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Hey guys .... one of the things I dream of, when I finally land in Rogers ... is lots of daffodils .... have no luck with them here in arid CA.
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I hope you plant lots of them. You have to put them where you don't mow. Mine grow in the weeds. I like the miniature ones best. These are from a couple of years ago. |
- Posted by sunnyside1 z6/SW Mo. (My Page) on Fri, Feb 17, 12 at 9:44
I like your cartoon, Helen -- Every year (so far) Wal-Mart has had lots of miniature daffs and tulips for $1.25/small pot. I've bought them and they come up cheerfully every year. These aren't just the yellows, but bi-color as well. This year I'm buying the tulips, as I just don't have any tulips here. Watch for them in the garden shop about the time the early vegs are for sale-- |
- Posted by christie_sw_mo Z6 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 17, 12 at 10:15
Cute cartoon Barb. : ) I like daffodils too. They're easiest to find in the fall. I bought a big bag of 'Ice Follies' bulbs one year at Lowe's pretty cheap and planted them in my shade garden. They're lighter, sort of creamy yellow and white, and show up good there. We also have a long row of mostly bright yellow daffodils that runs along our driveway. The first few times we mow in the spring, we leave them and then mow them down when the tips of the leaves start to brown a little or sooner if I get tired of mowing around them. They're tough and will survive in cattle pastures long after a home has disappeared, sometimes the only clue that a home used to be there. Nothing eats the bulbs, unlike tulips. My hubby bought me a pot of blooming tulips for Valentines Day this year. I need to figure out how to protect the bulbs when I plant them out, maybe some hardware cloth around them or something. |
Helen, I love that naturalistic planting of the daffs. I have some ones this year that I am anxiously waiting to see. So far, two small clumps of early ones are blooming. |
I don't seem to have as many coming up this year. Last year was a killer. That picture was from the end of March so maybe they will come up. Last year I had bitter cold in Feb., a flood with water everywhere and running out of the hills at the end of May and extreme heat and drought all summer with a pretty dry winter. I know you had the same weather. It will be interesting to see what comes back this year. |
- Posted by sunnyside1 z6/SW Mo. (My Page) on Fri, Feb 24, 12 at 19:29
Today at 15th St Wal-Mart I bought miniature daffodils, tulips, and crocus. The daffs were pink & white (new to me) The small pots (3")were 76 cents and the larger were $1.58. Up from a dollar in 2010. Inflation again. Sigh. The display was located outside in the annex of the garden shop. |
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Hundreds of retail buyers and other produce purchasers packed the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center on April 1 to learn about new produce products offered by grower-shippers and distributors.
More than 700 produce industry people — similar to last year's attendance — were on hand to visit 210 booths, said Laura Sullivan, the Burlington, Mass.-based council's executive director. There were 230 booths at the expo last year, she said.
Council president Jack Salamon, senior category manager for Shaw's Supermarkets Inc., East Bridgewater, Mass., said membership continues to increase.
"The show is growing every year," he said. "As travel budgets particularly for retail get tighter, the regional shows are becoming more important. Everyone loves to go.
"Everyone in the buying and procurement offices all get to come to this show," Salamon said. "The retailers come in split shifts. This show is that popular."
Despite its regional focus, the show attracted exhibitors from across the country.
"We made a lot of friends here and have gained many contacts," said Tom Brown, vice president of retail sales for East Coast Fresh Cuts, the fresh-cut division of Savage, Md.-based Coastal Sunbelt Co. Inc. "We have talked to a lot of different retailers."
Brown said a representative of Woburn, Mass.-based Market Basket, told him produce managers wrote reports to superiors on new products they discussed with vendors.
During the group's traditional breakfast, Salamon welcomed college students considering produce careers through the Newark, Del.-based Produce Marketing Association's Foundation for Industry Talent.
A group of students toured wholesale distribution facilities on the New England Produce Market, visited a distribution facility for Stop & Shop Supermarkets/Giant Foods LLC, and talked with produce companies on the expo show floor.


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For Jaimie, the donkey ears sprouted when she found herself commanding 45 Marines in Kuwait who were ready to be shipped off to Iraq at any second. "It was total Lord of the Flies," she says. "Half of the guys liked me, half of them despised me. I was super touchy-feely, and the guy right under me was this really tough gangster guy from Chicago with gold teeth who was really mean, and we just had totally different styles. I tried to be people's friend, he tried to beat them up, and we totally clashed, and those 45 Marines just split down the middle, so there was a lot of tension."
Later, after sending an e-mail to a friend on a government computer about making out with an enlisted guy, Jaimie was shipped off to the middle of the desert to build wooden sidewalks and shade gazebos for smokers. "It's worse than killing someone on accident if you make out with an enlisted guy," she says.
In 2004, having served her time and in no hurry to return to duty, she moved to Denver because she had friends here and figured it would be a good place to pursue her lifetime hobby of mountain biking. Jaimie also enrolled at Denver Seminary to pursue a degree in Christian studies and applied for jobs at bike shops. Despite her experience training Marines who went to war, employers found her lack of cash-register experience unforgivable.
"I was like, 'Don't you think some of my skills are perhaps transferable?'" she says.
A fellow mountain-bike rider suggested that she give messenging a shot, and to Jaimie it seemed like the absolute perfect fit. She called Denver Boulder Couriers and told them she'd work for nothing all summer in order to become a messenger. Jaimie was quickly added to the roster.
"Coming from the military, there were some things that I was uniquely grateful for," she says. "Like the worst thing that can happen messenging is I get hurt or a package gets ruined. It's not like other people die because you're an idiot, or you destroy a whole country; the implications of mistakes at this job are so much less. I also like the level of interaction I have. I get to see people, talk to them, meet them, but it's also kind of solitary. You're alone a lot of the day and just get to think about whatever you want. After my experience in the military, that's definitely a luxury."
A seminary student/retired Marine is hardly the normal bike-messenger candidate, but as Jaimie points out, there really is no specific type. "It's a super-diverse group. I think that sometimes people have this one picture of bike messengers, but I'd just say the community is a lot more diverse than you would ever imagine. All different races, different experiences, backgrounds."
And though Jaimie initially raised eyebrows among the eclectic riders with her outdated spandex shorts and her love of The Immortal Class: Bike Messengers and the Cult of Human Power, a book by Travis Culley widely regarded in the scene as Wisconsin-level cheesy, she rose through the ranks to become one of a trio of messengers poised to guide and steer the new DPBMA.
Jaimie took the deliberately tongue-in-cheek title of Minister of Finance and Administration, while Rich Ryon, a messenger who films and edits short skate-video-esque clips at www.milehighmess.com, is Minister of Online Resources and Treasury, and Marcus Garcia is Prime Minister and Director of Operations.
This summer has been all about making the transition from old DPBMA to new as seamless as possible — and it hasn't always been easy. There were numerous closed-door meetings between older, veteran messengers and the newer crop — with whom Marcus, who has been a messenger for nineteen years, bridged the gap — discussing the logistics of further legitimizing the DPBMA, attracting more sponsors, working to set up a nonprofit, arranging an emergency health-care fund and establishing Denver as an attractive site for the national messenger competition, perhaps a world championship.
There were also some surreal moments, like a July race promoted by the Swobo bike company.
Whereas ten years ago bike messengers formed a subculture unto themselves — one looked poorly upon by mainstream America, when looked upon at all — the scene is now considered almost hip. Bike-messenger fashion has gone mainstream, and large companies have realized they can make a buck off it.
"That Swobo race was patterned after one of our alleycats," Marcus explains, referring to timed messenger races in which participants are given a delivery, make the drop and then sprint back to a home base for their next route. "That's nice that they have interest in our world — that's cool. But it was a really cheesy affair. It was them trying to legitimize their race through us."
