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October 1st, 2012 at 9:32pmOh how i wish I can do the workshop in Germany, but I am doing the bootcamp workshop that starts on the 5th. I am so excited! I am new at blogging and I have so many things to learn, and i could not even think of a better teacher than you!
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Dubai: In the 11th week of their uprising against the regime, Syrians finally found their revolutionary icon but at horrific cost.
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Young boy tortured to death becomes symbol of uprising
13-year-old Hamza Ali Al Khateeb was shot three times and his body was mutilated
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- A picture of a smiling boy has emerged this week as the rallying symbol in the current antiregime uprising in Syria. It is the picture of 13-year-old Hamza Ali Al Khatib, who is believed to have been killed in the custody of the security forces. Footage leaked to the media shows a mutilated little body with three bullet holes. President Bashar Al Assad has already ordered an investigation into Hamza's death. But like Mohammad Bouazizi, who inspired the Tunisian evolution and Khaled Saeed whose death led to the Egyptian revolution, Hamza Al Khatib has become the face of the Syrian uprising.
The death of 13-year-old Hamza Ali Al Khateeb, from the village of Jeeza, near the southern revolt city of Daraa, has become a propelling force for the uprising against the rule of President Bashar Al Assad, who just a few weeks ago accepted brokers for the reform of the regime.
The boy went missing on April 29 and his body was handed over on May 25.
Al Assad, according to a local news agency, has ordered an investigation into the death of Hamza and tough punishment for those who shot the boy three times and mutilated his body. However, few Syrians believe that the investigation will bring to justice those behind the heinous crime.
Hamza was arrested near the Palestinian camp of Sida on his way to Daraa, carrying food and bread to the besieged city. He was arrested for "chanting 'down with the regime'" along with a group of young protesters. The rest of the story remains a mystery.
However, what the family knows is that authorities in the city informed Hamza's mother to collect her son's body from the National Hospital for burial.
"The body was in a very bad shape. It had three big holes of [a] special kind of large-size bullets that exploded inside the body after penetration. The boy was shot at from three directions. One of the bullets [hit him] a little above the heart," according to Hamza's cousin, who saw his body at the family's home in Jeeza Village.
Covered in bruises
Hamza was covered with dark blue marks all over his body.
Marks on his neck suggested that he was strangled at some stage or that someone stepped on his neck while he was in custody.
"Other bruises, most probably from being subjected to beating, covered the body, and most importantly, his genitals were mutilated for unknown reasons," the cousin, who preferred not to be identified, told Gulf News.
Political analysts and commentators believe that Hamza will probably be the equivalent of Mohammad Al Bouazizi of Tunisia who sparked the Tunisian revolution after he set himself on fire and later succumbed to his horrific burns, or Khalid Saeed of Egypt who was killed by security forces in an unprovoked incident in Alexandria last year.
"What I can say at this stage is that Hamza will light the Syrians' way for freedom. He is like the Bouazizi of Tunisia or Khalid Saeed of Egypt. Hamza is very similar to Mohammad Al Durra of Palestine, the young boy who was shot by the Israeli troops while he was seeking protection from his father when the two were on their way back from the market," wrote Saleh Al Saeedi, a Yemeni writer and activist.
"Palestinians used Al Durra's image to show the world the brutality of the Israelis and that was a very effective tool for the uprising."
Hamza's father Ali Al Khateeb, who works in Kuwait, was also notified, according to relatives.
"We believe that he came back from Kuwait where he works in order to take part in [his son's funeral]. We have not seen Al Khateeb till now. Most probably he was arrested on his arrival by authorities [in order] to negotiate a deal with him," Hamza's cousin said.
Like many low-income Syrian expatriates in the Gulf, Al Khateeb works in Kuwait and sends his savings back home to his family. Hamza's cousin said authorities were nervous about the negative reaction sparked by footage of the dead boy on YouTube, which was broadcast in many countries except in Syria.
"They believe that Hamza's death was just a mere accident [during the ongoing unrest] and was exaggerated for hidden purposes," Hamza's cousin added.
Authorities, however, did not admit responsibility for Hamza's death. The forensic report, according to sources close to government, did not confirm torture. The report stated that the bullets which killed the boy where from unidentified sources and that the bruises were the result of officials keeping the body for a long time without burial.
But for some Syrians, Hamza's death at the hands of security forces in Daraa is unbelievable.
