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Nanomaterials have unusual and useful properties. But their unique attributes make nanomaterials a double-edged sword: they can be tailored to yield special benefits but also can have unknown and possibly negative impacts, such as unexpected toxicological and environmental effects. The environmental, health, and safety implications of nanotechnology are of significant concern to and a topic of serious discussion by government agencies and commissions, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), the research community, industry, insurers, the media, and the public. A host of meetings and published reports have addressed EHS issues relating to nanotechnology, some of which are discussed below. EHS research published to date has provided some data indicating the potential for risks to laboratory animals exposed to nanomaterials and has shown that much more work is needed to assess the potential risks involved. Since much of what is learned as a result of EHS research will have a direct impact on R&D and manufacturing personnel who are initially exposed to nanomaterials, occupational health and safety risks, specifically in a workplace setting, must be considered.
The federal government has committed resources to address such societal dimensions of nanotechnology as responsible nanomanufacturing and human health and safety. In 2004, memos from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) to federal agency heads reiterated this focus, noting that "agencies should support research on the various societal implications of the nascent technology" by placing "a high priority on research on human health and environmental issues … [and] cross-agency approaches."3
According to the March 2005 supplement to the President's FY 2006 Budget,4 $38.5 million was planned under the NNI for investment toward EHS R&D for FY 2006. In its role as the National Nanotechnology Advisory Panel, the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) defined nanotechnology-related EHS R&D as "efforts whose primary purpose is to understand and address potential risks to health and to the environment posed by this technology. Potential risks encompass those resulting from human, animal, or environmental exposure


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Pleasant Run Presbyterian Church is planning its annual Community Yard Sale from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 6, at the church, 11565 Pippin Road.
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Template talk:Orthodox Hierarchs
Shouldn't Metropolitan Herman (Swaiko) of the OCA be on this list? --Jfruh (talk) 22:30, 1 December 2006 (UTC)
- I suppose that depends on who you ask. Currently the OCA's autocephaly is not recognized by all other Orthodox Churches, so that would be the argument for leaving him off the list. But they are recognized by the Churches of Russia, Bulgaria, Georgia, Poland, and Czech and Slovak lands, so that's the argument for including him. Personally, I would vote to include him. --cholmes75 (chit chat) 17:11, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
The addressing for a patriarch (in estern orthodoxy) it is always His Beatitude (or Your Beatitude ) His Hollines it is for Mitropolitans and archbishops. I will change back to the last version It is a exception when the metropolitan church or the archbishopric it is a autocephalous churche. For the ,,head" of that church you must adress him with Your Beatitude. Arthasfleo (talk) 13:25, 30 January 2008 (UTC)
For styles of greek orthodox clergy see http://www.goarch.org/en/special/usvisit2002/clergy/clergy_greetings.asp Orfanth (talk) 22:48, 18 February 2008 (UTC)
There appears to be a lack of uniformity, as far as the links from the abbreviations are concerned—some link to the countries and some to the churches. I will attempt to find the remaining Church links and use them in the template; most of them should exist. Waltham, The Duke of 14:36, 6 February 2008 (UTC)
Metropolitan Jonah[edit]
I removed the horribly inaccurate placement of "Archbishop Demetrios (U.S.A.)" and replaced it with "Metropolitan Jonah (OCA)". Feel free to remove this, but please, for the sake of accuracy, do not replace it with Archbishop Demetrios. It is true that the OCA's autochephalousy is not universally recognized (and thus should not necessarily be there) but no one would claim that Archbishop Demetrios (as the head of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese in America), not even he himself, leads an autocephalous Church. As such, it is horribly inaccurate to place Archbishop Demetrios there as the leader of an autocephalous Church. I for one feel that Metropolitan Jonah should be listed as not only do the majority of Orthodox people recognize the OCA's autochephalousy, but also it might as well be there for the sake of being a more complete template (even if you don't agree with it). —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 08:22, 20 November 2009 (UTC)
Could 'other' patriarchs be said to be 'national' patriarchs?[edit]
Perhaps 'national' sounds nicer than 'other'? – Kaihsu (talk) 20:03, 20 March 2013 (UTC)
"Macedonian Orthodox Church"[edit]
I removed all references to the so-called "Macedonian Orthodox Church" and their "Patriarch," Stephen. Unlike the OCA, which is in communion with the rest of global Orthodoxy, even if its autocephaly is not recognized, the MOC is not in communion with any other canonical jurisdiction. The only canonical Orthodox Church within the bounds of the FYROM is the Autonomous Archdiocese of Ochrid, currently led by the (imprisoned) Metropolitan +Jovan. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 00:58, 26 May 2013 (UTC)


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Global Cuba Fest to Descend on Miami, 3/9-4/6
The sixth annual Global Cuba Fest descends upon Miami March 9 - April 6, drawing music lovers and cultural cognoscenti from around the world to experience the best in contemporary Cuban music from artists based in Cuba, Miami, New York and Europe.
Celebrating its tenth anniversary as one of Miami's leading cultural institutions, FUNDarte is funded in part by the Miami-Dade County Cultural Affairs Council, the City of Miami Beach, The Knight Foundation for the Arts, The Miami Foundation, and South Arts - and joins forces with Miami Light Project to bring more than 40 artists and musicians.
Global Cuba Fest 2013 celebrates the roots of Cuban music and the genre's funkiest innovations, exploring Jazz, son montuno, bolero, trova, timba and Afro-Cuban rhythms.
Following is a summary of some of this year's headliners:
Vocalist Ivette Cepeda
March 9th, 8:00 p.m. Miami-Dade County Auditorium
Direct from Havana, the Diva's first-ever appearance in the United States. Renowned globally as one of Cuba's most important cabaret singers. Sold-out dates during her recent European concert tour. Starring in the new film by French director Dominique Roland, Una Cubana en Paris, featured at the Sundance Film Festival.
Cuban Songwriters Based in Europe
Vocalist Yadam, Guitarist Pavel Urkiza and Singer/Song-Writer Julio Fowler
March 15th, 8:00 p.m. - Deauville Hotel Jazz Club
Leading the Cuban music scene in Madrid for more than a decade. Cutting- edge lyrics and electrifying energy. Afro-Cuban and New Age sensibilities collide with traditional Cuban rhythms and Jazz. Singer/Songwriter Julio Fowler's first-ever U.S. appearance. More at yadam.net, pavelurkiza.com and myspace.com/juliofowler.
