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"Rest in peace" (Latin: Requiescat in pace) is a short epitaph or idiomatic expression wishing eternal rest and peace to someone who has died. The expression typically appears on headstones, often abbreviated as "RIP" or "R.I.P.".
The phrase or initialism is commonly found on the grave of Catholics,[1] as it is derived from the burial service of the Catholic Church according to the Tridentine Rite, in whose parts including the Missa pro Defunctis (Requiem Mass) it appears several times.[2]
In modern ecclesiastical Latin, "requiēscat in pāce" is pronounced [rekwiˈeskat in ˈpatʃe], whereas in classical Latin it would be pronounced [rɛkʷiˈeːskat ɪn ˈpaːkɛ].
To satisfy a vogue for rhyming couplets on tombstones, the phrase has been parsed ungrammatically as:[3]
cat in pace
A similar phrase in found in the book of Isaiah, 57:2:
|...will come in peace, and they will rest in their beds, he who goes straightforward.
This verse has been found inscribed in Hebrew on gravestones dating from the 1st century BC, in the graveyard of Bet Shearim. It speaks of the righteous person who died because he could not stand the evil surrounding him. A recapture of these words, read as "come and rest in peace," has been transferred to the ancient Talmudic prayers, in a mixture of Hebrew and Aramaic of the 3rd century AD. It is used to this day in traditional Jewish ceremonies.[4]
The phrase in English was not found on tombstones before the eighth century.[5][6] It became common on the tombs of Catholics in the 18th century, for whom it was a prayerful request that their soul should find peace in the afterlife. When the phrase became conventional, the absence of a reference to the soul led people to suppose that it was the physical body that was enjoined to lie peacefully in the grave.[7] This is associated with the Catholic doctrine of the particular judgment; that is, that the soul is parted from the body upon death, but that the soul and body will be reunited on Judgment Day.[8]
Other variations include "Requiescat in pace et in amore" for "May she rest in peace and love", and "In pace requiescat et in amore". The word order is variable because Latin syntactical relationships are indicated by the inflexional endings, not by word order. If "Rest in peace" is used in an imperative mood, it would be "Requiesce in pace" (acronym R.I.P.) in the second person singular, or "Requiescite in pace" in the second person plural.[9] In the common phrase "Requiescat in pace" the "-scat" ending is appropriate because this is a "hortatory subjunctive": "May he/she rest in peace."
In art[edit]
Excerpt from gravestone in Święciechowa, showing R.i.p.
Linguistic analogues[edit]
Phrases in other languages:
- Albanian: U prehtë në paqe (P.N.P.)
- Afrikaans: Rus in vrede
- Arabic: ارقد في سلام (Orqod fi salaam)
- Azerbaijani: Allah Rehmet elesin
- Basque: Goian Bego (G.B.)
- Bengali: চির নিদ্রায় শায়িত
- Bosnian: Počivaj u miru
- Belarusian: Спачывай у спакоі (Spačyvaj u spakoi)
- Bulgarian: Почивай в мир (Pochivaj v mir)
- Catalan: Descansi en pau (DEP)
- Chinese: 安息 (Mandarin: Ān xí)
- Czech: Odpočívej v pokoji
- Croatian: Počivao/počivala u miru.
- Church Slavonic / Slavic: ([ˈt͡sarsvije nʲɛˈbʲɛsnoje], "Kingdom of Heaven [for him/her]")
- Danish: Hvil i fred
- Dutch: Rust in vrede
- Esperanto: Ripozu pace (R.P.)
- Estonian: Puhka rahus
- Faroese: Hvíl í friði
- Finnish: Lepää rauhassa
- French: Repose en paix (R.E.P.)
- German: Ruhe in Frieden
- Georgian: ცხონდეს, ღმერთმა აცხონოს ("May God grant him/her eternal life")
- Greek: Αναπαύσου εν ειρήνη ([anaˈpafsu en iˈrini])
- Hebrew: תהא נשמתו צרורה בצרור החיים (Tehe nishmato tsrura bitsror hahayim) (תנצב"ה)
- Hindi: दिवंगत आत्मा को शांति (Hindi, India) {divangat Atma ko shanti}
- Hungarian: Nyugodjék békében
- Icelandic: Hvíli í friði (H.Í.F.)
- Indonesian: Beristirahat dengan Tenang (B.d.T.)
- Irish: Ar dheis Dé go raibh a (h)anam (Lit.On God's right may his/her soul be)
- Italian: Riposi in pace (R.I.P.)
- Japanese: 安らかに眠れ (Yasuraka ni nemure)
- Korean: 고인의 명복을 빕니다 (Goinui myeongbogeul bimnida)
- Kurdish: به ئارامی بمر یت
- Kyrgyz: Жаткан жери жайлуу болсун (Jatkan jeri jayluu bolsun)
- Lithuanian: Ilsėkis ramybėje
- Macedonian: Почивај во мир (Pochivaj vo mir)
- Mongolian: Гүн эмэгнэл элрхийлье
- Nepali: दिवंगत आत्मा को चिरशान्ति को कामाना
- Norwegian: Hvil i fred
- Persian: روحش شاد (Roohash shaad)
- Polish: Spoczywaj w pokoju,
- Portuguese: Descanse em Paz
- Romanian: Odihnească-se în pace
- Russian: Покойся с миром ([pɐˈkojsʲa s ˈmirom])
- Pre-reform: Покойся съ миромъ
- Scottish Gaelic: Gus am bris an là (lit. Until the day breaks)
- Serbian: Почивај у миру.(Počivaj u miru)
- Slovak: Odpočívaj v pokoji
- Slovene: Počivaj v miru
- Spanish: Descanse en paz/Que en paz descanse (D.E.P./Q.E.P.D.)
