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LAPAZ ŌĆö┬ĀSurrounded by family, friends, and colleagues Saturday in the small community room of the LaPaz-North Township Volunteer Fire Department building Elma Konya received a heroŌĆÖs applause when she rose to her feet and reflected on the guiding principle she has used to serve the North Township community over the last 40 years as trustee.
ŌĆ£I lived through the Depression. I knew what it was like to be hungry, to not have a roof over your head, to be without heat. You care for each other,ŌĆØ she said.
Wednesday, around 9:55 a.m., Ashley Zehner, 19, was traveling west on 9C Road near Tulip when she lost control on ice-covered road surface. Zehner spun off the road and traveled into the south embankment where she then struck a telephone junction box. Her vehicle came to rest facing east. Zehner said she was driving west when a mail delivery vehicle was on the side of road, and when she applied brakes to slow, her vehicle started to slide. Zehner was transported to St . Joseph Regional Medical Center for complaint of pain to the back and neck area.
The term, ŌĆ£pay it forwardŌĆØ has been in vogue in recent years, especially following the release of the popular 2000 movie of the same name, though many may not realize that, like many films, ŌĆ£Pay it ForwardŌĆØ was based on a book (in this case by Catherine Ryan Hyde).
BREMEN ŌĆö The Boys & Girls Club of Bremen is preparing to host its second annual Great Big Kid Club event March 19 at 5:30 p.m. at St. Isadore Hall, Bremen. The evening will feature dinner from Hoosier Catering and an art show featuring creations by the children of the Boys & Girls Club of Bremen.
James Young (right) from YoungŌĆÖs TV and Appliance presents Dave Gorsuch, the grand prize winner of the Pilot News and other sponsorsŌĆÖ ŌĆ£Gridiron Guessing GameŌĆØ with a 32-inch flatscreen TV. Thank you to all who participated.
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö All that Jazz and all that cash were good things for the Boys & Girls Club of Marshall County Saturday night.
The Club held its annual fundraising dinner and auction with some very good results. At the end of the night they were able to bring in around $29,000.
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If things seem quiet in Culver regarding the Antiquarian and Historical Society of Culver and its museum and research facility, The Center for Culver History, itŌĆÖs not because nothingŌĆÖs happening, say Jim Peterson, AHS President, and Jim Sawhook, Vice President (and Museum Manager).
PLYMOUTH - They said there would be days like these.
Weather forecasters warned motorists in advance that Mother Nature may have something nasty in store for Monday, but what happened was hardly anticipated. Temperatures combined with Sunday rain made for an icy commute on Monday morning. Weather throughout the day made travel tough until snow began to fall, covering the icy mix.
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö The annual meeting of Care and Share will be held on Thursday, Feb. 24 at the Plymouth Wesleyan Church.
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Flip took a break to catch some sun. Very enjoyable after being ICU for three days.
Flip recovered from surgery
The mini Flip
We do have a Flip (Zizzle ) mini-me's from Mickey D's. He needed some juice, so Carl had to operate. The prognosis is grim, since apparently he needs three watch-type batteries and a "special" tool to get at them, but we are surely trying. This is in addition to the six additional full-size Flips in our midst, courtesy of eBay.
Flip jams with Flop
It's becoming apparent that we are a tad Flip obsessed. We've started collecting more Zizzle iZs. This is Flip No. 2, or Flop. We also have a green one (Fly) and one or two blue ones on their way. We'll take suggestions for their names. In any case, Flip and his kind have a pretty good time interacting. Although, when we tried more than two, it was pretty raucous. Our goal is to have a basketball team of Flips. And for those of you lucky enough to be on our Christmas list, guess what you're getting this year?
The sounds of Flip
Day 8: Dressed to kill and ready to fly
We had no idea the '08 Club's final day would be so full. Carl and Laura had fabulous plans to attend Bill and Darla's wedding in Salem, so, Flip donned his best tie with help from tailor Sharon. The Stanoviches were heading home after our trip to the Evergreen Air and Space Museum.
