partners. I know we all worry about them and are aware that this is tough and scary for both of us. The fact that no one identified this concern as her biggest worry suggests, to me, that we also understand that, by and large, our spouses or partners are managing and will manage whatever happens. Of course, they can be afraid or exhausted or lonely or overburdened or sad, but they are adults and they can take care of themselves. We worry more about our children for all the obvious reasons.
I also am struck by the "0%" for finances and worry about physical suffering. Again I know that these are issues for many of us, but apparently not the biggest ones. Money, we realize, can't buy health and our doctors do a very good job of managing pain and other physical problems. These will be subjects of later blogs as, even if they aren't our biggest worries, they certainly are on the list.
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Original Release Date: September 26, 2006
Track Listing
1. Deal
2. Bird Song
3. Sugaree
4. Loser
5. The Wheel
6. Let It Rock
7. Russian Lullaby
8. Might as Well
9. Mission in the Rain
10. I'll Take a Melody
11. Ruben and Cherise
12. Cats Under the Stars
13. Rhapsody in Red
14. Run for the Roses
15. Knockin' on Heaven's Door
16. Without Love
17. Catfish John [Live, 1973]
18. Deep Elem Blues [Live, 1987 at NHK in Tokyo, Japan]
19. Ripple [Live, 1987 at NHK in Tokyo, Japan]
20. Positively 4th Street [Live, 1975]
21. The Harder They Come [Live, 1977]
22. Gomorrah [Live, 1990]
23. Dear Prudence [Live, 1979][#]
24. Se�or (Tales of Yankee Power) [Live, 1990]
25. Evangeline [Live, 1990]
26. Deal [Live, 1980]
Peter Rowan: Guitar, Vocals
Jimmy Cliff: Composer
Irving Berlin: Composer
Mickey Hart: Percussion, Drums, ?
Chuck Berry: Composer
Bob Dylan: Composer
Jerry Garcia: Organ, Synthesizer, Guitar (Acoustic), Banjo, Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Pedal Steel, Arranger, Chimes, Composer, Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Steel), Vocals, Producer, Guitar (Classical), Mixing, Paintings, Original Recording Producer
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James Austin: Compilation Producer
Gaylord Birch: Drums
Betty Cantor-Jackson: Engineer
Vassar Clements: Fiddle
Kenny Kosek: Fiddle
John Cutler: Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Original Recording Producer
Tom Flye: Mixing
Joe Gastwirt: Compilation Producer, Remastering
Donna Jean Godchaux: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Keith Godchaux: Piano, Keyboards, Vocals, Fender Rhodes, Tack Piano
Herbert Greene: Photography, Cover Photo
David Grisman: Mandolin, Vocals, Original Recording Producer
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Owsley Stanley: Engineer
Allen Reynolds: Composer
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Joel Tepp: Clarinet
Allen Toussaint: Composer
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Jean Krikorian: Art Direction, Design
Reggie Collins: Discographical Annotation
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Billy Wolf: Overdubs, Mixing
Victoria Babcock: Engineer
Johnny d'Fonseca: Drums
Karen LeBlanc: Project Assistant
Blair Jackson: Liner Notes, Compilation Producer, Tape Research
Dave Patrick: Photography
Richard Greene & Beryl Marriott: Violin
Gloria Jones: Vocals
Dorothy Stefanski: Editorial Supervision
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The Frank N. Bash Visitors Center is the public outreach center for McDonald Observatory in West Texas. We aim to inform, educate, and inspire through our public programs, and support the teaching of the science and hobby of astronomy.
The Visitors Center is your check-in point for all public programs. Inside, extensive exhibits explain what astronomers do at the observatory. The Visitors Center also includes a theater and gift shop.
Below, find out more about our public programs, including daily tours of the large research telescopes and our famous thrice-weekly Star Parties under some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States.
Lots of Special Viewing Night programs on the 36" (through March), the 82" (January & February), and the 107" (through the end of 2014) have been posted. Check out all of them by clicking on Special Viewing Night below. If you haven't visited the Observatory in a while, perhaps one of these programs on our big 'scopes can justify your trip!


