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Proactive Obsolescence Management System
The Proactive Obsolescence Management System (POMS) is a software and services based tool designed to provide quick and easy retrieval of equipment and vendor obsolescence information. Additionally, POMS also matches each station's obsolete manufacturer/model numbers to identify if possible replacement solutions are available from a number of sources such as the OEM recommended replacements and CMIS Lite Equivalency Evaluation Application. Overall, POMS is designed to be a one-stop-shop for station obsolescence identification and management.
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Demi Moore Workout
The Demi Moore workout and diet are what she used to become G.I Jane. Transforming into Lieutenant Jordan O'Neil, the first female Navy SEAL, was not an easy task. The Demi Moore workout included real Navy SEAL training, combined with a lot of strength, cardio, and martial arts.For G.I. Jane, the Demi Moore workout would start at 4:00 am, in order to finish before filming started. The Demi Moore workout included living in New York City, where she had multiple security guards following her while running in Central Park.
Demi Moore tapped two different trainers to get in shape for the role, Gregory Joujon-Roche and Stephen Helvenston. She used celebrity trainer Gregory Joujon-Roche for getting in shape, and Navy SEAL instructor Stephen Helvenston to gain that visceral, Navy SEAL mindset while filming.
Sources for the Demi Moore workout routine include:
- Interviews with Demi Moore while promotingG.I. Jane
- Interviews with Demi Moore's trainer, Gregory Joujon-Roche of Holistic Fitness.
- Gregory Joujon-Roche's book, One Body, One Life: Six Weeks to the New You
- Interviews in Harper's Bazaar, Shape Magazine, and Fitness Magazine.
Demi Moore Workout Monday Routine = Chest & Shoulders
Here's the Demi Moore workout plan:
- 1 hour cardio on Treadmill (@2% Incline) with Abs Intervals
- 1-2 hours weightlifting: Chest / Shoulders
Here's the Demi Moore Treadmill Cardio/Abs Routine. Demi Moore's trainer, Gregory Joujon-Roche suggests using a heart monitor to make sure you're at the correct heart rate levels.
- Do 20 minutes on Treadmill (@2% Incline)
- After 10 minutes, make sure you're heart rate is @75%
- After 20 minutes, stop and do these three core abs exercises: (Ab Circuit)
- Accordion Crunches
- Side Bridges
- Supermans
- 2 minutes treadmill @ 85% heart rate (160 BPM)
- Repeat Ab Circuit (4 sets: Abs/2min/Abs/2min/Abs/2min/Abs/5min)
- Do 2 minute sprint between each ab circuit
- After 4th set of abs, end with run on treadmill for 5 minutes @87%
After doing cardio/abs, they would have specific body parts they would work on. They would start each weak with chest / shoulder muscles. Here's the Monday weightlifting routine. Instead of having a certain number of reps in mind, just do sets of each circuit until you feel "you've killed it."
- One-Arm Push-Up
- Dive Bombers
- Dumbbell Bench Press or (Swiss Ball Push-Ups)
- Advanced Chest Flys
- Cable Flys or (Swiss Ball Incline Flys)
- Military Press
- Shoulder Workout Plan: Lateral Flys
- Front Raises
- Barrel Flys
Explaining the Single-Arm Push-Up, Demi Moore workout trainer Gregory Joujon-Roche, says:
A one-armed push-up doesn't come from your shoulder. I tell [Demi Moore]. It comes from your butt. From your stomach. Most especially, it comes from the big toe on the opposite side of your supporting arm. It's all about distributing your power. It's a support-system move, more than a power move.


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I never thought I would see devil beetles like I did last year but this year they came earlier here and they seem to be as bad or worse.
I clipped off all the blooms on my roses. I left some buds and now the buds look like harryshoes' photos. I am spraying a new Kwanzan cherry with water until this evening when I will apply Sevin. The devils are defoliating it. The sparrows and other birds just cannot keep up with them. They are also on my Crape Myrtles. The worst part is that this is just the beginning. When they start trying to eat the house, I am moving. |
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You are definitely making me less enthusiastic about moving to PA! Yikes! Makes all my pest stories pale in comparison. |
I was thinking the same thing today. They are everywhere! I've never seen anything like it! |
I think it is hopeless for me. I have woods behind me and farmland all around. I put enough grub killer on my lawn to finish off Godzilla but the devil beetles keep coming. For the last few days, I was getting bumped into constantly by these flying tanks. Tonight, I caught some buds in between my gloves and rubbed. That finished off about 10 at a time. I noticed yesterday that they also are swallowing my weeping peach tree. |
Today, I noticed the devil beetles were eating needles on a dwarf blue spruce and my spiraeas. I sprayed my cherry and weeping pear tree with Sevin today. I hate that stuff but it is the only way to give them a break. They both are taking a good deal of punishment from the devil beetles. |
- Posted by elongrad97 z6 PA (My Page) on Mon, Jul 10, 06 at 15:46
I have out 4 beetle bags and have filled 3 thus far. Traps attracting beetles to gardnes is hogwash. On a light season, maybe. But when you look out your window and can acutally SEE your lawn moving, you know you're done for. They're here, beetle bags or not. I had to buy a fly whisk (riding crop with a horse tail) to ride with becuase the horses kick them up and they ping off of your body as you ride by. I dusted my roses with Sevin and so far they have survived. I even used grub killer on the lawn this year. No luck. Curse the neighbors who didn't! :P |
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ABCUL: Now there's an easier way to find your local credit union
Those searching for affordable loans and a safe home for their savings need look no further than a brand new website from ABCUL - the Association of British Credit Unions. www.findyourcreditunion.co.uk is an easy way for people to find their local credit union.
Around 80% of people in England, Scotland and Wales can join a credit union because of where they live, work or the organisations they're members of, and this is growing all the time. Now there's one place where they can find out about the credit unions they can use.