Our bittersweet last hotel breakfast was really subpar, and only rates in the category of "don't do it," which is worthy of note by the Red Lion chain.
Our packing skills almost perfected (finally), we loaded up and headed to the museum. Now, Jim and Sharon are placard readers. Carl and Laura are hit and miss, so on the aviation side, C&L were done earlier than the history buffs. All very cool, but our biggest tip is, if you want photos in the cockpit of the Spruce Goose, reserve before your arrival or, at least, when you check in. We saved the Spruce Goose for last and discovered, too late, that the cockpit is an additional cost and the schedule fills up quickly. Now, we have to go back.
Then, Carl and Laura had to skeddadle to Salem for the previously mentioned nuptials. Guess we were overly ambitious, because Carl's bike crapped out as we were leaving McMinnville.
He called Salem Harley (they could look at it that day, but couldn't send a trailer to pick it up) and Paradise Harley's trailer was already out and heading in the opposite direction, but they hook us up with Thunder Mountain Rescue. Fortunately, after about 20 minutes, Carl tried his bike again and all was copasetic.
We rode straight through to Salem Harley, which has a policy of fitting "travelers" in right away. How cool! We spent quite a bit of time there, and didn't get out until 4,. Even though a problem was not found, at least we got it checked.
Unfortunately, we also missed Bill and Darla's wedding and the ensuing fun madness.
The final stretch for C&L was fraught with slowdowns and an impatience to get home. But we completed the jaunt, at about the same time as the Stanoviches, who stayed for an aviation movie and the space museum. Crazy!
Then, we went to the very busy Wet Dog Cafe to celebrate the entire trip.
Coming soon, our best-worst lists and a "trip by the numbers" posts. Thanks for riding along with us. We were all ready to head out again today, and if at all possible, probably would have.
Flip, is a little sad that he will not be the star of the show, on a daily basis. We had the greatest of rides because of our good friends, Jim and Sharon, and our propensity to laugh off any and every event on the trip. Our evenings were raucous and too much fun, because we could laugh at ourselves and all the misadventures, as well as the adventures, we encountered.
Please let us know what is missing from this journal or comment on this trip, as we are already planning 2015.
Let's go! Varooom!
Getting hitched and heading home
Cruising (and cursing) though Day 7
Day 7 was mostly on the road. After a lazy morning sleeping in and a late breakfast, we took a ride back to Bend to check out the local H-D house. This, like most of our travels though Bend, turned out to be harder than it should be. We did a lot of cussing and backtracking and there were no signs to guide our way. But after a few "oops" turn-arounds and finding the alleyway masquerading as a road, we landed. Our marriage still somewhat intact, Laura made a sanity saving purchase. Harley truth: A good pair of gloves makes all the difference in the ride. It only took her seven days to learn it, but what a difference.
Then, off to Sisters, which has the Cannon Beach vibe. Sisters offers lots of shops to wander through. One again, it proved a blessing to be on bikes. We went through several antique/Western shops and Sharon might have loaded up, were it not for our limited space. Then she found the quilt shop (we are at four for this trip). A gentleman sitting out front said he could get 40 pounds of fabric on his bike. How much could we carry?
We stopped at Bronco Billy's Ranch Gill & Salon for a quick snack, which wasn't so quick. Bartender Deanna was having a not so good day. We kept over hearing other staff ask her for things and she would reply " haven't seen that in a while." It was like someone came in and moved everything around on her. They were a little busy and she was the only one in the bar. We don't remember seeing a harder-working server, who had no hope of ever getting ahead. After it all, she did not charge us for our drinks, saying "There were too many mistakes and she wanted to take care of us." That is service.
Day 7: Clear skies, and roads, ahead
Friday, our last full day together, we are taking it easy and slept in a bit. We'll hit the Harley store, then wend our way to McMinnville, maybe by way of Sisters. This will be another long haul, but we were in this for the ride, right?
Flip enjoys the view over the golf course while he waits for breakfast.