"I think Hamza was killed as he was taking part in [the] protests. The bit of [mutilating] his penis is not logical. Why would the security forces do something like this to a 13-year-old child? I think the opposition is fabricating stories in order to develop Hamza into a revolutionary icon," Juhainah wrote on the internet.
Dr Burhan Ghallioun, a politics lecturer in the Oriental Studies department of Sorbonne University in Paris and a specialist in Syrian politics, said authorities had intended to show the body of Hamza in order to shock the opposition and to prompt them to halt their protests out of fear. Ghallioun, who hails from Syria, told Gulf News instilling fear was part of the regime's strategy to cling to power.
"Taking into consideration the weak reaction of the international community to more than 1,100 people killed by security forces in the uprising, I think the release of the body will play more into the hands of the authority, [allowing it] to smash the uprising."
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Teresa Ashworth is director of choral activities at Minnesota State Community and Technical College - Fergus Falls, where she began her tenure in 1998. Prior to teaching at the college, she was director of choral music at Fergus Falls High School.
Teresa earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of South Dakota and her Master's Degree of Education with a music emphasis at North Dakota State University. She is a member of Minnesota Music Educators Association and has served as Region 8AA representative for this organization as well as assistant director of MMEA All-State Choir. Teresa is a member and has served as NW district chair of the American Choral Directors Association and is currently the regional repertoire and standards chair for two-year colleges representing six states. Teresa is active as a guest conductor and adjudicator in the North Dakota and the northern Minnesota area.
Currently, Teresa directs the M State Concert Choir, the select Voice Ensemble and the community-based M State Chamber Chorale. Her academic post includes teaching voice lessons and working with the Associate of Fine Arts students pursuing degrees in music. The M State Concert Choir represented two-year community college choirs in performances at the Minnesota ACDA Conventions in St. Cloud in 2001 and Wayzata in 2002. The M State choirs performed in New York City at Carnegie Hall in 1999 and 2005 and at the University of Hawaii and Kamehameha Schools in Honolulu in the spring of 2003. In March of 2007, Teresa and colleagues Roberta Freeman (literature) and Kristine Gyolai (art) led a humanities tour to Ireland, Wales and London in conjunction with Dr. Denise Ferran, the Art Historian Fulbright Scholar.
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Daniel Carlson is the director of instrumental music at Minnesota State Community and Technical College in Fergus Falls. Before coming to Fergus Falls, he was the director of bands at Lakeview Schools in Cottonwood for 11 years. Under Daniel's direction, the Lakeview band program increased to four times its original size. The bands received superior ratings at contests, and the pep band played pre-game music for the Minnesota Timberwolves twice. While teaching at Lakeview, Daniel spent time as the adjunct trumpet instructor at Southwest Minnesota State University in Marshall. Daniel also taught three years in Selby, S.D..
Daniel earned a Bachelor of Music degree from Concordia College in Moorhead and a Master of Music in Trumpet Performance from North Dakota State University. As a performer, Daniel has played in the Southwest Minnesota Orchestra, Disciples of Dixie, Minneota Community Jazz Band, All My Favorites and the Jazz Arts Group. He has also played in various quintets and for musicals, churches and weddings. While working on his master's degree, Daniel performed with the NDSU Trumpet Ensemble at the International Trumpet Guild Conference in New Jersey. In addition to public school directing, he has directed the Lakeview Community Band and Marshall Area Men's Chorus. Daniel currently belongs to the Minnesota Music Educators Association, Minnesota Bandmasters Association and the International Trumpet Guild. Daniel has also served as All-State trumpet coach and judged solo and ensemble contests on various occasions.
At M State - Fergus Falls, Daniel directs the Concert Band, Jazz Band and the Pep Band. In addition to directing the bands, he teaches Rock and Pop, Intro to Music Technology, and instrumental lessons.
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A Minnesota native, Erika recently relocated to Fergus Falls with her family from Fort Collins, Colo. She is currently serving as accompanist to soloists and ensembles at M State, as well as assisting in choirs at Kennedy Secondary School and directing a children's choir at A Center for the Arts.
