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BAFF is elevated in serum of patients with psoriasis: association with disease activity.
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ABSTRACT: The 67th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology took place in San Francisco on 6-10 March 2009. The flavour of this busy but well-organized convention was a mixture of practical, hands-on teaching sessions, led and delivered by experts, with breakthrough cutting-edge scientific sessions. Aesthetic dermatology comprised a significant part of the meeting. It is impossible to encompass all the important presentations made at the meeting and satellite symposiums, but we highlight here a few medical pearls on dermoscopy, melanoma and oncology, inflammatory dermatoses and community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. Our report is not intended as a substitute for reading the conference proceedings, educational session handouts, online updates and related references quoted in this article.British Journal of Dermatology 08/2009; 162(1):12-21. · 3.76 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: B-cell-activating factor belonging to the tumour necrosis factor family (BAFF) is known for its role in the survival and maturation of B cells. It has been recently suggested that BAFF also plays important roles in T-cell activation in T-cell mediated diseases such as psoriasis. To investigate the role of BAFF in cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL). BAFF messenger RNA (mRNA) expression in skin samples (24 CTCL cases and seven healthy controls) and in skin-derived fibroblasts (five CTCL cases and five healthy controls) was examined by quantitative reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction. We also performed immunohistochemical staining for BAFF and its receptors. Serum BAFF levels were measured in patients with CTCL (n=46), atopic dermatitis (n=36) or psoriasis (n=27) and 27 healthy controls by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. Lesional skin of CTCL contained higher levels of BAFF mRNA than normal skin and the expression levels correlated with disease activity. BAFF mRNA expression levels were elevated in fibroblasts from CTCL skin. Tumour cells in the lesional skin of CTCL expressed BAFF and its receptors, while fibroblasts expressed only BAFF. Serum BAFF levels of CTCL patients were significantly higher than those of healthy controls and correlated with types of skin lesions and clinical stages. They also significantly correlated with serum soluble interleukin-2 receptor and lactate dehydrogenase levels. BAFF expression in CTCL skin and serum BAFF levels are significantly increased and correlate with the severity of CTCL. These results suggest that BAFF may have important roles in the development of CTCL.British Journal of Dermatology 04/2012; 167(2):359-67. · 3.76 Impact Factor
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My mom does a lot of the cooking for me, so I do a lot of rice, beans, grilled chicken.
We eat a lot of vegetables; we eat a lot of chicken. Small portions throughout the day, it's what we have to do to get where we need to be.
I would say chocolate milk and peanut butter is the lifeblood of any athlete. It's instant energy that can last a long time.
My thing is oatmeal. Oatmeal for me just kind of sticks to my ribs.
It usually holds me over for the day, I don't have to usually eat too many big meals if I have a nice big bowl of oatmeal in the morning.
For me it's really important to get enough protein in.
I don't really eat too many carbs, it's more proteins and vegetables to make sure I have enough energy though to get through a seven hour work out.
I don't know if you want to hear what my super foods are, because actually I really have a weakness for chocolate chip cookies when I'm in in competition
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I have a like pre-workout kind of shake-smoothie.
I'll take a couple scoops of like a protein powder, throw it in there, some coconut oil because you know,
cause being an endurance athlete I need to be able to run on fats.
It's usually a peanut butter and jelly sandwich or a turkey sandwich and an apple, something that can digest easily.
Usually about three hours before the game. High carb intake, low fiber, low protein.
I eat super healthy. My fiancé actually has a minor in dietetics so he cooks all of my meals which is awesome. I love guacamole: is that a super food?
Every now and then, when I can afford to celebrate, like after winning a gold medal hopefully, I'll have a great piece of red velvet cake. That is my weakness for sure.
Something that I'm going to probably splurge on would probably be a burger and fries. Fries are like my best friend, we get along very well. I love the potato.
I'm going to go to all my favorite restaurants and just devour some desserts.
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I will probably be indulging in wedding cake, because I'll be getting married September 1st. And that will be my indulgence.
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Oh deary my...I've waited for almost two decades for a Lizard-Man.
And sadly, I'm afraid I will have to wait and wait and wait.
"She-Ra, Princess of Power was no more. That had been the price of freedom."
The Total Thus Far...
Madame Razz and Broom +11
Scorpia +7
Lizard Man +6
General Sunder +4
Hawke +2
Dylamug +2
Sea Hawk +2
Granita +2
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Masque +2
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Red Lizard Man +1
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Hyperlinks are easily one of the most important tools on the Internet. Linking to credible sites that back your site up may give your words a little more heft in the eyes of readers. Getting linked to by a legitimate website is a great way to get new viewers (and if that site is a business you look up to then you might get a little ego massage).