Day 6: The longest ride, so far
We're a pretty ambitious crew. From our comfy rooms at the Shilo Inn in Grants Pass, we hit the Oregon Vortex and the House of Mystery, Crater Lake, many, many small towns, Bend and the Deschutes Brewery downtown with Kelsey and Elizabeth and then Laura's first after-dark highway drive to the Eagle Crest Lodge in Redmond. All told more than four hours on the road. Ouch.
Seriously, there are more windy roads than imaginably possible. Carl and Laura like to joke about the drunken deer who created the trails that our roads were based on. These guys were friggin' loopy. That is until we cleared Crater Lake and were on the road to Bend, which had nary a loop to be seen. Somebody was using his pica pole when he marked out this one.
So, long ride, short: Thanks for no rain or hail. New asphalt is not too much fun to ride on. There is a naysayer in ever Vortex tour group. You CAN have too many 'S' curves. You do NOT have to clean your plate. There are turkey crossings. The wind in Central Oregon may beat the wind AND rain on Highway 101 for most fun while riding a motorcycle, not. Drivers are more impatient in Central Oregon. Vertigo doesn't go away just because the sheer drop offs are really pretty. Flip is a great way to make friends.


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Last week the price of natural gas was so high it was cheaper for PSNH to run jet-fueled generators at Merrimack Station in Bow. (COURTESY PHOTO)
In a letter to the operators of the regional power grid sent last week, they called on ISO-NE to help make their proposal a reality by imposing a new tariff on electricity generators and transmission companies, which would be passed along to consumers on electric bills.
Pipeline builders want 15- to 20-year commitments from power plant owners to purchase gas at a contracted price, while power plant owners prefer to buy mostly on the spot market to benefit from the low prices nine months of the year.
The price of natural gas was so high at one point last week that it was more economical for the ISO to call on PSNH jet-fueled generators at Merrimack Station in Bow, known in the industry as "peakers."
The trade group representing industrial users of natural gas welcomed the initiative, but said it didn't go far enough.
Environmentalists think the proposal may go too far toward even greater reliance on natural gas — a cleaner fossil fuel but a fossil fuel nonetheless.
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Risk of suicide by psychiatric diagnosis in Stockholm County
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The risk of suicide associated with different psychiatric diagnoses was estimated in 80,970 inpatients in Stockholm County (population 1.6 million). All patients discharged with at least one psychiatric diagnosis between 1973 and 1986 were followed by linkage with the cause-of-death registry through 1987. There were 1,115 definite suicides and 467 undetermined suicides among these during the 15-year follow-up. When 12 diagnostic categories were entered in a proportional hazards model, the highest relative risk (RR) of definite suicide, controlling for sex and age, was noted for affective disorders (RR 2.82), followed by unspecified psychoses (RR 2.69), paranoid psychoses (RR 2.60), addiction to prescription drugs (RR 2.38), neuroses and reactive psychoses (RR 1.96), and schizophrenia (RR 1.64). Alcoholism, personality disorders, organic psychoses, and street drug addiction did not have significantly increased risks of suicide. Male sex increased the risk for definite suicide by 1.56, while the risk was somewhat higher among the young. Having more than one diagnosis increased the relative risk by 1.42. When undetermined suicides were included in the analysis, to alcoholism and street drug abuse were attributed significantly increased risks of suicide, probably owing to the greater difficulty of verifying such cases. We conclude that several psychiatric disorders were conductive to suicide, but that the risk did not vary much with the type of diagnosis. Further studies of confounders are needed, such as the reasons for being admitted to inpatient care, and the impact of somatic and psychiatric comorbidity.
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The Adopt-An-Animal program directly benefits the animals, with all proceeds going toward the care of the animals at the Birmingham Zoo. You can help make a difference by supporting any animal for one year through the Adopt-An-Animal program. The animal you choose will remain at the Zoo, receiving proper care and enjoying the many visitors! As a Zoo Parent, you will have the pride of knowing your gift helps to care for the animal. For a list of animals included in the Zoo's Adopt-An-Animal program, CLICK HERE.
