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despina design
Phone: 0432 884 044 | Location: we come to you, Perth, WA
We specialise in personalised interior design service comprising, concept,design and implementation.We also provide Colour consultation, Pre-start selections,Kitchen or Bathroom design and 3D presentations.To find out more,contact us or visit our website.
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Disarect GroupPhone: (08) 9248 6022 Address: 240 Beaufort Street, Perth, WA | Report
Marshall Kusinski Design ConsultantsPhone: (08) 9321 7955 Address: Lev 2/ 218 Street Georges Terrace, Perth, WA | Report
Cbd DesignsPhone: (08) 9227 7599 Address: 240 Beaufort Street, Perth, WA | Report
Creative Interior DesignPhone: (08) 9227 9982 Address: 246 Lake Street, Perth, WA | Report
John Morgan Design ConsultantsPhone: (08) 9322 8690 Address: Unit 29 725 Wellington Street, Perth, WA | Report
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Klimek & Co
Phone: (08) 9221 5775 | Location: Level 5, Mint House, 326 Hay Street, Perth, WA | Web: http://klimek.com.au/
Premier family law firm specialising in family law matters like divorce, property settlement, financial agreement & child support. Call today!
Bonefish Glass
Phone: (08) 9247 3465 | Location: PO Box 501, Balcatta WA 6021, Perth, WA
Bonefish Glass operates a domestic window repair service throughout the Perth metropolitan area.
Core IT Solutions
Phone: (08) 9200 6030 | Location: Unit 202/471 Hay Street, Perth, WA
Core IT Solutions is your IT company in Perth, with expertise in IT services including managed IT solutions for small and medium sized business.
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Question: What do you get when you combine Nazis, clones, conspiracy theories, kidnapping, murder and a secret society of Christian mystics readying for the apocalypse?
A) The pilot for ABC's new action thriller "Zero Hour"
B) A hot mess
C) All of the above
The answer unfortunately is C. The frenetic pilot for "Zero Hour" is a mix of "Da Vinci Code," "National Treasure" and ABC's short-lived "Missing." The show starts with a cinematic feel in 1938 Germany . While Nazis conduct human cloning experiments, members of a Christian secret society rush to build clocks. These timepieces play a crucial role in a mishmash of a mystery that picks up in present-day Brooklyn, where the publisher of a paranormal magazine called "Modern Skeptic" discovers that his wife has been kidnapped.
The magazine's publisher, Hank, is played by Anthony Edwards in his first return as a TV series regular since "ER." In a curious bit of "Zero Hour" casting that results in zero chemistry, Jacinda Barrett of "The Real World: London" portrays Hank's wife, Laila, a clock-shop owner.
Hank, the feds and Modern Skeptic's Scooby-Doo-like pair of young investigators embark on a race around the world to find Laila and wrangle an octopus of a deeper mystery that we're told threatens mankind's very existence.
Heavy-handedness is a hallmark of "Zero Hour;" I couldn't keep a straight face during the Bavarian clockmaker's histrionic speech at the end of the pilot.
Lazy exposition is another one of "Zero Hour's" less admirable traits. After giving a lecture on deductive reasoning to his small staff, Hank sums up with, "That's what we do here at 'Skeptic.' It's our foundation."
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With just 13 episodes, Scheuring said, the show is going to be "so dense with information and reveals and mythology that there will never be a sense at all that we're stalling or trying to find our way, because we have a huge amount of information to give."
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Player Piano Rolls
maddog finds out that copyright prevents preserving paper player piano rolls.
Some people know that I collect automated musical instruments: player pianos, player organs, nickelodeons, and other mechanisms that use a roll of paper to control the playing of the instrument. This was a natural outcome of my fascination of controlling a piece of hardware with "logic" and "software" and my love of music. I have even developed a talk about how free software is like a player piano, and have given this talk several times, complete with illustrations and music played from my piano collection.