Afro-Cuban Roots Spectacular
Chekeré Saxophonist Yosvany Terry, Pianist/Composer Osmany Paredes, Bass-Violinist Yunior Terry, Percussionist Pedrito Martinez and Grammy Award winning Drummer Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez (plus special guests, Italy-based Jazz troupe Italuba).
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From 4 July to 15 September 2013, the Exhibition Hall of the Quai Antoine Ier (Salle d'Exposition du Quai Antoine Ier) is presenting a retrospective exhibition that takes a new look at Albert Diato's work
Multifaceted artist Albert Diato (1927 - 1985) was equally talented with a paintbrush, a pen or clay.
After taking his Baccalaureate in Monaco, he joined the Foreign Legion, then decided to move to Paris, where he came into contact with the artistic trends of the time, such as Surrealism and Lettrism.
Diato discovered the pleasures of working with clay in 1948, thanks to Picasso. He created numerous ceramics and paintings, which were in abstract style from 1957.
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The retrospective exhibition in Monaco from 4 July to 15 September 2013 restores Albert Diato to the important position he occupied among 20th century artists during his lifetime.
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The 2014 NBA Draft is rapidly approaching, and the Boston Celtics are in prime position to land a top prospect. They went 25-57 in 2013-14, putting them in best position to land the No. 5 overall pick (the actual spot will be determined by the lottery, however). With the fifth pick, there's several different directions Boston could go with the pick. There's the two elite guards, Dante Exum and Marcus Smart. They could elect to grab the swing-man Aaron Gordon of Arizona.
But if Boston wanted to give themselves one of the most elite interior duos in the league, they should select Kentucky's power forward, Julius Randle.
Randle, one of the few elite freshman in the country, came off a season in which he was a constant double-double threat. Randle averaged 15.0 points, 10.4 rebounds, 1.4 assists, and posted 24 double-doubles. He showed an incredible amount poise in the NCAA tournament, leading his Wildcats all the way to the championship game. Plain and simple, Randle is one of the best overall players in this year's draft.
Now, bringing him to Boston would be a genius move for Boston's management. While Boston does have emerging young power forward Jared Sullinger, a move to center could be in the cards for Sully, especially if Randle is brought into Celtics green.
Pairing those two together would not only create an elite rebounding tandem, but an elite post-scoring presence. Both players are efficient scorers, bringing together Jared's elite jump shooting for his position, and Julius' strong post game would create an invaluable scoring presence on a Boston squad with no elite scorer.
Randle has the body and skill to be a double-double threat night in and night out in the pros. Boston averaged 42.5 rebounds per game. While that's not necessarily are a terrible stat, improving it could seriously turn Boston into a contending squad quicker than they may otherwise.
Boston's overall offensive rating was 27th out of 30 in the league. That's a stat that should scare Celtics fans. However, with Randle in the post being an efficient scorer, using his big body to find several different ways to score, it could only help their chances to become a more dominant offensive team.
There wasn't a whole lot to be excited about with Boston's stats last season, and with the roster they had it's understandable. Where Boston will most likely be drafting, they wont be landing one of Andrew Wiggins or Jabari Parker, but grabbing Randle would still be an incredible find. The draft is still over a month away, so we'll have plenty of more time to debate picks, but one may have a hard time trying to find a better option than Kentucky's Julius Randle.
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HP has nabbed Logica's chief client director Peter Ryan to operate as EMEA senior veep of the enterprise, servers, storage and networking (EESN) biz group. Ryan replaces previous incumbent Frederic Dussart, who quit the job after just three months and handed over the reins on an interim basis to Johan Deschuyffeleer, SVP EMEA …
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P Ryan: Just another MTA, Mail Transfer Agent, forwarding emails from the Ivory Tower, and uploading Excel sheets. Dussart wanted to do more, but had to realize, that he had a title, but no power. Rumors are that he rejoins EMC.
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Barclay Osborn wrote:
Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but I've never been able to piggyback
commands through mysql/DBI execute()'s, regardless of newlines, and even
when I have privs:
No, you're correct. MySQL doesn't allow it. But the whole world does not
use MySQL.
that's good, but you need to also make sure that your grant tables are
set up correctly and you only accept from a predefined list of tables,
This deals with database-specific permissions and such.
Kelly Setzer wrote:
No exceptions. Not even if something is supposed to fail with invalid
input. Always check it. You know you don't control the client.
You may be overestimating how much control you have over your backend,
supporting software, or development environment.
Well said.
Jaanus Kase wrote:
besides, when using PHP as front end, it has the nice AddSlashes and
StripSlashes functions
What about Perl? TCL? C? ASP? CFML?
And for all the people that sent me notes saying Oracle can do
such-and-such, what about MySQL? MS SQL? Informix?
Point being, I'm glad various products have their different little ways of
partially helping deal with this problem. However, you shouldn't become
dependant on a function contained within one language--you should be aware
of the general issue, and be able to combat it regardless of backend DB or
frontend language.
My advisory specifically dealt with MySQL, but it was meant to be a
general overview on unexpected input. Unexpected input is a problem of
all worlds. So please don't acknowledge is as not a problem if, within
your technical setup/world, it may be implicitly benign.
Read between the lines, look beyond the methods. The issue is unexpected
user data. Great if you are safe against the few methods I mentioned.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveller
great place to stayPosted 18-Aug-2014
very friendly staff, good hotel and homemade continental breakfast!
by A verified traveller
I'd wait for the new Ramada to be builtPosted 30-May-2014
The pictures show a hotel online but it is also has a motel which they tried to put us in. The hotel room we got was fine until we checked the connecting room door and found the lock to be broken so it was not a good sleep being worried if that room was rented out that someone could walk into ours.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
Very enjoyable.Posted 08-May-2014
It was a nice visit. Would go there again. I don't see anything that says there is a minimum word use on this, so I'm annoyed by the survey. The hotel was good though.
for Everyoneby Ciara from Anchorage, AK
Great service and helpful staff!Posted 20-Oct-2013
We arrived just about midnight driving from Whitehorse and I was so relieved that we were still able to ring for after hours staff to check in! The staff was so friendly and was quick to help us when we got our key stuck in the door lock! Room was clean and just what we needed. They provided a great breakfast too (hot breakfast sandwich). Would stay here again. Many thanks!
for Everyoneby sandra from Ottawa ON
good placePosted 29-Sep-2013
Pros: clean convenient and catered to pets not overly priced well situated
Cons: frig door broken difficult to open and close fell off each time sure that they will fix it now that they are aware of the problem!
