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Twelve-year-old James Nation could not stop smiling as he sifted through the pile of men's coats at Signature HealthCare Saturday afternoon.
Each time James found one that he liked, his grin grew a little wider. His small stack of used coats grew taller and taller.
The warm sunlight that enveloped his shoulders through a nearby window gave no clue that a December chill had finally arrived. The coats would be a welcome addition to the pre-teens wardrobe and a big help to his mother's pocketbook.
Application and ranking schedules for 2010 first ranking cut-off period for Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) application will be January 29, 2010.
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A Wilsonville mom and her children lost everything when a Thanksgiving day fire destroyed their home Thursday evening.
Kim Blanton returned from visiting relatives that holiday to find the first floor of her house on McIntosh Dr. filled with thick, black smoke. Worried for the family dog, Blanton reportedly attempted to search for the pet by crawling on her hands and knees – but the smoke was too much. Family members resorted to opening several exterior doors in hopes that Punkin would find her own way out.
The Spencer County Ethics Committee met briefly last Tuesday night to discuss a complaint against Economic Director Annette King filed by fiscal court, but found the complaint lacked any evidence to make a ruling.
The committee, comprised of Dwight Greenwell, Jim Naive and Chairman Guy Shelburne, stated they wanted more details of the alleged unethical real estate transaction and signatures of King's accusers.
The Spencer County School District is taking several steps to ensure financial oversight following discoveries of inappropriate accounting practices during the last fiscal year.
When errors in bookkeeping were found in January, the district conducted an internal audit, then soon called for an independent audit, conducted by Brown & Company, a certified public accounting firm in Bardstown. Brown & Company moved up the required scheduled yearly audit by several months.
Two Louisville men were caught carrying a pillowcase full of loot from an Overlook Rd. home Monday afternoon when the homeowner happened to be driving by.
Shortly after they were discovered in the act, Kevin Hall, 26, and Eddie Maddox, 38, reportedly dropped items taken from the home and fled in a silver, Volkswagen Beetle, said Spencer County Deputy Kyle Bennett. The homeowner proceeded to hop back in his work truck and pursue the alleged criminals with a co-worker.
After much community speculation, Magistrate Bill Drury finally answered a popular question when he filed to run for Spencer County Judge Executive Monday afternoon. The Democrat has represented the Campbranch voting district since being elected to the position in 1998.
"I have the knowledge. I have the contacts and I have the ability," said Drury. "It's time to make the change."
Spencer County-Taylorsville Fire Department responded to a trailer fire near the Shelby County line in the 4000 block of Little Mount Church Rd.
State Fire Deputy Marshall Rob Goodwin said the blaze is being investigated because there were no occupants and the electricity was cut off.
Owner Andy Newton, of Finchville, said the structure is only used in the summer for migrant workers on his farm.
Seven Spencer Countians announced their intentions to run for public office last week, adding their names to a growing list of candidates participating in the 2010 election. Candidates filed for the offices of judge executive, magistrate, jailer, county attorney and constable.
Republican David Hesse, 42, a senior auditor with Tichenor and Associates, said that it was the state of county affairs and the selection of judge executive candidates thus far that prompted him to file.
Kent Stevens (D-Lawrenceburg) figured he had a pretty good idea what to expect after being elected in 2008 to the state's House of Representatives.
What he's learned since is that politics, meetings and special sessions were only the beginning.
"The thing about this position is that there are a lot of people out there who have situations I had never even thought about," Stevens said between committee meetings Monday afternoon in Frankfort.
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Take a moment to give your feet a little credit. After all, they contain a combined total of 56 bones—nearly a quarter of your entire skeleton. Your hooves support your weight and allow you to walk, run, and—for better or for worse—dance. If you've ever suffered from foot pain or an injury, then you know how quickly a minor issue can impact your ability to get around and be active. Don't let it: The biggest mistake men make when it comes to their feet is putting off seeking help when there's something wrong.
"With almost all of the injuries I treat, people who get in to see me within the first month do much better than those who wait longer," says Brian Fullem, D.P.M., a podiatrist in Tampa, Florida. He recommends seeing a specialist if your pain persists for a week or more, even if you've made changes like taking a break from running. Of course, prevention is the best way to save your soles—and you can do that by avoiding these six foot-health traps.
1. Following a fad.
Earlier this month, Vibram USA agreed to settle a lawsuit that alleged the company made false claims about the health benefits of its FiveFingers running shoes. Dr. Fullem has seen firsthand the havoc the glove-like footwear can wreak on people's soles. "The most unusual issues I've seen in most recent years have occurred because of those shoes," he says. Two patients in the past 5 years have fractured their cuboid bone, a chunky bone located on the outside of the foot near the ankle, when they switched to FiveFingers. "The only other time I saw a fracture in that bone is from some kind of trauma like an accident," adds Dr. Fullem.