A graduate of Concordia College with a BA in music and a minor in religion, Lundberg has pursued a career in teaching and music ministry. In addition to teaching private piano and voice lessons for the past 18 years, her most recent work has been at First Presbyterian Church in Fort Collins as director of contemporary worship and children's music and at The Gathering at Windsor, a Presbyterian Church - USA plant in Windsor, Colo., as director of worship and arts. Specific areas of focus and leadership have included extensive writing/arranging of worship hymns and songs, script writing and production of musicals and variety shows. Lundberg has also been a featured recording artist on Worship Hymns (found on iTunes), in addition to having published numerous songs being used by churches and worship teams across the country.
Lundberg plans on pursuing her master's degree in music education with a focus on choral conducting, as well as continuing her work in music ministry as a songwriter and worship leader. In rare moments of free time, she enjoys outdoor activities, cooking, reading and spending time with her busy family: husband Patrick, son Peder and twin daughters Maren and Solveig.
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Michael Trosvig is the music theory instructor at M State - Fergus Falls. He earned his Master of Music from the University of Colorado - Boulder, where he studied music composition and theory with Dr. Richard Toensing and Dr. Andrew May. Trosvig has numerous commissioned works to his credit, including performances across the Midwest and Southwest at universities, private venues and music festivals, with a special focus on collaborative staged and filmed work.
As a performer, Trosvig has sung under the direction of Dale Warland, Eji Oui, Kenneth Hodgeson and Teresa Ashworth, along with solo venues. Still somewhat of an English major at heart, his research interests include synaesthasia and metaphor through melodic line and text in tonal and post-tonal music.
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Effective March 4, 2009, FINRA has amended the provisions of NASD Rule 2220 to achieve greater consistency with FINRA's general communications rule (NASD Rule 2210) and the options communications rules of other self-regulatory organizations (SROs).1 As amended, NASD Rule 2220, among other things: (1) uses, to the extent appropriate, the same terminology and definitions as in FINRA's general rules on communications with the public; (2) makes the requirements for principal review of correspondence concerning options the same as for correspondence generally; and (3) updates the standards on the content of communications that precede the delivery of the options disclosure document (ODD).2 The amendments to NASD Rule 2220 are set forth in Attachment A of this Notice.
FINRA also is providing guidance to firms regarding ODD delivery via hyperlink in two situations.
Questions concerning this Notice should be directed to:
1 See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 58738 (October 6, 2008), 73 FR 60371 (October 10, 2008) (SR-FINRA-2008-013).
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Shrimp with Meyer Lemons, Capers, and Fried Sage Leaves
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- 1.5 pound(s) medium shrimp, peeled and shells reserved
- 4 cup(s) ice water
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) sea salt
- 3 tablespoon(s) capers, packed in salt
- 5 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 1 cup(s) fresh sage leaves, washed and patted dry
- 3 clove(s) garlic, minced
- 2 shallots, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) red pepper flakes, or to taste
- 1/4 cup(s) dry white wine
- 1/4 cup(s) fresh Meyer lemon juice, about 1 lemon
- 1 teaspoon(s) chopped Meyer lemon zest
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 3 cup(s) cooked rice, to serve
- Soak shrimp in ice water with 1/2 teaspoon sea salt for 30 minutes (this makes them firm). Meanwhile, make a broth by boiling shells in 1 1/2 cups water for 10 minutes. Strain into a bowl; there should be about 1/2 cup broth. Rinse capers under cold running water. Place them in a small bowl of cold water and set aside.
- Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat (oil should cover bottom of pan). Cook sage leaves until crisp, turning once and taking care not to burn, about 1 minute. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Set skillet aside.
- Drain shrimp and dry with paper towels. Drain capers and rinse once more.
- Return skillet to medium heat. Add garlic, shallots, and red pepper flakes and cook until shallots soften, about 2 minutes. Add shrimp, increase heat to medium-high and sauté 1 to 2 minutes or until just barely pink. Transfer to a serving dish with a slotted spoon.
- Over high heat, add white wine to pan and scrape up any brown bits on bottom. Add shrimp broth, capers, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Boil until slightly thickened, 1 to 2 minutes. Season with remaining 1/4 teaspoon sea salt and pepper.
- Pour sauce over shrimp and sprinkle with fried sage leaves. Serve with rice.
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One thing I noticed in traveling the past couple of weeks is that you can't necessarily judge a smartphone by its user interface. Looking over someone's shoulder on an airplane or in a meeting, it's not always clear exactly which smartphone they're using, especially if they are deep in a calendar or email app, for example.