The company donated $1,000 to the DPBMA for its efforts, but the experience left many of the messengers who participated, and bumped racing elbows with wannabes, feeling used. Marcus reports people clamoring to have their pictures taken with real messengers — no doubt, he half jokes, to add to their MySpace profiles.


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i guess we should consider it a minor victory that the Gov didn't sign this Bill, although it matters not. it is now law in Tennessee, at least for the time being. it's a stark reminder of the power that Religion still has in this country. that a non-argument can hold the same weight in a Science classroom as a proven Theory is a staggering admission of willful ignorance by the TN legislature. as i wrote to a one of the Bill's sponsors:
"gotta hand it to the creationists. no matter how many times they've been defeated (all but in Louisiana) they keep finding new ways to try to worm their way into Science classrooms around the US. "teach the controversy", even if there isn't one.
one side has millions of pieces of evidence, fossils, genetics, experiments, and data. the other side says "god did it". one side argues for descent with modification, the other side advocates abiogenesis through intelligent design (which are completely different arguments!). one side is demonstrative and testable, the other side is not. one side is the backbone of which all Biology and Medicine is based upon. the other is nonsensical and unnecessary. which should we be teaching our students?"
one might think that something like this would be front page news, or an issue for talking heads on CNN, MSNBC, or even at Fox News (proclaiming victory, no doubt!). i mean, Science just lost to Religion!! it's as simple as that. Myth winning out over lab results. that's a monumental achievement!
so why won't we hear about this from the mainstream press? where's the Liberal media now, when we need them? to me it's quite simple. while most educated Newspersons might find this story interesting, their viewing public simply does not. even if they believe in Evolution, they don't like being reminded that it counters what they hear from their Church, their relatives, or their friends. additionally, if Religion trumps Science, they will be required to examine in full detail what happened, how it happened, and which side makes a more credible argument. in doing so, they would inadvertently have to knock Religion. knocking, or mocking, Religion doesn't go over well with the public at large.
so, i guess there's nothing to do but sit back and wait for the sequel: "Scopes 2: Not your Great-Grandfather's Monkey Trial".
Teaching all of the creation myths will probably make the students happy to have a reasonable explanation. Give them all in the same week and the kids will be screaming for cogent explanations.
Is this what happens when a bunch of people who should know better don't go to the polls because they're miffed at something the Democrats did? We seem to have a surfeit of state legislators and members of the House of Representatives that seem to come from a long time past in a theocratic land.
There are other fish to fry. Get out the vote.
Good post Matt---I wrote a letter to the TN Governor about it the other day. I got some generic form back, blah, blah, blah stuff. His not signing is kind of slippery in my opinion---he also chose not to veto. You are spot on saying this is like a bad dream in your comment below.
It really is sad that we continuously need to have this debate between a proven, and really non-controversial fact (evolution) and religion. Atheists need to speak up about stuff like this, as often as can.
Thanks for your support on my site. It is funny, as you pointed out that we blogged about the same topic today!
Here's another article about this:
I feel sad for the children of Tennessee.
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Federal officials gave the go-ahead Friday for the Tohono O'odham to annex at least part of a parcel of land near Glendale into the reservation, putting the tribe one step closer to being able to operate a casino there.
Larry Hawk, assistant secretary of Indian affairs for the U.S. Department of Interior, said the legal requirements for taking 53.5 acres of the property "in trust'' have been satisfied.
Still unresolved is whether the tribe will get to put the balance of the nearly 135 acres of land it purchased years ago near the Arizona Cardinals stadium into the reservation.
Questions about the ability to annex that land have been clouded by a court ruling that the property is within the city of Glendale. That ruling, unless overturned, makes the rest of the parcel legally ineligible to become part of the reservation.
But Tohono officials have insisted that they can redesign the plans for the $550 million complex that would include not just a casino but also a 600-room resort and shopping center so that the casino itself is on reservation land as legally required.
The legal fight over gaming on the site, however, is far from over.
Hawk, in his letter to Tohono Chairman Ned Norris Jr., pointed out that reservation status, by itself, does not come with a guarantee of a right to operate a casino.
He pointed out that the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act has special requirements for allowing casinos on lands that were not part of any reservation before Oct. 18, 1988. Hawk said the Tohono must now prove they qualify for one of the exceptions.
David Leibowitz, a spokesman for the Gila River Indian Community, which has fought the Tohono casino at every step, said his client believes it will be difficult, if not impossible, for gambling to be approved.
He said that federal law has only a handful of exceptions. One would be for the Tohono O'odham to get permission from Gov. Jan Brewer, a Glendale resident.
"The governor has been a consistent opponent of this casino,'' Leibowitz pointed out. "So it would be difficult to fathom that she would change her mind.''
There is another exception that might work: The federal law allows casinos on land that was acquired by tribes as part of "the settlement of a land claim.'' Whether this land qualifies, however, is unclear.
Congress voted in 1986 to give the tribe $30 million and let it buy private land in Pima, Pinal and Maricopa counties to compensate for the loss of 10,000 acres in the San Lucy District, near Gila Bend, flooded by a new dam. That law said the property could become part of the reservation, but only if it were not within the limits of any city.
The tribe, using the name Rainier Resources Inc., bought the parcel on the western edge of Glendale in 2003, close to the then-planned stadium for the Arizona Cardinals. The true buyer was finally disclosed early last year when the tribe sought permission to have the land made part of the reservation.
Gila River spokeswoman Alia Maisonet said Friday the tribe is "exploring all of the different options'' to keep a casino from ever opening on the site, including litigation.
Norris, in a prepared statement Friday, acknowledged some legal hurdles remain, saying the Interior Department decision "puts us a step closer to the realization of an economic development project that is vital to the well-being of the Nation and that will make thousands of desperately needed jobs available to our neighbors.''
Officials from each tribe have accused their counterparts of greed.
What is clear is that a casino in the West Valley will have a financial impact. Right now the Gila River casinos are the closest to the communities there, with the tribe even running bus service from Sun City to its casinos.
Brewer publicly urged Norris earlier this year to scrap plans for the casino.
She said her opposition was based on the intent of a 2002 voter-approved initiative which expanded the types of gambling that tribes could conduct, along with an increase in the number of slot machines they could operate. It also gave tribes the exclusive right to conduct casino-style gambling in Arizona.
"It assured voters if they supported the balance contained within it that all casino-style gambling would be limited to existing tribal communities and would not become a part of off-reservation neighborhoods,'' Brewer wrote to Norris. "I do not believe the voters ever anticipated that gaming in this state would be anywhere other than on the tribal lands that existed at the time of Proposition 202.''
Norris responded that this was a unique situation because of the permission the tribe got in the federal law granting it permission to acquire the property in exchange for the flooded lands.


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Penny, I wouldn't even venture a guess if that's carbon b/c there are so many look alikes for that variety. But with you being in CA I would expect it to be a much darker color anyway, b'c of the higher UV. As for the size of fruits for a variety, that also can vary a lot as well, b'c there arfe many variables that play into that. And yes, it should be bigger than Green Zebra. There's just no way to ID a variety with a picture, and yes, I see the tag next to it that says Carbon as well but tags have been known to travel, as it were, and I remember one place where the nursery workers messed up a lot of tags, let alone small humans who are known to move tags around as well. There are several hundred so called black varieties which I divide into pink /blacks such as Indian Stripe, Cherokee Purple, Black from Tula, etc, that have a clear epidermis and the the red/blacks such as Carbon and Black Krim, etc., that have a yellow epidermis/ Carolyn, trying to be helpful, but just cannot ID a variety via a picture unless it's a really unique one such as Reisetomate, for instance/ |
Carolyn, thank you for the explanation. It's true that one can't and shouldn't identify a variety by a picture alone. I was just so disappointed at its size and tangy flavor that I was hoping someone can say flat-out it was mislabeled. |
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its mislabeled,,,,feel better now ? lol |
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The Army has formally charged a National Guardsman from Lynnwood with attempting to supply military intelligence, including methods of killing American soldiers and destroying U.S. weapons systems, to the al-Qaida terrorist network. Spc. Ryan G. Anderson, 26, was arrested last Thursday just weeks before he was to deploy to Iraq with the Washington National Guard's 81st Armored Brigade. The formal charges were filed later the same day but not made public until yesterday, said Army spokesman Lt. Col. Stephen Barger. In a three-page charge sheet, military investigators accuse Anderson of three counts of violating the Uniform Code of Military Justice, including attempting to aid and provide intelligence to the enemy, and bringing discredit upon the armed forces. Anderson, a tank crewman with the 81st, grew up in Everett and graduated from Washington State University. He reportedly converted to Islam as a college student and joined the National Guard shortly after graduation.