We like Vibrams fine. But the problem, according to Dr. Fullem, is that people switch to the shoes without changing how they run. With traditional sneakers, you land on your heel. FiveFingers are designed to mimic how you'd run barefoot, which means you should land on the middle of the foot. "When people throw them on and run 10 miles a day with the same technique they use in regular shoes, they experience significantly more impact throughout their feet, which can cause injuries." (Here's your primer for transitioning into minimal shoes properly.)
2. Gaining weight.
Excess flub is hell for your feet. A survey of more than 6,000 respondents by the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society found that 41 percent of people with foot pain reported gaining weight before the soreness set in. People who copped to having foot surgery, visiting a physician for foot or ankle pain, or changing shoes based on a doctor's advice had an average BMI of nearly 28; a healthy range is 18.5 to 24.9.
Researchers found that a gain of just 10 pounds could trigger foot problems. The more you weigh, the greater the stress you place on the bones, ligaments, and tendons in your feet. Packing on pounds can also break down fatty tissue under your heel bone and contribute to plantar fasciitis—inflammation of the bottom of the foot between the ball and the heel.
3. Skipping socks.
Sporting shoes sans socks can increase your risk of contracting an infection. "Athlete's foot is caused by fungi, which like dark, warm, and moist environments," Dr. Fullem says. "Basically everything you'll find inside a shoe." Socks wick some of the moisture away from your feet, so if you're barefoot in your boat shoes, the moisture has nowhere to go—and fungus thrives. Look for socks made from synthetic materials, which do a better job of zapping moisture than cotton.
4. Choosing fashion over function.
Every foot is different, so it really pays to get your running shoes from a store that specializes in helping you find the right fit rather than ordering a pair online because you like how they look, says Dr. Fullem. Your local store should analyze how you run and help you find the best shoes to fit your needs. (Even if you're not a runner, shoe specialists can fit you with kicks based on the activities you do). Ideally, the shoes you choose will provide support in the places you need it in order to reduce the risk of overuse injuries, stress fractures, and knee pain, which can occur if your shoes don't fit properly.
5. Squeezing into narrow shoes.
"The traditional wingtip shoe is the worst shoe for men," Dr. Fullem says. That's because it comes to a narrow point, which squishes your toes together. Many people assume bunions—bumps around the joint at the base of the big toe—are due to genetics, but wearing too-tight shoes are the most common culprits. Bunions can cause severe pain and swelling and may require surgery to remove them.
Narrow shoes may also lead to ingrown toenails because your first toe presses against the second one, resulting in abnormal pressure on the nail that can trigger inflammation and pain. "Always shop for shoes later in the day when your foot swells so you can get a more accurate fit," Dr. Fullem advises. He also recommends buying shoes made from softer materials that have some give, like leather, to accommodate any swelling that may occur.
6. Relying on a single pair of shoes.
If you work out most days of the week, alternate two pairs of sneakers rather than lacing up the same ones day after day. "After a workout, the midsole compresses so it provides less support until it's had a chance to expand again," Dr. Fullem says. Depending on how hard you worked out and how much you sweat, it can take your shoes a day or more to fully dry out. Alternating your shoes will help them last longer so you have to replace them less frequently.
The general guideline is to replace your shoes about every 300 to 500 miles of use. But trust feel above all else—if your feet or legs feel different after a run or you notice any changes in your shoe's support, then it's probably time for a fresh pair. "When the midsole material breaks down, you're not getting as much shock absorption as you do when they're new. You may develop knee pain, shin splint pain, and other injuries," Dr. Fullem says.
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A very light cake made from a thin batter, which rises to form a hollow shell when baked: [as modifier]: six 8-ounce popover cups
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My stay there was cool. I walked across the street and met a couple of interesting people at the"Olive Garden" I didn't like that the ice bucket and trays etc. in the room were dirty,and the room service ignored the"Do not disturb"sign that I put on the door and went in the room while I was out. Other then that,my stay was pleasant
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Caltrain spokesman Jonah Weinberg told the Almanac that an air hose failed on a passenger train yesterday, Oct. 24, at about 5 p.m. The disabled train was moved off the main line at about 6 p.m.
Between 5 and 6 p.m., northbound and southbound trains took turns using the remaining track, Mr. Weinberg said. Train service returned to the normal schedule at about 9 p.m.