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I participated in the Resolution Me Crop at A. C. Bailey this past weekend. This crop was to work on a Book of Me, aka BOM. This is an album for layouts about your's truly so that the kids can get to know me, my thoughts, what I was like as a child, etc. There were 6 challenges each day. Friday's challenges were about our Past, Saturday's challenges were about the Present and Sunday's challenges were General. I didn't get to do as many layouts as I wanted but did get the 3 pre-crop challenge Dividers for my album completed and 3 layouts done during the crop. I plan to complete the rest of the challenges and will post them when I do.
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The journaling for the Present divider says: I try to make decisions based upon what I will wish I had done when I look back on this time 20 years from now. This helps me end up with a lot less regrets even though it isn't always easy to do. I want my life to please God and this helps.
The journaling for the General divider says: Someday, when I've gone ahead of them to Heaven and our children are looking at this scrapbook, I hope that the words of the following song will be true of my life. I want to live my life now so that it will be.
Find Us Faithful
by Steve Green
We're pilgrims on the journey
Of the narrow road
And those who've gone before us line the way
Cheering on the faithful, encouraging the weary
Their lives a stirring testament to God's sustaining grace
Surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses
Let us run the race not only for the prize
But as those who've gone before us
Let us leave to those behind us
The heritage of faithfulness passed on through godly lives
Oh may all who come behind us find us faithful
May the fire of our devotion light their way
May the footprints that we leave
Lead them to believe
And the lives we live inspire them to obey
Oh may all who come behind us find us faithful
After all our hopes and dreams have come and gone
And our children sift though all we've left behind
May the clues that they discover and the memories they uncover
Become the light that leads them to the road we each must find.
Journaling reads: My first house was in Jacksonville, FL. While I lived in a total of 3 different houses growing up, this one means the most to me. It's the only house where my whole family, parents and siblings, lived together. This is the house where we all have common memories and family stories. Since I'm so much younger than the others, they started "leaving the nest" when I was 3 years old. By the time we left this house, four of them were already married, out on their own or in college. This house is across the street from our elementary school, Central Riverside Elementary. I loved going to school where my brothers and sisters had attended. I am the only one of the six of us that didn't attend, at least for one year, the high school where Mom graduated. I always thought going to the same school Mom did would be pretty neat!
Mom kept geraniums (usually pink and/or red) growing in pots on the porch. There were azaleas growing in front of the porch. My love of houses with porches probably comes from loving the porch & balcony on this house. There was always plenty of room to play on the porch to keep out of the Florida sun or during rainy days. This house was HOME.
Journaling says: This picture was our Christmas card in 1965. I was just over a year old when it was taken. Because I am so much younger than my other brothers & sisters, all my life they've teased me about being "the baby." My sisters were 16, 14, & 12 and my brothers were 8 & 5 when I was born. I've loved being part of a big family. My older sisters used to argue over who got to take care of me, partially because whoever took care of me didn't have to do the housework. My brothers definitely knew how to tease but they were also my protectors. If there was ever any trouble, I always knew they'd care for me. I treasure the special memories about each of my siblings from during those "growing up" years.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
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Beauty & Wait
I am really enjoying the Scripture Memory Challenge. It's been fun studying the different words and how they're used in the Bible. I got a bit behind last week and didn't get my Scripture Card done. oops! So, this week I did both of them.
Favor is deceitful and beauty is vain: but a woman that feareth the Lord, she shall be praised. Proverbs 31:30
It never struck me before in this way, but the Bible says there's beauty in holiness.
Give unto the Lord the glory due unto His name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness. Psalm 29:2
The Lord is good unto them that wait for Him, to the soul that seeketh Him. It is good that a man should both hope and quietly wait for the salvation of the Lord. Lamentations 3:25-26
It's so hard to wait quietly but it's comforting to know that the Lord will provide strength to do so.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Our word for this week's Scripture Challenge was Kindness. When the kids were little, I used to quote Ephesians 4:32 to them all the time. I even made it into a goofy song that I would sing to them. They've groaned many times over that song and actually would say, OK, Mom, I'll be nice just quit singing that song! LOL So, when I found out the word was kindness, what other choice did I have?? Here's my card:
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Our new Addition
My husband loves Persian cats. We had to put his favorite cat, a silver-tipped Persian we called Prissy, to sleep this past April. Only in the last couple weeks has he even considered getting another one. It's surprised him how much he misses her.
