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Hull and proud: Has our city ever had it so good?
Posted: March 27, 2014|
Siemens, UK City of Culture, Hull City at Wembley ... is this the best ever time for Hull? Kevin Shoesmith reports on a remarkable few months for the city.
IT HAS been a heck of a few months for Hull. The city is celebrating a series of positive announcements and developments which are set to create a massive jobs boost and huge economic growth.
The feel-good factor has led to civic and business leaders suggesting there has been no better time for Hull.
Major positives for the city include:
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• Global wind farm giant Siemens signing a £310m deal to build a huge turbine factory in Alexandra Dock and a blade-making facility to Paull, creating 1,000 jobs;
• Hull being named UK City of Culture 2017, which is estimated to be worth £60m to the visitor economy in 2017 and up to £184m over the next five years;
• Hull City making it through to an FA Cup semi-final – and with it a trip to Wembley – for the first time since 1930;
• The go-ahead being given for the electrification of the railway line between Hull and Selby, helping strengthen trade links and improve commuter journeys.
Meanwhile, major improvements are earmarked for key roads, including the £160m upgrade of the A63 at Castle Street, while our children are being taught in excellent facilities created under the £400m Building Schools for the Future programme.
Only last week, The Sunday Times hailed Hull as a city "full of hidden surprises" in its Best Places to Live in Britain guide.
It seems, after years of being the butt of cruel jokes, Hull is having the last laugh.
And who best to sing – or rather shout – Hull's praises than town crier Michael Wood, in one of the city's most prominent spots.
Responding to a special request by the Mail, Mr Wood took to Queen Victoria Square to spread the feel-good factor and deliver a rousing speech to lunchtime shoppers yesterday.
Mr Wood said: "With everything happening, it's just a brilliant time to live in Hull.
"You will always get your cynics in life, but what can people complain about now?
"Hull has changed from a fishing port to a curious tourist spot. I say curious because few people, until they turn up, know how great a place it is."
Positive vibes are being felt by the city's hard-working business community, too.
David Hooper, external affairs manager of the Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce, summed up Hull's turnaround in one word: "remarkable".
He said: "It's a very exciting time for the city.
"There is no question about it. Hull is heading in the right direction and that will have positive, knock-on effects for everyone.
"The chamber has detected a real buzz and members are much more positive," he said.
Now, Mr Hooper suggests the focus must be on ensuring local people land a good proportion of the jobs that are being created.
"Our new president Tim Durkin is keen to push this during his year of office," he said.
Colleges and other training establishments will be playing a key role in ensuring Siemens have a waiting, rich recruitment pool.
Jeanette Dawson, OBE, principal and chief executive of Bishop Burton College, said "We welcome the announcement from Siemens and look forward to providing a thriving energy industry with a skilled workforce who are prepared for the demands of the sector.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for young people in the region in particular and we welcome the transformation this will bring about in the local skills market.
"Bishop Burton, as a purely vocational skills provider, is already training the construction workers, engineers, business people and apprentices that will be needed in the supply chain."
Bishop Burton College is setting up a new Sustainable Technologies Centre focusing on Environmental Technologies.
Staff say the centre will provide an "exciting and stimulating learning environment" in which students can explore the science of energy and sustainability.
• Town crier Mr Wood is inviting city residents to write a speech singing the praises of Hull.
He said: "I invite the people of Hull to contact me with their speech, which must be a maximum of 125 words, as dictated by town crier competition rules. I will then choose the best bits and, hopefully, turn it into an award-winning cry."
Email Mr Wood at firstname.lastname@example.com
Hull is back on the international map
Darryl Stephenson, the chief executive of Hull City Council, said: "We are seeing a genuine renaissance in Hull. Not only in terms of the potential economic benefits and jobs that Siemens and ABP's wind turbine factories and our City of Culture status will bring to the region, but also in terms of the way the city is perceived by the wider world.
"A city that has appeared dormant for 20 years has woken up, raised its profile, and is getting the recognition it deserves.
"Big things are happening here. The Siemens deal for Green Port Hull and City of Culture for 2017 are both part of a wider ten-year economic action plan for the city, the City Plan.
"Through our City Plan, which launched in May last year, we aim to improve Hull's economy, create 7,500 jobs and attract £1bn of investment.
"Our aspirations are to improve life for everybody who lives in Hull by making it the leading UK energy city and a world-class visitor destination.
"We're also working to help our residents to make their money go further, to provide support to the people and families that most need it.
"Add all of this to the railway line electrification that will connect Hull to the UK's high-speed rail network, the Castle Street improvements with the iconic footbridge reconnecting the marina to the city centre, the education improvements and Hull City football club winging its way to Wembley, and it's safe to say that Hull has re-established its place on the international map once and for all."
The buzz about Hull
A handful of comments from this site on Hull's changing fortunes:
Jabbawocky: Come on, people, the facts are out there. This has been a cross-party venture and I applaud all involved no matter what party they came from. The electrification of the rail lines would not have happened if Siemens were not going ahead with this project. Same goes for the upgrading of the roads. It has all come together nicely.
hull_lad_84: I am a critic of Hull, but this is the shot in the arm it has long needed. My company manufacture components for Aerospace, automotive and power generation, so we will monitor this project with great interest.
stantheman: As a poster who has often criticised Hull City Council for a lack of following things through and promising "jam tomorrow", I would like to congratulate everyone who has worked behind the scenes to get Siemens here.


