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Sheer Tyranny Of Will is being released on September 23. Toronto release show at 80 Gladstone on September 27th Check out our video preview: www.vimeo.com/104124138
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We're excited to announce that our new album is mastered. We spent the summer with Jean Martin at his studio "The Farm" overdubbing and mixing, and have just got the masters back from Fedge. We're really excited, and will be releasing it in the fall. For now you can check out a couple of tracks in our website's player.
David Braid with Peripheral Vision
We're really excited to have been asked by David Braid to play his music at the Rex, June 13 & 14, along with Michael Davidson on vibes. It's going to be two nights of really fun (hard) music! (more info)
Also, after recording in April and editing during May, we're excited to be moving on to the mixing phase of our new album. After touring this music so much, we're really excited to be sharing it on an album soon.
Winter Shows and March Tour
Peripheral Vision is heading back out on tour in March - stops in Regina, Brandon, Saskatoon, Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Victoria, Vancouver, Denman Island, and Port Alberni. We're really looking forward to coming back to see old friends and making new ones.
Before that we have two February shows at home in Toronto. February 5 we'll be at our monthly Tranzac gig with Tara Davidson's great band, and February 12 we'll be opening for Friendly Rich and the Lollipop People at the Cameron House. The Lollipop's are crazy and amazing and worth going to see!
More tour details soon!
Tour supported by the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Montreal Jazz Festival Award
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We're excited to be playing at the Sudbury Jazz Festival on September 8th as well as at the Jazz Room in Waterloo on September 15th. Our regular Tranzac on August 7 with be just the Peripheral Vision rhythm section as a trio, and we'll be back in full force on September 4th and October 2. Check the gigs page for the details. Opening bands include: Ken McDonald Quartet, Allison Au Quartet, Myriad Trio, and Run Stop Run.
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In a glum 21st Century epoch of economic crisis, political unrest and nuclear menace, it is perhaps unsurprising that the style of music most feted for its pure, unadulterated sense of fun has crept its way, with a side-step shuffle and a double handclap, back onto dance-floors across the globe.
As melody replaces minimal as the buzz du jour, it is the dancing that once again takes centre stage leaving the uber-koolische backs slumped forlorn against the wall.
We are, of course, talking about D.I.S.C.O..
While some might argue that disco has never truly been away –hip-hop and house producers in particular have long plundered its resources to furnish their sample-laden oeuvre– surely the glitter-ball hasn't shone as brightly over a scene since its infamous 'demolition' in 1979 as it has over the last two years.
Despite often being saddled with the annoyingly constricted 'nu' prefix, contemporary disco is a deceptively broad school encompassing a variety of quirky sub-genres. Whether your proverbial flavour is breezy balearica, irreverent italo or butt-shaking boogie, you can find it all down at the (nu) Discotheque.
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- 1 December 2, 2011 at 10:57 AM
What coupons from other store ads will Kroger accept?
- 2 December 2, 2011 at 11:29 AM
Susan, I actually have a Kroger Coupons page that you can check out with different coupons Kroger accepts. That should help you out and the Kroger Coupon Policy.
- 3 January 9, 2012 at 12:02 AM
I need the official Kroger's Coupon Policy. This only talks about digitable and printable and store issued cpns. What about the good old fashion Paper cpn? I am having issues with our local store.
#1 THey say that "ON the Krogers website" it says we are limited to 3 of a like coupon per transaction
#2 that we can not use a coupon on a clearance, manager special or sale out item….
I need to know where i can print out thier official policy please help
- 4 January 9, 2012 at 11:26 AM
Melissa, did you read the Kroger Coupon Policy page? Keep in mind, the Kroger Coupon Policy varies by region and store. Managers have the right to adjust policies to their own needs. The one listed is for the Central Kroger Area. You may need to email them through their website to find out about a policy in another area.


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AVON — The town council here is asking its plan commission to better define "living signs" in its zoning ordinance.
Specifically they want the plan commission to recommend whether people dressed as mascots who are advertising for a business should be permitted or excluded and whether they can hold signs while doing so. They also want to define spinning or moving signs and whether that should be allowed.
The discussion, which occurred during last Thursday's town council meeting, stems from Liberty Tax suing the town over the denial of a variance they filed with the Avon Board of Zoning Appeals to use "wavers" as advertising.