Over the weekend we were offered a pure-bred, Persian kitten. He's 6 months old, weighs 5 lbs., and has tabby markings. We got him on Sunday and he already thinks he owns the house. He's smaller than he looks.
The "big boys" Sam & Tigger pretty much just ignore him. We've been surprised that Tigger wasn't more angry about his arrival. Sasha is terrified of him. She's found a new perch high up on my scrapbook shelves and that's where she spends most of her time now. She's gradually getting better but it's slow going.
Since he thinks he's "king of the castle" and since he's a Persian, we decided to name him Darius after the biblical Persian king. So here's our new addition:
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Friday, January 11, 2008
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Tuesday, January 1, 2008
ScrapJazz New Year's Eve Cyber Crop
I participated in a Cyber Crop over on ScrapJazz yesterday. I was able to complete all 6 challenges. The first one was issued at 10 AM, the final one at 8PM and all had to be submitted by 3AM (midnight in PST). I was able to get them all done though I'm a little bleary eyed today. Here are my LOs.
10 AM Challenge -- We were given a LO (layout) to scraplift (aka copy and make our own slight changes -- for instance, the original used a portait 5 x 7, I turned the LO and used a landscape 5 x 7). The colors are a little washed out -- they're pretty cream, green & pinks. This is my favorite LO of the day.
There's a hidden journaling tag on the left of the pic (where the "K" is) that says, Oh the difference 15 years makes. Small pic 4-20-92 Focal Pic 8-07 Our adorable toddler is now a lovely young lady.
Noon Challenge -- we were given a choice of two LO as examples and were told our focus was to be: Journaling Strips, Circles, and a 2-PAGE LAYOUT that has something that "flows from one page to the other. I did my own design rather than scraplift one of the examples.
The journaling strips on this one say: Kendra has been sick for much of 2007. Her birthday was no exception. Since she was feeling so lousy, we celebrated her birthday quietly with just the three of us. While she did "fix up" a little, she felt like she looked horrible, so that's why there are no pictures of her looking at the camera. She had gallbladder surgery about 2 weeks later. At her request, we had the family favorite, Oreo Ice Cream Dessert, in stead of a cake. Dad says, "It's not my birthday, why are you taking my picture?"
2PM Challenge -- We were to scraplift one of two given LOs. The one I chose required the use of an adjective as the title. Since I know I'll eventually do at least one more LO with other pics from this wedding, I didn't do any journaling on it. VERY unusual for me. :) In real life, the background paper is a deep rose-red.
4 PM Challenge -- We were to make our own embellishment "sticker" that had a word and definition. I actually did two and used a word & definition on each page of the following LO. It's also for a circle journal about music. I was to tell what part music plays in my life and what my favorite Praise & Worship music (if any) is.
The journaling says: Music has always been a big part of my life. I began taking piano lessons when I was four years old. My piano teacher moved a year later so I had a two year hiatus until I began taking lessons again when I was seven. Except for one year, I took piano lessons until I was seventeen. When I was in the 8th grade, I began taking voice lessons as well. I continued with them thru high school and my two years at college. I had the soprano leads in two high school musicals, sang for several area social clubs, in audition choirs at school, in the church choir and for special music at church. Since Tim & I have been married, I've continued my singing in the church music program. Three years ago I was diagnosed with asthma and could no longer sing in the choir. For almost a year, I could hardly sing at all. I still don't sing in the choir but am able to sing solos, duets with Tim and in our trio with another lady in the church.
I prefer more traditional music and am not overly fond of music with a contemporary sound. However, there are several songs that I really like the words and would enjoy them a lot more without all the drums and such in the background! :) These songs are "In Christ Alone," I Can Only Imagine," and "I'll Praise You in the Storm." I enjoy songs that call my attention to worshiping Christ. My current favorite is one we sing each Sunday morning at the beginning of the church service. The words are: Jesus, be Jesus in me No longer me, but Thee Resurrection power Fill me this hour Jesus, be Jesus in me. Praise - the offering of grateful homage in words or song, as an act of worship Worship - reverent honor and homage paid to God.
6 PM Challenge -- We were given a digital LO to scraplift. I chose to do one of Tim's cat Prissy. We had to have Prissy put to sleep this past April. This is one of our favorite pictures of her.