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CALGARY, CANADA - OCTOBER 31: Jarome Iginla #12 of the Calgary Flames skates against the Detroit Red Wings during their game on October 31, 2009 at the Pengrowth Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The Red Wings defeated the Flames 3-1. (Photo by Dale MacMillan/Getty Images)
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Young has been impressed with the desire to succeed at the club, which stems from the manager, and is determined to end the season on a real high.
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In 2013, with the killing of Trayvon Martin and the subsequent trial of George Zimmerman, talk about race, privilege, and what to do about it exploded on the Internet. In addition to the important discussions about race, gender and feminism came to the forefront in the past year on social media, most notably in the appropriately viral hashtag #yesallwomen.Meanwhile, gender and feminism also bubbled to the forefront of social media with regularity over past year, most notably in the appropriately viral hashtag #yesallwomen—and then the tag #yesallWHITEwomen placed a spotlight on the intersection of gender and race.
The women who spoke at the BlogHer '14 closing keynote are leading the conversation about the intersection of race, gender, and the internet, and they showed why that Saturday evening. They stepped on stage with the intention of shedding light on all that has happened, what brings us together, and what still tears us apart. If you listened, you learned. No two ways about it.
Chery Contee moderated the discussion with Feminista Jones, Kelly Wickham, Natalia Oberti Noguera, Grace Hwang Lynch, Kristen Howerton, and Patrice Lee. Each came to the stage with her own experiences, their own beliefs, her own point of view, and we, the audience, benefited as they shared those things with us.
But since this amazing panel of women spoke, more questions as to race and privilege surfaced with the shooting of Mike Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and the resulting mistreatment of citizens by the police force. I've watched these women on Facebook and Twitter discussing the facts, the questions, the need for answers, the injustices. I watched Feminista Jones stand tall as the driving force behind the National Moment of Silence (#NMOS14). I shared their writing and the writing of others that they chose to share, in hopes of continuing the necessary conversation about what still needs to happen in our supposedly post-racial society.
So as you watch this important keynote, know that this happened pre-Michael Brown. Know that these women are still doing the work, still fighting the fight.
If you are not following these strong women on Twitter, I encourage you to do so now.
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It is vitally important that we continue to have these conversations: for ourselves, for our future, for the sake of the children we don't want judged, passed over, harrassed, shot in the middle of the street. I encourage you to listen closely if you don't quite understand what's going on, as Kelly Wickham suggests in the panel discussion. Watch this video, listen hard, and work to bridge any gap between your own experience and understanding and what's going on in our society for other equally important human beings. The more we listen and work to understand, the better the chance for our future.
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Summer nights
Those cool summer nights
Not a cloud in sight
catching fire flies
Lost in /glisten in your eyes
out under moon lit sky
Time sure flys bye
Oh those summer nights
Blue eyes Rosie red lips
Velvet fingertips Brown hair falls
shadows dancin on the wall
Wrapped up legs inter twined
i kiss your neck you kiss mine
all tangled up in skin
Even though it's sin
it feels so right
Oh those summer nights
Sunset faded away
Night turned to day
You had to go but I wanted you to stay
but soon that summer had drew to end
replaying memories of that summer over and over again summer
without disparity with out regret a summer I'll never forget.
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Novel Robinow syndrome causing mutations in the proximal region of the frizzled-like domain of ROR2 are retained in the endoplasmic reticulum
- Bassam R. Ali,
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- Neha Patel,
- Lorna E. Tinworth,
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- Michael A. Patton,
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ROR2 is a member of the cell surface receptor tyrosine kinase (RTKs) family of proteins and is involved in the developmental morphogenesis of the skeletal, cardiovascular and genital systems. Mutations in ROR2 have been shown to cause two distinct human disorders, autosomal recessive Robinow syndrome and dominantly inherited Brachydactyly type B. The recessive form of Robinow syndrome is a disorder caused by loss-of-function mutations whereas Brachydactyly type B is a dominant disease and is presumably caused by gain-of-function mutations in the same gene. We have previously established that all the missense mutations causing Robinow syndrome in ROR2 are retained in the endoplasmic reticulum and therefore concluded that their loss of function is due to a defect in their intracellular trafficking. These mutations were in the distal portion of the frizzled-like cysteine rich domain and kringle domain. Here we report the identification of two novel mutations in the frizzled-like cysteine-rich domain of ROR2 causing Robinow syndrome. We establish the retention of the mutated proteins in the endoplasmic reticulum of HeLa cells and therefore failure to reach the plasma membrane. The clustering of Robinow-causing mutations in the extracellular frizzled-like cysteine-rich domain of ROR2 suggests a stringent requirement for the correct folding of this domain prior to export of ROR2 from the endoplasmic reticulum to the plasma membrane.