The company uses people dressed as Uncle Sam or the Statue of Liberty outside their franchises to draw customers. Last tax season Victor Ruthig, who owns two Liberty Tax branches in Avon, says town officials threatened to fine him unless he stopped using his mascots. The variance he filed with the BZA sought permission to use wavers at a new location. The board recommended denial of the request in October based on safety concerns.
"I have no problem with someone (being a sign) on a sidewalk in front of their business, but I do have a problem with them being on the side of the road," said Michael Rogers, president of the town council. "We've taken our position that it's all about public safety."
Avon's current definition of signs in its zoning ordinance doesn't mention costumes or mascots, though it has been interpreted consistently to include people in costumes over the years.
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He suggested sub-definitions could be added to the ordinance to include ones for mascots and people in costume. Then it could be determined whether they're prohibited or permitted, with possible exceptions.
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Writing Workshop: WishesPosted by Josie on Sep 12, 2011 in Me, Writing, Writing Workshop | 18 comments
I wish.
Oh, I wish for lots of things.
I'll start with a front door. It is duck-egg blue and the paint is slightly faded and peeled from the sea air because that is where I am, by the sea. Within walking distance of a beach, the rough and pebbly kind, with more sky over it than my eyes know what to do with. There are geraniums by the door, and a thick door mat, and if you stand and look up, you would see the house clambering up high, a bit patchy and crooked, leaning into the wind, with square windows set in places you think they shouldn't be. It is my house, the house I wish for.
Through the door is a hallway, with space for dirty boots and wet coats and geometric tiles on the floor the colour of dry earth. And the beginnings of a staircase, climbing round and up, old, dark wood. The downstairs living rooms are small and piled high, the sitting room walled with heaving bookshelves, and chairs and sofas that don't match, big enough to sit with your feet tucked under, with blankets strewn ready over an arm or a back, all grouped around an open cast-iron fire. Half-finished knitting projects, or open paperbacks with their place marked by resting them over an arm would give away where I had last chosen to sit.
The kitchen is light and open has a big table. The sink is the deep, enamel kind, and no doubt contains half-drunk mugs of tea, for even in my dream life I doubt I'll remember to drink the whole lot before getting distracted. Double bay doors look out onto a small garden, half wild. It will have an apple tree, of course, as all the best gardens should, and the kind of flowers that smell heavenly rather than look tidy. It will be a home to bees and snails and, yes, oh yes, there would have to be room for chickens, too. The sound of their scratching and clucking reaching me through the doors I opened every morning, whatever the weather, to sit and drink tea as I woke up far too slowly for any respectable grown-up, same as now, accompanied, perhaps, by a ginger cat with a tail that never stops and who likes to wind around your ankles like yarn. On the table lie bank statements not yet opened, and containing the story of enough money to pay bills and buy fish and chips at the weekends and fund the odd Amazon splurge and guilt-free shopping trip.
The walls of my house would be heavy with art. My own and of people I loved and admired. Paintings and photography and textiles. And treasures. Lots and lots of treasures, dotted onto spare surfaces and window ledges and shelves. Things I had found on the beach or in the woods or picked up off the street. Stones and shells and twisted wood and feathers and pine cones and leaves I liked the colour of that have dried to dull tones. Things I had found in junk shops and had been given to me by people who knew me well and knew how much I love beautiful, unusual things. And there would be lots of reminders of adventures ventured. Cards from people I had visited. Ticket stubs pushed into picture frames, photos of places visited pinned onto boards. It would be an alive house. A life house.
Upstairs, winding my way up the the stair case that makes my taller house guests have to stoop a little, a half-closed door, leaking out the sound of some activity or another, or music I probably don't like and yet still know all the words to. It would always make me stop and rest my hand there, to the point of which you can begin to see the outline of my palm, often grubby, having rested there so many times, as I reached through to the boy within. My happy, healthy, unique boy. Who can talk and who has lost none of his passion and curiosity and imagination and ways of seeing and expressing. Who has good friends and who feels loved. A spare bedroom or two would mean weekends were never lonely and my friends, whom my life would be rich with, would always have a place to stay and fall into once we'd drunk too much wine and stayed up too late.