For users hyperlinks are even more important. They are the basis of search engines. Without search engines the Internet simply comes to a halt. We'd even venture a guess and say that most of the people reading this right now found this blog post from a hyperlink, not by typing in the website.
Not only are hyperlinks indisputably important, many people (users especially) consider them innocuous. Most people don't even consider them as possible copyright infringements.
"Wait, wait…" we hear some of you saying, "Did you just say hyperlinks are 'possible copyright infringement'?" Yes we did. For those of you who haven't heard, there have been cases going back to the late 90s about whether or not hyperlinking was considered copyright infringement and, depending on the type of use, some of them were ruled one way, some the other way.
Indeed there are. It's not just underlined text that you click on. The types of hyperlinks are defined largely by the things the users can't see. Regular links, like this one that links back to our home page, has been protected repeatedly. Honestly, most of the time regular links do not come under question at all. Most of the disputes you'll see in courts are regarding deep linking or inline linking.
Deep linking links into the site somewhere. The main difference between the two (because neither search engine rankings or HTTP sees it as any different) is that it's avoiding a lot of the site that you may not care about. Rather than forcing the user to go through the home page and search through the site, you can just link them directly to what they were searching for in the first place. It's the difference between taking the subway from one building to another building versus driving through the city yourself.
Deep linking is a huge deal to some businesses for a few reasons. One of the main qualms that companies have with deep linking is that it can bypass advertisers and some sites even consider it a trespass (as if you were breaking and entering into someone's house). In Ticketmaster v. Microsoft a judge ruled that Microsoft's site Tickets.com did not infringe upon any copyrights when deep linking into the Ticketmaster website and that bringing users to relevant content was more useful than harmful.
On the other hand, in eBay v. Bidder's Edge, Inc. it was argued that Bidder's Edge's (which is a weird possessive noun to type, by the way) deep linking to eBay was actually detrimental to eBay, according to Linuxinsider.com. Have you ever seen a celebrity get hounded by reporters and paparazzi after a scandal? They hop in the back of their car and it gets swarmed by photographers and microphones to the point where they have a hard time moving? That's what Bidder's Edge did to eBay, but with search bots instead of paparazzi. The court ruled that, in this case, the hyperlinks were actually a detriment to eBay and slowing them down. Just think, if they had used a captcha then the entire case may have been completely different. These two cases essentially set the precedent that hyperlinks could be used with impunity as long as it didn't directly hurt the site (even if the link bypassed some possible advertising revenue).
There are a few cases related to inline linking, but the Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier, end-all-be-all, case which all other inline linking cases will be brought back to is Perfect 10, Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc. Contrary to the idea that the name of the case might give you, Amazon doesn't matter in this discussion. What matters is another company that Perfect 10 was trying to sue in the same case: Google. The court ruled that Google's inline linking to their images was not an infringement of hyperlinks copyright because a copy of the image was not made and stored on Google's servers (whereas when Google does cache a page then sites have the right to have it removed by contacting Google). The court basically set the line where the FBI warning at the beginning of movies does. It's fine to watch a DVD with a friend but it's a crime to copy the DVD and give it to your friend.
Recently the European Union decided on a case originating in Sweden regarding whether or not hyperlinks infringe on copyrights. This case is slightly different than any American case due to the way the laws work in the EU. In the EU the rights holders and producers have exclusive rights on how their works are made public.
The case originated when a site called Retriever Sverige (an aggregator site like Google News or the Flipboard app) began linking to published articles on the Göteborgs-Posten website in a way that may have implied that the content was that of Retriever Sverige. This caused two questions to be raised:
The EU ruled that hyperlinks can be used without permission and in any way that the linker desires without the permission of the linked site. The only exceptions to this rule was if either the linker charged for the linked site's free content or if the hyperlinks circumvented a pay site's registration (although they could link to a place that redirected to a registration page).
Hyperlinking and referencing are, in the vast majority of cases, not going to be a problem but the best way to avoid it altogether is to have people link to your top-quality, authoritative content rather than you having to link out to anyone else.
This doesn't just mean that you're wording other articles in a different way either. After all, you don't want a Vanilla Ice vs. Queen/David Bowie situation on your hands. Be sure that when you're making your blog posts or web content that you're providing your own spin or analysis because people go to sites for original web content and according to Kissmetrics.com, repetitive content will hurt your rankings. And, even worse, if you're just using a competitor's ideas then your potential customers will wonder why they're not just going to the company with the real ideas.