- Swedish: Vila i frid
- Tagalog: Sumalángit Nawâ (S.L.N., "In heaven may [he/she/they] be")
- Tajik: ҷояш ҷаннад шавад (dʒojaʂ dʒanat ʂavad)
- Tamil: பிரிந்த ஆத்துமாவிற்கு சாந்தியை (Tamil, India) {Pirinta āttumāviṟku cāntiyai}
- Telugu: వెళ్ళిపోయాడు ఆత్మ శాంతి (Telugu, India) {Veḷḷipōyāḍu ātma śānti}
- Thai: ขอให้ไปสู่สุขคติ
- Turkish: Huzur içinde yat
- Uzbek: Joying jannatdan bolsin
- Ukrainian: Спочивай з миром
- Urdu: امن سے آرام
- Vietnamese: Hãy An Nghỉ
- Welsh: Gorffwys mewn hedd
See also[edit]
- ^ Charles Langworthy Wallis (1954), Stories on stone: a book of American epitaphs, p. 226
- ^ Holy See (1961), Graduale Romanum, 1961 Edition by the Benedictines of the Solesmes Monastry, Desclée, p. 94*-112*
- ^ Francis Edward Paget (1843), A tract upon tomb-stones, p. 18
- ^ El male rachamim
- ^ The Church of England magazine (Church Pastoral-aid Society), 1842: 208
- ^ Robert Jefferson Breckinridge, Andrew Boyd Cross, "Antiquity of the Religion", The Baltimore literary and religious magazine 3: 206
- ^ Joshua Scodel (1991), The English poetic epitaph, Cornell University Press, p. 269, ISBN 978-0-8014-2482-3
- ^ Karl Siegfried Guthke (2003), Epitaph culture in the West, p. 336
- ^ Expert: Maria - 7/31/2009 (2009-07-31). "Experts on Latin phrase". En.allexperts.com. Retrieved 2014-04-17.
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CATEGORIES MoviesIf you saw Sylvester Stallone's meat-grinder action throwback 'The Expendables' and thought it seemed familiar, that's probably because you've seen other Stallone action movies over the last thirty years. Either that, or you wrote an unproduced script called 'The Cordoba Caper,' which Stallone's screenplay for 'The Expendables' apparently borrowed heavily from without credit. At least that's what screenwriter Marcus Webb is alleging in a new lawsuit he filed in New York on Tuesday.
In the court papers, Webb says he filed a copyright claim on 'The Cordoba Caper' in 2006, and between 2006 and 2009, the script (and its short-story component also called 'The Cordoba Caper') was readily available to anyone in Hollywood to read as an example of his work.
"There can be no dispute that Stallone and/or [co-screenwriter David] Callaham had access to and copied protectable elements of the screenplay," according to the lawsuit.
What are those elements? Both 'Caper' and 'The Expendables' apparently begin with an off-shore rescue that has little connection to the main plot, focus on an elite team of "highly-trained mercenaries" tasked with defeating a "rogue army general of a small Latin American country," and feature a villain named "General Garza." 'The Expendables' came out in August of 2010.
Webb is seeking unspecified damages from his lawsuit. Stallone had no comment on the case through his publicist. 'The Expendables 2' hits theaters in 2012.
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Estate 'won't see cut in numbers of police' (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Estate 'won't see cut in numbers of police'
6:00pm Saturday 28th July 2012 in News By Rhianne Pope
A TOP police officer has pledged she will not take officers off the streets of Oxford's Blackbird Leys estate, despite changes to the city's policing arrangements.
Chief Inspector Cecilia Agger from Thames Valley Police visited Blackbird Leys Parish Council this week to talk about the estate.
She fielded questions from councillors and sought to assure them that although neighbourhood policing would soon change, no frontline officers would be lost.
Councillors had previously raised concerns the estate would "return to the days of joyriding" if any major changes were made.
But she said: "I want to assure you we will not take officers off the streets. We will not be reducing the numbers."
Ms Agger confirmed that the city's 22 neighbourhood teams would merge to form seven larger units to provide more round-the-clock cover.
The Blackbird Leys Neighbourhood Team will now serve Littlemore and Rose Hill as part of the Oxford South East area.
She added: "What that means is that we are changing the shift patterns so there will now be officers on seven-days-a-week, earlier and later.
"Before the Blackbird Leys team may have been unable to work on, say, a Tuesday morning, but now there will always be someone in the area.
"We will still have separate teams and the number will not be reduced. There will be more officers covering larger areas."
The Chief Inspector was also quizzed about burglaries, vulnerable people and gangs.
She said: "In answer to the question of whether there are gangs in Blackbird Leys, yes there are.
"We are aware of gangs in the Oxford area and some of those have geographical connections to Blackbird Leys."
Ms Agger said the force had profiled gangs and their members in the city, hierarchies within the gangs and how they operated.
She said: "These are groups which are organised and co-operate together for criminal activity, which may be drugs.
"But don't think they are like the gangs you might see in American feature films.
"Now we have detected who they are we can work out how to target them."
Ms Agger reassured councillors that burglaries in Blackbird Leys had dropped in recent years.
She also refused to comment on Operation Bullfinch , an investigation into an alleged child sex ring in Oxford, due to legal reasons.
"We have a number of pieces of work around the issue of vulnerability," she added.
"We are making sure there are places for them to come and people they can talk to."
Parish Council chairman Gordon Roper thanked the Chief Inspector – who years ago was the inspector for the Leys area – for coming to the estate.
He said: "We don't often see people of such high ranks coming here."