8PM Challenge -- For the final challenge of the day, we were given a LO with a lot of handstitching on it to scraplift. I did all my stitching with a pen instead of needle & thread. I've been wanting to scrap these pics for awhile. They're from 1994 and are when Ian, Kendra, Jeremy, Trevor, Dad & I went to the beach at Ocean City, NJ.
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Roll Back Home, the latest game from Dawn of Play, creators of Dream of Pixels (as revealed on our recent stream of the game, this is essentially a solo project from the programmer of Dream of Pixels), is a puzzle-platformer with a distinct look that's well worth checking out just for the great, albeit brief, experience.
Players control a rolling ball that gets lost, and must roll through 36 levels in order to get back home while relying on jumping and using the environment to make it through. It's actually a fairly standard platformer premise, and the game isn't particularly innovative in that sense. But Roll Back Home is absolutely beautiful in motion. Designed to look like it's being drawn on notebook paper being flipped through to seem animated, the effects – including the scribbling animations that make it seem like someone is in fact drawing each frame – are well worth seeing in more than just screenshots. Even just the way that the ball squishes when hitting walls or the floor gives it a great touch, like it's an actual object. The monochrome style only falls flat when in levels with breakable objects: figuring out just what is in fact breakable can be tricky.
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Roll Back Home is a bit on the brief side. There's 36 levels – though the later half of the game does get to be pretty challenging, but perhaps not enough to make it an overly-long game. It's about enjoying the brief experience.
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Influencers are going to talk about your brand and products whether you engage with them or not. Positive or negative, amongst advocates or detractors, there are countless conversations about your company taking place across various online and social media channels. As a result, brands are increasingly moving beyond reactive responses to these conversations and towards proactive engagement with those influential in their key sectors and areas.
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This story is going around: Mandatory labels on foods containing DNA? 80% of Americans support that. According to a recent survey by the Oklahoma State University Department of Agricultural Economics, over 80% of Americans said they would support "mandatory labels on foods containing DNA," roughly the same number that support the mandatory labeling of GMO foods…
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Cryptozoology, Science
Sykes' Yeti-polar bear data conclusions challenged
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There is an update to the story about ancient polar bear DNA found in the samples gathered while searching for the Yeti in Asia. It throws doubt on the results that there is a new type of hybrid bear. BBC News – Scientists challenge 'Abominable Snowman DNA' results. Last year, Oxford University genetics professor Bryan Sykes…
King Richard's genes reveal hidden royal scandal
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Well, isn't this interesting. You never know what you're going to get. The body found buried in a car park now has additional evidence to show it really is that of Richard III. But wait… there's more… Richard III DNA shows British Royal family may not have royal bloodline. Genetic testing through his maternal DNA proved…
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Jack the Ripper mystery: Back to square one
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You'll recall last month this blockbuster story "Jack the Ripper identity confirmed by DNA". Well, as we suspected… meh. Jack the Ripper: Scientist who claims to have identified notorious killer has 'made serious DNA error' – The Independent. A 23-year-old Polish immigrant barber called Aaron Kosminski was "definitely, categorically and absolutely" the man who carried…
Cryptozoology, Pseudoscience
Monster news from Russia continues to be just as awful as ever
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Endlessly optimistic Russian scientists say they have evidence of the existence of almas/almasty. Has the Yeti Come to the Moscow Region? | The Moscow Times. OK, I'll say it. NO. You may or may not have noticed that we don't carry Bigfoot news much anymore. For one, the typical news stories are downright absurd consisting…
Cryptozoology, Discoveries
Sykes "Yeti" investigation published
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The awaited paper is available here [PDF]. Dr. Bryan Sykes' work was covered in a nice documentary that aired on British TV and in a condensed version in the U.S. Dr. Sykes has followed through and reported his findings of suspected Yeti hair in a very reputable journal. A book will follow. Was It a Yeti?…
Discoveries, Science
Synthetic DNA adds new letters to genetic alphabet
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Cue the alien genetics conspiracy theory narratives… First life with 'alien' DNA (Nature): Scientists have created the first organism with synthetic DNA that can replicate in a cell, an achievement that promises to add new letters to the genetic code underlying life on Earth. In the natural world, just two chemical base pairs, known simply…
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Can a new DNA kit find the location of your ancestral tribe?