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Community Connection - March 2009
Nearly 70 HSC-Baylor College of Dentistry students and community preceptors gathered Jan. 23 at The Adolphus Hotel in Dallas for what could be described as a mini-reunion of sorts.
The event was the 2009 Preceptor Appreciation Luncheon, coordinated by the public health sciences department and the Baylor College of Dentistry Alumni Association.
The preceptor program started in 1983 and continues as a one-week selective course for D4 students. Students work at a private practice or public clinic to experience the day-to-day dynamics of dental practices. Most of the preceptors are located in Texas, with a few in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado and New Mexico. Participating students receive a stipend from HSC-BCD for travel, lodging and meals during their week.
A separate curriculum was developed this year to distinguish between private and public preceptorships. Some students choose two preceptorships so they can experience both private offices and community clinic settings, says Leeanna Bartlett, assistant professor and director of social services.
The January appreciation luncheon, held in conjunction with the Southwest Dental Conference, recognized the preceptors for their participation. Many dental students met up with their preceptors from last summer.
The group was addressed by fellow preceptor, alumnus and former part-time faculty member Dr. Jay Herrington, who owns a clinic in Palestine, Texas. He has served as a preceptor for many years and still keeps in touch with those who have visited him.
"This is a valuable program," Herrington says. "It complements the excellent clinical education provided at Baylor."
The primary goal of the preceptor program is to show students the relationship of a dental practice and the community where it is located. Students see how socioeconomic factors and community resources can affect patient care, and how they as health care providers can serve the community.
That community relationship is exactly what students witness when they visit preceptor Dr. René Rosas in El Paso, Texas. His four community clinics hosted 12 HSC-BCD students last summer.
"The students you send us are ladies and gentlemen," Rosas says. "They're very qualified; they're very sensitive to our population. They roll up their sleeves and work."
In turn, the students benefit from the experience. Students who visit Rosas always rave about their experience, and his preceptor positions are the first to fill, says Dr. Daniel Jones, professor and chair of public health sciences.
Preceptorships in private practices also help students observe and learn dental practice management such as office administration and practice philosophy. The students may treat patients, but often it's the business management aspects that are most beneficial.
"I don't want to show a lot of dentistry; Baylor produces great clinicians," Herrington says. "I want to show how an office works and where that person will fit into dentistry."
Last year 73 students participated in the preceptor program. Bartlett says enrollment is already underway for this summer.

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So after a little inspiration from This Post, I decided to do some sketches based on the descriptions.
First one is a cross between a haunted house, and that toad that gives birth from off it's back. [It's why there's little ghosties flowing from it's…Roof?]
It's a Ghost/Fairy type Legendary, that has the signature move "Night Trap" where it grabs an opposing Pokemon with it's tongue, and forces it to stay in battle, as well as doing wrap-like damage for up to 5 turns, while also Paralyzing/Confusing the target. Since it's also a "House" of sorts, but only has ill will towards others, I made up an Ability for it called False Shelter which causes any move that could protect either your teammates or yourself fail, no matter what, because I'm a horrible person. [I'd at least give it crap speed and defenses in order to be fair though, this thing is a monster otherwise]
The other two are the ideas for the Fire/Ice Cake Pokemon idea, and i thought up a split evolution line so all of them could be in the same family.
The little cake dood in the lower left corner would normally evolve into the nervous guy on the right, and both would have Filter in order not to get hit as hard by Rock or Ground moves, and stupid high HP, Defense, and Sp. Defense in order to be a pretty good wall.
HOWEVER, if it's traded with the pre-evo of the pokemon above it (Which I still need to draw, CRAP), both trainers get the pokemon in the upper right corner, which evolves to the pokemon to the left, which is…Dragon/Fire? Fire/Ice?….Poison/Ice? No idea really, but I do know it's gonna learn Sludge Wave, no matter what, STAB be danged!
No idea what I'm gonna name any of these, but the fun was more in drawing them, so there's that ^^