Federal sources have said that at no time were troops or national security at risk, and that the information Anderson attempted to share was "common knowledge" or unclassified material. The most-serious charge, attempting to aid the enemy, alleges that Anderson passed sketches of the M1A1 and M1A2 tanks, as well as a computer disk with his passport photo, his military identification card and his military weapons card. The charge carries a maximum penalty of death, though capital cases in the military are rare. There currently are seven service members on military death row, all for murder. A second charge, trying to give intelligence to the enemy, accuses Anderson of trying to provide information about "U.S. Army troop strength, movements, equipment, tactics," as well as "methods and means of killing U.S. Army personnel and destroying U.S. Army weapons systems and equipment." Part of the charge, a violation of Article 80, which carries a maximum 20-year sentence, alleges that Anderson tried to communicate with the enemy by "oral, written, and electronic communication." The final charge alleges that he brought discredit to the armed forces by "wrongfully and dishonorably" providing military information to people he thought were enemy terrorists. That charges carries a maximum one-year penalty. According to military officials, Anderson attempted to contact al-Qaida through an Internet chat room that catered to Muslim extremists. In a sting operation involving the Army, the FBI and the Department of Justice, he ended up communicating with an undercover operative. The alleged conduct occurred on different occasions in January and February while he was stationed at Fort Lewis and Yakima, where he was undergoing training for a yearlong deployment to Iraq, and in Lynnwood, where he and his wife live. Before converting to Islam, Anderson had apparently attempted to join the militia and patriot movements. In several messages posted in Internet discussion groups in 1995 and 1996, Anderson described himself as a "die-hard Christian" who had his own weapons and believed in the militia cause. He also posted to skinhead groups and white-supremacist groups. At the same time, he was critical of the actions of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh and the Montana Freemen. In 1996, he began showing more interest in Islam and asked for help finding religious-studies programs abroad. Mark Pitcavage, who tracks extremist groups for the Anti-Defamation League based in Columbus, Ohio, ran across Anderson's postings in 1996 and had a brief exchange with him. Pitcavage said Anderson showed the signs of someone "looking to fill some sort of philosophical, ideological or spiritual void. "Here he was posting to militia and patriot groups, and the next fall he's posting in Islam groups, which apparently stuck," Pitcavage said. Anderson is being held in a military jail at Fort Lewis. "(He) has spoken with his family and he has been appointed a military defense attorney," said Barger, who would not release the lawyer's name. Anderson will next face an Article 132 hearing, the equivalent of a civilian grand jury, to determine whether there is enough evidence to proceed with a court martial. Ray Rivera: 206-464-2926 or firstname.lastname@example.com; Times reporter Allison Peryea contributed to this report.
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By G. Michael Dobbs firstname.lastname@example.com Most of us worry about how much money we make and how much money we spend, so the current national drama about the budget cuts is perhaps something many Americans can understand through their own experiences. The Washington Post has a great breakdown online of the president's 2011 budget that swiftly illustrates the problem. Total revenue for that budget was $2.57 trillion while total spending was $3.83 trillion, leaving a deficit of $1.27 trillion. On the spending side there was $1.4 trillion on the discretionary side (defense and other programs) with $2.38 trillion on mandatory funding that included Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and interest on debt. So the cuts made by the sequester are on programs on the discretionary side and they are not enough to actually close the deficit or come close. They are, however, enough to have an effect on human beings, American citizens who are hoping to keep their heads above water. The result will be an ideological victory for those people who simply believe the federal government needs to be made smaller somehow with little or no regard to the damage such a widely random act could make. Is that really the goal of the Tea Party or the Liberty Movement? Should ideology trump common sense? The common sense is that we must make some cuts and we must raise revenue. The common sense is that we should further examine how we allowed the current state of affairs to take place. How does the erosion of American manufacturing over the last 30 years attribute to our current problems? What has been the effect of abandoning tariffs that both protected American jobs and brought in revenue? Has the power of lobbyists and corporations outstripped the importance of the electorate and what has that meant? Why do people not want to acknowledge that a good percentage of our problem is that we had two wars financed "off the books" during the last administration? We need some creative thinking and some compromise. The ideologues are getting us nowhere. I really like the new proposal that would put a penny for every $100 tax on most non-consumer stock trades from Sens. Tom Harkin and Sheldon Whitehouse, along with Rep. Peter DeFazio. Their plan could raise as much as $352 billion in revenue over the next 10 years. Is that enough to solve our problems? No, but it's a start at trying to do something that wouldn't include cutting jobs. Chicopee City Councilor Gerry Roy had recently suggested the city fly its flags at half-mast to honor the recently murdered former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle. Taking a look at the federal rules governing the flag, one sees that as an expression of freedom of speech, an individual could fly his or her flag at half-mast to honor someone. The president and governors have specific rules about the circumstances that would prompt an order to fly the flag at half-mast. The issue probably becomes not one of law, but one of the reasons behind a request. Personally, I think that flying the flag at half-mast has huge and deep meaning. It is an honor that should not be routine or subject to politics. Now, if Kyle had come from Chicopee or was a resident of Chicopee, I could understand the motivation, but I can't see the city doing this for a person who has no connection here. To the staff of WFCR: granted you will not be moving into your new Main Street downtown digs until next May, but let me be the first media colleague to welcome you to Springfield. I will be happy to show any of you the best places to eat – trust me I'm a fat man – advise you on the pitfalls of downtown – yes, they ticket illegally parked cars religiously – and identify the good guys and the black hats among the power players. In exchange, let me audition as the host of the locally originated talk show there is buzz about – once a talk show host, always a talk show host! Agree? Disagree? Drop me a line at email@example.com or at 280 N. Main St., East Longmeadow, MA 01028. As always, this column represents the opinion of its author and not the publishers or advertisers of this newspaper. |


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SmartLipo™ - MPX® Orange County CaliforniaOC Aesthetics is proud to announce that they are now using the next generation SmartLipo-MPX®. As America becomes more health and fitness conscious, we want to not only have more energy and live better, but we want to look thinner in those areas of our body that are resistant to fat reduction. It is a great trend as more women and men want to look and feel better about themselves, and body contouring and lipo-sculpture is that natural decision to make for healthy and active adults. Liposuction continues to grow in popularity, and its has become the most popular cosmetic surgery performed in America today. At OC Aesthetics, we are enthusiastic to offer for our patients the next generation of SmartLipo, i.e., Cynosure's Smart Lipo-MPX®. Smartlipo-MPX ™ is the first and now latest next generation lypolysis system for the removal of fat, cellulite reduction, and skin tightening. Using a high-powered laser, Smartlipo-MPX is the leader and best known Laser Body Sculpting procedure in the nation. With our office you will enjoy less downtime and side effects than traditional liposuction. We perform our procedures in our office on Thursday's and Friday's so you may be back at work the following Monday or enjoying your typical weekend. The word "laser" is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Precise and safe, today's medical-grade lasers work by creating a powerful light beam that is adjusted to a specific frequency range. SmartLipo is different in that it uses a carefully calibrated laser to liquefy fat deposits through the top layers of the patient's skin. The laser actually ruptures fat cells, and the resulting oily, liquid substance is then removed through a tiny incision in the skin by our surgeon. The small laser can also seal blood vessels as it zaps fat, so there is less swelling, bleeding and bruising than with traditional liposuction. In addition to the reduced areas of fat in your body, the most impressive part of our SmartLipo techniques is that cellulite is typically reduced and skin tightening in those lose areas is achieved. As more women – and men – want to look and feel better about themselves, body contouring and lipo-sculpture continue to grow in popularity, making liposuction the most popular cosmetic surgery performed today.