"Whether you want to save or borrow, chances are there's a credit union near you," explains Mark Lyonette, Chief Executive of ABCUL. "Now, for the first time, all of the 450 plus credit unions in Britain will be able to add their details to one website, making it easier to find a credit union - wherever you live or work."
Credit unions are independent financial co-operatives, owned and controlled by their members and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Almost one million people use a credit union in Britain.
Visitors to the new website can search for a credit union using their postcode, their employer's name or details of any associations they belong to - such as trade unions or religious groups.
ABCUL is also relaunching its own website - www.abcul.coop - at the same time, with lots more news and information about credit unions.
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ABCUL is the main trade association for credit unions in England, Scotland and Wales. At the end of June 2009, ABCUL's 325 credit unions were managing nearly £450 million of members' savings on behalf of over 550,000 people, and had over £375 million out on loan.
ABCUL is the country's largest development, information and training network for new credit unions. It is a democratic, not-for-profit organisation and is improving day-to-day operations, legislation and regulation for all credit unions.
Credit unions are financial co-operatives owned and controlled by their members. They are licensed deposit takers, authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority and they are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, so the first £50,000 of a member's savings are completely safe.
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I have a Sony Wega trinitron model kd-36fs130 TV
It will not power up, at first it would come on once and awhile and work fine. Now it will not come on at all, no code lights no noises This is with the remote or the power button. I am going to try to do this repair myself so any info would help. Can I dicharge the high voltage to make the work safe ? |
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- Posted by dave777_2009 (My Page) on Tue, Oct 6, 09 at 21:33
I have 2yrs of electricity and Radio and Television Repair in High School; and 1 yr of Electronics in College with a 4.0gpa. And electronics have passed me by! I look at some micro parts now - and have no idea what in blazes they are... I do some repairing of some of my stuff - but I also take stuff to shops. When your asking HOW TO discharge High Voltage... Without training and schematics - no way are positive results going to happen. Take it to a shop or throw it away. |
Look in your owners manuel for the section on resetting it to factory settings. Mine did something similar and that is what fixed it. |
Dave Dave Dave It can't be that hard I will find what resistor I need and discharge the caps. Thanks anyway. 1bpod You had nothing at all and that fixed it ??? |
- Posted by dave777_2009 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 8, 09 at 1:12
Nope - it's not that hard. Especially when you understand electronics, IC circuits, have the schematic, have the factory troubleshooting flow chart; have a magnifying glass; grounded and heat controlled sodering iron; and know that they now layer circuit boards - so that one board can essentially be 5 or 6 boards - with components and circuits buried inside the layers of the board. Nope - not hard at all. I wish you good luck. |
Charw03, I don't remember if it was 'totally' dead, but I could get no picture or sound and the set wouldn't respond to either the controls on the set, or the remote. |
lbpod Did you have a power light when you turned it on? |
Dave777 I am not trying to be a smart -ss just trying to get my set working Thanks for your input. |
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Private sector urged to seize opportunity and back Research Council commitment to bioprocessing R&D
25 November 2009
Private industry has today (25 November) been urged to join a public sector commitment to fund advanced manufacturing research and development in bioprocessing. £9M of funding has been committed by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) to collaborative research with industry in bioprocessing.
Bioprocessing is the sector that develops the technology, techniques and processes to manufacture new medicines from biological materials. It is expected to underpin half of the top 100 medicines, as measured by sales, by 2014. As an advanced manufacturing sector it is one of the 'value added', knowledge based industries that are expected to contribute to future UK economic growth as well as helping to deliver new, effective medicines more quickly to the clinic.
The two Research Councils have committed the funding to the second phase of a BBSRC-led public-private partnership – the Bioprocessing Research Industry Club: BRIC 2. The partnership gives industry a voice in setting the strategic direction of research to ensure that outcomes from the science funded is relevant to the sector and therefore able to benefit the UK economy quickly.
Minister for Science and Innovation, Lord Drayson, said: "This funding builds an important bridge between researchers and industry to boost R&D in bioprocessing and its potential to develop new, improved medicines for patients. It's now up to the private sector to seize this opportunity."
Dr Celia Caulcott, BBSRC Director for Innovation and Skills, said: "We have been running the first phase of the partnership since 2005, when we committed to investing a combined total of £14M. I am proud to say we have 17 bioprocessing companies in the Club. BRIC 2 will build on early successes, but needs the commitment of both the existing and new companies in the sector."
The first phase of BRIC has established a coherent bioprocessing community in the UK and has been credited with establishing new research groups and collaborations. 25 research projects have pushed forward knowledge in bioprocessing, with over 40% of the research leaders reporting new products, processes or tools and technologies arising from their projects. One significant output from bioprocessing is an increase in the efficiency of the production of large molecules for biopharmaceuticals. Currently, potentially effective large molecule drugs are not reaching patients due to high costs and inefficient production processes.
Dr Caulcott said: "BRIC research projects benefit the overall bioprocessing sector through reducing product development costs, improving the predictability of processes and helping companies to meet regulations. In addition, the member companies who contribute a relatively small amount to the research Club funding pot receive early access to these findings."
BRIC 2 will also aim to increase the numbers of trained bioprocessing professionals at all levels. The UK bioprocessing sector critically needs these individuals and BBSRC intends to ensure young scientists are equipped with both the necessary skills and experience of working in industry.
BRIC is one of the BBSRC Research and Technology Clubs. The Clubs are supported jointly by BBSRC, other funding bodies and consortia of companies to fund high quality, innovative research in areas identified as strategically important by BBSRC and industry.
BRIC is managed by BBSRC with support from bioProcessUK, part of the TSB funded HealthTech and Medicines Knowledge Transfer Network.
Notes to editors
The first phase of BRIC was launched in 2005 in order to deliver research and training relevant to industrial bioprocessing. Biological products are large and complex molecules that require sophisticated manufacturing methods. The development phase is slow, expensive and complicated and, since speed to market is vital, a need was identified for new tools and methods to contribute to accelerating development. BRIC was BBSRC and EPSRC's response to this research challenge.