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er Leys and Barton. Although the PCSOs have become established in communities, their role and function is different to the Police, and many still miss the role which the former Oxford (City Council) Street Wardens successfully achieved, working within communities such as Blackbird Leys - and especially the greatly missed Junior Street Wardens created to include and involve young children. Yes, City Council did replace Street Wardens with its 'Community Response Teams' across Oxford, but these have a different role and work in a different way. As for 'reported crime being down' in many areas such as Blackbird Leys, Littlemore and Rose Hill-with-Iffley Village, it's all about statistics - and doesn't include un-reported 'non-emergency' incidents (where people can often get fed-up with the 0800 and non-emergency call line 'dance') and the knowledge that when Police and PCSOs are not on shift, it can take ages for Police to respond to non-emergency issues - mainly because their manpower resources have continued to be streteched under the Coalition Government, and after more than a decade of neglect by the previous Labour administration. Nor is it right for the Police and local authorities such as Oxford City Council to fall-back upon the voluntary sector, such as local Neighbourhood Watches - where some of the more active members can themselves become targets of community crime and bricks through their windows! Surely, the problem remains as to how to police such large and growing communities as Blackbird Leys (12,000-plus) and the proposed increase in population of Barton, wihout increasing the number of PCSOs and Police on active duty?
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Ljubicevo Stables - Horses around
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Ljubicevo Stables - Horses around
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One of the oldest stud farm in Serbia (1853) was founded by Prince Milos Obrenovic and the suburbs near Velika Morava bred the best horses, and centennial oak forest preparing pigs for Vienna and Pest. "
It is assumed that the studs came from the maternal love of Princess Ljubica the eldest son Milan, who was often sick, wanting to create a residence away from city dust.
So the Prince Miloš ordered the entire time from having to Pozarevac planted oak trees. Erected in the Castle and several stables in which the prince kept his horses. His property, the place of origin stud farm, donated to the state.
Name Ljubicevo gave Prince Michael, in memory of his mother, Princess Ljubica, wife of Prince Milos. "An oasis of peace and tranquility," as a frequent visitor called horse farm, survived the life of national history, but always after a heavy day, coming revival. At the beginning of the twentieth century, horse farm has grown into an institution konjarsku European level and had about 500 head of a noble race.
If you are not familiar with horsemanship and the equestrian sport, perhaps you name animals Ljubičevac, Castor, Remoz, Hajdžan will mean something, but all of which are "connected" to paddock Ljubicevo will recognize in them invaders "Triple Crown", nepobeđenog galloper, pepinjera.
Visitors can enjoy an organized tour of the stables, see the details of the program of the Games-Ljubičevski Around, carriage rides, meeting and tour of the trophy room, a tour of the monument which was erected as a sign of success Ljubičevca throat. Specifically, Ljubičevac in 1974. He won a victory in all three class races and the triple crown. For paddock Ljubicevo is related tourism and sports event Ljubičevske equestrian games.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Gruenberg's Lake House in Lake Chelan
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1½
- sleeps 6
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$ 3,000 - $ 3,000 / week
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If you truly want a quiet and relaxing vacation at Lake Chelan, come to grandma's house. We have everything you'll need, except grandma. Walk out the door a short 15 feet to be at the waters edge. On the sunny Northshore, you can spend the day swimming, boating, going down the waterslide or just read or sleep. This is your private oasis with both sun and shade. After dinner you can enjoy your own marshmellow roast and watch the stars. Located within 2 miles of the town of Manson and several award winning wineries. Very private house where you can make your own summer memories. Go shopping, enjoy the farmers market, go wine tasting, do as much or as little as you want, this is your vacation.
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Bob Gruenberg 509-687-9288
house rental amenities
- All linens furnished.
- Complete kitchen, ice maker, microwave, coffee pot, blender
- washer and dryer
- Chaise lounges, picnic tables and chairs, lawn swing,
- Large cement patio
- boat lift
- waterslide
- boat bouy
- Large grass yard
- gas barbecue
- fire pit
- Cable TV/DVD/VCR/TV outside
- Handicape accessible
activities and attractions in Lake Chelan Washington
- Swimming
- Sunbathing
- boating
- waterslide
- reading
- Near wineries and casino
- 6 miles to Chelan with golf courses, waterslides,shopping,resturants and wineries.
vacation rental rates
Weekly from Sunday to Sunday for $3000.00 plus sales tax. Rental by the week only for July and August.
Daily rate of $450.00 per night with 3 night minimun except holiday weeks.
Damage deposit of $500.00 refundable.
Bob Gruenberg 509-687-9288
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Top things to do in Lake Chelan
- Boating
- Swimming
- Sunbathing
- Golf
- Visit wineries
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Sunbathing
- Reading a good book
- Farmers Market
- Watch the stars
Top things to do with a family
- Waterslides
- Boat curise up the lake
- Parasailing
- Jet skiing
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Immunohistochemical localization of inflammatory cells and cell cycle proteins in the gills of Loma salmonae infected rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
Microsporidial gill diseases particularly those caused by Loma salmonae incur significant economic losses to the salmonid aquaculture industry. The gill responses to infection include the formation of xenomas and the acute hyperplastic inflammatory responses once the xenomas rupture releasing infect...
An in vivo rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) branchial xenoma expression model was used to detect the presence of viable microsporidial spores (Loma salmonae) within aquarium-held blue mussels (Mytilus edulis) experimentally exposed to a suspension of semi-purified L. salmonae spores. In two separ...
Immune response to fish microsporidia is still unknown and there are current research trying to elucidate the events involved in the immune response to this parasite. There is evidence suggesting the role of innate immune response and it is clear that adaptive immunity plays an essential part for el...
Immune response to fish microsporidia is still unknown and there are current research trying to elucidate the events involved in the immune response to this parasite. There is evidence suggesting the role of innate immune response and it is clear that adaptive immunity plays an essential part for el...
Histochemical and ultrastructural analysis of pathology and cell responses in gills of channel catfish affected with proliferative gill disease
Pond-reared channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus with proliferative gill disease (PGD), caused by the myxozoan parasite Henneguya spp., were examined with light and transmission electron microscopy to better characterize the inflammatory response during infection. The early stages of disease are char...
Parvicapsula minibicornis infections in gill and kidney and the premature mortality of adult sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) from Cultus Lake, British Columbia
Efficacy of intraperitoneally and orally administered ProVale, a yeast beta-(1,3)/(1,6)-D-glucan product, in inhibiting xenoma formation by the microsporidian Loma salmonae on rainbow trout gills
The objectives of the research were to compare the efficacy of ProVale yeast beta-glucan (beta-glucan) with that of a previously tested research-grade yeast beta-glucan preparation when administered as an intraperitoneal (IP) injection and to also pilot test the effectiveness of ProVale yeast beta-g...