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We're kicking off November with exciting news for football fans! Whether you're an Alabama fan, an Auburn fan or a house divided, you can support your team and the Birmingham Zoo by adopting an animal like Kumar the Malayan tiger and Ajani the African elephant today. Adoptions begin at only $25 and all proceeds directly benefit the animals at the Birmingham Zoo. Show your support and adopt your mascot or any of our other animals on the adoption list today. To Adopt-An-Animal today, please click here.
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November Animal of the Month: the Dwarf Nigerian Goat
Meet the Zoo's dwarf Nigerian goats! Become a Zoo parent and adopt one of the dwarf Nigerian goats today! Did you know that the dwarf Nigerian goat is a ruminant? This means that they have only one true stomach, with three additional stomach chambers. The dwarf Nigerian goat is a miniature dairy goat. They have a loving and gentle temperament. They are very curious and playful animals who are very smart and easy to train. The dwarf Nigerian goat typically weighs no more than 75 lbs. and is between 17 to 23 inches long.
The Zoo's dwarf Nigerian goats can be found at their exhibit in the Children's Zoo Barn. Your gift of parenting the dwarf Nigerian goat (or any other Zoo animal) is more than a donation—all proceeds directly impact the animals. Help make a difference in conservation and adopt one of the Zoo's dwarf Nigerian goats today!
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I have just attended the Sweet Tea Summit. It was like President Barack Obama's recent Beer Summit except we didn't have to endure Joe Biden and his motor mouth.
I called Democratic Congressman Jim Marshall who represents Georgia's 8th Congressional District in Middle Georgia to check the status of health care reform currently lurching its way through Congress.
If comments made in this space have in any way angered, dismayed or caused dry heaves to anyone who has read them, it may be that I should have calibrated my words differently. I'll guarantee Barack Obama knows what I'm talking about.
This is my first column since my rotator cuff surgery and it hasn't been easy getting the words to come out the way I intended them to. My left hand is slower than a Georgia Income Tax return and my right hand is totally unsympathetic and flies across the keyboard like a bunny rabbit.
There is a saying in politics that "perception is reality" and my perception of Gov. Sonny Perdue is that he hasn't exactly shot the lights out in his two terms as Georgia's chief executive.
Looking around for something appropriate to say as our nation celebrates its 223rd birthday, I happened to run across an old clipping in my files from Eugene Methvin, one of the finest journalists ever from the state of Georgia.
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Hard to believe, but some people actually get their knickers in a wad over observations that emanate from this space. After a careful analysis of critical comments (insert joke here), I have decided that the vast number of complainants suffer from a serious case of humor deficiency.
Whoa! Whoa! Hold on a second. Yes, I know former Gov. Roy Barnes has announced that he is running again in 2010, but before all the political pundits, pollsters and press folk give him the job, there is the little matter of getting elected first. It is called democracy, and that is where the people - you and I - come in.
To teachers: Congratulations on completing - no, make that "surviving" - another year in Georgia's public schools. As some of you know, I have a son and a son-in-law who are high school science teachers. I don't know why they - and you - do it.
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After too long an absence, I finally returned to sacred ground at the University of Georgia. For all my babbling about my love for UGA, I have not felt welcomed there for several years.
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I have recorded a brief lecture of 20' on windows media player.To burn this to a CD for my students, which CDs do folk recommend? I used a cd-r of Tescos and nothing recorded - then I used a Verbatim cd-rw. This was a success but more expensive. Is there nothing in between? Thanks for any help.
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For basic burning, a CD-RW disk should behave no differently from a CD-R disk, except that it can subsequently be erased and reused.
You may have been unlucky with a particular Tesco CD-R disk; I have used them on occasion without a problem.
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>>I'm starting to go the Powerslide method as the side benefit to this method<<
As long as you do it "man fashion" you'll have no problems.