Many years ago, I joined the Automatic Musical Instrument Collector's Association (AMICA) [1], and I receive their publications. This month's edition talked about how Yamaha is using Linux in their automated grand pianos to control the automation. These Yamaha Disklavier Mark IV pianos provide an amazing array of features and the ability to download music software updates from the Internet [2].
Pogue's article reminded me of the Marshall & Ogletree Opus 1 organ installed at Trinity Church in New York City. Designed to replace Trinity's real pipe organ, which was destroyed during the World Trade Center attack on September 11, 2001, the Opus 1 uses 10 Linux PCs to drive 74 channels of sound with between 150 and 500 watts of power for each channel. It even has a "hot stand-by" PC to take over in case the hardware fails on any of the 10 PCs. On their website, the Opus 1 designers say that a certain popular desktop operating system was too unstable for anything as important as an organ recital, which is why they chose Linux. Of course, this instrument is also connected to the Internet and can download new voices or be monitored during an organ concert. You can read more about the instrument and its capabilities online [3].
Last month was the first time, however, that I got to attend a local chapter of the AMICA. In a lot of cases, one of the downsides of collecting the older paper-driven instruments is that the paper, which is sometimes made with an acid-based wash, is falling apart, and some of the members are trying desperately to preserve this old music by copying the rolls or by capturing the information into MIDI files or MPEG-3 files. These people then put these files – songs recorded on rolls by companies that have long gone out of business – up on the Internet for others to share. I decided I had a lot of songs in my collection that I could put on the Internet for people to hear the sound of my instruments playing. As a free software person and a follower of the issues around copyright, I would use a melody that was long out of copyright, such as "Greensleeves." But something in the back of my mind began to nag me, so I contacted a company that still manufactures player piano rolls and asked to talk to their legal department.
I explained to the man who answered the phone what I wanted to do and that I could be sure to use a song that was an ancient melody that had to be out of copyright by now, and I only wanted to do a few songs, perhaps "Greensleeves" and a ragtime melody that used a mechanism in my piano called the "mandolin." The man replied that Greensleeves was out of copyright, but that the artist's rendition of my Greensleeves roll might not be. He said that the rendition of Greensleeves had been put onto a roll of paper, and that too included a copyright, so other player piano roll manufacturers would not just buy the roll, copy it, and sell it to other player piano owners.
Then the man mentioned the "Phonorecord" copyright act, which to me has always been as clear as mud and also made this issue of rescuing an ancient song cut into rapidly decomposing paper even foggier.
We ended up agreeing that if I made an MP3 recording of less than 30 seconds off an old roll from a company that was completely out of business, kept it completely for my own use and locked up so no one else could hear it, that I probably would not be sued. I thanked him for his time.
Of course, now I have stopped singing "Greensleeves," even when alone in the shower.
- Automatic Musical Instrument Collector's Association: http://www.amica.org/Live/index.htm
- "A Grand (i.e., Cool) Piano" by David Pogue, New York Times, April 17, 2008, http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/17/technology/personaltech/17pogue.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
- "The Sonic Boon: New Organ is Digital, Realistic, and Powerful, but is it Sacred?" by Nathan Brockman, Trinity News, August 13, 2003, http://www.trinitywallstreet.org/welcome/?article&id=255
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My Birthday is today!
The day started off 'smashingly' with homemade crumpets and jam and a crumpet eggo! YUM!!!
One Professor's Observations of the World of Psychology….
The day started off 'smashingly' with homemade crumpets and jam and a crumpet eggo! YUM!!!
Here is what I am reading today:
"A fundamental new discovery about how nerve cells in the brain store and release tiny sacs filled with chemicals may radically alter the way scientists think about neurotransmission — the electrical signaling in the brain that enables everything from the way we move, to how we remember and sense the world."
"Believe it or not, one thing that predicts how well a CEO's company performs is — the width of the CEO's face! CEOs with wider faces have better-performing companies than CEOs with long faces. That's the conclusion of a new study which will be published in an upcoming issue of Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science."