Company members of BRIC contributed a total of £1M to the research fund which gives them to opportunity to define priorities and criteria for funding research and early access to outcomes.
Current company members of BRIC 1 are:
- Avacta plc
- Avecia
- Centre of Excellence for Life Sciences
- Cobra Biomanufacturing
- Eden Biodesign
- Glycoform
- GlaxoSmithKline
- Ipsen Ltd
- Lonza plc
- Med Cell Ltd
- MedImmune
- Novozymes Delta Ltd
- Pall Corporation
- Stem Cell Sciences UK Ltd
- UCB Celltech
For more information about the Bioprocessing Research Industry Club (BRIC) first and second phases please see: http://www.bbsrc.ac.uk/business/collaborative_research/industry_clubs/bric/background.html
About EPSRC
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) is the UK's main agency for funding research in engineering and the physical sciences. The EPSRC invests more than £850M a year in research and postgraduate training to help the nation handle the next generation of technological change.
About BBSRC
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) is the UK funding agency for research in the life sciences. Sponsored by Government, BBSRC annually invests around £450M in a wide range of research that makes a significant contribution to the quality of life for UK citizens and supports a number of important industrial stakeholders including the agriculture, food, chemical, healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. BBSRC carries out its mission by funding internationally competitive research, providing training in the biosciences, fostering opportunities for knowledge transfer and innovation and promoting interaction with the public and other stakeholders on issues of scientific interest in universities, centres and institutes.
The Babraham Institute, Institute for Animal Health, Institute of Food Research, John Innes Centre and Rothamsted Research are Institutes of BBSRC. The Institutes conduct long-term, mission-oriented research using specialist facilities. They have strong interactions with industry, Government departments and other end-users of their research.
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Wed, Aug 18, 10 at 21:53
I planted a 6 ft Red Leaf Japanese Maple (Acer Palmatutum Var. Atropurpureum in June and now it has white patches on the the leaves and some are even holes. It looks like it could be something eating it but I don't see any sign of bugs. There are just patches of white holes and destroyed leaves. I'll admit that I don't want water the tree. It gets rain water only. |
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White patches could be sunburn, especially since you don't water it. But pictures would help us a lot. Can you post some please? |
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How do I post pictures? |
If you think its bugs eating it, you can spray the tree with a product called 'Eight'. But posting pics will help. I wish I knew how to post pictures ....anyone? |
- Posted by tsugajunkie 5a SE_WI (My Page) on Fri, Aug 20, 10 at 16:42
1. Open a Photobucket or other pix sharing account. Its free. 2. Download your pix there. 800x600 (or there abouts) is a good size. Not too big, not too small. You select the size B-4 downloading. 3.Copy the HTML code and paste it into your post. When you preview your post, you'll see the pix. HTH tj |
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GPCR Workshop 2015
Big Island of Hawaii, Sheraton Kona Dec. 1-5, 2015
This fourth workshop is organized by Confometrx Research Foundation and Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Melbourne, Australia.
Confometrx Research Foundation is a public non-profit foundation founded by Brian and Tong Sun Kobilka in 2009. The specific purpose of the foundation is to bring together scientists from academia, biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry to exchange ideas, disseminate information, and discuss challenges related to drug development for G-protein coupled receptors in order to facilitate the discovery of more effective and selective therapeutics for unmet medical needs.
The goal of the workshop is to establish an open channel of communication between academia and industry, and to encourage mutual sharing of ongoing research results, both successes and failures, so as to facilitate progress in the development of more effective therapeutics for G protein coupled receptor targets.
Poster Abstract
The deadline for poster abstract submissions is: October 14th, 2015
Abstracts can be up to 1 page, 2.5cm left margin, 2cm other margins. Times New Roman type, 12pt.
If you are interested, an abstract for the poster may be submitted to:
Patrick Sexton
While the first two workshops focused heavily on structure—based drug discovery, the 2015 workshop will be expanded to incorporate additional challenges and opportunities in GPCR drug discovery that have arisen from recent developments in the field. Key topics to be discussed include how GPCR allostery and biased signaling/regulation are impacting on drug discovery; recent developments in structural and computational biology and lessons to be learned from structural understanding of other key integral membrane proteins (transporters, ion channels); the utilization of new technologies that enable examination of single molecule events; and translation of novel basic science into clinical practice.
As in previous workshops, there will be an emphasis on how cutting edge basic science can feed into academic and industrial drug discovery, with contributions from both academic and industry representatives. A key goal of the workshop will be to facilitate communication between these two groups of scientists with the hope of fostering collaborations that will lead to more focused efforts to enable innovative approaches to drug discovery for GPCRs.
Workshop Format
The format for this workshop will differ from more conventional conferences where scientists typically present a combination of previously published work and recently completed unpublished work. We would like to establish a format where there will be a free flow of ideas centered around key problems facing GPCR drug discovery, and a discussion of what different investigators have tried, what has worked, and what has failed. Morning sessions will consist of presentations from invited speakers covering a range of topics. Evening interactive session will provide a forum for attendees to present and discuss their latest research. The conference will follow the principles of the Gordon Research Conferences, where the participants will hold data and ideas discussed at the workshop in confidence.
Interactive session
As in the past, the GPCR Workshop will include three Interactive Discussion Sessions. These sessions are meant to be a forum to present new data that may be controversial or difficult to interpret. They are also an opportunity to seek help with technical challenges.
Interactive discussion "rules of engagement":
- Registrants wishing to participate in the evening interactive discussion sessions, with presentation of slides, need to discuss this with the session moderators.
- All presentations for the evening interactive discussion sessions need to be vetted by the session moderators.
- Presentations should be limited to key data using a minimal number of slides and a minimum number of mouse clicks.
- Introductions must be limited to key contextual statements — your moderators will help eliminate unnecessary slides.