And up again, to the top, where I would have my den. A space of light and skylights and a big low bed with a duvet as thick as you could buy with quilts on top and a profusion of pillows, enough to make an orthopaedic expert frown. In the space there would be paint and canvases and paper and charcoal and a laptop to write on and a camera with more than one lens. And there, and in the world around me, I would make a decent living and find new things to get excited about and captivated by every day. Through a door there would be a bath big enough to sink in up to your chin, and a shower where the water was always hot and strong. And if you stood and peered out the window and looked over the garden, you could see the roof of the old but reliable camper van which is the only vehicle I own, the same blue as my front door and packed ready to drive off and find somewhere new to park over-night where I could watch the sun rise.
And maybe, just maybe, there would be a man, with kind eyes that noticed the right things and strong arms, who used his hands and his heart to work and liked to cook so I didn't have to, and talked too much and wasn't afraid to feel or take risks. That would be good too.
That's what I wish.
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I was inspired by a talk at the Hub by one of the founders of Vegan Cuts, an online service that has a regular store of vegan products, but also a subscription box service that delivers monthly vegan loot. Check out their site!
I've personally become interested in something that I'd like to see offered in a similar format, but it's not already out there. As a yoga practitioner and student of spiritual teachings, I'd like to see a service that offers kits of things that would be reminders of our spiritual selves from different traditions. I thought there could be things in the store all of the time that were "bhakti" (devotional) related and in addition, there'd be an opportunity to receive a monthly spiritual "loot" bag that would contain things somebody was into yoga would perhaps find useful or interesting.
For instance, the "bhakti boxes" would have a theme, so you could get a "krishna kit" and that might have a little Krishna statue, a mala suitable for chanting Krishna mantras, a scarf with a mantra on it, some incense and other little things. Other kits might include things from other traditions, like a Catholic kit with a miniature Mother Teresa and other things. The prices would range from $20 - $60 depending on what went in the boxes.
The subscription box might include consumable things like incense sticks and Om stickers, an essential oil, or a link to a relaxation recording or mantra song. Things to support you in your yoga practice and to remind you that you're more than your body and mind. Reminders that we're spiritual beings having a human experience! Things for people who would probably consider themselves spiritual rather than religious. The subscription box might be $20 and would for sure have things in it that would be worth more than that.
Anyways, it's an idea I'm working with.
So it needs a name. Here are some I've thought of and whether they're available or not:
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www.bhaktiyogabox.com (available)
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www.mysticalboxes.com (available)
www.mysticalbox.com (available for $3195!)
www.enlightenmentbox.com (available)
www.sadhanabox.com (available)
www.sodinabox.com (available - in case people can't spell sadhana)
That made me think the boxes are like seeds of a spiritual practice, so maybe www.yogaseeds.com would be available - it's not.
www.spiritualvariety.com (available)
www.openmindbox.com (available)
www.openmind.com (taken)
www.openheartbox.com (available)
www.devotionbox.com (taken)
www.spiritualbling.com for the hell of it, (taken)
www.ombox.com (taken and it goes to Google. Wonder what they're thinking...)
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Harbor Lights Theater Offers Fosse Master Class Today
The class is being held tonight, March 14 from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Gardens, Building G, Studio 202.
Ms. Quillin's class offers a unique opportunity to learn the iconic technique of choreographic genius Bob Fosse, including original choreography from "Sweet Charity." The class is open to dancers of all ages; Ms. Quillin, a longtime assistant to Mr. Fosse, will conduct a talk-back following class.
Fee for the class is $35.00 per participant or $15.00 for an observer. Checks can be sent to the Harbor Lights Theater Company, 38 Westervelt Avenue, Staten Island, NY, 10301. For information go to www.hltc.org or call 718-273-7516.
Bob Fosse was an American actor, dancer, choreographer, director, screenwriter, editor, and film director. He won an unprecedented eight Tony Awards for choreography (Damn Yankees, The Pajama Game, Sweet Charity, Cabaret, and Pippin, among others) as well as one for direction (Pippin). He was nominated for the Academy Award four times, winning for his direction of Cabaret (beating Francis Ford Coppola for The Godfather). Fosse won a Tony, an Emmy and an Oscar all in the same year (1973). Fosse's greatest contribution to the arts, however, was the creation of his own style of theater dance; his lasting influence became the driving force behind Fosse, the Broadway revue of Fosse's choreography, which won the Tony for Best Musical in 1999. The current Broadway production of Chicago, originally directed and choreographed by Fosse, is now the longest running revival in Broadway history.