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Los Angeles
Los Angeles is one of the most interesting cities in the world for drinking. Forget Las Vegas and a trunk full of drugs -- a few bars in LA will show you the whole spectrum of the American dream: The fame of Hollywood, the fortune of the Financial District, the brutal concrete of everything underneath and bars full of people climbing as hard as they can. What other cities couldn't offer in years, LA can give you in a day. And I know, because with one spare day after a conference, I took that offer.
The first stop was obviously the Hollywood sign, and if you didn't already know that, welcome to our planet. I declined offers of a "Star Tour," because if I wanted to be driven around in a cramped bus and explicitly not allowed out to see people, I'd get myself sent to prison (where there wouldn't be as many tourists). And while the houses of the rich and famous are very impressive, it's not so easy to get a drink -- you get the strong feeling that anyone who's meant to drink around there has burly men in suits to get it for them ... men with shades and earpieces who spent a lot of time glaring at me, because in that part of town being carless is apparently worse than being homeless. I found a tourist bar whose drinks were a perfect match for the area: very pretty, very expensive and with ridiculously fake names.
But you don't really see a city from its landmarks, so I rode the Red Line downtown to see the real city. And if Hollywood was fame, this was the fortune. The office towers look like '90s computer graphics: simply too clean and perfect to be real. Wealth was everywhere, especially in the fruit juice shops selling wheat-germinated energy-boosting "intelligence guarana shot" kiwi swirl for $15 a glass. Which was a great argument for going to the bar a real drink -- LA is the only place I've been where whiskey is cheaper than fruit juice, and at least alcohol does what it claims to. After an invigorating refresher in a business bar and overhearing the word "networking" more times in one establishment than in the rest of my life put together, I continued my stroll. That's when the LA Tourism Board tried to kill me.
To boost the already impressive tourism, they've declared whole areas of the town "districts" -- the Jewelry district, Fashion District and Toy District. I saw some signs for the latter and needed a few gifts, so I headed that way and found that something hasn't been so badly misnamed since thermonuclear warheads were relisted as "landscaping tools."
The "Toy District" signs lead to peeling warehouses of the exact kind RoboCop busts into to shoot drug dealers. And half the traffic signs in the city are telling people this is where the toys are. I saw a couple walking around horrified with a kid who was exactly one wrong turn away from becoming Batman. I powered straight through, which was like cutting through Dante's Inferno by sledding downhill, into a district that doesn't have a cute tourist nickname because DC already copyrighted Crime Alley.
In four blocks, I saw 10 people just lying in the street, not in the artful handout "please give" pose but the direct "this is where I fell down" heap. In four blocks, there were three shelters. While passing a heavy shutter marked "GENERAL AUTO DEALING," I heard the circular saws and angle-grinders advertising its true name as "STOLEN CARS CHOPPED WHILE YOU WAIT." I passed two ambulances with staff working hard, but not in any particular hurry.
After swinging back uptown enough to sit down with a reasonable chance of getting up again, it was time for a drink. I'd just witnessed the entire spectrum of the American dream in one day, and that's the sort of thing that makes you think. And that's the sort of activity that could use a whiskey.
Whiskey is the thinking man's drink. It's everything beer is, but far more so, and notice how "everything" is never just "alcohol." Beer can be consumed to celebrate, but a shot of whiskey is an instant mood changer. It's like a stick shift for your mental gear -- pull one back and you're in a deeper, more powerful mode. It's also a great way to cushion mental shocks, so that's what I did. And then I moved on to the way all the best things should be used: slowly.
Sipping a beer can help you think, but whiskey is for full-on contemplation. Ordering a good whiskey isn't just a purchase, it's a commitment to spending the next little while doing nothing but sitting, savoring and speculating on what just happened to you. And drinking in a new city is like being in court -- you have to go to the bar to find people who really know what's going on. Just try not to do both in the same trip. Sitting at the bar invites a real education from the area, especially in LA. I hadn't been there a minute before another guy took down his own mood-shifter, and within seconds he was venting about his lack of auditions and how the restaurant he worked in was making him pull double shifts.
This was fantastic! I'd never met such a real-life cliche before, and as an Irishman who immigrated to America and drinks whiskey that's bloody saying something. This was a walking, talking stereotype. Questions leaped to my mind: Did he know he was a one-dimensional character? How did that feel? We got to talking, but every suggestion that he might maybe want to go and do something else was met with blatant incredulity. How would he make it as an actor anywhere else?
He told you everything you need to know about LA. You can achieve anything from the greatest fame to anonymous business-suited fortune, but the safety net is made of concrete, and people will still go for it. And no matter what they see, they wholeheartedly believe that they will still make it. Because the only alternative is not to try at all.
I won't just drink to that, I already have. And of course I obliged him. In one man he was more self-help course than a hundred empowerment-seminar speakers, and if he doesn't get ticket sales or an audition, I figured he should at least get something out of this. LA is a fantastic place to drink, but as for living there, results may vary.


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Johnny Winter's career started early. When he was ten, he and his brother Edgar Winter appeared on a Texas children's program, singing Everly Brothers songs and playing ukulele. He hasn't let up since (and neither has Edgar, whose mutant blues anthems like "Frankenstein" can be readily heard by flipping on any classic rock radio station).
At 69, the elder Winter is still recording and performing, having survived years of hard living befitting his bluesy style. Few artists of the rock era can lay as much claim to the preservation of the blues as Winter, whose collaborations with Muddy Waters (particularly 1977's "Hard Again") showcase an artist whose appreciation of the blues is foundational, and avoid the glitzy sheen that so often was applied to blues pioneers when younger, hipper artists tried to sell them to the kiddos.
We caught up with Winter from his tour bus and discussed his ties to independent record stores, and his most recent album, "Roots," produced by guitarist and chief collaborator Paul Nelson, which features Vince Gill, Warren Haynes, John Popper (of Blues Traveler), Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi and more. We also got him to give us a taste of what blues rockers he roped in for a forthcoming sequel to the record.
Johnny Winter will be making a special appearance at Zia Chandler, 1940 W. Chandler Boulevard, Chandler, Arizona, on Sunday, July 28th at 5PM. Stop by to say hello to Johnny and get your copy of "Roots" signed.
Zia Records: You have a special connection to record stores. Could you talk a little bit about how record stores influenced you career?
Johnny Winter: Well, I got all kinds of blues [records] at record stores, and I still love 'em.
Do you still make it a point to stop into record stores and pick stuff up while touring around the country?
Oh, not so much anymore. I've got all the blues records I need.
Your latest, "Roots," finds you working with all sorts of modern bluesmen and blueswomen. I imagine people like Derek Trucks, Warren Haynes, Susan Tedeschi, view you as a blues legend. Did it feel like you were coming full circle with this one? You started off working with Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker and helped turn young people on to their music. Do you feel like younger people are getting turned on to yours thanks to projects like this?
Oh yeah. And that's a good feeling, too. It's a real nice feeling. ["Roots"] was a lot of fun to make. I knew all the songs [I wanted to play] and it was really great to make.
Do you have a favorite song from "Roots?"
No, I don't. [Laughs] I like all of them.
Do you feel like there are any people making the blues now helping to keep blues alive?
There are people [doing it]. The blues will always be alive. It's been alive since the 1900s.
Are you working on a sequel to the "Roots" album?
Oh yeah, we're finished. We're through with it. We're going to send it out in the next few months. It's got Billy Gibbons [of ZZ Top], Brian Setzer [of the Stray Cats/solo], Mark Knopfler [of Dire Straits], Dr. John, a whole bunch of people on it. It was fun to do. I like it better than the first one, and I liked the first one just fine. This one's even better I think.
You've had a long career. If you had to nail down your favorite project, what would it be?
That's easy. The Muddy Waters stuff. I loved his music, I loved him as a person, and it was so much fun to make those records together.
Johnny Winter will be making a special appearance at Zia Chandler, 1940 W. Chandler Boulevard, Chandler, Arizona, on Sunday, July 28th at 5PM. Stop by to say hello to Johnny and get your copy of "Roots" signed.