While you want to avoid plagiarizing other companies it's important to make sure that your site is worth plagiarizing. If you look at your site at the end of the day and think, "If this wasn't my site, and I was an unsavory rapscallion, I would be tempted to steal this content" then you've done something right.
Content farms are a vaguely defined concept but it's best to do all that you can to avoid being called one. They are full of original content that has absolutely no substance or quality control whatsoever. You may be thinking to yourself that sites like YouTube can be, in a way, considered a content farm due to the fact that it lets anyone upload videos and content without much restriction.
While it's true and YouTube does allow anyone to upload at any time there is quality control at play. There is a view counter (that is analyzed at 301 views to determine if the views are legitimate), ranking systems, and a host of other ways that they subdue useless content, promote quality content, and have directed content based on related views. They also have a habit of promoting fresh content rather than allowing any content to be promoted at any given time. This allows for a very democratic content farm where people with interesting ideas or presentations can succeed while people who are simply recycling content are usually blocked from getting too far.
As many updates to Google algorithms have been aimed (implicitly) at content farms there seems to be little or no reason to make one at all anymore. In fact, penalized content farms can hurt other businesses by making a legitimate site become associated with penalized sites.
Because hyperlinking can be subject to costly, and just painful, litigation processes it's important to know how hyperlinks can work for you and how they will get either hit with PageRank penalties or get hit with complaints from other sites.
The Good – Good hyperlinks to and from your site count as votes for PageRank algorithms and are essentially rewards for quality original content. They are a good pat on the back but they will also allow you to quickly gain more visitors without having to resort to shady, or copyright infringing, tactics.
Legitimate hyperlinks, in and out, can also be helpful because they can help readers and search engines be able to categorize your site. Without this help you may just be lost in the shuffle of random, uncategorized sites, which won't help your links at all. Although linking excessively or irresponsibly may be considered bad form and may incur penalties, it likely won't be seen as illegal.
The Bad – Let's talk about link farming. Unlike content farming, link farming is a fairly well defined idea. Essentially, it is when a company buys up several domain names and puts up fake "content" to provide links to their central site. Although this isn't illegal it will easily get hit with penalties for low quality content and fake links.
If you're looking for ways to have content with very little work then you're out of luck. And if you think that simply linking to other sites is a free way to get rankings then you've never heard the phrase "there's no such thing as a free lunch." Providing quality original web content to your visitors will allow you to set your own pace and create serial content that will keep visitors coming back for more. If you just grab links then you have no control over the quality of the content or how it is distributed. And having all kinds of articles from disparate sources from across the Internet may become confusing and make you seem unreliable.
Quality content is the food of your website. It fuels you. And if you cook it just right you may have the best steak and lobster meal in the world. If you're just grasping around the Internet then you'll just end up with jelly beans and broccoli stuffed in a duck. In other words, you'll have an incongruous mess on your hands.
Another aspect of your site that you lose control over is the all important call to action, according to Rightmixmarketing.com. Sure there's a call to action but it's not for you, it's for someone else. And it's quite likely that the point of your site isn't to advertise for other companies so you may as well have your own call to action. You're not a billboard, don't act like one.
If we've convinced you that original content is better than shamelessly hyperlinking around the Internet and risking (sometimes) frivolous lawsuits then that's great. But now you have another problem: how do you create original content? Lucky for you there are plenty of ways to go it alone and have others do it for you. In the latter case, just remember that you get what you pay for and if you're outsourcing to other countries to write content (even English speaking countries) you may find that you have some serious editing to do to fit it into your regional dialect and make it sound natural for your market.
They call them "fixer-uppers" for a reason. They can be fixed up and salvaged. If you like the heart and soul of your landing pages or blogs then there's no reason that you can't hire a good writer or editor to make sure that your site conveys the message you want to send in the best possible way.
Your original content doesn't have to only be on your site. It just has to be your original content. Speaking of content syndication, don't shy away from being the one paid to guest blog or write somewhere else. Just make sure that you're getting links back to your site.
Original content doesn't mean anything if it's not content that visitors want. Finding out what your specific market is into, what they're talking about, and what they're reading will allow you to stay one step ahead of the game and have links coming to you instead of hyperlinks going outward.