Ms. Quillin's "Fosse Master Class" is the latest in the Harbor Lights Theater Company's series of Broadway Master Classes, the most recent being an acting class for singers led by three time Tony winning director and lyricist Richard Maltby, Jr. Harbor Lights will continue to offer Master Classes in addition to its ongoing education program, "Enter Stage Right," which will present a two-week Theatrical Intensive for Youth ages 11 to 18 this summer.


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He has a connection to Sioux Falls now after the Heat became the one-on-one hybrid affiliate of the Skyforce this past summer.
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Students thank employee donors on National Philanthropy Day
By Kim Chaudoin on 11/13/2012
Lipscomb University students have many reasons for which to be thankful, and on Nov. 15 they stopped and said "thank you" to some of those closest to them as part of National Philanthropy Day® activities on campus.
Led by the Student Alumni Philanthropy Council (SAPC), Lipscomb students thanked employees for their participation in this year's Family Campaign, "Because We Are Blessed…," which concluded in September. On Thursday, Nov. 15, National Philanthropy Day®, students delivered candy grams and words of appreciation to those who participated in the Family Campaign.
"As a part of our celebration of National Philanthropy Day®, we wanted to recognize our faculty and staff and say 'Thank you' to them in our own special way for what they do for students. Their support of this year's Family Campaign was amazing and we, as students, are blessed by their generosity," said Whitney Holland, Nashville junior and SAPC president.
Sponsored by the Office of Development & Alumni Relations, SAPC serves as a liaison to facilitate an active relationship between students and alumni. It advances unity within the university community by promoting activities and programs to preserve traditions that strengthen lifelong loyalty to the university. National Philanthropy Day® is one of the organization's annual activities to increase awareness and celebrate those who support Lipscomb. National Philanthropy Day® is celebrated nationally each November to pay tribute to those who give of their time, talent and treasure to enhance and improve the quality of life in our communities and our world.
And, the Lipscomb community has great reason to celebrate this year as more than 97 percent of Lipscomb employees designated a portion of their charitable contribution through the 2012 Family Campaign to the Lipscomb Fund. Sixty-three departments had 100 percent of its employees give to the Family Campaign.
"I believe the percentage of giving is so high among employees for several reasons: faculty and staff believe in the mission of Lipscomb and the future of our students. We understand and appreciate the value of a Christian education," said Sonja Hayes, director of the parents' program and assistant director of special campaigns. "When Lipscomb employees make a financial contribution to the university it sends a powerful message about their faith in and commitment to the university. Alumni, friends, corporations and foundations take note when our faculty and staff - those who know the institution best - endorse and financially support its operations."
The Lipscomb Fund provides critical unrestricted dollars to support academics, student services, scholarships, campus enhancement, technology and institutional support, supplements the university budget and helps provide programs and services that the university budget cannot completely cover. Within the last couple of years, the university has been able to complete several projects because of gifts to the Lipscomb Fund, Hayes said. The renovation of Fanning Hall, refurbishing the wireless network, improving food offerings, building the intramural field and even reaching out to the Nashville community during the floods are just a few examples of how those funds have been used.
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A major interstate construction project is impacting tens of thousands of drivers this weekend.
Eastbound lanes of I-84 closed at 10 p.m. Friday and the interstate won't reopen until 5 a.m. Monday.
The Oregon Department of Transportation is used radio spots, social media, a website and fliers to alert drivers about the closure.
It's the first of three planned weekend closures as ODOT begins to repave the 5.5 miles of I-84 between Interstate 5 and Interstate 205.
ODOT said it is the busiest stretch of roadway in Oregon, used by about 171,700 drivers each day.
"It'll be inconvenient," said driver Tara Herivel. "We'll probably use the side streets, but it'll be inconvenient."
A variety of east-west alternate routes are available during the closures, including Lombard Street, Columbia Boulevard, Sandy Boulevard, Burnside Street and Powell Boulevard.
ODOT is advising drivers to plan ahead and map out an alternate route in advance, expect heavier traffic than usual on the alternate routes and take public transit when possible.
Despite ODOT's effort to spread the word, many people told FOX 12 they were unaware of the planned closure.
"We had no idea at all, no warnings," said Memry Smith, the manager at Dove Vivi on Glisan in northeast Portland.
She isn't sure how the closure will impact business, but she said it could provide a boost as more drivers are diverted onto side streets.
"It's going to be very interesting," said Smith. "We always have been a neighborhood restaurant so I would imagine for the most part it'll be the same. But we haven't encountered anything like this before so, at the same time, it'll be an experiment."