Location: couldn't tell you it was just a one night stand to get us from point a to B with comfort
It was very clean, convenient location and catered to us travelling with our cat!
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
I needed a business centre which it did not havePosted 24-Sep-2013
Pros: your staff
Cons: should have a business centre
Location: Downtown walkable to all things needed
I'm a business women and needed a business centre but this hotel did not have one, however Laurie was so kind in allowing me to use her office which made my work/business day go a lot smoother. So pleased with your staff
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Old Motel.Posted 12-Sep-2013
We did not realize it was an older motel as we expected a hotel. They are building a new facility and will be ready in about a year. There were other better properties available which we would have chosen. Breakfast was fine and pleasant staff. It was a two story older motel.
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Last ResortPosted 22-Jul-2013
When I hear Ramada I think of a medium to large chain hotel, this was a motel with a Ramada sign. The room was tiny and just had enough room for the bed which was suppose to be a queen but looked more like a double. The only way I would ever stay in this motel again is if there were no other rooms in Fort Nelson.
by howard from pennsylvania
It was the worst Ramada Hotel we ever stayed at.Posted 12-Jun-2013
Pros: We liked Nothing about this hotel
Cons: Everything needs to be improved
Location: Location - Fort Nelson had a nice visitors center with very helpful people. We hiked in the mountians which was the highlight of this location.
The towels were so thin we didn't think we could use them to dry off. The shower was terrible, with the pipe sticking out of the wall about 3". We had 2 queen beds, one looked like it was shot so we slept in the other. Breakfast was ok. The best thing was the warm muffins, not much else of worth. We had a full size old refrigerator in our room that made an odd noise. Would I ever stay there again? Heck no, I would sleep in the car first. We paid too much and was such a waste of our money. We will be doing a lot of traveling over the summer but will no. t consider another Remada Inn nor would I recommend one to a friend. You really need to have someone check out the places that use your name.
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I dont recomend room 229Posted 23-Feb-2013
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FRIDAY, Feb. 10 (HealthDay News) -- It was just about three
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Mexico, then spread across the border to the United States and
eventually much of the globe.
The H1N1 "swine" flu strain didn't behave like a "normal" flu,
because it proved particularly dangerous to children and younger
adults -- the very groups of people who usually have the strongest
defenses against seasonal flu.
After a quiet couple of years, more cases of the pandemic H1N1
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But infectious disease experts says Americans shouldn't be
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In January, there were 1,623 cases of flu reported in Mexico,
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"It appears that H1N1 in Mexico is circulating at a higher level than in the United States," said Tom Skinner, a spokesman for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "We have seen some H1N1 here in the U.S.," he added, but the more familiar H3N2 strain is predominating here this winter.
The flu season in the United States has also gotten off to a
slow start, Skinner said, but it's expected to pick up in the
coming weeks. "Our season usually peaks sometime in February and
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The flu shot for this year -- and last year -- includes
protection against the H1N1 strain, Skinner noted.
Infectious disease expert Dr. Marc Siegel, an associate
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"First of all it [the H1N1 virus] turned out to be a very mild virus," he said.
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"It just becomes one of the circulating viruses," Siegel said.
It's unlikely that another severe outbreak of H1N1 would occur
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"We have developed a 'herd immunity' through previous exposure to the virus and vaccination, so it slows the spread," he said.
According to the CDC, one reason that children and young adults
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Despite posting an 8-2 regular season record, the Anderson Redskins failed to qualify for the year's postseason. The Redskins didn't possess enough quality wins to help the squad move up the Division I, region four rankings. Anderson finished No. 10 in the rankings (the top eight teams in each region receive playoff berths). The computers […]
OHSAA computers shun Anderson
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Konkoly rewrites Oak Hills school records
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Tony Meale's story on Oak Hills' Tommy Konkoly's record breaking night: By Tony Meale email@example.com In the final game of his high school career – playing on the road against the second-ranked team in the state – Oak Hills High School senior tailback Tommy Konkoly carved his name in the school record books. During a […]
NKY teams eliminated in state volleyball
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Newport Central Catholic and St. Henry have both been ousted by Louisville rivals in the state volleyball tournament. St. Henry lost to Assumption, 25-9, 25-12 in the semifinals. Assumption has five Division I college commitments. Newport Central Catholic lost to two-time defending state champ Mercy in the quarterfinals, 25-12, 25-9.
St. Henry volleyball advances to semis
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St. Henry has defeated South Oldham 25-15, 25-16 in a state volleyball quarterfinal here at Bellarmine University. St. Henry will play either Assumption or Apollo in the first semifinal, beginning at approximately 2 p.m. The Assumption/Apollo match is running now. Newport Central Catholic and Mercy will play the third quarterfinal at about 11:45 a.m. Against […]
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Newport Central Catholic has dispatched Ashland Blazer 25-10, 25-14 in the first round of the Kentucky state volleyball tournament at Bellarmine. NCC will play two-time defending state champ Mercy in the quarterfinals approximately 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
Don't count out Wyoming volleyball
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The Wyoming volleyball team faces a familiar foe in Chaminade Julienne on Saturday in the Division II district tournament. The Cowboys faced CJ earlier in the season and lost soundly but head coach Julie Plitt said the Cowboys are a different team now. "We've made some changes since then and done a lot of growing […]
St. Henry wins in state volleyball
10/29/10 at 12:01pm by jweber | Comments
St. Henry has defeated Central Hardin 25-10, 25-23 in the first round of the Kentucky state volleyball tournament at Bellarmine University in Louisville. Rachel Fortner led the Crusaders with nine kills. St. Henry will play either South Oldham or Betsy Layne in the first quarterfinal game 9 a.m. Saturday. Newport Central Catholic will play Ashland […]
Oak Hills' Konkoly has shot at several records
10/28/10 at 3:05pm by Cincinnati.Com Staff | Comments
One of the best players in the city that no one talks about is Oak Hills senior running back Tommy Konkoly. So let's talk about him. A four-year varsity letterman, Konkoly is having one of the best rushing seasons in school history. Consider: • With 1,256 rushing yards through nine games, he is the first […]
Anderson girls soccer to play Springboro Oct. 30
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From Sheila Vilvens at Forest Hills School District: Girls soccer in district final Anderson High School Girls Soccer advances to the District Final this weekend. The matchup will be Anderson vs. Springboro. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30 at Northmont High School. Tickets are $6 at the gate. Directions: I-75 North to 35 […]
Ursula/Ursuline field hockey a go
10/27/10 at 1:03pm by Cincinnati.Com Staff | Comments
The field hockey match between St. Ursula and Ursuline will be held today at Spinney Field at 4:30 p.m. The match, originally scheduled for yesterday, was postponed due to weather.