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- Title
- Novel Robinow syndrome causing mutations in the proximal region of the frizzled-like domain of ROR2 are retained in the endoplasmic reticulum
- Journal
Human Genetics
Volume 122, Issue 3-4 , pp 389-395
- Cover Date
- 2007-11-01
- 10.1007/s00439-007-0409-0
- Print ISSN
- 0340-6717
- Online ISSN
- 1432-1203
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Authors
- Bassam R. Ali (1)
- Steve Jeffery (2)
- Neha Patel (2)
- Lorna E. Tinworth (2)
- Nagwa Meguid (3)
- Michael A. Patton (2)
- Ali R. Afzal (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, United Arab Emirates University, P.O. Box 17666, Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates
- 2. Division of Clinical Developmental Sciences, St. George's University of London, SW17 0RE, London, UK
- 3. National Research Center, El-Tahrir Street, Dokki, Cairo, Egypt


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Missouri football team defeats Texas A&M 30-9
The Missouri defense was impressive in a 30-9 victory over Texas A&M on Saturday in College Station, Texas, holding the Aggies to just a field goal and a touchdown.
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In high school, T. J. Moe and Carl Gettis started a close relationship that continues today with the Missouri football team.
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Jacquies Smith has filled Aldon Smith's void on the field. It's making up for Smith's mouth that's the real challenge.
Alexander might play Sunday for Rams
The former Missouri wide receiver anticipates playing, but coach Steve Spagnuolo was noncommittal.
MU kicker's successful fake punt doesn't surprise teammates
Those that know about Missouri kicker Trey Barrow's football abilities weren't surprised to see him rush 26 yards for a first down on a fake punt Saturday against Colorado.
Equipment manager takes unique path to MU football team
MU junior Robert McGugan started working on the equipment staff for the Tiger football team this past summer. But, he first got involved with Mizzou athletics as a diver.
Michael Egnew named John Mackey Tight End of the Week
Missouri tight end Michael Egnew was named the John Mackey Tight End of the Week Wednesday for his performance in the Tigers' 26-0 win over Colorado last Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
Missouri freshman linebacker's pedigree easy to see
MU redshirt freshman linebacker Andrew Wilson has had a strong start, and his father Jay Wilson, a standout linebacker at Mizzou from 1979 to 1983, couldn't be happier.
Alexander moved to Rams' active roster
Former MU wide receiver Danario Alexander was moved from the practice squad to replace injured receiver Mark Clayton.
Gabbert will play, Smith will sit on Saturday for Missouri football team
The Tigers' starting quarterback, Blane Gabbert, is returning to full practice Tuesday, despite a hip pointer injury.
Backup quarterback Franklin remained steady against Colorado
A hip pointer sidelined starter Blaine Gabbert in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game against Colorado.
Missouri football continues upward movement in national polls
The Tigers are ranked as high as 19th in the USA Today coaches' poll.
Missouri football defeats Colorado 26-0 in Big 12 Conference opener
Missouri has won its past five games against Colorado by a combined score of 203-40.
Tigers quarterback Blaine Gabbert leaves game with hip pointer
Before the injury, Gabbert was having one of his best games of the season. He said that he will play next week against Texas A&M.
COMMENTARY: In search of the tailgate that never ends
Even though they're parked nearby, some tailgaters don't see much Missouri football.
COMMENTARY: At the game, but not at the game
Following a Missouri football game from inside an elevator has its ups and downs.
Missouri football defeats Colorado 26-0
The Tigers defeated the Buffaloes on Saturday for the team's fifth-straight win. Quarterback Blaine Gabbert left the game in the fourth quarter after sustaining a hip pointer.
TIGER KICKOFF: Big 12 Conference at a crossroad
The Big 12 was on the brink of extinction. What's in store for the 10-team conference now?


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Robb Bank$ - On Me
Artist: Robb Bank$
Producer: Nuri
Album: Tha City
Avg Rating: 3.5 ( 2 votes )
If you're hip to Denzel Curry's March feature, Threatz, which featured guest artist Robb Bank$, you might have preemptively grabbed a helmet for Bank$' solo Booth debut. If you didn't, however, you will leave this cut with a few bruises and I guess it's On Me for not warning you; this track hits harder than a right hook from Money Mayweather. Producer Nuri sets the mood with a mysterious, oozing beat featuring some haunting samples. Bank$ matches the production's vibe perfectly with a swaying, slurred flow and some brash, unapologetic lyrics. The South Florida native is currently prepping for the release of his next mixtape, Tha City, due out at the top of next month… so, tomorrow.
Written by Lucas G. on 09/30/13
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