- Participants are encouraged to meet with the moderators early within the meeting to help align common areas for discussion and also coordinate with the structured sessions of the meeting.
- As these are "discussion" sessions, emphasis will be placed on time for discussion.
Anticipated Outcome
To create a better understanding of problems faced and more focused approaches to resolve drug discovery problems. To establish long-term interactions between academics and industry.
How to Apply
- Register here.
- You will be notified upon receipt of registration fee.
Workshop Sponsorship
All contributions will be used to defray the cost of organizing and administering the event and to enable the attendance of participants from academic labs. Any amount of contribution will be much appreciated.
Tax deductible contributions entitle a company to send attendees registration free. The following stipulations apply:
- $5000.00 USD - one attendee, registration free. $3,500.00 is tax deductible.
- $10,000.00 USD - two attendees, registration free. $7,000.00 is tax deductible.
Conference Fees
Industry registration is US $1500.00 per person. *
Academia registration fee is US $700.00 per person. *
Graduate student registration fee is $ 400.00 per person.*
*This fee allows you to participate in all sessions for the duration of the workshop; but not travel or lodging. The banquet is included for registrants; $150 for each guest.
Questions? Workshop Contacts:
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Howdy We live in Hot ole Texas. We treated and prepared over 4000 ft of ground for plants. Pampas grass and evergreens. We laid down mulch 3ins deep 5 ft wide on each side of driveway which is 2000 ft in length from main gate to main house on both sides. We planted pampus grass with evergreen shrubs inbetween every 4 ft ...the grass is growing like wild fire...once it takes root its gone...but we have a few that are big 5ft over and some smaller that are tilting or leaning. The roots are not showing...they been treated for ants and grasshoppers. But some are falling over or thou they seem to be...Anyone got any ideas why |
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I chose the Innoventions are music. I can't get it out of my head for ages after I visit.
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I chose the Innoventions are music. I can't get it out of my head for ages after I visit.
That song follows you everywhere, including the rest rooms.
I picked soarin bcuz its just amazing
Innoventions for me as well. Just hearing it brings back so many memories. I listen to it at work to get inspired!
I was addicted to "Reflections of Earth" before I even saw the current Illuminations.
By extension I wish I could say I have the same attachment to "We Go On". But when I really have a soft spot for is its radio-friendly little sister, "Promise", which you hear after the show is over. That was our wedding song, which is a another story that I'm sure I've told in previous posts.
If I hear that Illuminations is being redone, I WILL be going down to Epcot for a weekend just to see one of the last showings. I'm not one for impulse "Farewell" trips and my husband thinks they are totally dumb (we live in NJ) but I think even he would run down with me just to hear it one last time. We both love it that much.
As for songs you can't hear anymore (because this IS the "I Remember When" board)...the original "One Little Spark". I LOVED the verse about what Figment was made out of when I was a kid and now it lives on in my iPod.
Good grief! I can't choose...!!! :dizzy: :faint: :lol:
For me, the top-of-ride music in Spaceship Earth barely edged out "New Horizons."
Soarin' Theme for me, but hard choice to make.
There is just no way to pick. I chose Captain EO but that was after clicking on We Go On and Promise and Soarin' and... well... pretty much all of them. The music from Epcot is some of my favorites. It seems my iPhone finds it's way to those more than songs from any other park.
Such a rough decision - I ended up going with the Soarin' theme. I love when I'm driving and that comes on my iPod... feels like I want to attach some wings to my car and take off. :)
Definitely the background loop in Future World with David Arkenstone's Papillon Day. Wonderful tune, and perfectly suited for the environment.
Also the main theme from The Rocketeer at The Fountain of Nations.
That was a tough call between One Little Spark and the Innoventions Area Theme Song, but I had to go with One Little Spark because I love Figment and I find myself singing it all the time. :figment:
Innoventions Music just makes me feel more at home, and makes me really want a hot dog from Electric Umbrella :mickeykid
I could pretty much go with any of the background loops, really. The background loops are really what make the parks, IMO.
I voted for the original Universe of Energy song, assuming it's what I'm thinking of. Feel the flow, here we go, to the Universe of Energy.
So hard to pick just one! I'll probably change my mind later, but for now I went with Fountain of Nations since I like a lot of the songs but especially the end titles for The Rescuers Down Under, one of my favorite soundtracks for any Disney movie. Other favorites I was choosing from were Canada (the old 80's version), Ellen's, Honey I Shrunk The Audience, Illuminations, the Jeremy Irons SE. I almost chose Soarin', but being from southern Cal I've always associated it more with DCA than Epcot.


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Soap has existed a really long time. We're talking about as far back as 2800BC, that's approximately 4800 years ago. The ancient Egyptians had soap, but to be honest at that time it was more like a prototype of soap. It wasn't the kind of soap you go to buy at the supermarket today (It's true, trust me). It was a more basic type of soap.
So why on Earth am I sitting here writing about soap? Haven't I got anything better to do on a saturday?
That's a very, very… very good question… as the title says I want to tell you whether or not soap kill germs. Don't tell me you haven't thought about it too (no? …you haven't? well.. I'm going to tell you anyway).
Soap doesn't actually work the way you think it does. It does in fact not kill the germs. All it does is loosen the scary germs off our hands, and the water then washes them off. At least some of them.
Research done in 2008 by the University of Westminister shows that drying your hands afterwards is just as, if not more, important than the actual hand washing. The study showed that drying your hands with a paper towel decreased bacteria on your hands and fingertips by 76-77% (that's a lot, nearly every germ found on your hands were removed). Compared to drying them with one of those high-tech air dryers the bacteria increased by 194-254% (!!!). That pretty much doubles the number of germs on your hands. So there is no point using the air dryers after a hand wash. You might as well just leave it if you have no other option.
Washing your hands is a critical point in disease prevention, just like your mother told you (she is a wise woman). If everybody washed their hands, the amount of diseases and deaths in the world would definitely go down. A well executed hand wash should last for at least 20 seconds. Many people also forget to wash their thumbs and top of their hands (are you guilty?).