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ACM Experience
The ACM Experience will be held at The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. This three-day family-friendly event gives fans the ultimate country experience. Enjoy shopping at 150 unique vendors and interactive exhibits from across the nation plus food trucks and free concerts at stages throughout the Orleans property. There is also a new two-day ticketed ACM Party for a Cause Festival featuring country's top hitmakers. Scheduled to appear on Friday, April 5th is headliner The Band Perry, along with performers Greg Bates, Brantley Gilbert, Justin Moore, Cassadee Pope and Florida Georgia Line. Scheduled for Saturday, April 6th is headliner Dierks Bentley, along with performers Lee Brice, Kix Brooks, Hunter Hayes, Dustin Lynch, Eli Young Band and Love and Theft.
The 3rd Annual Fan Jam featuring Brad Paisley takes place at the Orleans Arena on Sunday, April 7. This live remote location gives country music lovers the ultimate fan-pass to be a part of the 48th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards. The ACM Fan Jam continues after the Awards telecast ends, with performances by Brad Paisley and friends.
When: Friday, April 5, 2013
Where: Orleans Hotel-Casino, 4500 W. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas
Cost: Free - $55
Age limit: All ages
Categories: Concert, Country, The Orleans
Event posted April 3, 2013
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A St. Louis firefighter died while on duty today at a fire station on S. Kingshighway.
St. Louis Fire Department spokesman Captain Dan Sutter says Jeffrey Hudson appeared to have passed away in his sleep.
Hudson went out on a call early this morning than returned to Fire Station #36.
Sutter says he was found in his bunk later in the morning.
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Cam Newton, the starting quarterback for the NFL's Carolina Panthers, was rushed to the hospital after his truck flipped over following a two-vehicle collision on a Charlotte bridge.
Cam Newton, the starting quarterback for the NFL's Carolina Panthers, was rushed to the hospital after his truck flipped over following a two-vehicle collision on a Charlotte bridge.
The Green Bay Packers left Lambeau Field as winners after their MNF victory over the Atlanta Falcons, but many of their fans left as losers, and in handcuffs.
One of my favorite Thanksgiving traditions are playing a game of football with my brothers, extended family, and friends. This year we are all spread out across the United States so I won't be tossing around the pigskin with them, but I still want to play
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Jimmy Fallon's puppies are predicting it will be the Denver Broncos over the Seattle Seahawks. Fallon has a bit on his show where lets a pack of cute puppies go for food in bowls labeled with the teams logos
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Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm recently declared March 20, 2010, "Michigan Meatout Day." In an aggressive "proclamation," she recited the myriad health benefits of a plant-based diet. It protects us from salmonella and E. coli O. 157. It reduces the risk of heart disease. It decreases our chances of getting diabetes. And so on.
The governor skipped the environmental justifications for the meatout. Still, she might have noted that 9 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States are directly caused by livestock production. Or that 99 percent of the 10 billion animals killed for food every year in the U.S. are raised and slaughtered in conventional factory farms known for their extensive reliance on antibiotics, conventional corn-based feed, and harmful growth hormones.
Whatever the rationale for her missive, Granholm was unequivocal in delivering it: "In observance of this day, I encourage the residents of this state to choose not to eat meat."
The governor surely knew she was courting trouble. Stumping for reduced meat consumption automatically puts one on the receiving end of bitter invective. No advocate of vegetarianism can enter the carnivorous fray expecting to avoid threats that suggest physical alteration (for the worse). Granholm's words were fighting words.
And sure enough, Michigan meat eaters fought back. One reader of the Detroit Free Press suggested she focus her gubernatorial clout on something truly important, like shaving the warts off her face. Another thought the best thing for her to do would be to "jump off a bridge." Yet another commenter (out of a seething 500) went easy on Granholm but insisted that she resolve the following conundrum: "If God didn't want people to eat animals, why did he make them out of meat?"
Industry went apoplectic, too. Michigan Farm Bureau president Wayne Wood said, "It's inconceivable to us that the governor could stoop to this level of telling people what they should and shouldn't eat based on philosophies of 'food elitists.'" Another representative called the idea "an insensitive slap in the face."
From my own experience pushing the virtues of reduced meat consumption I've learned that asking people to make a dietary sacrifice easily backfires, often motivating consumers to eat more of the product in question. Spite can do that. So it was no surprise when members of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs urged members to celebrate the governor's meatout measure by hosting a huge barbecue on the capitol grounds.
