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TAK1 mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase kinase participates in the Interleukin-1 (IL-1) signaling pathway by mediating activation of JNK, p38, and NF-kappaB. TAK1-binding protein 2 (TAB2) was previously identified as an adaptor that links TAK1 to an upstream signaling intermediate, tumor necrosis factor receptor-associated factor 6 (TRAF6). Recently, ubiquitination of TRAF6 was shown to play an essential role in the activation of TAK1. However, the mechanism by which IL-1 induces TRAF6 ubiquitination remains to be elucidated. Here we report that TAB2 functions to facilitate TRAF6 ubiquitination and thereby mediates IL-1-induced cellular events. A conserved ubiquitin binding domain in TAB2, the CUE domain, is important for this function. We also found that TAB2 promotes the assembly of TRAF6 with a downstream kinase, IkappaB kinase (IKK). These results show that TAB2 acts as a multifunctional signaling molecule, facilitating both IL-1-dependent TRAF6 ubiquitination and assembly of the IL-1 signaling complex.
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Off to Ireland: Traditional Irish Recipes for St. Patrick's Day Food
Once the merrymaking is under way, celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a traditional feast straight out of the Emerald Isle. Beef and lamb go head to head with the almighty potato in many of these hearty Irish recipes, which will feed hungry, Ireland-inspired partygoers with authenticity and style.
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Homemade Corned Beef with Vegetables
Here, the traditional Irish meal of corned beef and cabbage is supplemented with turnips, carrots, and boiled potatoes. Serve with a loaf of freshly baked Irish soda bread.
Irish Lamb Stew
This satisfying stew, filled with tender lamb and vegetables simmered in a beer-based broth, is just the cure for a chilly evening.
Recipe: Irish Lamb Stew
Shepherd's Pies
Make it a meal-in-one with this recipe for traditional lamb potpie, which yields eight individual servings (or two large pies instead). If you like, you can replace the lamb with ground beef.
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Irish Beef Hand Pies
Tuck the makings of traditional beef-and-potato stew into flaky pastries you can bake straight from the freezer for make-ahead convenience.
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This traditional Irish potato dish can be assembled up to two hours ahead and browned just before serving.
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Hearty Irish soda bread is easy to make. It's welcome any time of year but is essential on St. Patrick's Day. Serve with the main course or on its own as breakfast or a snack.
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Next-gen rockets could make it to space on laser power
Chemical rockets operate on essentially the same technology that we've had since the 1930s, and it's dangerous, expensive, and very inefficient. It's high time for a better way of getting to space, and lasers might be the way to do it.
The problem with chemically powered rockets is that they effectively waste a crazy amount of their thrust just lifting all the fuel they need to create that thrust in the first place. Take the famous Saturn V moon rocket, for example. It weighed like 6.7 million pounds, and of that, only 250,000 pounds actually made it into low-Earth orbit. That's like 5% of the total mass of the vehicle, which in an absolute sense, is not very good.
One way around this might be to send energy to a rocket in-flight using an array of powerful microwave lasers that stay on the ground. While the lasers wouldn't power the rocket directly, they'd heat it up, and the rocket would have a propellant that would effectively convert that heat into thrust by boiling something. Specifically, a heat exchanger on the outside of the rocket would take all the heat provided by incoming laser beams and transfer it back to the engines, which would use it to turn cold liquid hydrogen into hot gaseous hydrogen and fire it out the tailpipe, and boom, you've got a rocket.
Since much of the actual reaction energy in a system like this would be coming directly from the ground and wouldn't have to be carried along, the amount of payload that a laser-powered rocket could lift would be double that of a conventional chemical rocket, or more. Also, since the propellant isn't actually exploding, the rocket would be much safer, and by shutting down the lasers on the ground, you could just turn it off if you had to.
The company trying to make this happen is called LaserMotive, and they've already proven that it's possible to use lasers to beam usable amounts of power significant distances. They envision giant arrays of ground-based lasers that could put cheap spacecraft into orbit in under five minutes, and if they can find themselves a trillion-watt laser (which might be realistic in 50 years), they'll be able to start launching laser-powered interstellar probes.
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Family Dollar Names Jocelyn Wong Senior Vice President, Marketing – Chief Marketing Officer
Family Dollar Stores, Inc. (NYSE: FDO) today announced that it has named Jocelyn Wong to the position of Senior Vice President – Chief Marketing Officer. Ms. Wong will report to Michael Bloom, President and Chief Operating Officer.
"Effectively communicating our everyday value pricing to our customer is critical to driving trips and reinforcing our brand to grow our market share," said Mr. Bloom. "In a highly competitive retail environment, Jocelyn brings the experience and strategic vision we need to drive innovation in how we communicate to our customer to differentiate our brand and improve customer loyalty through our circulars and in-store experience."
Ms. Wong began her career with Proctor and Gamble where she held various roles including Associate Marketing Director, NA Oral Care. Most recently she served as Group Vice President, Shopper Marketing for Safeway, where she led the creation of a newly formed shopper marketing organization. Ms. Wong holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry from Purdue University.