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"Fermentation Technology" is the longest-run course in the MIT Professional Education catalog, having been offered continuously for more than 40 years. This course emphasizes the application of biological and engineering principles to problems involving microbial, mammalian, and biological/biochemical systems. The aims of the course are to review fundamentals and provide an up-to-date account of current knowledge in biological and biochemical technology. The lectures will emphasize and place perspectives on biological systems with industrial practices.
This course has made some major additions, modifications, and revisions in the course topics and course contents over the past couple of years. Relative to the 2010 session, and in recognition of the increasing number of attendees from non-pharmaceutical industries, we are rebalancing the course to provide equal emphasis on mammalian and microbial technologies. More than half of the lecturers are currently working in industry or have industrial experience.
The course is intended for engineers, biologists, chemists, microbiologists, and biochemists who are interested in the areas of biological systems in prokaryotic and eukaryotic hosts. It is desirable that individuals enrolled be familiar with some of the general aspects of modern biology, genetics, biochemical engineering, and biochemistry. Some general knowledge of mathematics is also desirable for dealing with the engineering aspects of the course.
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Dr. Robert D. Kiss, Director, Late Stage Culture Development, Genentech, Inc., S. San Francisco, CA
Dr. James C. Leung, Adjunct Associate Professor, Northeastern University; Visiting Scientist, Department of Biology, MIT
Dr. Kristala L. Jones Prather, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, MIT
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Everytime we go on a trip my friends and I compile what we call "The Trip List" Anything is game once you get to the airport for departure. We normally write the list on a receipt or something odd for lack of paper and preparation. By doing this we pass the time in lines for waiting, and it just helps us to remind us of what we were doing and were we were at for a certain time. For example "Jonny T-Can" was a guy we encountered at the Wichita airport back in 2002. He basically got his name becuase he kept trying to shove his trash in a full trash can for like 2 mintues and it kept falling out. On this last trip we called some guy "brer frog" becuase he litterly looked like brer frog! I did notice that Brer frog is really prevelant in the splash mountain at disneyworld and I really like that.
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2012 Iowa Rush Signing Class
Iowa Rush would like to congratulate Stephanie Williams and Alexis Heffernan who signed National Letters of Intent yesterday to play collegiate soccer next fall!
Alexis will be continuing her soccer career at Truman State University (Kirksville, MO). She made her final decision just days before the signing date and had this to say about Truman, "I looked at the school first and then at the soccer. I love the school and how it is set up. I also love the soccer, they are competitive and everyone seems very dedicated to the program." She also considered Wartburg and St. Benedict before deciding on TSU. Heffernan said, "I am excited to play soccer at Truman State and to experience college and begin a new chapter in my life." Alexis will join former Iowa Rush Alums, Madison Densmore and Sally Smith, who are current members of the Truman State soccer team. Pictured below is Alexis with her dad, Joe.
Stephanie will be continuing her soccer career at Kent State University (Kent, OH). The factors that were most important to her throughout the college selection process were the size and location of the school and to be able to compete for playing time as a freshman. Stephanie said, "I am excited for the college team environment and to have the opportunity to play soccer at the NCAA Division 1 level." She visited many other schools throughout the Midwest and made her final decision on Kent State over Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Truman State, Illinois State and others. Pictured below is Stephanie.
Both players put a lot of time and effort into their recruiting process and had some advice to share with younger players thinking about playing college soccer. Stephanie thought that the recruiting process was overwhelming at times and especially as she got closer to deciding but recommends talking throughout the process with your coaches and asking for their thoughts and help. Alexis enjoyed the recruiting process and said, "it's best to find a place where you can see yourself being and where you believe you will fit in."


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Ok looking at it has anyone form america got a code working yet? All reports i'm readin seem to be with people in America, I know a few Europeans that are working so i'm wondering if its something to do with the American codes.
Yeah it seems that way from what I see too. It's on sony's end this happened with the fanfest invites too!


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About Raviva
Independent, strong-willed and driven, Raviva struck out for Los Angeles immediately after graduation to make it as a musician, but not before one last night to say goodbye to Lou, her long-time boyfriend and college love. LA taught her a few very tough lessons, ultimately sending her back to Chicago with a guitar in hand and a baby in her belly, looking to find the support and stability that she needs so badly. Faced with these new obstacles, she leans on Lou and all of her closest friends to once again find what matters most -- love.


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On her first solo album, Tigerlily, Natalie Merchant may be free of 10,000 Maniacs, but she hasn't shed the dourness of spirit that made her a heroine for alternative-rock eggheads. On one song, a man mourns the death of his wife, who ''suffered long in hours of pain''; in another, a patient saddled with an unspecified freakish handicap lies in a hospital bed and tries to find inner strength. Other songs are laced with themes of unrequited love (including one that lasts seven years) and overall moroseness only Merchant could write a tune called ''Carnival'' but have it depict the planet as a fun house from hell. As always, Merchant sings in the tone of a humor-challenged puritan; in the one exception, ''Beloved Wife,'' she sounds on the verge of tears.
With its unadorned, keyboard-based arrangements, Tigerlily is more sparely produced than anything Merchant did with 10,000 Maniacs, yet the starkness works in her favor. The Maniacs' breezy folk rock was often at odds with Merchant's somber testimonials. The hooks on this album are subtler, and ultimately Merchant sounds both more natural and affecting. As with the Maniacs, the New Age-y mellowness can still backfire: On ''Jealousy,'' Merchant is the world's least convincing dumped suitor. And her penchant for literal-minded moralism reaches a new low in ''River,'' a paean to the late River Phoenix that devolves into an antimedia screed. But even as you wish she'd lighten up, you can't help but admire Merchant's uncompromising vision. B+


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How to Back Up Your iPhone
Three Methods:Backing Up with iTunesBacking Up to iCloudBacking Up Via Apps
Backing up your iPhone on a regular basis can save you a lot of headaches if your phone fails or gets lost in the future. There are several options available for backing your iPhone's settings and data. Follow this guide to make sure your information is secure.