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While I would like this to be true, it sounds too GOOD to be true. And rather cheap. Something is amiss. Ground breaking technique offers DNA 'Sat Nav' direct to your ancestor's home 1,000 years ago. Tracing where your DNA was formed over 1,000 years ago is now possible due to a revolutionary technique developed…
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DNA test reveals relic blood is not Kingly
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Here goes science, spoiling everything (but giving us the more accurate answer). Blood in Historic Gourd Didn't Belong to Louis XVI | LiveScience. New genetic evidence casts further doubt on the authenticity of a grisly French relic: a gourd long believed to be stained with the blood of Louis XVI. Scientists sequenced the genome from…
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Richard's remains questioned
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Uh oh, someone is doubtful that the remains really are of the king. Not surprising. 'Richard III remains' found in Leicester car park have doubt cast upon them. Leading archaeologists have challenged one of the most sensational discoveries of the last century, insisting there is no proof that the man with the twisted spine found…
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DNA study might shed new light on Elvis' death
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He's left the building and left DNA as well. Channel 4 show 'discovers cause of Elvis Presley's death' A Channel 4 show which attempts to sequence the DNA of historical figures from Adolf Hitler to Marilyn Monroe claims to have discovered what could have caused Elvis Presley's early death. DNA analysis on a hair sample…
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43,000-Year-Old mammoth well preserved, provided promising DNA collection
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Surprised by the level of preservation, a team of scientists believe they will have good quality DNA to attempt a mammoth rebirth. Scientists have 'Good Chance' of Successfully Cloning 43,000-Year-Old Woolly Mammoth. Scientists have claimed they have a "good chance" of cloning a woolly mammoth which has been frozen for the past 43,000 years. The…
Ancient teeth had traces of plaque, I mean, plague… Wait, what?
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Remnant plague? Now sequenced. Scientists find ancient plague DNA in teeth. Researchers found tiny bits of DNA in the teeth of two German victims killed by the Justinian plague about 1,500 years ago. With those fragments, they reconstructed the genome of the oldest bacteria known. They concluded the Justinian plague was caused by a strain…
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A new way to find new species – sample the water
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Amazing! DNA technology gives us a new way to do a fish census. Thousands of fish ID'd from glass of water. A glass full of water is all fish detectives needed to identify approximately 13,000 fish living in the larger body of water from which the sample was taken, report researchers. The secret is in…
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Mystery goo origin revealed via DNA: When the magpie met the frog
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This material found in a park in the U.K. had previously been tested and revealed to be frog spawn but they went another step. I really love that they tested this material. Test Results Back For 'Alien Goo' Found After UFO Sighting in Somerset. The mystery of alien goo which appeared in Somerset following an…
Cryptozoology, Discoveries
New, rare river dolphin identified in Brazil
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A not unexpected surprise. But a nice one. BBC News – Brazil dolphin is first new river species since 1918. Scientists in Brazil have discovered the first new river dolphin species since the end of World War One. Named after the Araguaia river where it was found, the species is only the fifth known of…
Questionable claims, Science
Is fear inherited? How can that happen?
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A new study suggests there is a genetic imprint from traumatic experiences carries through at least two generations. I saw this and was IMMEDIATELY skeptical. Too much remains unanswered and also goes against what we already know. Fearful memories haunt mouse descendants : Nature News & Comment. Certain fears can be inherited through the generations, a…
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FDA cracks down on questionable genome testing kit
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The FDA issues a Warning Letter to the CEO of 23andMe, Inc. personal genome service. F.D.A. Demands a Halt to a DNA Test Kit's Marketing – NYTimes.com. In a crackdown on genetic testing offered directly to consumers, the Food and Drug Administration is demanding that 23andMe immediately cease marketing its main DNA service until it…
Cryptozoology, Science
The story of 'Zana', wild woman, has been solved through DNA analysis
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Here is the news of what Dr. Bryan Sykes found after studying DNA samples of supposed Bigfoot-like creatures in Russia. Was Russian 'Bigfoot' actually an African slave?. Bryan Sykes, Professor of Human Genetics at the University of Oxford, has carried out DNA tests on saliva samples taken from descendants of Zana – a so-called 'wild…
Cryptozoology, Pseudoscience
Journal board tells Ketchum to knock it off