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I GOT THE APPRENTICESHIP AT 2SEASONS (REALLY AWESOME SKATE,SURF,SNOWBOARD SHOP) so chuffed!
so nervous!
I have an interview today for a job/apprenticeship i REALLY want. Been going over my answers probably a little too much and now started to stumble over my words argh!
So thought i would relief tension by writing a small bit on here
Wish me luck!
seriously considering getting pet rats :)


text: This morning I entered the "Ultra Violet" codes from the blu-ray discs I received for Christmas into VUDO. I must admit I really like this new in the cloud service and being able to stream my new discs on many other devices. Doing so made me think more about Walmart's VUDO DVD to digital service and am now thinking about taking some of my favorite DVD's to Walmart to convert to digital. Has anyone done this and if so how good is the service? Any regrets? I'm even thinking about converting some and selling the discs to save space having outdated SD DVD discs laying around.


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Get the Best of Apple Mountain Lion Now—On Macs and PCs
There's more than one way to get your computer in "the cloud."
CREDIT: Sean Captain
Like Microsoft with Windows 8, Apple recently announced its next operating system, called Mountain Lion. Though not a major upgrade, it includes a number of handy new features. The software comes out later this summer, but you can get similar — often better — tools on your Mac (or PC) now by installing a few excellent apps. Each has a paid offering with extra features, but they also have free versions that may provide all you need.
Mac Feature: Reminders
Alternative: Remember the Milk
Reminders is a "To Do" feature, already on the iPad and iPhone, that is coming to Mountain Lion. You can organize tasks into separate lists, view them by List or by Date and mark them as completed.
Remember the Milk (RTM) is another easy-to-use task manager, accessed through its website, Web browser plugins, a Gmail widget, email, Twitter and mobile apps for phones and tablets. It has an impressive selection of advanced features not found in Apple's Reminders app. Smart Add, for example, saves you from filling in multiple fields: You just type one line such as "Pick up dry cleaning on Tuesday at 6 p.m." Smart Lists can organize tasks based on criteria, such as all items that you can complete on your computer.
Mac Feature: Notes
Alternative: Evernote
Notes is another app that originated on the iPhone and iPad and is now finding its way to the Mac. It provides a virtual legal pad you can jot items on. A list of all the notes you've created allows you to select which you'd like to view or edit.
Evernote is a note-taker that has evolved to do much more. It's accessible through a website and apps for Mac or Windows computers, Android phones and tablets, and the iPhone and iPad. In addition to simple notes, Evernote entries can also contain Web pages, pictures, audio, and, with a paid subscription, files of any type, such as Microsoft Word or a video from your smartphone. Everything you enter syncs to Evernote's website so it is available on your other devices. Notes can be organized into Notebooks, which you can share with friends and family, or even make public.
Mac Feature: iCloud
Alternative: Dropbox
iCloud makes it easy to sync information between your Apple devices. With the new Mountain Lion update, it now also behaves like an online or "cloud" hard drive, where you can store files and then retrieve them from other devices.
Dropbox is a popular service that uses an app to synchronize files between a folder on your computer and one in the cloud, which can then be synchronized to tablets, phones or other computers. Dropbox is also a backup system that allows you to restore previous versions of files, as well as a service to share files publicly or with friends and family. The free version provides 2 gigabytes of storage. You can gain more with a subscription or by inviting your friends to join.
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Mubarak: Muslim Brotherhood poses threat on Egypt security
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said the Muslim Brotherhood poses a threat to the country's security and Egypt would face isolation in the world if the Islamist movement became more powerful.
In an interview published on Thursday, the Egyptian leader said people would leave Egypt with their money, investment would stop and unemployment rise if the Brotherhood -- Egypt's strongest opposition party -- gained in influence.
"The trend of the outlawed Brotherhood group poses a threat to Egypt's security because it adopts a religious approach," Mubarak told the weekly el-Osbu magazine. "If we assume that there is a rise in this trend we will see a repeat in Egypt of other experiences ... of regimes representing political Islam ... and many would flee with their money, and investments would stop and unemployment would rise."
"Egypt would be totally isolated from the world," Mubarak commented.
The president said this was why he is proposing to enshrine in the constitution a ban on political parties based on religion and the use of religious slogans in elections. "We support a civil state in which everyone enjoys the rights of citizenship ..., " he added.
Top Headlines
- Egypt: Muslim Bortherhood members arrested
- Egypt: Additional members of Muslim Brotherhood detained
- Mubarak vows more reforms as Muslim Brotherhood urges voters to replace him
- Egypt: Five more Muslim Brotherhood members arrested as Mubarak prepares for Europe tour
- Muslim Brotherhood leaders trial postponed by Egyptian court


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you ever have one of those days where you just want to delete your entire friends list.
and start over? or is that just me.
to have someone who understood. someone who got the guilt. the agony, the human brain's inability to forget the things that will tear it apart.
i've had writer's block for four years now.
i'm dying inside.
- Romantic
- Extremely caring for their special person
- Sensitive, so you better turn on your cry-radar
- Very loyal
- Prefer serious relationships, but quite often end up somewhere else (maybe because they are such dreamers?..)
- Their sensitivity and intuition allows them to see through people, so quite often Pisces individuals can see the truth even if you are not saying it
now i have to re-train myself on how to sleep.
As a Muslim, I'm sick of people asking me how I feel about 9/11. What do you want me to say, seriously? Do you want me to say, "It was a great plan, mwahahaha!" before I fly off on a magic carpet?
I was born and raised in this country and was just as shocked as everyone else to learn there were people on this earth so vile as to commit such a horrific attack - or to even think about doing it. But I didn't do it. Neither did 99.999999999 percent of the roughly 1.5 billion people in the world who also call themselves Muslims. So why should I or any other Muslim apologize for what happened?
Nickleback is planning on releasing another album. Should I ask white people to apologize for that?"—Aman Ali
it would have to be dreamland by sarah dessen. i feel like i can read that book every single day of my life and still find something new in it. i can relate to the subject matter. i feel like every relationship i've ever had leads me back to this book. depressing, but thrilling.