The psychology of sacrifice is complicated. Studies consistently show that humans are remarkably quick to give up something for a loved one. But when it comes to self-denial, especially at the behest of a stranger's advice, or in the interest of a disembodied "cause," we tend to be more libertarian. Not to mention defensive and skeptical. Making matters even more complicated is the fact that food is, for many of us, religion. Looked at from this perspective, one could be forgiven for dismissing the public quest to reduce meat consumption as a lost cause.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - People who've started applying for health insurance but aren't able to finish before the March 31 enrollment deadline will get extra time, the Obama administration announced Tuesday.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Virtual currencies like bitcoin will be taxed like property - not currency, the Internal Revenue Service said Tuesday.
NEW YORK (AP) - The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the New York police commissioner denounced the parachute jump off 1 World Trade Center last fall by three skydiving enthusiasts as a lawless act that put others in danger.
WASHINGTON (AP) - To assuage privacy concerns, the White House and some lawmakers are pushing forward with changes to a surveillance program that would leave the bulk storage of millions of Americans' telephone records in the hands of phone companies, even though they are convinced the information now held by the government is protected and question whether the changes would actually do more to protect privacy.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) - Federal agencies Tuesday asserted regulatory authority over many of the nation's streams and wetlands in an effort to clarify which are shielded from development under the Clean Water Act, an issue that remains in dispute even after two U.S. Supreme Court rulings.
PHOENIX (AP) - A Phoenix judge on Tuesday spared the life of a pit bull that mauled a 4-year-old boy last month and touched off a polarizing Internet debate on mercy, blame and animal violence.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A 10-year corporate tax credit for companies that move to California and create more than 100 new jobs, diverting nearly $10 billion in high-speed rail bond money to water storage projects and promoting fracking for oil and natural gas are among the policy proposals released Tuesday by Republican gubernatorial candidate Neel Kashkari.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld two San Francisco gun laws challenged by the National Rifle Association and gun owners who live in the city.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Porsche carrying "Fast & Furious" star Paul Walker was traveling up to 94 mph when it went out of control on a suburban street and crashed, killing the actor and his friend, according to an investigation by law enforcement agencies into the November accident.
SAN DIEGO (AP) - A firefighter who was handcuffed by a California Highway Patrol officer during a dispute at a crash scene has filed a claim against the CHP.
MENLO PARK (AP) - Facebook has agreed to buy Oculus for $2 billion, betting that its virtual reality technology may be a new way for people to communicate, learn or be entertained.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Chipmaker Intel has bought Basis Science, the startup behind the popular fitness tracker by the same name, for an undisclosed sum.
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OSO, Wash. (AP) - The search for survivors of a deadly Washington state mudslide grew Monday to include scores of people who were still unaccounted for as the death toll from the wall of trees, rocks and debris that swept through a rural community rose to at least 14.
NOVOOZERNOE, Crimea (AP) - Russia's foreign minister met with his Ukrainian counterpart for the first time on Monday and demanded more autonomy for Ukraine's regions, even as Ukraine under pressure ordered its troops out from Crimea after the Russian seizure of military bases there.
The "Never Ending Pasta Pass" card from Olive Garden not only promised weeks of unlimited pasta, but a look into why the chain is fighting to hold onto customers.
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BOSTON (AP) - An airline passenger who became upset after a woman reclined the seat in front of him, causing the pilot to divert the plane, has been indicted on a federal charge of interfering with a flight crew.
NEW YORK (AP) - Sears Holdings Corp. said Friday that a data breach at its Kmart stores that started last month may have compromised some customers' credit and debit cards.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) - The U.S. Army War College revoked Democratic Sen. John Walsh's master's degree after an investigation completed Friday concluded that he plagiarized a research paper required to graduate.
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) - Investigators say the student who killed a classmate before taking his own life at a suburban Denver high school described himself in a diary as "a psychopath with a superiority complex" and indicated he was exacting revenge for being teased in elementary school.
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TORRANCE (AP) - A woman who spent 17 years in prison after being convicted of murder in the death of a homeless man was exonerated Friday by a Los Angeles County judge who said she should not spend another minute behind bars.
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Home solar panels are "the new granite countertops," according to Tom Werner, CEO of US-based SunPower, one of the largest solar panel companies in the world. What does that mean? That means that, for an increasing number of new homeowners, solar panels are becoming an add-on right from the beginning. Furthermore, Werner is confident home solar panels will move beyond the "granite countertops phase" to mass adoption rather quickly.
