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"Easy game day appetizer that you can prepare in advance. Guests will just reach in and pull out a chunk of bread. You'll need lots of napkins!"
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1 round loaf sourdough bread
1 pound Swiss cheese, sliced
1 bunch green onions, thinly sliced
1/2 cup butter, melted
1 tablespoon poppy seeds
1 teaspoon celery salt
Keep cheese cheesy, don't overcook.
I took this to a New Years Eve party and it was a hit! I didn't have celery salt so I used garlic salt and it turned out delicious! I also used a combination of monterey jack, mozzarella, and swiss cheese. It only needed to warm in the oven for 30 minutes. Great, easy recipe.
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This was super good! I also liked that it was a little different from all of the other appetizers. I made a few changes to go with what I had & what not: 1) couldn't find sourdough, so used an Italian loaf. 2) Added in some garlic powder to the butter mix 3) used a little less than 1 lb of cheese. A little of this for sure goes a long way, and I don't even want to know how many calories I consumed but it recieved good reviews at the Halloween party I made it for tonight. THANKS FOR SHARING! :)
Wow! this is so easy and so versatile. You could use many combinations of cheese and seasonings. I added a few cloves of minced garlic to the butter mixture and baked it about 30 minutes tightly covered. Thanks for sharing Tonja!
great recipe but doesn't need 1 hour ... just 20 to 25 minutes in a preheated oven :-)
We've made something very similar to this for years. The differences with our version: use a 1lb loaf of Hawaiian sweet bread, add 1 tsp garlic salt and a tsp lemon juice. Our version also uses a whole cup of butter, but I always thought that it was too much. I can tell you that this is wonderfully addictive! I look forward to trying it with the sourdough for a change.
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Southeastern Conference champion Texas A&M drew a No. 2 seed at the 2013 SEC Women's Tennis Tournament, to be held April 17-21 at Mississippi State's A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre in Starkville, Miss. The Aggies will open tournament play Friday at 2 p.m. against the winner between No. 7 seed Auburn and No. 10 seed Arkansas.
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Brazil Gets A Little Nutty
A 35% move for a currency is huge to the point of distorting the economic functioning of the country. It was a very big deal when the dollar dropped to 2.00 reals last May. It is now at 1.70 (meaning the greenback is dropping against the Brazilian currency) in only four months.
This has been a good thing for US based investors, that is the reason why EWZ is up so much more than the actual Bovespa Index. In addition to making trade with the US expensive (for Americans) it also makes trade expensive for the Chinese, remember the yuan is (sort of) pegged to the green back so if the real is up a lot against the the dollar it is also up a lot again the yuan.
The decision to impose the tax will either work as they hope or it won't but clearly the action took the markets by surprise. The reasons for the moves up in the currency and the equity market are all still in tact. If you have been involved with emerging markets for any length of time then you know that pullbacks come along of varying magnitudes for varying reasons. The one yesterday may or may not be anything more than the one day, I don't know but I do know it will not be the last time an emerging market gets hit by news the seems out of the blue or goes down for no reason.
Occasionally these things are serious, like with Russia during the bear market, but they do happen. If emerging markets in general all correct then you won't really have anyplace to hide but for the occasional country event the consequence can be mitigated by having a small weighting. For most countries I have had 2-3% weightings and have started to inch that up in a couple of instances (with more to come) to 4-6% which I am quite certain would be my max.
As the subject of country weightings has come up before people ask why so little if I really like a country and stuff like the news from Brazil this week is exactly the reason. One of the risks to investing in certain market segments is events that cannot reasonably be analyzed. The obvious way to mitigate this type of risk is to avoid too much exposure.
For long time readers this will be consistent with how I have been managing country exposure for years having written most extensively about Norway and China in addition to Brazil.
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- Anonymous said...
I think this was simply a one day hit to Brazil. Brazil said they would not impose a tax like this like they have done in the past. So the government said one thing and then did another there by catching the market by surprise which cause a little more than half of yesterdays loss. The rest was just a down day in general for markets.