""We found that cortisol, a hormone released in response to stress, can either be tied to a student's poor performance on a math test or contribute to success, depending on the frame of mind of the student going into the test," said Sian Beilock, associate professor in psychology at UChicago and one of the nation's leading experts on poor performance by otherwise talented people."
"After returning from holiday, it's likely you felt that the journey home by plane, car or train went much quicker than the outward journey, even though in fact both distances and journey are usually the same. So why the difference? According to a new study by Niels van de Ven and his colleagues, it seems that many people find that, when taking a trip, the way back seems shorter."
Here is what I am reading today:
"Teachers in Manaus, the capital of the Brazilian state of Amazonas, conduct lessons streamed to students in the village of Tumbira using an Internet connection made possible with a generator-powered radio signal. If not for "distance learning," children from far-flung Amazon river communities would forgo school or endure arduous boat trips to places with traditional schools."
"But the Stanford study generated a new kind of evidence: Brain scan images revealed the therapy caused dramatic changes in the brain's inner workings.
In the fall, Stanford researchers will start a new, five-year clinical trial to continue their study of non-drug treatments for social anxiety. As with the previous one, the trial will test the effectiveness of cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness meditation in calming social anxiety."
"But good, old-fashioned horseplay is a critical part of a child's development and comes with a surprising number of health benefits, according to some psychologists and experts in childhood play."
"Highly social and clever and cooperative with tools, elephants are often near the top of the brainiest creatures list. Now, scientists have added a new talent to elephants' mental repertoire: The ability to solve a problem using insight—that aha! moment when your internal light bulb switches on and you figure out the solution to a puzzle. Previously, only a limited number of species, including certain primates, crows, and parrots were known to have this ability. "
Here is what I am reading today:
"While this might sound like a boon to day traders, coaches and gypsy fortune tellers, people with early stages of neurological diseases such as schizophrenia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases could someday benefit from this research. In these maladies, sufferers have difficulty segmenting events in their environment from the normal stream of consciousness that constantly surrounds them.
The researchers focused on the mid-brain dopamine system (MDS), an evolutionarily ancient system that provides signals to the rest of the brain when unexpected events occur. Using functional MRI (fMRI), they found that this system encodes prediction error when viewers are forced to choose what will happen next in a video of an everyday event."
"Like far away galaxies, powerful tools are required to bring the minute inner workings of neurons into focus. Borrowing a technique from materials science, a team of neurobiologists, psychiatrists, and advanced imaging specialists from Switzerland's EPLF and CHUV report in The Journal of Neuroscience how Digital Holographic Microscopy (DHM) can now be used to observe neuronal activity in real-time and in three dimensions — with up to 50 times greater resolution than ever before. The application has immense potential for testing out new drugs to fight neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's."
"Consumers who set ambitious goals have a greater level of satisfaction compared to those who set conservative goals, according to a recently published paper by the Cecile K. Cho, a University of California, Riverside assistant marketing professor."
"Fatigue can lead to dangerous errors by doctors, pilots and others in high-risk professions, but individuals who work together as a team display better problem-solving skills than those who face their fatigue alone, new research shows."
Here is what I am reading today:
"Tom likes Susan but he fears she does not like him. Expecting to be rejected, he's cold toward Susan. And guess what? She snubs him back. His prophesy is self-fulfilled, his social insecurity reinforced. The miserable cycle continues. But what if Tom could be helped to set aside his fears and behave as warmly as he feels?"
"Four new studies by researchers at the University at Buffalo have found that when a woman's goal is to be romantically desirable, she distances herself from academic majors and activities related to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)."
"Large amounts of alcohol are known to shorten sleep latency, increase slow-wave sleep, and suppress rapid eye movement (REM) during the first half of sleep. During the second half of sleep, REM increases and sleep becomes shallower. A study of the acute effects of alcohol on the relationship between sleep and heart rate variability (HRV) during sleep has found that alcohol interferes with the restorative functions of sleep."