The_American, .02 worth from an old 1911 owner/shooter/carrier/firearms instructor/armorer. I've used 1911 type pistols from various manufacturers since the '60s. During my last several years in full time LE, and currently as a reserve, I have used the slide stop to close the slide of my 1911 type pistols during reloads. I have used this technique in competition, training, qualification, etc. Even under stress, I have never once had an issue with this, nor has the slide stop notch ever "rounded" etc. on any of these pistols. I've seen many more malfunctions induced by shooters using the "slingshot" method. I suspect this is due to the slide return to battery being variable with the slingshot technique in that shooters vary in their strength, distance the slide is actually pulled back prior to release, riding the slide forward, etc...ymmv
DISCLAIMER: I am not a famous special operator gunsmith professional trainer, nor am I likely to get my own TV show anytime soon. Just a regular old guy that has used 1911 type pistols for some time now.
The way i was taught was to always powerstroke with JHP's specifically when re-chambering after emptying the gun as its a more fluid movement causing less pressure on the bullet resulting in less "settling" of that round. However i use both methods and dont really favor one over the other. It seems to me like alot of things with firearms its just personal preference. Remember 1911's can be rather temperamental until broken it my 1911 isnt broken yet so i still have issues from time to time. Anyway hope this helps good luck!
With all due respect here, this isn't 1911, and we aren't riding horses. I don't buy the training makes fine motor skills not fine anymore, unless you train those motor skills under the same amount of stress you are facing in real life. Are bullets flying at you when you train? If they do, and you claim fine motor skills are no longer fine, you might think differently when the SHTF. Also, you're Al assuming you will have the same 1911 when it does hit the fan. What if you have a SIG? A glock? Powerstroke = works. Slide stop = could be in a different spot on the gun. Look at the variables.
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Ok. Then the slide stop would probably be OK for you to use. I have a Springfield XD 9, and it's way closer than the 1911. I'm not trying to argue with anyone here. I realized my last comment may have sounded a little smartass, but that wasn't my intention. Just want everyone to consider all the variables with philosophies. Weapons evolve, training evolves, philosophies evolve. I mean, remember when people said glocks were crap because they are plastic ? Or that you need iron sights before a red dot? Well, what's more likely to fail? And acog with tritium/fiber optics in it that's coated in rubber that's shock proof, water proof, dust proof, etc? Or a plastic magnum MBUS sight that can break when you hit it on a humvee door? I just don't want people to be so close minded in their philosophies. After all, the only way to truly get better is to test out alternative theories, proving or disproving each one. I can't use the slidestop, because muscle memory messes me up. You can. See why that's not a blanket statement that's true?
I'm a big believer in whatever works for someone is what they should do. For me the slide stop works better. And thank God for my two red dots and my Trijicon Accupoint 1 - 4. ;-)
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When members of the St. John Fisher College Wegmans School of Nursing traveled to Kenya last year, not only did they provide free health care and health education to several communities, they also learned about issues that Kenyan females face in those communities.
Drs. Karen Parker and Vivian Cunningham, Visiting Assistant Professors, led the group of 18 students on the mission trip, and heard about a problem at the Mbaka Oromo School where young women were suffering through their menstrual cycles with no access to sanitary supplies. A teacher at the school told them that these young women were forced to trade their bodies in exchange for money in order to purchase those supplies.
"The teacher asked us to talk to the girls and see if there was anything we could do, which we did. But we thought we could, and should, do more," said Cunningham.
Once back home in Rochester, the group connected with other nursing students, faculty, and women in the surrounding Rochester communities to collect sanitary supplies for the young women at the schools in Mbaka Oromo. The first 100 kits were delivered in February, and another group of Fisher faculty and students will personally deliver over 100 additional kits to the schools when they leave for their next mission trip on Sunday, April 8.
A group of eight undergraduate students will be completing their last clinical rotation while in Kenya for three weeks, and Cunningham, along with Adjunct Professor Jessica Thomsen, will be accompanying them. They will divide their time working in Mercy Mission Hospital in the Central Rift Valley in Nakuru and the Anglican Mission Hospital in Maseno. They will also spend some time in the Mbaka Oromo Primary and Secondary schools providing health screenings and health care.