Comparative ultrastructure of Langerhans-like cells in spleens of ray-finned fishes (Actinopterygii)
We studied the morphology and occurrence of splenic Langerhans-like (LL) cells in species representing 11 orders of ray-finned fishes, Actinopterygii. LL cells were frequent in spleen tissue of species among Cypriniformes, Esociformes, Salmoniformes, and Pleuronectiformes. These cells contained gran...
The presence of dendritic cells in fish is studied with immunohistochemistry using a commercially available antibody developed against Langerin/CD207 present in human Langerhans cells. Langerin/CD207, a protein known to be associated with the development of Birbeck granules in human and murine syste...
The presence of dendritic cells in fish is studied with immunohistochemistry using a commercially available antibody developed against Langerin/CD207 present in human Langerhans cells. Langerin/CD207, a protein known to be associated with the development of Birbeck granules in human and murine syste...
Phylogeny and morphology of Glugea hertwigi from rainbow smelt Osmerus mordax found in Prince Edward Island, Canada
Infection of rainbow smelt Osmerus mordax with the microsporidian Glugea hertwigi was diagnosed for the first time in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The prevalence of infection was 24%, 45 infected out of 187 examined fish captured in February and March 2009. Both large and small xenomas of G. hertwi...
Effects of dexamethasone on host innate and adaptive immune responses and parasite development in rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss infected with Loma salmonae
The effects of dexamethasone (dex) treatment on infections with the microsporidian parasite, Loma salmonae and the effects of dex on initiation of the adaptive immune response were investigated in rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss experimentally infected with the parasite. Dex treatment resulted in...
Comparative cellular morphology suggesting the existence of resident dendritic cells within immune organs of salmonids
This report is the first morphological description of cells that resemble dendritic cells, which appear to form resident populations within the spleen and anterior kidney of fish. Based on examination of three salmonid species, including, rainbow trout, brook trout, and Atlantic salmon, the cells we...
Development of an effective whole-spore vaccine to protect against microsporidial gill disease in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) by using a low-virulence strain of Loma salmonae
In determining the effective vaccine spore dose of a low-virulence strain of Loma salmonae to limit micro-sporidial gill disease in trout, we found that fish receiving 10(3) to 10(5) killed spores had the best protection against experimental infection, with 85% fewer xenomas in their gills than in t...
Ultrastructural examination of the host inflammatory response within gills of netpen reared chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) with Microsporidial gill disease
The sequence of host changes following the rupture of spore-laden xenomas of the microsporidian Loma salmonae during Microsporidial Gill Disease of Salmon was deduced from ultrastructural examination of the gills of naturally infected, moribund, chinook salmon from a commercial aquaculture site. The...
Since it was first reported in 1987 at a hatchery in British Columbia, Loma salmonae has become increasingly important as an emerging parasite affecting the Canadian salmonid aquaculture industry. L. salmonae causes Microsporidial Gill Disease of Salmon (MGDS) in farmed Pacific salmonids, Oncorhynch...
Ultrastructural examination of the host cellular response in the gills of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, with amoebic gill disease
Gills from Atlantic salmon with experimentally induced amoebic gill disease (Neoparamoeba spp.) were examined with transmission electron microscopy to assess pathology and host-cell responses. Amoebae were found either on the surface epithelium or with pseudopodia extending deeply into invaginations...
The purpose of this study was to determine adequate dose ranges and to test for side effects associated with chronic treatment of fish with indomethacin. Rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss were orally treated with indomethacin at various nominal concentrations: a negative control (0 mg/kg) and...
Timing of intraperitoneal administration of beta -1,3/1,6 glucan to rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum), affects protection against the microsporidian Loma salmonae
Morphological presentation of a dendritic-like cell within the gills of chinook salmon infected with Loma salmonae
Ultrastructural morphology suggesting a new hypothesis for development of microsporidians seen in Loma salmonae infecting the gills of rainbow and brook trout
In two variants of Loma salmonae that have specificity for rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss (OA variant) and specificity to brook trout Salvelinus fontinalis (SV variant), the parasitophorous vacuole forms at the onset of sporogony. In the OA variant the merogonial stage is bound by a single plasma...
Induction time for resistance to microsporidial gill disease caused by Loma salmonae following vaccination of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) with a spore-based vaccine
Resistance to re-infection of rainbow trout to Loma salmonae, a microsporidian gill parasite has been previously documented and this study examined how rapidly this resistance develops. Naive rainbow trout were inoculated intraperitoneally (IP) with an inactivated spore-based vaccine and were then g...
Intraperitoneal administration of beta-1,3/1,6-glucan to rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum), protects against Loma salmonae
Interaction of water temperature and challenge model on xenoma development rates for Loma salmonae (Microspora) in rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum)
This study evaluated the regulatory effects of water temperature on the development of branchial xenomas caused by Loma salmonae using a high-dose per os-challenge model compared with a low-dose cohabitation-challenge model. Approximately 275 juvenile rainbow trout (RBT), Oncorhynchus mykiss, were r...


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Venice Gondola Ride and Serenade
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Gondolas on a small canal
July 2013
My daughter and I toured Italy as her high school graduation present.
October 2010
Start of our Gondola ride and serenade on a pleasant evening.
October 2010
This was our travelling music as we floated through the canals of Venice. It was dark, so it was difficult to get good pictures, but the reflections of lights off the canal at night were spectacular.
Love on the canal
August 2010
Margaret M
A great way to celebrate our 35th wedding anniverssary!!!!
Happy Voyagers
July 2010
Lizette A
At the end of our journey...This was just a fun and memorable evening for us and we were happy to have been a part of this group. As you can see we represent young and old and each one on board gives it five stars.