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Forget Me NotBy Greg Richter | October 14, 2014 | Comments
Alzheimer's disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States and the fourth leading cause of death among African Americans. Once patients have the disease, there is no treatment available that can stop its progression. The Penn Memory Center seeks to change that. Last month, the Penn... Read more
Robots – Hi-Tech Help or Freaky Fiction?By Olivia Fermano | August 10, 2014 | Comments
Robots cause a polarizing effect in the minds of people. We only have to look to Hollywood to illustrate this. They're either portrayed as endearing characters like Star Wars' C-3PO and R2D2 and the adorably-animated WALL-E – or they're killing machines as seen in Terminator and iRobot. The fact is... Read more
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GRNs Krista Walsh (r.) and Colleen Hogan walk with patient John Fitzpatrick to help him prevent losing physical strength during hospitalization. Hospitalization has a greater cognitive and physical impact on geriatric patients than on those who are younger. Indeed, more than 40 percent of the elderly suffer from delirium while... Read more
No Magic Number - Penn Medicine Researcher to Be Among Architects of New National Sleep RecommendationsBy Jessica Mikulski | April 8, 2014 | Comments
We've all heard it before…"sleep experts recommend you get 7 – 8 hours of sleep per night for optimal health." But is that true for everyone? The answer is there really is no magic number. "For years, members of the sleep research and clinical community have been discussing the issue... Read more
Pocket-sized Medicine: Bringing Real-time Tests to Homebound PatientsBy Kim Menard | April 2, 2014 | Comments
Thanks to innovations that have miniaturized medical devices, care providers on the go - from home care visits to busy outpatient practices - can get more and more real-time feedback at the patient's bedside. Read more
Beyond the Ivory Tower: Penn's Neuroscience Grad Students Reach Out During Brain Week, and BeyondBy Karen Kreeger | March 18, 2014 | Comments
Philadelphia is a cerebral city this spring. To start, every March, Brain Awareness Week brings together institutions worldwide to celebrate the brain. Read more
Memory May Fade with Dementia, but Artistic Abilities and Benefits Carry OnBy Kim Menard | January 15, 2014 | Comments
Since it is possible for Alzheimer's patients to create art, researchers are investigating whether art therapy improves symptoms or quality of life. A new review of studies assessing art interventions from Perelman School of Medicine researchers found that art creation and appreciation activities may improve Alzheimer's disease patients' mood, activities of daily living, quality of life, and even caregiver distress. Read more
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More and more people are seeking out medical procedures to improve their appearance - over 12 million facial cosmetic procedures are performed each year in the United States alone - but how does it impact their self confidence, or their quality of life?
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It was a perfect fall morning - sunny and 62 - for the second annual Penn 5K for the IOA and Memory Mile Walk on September 22, 2013. Nearly 300 walkers and runners, ranging from 3 years old to 90 years old, turned out some fast times on the new race course through Penn Park, with skyline views of Center City. Read more
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Neurological diseases are a bit intimidating to talk about – the last time most of us thought about axons and neurotransmitters, we were in high school biology – so in an effort to make the science a little easier to digest, we're going to make an effort to start trying... Read more
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Penn's Institute on Aging recently co-hosted its annual Sylvan M. Cohen lecture and poster session. This year, in partnership with the Abramson Cancer Center's Tumor Biology Program, the event focused on "protecting the genome in the longevity revolution: cancer and aging." Brian Duke, Pennsylvania Secretary for Aging, set the stage... Read more
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In an update to recent research, Todd Cohen, Virginia Lee, and the Penn CNDR team have found an unusual behavior in the protein tau. It is literally its own worst enemy - tau is actually an enzyme that adds an acetyl group to itself, a process called autoacetylation. Read more
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Penn Medicine will play a starring role in the Philadelphia Science Festival again this year. The Festival is a citywide collaboration showcasing science and technology every April. This year it runs from April 19 - 28, 10 days to celebrate the region's strengths in science and technology, bringing together more than 100 partners from academia to museums to restaurants. Read more
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Jungle Carpet Pythons
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Jaguar Pythons
Gamma (CB 2006) is a diamond-jungle jaguar produced by Jeff Favelle (Canada).
Sire was a jungle jaguar and dam a diamond-jungle python. Simply put, Gamma
is radioactive.
Her scales are totally clean and her color is so bright she appears luminescent. Every one of her progeny have developed into trophies as well.
Her color development is shown below as a hatchling, age 1 year, 3 years (on eggs)
and as a mature adult:
Gamma5 (CB 2008) is a male diamond-jungle jaguar from the Gamma x Antonio pairing. In addition to the clean, bright scales, he has also developed intense yellow coloration.
The color is so vibrant he appears fluorescent, much like a tropical fish. He is beyond
doubt the most fantastic creature
I've ever produced.
Shown here at age 4 months (hand held), age 1 year, 3 years and as a mature adult:
Gamma29 (CB 2010) is a female diamond jungle jaguar and also from the Gamma x Gamma5 pairing of 2010.
She is the most unusual Gamma-line jaguar I have
produced, as her neonate colors were more brown than the usual silver/grey, and
her "saddle" pattern was broken up (somewhat "ocelot" like).
Here is her amazing transformation: Shown as a hatchling, age 1 yr, 18 months,
and below at age 2 yrs (shown in studio full-spectrum lighting).
Morelia Trophy Club Hall of Fame
Gamma3 is a male diamond jungle jaguar from the Gamma
x Antonio pairing of 2008. In May 2010 he was featured as
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joined the fine python collection of Brandon Osborne.
Information about neurological deficits noted in jaguar pythons:
Some neurological deficits have been associated with jaguar pythons, a morphological variant of
the coastal carpet python (Morelia spilota mcdowelli sub-species). These deficits can range
those that are so mild they are essentially non-detectable, to animals that move in a
spinning, back-flipping or corkscrew motion. More subtle effects can include poor
striking aim, or "righting ability" (keeping their head level when turned over).
The vast majority of jaguar pythons have the milder forms of these deficits, barely noticeable
unless the animal is handled. In the opinion of some breeders, even jaguars that appear totally
normal are a little "less athletic" than most carpet pythons.
These neurological deficits can be present upon hatching, or in some cases, develop years later.
One hypothesis is that the "jaguar gene" is coupled with a vulnerability to neurological problems,
and that these problems do not appear unless the animal undergoes some kind of stress. The
majority of jaguar pythons that develop these effects seem to display them at an early age (less
than a year). In most jaguars, these neurological effects may vary a bit over the lifetime of the
snake, but do not appear to significantly deteriorate over time. They do not appear to effect the
overall health or breeding ability of the jaguar python, nor is their any predictable pattern of
inheritance for progeny that have come from affected sire or dam.
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Saturday 10th. A sunny day of light and variable winds and persistent, but thin, high cover saw 41 ATs, with14 private owner flights and all of the available club fleet apart from the DG303 flying. 4 Trial lesson pupils were introduced to gliding and 13 of the flights exceeded an hour, with the Falke contributing a further 4 flights. Steve Ball and Jon May flew their Duo Discus for 4 minutes under 3 hours, covering 114 kms and taking in Malton, Pocklington and the Tontine. The last leg back to Sutton defeated them so it was out with the engine. Peter Clay had 2:32 in his Ventus and Klaus Schneider Zapphad 1:42 in the club Astir. Mike Wood, flying Trial Lesson Pupil Mr Clark made sure the latter got his money's worth with a flight of 32 minutes in the DG500.