While there, the students will use the Wegmans School of Nursing's low resource simulation model called, "Mamma Natalie and Baby Natalie," to teach Kenyan nurses about postpartum hemorrhage and neonatal resuscitation.
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LAUSANNE – The FIH today announced that the 2011 edition of the men's Champions Trophy will be held in Auckland, New Zealand from December 3-11.
As part of the move, New Zealand, ranked #7 in the world, will replace #9 India in the Champions Trophy. India was originally allotted a place in the Champions Trophy as the host, but has now been extended an invitation to play as the top-seeded team at the Champions Challenge in November in South Africa.
"It is always tough to move an event out of any country, but I have to say that the silver lining is the bid from New Zealand," said FIH President Leandro Negre. "New Zealand will put on a first-rate Champions Trophy and has been extremely flexible and professional given the tough circumstances and tight timeline. I know that they will do an excellent job hosting the event."
New Zealand is excited to get the opportunity to bring the top men's hockey event of 2011 to Auckland.
"It is a privilege to be hosting this event. We have been overwhelmed by how quickly our key partners have come together to offer support to ensure this is a truly fantastic event. We have the structure in place and with work already underway, we are confident that we can deliver a world-class event in a short timeframe," says Hockey New Zealand chief executive Hilary Poole.
FIH Competitions Committee Chairman Ken Read went to New Zealand for a site visit and came away with a positive impression. "After seeing the facilities and infrastructure first hand I am very confident that Hockey New Zealand is prepared to host a great event for the athletes and supporters," Read concluded.
The schedule of the 2011 Men's Champions Trophy will be released in the upcoming weeks, but it is certain that the dates of December 3-11 will remain fixed. In addition, a revised schedule for the Champions Challenge in South Africa will also be published. Both events are nine day tournaments featuring eight teams with two pools of four.
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RALEIGH, N.C. - The Carolina Hurricanes have decided they will not release rookie defenceman Justin Faulk to participate at the upcoming world junior hockey championship.
"Justin has already become an integral part of our team at a very young age," Hurricanes general manager Jim Rutherford said Monday in a statement. "He had the experience of representing the United States at the world junior championship last year, winning a bronze medal in Buffalo.
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This is part 2 to my vision of the Matrix. The name of the song is Rewrite, once again I do not understand japanese so I just went with the flow of the song enjoy Ges-Xtreme productions
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A Matrix AMV i found on youtube. It's the best Matrix AMV I have ever seen. The song is Devils Never Cry. It's the theme to Devil May Cry 3. My fave DMC game. And yes ive played them and beat them all. Im in the process of upping a high Quality version of this vid with improved picture and stereo sound.
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For all The Virtua Fighter FANS. This is my first movie I made. I got the inspiration from a other clip on gametrailers called "Narutrix". I thought this was fantastic and I also wanted to make something like that. So here it is Matrix meets Virtua Fighter.
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Anime: AniMatrix Artist: Sole and the Skyrider Band Song Title: The Shipwreckers This was an AMV done by a buddy of mine, [url=http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_myprofile.php?user_id=865073]Infamous[/url].
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Dear Matrix fans, This musicvideo is an "Issue Media" and "My Mark" production. The video was created and edited by me a.k.a =(Predator)=. The video contains footage of the game The Matrix Path Of Neo. The song i use is Navras from Juno Reactor. The video was created in two days and took roughly twenty hours to complete. For the creation i used the programs Sony Vegas Video and FRAPS. Greetings from =(Predator)= P.S. If you would like to use my movie or parts of it for your own use please contact me first.
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From the house of [b]Animatrix[/b] Second Renaissance {part1} An animation. This was the inspiration behind the movie Robots. [url=[make_url]arc:content:gt-authoring:bd42101e-a38c-4a48-bea8-7a314e713384[/make_url]]Part Two[/url]
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Redefining the Kaluulu: Past, Present and Future is the first of the 2012-2013 Eia Hawaii Lecture Series and features Noa Kekuewa Lincoln.