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Olympic Gold Medalist Mikaela Shiffrin (Sarah Brunson/U.S. Ski Team) By Seth Rubinroit As Mikaela Shiffrin prepared to walk down the red carpet at the ESPYS, she took a deep breath and reminded herself to stand up straight and keep her shoulders back. "I am more nervous here than I am up on the mountain," Shiffrin […]
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Monthly concerts on the third floor of the Town Hall (handicap accessible). We take donations for the musician at the door.
Monthly concerts on the third floor of the Town Hall (handicap accessible). We take donations for the musician at the door.
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On August 27 at 7pm, Andru Bemis and Tom Brosseau will be performing at the Town Hall.
Andru Bemis is a critically–acclaimed American singer–songwriter and acoustic performer on the banjo, guitar, and fiddle. He's also an itinerant piano tuner, letterpress printer, public transit advocate, sound engineer, and founder of a community performance center in his hometown of South Haven, Michigan.
Tom Brosseau is a folksinger and songwriter from North Dakota. His grandmother Lillian Uglem taught him the acoustic guitar while he was in grade school. He has toured Japan, Canada, Portugal, Iceland, Australia; performed in bars, backyards, grand halls, subways, theaters, old folks homes; exchanged songs and poetry with many talented folks, including Susan Orlean, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Patrick Marber, Bonnie Raitt and the late Sam Hinton.
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Bluffton welcomes Calico Skies for a concert at the Town Hall on Saturday October 25 from 7-9pm. Calico Skies is a two-piece, guitar-and-violin duo based out of Findlay, Ohio. They play Celtic, folk, rock, pop, and country music. You will hear several timeless traditional songs in a typical Calico Skies setlist, as well as songs from artists like Cat Stevens, Electric Light Orchestra, The Rolling Stones, and the Moody Blues (among others). The concert will be on the third floor, which is handicap accessible. The public is welcome to attend and will be asked to share a donation for the musicians.
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On April 12 at 7:30pm First Mennonite will host the Anabaptist Bestiary Project, with a concert that is also a fund-raiser for First Mennonite Youth. Rocking the world through reflection on creatures, the Anabaptist Bestiary Project is a ten piece alternative rock ensemble under the creative direction of Trevor Bechtel that combines the influence of such diverse bands as Arcade Fire, The Story, Ben Folds Five and Death Cab for Cutie. The ABP collects vocal and instrumental musicians from Bluffton University to delve into the artistic and literary heritage of the spirituality of creatureliness. To preview their music visitAnabaptistBestiaryProject.bandcamp.com. Admission is by donation.
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On Friday April 4 at 8pm Bluffton will have the chance to enjoy a concert of vintage swing and jazz by Morgen Stiegler and her band at the Town Hall Concert Series. The concert will be on the third floor, which is handicap accessible. The public is welcome to attend and will be asked to share a donation for the musicians.
Northwest Ohio has become familiar with Stiegler through her appearance on Portraits in Swing as well as live performances on PBS. Morgen Stiegler seeks moments of connection—with her students, the audience, and the musicians she performs with. Having come to thinking of herself as a singer somewhat late in her musical life, which began at the piano, she has dedicated the last dozen years to shaping her voice into a versatile instrument for building genuine musical relationships.
"Morgen sees herself as a storyteller, and the story she tells on her debut recording Reaching for the Moon is her own" (David Dupont—Sentinel Tribune). The songs on this collaboration with guitarist Chris Buzzelli that seeks to honor the duo recordings of Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass—are 'snapshots' of her musical development that include songs from her childhood alongside familiar standards. The record receives regular airplay on radio stations throughout the US and was number 2 on WBGUs Jazz Top 10. Says Kim Nazarian of New York Voices: "Reaching for the Moon is a heart to heart conversation—an innocent dialogue of pure, sweet music!"
Stiegler has directed and arranged for vocal jazz/ a cappella ensembles at Bowling Green State University, Tiffin Univeristy and Terra Community College. As instructor for applied jazz voice and ethnomusicology at BGSU, where she graduated with a MM in Ethnomusicology, her research has focused on the Native American connections to Jazz—an effort rooted in the heritage she shares and seeks in her music.
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Saturday night, April 5. Bluffton Town Hall 7:30pm, donate at the door. The Field Dogs are a group of acoustic musicians who get together once a year to write, arrange, and record original music. They have just released their second studio album. This album will include a great fiddler from North Newton, KS, Jesse Graber (He also designs the CD artwork). At the performance April 5th at the Town Hall they will perform songs from both records as well as some great fiddle tunes and traditional bluegrass selections. Their harmonies are tight and fun, and the musicians are great. Field Dogs have a banjo, mandolin, Dobro, upright bass, fiddle, and guitar. Jesse Henry writes most of the music, but there are 4 songs that the Field Dogs wrote together in Athens Ohio in the summer of 2013. The audience can expect good American Roots music of multiple genres and fun originals. Musicianship is great, these boys can pick!!
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"The years of lessons and the countless hours of practicing are immediately evident in the sureness of their sound. Few musicians develop serious chops like theirs without that kind of training, but classical schooling doesn't always provide adequate preparation for performance chops, i.e.: the visually exciting stage presence we more frequently associate with rock and pop music shows, or the freedom and abandon we often enjoy in folk and ethnic music concerts. The Moxie Strings' gift is to blend all these elements into a seamless stage show."
"After listening to a few tunes, the best description we could come up with is Americana, which according to Ladio certainly fits. Listen to The Moxie Strings' music and you can hear influences from Celtic to rock since the band's founders, Ladio and electric cellist Alison Lynn have an array of musical training"
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"They teach their special fusion of classical, contemporary and world music to students and music teachers at schools throughout the Midwest. The future of music could not be in better hands" -Current Magazine, 2012
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Wednesday, November 6. Show at Town Hall starts at 7pm.