Smartlipo™ is the first and only laser
lypolysis system to offer a revolutionary
and minimally invasive procedure for the
removal of fat. Using a high-powered laser,
Smartlipo is a new LaserBodySculpting Research has shown that little, if any, fat is reabsorbed back into the body. The minimal invasiveness of the procedure allows patients to see faster results and to experience fewer complications. In addition, SmartLipo's patients need only a local anesthetic for this procedure, whereas liposuction requires general anesthesia. Because the patient is not completely unconscious, SmartLipo carries much fewer risks than traditional liposuction, and the recovery time is much shorter. SmartLipo…cutting-edge, safe and effective. Download Patient Brochure with Before & After Photos
A very small cannula, or tube, approximately 1.0 mm to 2.0 mm in diameter containing a laser fiber is inserted into the skin. The cannula is moved back and forth delivering the laser's energy to the fat cells, causing them to rupture and easily drain away. The laser energy also interacts with the dermis it resulting in collagen shrinkage. Due to the cannula's small size, Smartlipo™ is a minimally invasive procedure and can be performed under local anesthesia. The laser causes small blood vessels to coagulate immediately on contact, resulting in less bleeding, swelling and bruising, - and a quicker recovery time than conventional liposuction. Because general anesthesia is unnecessary, the procedure is very safe with only minimal side effects.
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Learn more about SmartLipo from Orange County Smart Lipo OCSmartLipo.org |
Body Area Procedures
Because the SmartLipo cannula is so small, SmartLipo can be performed on stomach, love handles, legs, tights, saddle bags, neck, arms and other trouble areas.
SmartLipo can be used anywhere traditional liposuction is used. Body regions that can benefit from the SmartLipo procedure include:
- Face
- Back
- Bra strap
- Mons pubis
- Breasts (gynecomastia)
- Thighs (saddle bags)
- Hips
- Buttocks
- Knees
- Upper arms
- Chin
- Cheeks
- Neck
- Areas of loose and flabby skin
Traditional Liposuction VS. Liposculpting with SmartLipo™
Traditional Liposuction |
Liposuction with SmartLipo™ |
Fat Melting Effect |
None. Fat is traumatically excised |
Primary method of fat removal is melting of fat and removing from body with aspiration technique |
Anesthesia Type | General anesthesia |
Local Tumescence Technique |
Skin Tightening |
No |
Yes |
Cellulite reduction |
No |
Yes |
Pain | Marked post procedure pain requiring narcotic pain relievers for extended time period. |
Nominal pain and discomfort treated with ibuprofen, Tylenol, or narcotic pain reliever if necessary for 1 or 2 days. |
Recovery | Several weeks |
Easy recovery. Most patients drive themselves home and are able to return to normal activities immediately. |
Scars | Incision scars from larger incision site. |
Smaller incision site with minimal if any scar observed. |
Bruising | Moderate to severe bruising |
Mild to no bruising. |
Return to Work | Patients are often unable to return to work for 1-4 weeks. |
Return to normal non-strenuous work the next day. |
Blood Loss | Significant tissue trauma and blood loss possibly requiring transfusion. | No significant blood loss |
Risks | Higher complications rate |
Significantly lower rate of complications documented in medical literature. |
Outcome | Removal of fat with skin irregularities (no skin tightening) |
Removal of fat with skin tightening |
Compression Garment | Worn for 4-8 weeks. |
Worn for 2-4 weeks |
Procedure Location | Hospital or surgical suite. |
Performed at our Orange office |
Cost/Fees | Surgeon, Anesthesiologist and |
Single Surgeon's Fee |
Advantages of Smartlipo™
- Minimal downtime
- Minimal discomfort
- Less traumatic
How many treatments will I need?
For most patients, typically only one treatment
is required. The session may last from 45 minutes
to one hour for each area treated.
Post-Operative Care:
Almost "normal" skin after 3 months It would be very hard to find the insertion points or tell by looking at the skin that any liposuction has ever been done. Skin contracts with the healing-tissues that replace the melted fats.
Safety and Complications:
Smartlipo™ is safer than traditional liposuction because there is less bleeding and anesthetic drugs used. In fact, in doing the procedure under tumescent technique, we have eliminated a lot of risks normally associated with general anesthesia.
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Learn more about SmartLipo from Orange County Smart Lipo OCSmartLipo.org |
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The James R. Thompson Center
The beauty and uniqueness of the James R. Thompson Center reflects on every shopping experience.
In addition to the Atrium Mall, this astounding building houses more than 50 government agencies, boards and commissions. Designed by world renowned architect Helmut Jahn, the award-winning marble, glass and steel structure surrounds one of the largest enclosed spaces in the world. The the building's steel frame is topped by a cylindrical skylight soaring 75 feet above the roof level. The interior is an architectural marvel, with a three hundred foot tall skylight and atrium. The rotunda, which is one hundred sixty feet in diameter, is supported by sixteen floors of balconied, open space.
The building is named after the governor who commissioned it. For more information on the James R. Thompson Center, please visit the James R. Thompson Center page at the State of Illinois site.


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Wedding: 9/5/2010
We love The Resort At The Mountain and all that it has to offer. We got married at the resort on 9/5/10 and it was beyond our expectations. The staff handled everything like the pros that they are and with such class. Everyone was so friendly and went out of there way to make sure we had everything we needed. We discovered the resort just over a year ago and decided right away it was our dream wedding place (after looking at several wedding destinations in Oregon & Washington). We are from Seattle and wanted a mini destination wedding. Becca the event manager is amazing!!! She is so fun to work with and clearly loves what she does. She was always quick to answer all of our questions and went beyond our expectations with providing additional help and suggestions leading up to and on our wedding day. She organized and took care of everything for us. Most of all, she always provided honest feedback and made sure we were on the same page with everything along the way. Chellee the resort florist did a wonderful job handling our ceremony flowers and reception center peices. Daniel the F&B manager and his staff took great care of us as well. Not only did everyone treat us so well on our wedding weekend, but also each weekend we were down there leading up to the big day. We love going to the resort and hope to make it back there a couple times a year for many years to come. The resort is very welcoming and it feels like a home away from home. We love the golf, spa, and food. We have been there a total of 5 times now and have fallen more in love with the place each time. We can't wait to go back in a few months! Thank you for an amazing experience and making it possible to have our dream wedding!!
Wedding: 7/31/2010
Our experience with The Resort was simply perfect! From the moment I found The Resort online, I knew it was our venue. They can accommodate small and large weddings, so we didn't have to have our final number set, they worked with our budget (don't be put off by the initial Wedding Packet), and the scenery doesn't get better.
The wedding coordinator at The Resort, Becca Kolibaba, couldn't be better! She is very organized, kind, and extremely helpful. She always responded to my emails quickly, and dealt with my "crazy bride" requests with a smile. We didn't hire an outside wedding coordinator, and I don't think I could have done it without Becca. She made our experience what it was, and I will be forever grateful!
All and all, I would recommend The Resort in a heartbeat. It is someplace you can make your own, but it is beautiful just as it is. The service was incredible, the value was better than anything else I found, and the quality couldn't be beaten.
Wedding: 8/7/2010
Looking out over the golf course on a warm summer evening we were wed at The Resort at the Mountain. The combination of the location and the resort's staff helped to create the wedding of our dreams on August 7th 2010.
We knew that we wanted a destination wedding, so we started looking for a location that could accommodate our 200+ guests, but also provide a personal and an intimate feel. After months of searching, we found the Resort to have all of these qualities, and the ability to support a three day action packed wedding weekend.