Method 1 of 3: Backing Up with iTunes
1Understand what is being backed up. Performing a backup through iTunes will save your all of your settings, contacts, app data, messages, and Camera Roll photos. It will not backup any synced music, videos, or podcasts. These will need to be re-synced using iTunes after the restore process.Ad
2Plug your phone into your computer. Use the USB cable that came with your phone. If you don't have one, you will need to purchase one, as iPhones use a special connector.
3Open iTunes. Open the Summary tab for your device. You can access this by clicking View and then selecting Show Sidebar. Your iPhone will be listed in the left frame of the iTunes window. Click it to open the Device Summary.
4Click Back Up Now. iTunes will proceed to store your phone's data in an image file that will be saved on your computer. You can verify that the backup was successful by clicking preferences and then selecting the Devices tab. You should see your new backup in the list of Device backups.
5Restore your iTunes backup. Plug your iPhone into your computer and open iTunes. Select the iPhone from the left frame (see above) and select Restore Backup… from the Summary screen. Navigate to the backup file that you want to restore.
Method 2 of 3: Backing Up to iCloud
1Understand what is being backed up. All purchases from iTunes and the App Store are backed up. iCloud provides 5GB of free storage for photos and videos, device settings, app data, messages, and ringtones.
- Music that you have added to your phone that was not purchased on iTunes will NOT be backed up. You will need to sync the music again through iTunes on your computer.
2Turn on the automated backup service. Open the Settings app on your Home screen, then select iCloud. Scroll down and tap the "Backup" option. Slide the "iCloud Backup" switch to On. Your device will automatically backup when connected to a power source and a wireless network.
- You can change what is backed up by clicking Manage Storage. In this screen you can see how large your backup file is, and you can toggle which Apps to backup.
3Restore your iCloud backup. There are two ways to access your iCloud backup in order to restore.
- If you get a new device, the Setup Assistant will ask if you want to Restore from iCloud backup. Choose this option and enter your Apple ID information. You can then choose from your three most recent backups to install on the new device.
- To restore your current device, open Settings, tap General and then scroll down and select "Reset". Choose "Erase All Content and Settings" and enter your passcode. Tape "Erase iPhone" to confirm. You will then be asked if you want to restore your phone from a backup. Choose the "Restore from iCloud Backup" option and your backup will be installed.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
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SASSER, Ga. -- If you wonder where Outlaws go when it's time to hang up their spurs, you can leave David Allan Coe off your list of people to ask.
The controversial country legend, who's been in his well-lived life a biker, a prison inmate, a lightning rod for controversy and, oh yeah, one of the genre's most prolific songwriters, is still out there on the backroads of America, going from town to town to perform for crowds that want to hear him sing.
Coe will travel up U.S. Highway 82 Saturday to perform for what is expected to be a large and raucous crowd at the Sasser Flea Market here.
"We've had more requests to have David Allan Coe here than anyone else," venue owner/manager Dee West said. "He's had his own big hits, he's an excellent songwriter and he's one of the most unique performers in the history of country music."
"Tickets are really selling fast for his show."
Coe is perhaps best known for his classic country hit "You Never Even Called Me by My Name," but he's also hit the charts with memorable tunes like "The Ride," "Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile" and "If That Ain't Country." Among the songs he wrote that were recorded by other artists, "Take This Job and Shove It" (Johnny Paycheck) and "Would You Lay With Me (In a Field of Stone)" (Tanya Tucker) are among the best known.
Some of Coe's more underground material has made him a lightning rod of controversy over the course of his career, and West said that is why she is not allowing anyone under 18 to attend Saturday's performance.
"It's not about drinking, it's some of the colorful language David has in his songs," West said. "This is the only concert where we've had an age limit, but I don't want kids around any kind of bad language, at least not in front of me. A lot of people have told me they didn't mind if their teenage kids went, but I'm not going to let in anyone under 18.
"We had originally said this was a 21-and-over show, but young people who are 18 are old enough to die for their country, so we're not going to limit them."
Tickets for Saturday's show are $25 in advance and are available at Flint River Harley-Davidson, The Exchange, the Albany Visitors Center, Chances R Bait and Tackle, Leesburg Flowers and Gifts, and Cuttin' Up Salon in Americus. Tickets will be $30 the day of the show.
"David has a big following among bikers, so we're going to have a special parking area for them Saturday," West said. "Members of the local Harley Riders Association have said they plan to come out as a group."
Gates open Saturday at 6:30 p.m., and the Joey Robinson Band is scheduled to open the night's music at 7. Also on the bill are Cole Taylor and Running Down Romance.
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The Office of Environmental Quality (OEQ) administers the City's air, water, and noise improvement programs, which help preserve and protect the environment and public health and welfare. More...
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As required by VDEQ, a public meeting will be held by VDEQ and NRG Energy on Tuesday, February 3 to obtain public comments regarding the NRG Energy's CAP recently submitted to VDEQ. The proposed CAP outlines remediation for two leaking 25,000-gallon heating oil tanks located underground at the PRGS site. Following this meeting, the public can submit comments to VDEQ by February 13, 2015.
Date: February 3, 2015Time: 7- 9 p.m.Location: City Hall, Sister Cities Conference Room #1101To review the CAP visit: https://www.sendthisfile.com/fEvVH3TRwfcLA1Bd87WzoaKP before January, 26, 2015.
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Update the LTCP within three years from the issuance of the permit. Construction projects to improve sewer system performance, and improve water quality. Develop and implement green infrastructure pilot projects within the CSS. Continue implementing CSS Area Reduction Plan that requires developers to separate sewers in the CSS as redevelopment occurs.