The Moxie Strings is the electrifying combination of fiddler, Diana Ladio, and electric cellist, Alison Lynn. With their feel-good melodies and foot-stomping, rock-influenced rhythms, these young women have put a fresh, enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music. Though rooted in tradition, The Moxie Strings offer listeners the unique opportunity to experience some of the world's best-known instruments and oldest tunes through a young, progressive lens. Diana and Alison often join forces with dynamic drummer and world percussionist, Fritz McGirr, who lends his spirited expertise of traditional music's percussion component, and a creative rhythmic energy to the show. The ensemble calls on Bluegrass, Celtic, Canadian, Rock, Jazz and Old Time influences to create their unique, American hybrid that exemplifies the United State's identity as a melting pot of traditions.
While Moxie can light up the stage, they can also be found in classrooms throughout the country, where they spend much time introducing new genres of music to high school and middle school string programs, and preaching the importance of non-classical music in youth music education. On Wednesday the group will be doing a master class with the Bluffton High School Strings, taught by Rachel Lewis. They will also do a concert in the Bluffton School System. The Moxie Strings have taught enrichment clinics in over 20 schools throughout the Midwest, and they have presented on their research and methodologies at a variety of music educators conferences.
After a day at the school, this exciting band will offer their gifts to an audience at the Bluffton Town Hall. At 7pm the Bluffton High School Strings will open the show, followed by the Moxie Strings until 9:30pm. Snacks will be available from The Mustard Seed Café.
Diana, Alison and Fritz hold Bachelor of Music degrees in music performance and music education, which have given each the technical foundation to explore the limits of his/her instrument, and helped the group build a reputation for musical excellence. Both Diana and Alison use a variety of audio effects pedals. Alison performs on a newly invented, electric instrument and Fritz on a variety of world percussion instruments in celebration of their generation's redefinition of folk music. The Moxie Strings write the majority of their pieces, and also arrange traditional tunes from many different countries and genres. The Moxie Strings' ear-catching originals and dance-worthy, traditional tunes have been captivating audiences since 2006.
The Bluffton Town Hall Concert Series prides itself in finding the best regional and touring musicians Northwest Ohio has to offer. It brings together a rare collection of multi-cultural, folk and other genres that are hard to find in public settings elsewhere.
This series of monthly concerts is a volunteer run, nonprofit project. All donations at the door go toward paying the musician or band to try to reach their regular fee.
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Bird Poo Jesus
Posted by The Curator on Wed Feb 27, 2013
Thanks to LaMa for bringing this recent Jesus sighting to our attention. A bird pooped on the windshield of Jim Lawry's car, while the car was parked in his parents' driveway outside their Brooklyn, Ohio home. When he got into his car, Lawry could clearly see the face of Jesus looking at him from within the poop. Lawry says it's "some sort of sign." [newsnet5.com]
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Dog Fight Hoax
Posted by The Curator on Wed Feb 27, 2013
Over in Perth (home to a couple of MOHers!) there's a rumor going around about an organized dog fighting ring that's stealing pets and using them in fights. The larger dogs are supposedly starved and turned into fighters, while smaller animals are used as "bait." A flier (below), posted on Facebook, is helping to spread the warning. People are also being warned that the pet thieves are tagging the homes of potential victims with red dots, as shown in this picture: However, the police and animal welfare authorities insist there's simply no evidence that any of this is happening. Social media expert Tama Leaver is quoted…
Pig Rescues Baby Goat Hoax
Posted by The Curator on Wed Feb 27, 2013
Back in September 2012, a video was uploaded to youtube showing a pig rescuing a baby goat that was supposedly stuck in a pond at a petting zoo. The video got millions of views on youtube and was widely aired in the media (including being shown on Good Morning America, the NBC Nightly News, and Fox News). Yesterday, it was revealed to be entirely staged. It was created for a Comedy Central series, "Nathan For You," which is debuting this week (thus the timing of the reveal). The pig was directed toward the goat by means of an underwater plexiglass ramp. The…
Did Gerard de Nerval walk his pet lobster through Paris?
Posted by The Curator on Mon Feb 25, 2013
Legend has it that the 19th-century French Romantic poet Gérard de Nerval (1808-1855) had a pet lobster named Thibault that he took on walks in the Palais Royal gardens of Paris, using a blue silk ribbon as a leash. When asked why he did this, he replied Why should a lobster be any more ridiculous than a dog? Or a cat, or a gazelle, or a lion, or any other animal that one chooses to take for a walk? I have a liking for lobsters. They are peaceful, serious creatures. They know the secrets of the sea, they don't bark, and they don't gobble up your monadic privacy like dogs do. And Goethe had an…
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104-year-old woman forced to lie about age on Facebook
Posted by The Curator on Mon Feb 25, 2013
On the internet nobody knows if you're a dog. And on Facebook, nobody knows if you're really a 104-year-old woman... because Facebook won't accept 104 as a valid age! Woman, 104, forced to lie about age on Facebook dailyherald.com Marguerite Joseph can be forgiven for lying about her age on Facebook. The 104-year-old Michigan woman's granddaughter says Joseph is unable to list her real age on the social media site. Gail Marlow says when she tries inputting her grandmother's birth year as 1908, Facebook changes it to 1928. So for the past two years, the Grosse Pointe Shores centenarian has remained 99 — online, anyway.
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Wedding Hoaxer
Posted by The Curator on Sat Feb 23, 2013
Pinder Sondhi's wife was upset to find out that all of her husband's guests at their wedding were actors. He had invited fake friends, relatives, and even parents. His parents were played by an elderly couple who had agreed to do the job on the condition that "they would keep whatever gifts they received in the wedding." Plus, Sondhi had told his wife that he was a banker. That wasn't true. And he was simultaneously married to another woman. He lived with wife #2 during the week, and wife #1 on weekends. [Times of India]
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Banksy Arrest Hoax
Posted by The Curator on Sat Feb 23, 2013
A press release posted yesterday on PRLog.com announced that not only had Banksy been arrested (on charges of vandalism, conspiracy, racketeering and counterfeiting), but that his identity had been revealed—his real name supposedly being "Paul William Horner." The press release was a hoax, but a number of media outlets ran with the story before cottoning on to the deception. A humor site, IYWIB.com, appears to be behind the hoax. How a Fake Press Release Convinced the Internet Banksy Had Been Arrested betabeat.com The release stated that Banksy is a 39-year-old Bristol man named Paul William Horner, and he'd been arrested during a police sting. But the document is riddled with inconsistencies,…
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Chili Finger Lady back in the news
Posted by The Curator on Fri Feb 22, 2013
Remember Anna Ayala? She was the woman who, back in 2005, concocted the story about finding a human finger in a bowl of Wendy's chili. That story got her 4 years in prison. Looks like she's back in the news, and again for lying to the police. This time she came up with a story about how her son was shot in the foot by an assailant. The truth, however, was that her son shot himself in the foot, but he wasn't allowed to possess a gun because of a burglary conviction, so she was trying to cover for him. If Ayala and her son had told the truth, the son would have been in trouble…
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Horse milk taking the gourmet scene by storm!