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In the Windows Azure Management Portal you can change the configuration options for web sites and you can link web site to other Windows Azure resources. For example, you can link web sites to a SQL Database to provide additional functionality. You can also configure web sites to use a new or existing MySQL database.
Follow these steps to change configuration options for a web site.
Note: If you have 'deployment from source control' enabled, it is possible for a deployment to overwrite changes the changes you make in the Visual Studio Online editor. It is therefore best not to use 'deployment from source control' if you want to edit the site contents directly with Visual Studio Online.
Follow these steps to link a web site to a SQL Database:
In the Management Portal, select Web Sites to display the list of web sites created by the currently logged on account.
Select a web site from the list of web sites to open the web site's Management pages.
Click the Linked Resources tab and a message will be displayed on the Linked Resources page indicating You have no linked resources.
Click Link a Resource to open the Link a Resource wizard.
Click Create a new resource to display a list of resources types that can be linked to your web site.
Click SQL Database to display the Link Database wizard.
Complete required fields on pages 3 and 4 of the Link Database wizard and then click the Finish checkmark on page 4.
Windows Azure will create a SQL database with the specified parameters and link the database to the web site.
To configure a web site to use a MySQL database, follow the same steps to use a SQL database, but in the Link a Resource wizard, choose MySQL Database instead of SQL Database.
Alternatively, you can create the web site with the Custom Create option. In the Database dropdown, choose either Create a new MySQL database or Use an existing MySQL database.
For information about configuring your web site to use a custom domain name, see Configuring a custom domain name for a Windows Azure Web Site.
For information about configuring SSL for a custom domain on Windows Azure, see Enable HTTPS for a Windows Azure web site.
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Water issues dire in some communitiesFebruary 28, 2013, 7:10 pm by James Walker The multitude of water issues facing Highland Lakes citizens, businesses and government entities was on full display Wednesday at a water issues meeting that drew a packed crowd to the Burnet County courthouse. Central Texas Water Coalition President Jo Karr Tedder did not bring up her groups suggestion this week that the LCRA or some other entity consider purchasing land from the rice farmers and using it to grow less water-intensive crops. CTWCs proposal, which Tedder said has drawn interest from legislators and other water officials who have been briefed on it, was not enthusiastically received at the Burnet County Commissioners Court meeting Tuesday. Burnet County Judge Donna Klaeger and Commissioners Bill Neve and Ronny Hibler said they didnt like the idea, objecting to the possibility of the LCRA paying out any more money to the rice farmers, who they feel already gets undeserved favorable treatment from the authority. For the full story, see Friday's Highlander. |
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I have literally never left a review for an online purchase before, but after I wore this dress, I had to leave one. This dress is amazing! I hesitated to buy anything online. I actually bought this dress and the Sweetheart Knit Wrap Dress, thinking that only one would work, but they were both fantastic. It was a tough decision to go with this one, but I'm so glad I did! I wore this to a company holiday party and I received so many "I love your dress!" compliments that I lost count! My favorite was "girl, you are just looking so damn good tonight!" Seriously, I can't recommend this dress enough; I can't wait to wear it again! I'll have to convince my boyfriend to take me somewhere nice, but it won't be hard if I promise to wear this dress again.
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Wow, this dress is HOT!!! This is a super flattering wrap dress. Another thing, if you have a long torso and big boobs, consider going up a size so things hit right.
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nice wrap
The material is perhaps a bit thinner than I'd like, but the cut of the dress is very flattering and very classic. It's definitely a great wardrobe staple for a curvy girl. For reference, I'm a size 16-18, 5'5 and 28 years old.
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Publication date: 2009
Early marriage limits girls' opportunities and compromises their health, yet in Sub-Saharan Africa many girls are married before the age of 18, and few programs have sought to increase the age at marriage on the continent.