I actually think it was an excellent buying opportunity yesterday, but I am at my limit for Brazil. If you do not like single country risk than this is why vwo or eem are excellent entry etfs.
Volatility is bad in a bear market. Volatility is good in a bull market. You just have to learn to love volatility in bull markets if you do not readily accept it. - 7:02 AM
- Stephen Drone said...
Interesting concept. I don't know if I've ever seen a country try to slow down capital inflow like this.
- Anonymous said...
From the little reading I have done it has been tried before to slow down growth. It is not the smartest thing to do IMO.
Direct investment is not taxed and various conduits are created to avoid the fee. So it slows things down at first but the investment community usually counteracts it - surprise - 8:12 AM
- Matthew said...
Is it smart for countries to try to limit growth? Is there a good/better way to do it?
For currency exchange rates the Singapore style "basket, band and crawl" seems to work fairly well. Maybe Brazil could take a more direct path to reducing currency volatility. Are there any serious critics of the Singapore paradigm? - 9:05 AM
- Anonymous said...
I've read things here about the importance of the domestic story in emerging markets; i.e. CHL capturing rising domestic demand for products and services in China.
It is probably the same with investment. The story with the emergence of Brazil's economy is authentic to the extent that Brazilians are investing, and the stocks are responding to reality. What we've seen this year is the Real gain, and is every Brazilian stock up YTD? Every Brazilian stock I've seen has wildly outpaced GDP and earnings.
I call this a bubble, and suggest it is created by unscrupulous American investor inflows. If Brazil didn't slow growth it would be crushed, and it still might. I don't see a difference from the boom-and-bust history in LA/SA, other than the magnitude. - 11:51 AM
- Anonymous said...
Regardless, those thongs in Rio are first rate.
No need to control those...... - 1:54 PM


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Newt Gingrich, speaking recently to a heavily NASA-populated crowd in Cocoa, Florida, promised a permanent US moonbase by 2020 if elected president. Like all politicians, he is a dirty, filthy liar.
Gingrich, the former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives who is campaigning to be his party's nominee, told an overflow crowd in Cocoa, Fla., Wednesday that he wants to develop a robust commercial space industry in line with the U.S. airline boom of the 1930s.
Gingrich also said he wants to expand exploration of Mars."By the end of my second term, we will have the first permanent on the moon and it will be American," Gingrich said to applause, Politico.com reported Wednesday.
Gingrich, 68, also said he would push to develop propulsion technology that would get humans to Mars, Politico also reported.
This obviously being a case of the classic "tell the people what they want then ignore them afterward" tactic aside, a couple things 1) I honestly don't care what political views you hold, but 68 is too got-damn old to be running for president. 2) "By the end of my second term..."?! Slow your roll, amphibian! I'm all for positive thinking but come on -- what if you ARE elected but DON'T get a second term, what then -- we settle for a f***ing tree fort? 3) besides me and the NASA employees you were talking to, NOBODY GIVES A SHIT ABOUT SPACE. Why do you think we just cut the shuttle program and all of NASA's funding? They can barely pay for a park permit to launch model rockets anymore! You try passing this moonbase idea of yours off on the general population AND THEY WILL RAKE YOU OVER THE COALS. "You hear that crazy Salamander wants to put some kinda clubhouse on the moon? All I want is gas under $2 again."
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Tour Chattanooga's top attraction and enjoy free behind-the-scenes tours and special programs with Aquarium staff to learn how to take care of penguins, jellyfish, sharks, snakes and more. Scouts must wear their uniform or sash in order to receive discounted rates. Special programs available from 10 am - 4 pm.