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Wopular is an
online newspaper rack,
giving you a summary view of the top headlines from the top news sites.
Senh Duong (Founder)Wopular,
Todd Chrisley is known to keep his children in line.
On his hit reality show, Chrisley Knows Best, the proud dad is not afraid to speak his mind in regards to his kids' fashion,
Halloween might not be until Friday, but that isn't stopping Demi Lovato and Ariana Grande from getting into the spooky spirit a little bit early.
"I would like to run a small Caribbean nation — somewhere with a military," the mogul joked. "I'll take care of that guy who called me 'Harvey Scissorhands' "read more
Tom's daughter was bummed that she couldn't be Han Solo for Hallowe'en, so Tom rose to the challenge and offered to accompany her as Princess Leia.
Read the rest
Officer Sean Harrington of Martinez California Highway Patrol says that when he stole nude photos from the cell phone of a woman he'd traffic-stopped and then shared them with other CHP officers, that he was just playing "a game" that is widespead in the force.
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A backyard twig tucked into a skein of yarn in a vase becomes a family tree, while paper birds hold a clothesline full of photos. (Add glass beads to the vase for weight if needed.) The photos are mounted on rectangles of cardstock that have been folded over the clothesline and given a decorative trim.
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Sketch of the day - 'Wild Thing' - I plan on inking and colouring this one, but not today. I was also going to do a digital painting rather than post this for sketch of the day (I really want to do a portrait of the falcolf Sculd Bloodleaf) but my computer was just being a bit angsty about photoshop so I figured I'd skip the tearing out my hair part and post this. (Then go forth and move stuff off of my laptop's hard drive to make it less electronically constipated.) So, anyway, this is an African Wild Dog or Painted Hunting Dog. I find the 'dog' part of their name misleading but these are my most recent favoured species. (Not favourite but certainly favoured. I like them a lot.) I've known about this species since forever (since I grew up watching documentaries) but for some reason I never noticed how utterly gorgeous these animals are until about maybe a year ago. I watched a clip on youtube of three wild dogs in a zoo and abruptly realized "Hot damn, those are some magnificent creatures! Why didn't I notice this before?" It's not their crazy, awesome camouflage markings. Nope. It's their bodies and their amazing, incredibly peaceful society. These guys don't scrap over food like wolves do. They just munch quietly away. That's not to put down wolves (because wolves are fudging awesome and a lot less beastly than most people make them out to be) but it's pretty incredible for an animal to be so non-aggressive with its own kind. Even humans are probably more aggressive than African wild dogs are with their own kind. African wild dogs, to me, seem like the bonobos (creepy hippy chimps) of the canine world. They're also incredibly intelligent strategic hunters and amazingly fast endurance racers. You want an animal which can run full speed for five kilometres straight? Yep, African Wild Dogs can do that for you. (Well, so can wolves… and they can even run further… but this is pretty damn incredible for hot, scorching AFRICA.) Cheetahs (my other favourite African animal) can't do that. African Wild Dogs are like speed demons crossed with the best military strategists in history… crossed with hippies. Basically they're pretty badass and when they move, they truly are poetry in motion.
So also I had fun on this because I was crazy and drew an extended trot. Twist that body, twist! I don't know if African Wild Dogs can actually do a floating extended trot like this, but for this moment I don't care if floating trots are realistic or not. I'll care when I colour this!


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Bet they're feeling perky today.
It must be a pretty sweet life being a member of The Wanted; you get to go to Ibiza and shoot a video and get paid for it, you get to tour all over the country, have loads of girls fancy you and go out and get wasted in the middle of the week without worrying about getting up the next morning, throwing up on the tube and trying to have chips for breakfast in the office without anybody noticing.
Well, it seems like The Wanted chappies did exactly that last night.
"Studio done..time to get pissed!" Tweeted Tom.
"Everyone persuade @nathanthewanted to come out and get trashed with me :)"
With Nathan later admitting he'd been broken down by The Wantes fans' persuasive Tweeting;
"Ok ... I'm currently in a taxi with parker ... You win @TomTheWanted! Haha"
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About the Weekly Local Produce Box
-For $25, customers can purchase a share of local produce from our network of farmers in Louisiana & southern Mississippi. The produce in the box is a mix of naturally (organic methods, but not certified), conventionally, and (occasionally) certified organic fruits & vegetables.
-If you are coming to the market, no reservations/subscriptions are necessary. Just stop by the market on any of our days (Sat.-Sun 10am-5pm, Mon.- Fri. 10am-7pm) and pick up a weekly local produce box!
We do not have boxes on Friday (by choice) and we occasionally run out of boxes on Monday. To check availability on Mondays, head on over to our facebook page. We post every Monday morning to alert you to shortages or substitutions of the box.
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Alice Van Hoesen-Booth Endowed Library Fund
Established in 1986 by Ms. Alice V. H. Booth '36, in memory of her father, Henry Bartlett Van Hoesen, former Brown University Librarian; her mother, Ruth Hutchinson Van Hoesen; and her husband, Horace Richard Booth '36, for the purchase of library materials in the fields of bibliography and liberal arts.
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What is a book? : the study of early printed books / Joseph A. Dane


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Peter: Don't you ever get tired of being treated like a kid?
Edmund: We are kids.
My absolute favourite part of the movie. :)
Peter: What do you think happens back home… if you die here.
Requested by noteverybodylistens. :)
One of my favourite parts of the movie! :)
"The last time I didn't believe Lucy… I ended up looking pretty stupid."
Edmund: Hey, that's mine! From my chess set!
Peter: Which chess set?
Edmund: Well, I didn't exactly have a solid gold chess set in Finchley, did I?
"This is home, now I'm finally where I belong."
Next moment the luggage, the seat, the platform, and the station had completely vanished.