Becca, the Resorts Catering and Events Manager, is as good as it gets when it comes to planning and executing a wedding. Her calming personality and "make it happen" approach saved us from much stress and anxiety. Immediately, she provided us with some of The Resort's preferred vendors (many of whom we used) which helped us to get the ball rolling.
We brought our entire wedding party and immediate family to the Resort on Thursday (two days prior to the wedding) and utilized four Villas they have on site. Thursday and Friday we took advantage of the volleyball courts, mini golf course, fire pit, close proximity hiking trails (where the Resort surprised us with a picnic style lunch and kayaks), and spacious villas while being catered to with great food and drinks from the Resort.
The day of the wedding, we were thankful for the wide variety of photo opportunities all within walking distance of our villas. The Pinecone Bluff provided a scenic setting for our ceremony. It fit all of our 200+ guests comfortably and we appreciated the convenience of having the sound system, gazebo, and holding room at our dispense. The wedding itself turned out exactly how we hoped it would and a large reason for that was Becca and the Resort staff understanding 'our vision' and carrying it out while we were busy with photos, makeup, etc.
Our reception in the ballroom was breathtaking and had a more elegant feel to it. The food that the Resort provided was delicious, and Becca's husband even carved an ice sculpture with our initials in it that doubled as a martini luge! Everyone had a blast at the reception and we were happy to see the party and dancing extend late into the night.
The Resort had everything we wanted for our wedding weekend and much more. Their staff went above and beyond throughout our entire stay and Becca was extremely helpful and supportive from beginning to end. Our family and friends really appreciated having the option to attend the ceremony, the reception, and to have a place to stay for the night all in close proximity. To this day we still get compliments from our friends and family about our wedding weekend at the Resort. Our dream wedding weekend would not have been possible without the Resort at the Mountain and its staff. We highly recommend taking the drive out there and sitting down with Becca, you will not be disappointed.
Nicole and Travis Morscheck
Wedding: 8/9/2014
We chose this venue because it is close to where we live in Portland, is on a golf course, is out in a wooded environment, and has plenty of room for out of town guests or guests that just want to treat themselves over our wedding weekend. We picked the perfect day in August (8-9-2014), it wasn't too hot or chilly, and our outdoor setting was beautiful. Our guests loved the food, and the setting. We witnessed several deer strolling through the golf course. I continue to get complements on how wonderful the event was, and guests that want to return to The Resort for other events. It can be a little expensive, but even with a basic package you get the benefit of the natural beauty. The venue coordinator was very helpful, service was friendly, and food was fantastic! :-)
Wedding: 8/10/2013
The Resort at the Mountain is beautiful. The views are gorgeous. The rooms are nice. All of my out-of-town guests really enjoyed this lovely slice of Oregon.
I was frustrated with the logistics of my wedding day. My wedding was quite chaotic due to last-minute torrential downpour. (I do not blame the mid-August rain on The Resort, but it sure was a surprise. There is really no date that is safe from rain in Oregon.) We had to change the location of the ceremony at the last minute from Pine Cone Bluff to under the tent where the reception was located. The guests awkwardly sat at their dinner tables to watch the ceremony. This was all fine. However, once the coordinator sent us down the aisle (which was really us squeezing through dinner tables to get married on the dance floor), she did not check in with me once for the rest of the night as promised. We had no direction for the rest of the evening. My mother's best friend came to the rescue by helping us through the chaos. She helped us organize our official entrance, she helped us get family together for extended family photos, she told us how to do the cake cutting, etc. Everyone thought that she was the wedding planner. My husband and I went with the flow and helped re-arrange things in the rain all night, but when I look back at this I am quite frustrated that my wedding coordinator was not there running damage-control for us. Our wedding coordinator later told me that she was needed at another wedding on site where a groom was over an hour late. I was very disappointed to hear that my wedding had to suffer because of another wedding's problems. That is not professional.
Overall, my wedding was a beautiful event that I got to share with my favorite people in a beautiful location. However, I do not feel like the level of service at The Resort at the Mountain was equivalent to the hefty price tag.
Wedding: 9/12/2009
My husband and I recently got married at The Resort (7/2013) and had excellent service!!! Tami Kay was an amazing coordinator and the site is breathtaking! We can't wait to come back every year for our anniversary! Two things you should know though- cell phones don't work very well at the location, and you'll want to make sure to book rooms for 2 nights if staying overnight on the weekend as check in isn't until 4 pm, and check outs are at noon. Everything went down without a hitch thanks to the excellent staff there and our wedding was perfect.
Wedding: 8/4/2013
Our day was August 4 2013. It was pure Bliss. Pure Magic. Everyone at The Resort made it so. Every guest in attendance was over the moon and many cannot wait to return for another special day...
Wedding: 12/31/2012
Fantastic and helpful. Beautiful space and delicious food.
Wedding: 8/24/2012
I hate to give the Resort less then 5 stars, but was slightly disappointed with how things ended. The first coordinator we dealt with, Becca, is a total 10. She answered all of my questions in detail, and sometimes within minutes via e-mail. Unfortunately, within a couple months of the wedding we were switched to a new coordinator and that is when I believe the miscommunication began. The new coordinator was not familiar with what Becca and I had discussed for the wedding and there were issues on the day of the wedding as well as after. One being we were overcharged over a $1000 which took a couple weeks to be resolved. Overall, the Resort itself is a beautiful place, and I wouldn't of picked any other place. However, there were issues on the day of/after that shouldn't of occured that left me slightly disappointed.
Wedding: 9/1/2012
My husband and I had a "destination wedding" here in early September. My family is from Oregon, his family is not. All our family had to travel, so almost everyone stayed at the Resort. Becca was a joy to work - especially considering almost all the planning was done over email. We were able to cater in ethnic food which was not the case with most places we looked at. The only issue I had (and was minimal) was arranging the room block to ensure that all our guests would be able to stay without taking too much of a risk ourselves. The weather gorgeous, the service impeccable, and EVERYONE had a blast.
Wedding: 7/15/2012
Becca at the Resort became like a second wedding planner. She was extremely helpful and bent-over backwards to meet our high-maintenance requests. The venue was absurdly gorgeous and the staff put out decorations and vision together PERFECTLY. I wish I could do my wedding day there again & again!
Wedding: 9/16/2012
Beautiful surroundings, thought the buildings look a bit dated.
Wedding: 5/21/2011
My husband and I were married at the resort May 21, 2011. We had a fantastic experience working with the resort. Becca, the resort planner, was fantastic! The planning process was organized and we were able to put our personal touches on every aspect we desired and on those we needed assistance on we were given plenty of options and help. The setting is beautiful whether you desire an indoor or outdoor wedding, the resort can accommodate both. The food was fantastic and the process of choosing our menu was an experience our taste buds will never forget! The price was reasonable for the excellent service and the fantastic setting. Every person we worked with provided excellent customer services. We would not have changed a thing and had a perfect wedding day and a wonderful experience planning our big day! The staff was very friendly, hardworking, and worked hard to fulfill all of our requests within our budget. We were made to feel like royalty, and that our wedding was the real "wedding of the year", from the moment we checked in until we left for our honeymoon.I would recommend the resort to any bride and groom for their dream wedding at an affordable price. In fact, I would recommend the resort for any event you are planning, they are that good!!