A special welcome to the upcoming Class of 2015! Many of your classmates were born in 1993 and I remember the year well. I was 40 with three daughters (14, 11 and 9) married (21 years) and teaching at Cal Poly. Today, we are all a bit older and I like to think 'better.' I hope your journey is as pleasant.
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Batman has battled quite a few foes over the years, including The Joker, The Riddler, Two Face and The Penguin.
But now, the Caped Crusader could have a new enemy, the city of Batman.
The mayor of the real city of Batman — an oil-producing city in southeast Turkey — is reportedly suing "Dark Knight" director Christopher Nolan and Warner Bros., seeking royalties from this summer's box-office blockbuster, according to Variety.
In his lawsuit, Huseyin Kalkan, the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party mayor of Batman, is accusing Nolan and the studio of using the city's name without permission.
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"There is only one Batman in the world," Kalkan said. "The American producers used the name of our city without informing us."
According to Variety, Kalkan is compiling a series of charges against the director and Warner Bros., which owns the right to the Batman character.
Among the charges are a claim that the use of the Batman name is to blame for several unsolved murders and a high female suicide rate, based on the psychological impact that the film's success has had on the city's inhabitants, Variety reported.
Kalkan claims he has evidence, which will show the city of Batman was founded before the 1939 debut of Bob Kane's DC Comics superhero by the same name.
When contacted by Variety, a spokesperson for Warner Bros. said they have not been served with any lawsuit yet by Kalkan.
"We are only aware of this claim via press reports and have not seen any actual legal action," the spokesperson said in a statement.
To date, "The Dark Knight," starring Christian Bale and Heath Ledger, has grossed over $994 million worldwide.
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My name is Benson
I'm a 2 year old pure bread boxer dog who likes acting strange!!
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i just got washed out in the sun... Nice!!!
happy bark-day
Hi Benson, How are you? Mom is so busy this summer she can't take a vacation so she decided we would take a virtual vacation here on doggyspace. We want to go to as many places as we can. Mom said she thinks we can travel 200 thousand miles this summer. I think she's nuts but I'm up for her game. Mom would like to know where in South Carolina you live so she can put down how many miles we traveled to see you. Bol...yes now I know she's nuts. I have brought a ball so we can play a little bit and if you don't mind please tell mom one thing she can do while we are there
Hey Benson, Are you still bored? I saw your handsome picture on my friends list and thought I'd check in and say "Hi". Hope you are having a good life! Ice & snow here, and I am lovin' it! I keep dragging my Dad & Mom outdoors! Happy woofs n barks from your DS friend, Romy
Strange? What's that? We as boxers, are entitled to certain little differences, if you will, from the average dog personality. I think it's probably because we are nearly human - and you know how strange humans can be! Celebrate your strangeness, my friend! Your fellow unusual one, Morena
Hey Benson, glad ta meetcha. Who decides what is strange? We dogs are allowed to have our "quirks", aren't we??!! Maybe your humans need to get you some new toys. I like to play with stuffed animals that make real animal sounds. Me and dogsis Annabelle tug until we pull them apart. Mom is not so amused. but she either sews 'em or buys more. We have a toybox full, but the old ones are best. They stink the most!! Stay cool dogfriend!
Hello Benson, you are very handsome!! Thanks for being friends!!
Yay! Another Boxer pal. Hi Benson, glad to meet you. I'm a purebred Boxer too & my mommy thinks I kinda look like you :) Thanks for being my friend.
Hey there Benson, we have a neighbor named Sadie and she's a purebred Boxer too. She's a little kooky acting too- must be a Boxer thing. Thanks for wanting to be pals, you can never have too many of those...bye for now, your Southern girlfriends.


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- 1Sep 12, '12 by heavykevyQuote from Cynthiap101That's right Cynthia. Most of our class still had yellow triangles when we got the acceptance letter (it never changed for me). If you're taking prereqs currently this semester, they will have made the decision and sent you your acceptance before you even finish. You would still need to send a final transcript at the end of this semester to have all your requirements satisfied, by which time you'll already be enrolled, vaccinated and done with your CPR.They told me that until you send an official transcript (once you have finished all your courses) it Will continue to say that you have not turned it in.. Therefore you Will still have a yellow triangle.