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Neti Pot (and Tap Water) Killed Two People in Louisiana
Photo: savingnaturally.com
For any of those die-hard Neti Pot fans out there (um, Eric, that means you), beware: using tap water with the sinus cleaning device is unsafe.
Last week, a 51-year-old woman in Louisiana died from an infection after using her Neti Pot with tap water that contained a brain-eating amoeba. The microbe, called Naegleria fowleri, the lives in warm freshwater environments like lakes, rivers and springs and causes an infection that leads to the destruction of brain tissue. This is the second case of a Neti Pot user dying from the amoeba in the last year. In June, a 20-year-old man who also used the sinus cleaner with contaminated tap water passed away.
While the deaths are frightening and shocking, it's worth noting that this particular type of infection is rare — and it's even rarer to get it from H2O from your faucet. (Typically, the disease is contracted by swimming or diving in warm freshwater that is contaminated.)
Dr. Raoult Ratard, the Louisiana State Epidemiologist, told the Associated Press that tap water is safe for drinking, but not for irrigating your nose. He went on to say that if you are rinsing or flushing your sinuses with a device like a Neti Pot, you should be using "distilled, sterile or previously boiled water with the irrigation solution."
As semi-religious users of sinus cleaning, we're taking Dr. Ratard's suggestions seriously. No more slacking off by using tap water for us — just filtered or boiled water from here on out.
Are you a Neti Pot lover? Are you good about only using filtered, boiled, or sterile water?
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technical capacities of the agencies to address some of the novel questions posed by the technology.
Appendix B lists the many components of the federal government that might have jurisdiction over some aspect of animal biotechnology. They include potentially four different centers within the FDA and two agencies in the U.S. Department of Agriculture that have some jurisdiction over the animal and/or human health impacts of animal biotechnology, depending on the nature and intended use of the product involved. In addition, some of these components of government, such as the FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM), have said that they will regulate the environmental impacts of the technology, but there are additional agencies that also might have a role on environmental issues, such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (ACE), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) in the Department of the Interior, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) in the Department of Commerce, and various state-level environmental and natural resource agencies.
Each of these agencies operates under its own distinct statutory mandate and mission, which necessarily influences the nature of the scientific questions that they will consider important in carrying out their responsibilities. In the case of transgenic fish, for example, the CVM claims primary jurisdiction over environmental issues, but the ACE has jurisdiction under the Rivers and Harbors Act over the siting of aquaculture facilities in navigable waters, where net pen salmon facilities commonly are found. Under this act, which gives the ACE broad discretion on whether and how to act on environmental matters, the ACE balances a host of concerns, including conservation and environmental impacts, and, like CVM, is subject to its own assessment requirement under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) in making siting decisions. The FWS and NMFS have regulatory roles under the Endangered Species Act to the extent that the siting of an aquaculture facility or any other government action could affect an animal on the endangered species list, such as Atlantic salmon. And the EPA already has invoked its Clean Water Act authority to regulate discharges from salmon aquaculture facilities in Maine (Lubber, 2000), and potentially could do so again with transgenic fish facilities.
Multiple agencies also are potentially involved in food safety aspects of animal biotechnology. While CVM claims jurisdiction over the genetic transformation of livestock under its animal drug authority, meat from slaughtered animals will be inspected by the Food Safety and Inspection Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. At the federal level, milk is under the jurisdiction of a different component of FDA, the Center for Food Safety and