Wedding: 8/6/2011
July 30, 2011 was the absolute best day of our lives! It still feels like a dream. Our fairy tale wedding took place at the Resort at the Mountain! The Resort had everything we were looking for in a venue and much more. We were looking for a destination-like place for our friends and family that was just far enough away from home for guests to experience a vacation, but driving distance from Portland. We wanted an outdoor ceremony location with breathtaking views and the option for an indoor reception. The Resort offered just this. Our ceremony took place on Pinecone Bluff, a beautiful green golf course surrounded by trees as our backdrop. Following the ceremony, our guests enjoyed delicious appetizers and cocktails on the patio of the ballroom, overlooking the Resort pool. The ballroom was beautifully decorated for a fun evening of dinner, toasts, cake, and dancing late into the night. Becca Kolibaba (The Resort wedding coordinator and event planner) was exceptional. She and her event/cattering staff executed our wedding ceremony and reception vision down to the last detail. As a stressed bride, Becca's calm and reassuring demeanor was just what I needed. I had complete confidence that she would follow through on her commitments. Not only did the Resort cater a beautiful and fun wedding, but its facilities provided ideal settings for our Welcome Dinner on Thursday night, a bridal luncheon and rehearsal dinner Friday night, and a Sunday brunch following the wedding. Our guests had the time of their lives and the bride and groom could not have been happier:) I highly recommend The Resort at the Mountain for your future wedding!
Wedding: 9/17/2011
My new husband and I just got married at the Resort at the Mountain in September. We had a wonderful experience. Our cooridnator Becca made planning our wedding so much easier. Had we needed her to, she could have done it all. Our wedding was about 200 people and they were able to accomidate us all wonderfully. We had a lot of family coming from out of town, and Becca and her many helpers made sure our reservations went off without a hitch. The day of the wedding it was a little rainy, but we were able to keep it outside. I didn't know this at the time, but staff were wiping down chairs as guests were arriving to make sure they did not sit on a wet seat. That really shows how they are willing to go the extra mile. Becca took care of everything on the day. The staff even put out the special handmade napkins we brought. Everything was on time and I didn't have to worry that day if the chairs were set up, or if the unity candle was in place. It was all done. The next morning we wanted to have all of the guests who stayed over join us for breakfast. They were able to accomidate about 100 people for breakfast in the morning. I could not have asked for a better experience for our wedding. It was a beautiful setting, and the people working there made the day even better.
Wedding: 9/10/2011
I was lucky enough to have my wedding at the Resort at the Mountain. The entire planning process was so easy and fun and every detail was perfect. Becca (wedding planner for the resort) is SOOOO easy to work with and has been doing this for so long she put me at ease and answered my hundereds of questions. She never got short/annoyed with me (I woul dhave been really annoyed :) ). The venue is stunning and I recieved soooo many compliments on it from my guests. They loved the food and the accomidations too. It was relaxed, but also very elegant. The most important thing to me was the flowers and the tent set-up and Chelle their flower person exceeded all my expectations. The tent looks ah-mazing.
I felt well taken care of from the beginning (one year out) until the day after the wedding when we left. It was worth every penny and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a stunning setting for an outdoor wedding.
Wedding: 5/28/2011
Fantastic venue, both for the ceremony and the reception. Gorgeous site with Mt Hood in the background and beautiful meadows and forests surrounding the hotel. The bridal party and family stayed overnight and the rooms were plush and comfortable. Food was great and the staff gave personalized service. Becca, the wedding coordinator, did a great job of guiding us through the rehearsal, ceremony and reception. Definitely a five star venue!
Wedding: 9/6/2009
The Resort at the mountain was beyond my dreams, I am an active athlete who dreams of an outdoor wedding for years. This spot did meet all of my expectations, even flexible at the end of wedding plannings. I was suppose to get marry on a golf course - "Cone Bluff", outside overlook a cliff down to a pond and a small creek, but unfortunately the weather wasn't cooperated on that day (It was rainy/windy while temp. dropped to 40-50's). The wedding planner suggest a couple back-up spots the night before, she was open-minded to our ideas and wait on our consent before change the plans. We changed to indoor ceremony with several huge windows to see outdoor as to consider our love for outdoors while ensure our guests stay warm. They arranged everything beautifully, even down to little details - they are definitely planned ahead of schedule including couple weddings after ours. We had a Sunday morning wedding, with delicious crepes/waffles brunch along with great beverages as mimosa/coffee that our guests raved about for hours. It was an affordable wedding that everyone came together for an entire weekend to catch up with families/friends before the grand finale that everyone can enjoys, which was our wedding on Sunday morning before they all return homes. I gave this spot two big thumbs-up! *In addition, The Resort at the Mountain staff were really friendly to us, even when we are two Deaf individuals, which means they are great at cooperating with people with disabilities* They heard our needs in ensuring that our interpreters have microphones to speak for our hearing guests and interpreted for Deaf guests as well. The Resort at the Mountain come highly recommended! We will definitely return to this spot for our wedding anniversary in the near future :D
Wedding: 8/20/2011
We picked the resort at the mountain, as our wedding venue, for several reasons. First, when we arrived at the resort, the beauty simply capture us. Secondly, we wanted our wedding completely outside, as well as, the ability for our guests to have accommodations, after the celebration. The resort not only has many options for wedding location and rooms, but they are top of the line. We hear numerous compliments from our guests, who loved the food, scenery and rooms. The wedding staff was professional, knowledge and friendly from the first day we walked onto the property through to the actual wedding day. Working with Becca, specifically, was a wonderful experience. She provide us with vendor recommendations, which were all perfect. Our wedding was in August of 2011 and we will be forever thankful to the folks at the resort for helping make our special day, perfect! I HIGHLY recommend this wedding venue!!!
Wedding: 8/27/2011
We got married at The Resort in August 2011! Our friends & family where in awwwwe over the stunning views and location! It's breath taking! The real benefit with The Resort is everything is inclusive …basically you have 1 Vendor to deal with!! That makes planning a wedding easy! It's a little pricey, but you get what you pay for! We worked with Becca for our wedding coordination. She's is exceptional …talk about a lady that replies to every email in a timely manner (usually within minutes). Becca was our right hand! Go to Google Images, type in "the resort at mountain wedding rain" and check at the results! Becca is the one running with two umbrellas to cover the bride & groom!! That's the exceptional service you get when you book The Resort at the Mountain for your wedding!!! Thank you Becca!!! You were amazing. Mike & Lindsay Vizzini
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Your Wedding Event Deserves the Perfect Setting!
Mt. Hood, Oregon is a destination rich in history, diverse in culture, and steeped in centuries-old folklore and tradition. It has long been the place to meditate, contemplate, recreate and relish nature's splendor. Allow it now to inspire your wedding!
- Price Range: $$$
- Amenities: Indoor Ceremony Area, Kosher Available, Liability Insurance, Liquor License, On the Water, Onsite Catering, Onsite Overnight Accommodations, Onsite Parking, Onsite Wedding Consultant, Outdoor Ceremony Area, Outdoor Reception Area, Site Fee, Tented Area, Wheelchair Accessible
- Capacity: More than 400
- Style: Banquet/Reception Hall, Hotel/Resort, Restaurant
awards and affiliations
- The Knot Best Of Weddings 2012
- The Knot Best Of Weddings 2011


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Cola brand creates a tongue-in-cheek ad in response to their competitor's game day campaign.
If you've been following the Super Bowl, or just the ads, you would have probably spotted Coca-Cola's 'Mirage' campaign. The advertisement involved a race between cowboys, showgirls, and badlanders to get their hands on the beverage. Now, Coca-Cola's rival, Pepsi, has hijacked the characters in a tongue-in-cheek video.
The 75-second video promotes Pepsi Next and was created in partnership with Funny or Die. 'Actors vs. Soda Machine' opens as one of the badlanders hops off his bike in front of a green screen and heads to grab himself a refreshment. We see a Pepsi vending machine, and a Coke one next to it. The badlander throws coins into the Pepsi machine, but nothing gets dispensed.
Various other characters come a long and the group works up into a frenzy as they all try to get it to work. One guy at the other machine yells, "Hey, the Coke machine's working." but the group ignores him and continue to concentrate on the Pepsi machine.
Angelique Krembs, VP Marketing for the Pepsi trademark, commented on the video collaboration:
We both saw another opportunity to extend the conversation online with characters faced with a choice in cola. This is another example of Next's comedic and clever real-time marketing approach. We continue to look for innovative and clever ways to drive awareness and trial for the product.