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Over a year after the Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) abandoned its Safeproducts.gov appeal, a successful appeal by consumer groups has blown the lid off Company Doe's secrecy.
Posted on April 19, 2013 02:50 by William F. Auther and Amanda Heitz
Wednesday's United States Supreme Court opinion in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. et al., 569 U.S. ___ (2013), has confirmed that the Alien Tort Statute (ATS) has a limited scope and cannot open the doors of United States courts to lawsuits based on ordinary torts committed by companies outside the territorial confines of the United States. Although the Court did not meaningfully address the issue of corporate liability, its narrow holding all but guarantees that ATS will not become an issue in lawsuits against corporate clients in products cases.
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Earlier this month the CPSC dropped its Fourth Circuit appeal of Company Doe v. Tenenbaum, 8:11-cv-02958, a Maryland District Court's ruling that it could not publish on the Safeproducts.gov database a misleading complaint about an anonymous company's product. To the extent manufacturers and businesses may have breathed a sigh of relief, their celebration may have been premature. Consumer groups Public Citizen, Consumers Union, and Consumer Federation of America maintain their separate challenge to the decision.
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17 For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh; for these are contrary the one to the other; that ye may not do the things that ye would. | 17 For the sinful nature desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the sinful nature. They are in conflict with each other, so that you do not do what you want. |
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Benjamin Mendoza, GSC Secretary School of Leadership and Education Sciences Ben is in his second year of the MA Higher Education Leadership program. He is originally from Grandview, Washington and received his BA in Communication Studies from Seattle University in 2010. After graduating, Ben spent three years working at Seattle Central Community College before moving to beautiful San Diego, California. He is currently a Graduate Assistant in the Center for Student Success. Some of Ben's favorite activities include working out, reading, and blogging. |
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Dr. Michael Huster, Professor and Chair of the Department of Physics, delivered the February lecture to the Men of Letters on Thursday, February 16, 2012.
His talk, "Continuity and Discontinuity: Science and the Christian Faith, " examined the repeatability and continuity of nature. Physicists probe and test these features of nature. On the other hand, the Christian faith proposes a God who acts to disturb this continuity, by creating it, providentially guiding events, causing miracles, and granting free will to creatures. Dr. Huster presented some evidence and musings about these disparate views of the cosmos which a scientist of faith must hold.
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Scandal and public outrage have earned many a book a place on the bestseller list. Curious readers, drawn to controversy, have made bestsellers out of a whole group of books. Author and publisher alike have recognized that scandal translates into sales. In 1885, when the Concord Public Library in Massachusetts banned Huckleberry Finn, labeling it as "trash and suitable only for the slums," Mark Twain wrote his publisher, "that will sell 25,000 copies of our book for sure."
Most of the books on display here owe their scandalous reputations to their sexual content, and over the years critics have sought to suppress them. However, treatments of religion, race, politics, and other issues of the day also have contributed to branding books controversial and outrageous. Official censorship of books in America came to a turning point with the court cases on Ulysses, Lady Chatterley's Lover, and Tropic of Cancer, and by the early 1960s, the courts no longer supported the practice. Nonetheless, from that time to this, citizens' groups and political and religious lobbies have continued to attack various popular but controversial books. Organizations have attempted to have books banned from a school's curriculum, withdrawn from public libraries, and deprived of public funding-but time and again, these works have found their way to an audience.
The subject of the most celebrated legal case on literary censorship, James Joyce's masterpiece came out in Paris in 1922. The novel was banned in the United States until 1933, when Judge John M. Woolsey delivered the verdict that it was not obscene. Random House published the American edition of Ulysses in 1934.
Privately printed by D. H. Lawrence in 1928, Lady Chatterley's Lover had to be smuggled into the United States until 1959. The decision to permit its publication emboldened Grove Press to bring out Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer a few years later.
Published in 1934 in France, Henry Miller's autobiographical first novel, The Tropic of Cancer, was banned in the United States for nearly thirty years. Its obscenity trial, together with that of D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover, was one in a series of legal cases that led up to MEMOIRS v. MASSACHUSETTS, 383 U.S. 413 in 1966. In this decision, sometimes called "the end of obscenity," the Supreme Court examined John Cleland's Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, better known as Fanny Hill (1750). It ruled that "a book cannot be proscribed unless it is found to be utterly without redeeming social value. This is so even though the book is found to possess the requisite prurient appeal and to be patently offensive . . . the social values of the book can neither be weighed against nor canceled by its prurient appeal or patent offensiveness."
Written by a white southern woman, Strange Fruit chronicles an interracial romance. The book was banned in Boston.
Originally published by Olympia Press, a Parisian publisher best known for pornography, Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita was banned in France but met with no objections from U.S. Customs. That newsworthy irony helped to bring the novel to the attention of American readers, and the book eventually rose to number three on the annual list for 1958.
This is the novel that provoked Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to declare a fatwa on Salman Rushdie, condemning him to death. While the fatwa was in place, the Japanese translator of The Satanic Verses was murdered, and Italian and Norwegian translators were wounded. Although he spent nine years in hiding, Salman Rushdie has continued to write.


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Jeff Dinkle is the President of Eco Custom Homes/ICON Development Corporation, a leader in sustainable new construction, retrofits and historic renovations in the Atlanta area. Jeff has numerous industry affiliations and charitable ties within the Atlanta community and regularly participates in community outreach projects, including the 2008 "Eco Playhouse" constructed for HomeAid Atlanta. Jeff is a founding member of Sustain.ATL, a collaborative sustainable consulting group; as well as a Board member of the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association Green Building Council and is a past Board member of the First Montessori School of Atlanta. He is also an active member of Southface and the US Green Building Council. He has dual degrees in economics and sociology from Emory University and maintains an ICC Residential Certification along with a dual Georgia Building License. He is also a board member of the Passive House Alliance, currently serving as acting Secretary. He is also Certified as a Passive House Consultant, both in the US and Germany.