If anybody wants to go ahead and get CPR out of the way (good for 2 yrs), now is a good time to work on that. Even if you don't get accepted, it's a valuable skill that you won't regret learning. You need BLS for health care providers class from the AHA (www.heart.org). Also, if you get free Flu shots and PPDs from work (you might if you're in health care), go ahead and make sure you get those too. I assume everybody should have Meningitis already (should have it if you're attending college)... you'll need that if not.
There's plenty of things you COULD be getting done early, but these are just some easy things that would still be beneficial to you or that you'll probably need anyways even if you don't get accepted.
- 0Sep 12, '12 by oceaniseQuote from dee1388Me too. Heck, I'm still waiting for my transcript evaluation. :\ I didn't apply to UTMB, but from what I understand they have a much earlier deadline. I'd kinda prefer that as well. Receiving a decision in Nov doesn't leave a lot of time to get things done (financial aid/loans and such)... especially with the holidays in Nov/Dec.I know! I feel the same way. When I submitted my application to UTMB, once it was completed they sent me an e-mail saying they had received everything and will contact me with an answer within 6 weeks or whatever ( which gave me peace of mind, knowing everything was good to go). I wish they did the same at UTHSC!
Thank you Hemphia and heavykey for your help/assurance. I'd also advise everyone to get the CPR class out of the way, and hopefully everyone's at least started the Hepatitis B vaccine series if they don't have it completed already.
- 0Sep 12, '12 by Kimbers2882This is really good to know in regards to getting a few of these things done early. At the info session, the of course tell you to wait on all that stuff....
- 0Sep 12, '12 by HemphiaQuote from desjt3desjt - Yes I did have one C from MANY years ago, like 04 and it was in Comp 1. I also originally failed College Algebra and got a D in psych... I was more concerned with my social life then. I retook all but that C. So if you have a retake, they do not calculate that into your GPA... just your most recent grade (or better, I think).Thank you so much! I have the icky yellow triangle but I registered for my last pre-req before sending the school my transcripts...and they are telling me that is why the yellow triangle will remain there.
Silly question, did you have any C's on your pre-reqs? I have two.. the rest are all A's and two B's. The C's are in History 1301 and English 1302 from years ago when I took a ton of classes at once to get through them, not really concerning myself with B or higher. :/
My stats are very similiar to yours Pre-req 3.68 and Science 4.0 94.8% on HESI with an 820CT. Thank you again for the information, the wait is brutal but I will not be checking anything until mid November! It's out of my hands now!
I agree with Heavykevy - Start getting things like vaccines and CPR out of the way. You cannot do anything for your background check or drug screen yet. If you have everything else complete and you are accepted, it is less to accomplish over winter break.
- 0Sep 13, '12 by marylynn70Hep series takes 6 months right? it needs to be completed before we start? I have had first one already....did titers for everything else....rubella came up as not immune...argh...so now i have to track down a rubella vaccine. I went ahead and got menengitis shot even though I'm over 30....not sure if I still had to have it. So if I have a green circle, I wont get a transcript eval right? That all is good?


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This year's performances will take place on March 14, 15 and 16. The curtain rises at 4 p.m. for the Thursday show (March 14) and at 8 p.m. for the weekend performances (March 15 and 16).
Senior citizens are invited to attend the March 14 performance free of charge. All other seats for that performance and the evening shows cost $9 each. Reserve seating tickets will go on sale Monday, Feb. 25. To purchase tickets, call the high school ticket office at 655-5309 or order them online from the Drama Club page on the district website, caz.cnyric.org. (To navigate to the club's page, look for "Fine Arts Program" on the list of links on the right side of the homepage.)
Based on the 1952 book of the same name, "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" tells the story of a young window washer named J. Pierrepont Finch who, with the help of a self-help book, rockets to the top of the corporate ladder.