February 2010
gondola ride
San Marco
February 2010
with serenade
On the Grande Canal, Venice
August 2009
New Zealand
On our Venice Gondola Ride and Serenade - taken about 8pm coming down the Grande Canal towards the end of our journey - absolutely beautiful.
Romantic Serenade
March 2009
Our Romantic Gondola ride with serenade
December 2008
Cynthia C
Beautiful canals. The water was nice and fresh.
Local Gondola Operator
November 2008
William A
This is the actual local operator of the gondola with serenade ride we booked for 10/26/2008. Photo was taken earlier in the afternoon as we were locating where the ride would depart from ahead of time.
Group gondola
August 2014
Taken on grand canal
cruising the grand canal
July 2014
me and the gf being serenaded
gondola of minimum 5 people; one singer for 4-5 gondolas
July 2014
gondola of minimum 5 people; one singer for 4-5 gondolas
Stay Away from This Group of Gondoliers and this tour
July 2014
and quot;Maybe if we keep our boats practically tied together and chat the whole time this tour we can get this 30 minute tour done in 22 minutes and quot;


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well i couldnt see how to get them how I wanted so i went back to my trusty DIP9 found the flag shape, squashed it thinner duplicated it three times and joined together then fitted to canvas and i had a lovely line
then saved as png and went back to PSE8 to finish LOL
my facebook page
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~Holli~ Mommy of two special angels
Ok I am super behind!!
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Ok I used custom shapes because I couldnt get it the way I wanted any other way!!


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Remarkable advances in resuscitation medicine—the science of bringing people back to life—have blurred the once clear demarcation between life and death. Led by physicians across the globe, these developments are creating a paradigm shift in our understanding of death, challenging the perception that it is an implacable, terminal moment with the realization that death is a dynamic, biological process that is capable of being reversed.
Today, people who have been pronounced "dead" are being brought back to life minutes to even hours after taking their last breath, with the possibility of leading healthy and normal lives. Moreover, many of these individuals, spanning all ages and backgrounds, are now reporting—in surprisingly vivid and similar accounts—their firsthand experience of what happened after their cardiac arrest, raising the unavoidable question of the continuity of consciousness beyond physical death.
Reversing Death: The Miracle of Modern Medicine
Wednesday, October 9, 2013 | 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Sold Out
Featuring: Lance Becker, Stephan A. Mayer, and Sam Parnia
Experts in emergency medicine and neurosurgery highlight new discoveries in resuscitation science that are helping to bring back those on the brink of death, and the difficult decisions and ethical dilemmas they confront during medical crises. Learn More | Press Release
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As lifesaving technologies advance, how should resources be used to prolong the lives of patients suspended between life and death? Panelists weigh the legal, ethical, and social implications of such decisions. Learn More
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What happens when we die? Recent medical advances have led to increased reports of "out of body" or "near death" experiences. Can these experiences be explained, and what can we learn from the transformative accounts of those who have nearly died? Learn More
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The Chewelah Golf & Country Club held its annual Open Best Ball/Scramble last weekend. The tournament proper was 54 holes.
The team of Chewelah Golf & Country Club PGA Profes¬sional Jason Pitt and his partner, Payton Norvell, won the gross division in the championship flight with a 194 total. The duo of Colville's Kent Brown and Spokane's Kevin Braegeer finished second, five shots behind.
In the net division of the championship flight, the team of Chewelah's Brenton Harting and Randy Kirby from Spokane finished first ahead of Chewelah golfers Dave Tupek and Pat Monasmith.
Maybe it's time to stop scheduling Omak High for the football season opener (hint to Kettle Falls Athletic Director, Brian Golphenee). Kettle Falls High absorbed a second straight lopsided, season-opening loss to the Pioneers last Friday night, falling 49-15 in Okanogan County. Omak, behind the running of 5-9, 216-pound bowling ball on wheels, Dylan Green, put up 49 points in the first three quarters to overpower the Bulldogs, who were able to move the ball effectively against a larger school with a roster of 20 seniors.
Going into the season, Colville High head coach Randy Cornwell knew there would be nights like this. In one of the worst beatings a CHS football team has absorbed in many years, the decidedly inexperienced Indians dropped a 41-7 decision to visiting Lakeland High last Friday night. For the Indians, who lost some key personnel to graduation on a 2010 team that finished 9-1, the inexperience was evident against a Lakeland team that was playing its second game of the season. The Hawks opened the season with a loss in Coeur d' Alene to Lake City.
The Jenkins High School (Chewelah) cross-country team has a bunch of fresh faces on the boys and girls teams this season to compliment returning state qualifier Christina Hall.
Head coach Pat Kostecka is still sorting out who is going to be running for his varsity, but he figures the Cougars are definitely ready for the challenge.
"We're not a very big school, but we have 26 kids out for cross-country which I'm very happy about, and of those 26, we have 17 freshmen," said coach Kostecka. "So the leadership aspect of having Christina back is huge."
When you take the challenge of trying to resurrect a high school football program that hadn't fielded a team since you were a young man, the task is nothing but daunting. After all, football teams aren't built in a season. Some aren't built in a century. So it goes at Northport High, where veteran high school football coach Don Fox came out of retirement down the road at Rice and agreed to help rebuild football. Well, Rome wasn't built in a day and neither will a competitive Mustangs' football team. But progress has been made.
Last fall was a disappointing inaugural season for Kettle Falls High in their debut into Class B football. The Northeast League, the old Bi-County, was anything but hospitable to the Bulldogs, who finished 2-8 overall.
With a loaded sophomore class (20 players) and a retooled offense, look for KFHS to experience more on-field success this fall.
How that translates into what looks like another rigorous Northeast is anybody's guess. Check back in early November.