Berhane Hewan was a two-year pilot project conducted in 2004-2006 that aimed to reduce the prevalence of child marriage in rural Ethiopia, through a combination of group formation, support for girls to remain in school and community awareness. A quasi-experimental research design with baseline and endline surveys was used to measure changes in social and educational participation, marriage age, reproductive health knowledge and contraceptive use. Chi-square tests, proportional hazards models and logistic regressions were conducted to assess changes associated with the project.
The intervention was associated with considerable improvements in girls' school enrollment, age at marriage, reproductive health knowledge and contraceptive use. Particularly among girls aged 10-14, those exposed to the program were more likely than those in the control area to be in school at the endline survey (odds ratio, 3.0) and were less likely to have ever been married (0.1). However, among girls aged 15-19, those in the intervention area had an elevated likelihood of having gotten married by the endline (2.4). Sexually experienced girls exposed to the intervention had elevated odds at endline of having ever used contraceptives (2.9).
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Sci. Signal., 23 October 2012 Vol. 5, Issue 247, p. pc23 [DOI: 10.1126/scisignal.2003676]
Stephen D. Nimer1,2 and Annalisa M. VanHook3
1 Molecular Pharmacology and Chemistry Program, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York 10065, USA. 2 Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, Florida 33136, USA. 3 Web Editor, Science Signaling, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1200 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005, USA.
Abstract: This Podcast features an interview with Stephen Nimer, senior author of a Research Article published in the 23 October 2012 issue of Science Signaling. Nimer discusses his groups finding that Akt signaling stimulates expression of the Ink4a-Arf locus, which encodes the cell cycle regulator p16 and the tumor suppressor p19. The kinase Akt, which is activated by growth signals and is often activated in cancer cells, phophorylated the transcriptional silencer Bmi1 to cause it to dissociate from the Ink4a-Arf locus. The resulting increase in abundance of p16 and p19 led to decreased cell proliferation, tumor growth, and self-renewal of stem and progenitor cells. Therefore, in addition to mediating growth signaling, Akt can also initiate a feedback loop that counteracts growth signaling.
Citation: S. D. Nimer, A. M. VanHook, Science Signaling Podcast: 23 October 2012. Sci. Signal. 5, pc23 (2012).
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Quite a few local theaters are opening new productions this week, but if I were to point you to just one for this weekend, it would be Next Fall, a new play by Geoffrey Nauffts, at Ensemble Theatre.
CityBeat hosted the 14th annual and final Cincinnati Entertainment Awards for Theater Sunday night at Know Theatre in Over-the-Rhine, and as always the local theater community enjoyed the opportunity to catch up after summer breaks and celebrate before the new season gets underway. Awards were handed out in 27 categories, some voted on by the public and some determined by a "critical achievement" panel of local critics. Find a list of all the nominees and winners here.
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I admit that I occasionally watch the popular TV series Glee with some mixed feelings: The musical theater side of me loves it, the serious theater nut thinks it's too shallow for words. But the world seems more in the former camp than the latter, and that's led to a new social phenomena — "Glee Parties," which are popping up around the country, including one right here in Cincinnati.
For the ninth time during Ed Stern's tenure at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, a show by Stephen Sondheim will be presented. Stern, the Playhouse' Producing Artistic Director, has a soft spot for the great American composer and lyricist who turned 80 a year ago. He will bring back Tony Award-winning director John Doyle (pictured) to stage Merrily We Roll Along in a production that uses actors who also provide the musical accompaniment. The show will be presented next year in March.
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The Whipping Man opened on Wednesday at Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati. The show made a big splash at Manhattan Theatre Club in New York last spring with Andre Braugher in the central role of Simon, a dedicated former slave who remains in a ruined mansion in 1865 Richmond in the days just after the Civil War. Caleb, the wounded son of his former master stumbles in (desperately needing some horrendous surgery) and then John, another former slave, a young man raised side by side with Caleb. The slave-owning family was Jewish, and it's almost time for Passover, which they decide to celebrate. It's a powerful show about freedom and responsibility with some jaw-dropping plot twists. Director D. Lynn Meyers gets the most from her cast. This one is a must-see. Onstage through Feb. 12.


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