Saturday evening saw a much smarter bunch of pilots and partners assemble at the Golden Fleece in Thirsk for the annual dinner and presentation of Trophies. After dinner, Martin Withers, chief pilot of the restored Vulcan,who also flew the first Vulcan bombing raid during the Falklands war, gave an interesting account of that raid and the continuing efforts to keep the Vulcan flying. He then presented the Trophies for 2009. the presentation allowing those present to see the familiar face and the certainly less familiar bodies of Andy Wright.
Sunday 11th. A light E'ly that was somewhat variable, and initial high cover that burned off over the midday period before returning mid afternoon, allowed 15 ATs, mainly by the club 2 seaters although Bob Calvert flew his Astir and the club Astir also flew. Initial operations were off runway 20 but then changed to 02 before a third change to 06 later in the day. The day was marked by a number of annual spin checks in the DG1000 with thermal conditions intially blue and height limited. Rory O'Conor optimistically declared an 300 km O/R to Belvoir in his DG800, giving up a valiant struggle on reaching Rufforth on the return leg for a distance of 273.4 km, not getting to 3000 QNH until Syerston on the outward leg. Back at Sutton Bob Calvert had just under an hour in his Astir while John Marsh/Sam Bidgood had 31 minutes in the K21.
Monday 12th. Another anticyclonic day saw a light and variable wind that initially started in the NNE, went into the SW before returning to the NE and freshening as the day died. The start of operations was delayed by low cloud, but cloud base had risen sufficiently by around 1100 hrs for ATs to start off runway 24 with landings on 20. 10 ATswere flown with the club 2 seaters in action and 2 private owners rigging. 2 Trial lesson pupils were flown in the late morning with a cloud base of around 1400′ QFE, this being very variable. Conditions improved after lunch with the cloud base rising to over 3000′ QFE allowing Martin Johnson in his DG 600 and Chris Stothard in his Vega to get in some good thermal practice in their flights of 2:34 and 2:15 respectively. Ian Plant had 2 flights of around an hour in the K21 with pupils Rory McGill and Hugh O'Neill. The freshening wind from the NE late in the day led to the interesting spectacle of Martin Johnson landing on the eastern side of 02 while simultaneously the K21 with Ian Plant/Hugh O'Neill landed on the western side of 20, all three pilots being well aware of the other glider as they started their approaches. An expanse of blue sky gradually approached the site from the NW during the late afternoon, significantly improving the visibility which had been very poor in the morning. Chris Stothard reported maintaining zero sink in a straight line under the the boundary between the clear air and the Cumulus to its east late on in the day.


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Beyoncé shut down Macy's for the in-store launch of her Pulse fragrance in New York City this afternoon. Fans stormed the retailer's Herald Square store for a chance to meet the pop goddess, who looked elegant in a white floor-length halterneck gown.
The mom-to-be greeted and took photos with the first 500 people who purchased the fragrance set. "I have the best fans. They are so passionate and so loyal. I want to give them everything," she told the AP. "I always get excited when I do the meet-and-greets because I get to really shake hands and look people in the eye and really see the impact that I have been able to have in people's lives, because sometimes you don't really get to see it."
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In the words of one reviewer: "Cocker has again focused his binoculars on finding romance in the mundane and it is truly invigorating stuff. For the sake of the music, let's hope these Further Complications are left unresolved." As the man's previous performances here would attest, he's lost none of his wit and finesse onstage.Jarvis Cocker brings his Further Complications to these venues in December.
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Brisbane 05/12/09 The Hi-Fi
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Watch this beautiful video from The Inoue Brothers that talks to several Japanese artisans and craftmakers rebuilding their lives after the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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Gotham Cargo bicycle boxes – handmade in Greece from leonidas on Vimeo. Simple and colorful bike baskets from Gotham Cargo (they're made in Greece, not NYC despite the name). GothamCargo from gothamlab on Vimeo.
This is an amazing video of how Tanner Goods makes their 13 oz belts. I still wear my 13 oz Tanner Goods belt almost every day.


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Waterline Restaurant at Keppel Bay Marina provides an idyllic dining destination. Take a seat on the deck outside, relax on the landscaped lawns, or sit at the chef's table to admire the kitchen theatrics. The food is contemporary with Asian and European inspirations paired with Australian regional wines from an 80+ list. The venue is ideal for upmarket corporate functions, cocktail parties, weddings, meetings, and family celebrations.
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So we moved into our new home last month and did a few renovations. The house was built in 08 so it doesn't need much. In three bedrooms I am having carpet installed right now. I am covering up oak wood floors that are really nice. My parents and everyone in so annoyed that I am doing this but DS has already fell many times and got a bloody nose twice. Plus I know I'm the only person in America who hates wood floors and area rugs and prefers wall to wall carpet.
So my mom now sends me a link of all the toxins in new carpet and links with autism. I was a sped teacher so autism is my biggest fear. The guys are in my house right now! I am so annoyed that she is doing this. Please please please tell me that there is someone out there who had new carpet and healthy babies!
I haven't, but I thought this was going to be another thread about pube grooming before i opened it. Kind of glad it's not
Can you call the carpet place or google the brand of carpet and see if maybe they use non-toxic materials? Otherwise, I guess I'd just try and keep the rooms with the new carpeting well ventilated for a while.
Relax!! First of all, you probably know they have "linked" a million things to autism... immunizations, exposure to chemicals, genetics, microwave use, and sooo much more. There is no conclusive evidence to determine the cause of autism. I doubt your carpeting will have any impact on your little one, except if they have allergies. Even then, its not the end of the world. We're opting for carpeting because we live above a garage and want to minimize noise, even though we know hardwood is "better". Plus, carpeting offers more insulation for regulating temperature and will be gentler on crawling baby's skin. In your case, less bumps and bloody noses too!
I would guess your mother just wants to sway your opinion to agree with her... and she's using unfair scare tactics to do it. Perhaps tell her that you appreciate her concern, but you are still getting carpeting. If the research was significant, no one would be getting new carpeting and anyone who did would have an autistic child. I'd say there would be way more support for that correlation then!