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A federal judge issued an order late Monday that clears the way for Illinois' first-ever same-sex marriage to take place any time after midnight.
The lawyers for the same-sex couple said one of the women has terminal cancer that began in her breast, but has now spread to her brain and other parts of the body. They said doctors fear she may live to the June 1st date on which gay marriage becomes officially legal in Illinois. Cook County Clerk David Orr was prepared to issue the first-ever same-sex marriage license Monday night.
"I was stunned," Gray said upon hearing of the expedited marriage license order. "And just stunned and excited. It's like Christmas, my birthday, good Tooth Fairy all rolled into one."
Even though the doors were locked promptly at 5 p.m. at the office that issues marriage licenses, County Clerk David Orr told FOX 32 News he was sending an employee to the North Side condo of Vernita Gray and Patricia Ewert, a lesbian couple whose lawyers won an extraordinary order in Federal Court.
Ms. Gray has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Doctors say she may be dead long before the June 1st date on which gay marriage becomes legal in Illinois. Marital status could affect estate taxes, social security survivor's benefits and other financial issues, and the couple sought emergency permission to marry now.
Gray said she wants to wed Patricia Ewert, perhaps this week, to assure that her fiancée will get full marital benefits after her death.
"I have a pension. I have Social Security," Gray said. "These are the things we work for in life for our families, not to just disappear because I'm going to leave this earth."
State Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed a brief arguing that the June 1 date "is outweighed here by the urgent circumstances presented in this case."
A spokeswoman for the County Clerk said the office "once or twice a month" takes special steps to accommodate heterosexual couples facing extreme circumstances. The clerk's office calls them "hospital cases."
"In dire circumstances, when somebody is facing an illness or even members of our military who are being deployed, we try to expedite the marriage licenses, so that people can marry before the event." Courtney Greve of the County Clerk's Office explains.
Aside from the tragic circumstances here, the case does play neatly into the political strategy of same-sex marriage advocates who want the General Assembly to revisit the issue in early January--and legalize it immediately, instead of requiring gay couples to wait until June 1st.
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Woke up Palm Sunday to about 6" of snow. It continued 'til mid-morning, adding an additional 1"-2". This is the 3rd big snow of our winter.
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I have a high load long TCP connections server and I had to tweak sysctl to make sure I get no errors, At the moment I get no errors, But I think i might get TCP drops without errors.
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Flammable foam on the ceiling, just one exit and no sprinkler systems helped fuel the blaze that killed over 230 people.
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South Korea said it successfully put a satellite in space weeks after archrival North Korea surprised the world with its own launch.
3. New Orleans police nervous for Super Bowl, Mardi Gras
New Orleans police are in the middle of an unprecedented security challenge with an estimated 150,000 Super Bowl fans packing the city during the raucous annual buildup to Mardi Gras, when thousands of revelers flock to the historic French Quarter and its restaurants, bars and strip clubs.
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Peabody — Gerard O. "Gerry" Ouellette, 84, of Peabody passed away on Wednesday, October 31, at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers after a long battle with cancer. He was the husband of Lorraine (Girard) (Pelletier) Ouellette with whom he shared over 30 years of marriage. He was a soft-spoken gentleman devoted to his wife and special needs daughter and stepson. They enjoyed many family trips together and gatherings with close friends.
Born in Salem, he was the son of the late Oscar and Marie Ann (Levesque) Ouellette. He was a graduate of St. Joseph's Academy in Salem.
He was employed for 60 years at Ruggles & Klingemann Company, previously of Salem, Mass., and now of Seabrook, N.H. He retired as a Plant Superintendent and continued on as an historian consultant during his illness.
Gerry was a member and trustee for many years at the BPOE Elks Lodge #1409 in Peabody. He volunteered for 18 years with the Special Olympics and was a member of the 21 Associates and Knights of Columbus of Castle Hill in Salem.
In his youth, he was a member of the Palmer Cove Baseball League of Salem.
Gerry was a loving stepfather and father-in-law to Denise Pelletier Royal and her companion Paul Lacritz of Salem; Paul Pelletier and his wife Caren of Rowley; Marc Pelletier of Peabody; and Michelle Pelletier Marshall and her husband Timothy of Rowley. He also had five children with his first wife, Florence (Michaud) Ouellette, who died in 1979. They, and their spouses, are Diana (Ouellette) Peterson and her husband Kirk of Niceville, Fla.; Claudia (Ouellette) Ganey and her husband Michael of Rowley; Ronald Ouellette and his wife Dianne of Northwood, N.H.; Patricia Ouellette of Peabody; and Brian Ouellette of Salisbury.