Watch the Pepsi ad below:


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Quinoa [KEEN-wa] is a high protein grain that is more than 5,000 years old - it's just new to many of us! Try our Creamy Quinoa with Cranberries as an alternative to another healthy hot cereal, oatmeal. Watch our dietitian, Debbie, cook up this old, new favorite.


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An exact solution for the relativistic dynamics of a strongly coupled plasma
Kent State University physics professor Dr. Michael Strickland and collaborators from McGill (Montreal), Ohio State, and Sao Paulo Universities have discovered a new exact solution of the relativistic Boltzmann equation. The work has recently been published in Physical Review Letters as an "Editors' Suggestion".
- Posted Nov. 14, 2014 -
Shedding Light on How We Pursue Goals in Relationships
Dr. Judith Gere is shedding light on how we pursue goals in relationships.
- Posted Oct. 1, 2014 -
Paper authored by physics researchers is runner-up for liquid crystal prize
Each year, the Luckhurst-Samulski Prize is awarded by a Selection Committee for the best paper published in the journal Liquid Crystals. Out of 200 papers, one by KSU physics PhD student Shaikh Shamid and his adviser, Emeritus Prof. Dave Allender, has been selected for recognition as one of 8 finalists for the 2013 Luckhurst-Samulski Prize.
- Posted Sep. 8, 2014 -
Biology Professor receives grant from National Science Foundation
Dr. Edgar Kooijman, a professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, received a National Science Foundation grant to study membranes.
- Posted Jul. 31, 2014 -
Kent State Psychologist Awarded Grant to Study Obesity in Low-Income Teens
In a study funded by a new grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), psychologist Amy Sato, Ph.D., of Kent State University will recruit subjects from the community, including area schools and social service agencies, and examine how stress affects the risk for obesity in low-income adolescents.
- Posted Jul. 7, 2014 -
Kent State Research Examines Early Brain Development for Origins of Aggression
One path to the origins of aggression is in the brain, where neurobiologists study the role of hormones on behavior. That is the broad focus of research being undertaken by Heather Caldwell, Ph.D., associate professor of biological sciences at Kent State University, in a project funded by a new $400,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant.
- Posted Jul. 3, 2014 -
New Tech Company Formed by Kent State Researcher Markets Flexible Electronics
A new company formed by a Kent State University researcher and inventor will market a technological innovation – flexible, electrically conductive transparent films – that can be used in electronic devices, including smart phones and touchscreens, and in windows that switch from transparent to opaque to block light.
- Posted Jul. 2, 2014 -
Biology Professor receives grant from National Science Foundation
Dr. Heather Caldwell recently received a $400,000.00 grant from the National Science Foundation to fund her research.
- Posted Jun. 13, 2014 -
Research Group Awarded $325,000 NSF Grant
Congratulations to Dr. Barry Dunietz, whose proposal, "Charge Transfer, Injection and Mobility in Organic Semi-Conducting Materials: Modelling for Insight on Mechanistic Aspects," has been recommended for funding by the Chemistry Division of the National Science Foundation.
- Posted Jun. 4, 2014 -
Kent State Researchers Report Significant Scientific Advance in Study of Subatomic Matter
In the April 25 issue of Physical Review Letters, Kent State University scientists revealed promising indications of a phase transition never previously observed that may help us better understand the early universe's transformation and the nuclear matter that makes up 99.973 percent (by weight) of our everyday world.
- Posted May. 1, 2014 -
Kent State's Owen Lovejoy Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
C. Owen Lovejoy, Distinguished Professor of Human Evolutionary Studies at Kent State University, was announced today as a newly elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in its 2014 class.
- Posted Apr. 23, 2014 -
Kent State Awards Three for Outstanding Research and Scholarship
An internationally recognized social geographer, a metadata expert and a leading researcher in the science of liquid crystals and nanomaterials received Kent State University's 2014 Outstanding Research and Scholarship Awards at a ceremony and reception yesterday on the Kent Campus.
- Posted Apr. 17, 2014 -
Kent State's Owen Lovejoy and Two Graduates to Be Featured in New PBS Series
A new PBS series called "Your Inner Fish" includes interviews with anthropology experts from Kent State University. C. Owen Lovejoy, Distinguished Professor of Human Evolutionary Studies at Kent State, as well as two Ph.D. graduates from Kent State's School of Biomedical Sciences in the Biological Anthropology Program, Bruce Latimer and William Kimbel, are featured in the third installment of the series airing April 23.
- Posted Apr. 17, 2014 -
Dr. Julio Morales-Medina selected to attend the "European Pain School at the University of Siena"
Dr. Julio Morales-Medina, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Heather Caldwell's laboratory in the Biological Sciences Department, was selected to attend the "European Pain School at the University of Siena" as a Scholar.
- Posted Apr. 10, 2014 -
Kent State Third Frontier Researchers Develop Energy-Saving Technologies
Two Kent State University researchers have won Ohio Third Frontier grants to test and build prototypes of energy-saving technologies.
- Posted Mar. 19, 2014 -
Kent State Holds Symposium on "The Neuroscience of Obesity"
Kent State University's second annual neuroscience symposium will cover the latest research findings on "The Neuroscience of Obesity" on April 3-4 at the Kent State Hotel and Conference Center located in downtown Kent, Ohio.
- Posted Mar. 13, 2014 -
Kent State Researchers Map How Place and Space Shape Urban Crime
Researchers at Kent State University will investigate urban neighborhood crime hotspots in Northeast Ohio over the next two-and-a-half years, funded by a $474,000 Department of Justice grant.
- Posted Mar. 7, 2014 -
2nd Annual Neuroscience Symposium
Kent State University will be hosting its 2nd Annual Neuroscience Symposium titled "The Neuroscience of Obesity" on April 3rd and 4th, 2014 at the Kent State University and Conference Center.
- Posted Feb. 14, 2014 -
Ortiz featured in Environmental Monitor article on remote sensing algae blooms in Lake Erie
Kent State University Geology Professor Joseph Ortiz, Ph.D., was recently featured in an Environmental Monitor article on remote sensing equipment and techniques for studying algae blooms in Lake Erie.
- Posted Feb. 6, 2014 -
Down Syndrome Research at Kent State Awarded One of Four Grants
A Kent State University neurobiologist is one of four researchers in the U.S. awarded grants by the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation for projects to improve cognition in individuals with Down syndrome. Kristy Welshhans, assistant professor of biological sciences at Kent State, will examine how an extra copy of a particular gene associated with Down syndrome affects connectivity in the brain, causing intellectual disability.
- Posted Feb. 4, 2014


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The Colosseum: Bearzerk, rogue of Mannoroth {WoW}
Jan 30th 2010 12:11PM Any news on that vid? I've been running a holy pally for arenas for a couple seasons now and love it, but I've been leveling a rogue through the BGs as a fun little side project. I'm getting up there in levels and can't wait to tear it up in the arenas.
Thanks for the great interview!
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The OverAchiever: 3 things that should be achievements but aren't {WoW}
Mar 16th 2012 2:15PM I want more prof. acheivements like get all possible in game patterns for tailoring / chanting etc. Talk about a long grind.
Poll: Which was your favorite classic WoW 40-man raid? {WoW}
Mar 13th 2012 4:52PM Bwl is pretty epic but aq40 is huge and has the single coolest boss modle to date with cthun (giant eye), and you still need at least 2 people to complete both these places due to fight mechanics (looking at you twins and razorgore) even at 85. Mc is fun but to easy to solo in under an hr now.
The Queue: Pandaren dance {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 6:04PM I would like to craft from any of my toons on a given server in same panel though not just see the patterns ive got. Prob wont ever happen but it would be awesome and time saving.