The musical comedy originally opened on Broadway in 1961 and ran for 1,417 performances. A stage revival, starring Matthew Broderick and Megan Mullally, was mounted in 1995 and ran for 548 performances. More recently, a 50th anniversary revival opened in 2011 and starred Daniel Radcliffe of Harry Potter fame and then Nick Jonas (of the Jonas Brothers), before it closed last May.
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WILMER – Council appointed Hector Pena as Mayor Pro Tem during the first council meeting of the newly appointed Wilmer City Council Thursday, June 2.
Mayor Jeff Steele was caught mid vote saying the motion had failed for Pena's appointment before being interrupted.
"I made a mistake and didn't see the other hands, my apologies," said Steele.
Citizen Lorrie McDonald would not accept Steele made a mistake. After much back and forth discussion, she was asked to leave by Police Chief Victor Kemp for disturbing the council while in session.
McDonald refused to leave after Kemp requested her to several times.
After the disturbance, council was able to move on to local business discussing the major need of street repairs within the city.
Councilman Robert Turner said the roads at Pecan and Cottonwood Valley need to be looked at.
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Councilwoman Candy Madrigal claimed she had citizen complaints from the same area as well.
Steele told council there was $92,000 worth of funds available from a Community Development Block Grant to use on road projects this next year as well as house demolition. "The house across from me has been vacant for 15 years and it's a hazard to our children," said Turner.
"I would like to see that torn down."
Pena asked about the possibility of relocating funds and Steele said federal grant money is hard to relocate, including lots of red tape being involved.
Council agreed there was a bigger urgency to repair streets than demolishing vacant homes and allocating 90 percent of the money to street repair and 10 percent to demolishing homes.
Streets being allocated for repairs for the 2011 fiscal year are: Blackwell, Ferris Ave, Dogwood and Redbud.


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RETURN ENGAGEMENT: Clearly, Roberto Cavalli is a fan of Brazilian model Isabeli Fontana, who is back again for the fashion house's fall campaign after appearing in last fall's. Fontana, who was featured on the May foldout cover of Vogue as well as in ad campaigns for Valentino, Versace and Belstaff, appears in Cavalli's fall ads alongside Karen Elson. Steven Meisel shot the campaign, his first for the brand. A spokesman said the media buy is "a little less than last fall," with no Internet component, although there will be multiple-page ads in September magazines. Conceived as paparazzi snaps, the photographs of Fontana and Elson were taken inside the El Morocco nightclub, an old "supper club" theater. — Amy Wicks
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Annie Bell Robinson Devine (1912–2000) was an activist in the American Civil Rights Movement.
From Canton, Mississippi, Devine began meeting with other blacks in Canton to discuss civil rights issues. She eventually quit her job selling insurance to work full-time for the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). In 1964, Devine joined Fannie Lou Hamer and Victoria Gray Adams to become the first black women to speak before the United States House of Representatives. The three were elected state representatives for the progressive Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.
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- African-American Civil Rights Movement (1955-1968)
- Congress of Racial Equality
- Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
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- Obituary in The New York Times
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Treatment of JIA (1 of 2)
Understanding both the circumstances in which DMARDs should be used and which DMARD should be selected is challenging because of the heterogeneity of the disease. Treatment approaches are based on the severity of symptoms.
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- Kemper A, Coeytaux R, Sanders G, et al. Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drugs (DMARDs) in Children With Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). Comparative Effectiveness Review No. 28 (Prepared by the Duke Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. HHSA 290-2007-10066-I). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; September 2011. AHRQ Publication No. 11-EHC039-EF. Available at www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/dmardsjia.cfm.