He is also survived by two sisters: Rita Ouellette of Spencer and Pauline Lavalle and her husband Paul of Seabrook; and one brother Paul Ouellette and his wife Sharon of Westboro. He was the brother and brother-in-law of the late Lorraine and Roy Stockton of Salem. He also leaves brothers-in-law Francis Girard and his wife Henriette of Gloucester, and Paul Girard and his wife Lorraine of Danvers.
Gerry leaves five grandsons: Matthew Royal, Michael Pelletier, Hayden Marshall, Christopher Pelletier and Dylan Marshall; and two granddaughters: Jennifer Webber and Julie Duchemin; and four great grandchildren: Jessica and Joe Duchemin and Jennifer and Tim Webber; and several nieces and nephews.
ARRANGEMENTS: Visiting hours will be held on Monday November 5, 2012, from 4 until 8 PM and Tuesday from 10 until 11 AM at the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. His Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday at 11 AM at the funeral home. Burial services will be private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his name to the Hospice of the North Shore & Greater Boston, 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, Danvers, MA 01923 or the Peabody Council on Aging, 75 Central St., Peabody, MA 01960. For directions and on-line obituary, visit www.ccbfuneral.com


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The Mr. Irrelevant of the 2013 NFL Draft is South Carolina tight end Justice Cunningham, after the Indianapolis Colts selected him with the final pick of the seventh round at No. 254 overall. Cunningham will join Chandler Harnish on the Colts, who was selected as Mr. Irrelevant by the Colts in the 2012 NFL Draft.
As the last pick of the NFL Draft, Cunningham will now be celebrated at "Irrelevant Week" in Southern California. He'll go to Disneyland and participate in various events, including the awarding of the Lowsman Trophy, a mock of the Heisman Trophy.
At 6'4, 264 pounds, Cunningham was more of a blocking tight end for the Gamecocks. He caught 23 passes for 324 yards as a senior and finished his collegiate career with just one receiving touchdown.
The Colts selected two tight ends early in the 2012 NFL Draft, as Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener joined the team in the second day. The pair caught 71 passes for 802 yards with five touchdowns, so Cunningham will have his work cut out for him to make the roster behind them.
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Protein expression is never a simple task and the demand for high-quality biotherapeutic proteins continues to grow. Bottlenecks arise frequently because functional recombinant proteins are difficult to produce, thus protein expression engineers are often forced to return to the drawing board. This usually requires designing new cloning schemes, including lengthy verification and sequence analysis of the gene or protein of interest, moving a gene from one vector to another, transfecting the vector in an alternative host, re-characterizing the expressed protein or any of the above—an inefficient, time-consuming and expensive process.
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Gene and Protein Sequence Optimization for High-Level Production of Fully Active and A-Glycosylated Lysostaphin in Pichia pastoris
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Look back when, and apply what you know today.
Few players have left Cincinnati that currently evokes brooding attitudes. Many players that have kissed the beautiful Cincinnati skyline goodbye for one reason or another have found depressing situations and even more significant personal declines -- Chad Johnson, Johnathan Fanene, Frostee Rucker, Keith Rivers immediately come to mind. In the meantime, the Bengals not only have found replacements, but in many cases, actually applied upgrades.
There are aberrations to that. Which players have left Cincinnati that you wish were still on the team?
Obviously the Bengals haven't replaced Johnathan Joseph, but Cincinnati hasn't found themselves with much regret using a collection of veterans while waiting for the hopeful rise of second-year cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick. Some go as far back as Justin Smith. Though at the time of his departure, most of the criticism was levied against Smith, not the Bengals, with his lack of quarterback sacks often being cited. Evan Mathis is another, though that divorce was related to Nate Livings' promotion and playing time than anything else.
It's always of interest to some when updating the file of former Bengals players -- where are they today and how does that relate to the Cincinnati Bengals. In reality it's not important. Offseason fodder generally leads to expansive subjects, some of which are simply not favorable to everyone.
Carson Palmer updates usually irritates the masses, but the core of that situation was that Cincinnati not only survived his declaration of retirement, they thrived. Became better. The Bengals found themselves with an actual team built with players, instead of players on a team. Cincinnati's passing game hasn't been this good since 2007, and even then the Bengals were bad. Mike Zimmer. Thank you.