The kaluulu, a large breadfruit grove of old Kona, was a huge source of food, even during years of drought. Many famous and powerful chiefs, such as a Liloa, Umi, and Kalaniopuu and even Kamehameha I utilized Kona as the political and military center of old Hawaii. That the kaluulu cut across political boundaries and encompasses thousands of individual family plots, tells of a chief's power to mobilize efforts across the Kona region.
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Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Services for Men and Women in Perth; Momentum Health Solutions provides clinical injury recovery programs to assist the healing process.
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Actors might be used to faking injury and illness for TV cameras – but not necessarily to help put the next generation of Welsh doctors through their final paces.
Final year University medical students are testing their key medical skills and procedures on some actors as well as genuine outpatients and members of the public currently being cared for at the University Hospital of Wales.
Patients play a crucial role in ensuring assessments are authentic. The medical students, as part of their final examinations, will be tested and marked on their ability to perform a series of medical procedures and diagnose patient's conditions.
"Role-play is an important part of the training for medical students but the use of genuine patients for the student's final exams will demonstrate their competency as new Doctors," according to the University's Vice-Dean of Medical Education, Helen Sweetland.
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Audio Book as Cleaning Aid
Today was the day to start organizing and cleaning up my house. The worst room is my office/laundry room/sewing nook/workout area/dog kennel. Needless to say this room gets junked up bad. I have my little sewing nook that I just love, but it has been so cluttered and messy that I have not sewn a stitch there since Christmas. Well look at it now all straightened out and organized.
I am not much of of housekeeper. Effieciency and focus elude me. Kathy, my coworker, listens to audio books all the time. She even downloads them to her Ipod. This afternoon, I checked out an audio book. Listening to it while cleaning and organizing makes the work seem to go so much faster and it makes me stay in one room. If I leave the room, I cannot hear the story. Excellent. I think I am going to buy and Ipod to listen to books on while I garden. Maybe I will finally get that show place of a garden I have always dreamed of.
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Mary C. Beaudry
- Title
- Associate Professor of Archaeology and Anthropology
- email@example.com
- Phone
- 617-353-3415
- Education
- PhD, Brown University, 1980
- Website
- http://www.bu.edu/archaeology/people/beaudry/
- https://twitter.com/ArchProf
Mary C. Beaudry is the chair of the department of archaeology and a member of the editorial advisory board. She specializes in Post-Medieval Archaeology, Vestigios: Revista Latinoamericana de Arqueologia Historica, and Cultural Landscapes. Professor Beaudry's areas of interest include historical and industrial archaeology of the Americas and British Isles, comparative colonialism, culture contact, gender and equity issues in archaeology, the archaeology of historical households and homelots, documentary archaeology, landscape, ceramic analysis and typologies. Her current field projects include investigations at several historical home sites in Massachusetts and at the colonial William Carr Estate at Little Bay, Montserrat, West Indies.
Areas of Expertise:
- Historical archaeology in the U.S., Canada, Caribbean and British Isles (colonial, post-colonial and industrial sites)
- Professionalism and ethics in archaeology
- Cultural resource management
- Archaeological method and theory
- Women in archaeology
- Anthropology of food and foodways


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January 2, 2014
The best thing about caramelizing proteins is the delicious pan sauce you can make with all the sweet, crunchy bits left on the bottom of the pan! Just add a little liquid, some alcohol and a smattering of fresh herbs, like in this recipe for caramelized scallops with white wine sauce from Confections of a Foodie Bride.
Caramelized Scallops with White Wine
12 large scallops
Pinch of kosher salt
Freshly cracked black pepper
4 Tbsp clarified butter
3-4 Tbsp white sugar
1/2 cup dry white wine
1 lemon, zested and squeezed
1 Tbsp parsley, finely chopped
8 chives, chopped
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