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In addition to narrated dive shows, penguin keeper talks, and bird shows, please join us for these special Scout Programs on January 25th. 10:00 am We Give A Hoot! Owl Program 10:30 am Scales, Nails and Tails: All About Reptiles 11:30 am No Bones About It: Invertebrate Spotlight with Sea "Stars" and more 1:00 pm The Awesome Opossum: A tail/tale that will grab you 2:30 pm Working Underwater: The "In's and Out's" of Diving at the Tennessee Aquarium
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Some cancer mutations slow tumor growth
February 4, 2013
Surprising result suggests that enhancing these mutations' impact could offer a new way to treat cancer.
Also labeled: Cancer, Health sciences and technology, Physics, Genomics, Graduate, postdoctoral, Medicine, Research, Tumors
Mapping the living cell
January 31, 2013
New technique pinpoints protein locations, helping scientists figure out their functions.
Also labeled: Cells, Chemistry and chemical engineering, Electron microscopy, Proteins, Mass spectrometry
Duflo, Lander, Lewin to lead spring-semester MITx courses
January 31, 2013
EdX takes stock of last semester's MITx courses; data will be used to improve education online and in the classroom.
Cardiac development needs more than protein-coding genes
January 24, 2013
Biologists find that long non-coding RNA molecules are necessary to regulate differentiation of embryonic stem cells into cardiac cells.
Also labeled: Cardiovascular disease, Cells, DNA, Embryonic development, Genetics, Stem cells, lncRNA, Faculty, Graduate, postdoctoral, Research, Genome
Putting the squeeze on cells
January 23, 2013
By deforming cells, researchers can deliver RNA, proteins and nanoparticles for many applications.
Science students hold design-thinking workshop
January 22, 2013
Program aims to help students gain perspective on new methodologies, improve overall research skills.
Microbiologists eavesdrop on the hidden lives of microbes
January 21, 2013
Scientists track ocean microbe populations in their natural habitat to create a 'day in the life' montage.
Possible role for Huntington's gene discovered
January 16, 2013
Mutant forms of the gene disrupt chemical modifications that control access to genes necessary for normal brain cell function.
Study finds a new culprit for epileptic seizures
January 15, 2013
Discovery that some seizures arise in glial cells could offer new targets for epilepsy treatment.
Editing the genome with high precision
January 3, 2013
New method allows scientists to insert multiple genes in specific locations, delete defective genes.
New insights into how brain synapses transmit information
January 2, 2013
Two essential proteins regulate the molecular machinery that controls neuronal communication and the release of signals between neurons.
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.
Evolution: It's all in how you splice it
December 20, 2012
MIT biologists find that alternative splicing of RNA rewires signaling in different tissues and may often contribute to species differences.
Inspiration from a porcupine's quills
December 10, 2012
Understanding the mechanisms behind quill penetration and extraction could help engineers design better medical devices.
The music of the silks
November 28, 2012
Researchers synthesize a new kind of silk fiber — and find that music can help fine-tune the material's properties.
All that is solid melts into air: Tomás Saraceno visits MIT
November 26, 2012
CAST visiting artist creates inflatable and airborne biospheres: speculative models for alternate ways of living.
Sitting still or going hunting: Which works better?
November 1, 2012
If you're a microbe floating in the ocean, there's no single best strategy for getting food, MIT research shows.
Department snapshot: Mechanical Engineering
October 16, 2012
More MechE students choose to design their own education.
Mehrdad Jazayeri to join BCS, McGovern Institute faculty
October 2, 2012
Leonard Lerman, former senior lecturer at MIT, dies at 87
September 28, 2012
Also labeled: Obituaries, Staff
Probing matters of the heart
September 13, 2012
New study of stem cell differentiation could help researchers better understand the genetic basis of heart disease.
Also labeled: Disease, Heart, Research, Stem cells, Cardiovascular disease, Congenital heart disease, Embryonic development
Tracking stem cell reprogramming
September 13, 2012
Biologists reveal genes key to development of pluripotency, in single cells.
Four from MIT win NIH grants
September 13, 2012
Brown, Gore, Ploegh and Zhang receive grants for innovative biomedical research.