The Queue: Pandaren dance {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 5:23PM Q4Q with acheivements and pets becoming account bound in MOP anychance of Blizzard updating prof panal to include all your toons professions at once instead of logging in and out over and over between your many alts?
Possibilities for the Pandaren mount {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 3:46PM Im guessing turtles they come from a giant turtle island and Blizzard is notorious for recoloring existing modles. But i hope its something cooler
Blue Posts and Other WoW News: Chris Metzen's curious tweets {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 2:08PM Revamped Kara for lvl 90 anyone?
Blue Posts and Other WoW News: Chris Metzen's curious tweets {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 11:55AM I really hope its medivh or brox
Arcane Brilliance: MoP talent calculator changes for mages, part 1 {WoW}
Feb 18th 2012 8:25PM Mage runes of sexyness. FTW
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Vincent Cable (Deputy Party Leader, Shadow Chancellor & Deputy Party Leader, Treasury; Twickenham, Liberal Democrat)
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what reports his Department has received of the imprisonment and treatment of Simon Mann; and if he will make a statement.
Meg Munn (Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Foreign & Commonwealth Office; Sheffield, Heeley, Labour)
Simon Mann is currently detained in Black Beach prison in Equatorial Guinea. Our deputy high commission in Lagos provides consular assistance to British nationals in Equatorial Guinea. Our consul in Lagos travelled to Malabo and visited Mr. Mann in prison on
We have received assurances from the Equatorial Guinean authorities that Mr. Mann will be treated well while in detention.


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You know the statistic that one in every ten people is queer? Sometimes when I'm in a room with a lot of people, I can't get that thought out of my head and I sit counting people to see how many in this room are statistically queer.
"One two three four five six seven eight nine TEN! One two three four five six..." and so on.
It is utterly depressing to think that there are only two queer people in my Algebra class. And then, when I subtract myself, there is only one other. And it could be that unattractive guy in the corner...
I don't know why I'm sharing this odd obsession. Sometimes, though, I feel like I have to know how many others there are here, just how many others. Even if I don't know who they are, at least I know they're there, and how many...
This afternoon, I counted my friends, the ones whose sexual orientation I knew, and it was about a 50/50 ratio of straight to queer. Maybe I'm just afraid to ask the straight girls, or maybe I just instinctually make friends with queer people. I don't know. But part of me hopes the statistic is a little low.
Does anyone else do this? Or do I just have an unusual form of OCD?
whenever i'm bored in class i also count to ten and speculate which person is most likely to be gay. I have quite a bit of time doing this ;)
*If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?*
Somebody else posted something about this, and I do it as well. You're not the only one. :) It's especially fun to do in a boring lecture.
I really need to get out more.
"All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream."
I find myself doing that a lot. Especially when I've got nothing else to think about or I'm having a particularly uneventful day.
So you're not the only soul out there with some weird gay form of OCD. ;)


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Golden Eagles Fall to Boise State
Posted: 09/27/2007 - Southern Miss is now 0-2 on the Blue Turf
Posted: 09/27/2007 - Southern Miss is now 0-2 on the Blue Turf
Posted: 09/27/2007 - Trio of Atlanta home runs not enough to overcome Phillies
Posted: 09/27/2007 - The Saints running back injured his knee during Monday night's game
Posted: 09/27/2007 - Three United Parcel Service workers were charged with stealing University of Alabama football tickets from customers.
Posted: 09/26/2007 - Hudson gives up five runs in loss
Posted: 09/26/2007 - NASCAR will race under the lights at Chicagoland next year
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Posted: 09/26/2007 - The PGA makes its annual stop in the Magnolia State this week.
Updated: 09/25/2007 - Deuce McAllister suffers a torn ACL against Tennessee.
Posted: 09/24/2007 - Michael Henig is not expected to play this Saturday when Mississippi State visits South Carolina.
Posted: 09/23/2007 - Favre's 420th TD pass puts Packers ahead for good
Posted: 09/23/2007 - The Bucs drop St. Louis by three touchdowns
Posted: 09/23/2007 - Atlanta dropped a seven-point decision to the Panthers
Posted: 09/22/2007 - 473 yards of offense put the Tigers on top of the Delta Devils
Posted: 09/22/2007 - Bulldogs are now on their first 3-game win streak in the Sylvester Croom era
Updated: 09/22/2007 - A 25-yard touchdown pass by Matthew Stafford sealed the deal for the Bulldogs
Updated: 09/22/2007 - Tebow leads No. 3 Florida past pesky Ole Miss 30-24
Updated: 09/22/2007 - Saturday, September 22
Posted: 09/21/2007 - West Alabama falls to 1 and 3 on the season after a Gulf South Conference loss to Henderson State.
Posted: 09/20/2007 - Seth Adams could make the start at quarterback Saturday against Florida.
Posted: 09/19/2007 - An ankle injury will keep the former Major winner from participating in the Madison tournament
Posted: 09/19/2007 - The Southern Miss punter will try to win the award named for a former Golden Eagle
Posted: 09/19/2007 - Little E will add an extra 8 to the side of his Chevrolet in 2008
Posted: 09/19/2007 - Ron Polk continues his crusade against the NCAA
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Three Drown In Shallow Creek
Investigators say deaths appear accidental; families suspect foul play.
Three boys who drowned in a shallow creek on Maryland's Eastern Shore did not know how to swim and had never before been in the water, according to a local pastor.
The boys who died have been identified as 12-year-old Christopher Gabriel; his 8-year-old cousin, Yamoul Dona; and their close friend, 12-year-old Vladimir Jacotin.
On Saturday, the boys, members of a small Haitian community in the area, had been playing basketball at a church in Federalsburg.
They disappeared around 5 p.m., and were reported missing later that night.
On Sunday, their bodies were found in Marshyhope Creek.
Captain Jerry Kirkwood of the Maryland Natural Resources Police said it's likely the boys went in the water to escape the extreme heat.
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Reverend Thomas Willeme, a pastor at a local church attended by one of the families, said the boys had never been in the water before.
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Rosie, I'm so glad you posted these! I didn't know the Kato clay was available to order! I saw a sample pack with an assortment of 3 oz packs (not 2oz like I'm used to)... various colors... for $24.99 but when you go to the shopping cart it says 29.99. And I don't think that's shipping! Also saw there, on the PrairieCraft site, the measuring/marking tool for canes. I thought I was *dreaming* I had seen those in Michaels 'cause I can't find them anymore! They also have multi-packs of tissue blades. Oh, and the other site you gave had a cybermall chat transcript. Reading that I had a "lightbulb moment" about a project I had seen and didn't understand. Thanks! BTW, I made the announcement to my DH about the exciting new Kato polyclay. He didn't share my enthusiasm. Hmph! |
I was tickled to run across the forum that had the letter from Kato......there were many names I recognized there and they were passing along great information. You may have been familiar with it..... |
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I think that is an excellent price for the clay, if it is as good as they say it is! I think the price is a introductory or pre-order special price up until April 30, then it will be 29.99. I will order some later on today! Karen |
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Stylish by Design has been active on the internet for over 9 years and is part of the Pure Dash Group of jewellery websites but to make it easier for customers to find the items they want, we have collected all the most popular pieces and put them into 4 distinct sites which we have listed below. We feel that having fewer websites it allows us to keep even more up-to-date with trends and designers and bring the best pieces of jewellery to you with even greater bargains than before! Something else we are happy to have done is to create another couple of other websites. These are informational - one is for wonderful children's jewellery called Hello Mia and the other gives information on jewellery. Both are worth a read - especially if you are after great prices on beautiful pieces! |
Shop 4 SilverWith having a large number of jewellery websites, we're offered some great deals from our suppliers. What we have done with Shop 4 Silver is to collect these deals together and put them under one roof, so to speak. Everything on Shop 4 Silver is at fantastic bargain prices but note that we have limited stocks so when they're gone, they're gone. We may be able to get some more at the same prices but we can't guarantee it, I'm afraid. |
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