Posted by The Curator on Fri Feb 22, 2013
Horses, of course, do produce milk. And horse milk is considered a delicacy in some cultures. However, this site extolling the virtues of horse milk seems pretty clearly to be tongue-in-cheek: taste test show that consumers clearly prefer horse milk to dog and cat milk, and we know that consumers are tiring of ordinary bovine lactation. Clearly, horse milk is no flash in the pan. As a gourmet food, horse milk is very expensive but worth the extra cost. Unlike cows, horses have only two teats and a 1,400 lb. mare will produce less than a quart of the precious liquid each day... In the dairy industry it has long been observed that there is…
For Sale: The Minnesota Iceman
Posted by The Curator on Thu Feb 21, 2013
In an obscure corner of the site, I have a brief blurb about a hoax from the 1960s — the Minnesota Iceman. It was "a strange creature frozen in ice... exhibited at carnivals throughout the Midwest. It appeared to be some kind of neanderthal man." My blurb ends by noting, "Its current whereabouts are not known." But this is no longer true! A few days ago it popped up for sale on eBay. The seller wanted $20,000 for it. And apparently the seller got that much, because it's already sold. I have no idea who bought it, but if they were willing to pay that much, they must have felt pretty sure…
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Bigfoot researcher finds novel way to get published
Posted by The Curator on Wed Feb 20, 2013
Good grief! This is kinda sad. Melba Ketchum fancies herself a bona fide scientist. But her subject-of-choice is Bigfoot, which immediately exiles her to the crackpot fringe of science. For which reason, she found that she couldn't get her paper on her "Sasquatch genome study" published anywhere. So what did she do? She created her own journal, the DeNovo Journal of Science. But instead of admitting she created it, she's pretending that it's some kind of independent journal. The problem: her Bigfoot-DNA paper is the one and only article this "journal" has ever published. A Texas Geneticist Apparently Invented a Science Journal to Publish Her DNA Proof of Bigfoot dallasobserver.com…
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Do not push this button!
Posted by The Curator on Wed Feb 20, 2013
Here's a prank that's also an interesting experiment in social psychology. In the middle of a busy public square, a big sign over a red button says, "DO NOT PUSH THIS BUTTON." Of course, random people walking by inevitably do push the button. At which point, everyone in the square appears to drop dead. So what does the person who pushed the button do? Does he/she try to help the people? No. Every single person who pushed the button runs away, as if trying to escape being found out. The prank was filmed in a square in Rio de Janeiro. The TV presenter Silvio Santos provides a narration (in portuguese). More info at forbes.com.…
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The Fake Beggar of Gothenburg
Posted by The Curator on Wed Feb 20, 2013
Over in Gothenburg, Sweden, locals were puzzled by a homeless person begging for money at the train station, who, upon closer inspection, turned out to be a doll. Police thought it might be some kind of fraud (i.e. a homeless people using a mannequin to beg for him). But it turned out to be the work of a 13-year-old kid, Adam, who created it as "something fun" for a school art project. Brings to mind Alan Abel's Omar the Beggar hoax. The english-language article didn't have a picture of Adam and his "fake beggar," but I found one at a swedish-language site. Gothenburg teen behind 'homeless…
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Car goes through ice on live TV
Posted by The Curator on Tue Feb 19, 2013
Although this may appear to be footage from a newscast, it's actually a video purposefully designed to go viral, created by a Danish pr firm calling itself PublicAttack. On its youtube page you can find the same actor appearing in its other videos. The car going through the ice is apparently a CG effect.
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After a near week long man hunt and a police chase on Monday, Ernest Schmidt and Dawn Morgan faced a judge Monday morning
Schmidt is the prime suspect in last Wednesday's robbery at an east side Auto Zone that left one man dead and another in the hospital.
Schmidt is facing several charges including 1st degree murder and 2nd degree kidnapping. It's been revealed that Schmidt also had another alias. His record includes arrests under the name Edward Coffey with an age difference of 13 years.
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I made this recipe up one day out of the contents of my cupboard. It is the most delicious, and most easy Indian curry ever, and I love it. In the past 3 months I've served it to company 3 times, and have made it for my family 5 times. My family likes it, and I end up eating all the leftovers, which makes me extra happy.
2 large carrots, chopped
1 large onion, chopped
4 large potatoes, chopped
5 garlic cloves, minced
1 cup of frozen peas
1 can of stewed tomatoes
1 can coconut milk
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 cup dried green lentils
4 cups liquid, as in water or stock
4 teaspoons flavored bouillon, as in chicken or veggie
2 heaping tablespoons Yellow Curry seasoning
2 tablespoons olive oil
Saute onion and garlic in olive oil until soft.
Throw in liquid, bouillon, curry seasoning, coconut milk, sugar, and lentils.
Stir it all up, then throw in chopped veggies and stewed tomatoes. Stir some more.
Bring to a rolling boil then let simmer for 45 minutes, until lentils and taters are soft. Serve over brown or jasmine rice.
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This looks like a really yummy recipe. I am sure I will give it a try soon, I love cooking with lentils.
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Thanks heather!! I don't know what I did to deserve that comment, but it was lovely.
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Holy yum! I think we'll be eating this this week.
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Mexico was eliminated from the 2013 Confederations Cup after a 2-0 loss on Wednesday to host nation Brazil, but that reportedly didn't stop them from having some fun. Reports surfaced that El Tri found their way to a strip club after the loss to lift their spirits.
It wouldn't shock me in the least bit if the report was true, but Mexico head coach Jose Manuel de la Torre was quick to call the rumors false.
"No. We don't have a report on that. It's not like there's even time to do that," he said, via beIN Sports.
With the loss, Mexico was eliminated from the tournament. They have one final game against Japan before packing it up and focusing back on World Cup qualifying, but the El Tri coach isn't ready to call this journey a failure.
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1 Photography has always got a couple of main subjects of interests above others, one of which is of naked or semi naked people, majority female. When I browse the galleries I often come across pics of naked ladies in really poorly lit/composed/exposed well, just crap really (subjective I know) pictures. Are the people who take these pictures photographers or just dodgy old geezers getting kicks from getting some young sort around to flash their bits?