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CHICAGO, IL – The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) today announced the winners of this year's Solar Champion Awards, honoring top U.S. companies for their continued commitment to the deployment of clean solar energy.
Costco, FedEx, General Motors, IKEA, Johnson & Johnson, Kohl's, L'Oréal, Macy's, Safeway, Toyota, Walgreens and Walmart were among the companies honored at a ceremony at Chicago's McCormick Place.
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The U.S. Department of Energy on Tuesday announced a slew of projects that will collectively receive about $60 million and work on making solar electricity more affordable.
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CHICAGO, IL -- Speaking at the opening session of Solar Power International 2013 -- the largest solar trade show in America -- Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association delivered the following remarks:
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Commercial Sector Drives U.S. Solar Market with 38 Percent Growth in Third Quarter, Solar Costs Continue Decline According to Latest U.S. Solar Market Insight Report
Solar energy markets in the U.S. continued to surge during the third quarter of 2010, according to a report released today by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA®) and GTM Research. More than 27,000 U.S. homes and businesses installed solar energy systems in the third quarter of 2010. Installations in the non-residential photovoltaic (PV) sector grew 38 percent over the second quarter to reach 103 megawatts (MW).
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Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA®) President and CEO Rhone Resch released the following statement on today's announcement by Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Secretary of Energy Steven Chu regarding renewable energy development on public lands:
SEIA, GTM Research Study Finds U.S. is Major Solar Exporter
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA®) and GTM Research today released the most comprehensive study to date analyzing trade flow and domestic value creation in the U.S. solar industry. "U.S. Solar Energy Trade Assessment 2010" found the U.S. solar industry is a significant net exporter of solar energy products, with net exports totaling $723 million in 2009. Additionally, U.S. solar installations created $2.6 billion in direct value to support the U.S. economy.
Global Solar Industry Releases Report Demonstrating Accelerated Deployment of Solar
The global solar industry, as part of the industry's efforts at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP16) in Cancun, today released its 2010 edition of "Seizing the Solar Solution: Combating Climate Change through accelerated deployment."
SEIA Statement on FERC's Proposed Rulemaking to Accelerate Integration of Renewable Energy Resources Into the Nation's Power Grid
Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA®) President and CEO Rhone Resch released the following statement commending FERC's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to remove barriers to integration of renewables into the nation's power grid.
94,000 solar panels to help power part of Fort Bliss
The planned 20-megawatt solar farm at Fort Bliss will comprise nearly 94,000 solar panels and could be ready by 2015, officials announced Friday.
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Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne (PWR), a rocket-engine manufacturer based in Los Angeles, Calif., has marked a major milestone in technology that will provide reliable solar energy on demand – even when the sun isn't shining.


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Final Farewell: The Culture of Death and the Afterlife
The Spectacle of Death: Funerary Customs in Ancient Greece and Italy
Head of a Servant Girl from a Grave Stele
Large grave markers, or stelai, with elaborate relief sculpture were popular in the cemeteries of Classical Greece. Over time stelai became larger and more opulent, but a sumptuary law banned them in Athens by 317 B.C.E. When intact, this stele showed a servant girl tending to her deceased mistress.
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Looking at the situation from the outside, I know and respect that I need to let my husband fight his battles. However, being a wife, I see my husband working 12 - 13 hours a day (not by his choice) and many of those days, he does not get a lunch. As a matter of fact, my husband told me when he finally got home last night, that again, he was unable to take a lunch due to his workload.
Anyway, I wanted to clarify this so that people won't think I am a horrible, overbearing, nagging wife. Regardless, I am off to the gym. This is really just a one time post to get some ideas, so you guys probably will not see me around after this last post(unless I get a response). Thanks for responding and have a great day.


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Kevin Pietersen's maturity shone through as he scored a century to keep England's hopes of avoiding the follow-on against Australia alive on day three of the third Test, says Sir Ian Botham.
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Pietersen's 113 off 206 balls, which featured 12 fours and two sixes, helped the home side to 294-7 in reply to Australia's first inning 527-7 declared. Read our match report here.
England, 233 behind, still require another 34 runs to avoid the follow-on but Sky Cricket pundit Botham said that Pietersen's 23rd Test hundred has given his side every chance of securing the draw they need to retain the Ashes.
"Pietersen played magnificently," he said. "He was controlled and aggressive when required. He went two-and-a-quarter hours without a boundary after a flurry of sixes; he set his stall out to play a big innings.
"As he said in his interview after the game, it was a pretty good wicket to bat on but you had to get yourself in and he did just that.