Columbia-Inchelium, in its second season as a combined Class B-8 football team, should be one of the teams to beat in the Northeast 1B North this fall. The Timberwolves, 7-4 last season after finishing the 2010 campaign with a quarterfinal loss to then second-ranked Cusick, lost significantly to graduation. But there is enough returning talent to pretty much guarantee that Columbia-Inchelium will be a factor in the league race once again. "We have 10 kids who played last season," said longtime Columbia High head coach and Timberwolves coach, Chuck Wyborney.
The Chewelah Cougars look to push into the top half of Northeast A football this season with many returning players at key positions and retooled offensive and defensive lines.
Last season, the Cougars were hot early, getting off to a fast 5-1 start before losing three straight and then winning their final game of the season.
One of the greenest and least experienced Colville High football team in recent memory will get the 2011 high school football season underway Friday night against traditional opening foe Lakeland. Game time in Colville is 7 p.m.
Lakeland (0-1) is coming off a 46-21 loss last Friday night in Coeur d' Alene to Idaho power Lake City.
One of the hottest days of a belated summer greeted youngsters from barely walking to age 18 recently at the Arden Old-Timers Kids' Day in the Arden arena. Youngsters competed in events that included pole bending, mutton bustin', goat tail tying and goat tail pulling and calf riding. The popular event is sponsored by the Arden Old-Timers Rodeo Association. The annual Arden Old-Timers Rodeo, usually held each May, will be staged at the Arden Old-Timers Rodeo Arena on Saturday, Sept. 17.


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It's tempting to use Google AdWords—especially since there is no minimum you have to spend, you pay only for clicks, and you can set a maximum spend per day. Those are important money-savers, but it's easier than you might imagine to overspend with Google AdWords as well.
One way you might quickly overspend is by having your keywords set to something called "broad match." Check your AdWords account or ask your AdWords firm about how they are handling broad match. Yes, this is a detail that you may not know about that could be costing you A LOT of money. We all know AdWords can be a very effective method of obtaining relevant traffic and leads for your business. But it also tends to be a very costly method for customer acquisition, and as such, it is important to understand the details in order to optimize your results.
The reason I'm writing about this is that all AdWords campaigns are automatically defaulted to "broad match." What this means is that if you selected the term "email marketing" to be one of your search terms, your ad will show on Google's paid results for keywords that include both "email" or "marketing." This means that your keyword will be displayed in a lot of search results that are not very relevant, and any clicks are likely to be a waste of money.
To turn off "broad match" you click on the checkbox to the left of a particular keyword. Then you click on "edit" which is on the grey menu bar just above the keywords. Then you select "edit in table" where you can change it to "exact match." You need to manually perform this operation for every keyword in your campaign. While having your keyword on "exact match" will decrease your clicks, it will increase your quality and therefore your cost per acquisition.
Now, why does Google require you to manually turn on exact match for every keyword? It's clearly a way for them to make more money and provide you with more clicks, but not necessarily the right choice for your business. For some companies with very large budgets, the broad match may make sense, but it would still need to be evaluated on a keyword-by-keyword basis.
I am currently researching advertising strategies, and I am certainly considering adwords. This is some great advice for somebody starting out, as it may save me a good bit of money through the long-haul. Thanks for the advice!


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ePSIplatform Opening Key-note at Big Clean 2012
The ePSIplatform team was invited to provide the opening key-note at the Big Clean 2012 in Prague, a day with the purpose of cleaning up government data so it can be better used, e.g. for data driven journalism, as well as spread the skills needed for that. This way the 'life cycle' of data is extended beyond its original use for a public task.
The Big Clean: not a commercial for soap, but a conference on open government data
The program contained both hands-on workshops as well as presentations of projects. The opening key-note by ePSIplatform's Ton Zijlstra took a somewhat broader perspective to place cleaning up data in the context of the relationship between governments and citizens.
Titled "Cleaning up data as well as the relationship with our government" the presentation outlined the following ideas:
- Scraping, coding, refining data are much needed skills, but doing that we must not forget to include the data-holders in our work. They are part of the picture.
- Government institutions are in transition and those with the skills need to help make that happen
- By e.g. building collaborative e-government services: services that increase in value when more people use them
- By showing that open data is of huge value to the functioning of government itself, as a policy instrument
- While it may be hard to change institutions, it is much easier to connect to change agents inside them: that is the starting point
- In two places this may be most effective: locally where there is a wide variety of data and likely a lower level of skills inside government bodies, and around large data sets, that take a higher level of understanding and analysis to be used in new valuable ways
- By building this ecosystem we can turn government into a platform: open to all comers, including newly emerging stakeholders, transparent about our own agendas, two-way interaction (also by adding citizen generated data), and creating conditions in which the ecosystem can evolve and grow
- From the top down there is a strong wind blowing in the same direction: the European Open Data Strategy and the legal frameworks already in place are supportive of these developments
- Making yourself visible, sharing your stories, will foster stronger networks and will help to create more impact
- Be an Optimistic Radical, optimistic in your work with civil servants, and radical in applying your skills to where it counts
The slides are shown below:
It was a good day, and great to have more extended conversations with the open data community in the Czech Republic.
Thank you to the organizing team of the National Technical Library for a well-run conference.


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Fire damaged a number of businesses in the historic downtown of Clarkesville, Georgia, early Thursday morning.
Firefighers responded to a fire at the Sweet Breads Cafe on East Water Street around 11 p.m. Wednesday.
Flames swept from the restaurant to the back of businesses which faced Washington Street.
The Sweet Breads Cafe posted an emotional reaction on its Facebook page overnight:
We are heartbroken at the devastation tonight in Clarkesville and the loss our community has experienced tonight. Our prayers go out to everyone, especially those who have directly been touched by this tragedy.The fire is under investigation. No injuries were reported.Copyright 2014 WGCL-TV (Meredith Corporation) and CNN. All rights reserved.


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L'Herbe à Détourne - Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel
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Ratings: 162 | Reviews: 66 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by olivianjeremie:
Quebec (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
This is a very good beer! I had it by the bottle, poured golden color with a great smell. Nice Belgian IPA flavor, hoppy, strong, full flavored. I have had a lot of beer from Dieu du Ciel and it would be one of my favorites. I want to go and have this on tap at the brewer next.