2 Landscapes, when I look at some of the landscape pics, the really stunning eye catching ones, I think, yes, thats stunning, but I have never seen a scene like that in real life, is it real, or just a jumble of other images processed together and then to death?
Its a shame I cant show a couple of examples without upsetting anyone, and of course I understand this
Am I the only one?
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Quote: 1 Photography has always got a couple of main subjects of interests above others, one of which is of naked or semi naked people, majority female. ...
Should have started way before photography and just goes on - from cave paintings actually
Yeah, but cant give examples Keith without offending people, I've asked this of you before and you sent me a raw file, but it would need to be one of a pic posted in the gallery to compare etc
Thing is, i'd like to see the pic and say, OK, lets see the raw file
I agree 100%. I wonder myself why some one would want to take photo's of nothing but nude women and girls day in day out. ? Is taking pictures of nude women a substitute for being successful with women?
Or is it a way of demonstrating domination or power over women?
Also, a beautiful landscape should stand up for itself with perhaps a few minor tweaks and not trying to turn it into something that resembles another planet.
Just thank your lucky stars that there aren't too many pics of naked or semi-naked ladies flashing their wobbly bits in badly composed but stunningly over-processed landscapes yet.
Although that could just be the next big trend on EPZ ..........
What on earth are you insinuating, Patters? That the motives of middle aged men paying to spend a couple of hours with a naked young woman half their age may not be entirely photographic? Surely not...
Patters you are assuming that all photographers who take these pictures of naked women are men................let me enlighten you.......I am female, not a pervert, in my earlier career as a photographer I took studio images of naked women and shock horror naked men..............does this make me a dirty old geezer also...........the majority of the images I took were for commercial reasons and I took no sexual pleasure in taking them at all..............it was pure business.......most of the studio time was taken up with the technical side of the shoot............ I should point out that all my models were over the age of 18 and willing participants....
I still find it sad that this genre of photography is always looked upon as something dirty....or is just a British thing.........
Just look at the work of Damien Lovegrove, Trevor Yerbury and EPZ members John Tisbury, RichSR and many others who produce stunning work.....it is beautiful to look at...........
Are you also saying the great artists and painters of centuries ago were perverts.................
Quote: Is taking pictures of nude women a substitute for being successful with women? Or is it a way of demonstrating domination or power over women?
What planet do you live on. Naked ladies have been painted, sculpured and looked at since Genesis, and you think its all about dirty old men ogling females. yOU HAVE A DIRTY MIND......!
people keep using the word "pervert" like its a bad thing...
Mind laundry would be completely unnecessary thing here While not justifying OP author's ethically doubtful suggestions I see their position in slightly different light. Great masters of past and present left us with beautiful images of naked human body, but history shamefully sweeps under the carpet many more vulgar presentations of human nature. Unfortunately, many authors of this sort of pictures enjoy a strong shield of human sexual interest and taboos in standing for their "art". Honestly, can anyone say that they saw the same amount of constructive criticism of naked nature as they see of any other type of photography? As for landscapes - I find myself in disagreement with OP author. Memories in most cases are brighter than realities, and this may reflect in photographer's vision of the subject.
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Pope's resignation stuns NH Catholics
New Hampshire Catholics said they were surprised, including five students from Magdalen College in Warner who arrived in Rome Saturday to begin several weeks of study.
On Sunday, they were at St. Peter's Square to hear the 85-year-old Benedict say his weekly Angelus prayer. Twenty-four hours later, the announcement came.
"It's kind of crazy to think you come here and all of a sudden, it's a huge news story," said Baron Torres, a sophomore at the college. The students are lodging at a convent outside Rome, and Torres said he kept doubting what the receptionist told him Monday morning.
"You would think the Pope is supposed to stay on his seat until the day he dies," Torres said.
Others disagreed.
"There is a time to step down, even in the Catholic church," said William Fahey, president of the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in Merrimack. "In his resignation, he is teaching us one more thing."
He dismissed any suggestion that there is more to the story.
Michele Dillon, a scholar of Catholicism and professor of sociology at the University of New Hampshire, said the resignation makes sense, given the mental and physical energy necessary to fulfill the job. The Pope had slowed down recently and started using a cane and a wheeled platform to take him up the long aisle in St. Peter's, Reuters reported.
In a statement, New Hampshire Bishop Peter Libasci asked for prayers for the Pope and said Benedict always emphasized the Church's deep traditions and 2,000 years of history.
Became Pope in 2005
Benedict was elevated to Pope in 2005, after spending years as head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. There, he earned the nickname "God's Rottweiler" for his insistence on strict adherence to Catholic teaching.
As Pope, Benedict angered Muslims when he compared Islam with violence. Jews didn't like it when he rehabilitated a Holocaust denier. And the priest sex-abuse scandal continued throughout his papacy, especially in European countries.
Last year, Benedict's private butler leaked papers alleging corruption in Vatican business deals.
As Pope, Benedict adhered to established doctrine on topics such as homosexuality, priestly celibacy and women's ordination, Dillon said. And he bemoaned the rise of secularism in Europe and the Western world.
But he endorsed modernizing Vatican II and spoked against economic inequality. And there were no purges of liberals during Benedict's eight years.
"His kindness to liberals is one in not doing the things people thought he would do," said the Rev. Jerome Day OSB, a Benedictine at St. Anslem College who is also pastor at St. Raphael Church in Manchester.
St. Anselm connection
The announcement made for a sad day at the abbey at St. Anselm College, Day said.
When elected, the German-born Pope took the name of the founder of the Benedictine order, Day said. The Benedictines who came to New Hampshire to minister to Germans, he said, trace their spiritual home to Pope Benedict's native Bavaria.
"Across the board, there is gratitude among the monks at St. Anselm for the many good things he has done for us," Day said.
He said it will be interesting to see how the role of Pope-emeritus develops, and he said the former Pope would always be welcome to lecture at St. Anselm College.
The last Pope to resign willingly was Celestine V in 1294 after reigning for only five months. His resignation was known as "the great refusal" and was condemned by the poet Dante in the "Divine Comedy."
Gregory XII reluctantly abdicated in 1415 to end a dispute with a rival claimant to the papacy.
As soon as Palm Sunday?
In Rome, chief Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi indicated that the complex machinery of naming a new Pope will move quickly, not having to wait for elaborate funeral services.