As for Palmer, despite being reamed occasionally by new Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians, he's happy.
"I love the head coach," Palmer said of Arians, a longtime offensive assistant who stunningly earned coach of the year honors after an impressive fill-in stint for the ailing Chuck Pagano in Indianapolis last season. "I mean, I love the head coach. He keeps it real. He already has this team wrapped around his finger. And we have some talented players in this locker room."
Disregard the fact that Palmer was happy when Oakland gave Cincinnati building material for further roster upgrades (his moods tend to follow the path of a roller coaster at Kings Island), the former Bengals quarterback is stoked about his team.
"When you like the coach and the guys in the locker room, and you know you can still play at a high level, and you feel like you can help take a team to a Super Bowl, and you know you're job's not gonna be as hard as it may have been before – it's just fun. It's been very fun since I've been here. And nobody thinks OTAs are fun."
Good for him.
As for Cincinnati, Palmer's greatest accomplishment was leaving. Along with acquiring Giovani Bernard and Kirkpatrick, the real benefit was that the Bengals disinfected a lockerroom led by personality, instead of leadership. Now that the Bengals window is open again, it figures to be open for a long time.


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Epic Fossil Find Redstreak Campground Theatre (map)Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 p.m. – 9 p.m. Scientists discovered a treasure trove of Burgess Shale fossils in Kootenay National Park. Learn how these fossils are helping paleontologists uncover the mysteries of Earth.
Fireside Tails
McLeod Meadows Campground (map)Wednesdays, 8 p.m. – 9 p.m. Hear stories of park wildlife and sing songs around the campfire.
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The Inside Track Redstreak Campground Theatre (map)Thursdays and Sundays, 8 p.m. – 9 p.m. Hear inspiring true stories from the researchers who track Kootenay's wildlife.
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Marble Canyon Day Use Area (map)Mondays 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Be inspired by the beauty of the burn and release your inner artist. Materials provided.
Burning for Bighorn Redstreak Campground Theatre (map)Tuesdays 10 a.m.- 12 p.m. A geocaching adventure through Redstreak's hottest habitat. GPS units provided.
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Xplorers Program (for kids!) Parks Canada's Xplorers program provides fun activities for families to learn about national parks and national historic sites. By completing a collector's booklet, children will receive an achievement certificate and souvenir. Visit the Kootenay National Park Visitor Centre in Radium, B.C. or speak to a park interpreter.
Marble Canyon to the Paint Pots
Marble Canyon Trailhead (map)Wednesdays, 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. Discover colourful paint pots, a rushing glacial river and signs of wildlife on a 2-hour (one way) family-friendly hike.
Reservations recommended as spaces are limited. For information and tickets, visit the Kootenay Visitor Centre, or bring exact change to the trailhead. Adults: $14.70, Children: $7.35, Seniors: $12.50 (prices include GST).
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Stanley Glacier Trailhead Saturdays and Mondays, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Join a Parks Canada Heritage Interpreter for a guided hike to one of Kootenay National Park's Burgess Shale fossil beds. Beginning in an expansive fire swept forest with lodgepole pines and a profusion of wildflowers, this 12 km return (7.5 mile) hike crosses a turquoise river, passes by waterfalls and gives close-up views of the Stanley Glacier. Hidden in the Stephen formation are trilobites, hyolithids, brachiopods, sponges and algaes. Hold a piece of earth's history in your hand and make a fossil rubbing to take home. You'll even learn about the "Stan animal," a 505 million year old predator recently discovered here!
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The Mystic Retreat is our special that not only shows the beauty of the desert, but also the traditions of the Thar Desert.The serene surroundings of the desert are the perfect place to experience the silence and to meditate.
The Mystic Special includes:
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· Small village tour (Abandoned village, Cultural and Gypsy village)
· Camel safari (each person have own camel)
· Sun set at sand dunes
· Tea and evening snacks
· Dinner around bone fire
· Night stay at sand dunes under the stars (provided blankets and matresses)
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- 1 night and 2 half days (start 2:30 pm and come back next day 11:00 am) : INR 1500
- 1 night and 1 full day and 1 half day (start 8:30 am and come back next day 11:00 am) : INR 2100
1 night and 2 full days (start 8:30 am and come back next day 4:00 pm) : INR 2500
(Packages includind all taxes, entry fees, parking, water, jeep etc)
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