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How Long Do I Wait To Get Tested After Swallowing Cum
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Ask the Experts
Accidentally Swallowed Cum of An HIV+Hello Dr.Recently I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend. He got himself tested for HIV with ELISA at first and it showed reactive but I was optimistic that it could be false positive because he looked very fine, no symptoms. So I continued having...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,Your boyfriend tested ELISA reactive (positive) and you decided to continue having unprotected oral and anal sex with him while waiting for his Western Blot (WB), because he looked fine and had no symptoms??? YIKES! Now his WB has returned... Read more »
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Australia: Rural Drug Users Wait Twice as Long Between HIV TestsAccording to a new study from Australia's National Drug and Alcohol Research Center, rural intravenous drug injectors typically wait twice as long between HIV tests as city IDUs. In addition, they are much more likely to rely on other users for... Read more »
California: HIV/AIDS Hospitalization Rates Drop; New Findings Also Show Infected Latinos Wait Too Long to Seek TreatmentA state report released to coincide with World AIDS Day demonstrates through data the improvements in HIV/AIDS medical care. Though the number of people living with HIV/AIDS increased from 1988 to 2008, fewer patients were hospitalized with... Read more »
ADAP Crisis Task Force Reaches Agreements With Three Pharmaceutical Companies to Assist Struggling ADAPs; Additional Federal and State Funding RequiredWashington, D.C. -- With 1,056 people on waiting lists and many other access restrictions in place for individuals to receive consistent access to their HIV-related medications through AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs), the ADAP Crisis Task... Read more »
Search for a Cure: Don't Swallow: A Look at the Risks of Oral SexBeth Dillon of the Center for Disease Control's (CDC) most recent work focuses on determining the risk of oral sex transmission of HIV. But Beth was surprised this issue made front-page news. Her findings are far from the irresponsible headline... Read more »
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How long should I wait for testing to work?
Posted by Anonymous, 4 RepliesMy girlfriend watched a video in school saying that it could take ten years, while testing every five months, to determine if you have AID's. Is there any truth to that? Read more »
Did I wait too long to test?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesI was hoping someone could answer my question. I recently found out that my first girlfreind who told me she was a virgin actually cheated on me early in our relationship by having unprotected sex with another guy. We began dating 5 1/2 years ago... Read more »
Swallowing Cum
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesHigh risk or low risk? I am gay and have a lover who is married and we have been having an affair for a little over 2 years and he uses a condom for anal but now I have started swallowing his cum during oral sex. Read more »
Test taken and now I wait
Posted by Momma, 5 RepliesAfter stressing hardcore over this, I took the plunge and got tested tonight. I will have the results early next week. This has been a huge step for me since I am a raging hypochondriac and have been googling every little sneeze and cough I have. ... Read more »
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Hello All, (apologies if you get this a few times ive tried posting by mail but its not happening)
More of a reader than a poster but I have been asked to look at SIEM products at work. We currently use Solarwinds for
device/network monitoring and I have downloaded the virtual device of LEM to start looking at - anyone any experience
with this product or able to recommend other virtual devices for SIEM? We are looking at about 180 nodes so the LEM
pricing is about 17k GBP for upto 250.
Any better alternatives? Must be a device or more preferably a virtual device.
Also we are deploying Galaxy Android tab devices to sales teams, we are locking down market etc with MAAS360 but is
there any way to check what the apps are really doing - I know they tell you what they will have access to during
install but management are asking if there is anyway to check what the apps are recording and if they are sending
anything anywhere - for example we have momento installed with sales info - we need to make sure that this is not
sending any info to anywhere else - same with the lotus traveller apps etc - is there any way to see what is really
going on with the devices outbound data?
What is peoples thoughts on AV on these, I installed McAfee and it took five days to report EICAR (not waiting for
scheduled scan but rebooted multiple times and scan ran) - we are locking down access to market apps and non market
installs but using dropbox to share - we are protected ok within the network on EPO but interested to see views on
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"I ordered these for my daughter's graduation announcements. So cute! I liked how I was able to change the font size and style according to my personal taste. Very easy to do online and now I don't have to write out my return address a hundred times! :)"
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HARRISONBURG, Va. -- A new Governor's program is coming to Harrisonburg High School. It's one of only 22 high schools in the state that gets to offer this to students.
It's a STEM program that offers two pathways to get students better prepared for college or the workforce.
One path will specialize in math and science, and the other will focus on technology and engineering.
Superintendent Scott Kizner says it's a great opportunity for students.
The students will have to apply to get into the program, and it lasts all four years of high school. Their diplomas will even say whether they completed the special STEM program.
Kizner says this will also attract more families to move to the area to put kids in this school system.
"Students need to make choices and find something they're interested in, and we believe that will keep kids connected and wanting to come to school every day," said Kizner. "So this will be our second academy within our high school, schools within a school, so we think it's a win-win."
Kizner says they already added a fine arts academy that students can focus on too, if they choose.
He says this will be beneficial for students since technology and engineering jobs are in such high demand.
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This petition was delivered to:
Governor of Idaho
C.L. Otter
Governor of Montana
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Stop the Montana & Idaho Wolf Killings
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The state of Montana and Idaho have begun wolf-killing programs in an effort to cater to their small minority of hunters and cattle ranchers.
Please tell the governors of Montana and Idaho that you will not spend another nickel in their states or buy any products produced in them until the killing is stopped.
Friends of Animals
C.L. Otter, Governor of Idaho
Brian Schweitzer, Governor of Montana
C.L. Otter, Governor of Idaho
Brian Schweitzer, Governor of Montana
Wolves are natural predators and should be allowed to live free. Put an end to the senseless killing of wolves in your state or I won't spend another nickel in there or buy any products produced in them.
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FBI To Review Use of Forensic Evidence In Thousands of Cases
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NotSanguine writes in with a story about a review of the forensic evidence in thousands of criminal cases to see if any defendants were wrongly convicted. "The Justice Department and the FBI have launched a review of thousands of criminal cases to determine whether any defendants were wrongly convicted or deserve a new trial because of flawed forensic evidence, officials said Tuesday. The undertaking is the largest post-conviction review ever done by the FBI. It will include cases conducted by all FBI Laboratory hair and fiber examiners since at least 1985 and may reach earlier if records are available, people familiar with the process said. Such FBI examinations have taken place in federal and local cases across the country, often in violent crimes, such as rape, murder and robbery."


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Phaal, R and Farrukh, CJP and Probert, DR (2001) Characterisation of technology roadmaps: purpose and format. In: Technology Management in the Knowledge Era. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers & Portland International Centre for Management of Engineering and Technology, pp. 367-374.Full text not available from this repository.
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i thought i knew what to expect,
people have traits, you know.
that's the first way i discovered your ruse.
people have traits that lead them to habit.
to confusion. to inadequacy.
and as i watch you make your way across this space
i notice each time that you do it differently.
you take a different number of steps
different path.
different time signature in the lilt of your rambling voice.
you said it yourself and i'm not deaf.
everything is pointing to the truth for once
and the truth can only be gotten to when everything has been doubted.
what kind of monster hides in plain sight?
who were you before the darkness crept in?
did you ever mean a thing?
you are something hiding in the shell of a person i love.
get out.