Converting plant waste into biofuels
September 12, 2012
Promising advances using yeast and fungi.
Also labeled: Biofuels, Chris A. Kaiser, Energy, Faculty, MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI), Nature, Provost, Research, Yeast
Fundamentals of Biology now available in OCW Scholar format
September 6, 2012
Course is the last of seven OCW has published this year specifically to meet the needs of independent learners.
Researchers engineer light-activated skeletal muscle
August 29, 2012
Technique may enable robotic animals that move with the strength and flexibility of their living counterparts.


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Levana Bunker Booster Pedal Review
October 20, 2011
There are benefits for both active and passive basses with this pedal, and the key is in the Gain Select switch.
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October 19, 2011
PG's Jordan Wagner walks us through his latest review of the Levana
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October 18, 2011
The Levana''s circuit is digital, but it's designed to emulate the warmth of older, tape delays with a 3-way switch that brings in two degrees of leftover digital distortion and applies it to the delayed signal.
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September 27, 2011
The amount of fidelity the EQ Booster can add to the tone—in a fairly narrow EQ band—while keeping your original tone's feel and vibe, is nothing short of remarkable.
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Summer NAMM '11 Levana EQ Booster and Mellow D Demos
August 3, 2011
PG's Rebecca Dirks is on location in Nashville, TN, for the 2011 Summer NAMM Show where she visits the Levana booth. In this segment, she gets a demonstration of the EQ Booster and the Mellow D.
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Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels appointed Do it Best CEO Bob Taylor to the Indiana Economic Development Corp.'s board of directors.
The announcement was made earlier this month during an IEDC board meeting.
The IEDC describes its mission as growing and retaining Indiana businesses, while attracting new investments to the state. It consists of 12 members appointed by the governor.


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A few programming updates on "Big Brother," Marie Osmond and Ann Curry:
***Starting next week, CBS will shift "Big Brother" from Tuesdays to Thursdays.
The reality contest offers its next episode at 8 p.m. Wednesday on CBS.
Then its regular schedule for the rest of the summer will be at 8 p.m. Sundays, 8 p.m. Wednesdays and 9 p.m. Thursdays. The Thursday episode will be the live eviction ceremony.
The Tuesday lineup, starting next week, will be "NCIS" at 8, "NCIS: Los Angeles" at 9 and "Person of Interest" at 10. That will be the CBS lineup on Tuesdays in the fall.
Next Wednesday, "The American Baking Competition" will offer its season finale at 9 p.m.
Starting July 17, the Wednesday lineup will be "Big Brother" at 8, "Criminal Minds" at 9 and "CSI" at 10.
***Hallmark Channel has decided not to renew Marie Osmond's talk show, "Marie," which airs at noon Mondays through Thursdays.
The channel, in a statement, called Osmond "a consummate professional and outstanding human being in every way possible."
The channel cited as its reason for not going forward as "so many talk show offerings in the day part, particularly in broadcast syndication."
***Ann Curry still has a lot of fans after being dumped by "Today." Her news special, "Ann Curry Reports," drew 6 million viewers on Friday. Only "Dateline NBC," with 6.1 million viewers, had a bigger audience that night.
Curry did better than "Today." For the week of June 17, "Today" averaged 4.3 million viewers and ran second to ABC's "Good Morning America" with 5.2 million.


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Edmonton Oilers forward Ethan Moreau is back at home the day after suffering a scary eye injury against the Minnesota Wild on Saturday night.
Moreau was hit in his right eye by the stick of the Wild's Antti Miettinen late in the third period. After leaving the ice, Moreau was immediately taken to Royal Alexandria Hospital in Edmonton.
While the real extent of the injury is not yet known, surgery was not required on Saturday night. Doctors will continue to monitor the eye through the week to see if that changes.
There is no indication of how long the 33-year-old will be out.
Following the game, Oilers head coach Craig MacTavish expressed concern for his captain.
"We don't have much further to say about Ethan other than he has gone to the hospital and it looks pretty serious.