06-18-2013 01:09:38 | More by olivianjeremie
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Newfoundland (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
10-29-2013 14:52:49 | More by cam477
4.38/5 rDev +7.1%
On tap poured into a wine glass.
Pours a hazy amber with a nice big pillowy white head. Nose is Hoppy, fresh and a bit fruity/funky.
Taste is quite sharp and hoppy with a nice light funk. Mouthfeel is light and dry, super drinkable. There's a good light tart taste, quite good.
02-16-2011 23:24:30 | More by kingcrowing
British Columbia (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
08-11-2012 03:11:19 | More by chickenm
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
11-01-2013 18:34:33 | More by slainte35
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -2.2%
05-25-2013 02:54:37 | More by acurtis
4.5/5 rDev +10%
08-21-2013 21:35:30 | More by JasonFromLA
British Columbia (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +16.1%
01-11-2013 19:24:30 | More by JonnyBeers
Alberta (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +1.5%
341ml bottle. "A diversion via the herb" - so I can only expect and heavily anticipate.
This beer pours a somewhat hazy medium golden hue, with two fingers of puffy, foamy white head, which leaves some broken honeycomb lace around the glass as it steadily abates.
It smells of strong citrus hops, lesser, but still hefty pine oil, a bit of earthy yeast, savoury spices - clove and nutmeg, primarily, with a sugary pale malt backbone, adrift in a pool of alcohol serenity. The taste is more zingy orange/pineapple/kiwi citrus goodness, a continuing moderate spiciness, some persistent grainy pale malt, and a nice simmering booziness.
The carbonation is a bit prickly, but hardly distracting in this mealy morass, the body a sturdy medium weight, a bit airy from the lingering bubbles and hovering alcohol, which casts a dull shadow over any claims to outright smoothness. It finishes sweet from the antagonized malt, warm, and still agreeably hoppy from the workaholic guest star.
Hmmm, take a Belgian standard, and hop it to the nuts with a sexy New World varietal? The result: damned fine, I must say, but, riddle me this - why is this not a Belgian IPA?
05-23-2012 04:39:31 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev -4.6%
very good, on tap at WVRST. Really hoppy and drinkable, the combination making for a great Belgian IPA. Funky aroma. Orange colour. Thick lace sheet.Above average mouthfeel from the significnat yeast, that adds sweetness and does not track from the edgy citrus hops.
06-18-2012 13:24:10 | More by Sammy
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
08-30-2014 08:36:15 | More by blabaer
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
04-04-2013 13:17:24 | More by phirleh
3.68/5 rDev -10%
330 mL bottle poured into a pint glass.
Appearance - Hazy bright orange. Nice white head. Thick collar.
Smell - Citrus hops. Strong belgian yeast. Very fruity. Candy and doughy sweetness.
Taste - Orangey fruit. Sweet malts. A little yeasty. Moderate bitterness.
Mouthfeel - Medium heavy. Lacks a bit of crispness. Medium carbonation.
Overall - Good tripel. The hop bitterness could be higher. Just a little to heavy.
10-31-2013 02:52:32 | More by Alieniloquium
4/5 rDev -2.2%
07-14-2012 02:39:05 | More by KMcG
4/5 rDev -2.2%
11-21-2013 00:09:27 | More by Kegatron
Alberta (Canada)
4.43/5 rDev +8.3%
A - hazy dark golden, solid creamy head, left plenty of lacing as is slowly receded
S - spicy yeast, floral, citrus, and grassy with a mild earthiness, all bright aromas
T - much like the nose with stronger citrus and floral notes, finishes with a sweet and spicy kick, hop dominant for sure
M - light strongly carbonated body, finishes dry and acidic
O - this should be listed as a Belgian IPA as it is hopped up on hops, a fine example of what I love about DDC!
07-07-2012 04:23:47 | More by joemcgrath27
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -14.4%
Big thanks goes out to MSquared2 for sharing this one at a recent Random Sunday Tasting! Served from bottle into a Mikkeller taster flute. Poured a golden yellow-orange with a minimal white head. Maintained nice lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, fruit, dark fruit, wood, and spice. The flavor was of sweet malt, fruit, banana, wood, and spice. It had a light feel on the palate with medium-high carbonation. Overall this was a decent brew. I really had no idea at all what to expect going into this one if I am honest. However, having tasted quite a few brews from here that have been good I didn't hesitate to dive right in. I definitely wasn't disappointed at all with what I found. However, for the style this one wasn't a standout unfortunately. It was fairly well balanced, but it just needed to bring a little more to the table to put it on another level for the style. Worth your time trying it, but I wouldn't go out of my way to do so.
01-12-2013 20:01:49 | More by thagr81us
Ontario (Canada)
4.73/5 rDev +15.6%
Dieu Du Ciel never fails to impress me. Even when they dont get it right, you gotta give them credit. But this one, in my opinion is nearly perfect. The BEST "New World" triple i've ever had, hands down.
As expected, pours golden and clear with a clean dense head. The body is PERFECT in this beer, i mean you just take a sit and it coats your mouth just enough but at the same time allows the refreshing flavor to come through.
Smells of lemon, orange/citrus a touch of pine a touch of mandarin with perhaps a little pickled sushi ginger!
Taste is superb, basically all the smells with a nice malty backbone and a wonderfull lingering bitterness. The bitterness reminds of of pickled ginger and hops, its very interesting.
Superb, a new favourite.
05-12-2012 23:04:59 | More by jbonapar
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
09-14-2013 05:50:01 | More by GRG1313
4/5 rDev -2.2%
03-20-2014 06:56:05 | More by gillagorilla
New Hampshire
3.44/5 rDev -15.9%
From the 11.5 fl. oz. bottle. Strange dating system. I believe it put the expiration date sometime in 2014. Sampled on September 1, 2013.