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Think about the year long topping process of up and down spikes on the HUI Gold Bugs index in 2011. Now think about things that may be working on replicas of that activity (hello US stocks) and things in the mirror that may be working on the inverse of it (hello grinding and dispiriting gold sector).
Now think about how long these processes take to play out and the patience involved. Also think about trading or defaulting to cash, because at times of change the volatility is something to behold (going both ways).
NFTRH 286 out now.


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The Complete Story of the Three Blind Mice (edition 1989)
by John W. Ivimey, Paul Galdone (Illustrator)
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Three Blind Mice by John W. Ivimey
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Three blind mice were very hungry and search out for food. Of course they were blind and couldn't see but as they searched and felt around for food it helped them a lot. This is a good traditional book to read to students they also have a song to sing at the very end of the page.
Three mice go off on an adventure where they become blind and their tails are chopped off! Luckly they find someone who can fix them all up. Most peole have heard of the song of these mice before, but not many know the whole story. The great thing about this book is that they have the song and melody on the back of the book to teach the audience the song.
This a classic children's book about three blind mice. This is a ryhming story about jouney three mice go through to become blind and then to see again. I woul recommend this story to any young child!
This story elaborates on the events in the classic nursery rhyme.
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Galdone's last work is an expected delight. His mice are three-as-one, identifiable only by the colors of their mufflers and clearly small in contrast to the vast open spaces around them and the oversize people nearby. In the course of this longer version of the familiar rhyme, they go from bold to scared, grow hungry, sad and sick. A narrow escape from a cat sends them into the bramble hedge that scratches their eyes and makes them blind. Then their tails are cut off by the farmer's wife. Now, "they could not see and they had no end." But this story doesn't end unhappily, and readers will enjoy the lesser-known verses of the mice's adventure. The illustrator's daytime world is lit by a large orange sun disk and colored with a variety of flowers, insects and birds, where things good and bad can happen and where adventure, experience and learning are fully possible. Watercolors and ink lines are used adroitly to fashion into existence a remote but welcoming place in the imagination. Ages 5-8.
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Three small mice in search of fun become hungry, scared, blind, wise, and, finally happy.
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2014 Call for Presentations
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Call for Presentations
The Call for Presentations is now closed. If you submitted a proposal, you will be notified by May 15, 2014. Thank you for your submission.
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Target Audience
This national conference is intended for everyone who supports family members and family caregivers of individuals across all ages. Anyone who is affected by Alzheimer's disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's, ALS, Autism, Down Syndrome, ADHD, intellectual or developmental disabilities, mental health and behavioral health issues, or any other disabling or chronic condition has a stake in this significant issue. Families of or providers to military wounded soldiers or veterans, kinship caregivers or providers, and those working with families at risk of abuse or neglect will also have much to gain from attending this conference. The audience will include family caregivers, persons with disabilities, older adults, parents, grandparents, guardians, respite providers, social workers, case managers, program managers, nurses, researchers, advocates, direct support staff, teachers, leaders of faith‐based organizations, policy makers, and other community/business leaders who influence and shape the role of respite in the support network.
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Presentation Formats
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The first day was the SHIT. We partied in the pool, sunk cocktails and beers whilst flirting with American boys. Flirting is always easier when you're half naked no? I half texted people from home to keep me sane as i tend to get a litte excited when abroad. What a statement. The rest of the holiday was dresses which were so tight i struggled going to the bathroom, hair that was so big i felt PROUD, more eyeliner than ive ever worn it my life, patron, laughter, coughing, smoking, stumbling and most of all- i always had a drink in my hand.
Someone was almost arrested, we broke up a marriage and flirted with strippers. Oh, we also saw a guy giving a girl head on the dancefloor. Sure. It was the best time ever.
Now who wants to go back with us next year? I can guarantee you might die.


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"How do I search multiple tags on Tumblr?"
Yes, I've seen this question asked many time on t'Interweb, but have never seen an answer that would resolve the issue.
As far as I can see, there is not, as-yet, any way of doing this through the Tumblr interface, on any platform (please, someone correct me if I'm wrong).
Why not use Google to perform searches?
Add the term 'site:tumblr.com' [without the quotes] to the 'tags' you want to search for.
The results will be limited to the Tumblr domain only, and return entries relevant to the keyword 'tags' entered.
Until Tumblr implement this functionality, this solution works for me…
I've never really liked images of Marilyn Monroe. They all seem so contrived, fake and forced, but it's just struck me while flicking through photos tagged 'vintage' that the sexiest images of Marilyn Monroe are the ones where she's not trying to be sexy.
Conversely, Audrey Hepburn can't seem to be anything but cute and sexy; without trying.
Damn! Seems I was born in the wrong era.
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D*Face paints a mural reminiscent of a modern 1950's comic book strip. This mural is part of the preparations for D*Face's solo showcase at Corey Helford Gallery entitled Going Nowhere Fast opening on April 9th.
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Iron & Wine will be performing at the ACL Festival in Austin, TX on September 17th! 1 Day Passes still available.
May 17, 2011
Enter to win a guitar singed by Iron & Wine / Sam Beam.
The raffle is open until June 24, 2011 and proceeds benefit Support Your Bowel, a charity working to enhance the care for those with bowel cancer and other bowel disorders. More information on the organization can be found at at supportyourbowel.com.
Please note that this guitar raffle is only open to those living in the UK and Ireland.
May 16, 2011
Iron & Wine will be performing on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno this Wednesday, May 18. Get ready to stay up late or set your DVR!
May 11, 2011
Iron & Wine's quantity of the Daytrotter Split LP is now Sold Out. Thank You!
Please check lowanthem.com, daytrotter.com, and your local record store if you were unable to order directly with us. Thanks for the support!
May 09, 2011
Limited Edition Iron & Wine / The Low Anthem - Daytrotter Session Split LP - Now Available For PreOrder