"He went under his own steam. It looks like the stick gave him a gash on the socket. According to the doctors you could see where it raked across the eye," MacTavish told the Canadian Press.
Martin St. Louis is a Ranger, Matt Moulson is a member of the Minnesota Wild and the Montreal Canadiens have Thomas Vanek. Look back at all the big name deals that went down.
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The competition is going on now through Friday, with installations around the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston at 600 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, adjacent to South Station.
This year's challenge is geared toward making Boston's communities more pedestrian-friendly, responding to the theme, "Where We Connect." Participants will design and construct wayfinding elements that should be integrated into their site with an emphasis on the location's unique context.
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At around 11 p.m. Saturday night, police responded to a mobile home in the 2000 block of W. 16th on a report that Carl McKinney, 26, started fires there.
The North Platte Fire Department officers learned McKinney had spread gasoline from a burning fire pit in his back yard to other areas, including an adjoining neighbors fence line, police spokesman Rodney Brown said.
There was some damage to the moblie home and a television cable.
McKinney was charged with second-degree arson and jailed.
McKinney lived in the mobile home with a roomate, Brown said.
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Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton has requested that The Lutheran distribute her monthly column to synods to be shared each month after the issue has been delivered to in-home to subscribers. Her message is free for use by synods and congregations in their communications efforts. This column originally appeared in the February issue of The Lutheran. Reprinted with permission.
The Rev. Dr. Leonard Bolick, bishop of the NC Synod ELCA, is pleased to announce that the ELCA Church Council has called the Rev. John W. Mocko, currently pastor of Holly Grove Lutheran Church, Lexington, N.C., to serve as Director for Evangelical Mission. Pastor Mocko succeeds Pastor Ernie Hinojosa who previously served in this position..
Trinity Lutheran's With God We Can! ministry provides area Soup Kitchen with nutritious vegetables and fruit for use during the cold winter months.
Paige Krier of Raleigh is the newest member of the Lutheran Service Carolinas boards, serving as the Bishop's representative for the North Carolina Synod.
Breaking Down Barriers: Individuals with Mental Illness Move Forward with LSC's Help
John* wanted what a lot of adults want – a place to call his own. But for John, who suffers from a severe and persistent mental illness, this was a challenging goal to accomplish. Helping John and others who are diagnosed with a mental illness work toward their goals is just one of the initiatives of ACTT, a program of Lutheran Services Carolinas.
The promised Forward Together Bible studies are now ready for your use. An introductory letter about the studies and the list of the 12 studies are here.


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QoH wrote:happyfeet wrote:gl to both sides. i didnt know that single player games were allowed in clan wars. it could give an edge to QoH's children.
Stop this nonsense. They aren't my children!
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This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, ensuring more personal attention from your guide.
- Walking tour of Carmel with gourmet food and wine tastings
- Sample delicious chocolates, cheeses, olive oils, pizzas and wines at popular local restaurants and boutique shops
- Learn about Carmel's history, culinary scene, culture and architecture from your enthusiastic insider guide
- All food and wine tastings included
- Small-group tour limited to 12 people provides a more intimate experience
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
I really love that this tour takes you to places off the beaten path and allows you to sample a delicious array of local foods and California wines. Plus the tour guide is a true foodie with a fabulous personality and a deep knowledge of Carmel history!
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Visit local eateries and food shops to meet the owners and enjoy some gourmet tastings. Places you may visit include The Cheese Shop, Salumeria Luca, Casanova Restaurant, La Bicyclette, Trio Carmel and Lula's Chocolates.
Discover the difference between various kinds of cheeses, olive oils and salumi (Italian cured meats). Indulge in a gnocchi appetizer at one of Carmel's most popular and romantic restaurants, and savor artisanal pizzas. Sip a selection of handcrafted wines and indulge your sweet tooth with locally made caramels and truffles. You'll find that these various tasty bites add up to a very satisfying lunch!