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In a recent editorial, The New York Times called the National Rifle Association's refusal to meet with President Barack Obama on gun control shameful, and said the decision "shows disdain for the well-being and safety of the public." The Times has never been shy about its contempt for gun owners and Second Amendment freedom; however, the Times owes an apology to New Yorkers for refusing to promote a common-sense program that has been very successful in preventing violent crime. Project Exile, a federal program supported by NRA members, encourages local law enforcement to work alongside federal officers to prosecute violent felons (who use guns in the commission of their crimes) and locks them away for a stiff, mandatory minimum sentence of five years. In just three years (1997-2000), Project Exile cut Richmond, Va.'s gun crime in half, and since then, other cities have had similar success with the program, including Buffalo, N.Y. Unfortunately, New York City has never adopted a Project Exile program, and The New York Times hasn't acknowledged Project Exile in nearly a decade. Why has the Times refused to push for the immediate implementation of this program in New York City? Maybe it's because the Times only likes to highlight successful crime prevention policies when there's an anti-gun president in the White House. Or maybe it's because the Times couldn't be less interested in an issue that doesn't provide a platform for bashing NRA members and law-abiding gun owners. The Times would much rather waste ink praising the anti-gun efforts of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who spends most of his energy trying to restrict the rights of gun owners in other states while ignoring the failure of his own city's efforts to reduce crime. If the Times' editorial staff is truly interested in uniting its readers and NRA members toward the common goal of greater safety and reduced crime, then it should consider promoting successful crime prevention policies on which most Americans can agree — even when those policies don't appear on Bloomberg's or Obama's talking points memos. New Yorkers would be better informed and substantially safer too. Chris W. Cox is the executive director of the National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action and serves as the organization's chief lobbyist.
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University Programs will host the exhibit Floating Lines, created by the students of the Computer Numerical Control course on January 21- February 14, 2014 in the Anne Kittrell Art Gallery at the University of Arkansas Union. The exhibit is open Monday thru Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be a reception Wednesday, January 22 from 6- 7:30 p.m. in the Gallery.
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It looks like Resident Evil isn't the only film franchise getting the TV treatment. While at New York Comic-Con promoting Sleepy Hollow, Len Wiseman revealed that the new Underworld film starring Theo James isn't the only thing in the works. He's also developing an additional Underworld film, possibly with Kate Beckinsale, and an Underworld TV series as well.
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With all the down-bike-time do to Eurobike, I needed to open up the legs and blow out some carbon. I wasn't sure how my legs would react to 6 days of standing at Eurobike and the travel associated with it. So, I saddled up at the Colesburg 40. The race is small and local. But don't let that fool ya. Nasty gravel and insane climbing make this 40 mile loop of doom a painful trip on the hurt train.
About 50ish or so folks toed the line at 10 AM for the start. Interesting fact about this race is that its a great tune up for the Cheq. Fat Tire 40 in WI. So most folks are here for that reason. And, this is an insane tandem race as well. Infact it suits them well, as they descend a lot faster than a person on a single....not to mention go faster on the flats.
The race started as a roll-out. I maintained my front spot in hopes of getting a chance at the opening preem for the first person to the top of the first major climb. We came to the climb and I went to work settling into my pace. I was surprised as I opened up good gap. Half way up, the Eppen tandem caught up to me. We then swapped positions, before I cam around them in the last 50 yards to take the preem. But as soon as I looked back the Eppen tandem went right by me. I was able to stay on their wheel for short while before they got away from me.
For the next 5 miles I was by myself. I kept riding, but was not making up any ground. I looked back to see a tandem and 2 other riders coming. I lowed my pace and waited for them. As we descended a long hill, it was easy to see how the tandems had the edge. They would pull away so fast.. Going up hill, I could gain time....but only to be caught shortly after the hills crest. So, I stayed with this group for the remainder of the race.
The weather at the event was warm....close to 95 degrees. For nutrition I was using the new SiS gels and electrolyte drink mix I picked up at Eurobike. I also added some ELETE to help deal with the heat. Nutrition was good until I ran out of water about 8 miles from the ended. I was hoping to have enough juice left to finish in 2nd overall in this race. But I was getting worried as I stopped sweating. DOH!