Since you've worked with autistic children, you probably know that while it isn't any parents' dream, it doesn't have to be a nightmare. Carpet or no carpet, you should try to see that fear in a different way. My husband went through a panic phase.. what if our baby is blind, deaf, deformed, autistic, etc. etc. Both our families also love to chime in with their helpful advice on how we can eat differently, live differently, and purchase things differently to ensure our baby is "perfect". They also have asked what we would "do" if it isn't. Of course I hope our baby doesn't have any problems, but I'm not afraid if it does. I've worked with children who have physical, mental, behavioral, and learning disabilities. If there is something "wrong" with my child, I know I can't blame the new carpeting or the soda I drank or the amount of light my belly was exposed to... I know I'll just have to accept it and move forward. Every child is perfect, because no child is perfect. Your perfect child will love falling softly on the carpet, using it as a landscape for toys, eventually staining it with spill and smudges, covering it with dirty laundry and junk... you may want to stock up on new carpeting for the future!!
You are not the only person who hates wood floors and area rugs. DH and I have been arguing about this since we bought our house 2 years ago! We have beautiful wood floors and DH wants carpet everywhere. I have refused. He insists it will be better for the baby to have carpeting. I actually posted about this on this board in 1st trimester and the responses were overwhelmingly in favor of hard wood so I appeased him for now.
But the compromise is that we are carpeting wall to wall our downstairs level with our office and finished basement.
ETA: My good friend has hard wood and has complained about them a lot since having her DD. She said she is starting to think she wants carpeting when they move shortly into a house.


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The Housing Department's Homelessness Response Team engages in a variety of activities designed to prevent and end homelessness.
During the June 17 meeting, the City Council will consider Agenda Item 3.7 called "Actions Related to the Agreement with Google Fiber for Future Installation of Google Fiber Network."
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So, something that has come to my attention during the D&D Next playtesting is the abhorrence to "dead levels." That is, gaining a level in which no new special ability is gained, just the usual gain of an attack bonus, hit points, etc.
Now on the one hand I like gaining something special at each new level, it's fun, and something to look forward to using over the period until the next level is gained. However, I play in, or am involved with some games that don't give out special abilities at every level or any level for that matter. Stars Without Number comes to mind where unless your a Psychic you don't really gain anything new at each new level. Or, Barebones Fantasy where only a spellcaster gains a new special ability, a new spell, at each new level. Or, old school D&D, like Basic and OD&D, where again, only spellcasters really get something out of the ordinary. I'm kinda okay with this. If the campaign is intriguing and fun then gaining a new special ability isn't really that important, to me.
Recently I've seen posts about how there are "dead levels" at 4 and 7 or 5 and 8 with a couple of classes in D&D Next. And, gods forbid, the new monk class has one, yes one, dead level. Does a character really need a parade and candy thrown at them at every new level? I don't want players to have to say, "I swing my sword at the bad guy," every time but really, is the campaign that limited that you can't at least disarm an opponent, or charge them, or trip them without needing a special ability to do so?
One of my gripes with candy at every level is a character sheet turns into a novelette and players take forever to decide mathematically what might be their best choice. Phooey on that...
...but not phooey on gaining a special ability every now and then. Every other level, or every third level maybe, yeah, I can dig that, but a lollipop at every level, no thanks.
|A New Level! Wait, what!? Same old sea and still paddling with my hands!?


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(SportsNetwork.com) - Fired Monday as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, Leslie Frazier apparently wasn't on the market for long.
Frazier told ESPN.com on Friday he will be the next defensive coordinator of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Bucs fired coach Greg Schiano on Monday after a stormy two-year tenure and amid a house-cleaning that also cost general manager Mark Dominik his job.
Frazier has a history as a defensive coordinator. He led the Vikings defense prior to his promotion to head coach and also served in that position for the Bengals from 2003-04. His units in Minnesota ranked in the top-10 in defense in three of his four seasons. He went 21-32-1 in three-plus seasons as head coach.
The Bucs (4-12) had the 17th-ranked defense in the league this season. They haven't made the playoffs since 2007.
ESPN.com previously reported the Bucs hired former University of California head coach Jeff Tedford as offensive coordinator.


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When Mary Stuart Masterson is first seen in Benny & Joon, she is in full splatter, painting in a glass-enclosed, light-filled studio overlooking the Spokane River. For her character, the mentally ill Joon, painting is integral an essential means of expressing herself. For the actress, the paintings also had special meaning: She helped create them.
Initially, Spokane-based artist Harold Balazs was brought in to provide the canvases. But, as production designer Neil Spisak explains, ''Balazs' style was more accomplished and more sophisticated'' than what was needed. So Spisak, along with assistant art director Troy Sizemore, agreed on an unusual approach: They scoured thrift stores for old paintings and recycled them by having Masterson and scenic artists paint over them to create new works.
''It was a long process,'' says Spisak, who originally envisioned the paintings in the styles of abstract artists such as Helen Frankenthaler (airy and colorful) and Jackson Pollock (high energy). But when Masterson was given paint and brushes and encouraged to play around with them, things changed. She and director Jeremiah Chechik decided Joon's art should be more representational, ''more figurative,'' says Spisak, ''because there is such a passive quality to her character she's in her own world where the paintings and the studio are safe,'' and she can express herself freely. Both Masterson's originals and recycled canvases were used in the film.
Masterson makes no claims to being a great painter she cites Sesame Street as her main inspiration but adds, ''I never had the nerve to paint before. It definitely became a great outlet.'' Fans can forget about owning any of the featured art most of the paintings were destroyed in a fire sequence that didn't make it into the final cut of the film. Besides, says Masterson, ''I don't think anyone would want a Mary Stuart Masterson original hanging anywhere other than in their bathroom.''


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Minnesota Workers Compensation Attorneys
The Law Office of Mark A. Greenman
Minneapolis Family & Medical Leave Act Lawyer(612) 915-2034
The Law Office of Mark A. Greenman is an experienced Minneapolis family & medical leave act law firm representing Minnesota workers in employee rights cases. We frequently assist clients who have been illegally terminated by their employers. When employers fail to treat these...
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Bennerotte & Associates, P.A.