"Pietersen was always going to take the spinner [Nathan Lyon] on and when he did he suddenly gave Michael Clarke a problem. Does he keep the spinner going? If he doesn't, then there's more work for the seamers.
"England want to put overs into these bowlers legs and then the 'step-and-fetch-its' [spinners] don't pose a problem.
"I honestly feel that is how Kevin Pietersen sees it. He thinks 'let's give them a headache' because Lyon can't tie up an end like Graeme Swann has done on many occasions for England so you can rotate the seamers at the other end. You can't do that if your spinner is getting knocked out of the ground."
Pietersen was given a reprieve on 62 when Australia failed to review an lbw shout off Shane Watson's bowling that was given not out - the replays showing that the decision would have been reversed on appeal.
Watson was visibly aggrieved after skipper Michael Clarke opted not to review following discussions with wicketkeeper Brad Haddin and Botham felt the bowler had every right to feel hard done by.
"I said at the time 'I think that's really, really close' and because it is Pietersen the umpire will probably think that he's come down quite a long way," he reflected. "That would have put the umpire off.
"But considering that it was Pietersen and the way that partnership with Bell was going, I would have risked the review because it looked very close.
"It was a tough one but Michael Clarke will be frustrated; that said Australia are still in a very good position."
Pietersen went on to put on 115 for England's fifth wicket with Ian Bell, who continued his fine run of form with the bat by striking a composed 60 off 112 balls before he was bowled by one that nipped back from Ryan Harris (2-50).
"That was a good 'un - that's one for the bowler; it wasn't a mistake by the batsman," said Botham.
"The length was good; Bell doesn't know whether to come forward or go back, so he's trapped on the crease and then there's a little bit of movement - and that's all you need - to defeat the batsman.
"It was good bowling. I've been impressed with Peter Siddle (2-53) and Harris in particular, for Australia. I think they've been exceptional.
"Ok, Mitchell Starc (3-75) got a couple of important wickets for Australia but Harris and Siddle are the engine room."
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10 Things You Didn't Know About "Shameless"
The Gallaghers of Showtime's hit dramedy Shameless, featuring a cast (and a family) led by William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum, are more like your next door neighbors than you'd like to think. Or perhaps you and your family are much more like the Gallaghers than you'd like to think or than you'd like your neighbors to think. We know, it's pretty heavy stuff. That's probably why the show has resonated so much with the American public. On some level, it's like holding up a mirror.
The Gallaghers have wormed their way into our blackened, charred hearts and have become a beloved dysfunctional family, much like the network TV Conner clan in the long-cancelled Roseanne or the Fisher fam in HBO's much-missed Six Feet Under.
These are 10 things you may only know about Shameless if you are a diehard fan. However, if you are planning to do a Netflix or DVR binge-watching sesh to get into the show, why not grab a few fun facts here before you begin?


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In this online exhibition, students will learn how racism, social attitudes and policies such as Jim Crow laws and poll taxes led to the Plessy v. Ferguson case which legalized segregation. Segregated America is the first section of the online exhibition entitled Separate is Not Equal: Brown v. Board of Education.
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I worked at Marshalls part-time (less than an year)
not that difficult of job is your have slightest of competence.
if you are new you get awful hours..pretty much what everyone else didn't want to do
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Fun, caring, goal-oriented, hard-working, and tenacious crew. Nightly wrap-up staff meetings before punching out for the day to discuss long term and short term goals of the store, as well as the greater district area. We discussed areas of progress and improvement, as well as areas in need of improvement - generally boosting morale and team spirit. Managers worked just as hard as associates on the floor as well as behind the scenes. We kept our particular Marshalls location as tidy and spotless as possible, even in times of Canadian tour busses around the holidays. An impressive sight, really, but my staff was fun loving and hardworking, so it wasn't bad!Cons
It's retail. In any retail position you're often unable to fully choose your own hours, and holidays are generally at least somewhat chaotic due to the dramatic surplus of customers, HOWEVER, this is to be expected. If you are willing to put forth the energy and effort yourself, and if you work with a strong crew of people, then this is hardly an issue.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Now that The-Dream's last album is slowly fading into the rearview there's a real absence of falsetto R&B in my life. Wait, what's that? Robin Thicke's got a new single out? Phew, problem solved. The first we've heard from Thicke since 09's It's In the Morning, new title track Love After War is geared towards making longtime Robin loyalists happy, swimming in the same jazzy/R&B waters he navigates so well. The headliner himself runs production duties (with Pro-J), laying down a shaking, live instrument driven beat that immediately put me in a Sade frame of mind. Vocally Thicke hasn't lost a note, delivering softly crooned and (slightly) more up-tempo verses that put a fresh spin on the break-up to make-up relationship cycle: "You know I can make it right / don't you love it when we fight?" I feel obligated to point out that you can always just have sex and not fight, but hey, who am I to argue with the man? If your iPod's still feeling a little light on the falsetto after this single you should be able to find all the smoothness your heart desires when Love After War the album hits eardrums worldwide on November 15.