Your Carmel food tour ends in the early afternoon, leaving you plenty of time to revisit the restaurants and shops later to experience more culinary delights.


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Guest Column | January 21, 2011
Guest Column: Financial Institutions Diving Deeper Into Data Management
By Russell L. Smith, ibml
Facing a reduction in fee income because of recent regulatory changes and declining paper check volumes, financial institutions are thinking outside their traditional depositservices box to increase revenues, strengthen customer relationships, and attract new clients. One strategy that is gaining considerable traction among institutions of all sizes is finding new ways to process, store and deliver mission-critical information – payments-related and otherwise – on behalf of corporate customers.
But banks have another reason to wade deeper into the data management pool: they risk losing clients to new non-bank competitors – who don't approach things with a depositoriented mindset.


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Peanut Butter Pie Recipe
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) cook-and-serve vanilla or chocolate pudding
- 4 cups milk
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 3/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 pastry shell (9 inches), baked
- Whipped cream
- In a saucepan, cook pudding and milk over medium heat until thickened and bubbly. Remove from the heat and cool slightly. Meanwhile, in a bowl, cut peanut butter into confectioners' sugar until small crumbs form. (Peanut butter consistency may vary; add additional confectioners' sugar if necessary.) Set aside about 2 tablespoons of crumbs; sprinkle remaining mixture into pie shell. Pour pudding over crumbs. Chill until set. Top with whipped cream; sprinkle reserved crumbs on top. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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I just love this recipe. It is quick and easy but tastes so good, especially to a peanut butter like me. I will sometimes drizzle chocolate sauce over each slice just before serving. I also have made a banana-PB variation of this pie by substituting banana pudding mix for the vanilla or chocolate and also adding slices from 2 peeled bananas to the bottom of the baked pie shell.
I always chill it at least 4 hours (if not longer) before serving in order to make sure that it is well set and slices nicely.
The crumb filling/topping of this pie is so good!
My husband and I really like this pie. I do not add the peanuts though.
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Police are holding an East St. Louis man in connection with a shooting that left his friend with two bullet wounds -- one in each leg.
Police Chief Michael Floore did not release the suspect's name, pending charges. However, he did say the suspect and the victim are friends.
Police went to the 1200 Block of Gaty after they received a report saying a man had been shot and was down, Floore said.
The call came into the Police Department at 12:30 a.m. saying that a man had been shot and that he was down, Floore said.
"Witnesses said the gunman was known to the victim. The gunman knocked at the victim's door, and when the victim opened his door, he was shot once in each leg," Floore said.
The suspect used a handgun in the shooting. It had not been recovered by police as of Monday afternoon.
The unidentified victim and suspect had been together earlier in the day Sunday and had gotten into some sort of altercation, Floore said.
The victim is in stable condition at a local hospital, Floore said.


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In Depth: Inner Brain 3
Neurons make communication between different parts of the body possible. Information, in the form of electrical signals, travels along networks of these neurons. It moves either to the brain from the body or to the body from the brain.
The shape of a neuron is long and slender, almost like the shoot of a plant. At one end is a group of branched tendrils called dendrites. They receive the electrical signals, called nerve impulses, from the previous neuron in the network.
The neurons in a network don't actually touch. There is a gap between them called a synapse. Most neurons communicate across the gap by releasing chemicals called neurotransmitters that reach the next neuron and stimulate it into firing a nerve impulse.
Because of neuron structure, impulses can only travel in one direction. So neurons are classified by whether they send or receive brain messages. Sensory, or afferent, neurons send information to the brain for processing; motor, or efferent, neurons send commands from the brain back to the body.
There is also a third type of neuron. Found in the central nervous system, association neurons, or interneurons, connect the other two types of neuron and enable the central nervous system to sort information as needed.
The other major category of nerve cells is neuroglial cells. These operate as the support system for neurons and are composed of several cell types with specific tasks.