Eagan, MI Personal Injury Attorney(612) 208-2973 or (800) 598-3146
Bennerotte & Associates, PA is a personal injury law firm committed to being the best representatives and advocates for our clients. We represent individual victims and families who have suffered from an accident, a workplace injury, or medical malpractice. Based in Eagan, MN,...
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Faricy Law Firm, PA
Minneapolis, Minnesota Business Litigation Attorneys(612) 927-2590
Faricy Law Firm is a business litigation law firm based in Minneapolis, Minnesota providing legal services to clients throughout Minnesota as well as nationwide. The firm's founding attorney, John H. Faricy, has over 30 years of legal experience and has received a series of professional...
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Midwest Disability, PA
Midwest Social Security Disability Attorneys(763) 447-4103 or (888) 351-0427
Midwest Disability is a law firm that helps clients who are having trouble getting disability payments. Attorneys at the firm fight for their clients who are trying to deal with the Social Security Administration. They fill out the paperwork and file necessary documents for their...
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Schloner Law Firm, PA
Workers' Compensation Attorney in Minneapolis(612) 915-0699
The Schloner Law Firm is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota and specializes in workers' compensation law. For more than 30 years we have been the preeminent law firm in the Minneapolis area when it comes to providing workers' compensation. Our extensive experience in this field has...
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Anderson Larson Saunders & Klaassen PLLP
General Practice Law Firm(320) 403-2774 or (800) 335-4313
Anderson Larson is a general practice law firm located in Willmar, Minnesota with a wide range of expertise and a diverse base of clients. The attorneys of the firm offer services in family and divorce matters, personal injury, employee benefits, estate planning, and business law....
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Reppe Law Office PLLC
Northfield, Minnesota Criminal Defense and Bankruptcy Lawyers(507) 645-5569
Reppe Law Office PLLC specializes in a wide variety of practices with offices in Northfield, Minnesota and Burnsville, Minnesota. We help clients seeking assistance with workers' compensation, bankruptcy law, criminal law, and real estate law, in addition to family & divorce,...
Other Offices: Burnsville
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Midwest Disability, P.A.
Minnesota Workers' Compensation Law Firm(763) 200-4942 or (888) 400-1801
The attorneys at Midwest Disability PA, have more than 50 years of experience helping injured workers, and can be summed up in four words: Great people, great results. Our attorneys believe, with good representation, clients will increase their chances of getting worker's compensation...
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Groshek Law PA.
Criminal Defense Attorneys in Minnesota(612) 424-5829 or (888) 721-1056
Groshek Law PA. is a reputable and experienced law firm that concentrates in the area of Criminal Defense. As practiced criminal defense lawyers, we understand that our clients need an aggressive advocate on their side. Led by Christa Groshek, our law firm understands that each case,...
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DLA Piper
Global Law Firm(612) 524-3000
DLA Piper became one of the largest legal service providers in the world in 2005 through a merger of unprecedented scope in the legal sector. While large in scale, the merger strategy was simple – to create an international legal practice capable of taking care of the most important...
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Falsani, Balmer, Peterson, Quinn & Beyer
Duluth, Minnesota Personal Injury, Car Accident and Workers' Compensation Lawyers(218) 723-1990 or (800) 723-2048
Falsani, Balmer, Peterson, Quinn & Beyer was founded by Bob Falsani and Jim Balmer in 1975. Located in Duluth, Minnesota, the firm practices primarily in the areas of personal injury, workers' compensation, social security disability and family law. We are licensed to practice...
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GoldenbergLaw, PLLC
Minneapolis Personal Injury Lawyers(612) 333-4662 or (855) 333-4662
GoldenbergLaw, PLLC is an experienced, dedicated law firm located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Our principal trial attorneys Stuart Goldenberg and Michael Johnson have been named as Minnesota Super Lawyers. Mr. Goldenberg is a State and National Civil Trial Specialist, as certified...
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Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
National Law Firm(612) 333-3434
Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP was founded in 1934 and is headquartered in Chicago. We have offices in 12 states: Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
At Hinshaw, we value long-term client...
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Kelly & Lemmons, PA
Minnesota Full Service Law Firm(651) 646-6325
Kelly & Lemmons, P.A. serves municipalities, corporations of all sizes, non-profit foundations, and individuals in St. Paul, Minneapolis and the greater Twin Cities area of Minnesota, as well as western Wisconsin. We push ourselves to achieve creative answers for the public and...
Other Offices: Little Canada
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Law Office of Joshua R. Williams, PLLC
Minneapolis Employment Lawyer(612) 486-5540
The Law Office of Joshua R. Williams, PLLC is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We are dedicated to standing up for people who need someone to stand strong on their behalf. We provide legal representation in these types of cases: Employment Law, Civil Rights, and Workers' Compensation....
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McSweeney Langevin
Minneapolis, Minnesota Defective Medical Device and Drug Attorneys(612) 746-4646 or (800) 888-4425
McSweeney Langevin protects the rights of individuals and families throughout the Twin Cities Metro area. Our attorneys can help you with your auto accident injuries and defective drugs litigation, as well as take on your criminal defense and estate planning needs. We are here to...
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Menk & Menk Law Office
Minneapolis, Minnesota Workers' Compensation and Personal Injury Lawyers(612) 300-4000
The Lawyers at Menk & Menk had great success representing injured clients. Every client at Menk and Menk gets personal attention and respect. Every case is meaningful, no case is too small.
Our practice areas include work injuries, occupational diseases, chemical exposure,...
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Osterbauer Law Firm
Twin Cities Work Injury Law Firm Minneapolis Personal Injury Lawyers(612) 334-3434
If you have been hurt at work, having an effective work injury lawyer on your side can make all of the difference in the world. Insurance companies and employers want to get you back to work as soon as possible, and settle for as little compensation as possible. Joe Osterbauer and...
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Robert Wilson & Associates
Minnesota Workers' Compensation Lawyer(612) 334-3444
At Robert Wilson & Associates, our Minnesota workers compensation lawyers have helped many clients receive maximum compensation for their cases. With many years of experience, we may be able to help you obtain the compensation you deserve after being injured on the job.
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Rosengren Kohlmeyer, Law Office Chtd
Mankato DWI and Criminal Defense Attorneys(507) 625-5000 or (877) 251-8002
At the Rosengren Kohlmeyer Law Office, the number one concern of our Mankato criminal and family law attorneys is to solve problems for our clients. Minnesota law is complex and we limit our practice to only three practice areas for our Minnesota clients.