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Bryan is an architect with over a 20 year veteran of custom residential design and in his 16th year of practice as a principle of Atlanta based Jones Pierce Architecture. The first 20 years Bryan created house and that looked good and lived well. In the last 2 years he discovered the Passive House, passed certification has transitioned 3 new home designs to the Passive House design criteria.
Bryan is excited to now know how to offer a path to higher quality home that goes beyond superficial looks to modeled performance, testing during construction and measured results. "All my clients typically want a high quality home. I love using energy modeling and testing of a Passive House design approach to produce pretty houses that perform"
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I have spent a large part of my professional career as a Control Engineer blending control system technology with computer engineering and technical support of computer systems. An opportunity to start a business with my relatives in Slovakia building wooden homes shifted my professional interests to the arena of Building Science.
At WHC, s.r.o we were building low energy wooden homes. But I wanted to do more – comfort and energy conservation was my focus. I learned about the Passive Haus movement in Germany and wanted to bring its benefits to Slovakia and to the US.
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I am a certified HERS rater , BPI analyst and Energy Star V3 rater. Currently I am working on my Earthcraft Technical Advisor certification. I am involved in the Energy Star V3 field certification of about one hundred new homes each month in the Atlanta Metro area.
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West Nile on the Rise in Iowa
DES MOINES, IA (CBS2/FOX28) -- Human cases of West Nile Virus have appeared in more counties in Iowa, this time in Clay, Monona and Woodbury counties. Mosquitoes have also been found carrying the virus in the central part of the state.
Typically cases of the virus are not found until early fall.
Approximately 20 percent of people infected with West Nile virus will have mild to moderate symptoms such as fever, headache, body aches and vomiting.
Less than one percent of people infected become seriously ill and rarely someone dies. Since West Nile first appeared in Iowa in 2002, it has been found in every county in Iowa, either in humans, horses, or birds. In 2013, there were 44 human cases of West Nile virus and zero deaths.


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So, I'm looking for good movies with lesbian characters for two purposes:
1) to watch by myself
2) to make my parents watch with me (they make me watch heterosexual movies all the time) (must be "age appropriate"—I'm 14)
and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions.
Personally I really enjoyed Imagine Me and You.
The World Unseen is a lesbian interest movie with a difference. Based in 1950's South Africa when racial segregation was the norm
The World Unseen is an raw love story that features a lesbian restaurant proprietor who falls in love with an Indian South African housewife
I just got Aimee & Jaguar . Basically, it's supposed to be about the true story of two women who fell in love in Berlin during World War 2. I just want to tear right into and watch it, BUT I want to save it for the weekend when I can really enjoy it. Has anyone watched it? How did you like it? It's going to be hard to wait a whole five days to finally watch it.
I just watched Tipping the Velvet....and oh my gosh, it was so good. I wasn't expecting to like it all that much judging by the cover. But I really liked it. It was all about this girl Nan and her coming of age story. Realizing she's attracted to girls and then going on to actually experiencing life, and in the process falling in love. It was set in the late 1800s in Britain. Also, I was so totally enamored/in love with Florance by the end of it :)
Has anyone watched the movie The Truth About Jane? Is it any good?
I've only got one night left to stay up ridiculously late playing video games and eating crap, then it's back to school. Sigh, this is depressing...I do not wish to go back just yet, I'm enjoying this freedom far too much. Can we not just make the Christmas/Winter break 3 weeks long?
I'm off to play NHL 09 and maybe start playing through Mass Effect again...
I hope everybody's enjoying their last weekend before school! :)
Okay well. I've been wanting to watch some really good romantic lesbian movies. I've seen -But I'm a Cheerleader,Loving Annabelle,Mango Kisses, The incredibly true adventure of 2 girls in love,and Finn's Girl. I think thats about it. I want to be able to watch these online if possible, So give me a link so i can find it. Thanks. =)
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That a sequel should be made to Imagine Me & You. Who's with me? I mean come on I wanna see more of Luce and Rachel actually together....as a couple!
Note: I'd also like to see more scenes of Luce with her friend Edie, I liked her. She was quirky :)
Has anyone watched the movie Kissing Jessica Stein? Is it any good?
I saw it on the shelf at the library and I plan on picking it up the next week. Also just found out the library has Imagine Me & You! Yes! Still, I wish they'd have more queer movies. These are the only two queer movies the library has (from what I can tell anyways) besides Brokeback Mountain, to which I'm not a big fan of.
Ugh. I need something GOOD to watch. Last night I watched the 3rd episode of The L Word from this new season and all I can say is BORING. That episode was pretty bad. AND I hate the new couple "Shenny" they make me want to puke.....sorta. Anyways, I'm really put off by by TLW right now and I don't particularly feel like watching another atrocious episode at this very moment. Am I the only one that feels this way?
So it seems I may be going to Costa Rica during the summer. I'm trying not to get my hopes up because it's not official yet but it seems like it might actually happen. I can't wait!
Recently, my mother found and watched two lesbian movies on my computer, Saving Face and When Night is Falling (both of which are superb lesbian movies that trump all of the ones I've seen before--WNiF definitely earns my award for best lovemaking scene).
It was a considerable nightmare.
My dad stopped the car in a parking lot.


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I was wondering how many of you buy ammo in calibers you don't own. I'm slowly adding to my firearm collection but I only currently have a .40 and 357/.38 in handguns. I've got a box of 9mm and .45 but I've been thinking about stocking up on common calibers whether I own something in it or not. That way, I'll be set when I eventually get something in that caliber or I can wind up selling or trading what I've got if I need to. It looks like ammo will probably never be as cheap as it is now again, not that its cheap.
Since everyone seems to have great things to say about Georgia Arms, I was considering ordering some Canned Heat in .38, .357MAG, 9mm, .45 ACP and then getting some boxes of things like 45LC, .380, .44MAG, .357SIG and some others from Wal-Mart or elsewhere. Point being, I'll have my bases covered.