At the last major climb 3 of us started at the bottom with the hopes of getting done first. First, the tandem went off the back.....then me. About 1/4 of the way up I started to cramp bad in my left thigh and my right foot. This allowed the rider in front of me to pull away. I started to slow....enough that the tandem caught me....and passed me. I was then left all alone. Once to the top, I saw that there was no way to catch the other riders in front. In fact, the tandem ended up catching the other guy to take 2nd overall behind the Eppen tandem. I finished 4th overall and 2nd in the single bikes. Not too shabby for low hours on the bike. If you have never done this event....YOU SHOULD!!! It's a good challenge in a State known for it's flatness and straight roads.
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I wore this out to get lunch and pedis with another girlfriend, and then a triple date night in our downtown entertainment district -- we had a great time local restaurant hopping and watching local singers, musicians, and artists!
Great find! I always mentally thank whoever returns items like this so they can be snatched up by me for a fraction of the price :)
Yay for your great J.Crew score! Love the pattern mixing
Too funny! Most of my shopping buddies are not the same size as me, but every so often my sister and I will come across one thing that we both want. It's tricky, but I think we usually can tell who wants/needs it more and use that as an indicator of who gets it! More often, a friend and I will buy the exact same thing and then we just have to be careful not to match when we hang out!
Great outfit and what a great price for that cardigan :)
I would love it if you stopped by and entered my 2 giveaways: Henri Lou Bracelet and one from Gigglosophy. Also don't forget to link up for my weekly link up this Thursday.
Um what - 12.34?! Holy wow - that's amazing! I love this look on you too! :)
That cardigan is awesome! And I love the pattern mixing with that dress! That story is too funny. You cardi snatcher, you. :)
I am so envious of your cardigan collection--all of them are so adorable! I would probably have snatched it up if I were in the same situation. "Did someone say BARGAIN?"
What a score! That cardi is so fab. And I don't buy into the whole "I can't get the same item as my friend" deal. You're friends for many reason, and likely one of those reasons is "We have similar taste." So, you know, be guilt-free on this one, I say :)
This is a great story--and I can totally, totally relate. When you see the very thing you've been pining over for..well, ever, and then for it to magically appear on a clearance rack? FATE.
Hilarious! I wish my friends were good shoppers so I could snatch things from them. Although, weirdly, for some reason I thought your post was going to have something to do with CrossFit :-)
Great story! And love the outfit - especially the nautical theme!
A blackout over a cute stripey cardi ... uh, I could really see that happening to me, too! Your new cardi plays so well with the dress and necklace - one of my all-time favorite outfits of yours, I think. And I missed the big reveal, but I wanted to say that your hair looks adorable! You look sassy and sweet and it plays up your features beautifully. :)
Yes, it was a major blackout! I really love this outfit, too! Thank you!
I have really grown (ironic) to love my new haircut! I think it will stay this way for a while! Thank you so much!
Man, I don't know what compelled me to just JUMP for it when she picked it up...it was like something in me snapped! You're right--I should've used that blog title for a Crossfit post! haha!
Amen to that, Josie! :)
I have taken the perspective that I need to love everything in my closet for it to be there. I really love my cardigan collection, for sure! Thank you!
I am such an awful shopper friend! Seriously! So selfish...!
I am a big fan of this dress with this cardigan. It will happen again!
haha! There was only one and I planned to be the one leaving with it, apparently!
RIGHT?! Total sticker shock! :) I didn't even plan to ask if I could use my teacher discount because it was already so inexpensive, but then I just went for it and they let me.
Super big fan of J. Crew and their clearance section!
I am an in-between size, so I can get away with smalls, mediums, and sometimes larges in most stores. If the cardigan was a S, M, or L, you bet I was going to leave with it! ha!
J. Crew has some pretty awesome deals sometimes! Thanks, Tara!
True story, Ginny. I hope that whomever returned it got some good karma from my happiness. :)
great outfit! Love the colors and prints together.... and the new haircut is tres chic!
Merci! :)
I love this outfit, and I think your new haircut is FABULOUS on you. It looks really sophisticated.
hahahahaha, what a great story!!! Great Score!!!