Criminal Defense: Two...
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Steven C. O'Tool, Attorney at Law, PA
Eagan, Minnesota Personal Injury & Business Attorney(651) 317-3410
Steven C. O'Tool, Attorney at Law, P.A. has been representing Minnesota clients in personal injury and business law-related cases since 1985. Our Eagan-based firm serves both individuals and companies in a variety of situations, from automobile accidents and workers' compensation...
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Stoel Rives LLP
Transactional and Litigation Law Firm(612) 373-8800
Stoel Rives LLP, an experienced law firm, was established in 1907. We offer a full suite of transactional and litigation solutions for U.S. and international clients. We have nearly 400 attorneys operating out of 11 offices in seven states. Representative clients include financial...
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Arthur, Chapman, Kettering, Smetak & Pikala, P.A.Minneapolis, MN 55402
Minneapolis Fire Litigation Group(612) 339-3500
Arthur, Chapman, Kettering, Smetak & Pikala, P.A. delivers top-tier legal expertise with down-to-earth character and values. We provide expert civil and business litigation counsel without the ego and pretense.
Atkinson Law OfficeArden Hills, MN 55112
Minnesota Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Lawyer(651) 333-3636
Minnesota Workers Compensation and social security disability law firm. Minnesota Disability was founded with the sole goal to represent disabled and injured individuals living in Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. When Minnesota Disability represents a client Tom Atkinson will take charge and...
Bosch Law Firm, Ltd.St. Paul, MN 55112
Minnesota Hurt On the Job651-243-2877
Attorney at Bosch Law Firm, Ltd., based at St. Paul, Minnesota, handles cases related to work injury and workers compensation.


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Did you know the city that's home to a major military base and an insurance giant has been wiped off the Internet hotel map?
Columbus, Ga., home to Aflac Insurance and the Army's Fort Benning, has vanished from the cities listed on Expedia, Orbitz and Travelocity because of a brewing dispute over hotel taxes. If you search for hotels in Columbus, you'll instead receive listings across the border in Phenix City, Ala., even though Columbus has dozens of hotels including a Marriott, a Homewood Suites and Holiday Inn.
So what gives?
Columbus is the biggest - and oldest - example yet of what could go wrong when a municipality challenges online travel agencies about the amount of hotel occupancy taxes owed.
Similar disputes are brewing across the USA in cities including South San Francisco, San Antonio and even New York City, and about 50 municipalities have filed lawsuits to recoup taxes they believe they're owed.
The escalating legal bills, meanwhile, are so threatening to the online travel agencies that they've gone to Congress to try to get a legislative fix. And their aggressive lobbying is now sparking outrage from the hotel industry lobby, which claims that their proposals would give them a competitive advantage over bricks-and-mortar hotels.
Confused? It's hard not to be.
Here's a brief backgrounder: The disputes in question center around how occupancy taxes are calcuated and paid by the online agencies compared to hotel companies. For instance, if a consumer pays $100 for a room on, say, Marriott.com or Hilton.com, and the city's occupancy tax rate is 10%, then the consumer pays $110 and the city collects $10. But if a consumer books the same room on an online site that paid just $80 for that same hotel room, the consumer still pays $110 but the city collects $8 in taxes. And now, cash-strapped municipalities more than ever want to collect the remaining $2 gap to help offset their tax revenue shortfalls.
For more details into what's suddenly become issue No. 1 for the hotel industry lobby, read the piece the National Journal piece and Hotel Interactive's Glenn Haussman's piece. (He and I were among the reporters who attended the American Hotel & Lodging Association's annual legislative conference yesterday, where hotel industry CEOs and lobbyists repeatedly mentioned the issue.)
But while the two parties spend millions on lobbying efforts, local governments like Columbus hang in the middle.
"Now, when people pull up a room for Columbus, it directs people to other cities and the sites are showing it as if they are booking a room in Columbus," Columbus City Manager Isaiah Hugley told the National Journal for its February article (subscription required) headlined, "No room at the inn for online travel." He described the move as punitive.
The online agencies say there's nothing punitive about it.
Speaking for Orbitz, Brian Hoyt said that pre-Internet era occupancy tax laws "do not apply to our fees we receive for helping to facilitate a hotel booking. We charge a service fee, not rent, and that fee is not bound by local occupancy tax laws."
Orbitz also pulled out of Lawrence County, Pa., due to a similar dispute, he said. The company decided that doing business in those two jurisdictions had become too risky to continue. "The local government's decision to try and make us a local taxpayer outweighed the return on investment in servicing these communities," he said.
If local municipalities can't get the online agencies to pay what they claim they deserve, then Marriott lobbyist Melissa Froehlich told the audience at yesterday's summit yesterday said she expects that the cities might seek new ways to tax hotels based in their own communities.
"The concern is is that it truly shifts the burden from the online companies to the hotels" to make up the tax gap, she told the audience of hotel operators, owners, lobbyists and chain executives. "We're the bricks and mortar, we're in the jurisdiction."
Speaking to the same audience was Steve Trailer, lobbyist for the National Association for Counties, said that other powerful goverment-related lobby groups are now working with the hotel lobby to defeat the internet agencies' attempts to get a legislative fix because it would pre-empt the taxing authority of state and local governments. The coalition includes the National League of Cities and the National Governors' Assocation.
The groups "are totally against this idea - and to get all those local groups and government groups to agree on an issue is very big, especially the governors," he said. "They see eye to eye on this issue."
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Warrior Vandal Grip Intermediate Hockey Stick - 2011
Warrior Vandal Grip Intermediate Hockey Stick - 2011
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What is the length of this stick? Also, what is the difference between w03 and w08?
By Heidi from Duluth, Mn on August 20, 2013
By Customer Service on August 28, 2013
Answer:This stick is 57" in length.
The W03 is the Draper curve
The W08 is the Kovalchuk curve.
What is the lie on the W08 Kovalchuck model?
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By Customer Service on February 27, 2014
Answer:Lie 4
Is the 57" the total length including the blade where the heel meets the ice?
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So I used to be an active Bumper but having a baby takes up a lot of time! I thought I would re introduce myself!