Neuroglial cells include:
- Astrocytes: These cells connect neurons to capillaries. This link allows neurons to receive nutrients and flush away wastes.
- Microglial cells: Part of the immune desfense of the central nervous system, these cells swarm to damaged areas in the brain and spinal cord to kill germs and also remove waste.
- Schwann cells: These are attached to the axon of a neuron and produce a material called myelin, which insulates and protects the axon.
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Reprinted with permission of the United States Racquet Stringer's Association
NRG2 17 is one of Tecnifibre's "thinnest and most powerful string." It's constructed of 1,120 individual fibers bonded with polyurethane "to reduce shock during ball impact." Silicon Pyrogene Lubritec (SPL) is added to reduce elongation and improve durability "by 40%." Its Lubritec coating is designed to improve stringability. Available in 39' coils in natural color.
The two coils tested measured 39'6". Diameter ranged from 1.20 mm to 1.22 mm. Stringbed stiffness of 74 RDC units was recorded immediately after stringing at 60 pounds in a Wilson Pro Staff 6.1 95 (16 x 18 pattern) on a continuous pull machine. After 24 hours (no playing), stringbed stiffness measured 68 units, representing an 8% tension loss. Our control string, Prince Synthetic Gut Original Gold 16, measured 80 RDC units immediately after stringing and 73 RDC units after 24 hours, representing an 8.75% tension loss.
Tested for five weeks by 21 USRSA playtesters with NTRP ratings from 4.0 to 6.0.
NRG2 17 strings up easily. Its thin gauge and SPL coating combine to make cross string weaving painless. The SPL coating has improved the stringing ease of all Tecnifibre strings. As with most multifilament strings, clamps tend to discolor string slightly, but these "bite marks" fade and aren't severe unless clamps are adjusted too tightly. Unlike other Tecnifibre strings (except their TR line), pre-stretching is not recommended for NRG2. We concur. It has minimal recoil which allows the string to flow through grommets easily. Also, tension maintenance is normal without pre-stretching. Knots cinch up nicely and don't slip.
NRG2 17 provides exceptional feel and damping with above average power. Its thin gauge allows for good spin. Touch shots are impressively responsive and off-center hits are more forgiving than with most synthetic strings. Fraying does occur after several hours, like other multifilaments, but no more than usual. String movement and durability were average for a 17 gauge string. Five players reported breakage; 3 after 5 hours and 1 each after 16 and 25 hours of play. We recorded average tension loss 19% after 2 weeks and 12 hours of play.
NRG2 17 is ideal for players seeking superior playability, softness and spin. It's a premium quality (and priced) string, but its thin gauge keeps it from appealing to string breakers. Only one other playtest string has scored as high as NRG2 17 in overall playability (3.7), and no other synthetic string has yet come as close in feel (3.8). Tecnifibre has succeeded in making a soft, playable string without the usual tension loss associated with their products. Our playtesters obviously think Tecnifibre is on to something with NRG2.
(The string most commonly used is in parentheses.)