It pours cloudy pale yellow with a quick head that fades as quick as it it erupts. Mildly cloudy.
The aroma does have a basic biscuit malts note with some Belgian inspired yeast, citrus, some spice, and some butter. It does smell enticing.
The body is medium and astringent.
The taste is where it all falls down unfortunately. There are some citrus notes, some biscuit I notes, and a bit of grapefruit or otherwise something tart. But the taste is not out of this world. I did not feel like I was drinking a Tripel. It seemed a little more sour than that but it also was not a sour ale. Most of this was impressive until I drank it.
09-02-2013 00:28:22 | More by puboflyons
British Columbia (Canada)
4.23/5 rDev +3.4%
Appearance: Opaque orange glow, with a 1 finger slightly offwite head. Really inviting looking beer.
Smell: Definitely picking up a nice Citra aroma. Tropical fruits, mellony, orange, passionfruit. Would have rated it higher if the Citra was even stronger, but it may have faded a tad.
Taste: Wow, a really tasty beer. A little booziness, orangey, black pepper.
Mouthfeel: Crisp with a decent body, not too thick.
Overall: A really great beer. Will make my DDC purchasing decisions tougher in the future. I used to head straight for the Peche Mortel, but after this I may grab this on occasion.
07-25-2013 04:40:30 | More by Boozecamel
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev -2.2%
07-01-2013 00:15:51 | More by Mattgruv
3.58/5 rDev -12.5%
Pours orange/amber with a small head.
Nose shows herbal hops, spicy Belgian phenols, booze, some light syrupy malt. Some fruit shows up later.
More spicy phenolic notes as flavours along with slightly solvent-like booze. some light fruit again. A bit too boozy.
Carbonation could be higher.
11-29-2013 06:36:44 | More by CrazyDavros
4/5 rDev -2.2%
03-28-2014 04:15:51 | More by jsh420
L'Herbe à Détourne from Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel
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CATEGORIES Movies"My name is Alice. And this is my world." So begins Milla Jovovich in the newest featurette for "Resident Evil: Retribution."
From writer and director Paul W.S. Anderson, the fifth "Resident Evil" sees Jovovich, the ultimate resistance fighter, continuing the battle against Umbrella Corporation and the undead.
While you can expect the same adrenal-racing scenes from the previous movies, Anderson explains that "Retribution" ups the ante. "My intention with this film was really to build a bigger and better 'Resident Evil,'" he says.
And it seems that Anderson has delivered! The clip above features one of Jovovich's high-energy action scenes.
"These are some of the most challenging fight sequences I've ever done...We want people to leave the theater having a blast," Jovovich explains.
Take a look at the clip above; starring Jovovich, Sienna Guillory and Colin Salmon, "Resident Evil: Retribution" hits theaters September 14.


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Town Square
BART management, unions continue contract talks as new strike looms
Original post made on Aug 1, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, July 31, 2013, 4:05 PM
on Aug 1, 2013 at 8:58 am
The SEIU and their minions are a bunch of Alinsky thugs who don't deserve a dime more for their worthless low-educated thug "workers.".
on Aug 1, 2013 at 10:05 am
These union demands are really about making us pay more money! And yet we don't have any say in the matter.
What can we, the general public--BART customers and taxpayers--do to inform the Union and BART employees that we think that they already make enough (too much) money and disapprove of their demands and their strike threats?
How about we honk our car horns when passing any BART Station or BART Train along the freeway?
How about we wear black ribbons around our arms or wrists when using the BART system over the next few days before the strike? Or, if there is a strike, then wear the black ribbon continuously around in public (not just around the BART system).
What else could we do to show our disgust!?! Any ideas?
on Aug 1, 2013 at 10:51 am
Hey BART Management stop messing with the situation.
Give the greedy fools what they want and let the fur fly.
Do not increase fares...Do not increase parking rates.
Let them bankrupt the system...File Bankruptcy and Start all over with new people and a new union contract created by down to earth thinkers.


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Belgium's finest open air gathering taking place August 16-17th this year!
Our yearly retro event is looking better than ever with Astral Projection, X-Dream, Transwave and The Muses Rapt ready to deliver a night to remember...
This is how it all went down... another crazy night with a major line-up including 1200 Mics, Talamasca, Electric Universe, Alien Project, Xerox, U-Recken and more
Psytrance pioneer Electric Universe is back with another legendary album
The master's ninth full album released March 31st 2014!
Relive the party we had with Etnica, MWNN, Electric Universe and Logic Bomb


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By Barry Wilner, AP Pro Football Writer
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Victor Cruz and Ahmad Bradshaw set career bests Sunday in leading the Giants to a 41-27 victory over the winless Browns.
Cruz caught three touchdown passes from Eli Manning covering 3, 7 and 28 yards, while Bradshaw surpassed his yardage on the ground for the season with a career-high 200. He had 132 entering the game.
The Giants are 9-0 in games he has rushed for 100 yards or more.
New York (3-2) also forced three turnovers, including Chase Blackburn's interception in the end zone midway in the fourth quarter to clinch it. That led to rookie David Wilson's first NFL touchdown, a 40-yard scamper.
The Browns are 0-5 for the first time since their return season to the NFL in 1999. They blew a 14-0 lead against the Super Bowl champions and committed 10 penalties in losing for the 11th straight time dating to last season.
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Album of the Month
ALESTORM - Sunset On The Golden AgeThey are hitting the sea again! ALESTORM are back with their new and outstanding album "Sunset on the Golden Age". Catchy songs with an abundance of parrots and eye patches showcases the piratical life on the seven seas. A real treasure for pirates and rum-loving landlubbers! Cheers!
ZODIAC - Release Video For Title Track Of Upcoming AlbumThe Germans have now released a brand new music video for the track "Sonic Child"
NACHTBLUT - Unveil Album DetailsNACHTBLUT are set to release their upcoming album Chimonas in October
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