My name is Brittany and I have a 13...almost 14...month old son named Connor Jedidiah. He is beautiful. Fine blonde hair and bright blue eyes. The kid looks nothing like me. Okay, that's a lie...he has my bone structure in the face. I live with my boyfriend and soul mate David. We have been together for 7 months now but best friends for 2 years. He loves my son like his own.
Before David and I became romantic I was in a terrible relationship with my son's father and now I am working on eliminating that problem soon.
I work full time a hotel at the front desk and David works full time as a baker so I am shocked that I have lost all my baby weight and then some with all the pastries he brings me..
Aside from my job at the hotel I am a full time mother...duh. Connor was born 5 weeks early but you wouldn't know it by looking at him. We co-slept for 8 months and I breast fed for a year. I am also currently training to be a perfect house wife. I am very old fashion and hope to be a stay at home mother, or at least have my home look like I am.
Can't wait to re-get-to-know all you ladies and I look forward to the fun we will have.
Nice to see you back, you can finally fill me in! WTH was this all about?
You posted it on 7+ times, more than once on a few boards.
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The CW has ordered three additional scripts for The Originals, The Tomorrow People and Reign, TVGuide.com has learned.
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Aligning instruction to meet the Common Core State Standards is the new norm for educators across most of the United States. In the middle school math classroom, technology can be used to help students reach mastery of these Common Core skills. Let's take a look at a sixth grade geometry standard and how, using technology, teachers can promote engagement through student-centered exploration of this skill.
Draw polygons in the coordinate plane given coordinates for the vertices; use coordinates to find the length of a side joining points with the same first coordinate or the same second coordinate. Apply these techniques in the context of solving real-world and mathematical problems.
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UW-Eau Claire Announces
Summer Parking Changes
MAILED: May 17, 2002
EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire has announced changes in campus parking and transportation for the summer months, May 20 - August 22.
On the lower campus the following regulations will apply:
Hibbard Hall Lot will require "F," "Summer Visitor" and "GF" permits.
(Note - Only "GF" permits are valid in "GF" rows.)
Phillips and Nursing Lots will require "F," "Summer," "S" and "GF" permits.
Water Street, Haas Fine Arts and Putnam Lots will be free parking. Head into stalls.
On the upper campus the following regulations will apply:
Murray Lot will require "F" and "Summer Visitor" permits.
McPhee Lot will require "F," "S" and "Summer Visitor" permits.
Towers, Oak Ridge, Chancellors and Bridgman Lots will be free parking. Head into stalls.
All meters on campus will be enforced Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 9 p.m.
The Visitor Center on Roosevelt Ave. will be open during summer session 7:15 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday, June 10-Aug. 2.
Campus bus service ends on May 17. No campus bus service is scheduled for the summer months, but students may still use the city buses for free. Campus bus service will resume Sept. 3.
For more information on summer parking, call the Parking and Transportation Office at (715) 836-2002.
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Sandra Gal outlasted Rolex Rankings No. 2 Jiyai Shin to earn her first LPGA victory at the Kia Classic. Gal hit a wedge from 83 yards to two feet for birdie on the 18th hole to defeat Shin by a stroke and become the only Rolex First-Time winner of 2011.


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Along with offering spectacular scenery accessible 365 days a year, Zion is home to some of the most incredible hiking trails in the world. Zion National Park has a wide diversity of hiking tours, for both beginners and advanced hikers.
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Zion hiking will give you the thrill of a lifetime with optoins to journey through the world famous Zion Narrows, a slot canyon that is part of the series of slot canyons taht form Zion Canyon.
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Fabulous color for a special dinner! I used this beautiful green flatware for Easter and it made the table look spring-like and elegant. I can visualize using these for Christmas or St. Patrick's Day. The pearl finish makes these utensils look fancy. The detailed silver "connector" piece is gorgeous. I plan on purchasing the cream-colored set too! June 20, 2012
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Former Rutland man held in deaths of teenage tenants in MaineThe Associated Press | December 30,2012PORTLAND, Maine - A 74-year-old Maine man was charged in the shooting deaths of two tenants inside an apartment he rented out at his home, possibly over a dispute about where they parked their cars during a snowstorm, state police said Sunday.
James Pak, who moved to Maine from Rutland, Vt., about six years ago, was arrested at about 10 p.m. Saturday following a standoff at his suburban neighborhood home in Biddeford, about 15 miles south of Portland, police said. He is charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of Derrick Thompson, 19, and Thompson's girlfriend, 18-year-old Alivia Welch.
Thompson's mother, Susan Johnson, 44, called police to report the shootings at about 7 p.m. She and her 6-year-old son also live in the apartment, which is attached to the main house where Pak lived.
Before the shootings, Biddeford police were called to Pak's home regarding a dispute between Pak and his tenants over their cars being parked in his driveway during the snowstorm, said state police spokesman Steve McCausland. Biddeford banned street parking during the night so city crews could plow the streets.
Minutes after officers left the home, they received the call reporting the shootings. Upon their return, Biddeford police rescued Johnson and her young son, and Pak retreated to his part of the house, where he lived with his wife, McCausland said.
Pak's wife left the home, and he surrendered hours later after talking to police negotiators, said McCausland. A gun was found in the house.
Johnson was being treated for a gunshot wound at a Portland hospital, officials said. Her younger son, Brayden, was not hurt.
Detectives are investigating whether the violence stemmed from a landlord-tenant dispute, McCausland said. Johnson and her family moved into the apartment in October.
Pak is being held at the York County Jail in Alfred and is expected to make his initial court appearance either Monday or Wednesday, depending on the availability of a judge.
The victim's bodies were transported Sunday to the medical examiner's office in Augusta, where autopsies will be performed.
Thompson was an auto detailer at a local car dealership and had attended Biddeford High School, and Welch worked at a local coffee shop and graduated from Thornton Academy in Saco, according to their Facebook profiles and a list of Thornton Academy graduates. Two people who answered a phone call at the coffee shop would not comment.MORE IN This Just InRichard Rivers has settled his lawsuit against the Vermont State Fair. Full StoryVermonts lowest-paid wage earners will see a boost Jan. Full StoryKillington reviews Full Story
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aera 500 GPS Fly/Drive ReceiverGarmin's aera series of dual-duty GPS portables offer easy transition from flying to motoring – by combining the best in moving-map display features with intuitive, menu-driven touchscreen control. With aera, fingertip navigation has entered a whole new era: One that streamlines operation. Eliminates knobs and buttons. Simplifies the pilot/motorist interface. And lets you think in terms of door-to-door guidance, not just runway-to-runway.