'This string plays great! The playability and power are good selling points." 5.0 all-court player using a Dunlop Revelation Tour +1.00 strung at 53 lbs. (Dunlop Max Comfort 17)
"This string started out playing and feeling good. It did seem to have a greater initial loss of tension than my normal string. After approximately 5 hours of play I noticed the string began to fray." 4.5 all-court player using a Pro Kennex Kinetic 15G MP strung at 63 lbs. (Gosen OG Sheep Micro Jim Courier)
"I liked this string. Lots of playability!" 5.5 all-court player using a Prince Graphite II strung at 62 lbs. (Gamma Infinity 18)
"I felt the string had very little 'pop' on ground strokes. I had to work much harder to obtain power." 4.5 baseline player with moderate spin using a Head Radical Tour MP strung at 55 lbs. (Prince DNA Helix 17)
"Nice string overall. Held tension well." 4.5 touch player using a Prince Precision 730 strung at 60 lbs. (Gamma TNT 16)
"Loved the feel of this string. Great touch and control. I felt confident playing with this string. It was easy on the arm." 5.0 baseline player with heavy spin using a Prince Precision Response 660 strung at 58 lbs. (Dunlop Max Comfort 16)
"I liked the feel and control of this string. It felt good on off-center hits, had little string movement, but lacked power." 4.0 all-court player using a Yonex Cyborg 2700 strung at 55 lbs. (Gosen Super Tec Gut 16)
"Good feel at first but lost some control due to the tension loss." 6.0 all-court player using a Prince ThunderBolt MS strung at 65 lbs. (Prince Original Syn Gut 16)
"A good string for widebody racquets. Above average power, control and overall playability characteristics." 4.0 all-court player using a Cayman Pro Talis 110 strung at 55 lbs. (Cayman Spintex 16)
"Great feeling string and easy on the arm. Made me feel like John McEnroe on the touch shots." 5.0 all-court player using a Prince ThunderStick OS strung at 63 lbs. (Prince Syn Gut 17)
"This string had a nice feel, even after tension loss." 4.5 all-court player using a Head Pure 110 strung at 63 lbs. (Prince Syn Gut 18)
"This is one of the best strings that I have used in both playability and feel. I certainly intend to stock and recommend the string." 4.0 baseline player with moderate spin using a Yonex Superlong RQ-500 strung at 56 lbs. (Velociti 17)
Results from 21 playtesters
KEY: Respondents ranked string from a possible low of 1 to a high of 5. Median value is 3. Values represent average overall ratings.


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The beauty and peace of mind which You can experience in the tourist resorts guarantee unforgettable days in Istria.
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Istria is indeed a feast for the eyes. Its streams flow to the sea through deep valleys and gullies which bring to mind the ancient local myths about giants.
Umag, Buje and Novigrad create the gateway to the magic land called Istria. You can enjoy some 50 km of beautiful beaches.
If you are looking for activity, remarkable experiences and rich cultural heritage, Poreč with its 100 years of experience in hospitality...
In your search of the perfect vacation, be sure to visit Vrsar and Funtana. These two small fishing settlements situated between Poreč and Lim canal
On the beautiful west coast of Istria, just underneath the Lim canal is the most romantic place in the Mediterranean!
Where the green hills meet the sea, where nature and heritage become one, you will find Labin and Rabac - paradise for artists.
The dreamlike nature, almost mythical landscapes and gorgeous mediaeval towns of central Istria will awake within you the primeval and deep...
Welcome to the 3000 years of history! The history of Pula starts with the myth of the Argonauts and the search for the Golden Fleece.


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What can I say....my pool inspired me!!!!!!!
What can I say....my pool inspired me!!!!!!!
PRS Guitars Endorsee....White and Relic'd Ones !
Love the birds in flight!
Nice Score!
If I thought I was going to live this long I'd have taken better care of myself!
Dive in!
Beautiful! I loves me some blue guitars.
I have been lusting for an SC with a tremolo for some time. This is an excellent example.
Plank Owner
Nice man, not what I immediately expected to see from you but it makes sense. That's the nicest looking SCT I've seen - I bet you've stared at that top for hours.
Whats the story with the pickups? My guess is early 57/08s or RPs
Really nice guitar!
Pool looks good, too...
The interesting thing about life is that it is utterly preposterous.
-- LSchefman, 1749
Congrats Whitey! Shes a beaut!
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Very cool grab!!! What a smokin' top! Congrats!
Cool quilty, love the 20th birds! Congrats Todd.
And you took it for a swim! but seriously, those quilts are very wavy indeed... absolutely gorgeous
Matches the pool nicely Todd.......................... Congrats!
Fanboy of the Jester (AKA) James (Previously known as 11top)
Looks almost like clouds reflecting on water... Very elegant, congrats Todd!!!
how long before you drain the pool and paint the liner white?
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Very nice guitar.
I wouldn't have been able to park it quite that close to the pool.