He said Benedict would not try to influence the decision of the College of Cardinals, which will select a new Pope. A new leader could be elected as soon as Palm Sunday, on March 24, and be ready to take over by Easter a week later, Lombardi said.
The Magdalen College students are scheduled to depart Rome on March 8, but Torres said he would like to stay longer.
Torres said it would be intriguing to witness the election of a new Pope. But he said he would give it up for the security of keeping Benedict in place.
"I'm honestly scared for the church," he said.
Dillon said a new Pope will bring a fresh perspective to problems such as the priest shortage, the role of women in the church and the lack of faith among youth.
"Whoever responds to them, the hope is they do it in a creative way," the UNH professor said. "The church is all the time tweaking its doctrine."
Reuters News Service and Union Leader Correspondent Kimberly Houghton contributed to this article.
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|This article appears to contradict itself about whether "bufotoxin" refers only to the steroids or to all toxic substances found in toad venom. (March 2014)
Bufotoxins are a family of toxic steroid lactones found in the parotoid glands, skin and venom of many toads (genus Bufo); other amphibians; and some plants and mushrooms.[1] The exact composition varies greatly with the specific source of the toxin. It can contain: 5-MeO-DMT, bufagins, bufalin, bufotalin, bufotenin, bufothionine, epinephrine, norepinephrine, and serotonin. The term bufotoxin can also be used specifically to describe the conjugate of a bufagin with suberylargine.[2]
The toxic substances found in toads can be divided by chemical structure in two groups:
- bufadienolides which are cardiac glycosides (e.g. bufotalin, bufogenin)
- tryptamine related substances (e.g. bufotenin)
Toads known to secrete bufotoxin are:[citation needed]
- Bufo alvarius
- Bufo americanus
- Bufo arenarum
- Bufo asper
- Bufo blombergi
- Bufo boreas
- Bufo bufo
- Bufo bufo gargarizans
- Bufo formosus
- Bufo fowleri
- Bufo marinus
- Bufo melanostictus
- Bufo peltocephalus
- Bufo quercicus
- Bufo regularis
- Bufo valliceps
- Bufo viridis
- Bufo vulgaris
Extract from the skin of certain Asian toads, such as Bufo bufo gargarizans, is often found in certain Chinese folk remedies.
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Do you ever use things like social security numbers, phone numbers, credit card numbers, product codes, or postal codes in your workbooks? These are all examples of number codes—things that look like numbers, but that aren't intended to be used in formulas.
When you import or paste numbers codes like these into your workbook, Excel interprets them as numbers and applies a general or number format to them. As a consequence, any leading zeros are removed from the number codes, which is often not what you want. In this article, you'll learn how to retain leading zeros in number codes.
In addition, if you are using credit card numbers, or other number codes that contain 16 digits or more, you must use a text format instead of a number format. That's because Excel has a maximum of 15 digits of precision and will round any numbers that follow the 15th digit down to zero.
Number codes get into your Excel workbook in many ways. You might simply type them in, or copy and paste them from another program. Or, you might open a text file, or import data from a data source, such as an Access database. In many cases, Excel converts these number codes to a general or a number format. The default behavior of those formats is to remove any leading zeros and, depending on the length of the number, use scientific notation. Excel treats a number code as just another number, but you know that it's a number code, and that the leading zeros need to stay put.
You might not even see this happen if you are dealing with a long list of number codes. So it's important to be aware of the issue, especially when the data is used in databases or other programs. Although you can convert the number format to a text format, you may not want to convert numbers to text, especially if you have a large list of long numbers, because this can increase the size of your workbook.
If you want to resolve the issue just within the workbook because it's not used by other programs as a data source, you can use a custom or a special format to keep the leading zeros. This works for number codes that contain fewer than 16 digits,
In addition, you can separate some of the digits in your number codes with dashes by adding these dashes to the custom format. For example, to make a phone number more readable, you can add a dash between the international code, the country/region code, the area code, the prefix, and the last few numbers.
How to select a cell or a range
Click the first cell in the range, and then drag to the last cell, or hold down SHIFT while you press the arrow keys to extend the selection.
You can also select the first cell in the range, and then press F8 to extend the selection by using the arrow keys. To stop extending the selection, press F8 again.
Click the Select All button.
To select the entire worksheet, you can also press CTRL+A.
Note If the worksheet contains data, CTRL+A selects the current region. Pressing CTRL+A a second time selects the entire worksheet.
Select the first cell or range of cells, and then hold down CTRL while you select the other cells or ranges.
You can also select the first cell or range of cells, and then press SHIFT+F8 to add another nonadjacent cell or range to the selection. To stop adding cells or ranges to the selection, press SHIFT+F8 again.
Note You cannot cancel the selection of a cell or range of cells in a nonadjacent selection without canceling the entire selection.
Click the row or column heading.
You can also select cells in a row or column by selecting the first cell and then pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW key (RIGHT ARROW or LEFT ARROW for rows, UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW for columns).
Note If the row or column contains data, CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW key selects the row or column to the last used cell. Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW key a second time selects the entire row or column.
Press CTRL+HOME to select the first cell on the worksheet or in an Excel list.
Press CTRL+END to select the last cell on the worksheet or in an Excel list that contains data or formatting.
Tip To cancel a selection of cells, click any cell on the worksheet.
Tip You can also click Special, and then select Zip Code, Zip Code + 4, Phone number, or Social Security Number.
Find more information about custom codes, see Create or delete a custom number format.
If you are using another program that opens your workbook as a data source, you should see how that program handles leading zeros.
For example, suppose you want to use a list of addresses in a workbook as the data source for a Mail Merge operation, and one of the columns is a zip code with a custom format of 00000. In this scenario, Access keeps the leading zeros, but Word removes the leading zeros. In the case of Word, you can specify a calculated column as the postal code field in the Mail Merge operation to ensure that the leading zeros are not removed.
For more information about the TEXT function, see TEXT function.
To further complicate the matter, Excel has a maximum precision of 15 significant digits, which means that for any number containing 16 or more digits, such as a credit card number, the last digit is rounded down to zero.
Even if you use a custom number format, the number is still rounded down to zero when there is no leading zero.
In the case of number codes that are 16 digits or larger, you must use a text format. To do this, you can do one of two things:
For a small set of number codes, you can type an apostrophe character (') in front of the number code and then add back the leading zeros.
In Step 3 of the Text Import Wizard (On the Data tab, in the Get External Data group, click From Text), you can select the column of data that contains the credit card number, and then explicitly choose a Text column data format.
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