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There are four aera models in the Garmin lineup, offering a full range of cost/capability choices. The first and most affordable unit in the series is the aera 500. Featuring a crisp 4.3-inch QVGA wide-format touchscreen and pre-loaded graphical mapping, this versatile, feature-rich unit comes ready for takeoff, right out of the box.
Fly aera. Anywhere
In aviation mode, the aera 500's detailed chart-style shaded mapping and extensive terrain and aviation databases help you visualize your flight path in relation to nearby navaids, terrain, SUAs, obstructions, and so on. Plus, the addition of private airports and heliports to the database affords even more navigation and emergency "nearest" options. A database-driven terrain advisory feature offers TAWS-like color coding and pop-up alerts when possible obstructions or ground proximity conflicts loom ahead. And with terrain/obstacle data shown at standard 30 arc-second resolution, you'll enjoy a surprising level of detail on the display. The unit's graphical Terrain page offers both overhead and vertical profile views of the topography you're flying over. What's more, there's an IFR map mode that lets you display and navigate on high or low enroute airways. You can also pull up MEAs (Minimum Enroute Altitudes) and distances between intersections by touching the airway on the map. As in all the aera models, GPS updating is provided at a super-fast 5 Hz rate. And for added safety, an optional power/data cable (sold separately) makes it easy to interface your aera 500 with the Garmin GTX 330 Mode S transponder in your aircraft, so you can access and display TIS traffic alerts in busy terminal airspace. What's more, you can also use the aera to load communications frequencies into your Garmin SL 40 Comm or SL 30 Nav/Comm transceiver.
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Once your aircraft returns to terra firma, the fun of aera navigation continues with full automotive GPS capability and preloaded City Navigator® NT street mapping. Operating much like Garmin's popular nüvi® line of touchscreen auto navigators, your aera 500 offers voice-guided turn-by-turn directions with text-to-speech audio technology that calls out streets by name. In addition, there's built-in Bluetooth® support for wireless hands-free calling with your compatible mobile phone. And the aera's built-in "points of interest" database offers helpful guidance to millions of motels, restaurants, gas stations, ATMs, and other local attractions. To further speed your transition from aircraft to automotive mode, a unique "smart mount" for the aera offers instant clip-and-go car navigation.
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Slender Snipe Eel Nemichthys scolopaceus
This long, slender, deep-sea eel has remarkable jaws, shaped like a bird's bill, with the ends turned out so that they can never fully close. It spends its life drifting in midwater, catching small crustaceans to eat. When the males mature and are ready to spawn, their jaws shorten, they lose all their teeth, and their front nostrils grow into large tubes. This probably enhances their sense of smell, helping them to find mature females. Little else is known of the slender snipe eel's lifestyle, as it is rarely caught.


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One of Kimberly's favorite quotes from Ernest Hemingway is "The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places." Kimberly integrates her faith in Jesus Christ with sound counseling theoretical practices to help patients become strong at the broken places. Kimberly specializes in Christian Counseling, her patients often seek a therapist who can support them with how to apply biblical principles to everyday life.
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Tribute Artists - Music Venues - Mayberry Parades
Jr. Miss, Miss and Mrs. Mayberry (click to see winners)
Trivia Contests - Food Venues - Arts & Crafts Vendors
Mayberry Merchandise (some items available HERE now)
Whistling Contest - Car and Tractor Show - And More!
It all happens in Downtown Westminster, SC.
See the SCHEDULE OF EVENTS HERE.
Free information programs, with the complete schedule of events, will be available at Mayberry Headquarters in front of The Depot during the event.
May 2 - 3, 2014
Friday and Saturday
Mayberry look-a-likes, or Tribute Artists as they like to be called, will be back to entertain folks during the two-day event. Headlining is David Browning, The Mayberry Deputy, who for the last 24 years has portrayed the infamous Barney Fife all over America.
Karen Knotts will be our Official Hostess, and will be presenting "Knott, Knotts, Who's There?" Getting to know the man behind Barney Fife at The Westminster Music Hall on both Friday and Saturday.
Many other Tribute Artists are slated to return, including: Allan "Floyd the Barber" Newsome, Tim "Goober" Pettigrew, Michael "Gomer" Oliver, Phil "Ernest T. Bass" Fox, Jeff "Howard Sprague" Branch, Kenneth "Otis Campbell" Junkin, Bob "Briscoe Darling" Mundy, and Christy "Andylene" McLendon.
In addition to visiting with folks in the downtown Westminster area the Tribute Artists will take part in several Tribute Artists Shows during the weekend at The Westminster Music Hall.
Other venues are planned along with three Mayberry Day Parades -- one Friday and two on Saturday, a Cruise In featuring vintage autos and tractors, whistling and trivia contests, arts and crafts displays, food venues, silent auction and much more.
On Friday night (05/02) we're bringing back
A Salute to Elvis Dinner Show
at Magnolia Manor starting at 7:00 p.m.
Only 100 tickets available. Tickets are $25.00 per person, and are available at the Westminster and Walhalla Chambers of Commerce, and House & Home in Seneca.
SPECIAL SHOWS on stage at THE WESTMINSTER
"Knott, Knotts, Who's There?" Getting to know the man behind Barney Fife 3:30 PM
"Knott, Knotts, Who's There?" Getting to know the man behind Barney Fife 1 PM
"Mayberry Moments"
Rodney Dillard and the Dillard Band perform at 5 PM
All shows are $10
tickets available online HERE as well as Westminster and Walhalla Chambers of Commerce and House & Home in Seneca.
Westminster Baptist Church, Windsor St., Downtown
will host 2 special events related to this festival:
Mayberry Bible Study - Thursday, May 1, at 7 PM.
Rodney and Beverly Dillard in concert during the worship service Sunday, May 4, at 10:30 AM.
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Best Western Executive Inn Seneca
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