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Tak 2: The Staff Of Dreams Cheats for Playstation 2Home / Playstation 2 /
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- Genre: Action Platformer 3D
- Release Date: Oct 11, 2004
- ESRB: Everyone
While the game loading, move the Right Analog-stick Up or Right Analog-stick Down to make Tak's head grow and shrink....From: RicoYap
Go under Juju potions and select "Universal Card". Then, put in the following numbers for bugs, crystals, and fruits:...From: Pencil101
In the real world you will face Woodies, creatures made up of pieces of wood. Whenever you see a shaman, kill him because he will keep putting the Woodies back together after you've destroyed them....From: hadouken
At first, Tlaloc will shoot blasts at Dead Juju, Lok, and Jibolba. Run over to Jibolba and press Circle to switch bodies. Then, kill all the Nightmare Creatures. Next, switch with Dead Juju and do the same thing. Then, switch with Lok and do the same thing again. Then, Tlaloc will lose his barrier. ...From: cracker
After you get the Dream Shaker, Moon Juju will tell you to pick an animal to enhance your powers: Piranha, Jaguar, Dragon, or Eagle. The Piranha is not powerful. The Eagle can only kill one at a time. The Dragon has extremely short range. The Jaguar is the best choice....From: koolkat
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Pasadena, Calif, Aug 28 (IBNS) NASA's Mars Curiosity has debuted the first recorded human voice that traveled from Earth to another planet and back.
In spoken words radioed to the rover on Mars and back to NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN) on Earth, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden noted the difficulty of landing a rover on Mars, congratulated NASA employees and the agency's commercial and government partners on the successful landing of Curiosity earlier this month, and said curiosity is what drives humans to explore.
"The knowledge we hope to gain from our observation and analysis of Gale Crater will tell us much about the possibility of life on Mars as well as the past and future possibilities for our own planet. Curiosity will bring benefits to Earth and inspire a new generation of scientists and explorers, as it prepares the way for a human mission in the not too distant future," Bolden said in the recorded message.
The voice playback was released along with new telephoto camera views of the varied Martian landscape during a news conference today at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), Pasadena, Calif.
"With this voice, another small step is taken in extending human presence beyond Earth, and the experience of exploring remote worlds is brought a little closer to us all," said Dave Lavery, NASA Curiosity program executive.
"As Curiosity continues its mission, we hope these words will be an inspiration to someone alive today who will become the first to stand upon the surface of Mars. And like the great Neil Armstrong, they will speak aloud of that next giant leap in human exploration."
The telephoto images beamed back to Earth show a scene of eroded knobs and gulches on a mountainside, with geological layering clearly exposed. The new views were taken by the 100-millimeter telephoto lens and the 34-milllimeter wide angle lens of the Mast Camera (Mastcam) instrument. Mastcam has photographed the lower slope of the nearby mountain called Mount Sharp.
"This is an area on Mount Sharp where Curiosity will go," said Mastcam principal investigator Michael Malin, of Malin Space Science Systems in San Diego.
"Those layers are our ultimate objective. The dark dune field is between us and those layers. In front of the dark sand you see redder sand, with a different composition suggested by its different color. The rocks in the foreground show diversity -- some rounded, some angular, with different histories. This is a very rich geological site to look at and eventually to drive through."
A drive early Monday placed Curiosity directly over a patch where one of the spacecraft's landing engines scoured away a few inches of gravelly soil and exposed underlying rock. Researchers plan to use a neutron-shooting instrument on the rover to check for water molecules bound into minerals at this partially excavated target.
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Curiosity already is returning more data from the Martian surface than have all of NASA's earlier rovers combined.
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The garden continues to flourish with its 30 foot by 60 foot greenhouse, built by parents, children, and staff with the help of grants from the City of Olympia, Briggs Nusery, Lew Rents, and other local businesses. It stands as testimony to our community's heart and commitment. School families pitched in with money and thousands of hours of hard work.
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