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The former directors of the Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Exploration in Zoology – JAMEZ – have warned Melba Ketchum to stop saying she bought their journal and obtained peer review for her Bigfoot DNA study. The dominos continue to fall as her study continues to degrade. Hard to imagine it can GET much lower but…
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The Bigfoot Files and Melba's big idea
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Just a quick post: two items regarding Bigfoot, DNA and perhaps rivalry. Yesterday, the first of a three-part documentary series aired on British TV featuring Dr. Bryan Sykes and his results from the Oxford-Lausanne DNA project. DN staff was able to obtain a copy and I wrote a review. Bottom line – it's WELL worth seeing.…
Not Yeti, says Sykes. Bear with us. (UPDATE)
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We have news from the Sykes study. New research finds 'Bigfoot' DNA matches rare bear – The Independent. New DNA research may have finally solved the mystery of the yeti. Tests on hair samples were found to have a genetic match with an ancient polar bear, with scientists believing there could be a sub species…
Discoveries, Questionable claims
A bloody mess: Relic from king's death is questioned
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First hint of Sykes' Yeti book
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Professor Sykes' new book, tentatively entitled "Quest for the Yeti", has been announced. This information describes the rights for the book (but not in the U.S., so it's possible U.S. readers will have to wait a bit longer). There is no release date listed. Genetics professor investigates the Yeti | The Bookseller. Bryan Sykes, professor…
Bigfoot Matilda is High Definition grainy: What you would expect from Ketchum-Erickson
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More from Melba… As is the usual pattern, the news is less than impressive. Bigfoot is real, research teams claim | wfaa.com Dallas – Fort Worth. A team of Sasquatch researchers screened what it called "never before seen HD video" of Bigfoot on Tuesday. During a news conference, they played several short clips that purported…


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Serves: 2
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- 1 egg
- 1 slice(s) bread, torn into small pieces
- 1 tablespoon(s) finely chopped onion
- 1/2 pound(s) ground beef
- 2 teaspoon(s) vegetable oil, optional
- 1 can(s) (10-3/4 oz) condensed golden mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup(s) water
- 1 jar(s) (4-1/2 oz) whole mushrooms, drained
- In a bowl, combine the egg, bread and onion; crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into two oval patties. In a nonstick skillet over medium heat, brown patties on both sides (in oil, if desired); drain. Combine the soup, water, mushrooms and dash of pepper; pour over patties. Bring to a boil; reduce heat; cover and simmer until meat is no longer pink.
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David Fleming appears in the following:
Emanuel Celler
Sunday, March 17, 1957
This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically or socially appropriate.
Congressman Celler answers questions from high school students.
Moderated by Marvin Sleeper.
Panelists: Linda McGhee, Anne Langenheim, David Fleming, and John Tannehill


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SEC audacious a check in the end, Goldman Sachs, this time all the tricks are exposed, always to the interests of customers, which is Goldman Sachs paid lip pursuit. John Paulson at the moment should steal laugh, the interests of Goldman Sachs for John Paulson, for the transaction of $ 15 million sponsorship fee, the CDS trading income of 841 million yuan, Goldman Sachs,soldes longchamp, the German is very uncomfortable
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Features & Use
Test devices:
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Android version: 4.1.1
Root: Yes
Modifications: Yes / Popcorn Kernel 11.5
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
Android version: 4.0.4
Root: Yes
Modifications: None
App details:
Runs as of: Android 2.2
Apps2SD: Could not be detected on Galaxy Nexus
Optimised for Ice Cream Sandwich / Jellybean: No
Optimised for tablets: Could not be installed on the Galaxy Tab 10.1
Permissions: All permissions are required and essential for the app to perform as it should.
The Europcar app is 12MB and is easy to install.
Let's dive right into the practicalities. Once the app is installed you will be prompted to select your country of residence. Then comes the main menu which harbours all of the app's options and features:
- Station finder: It picks up your current location and displays the stations in your immediate vicinity. You may also do targeted searches for specific cities. Along with list and map views the app also has an integrated AR feature which starts up the camera and then uses the GPS, compass and position sensor to pick out the nearest stations, making finding a Europcar point very easy.
- Reservations: The app's centrepiece and the reason why most users will be using the Europcar app in the first place. It makes making bookings nice and simple. You start off by selecting a station and time frame and the app produces a list of available vehicles and their rates. During my test the station nearest me had everything on offer, ranging from a small Fiat to an Audi A6 or even VW van. A great feature: you can compare Europcar rates with other car rental companies'. And: there is an option to check out every vehicle's features and extras.
- My Profile: The app stores you name and contact info as well as personal Europcar ID – provided you have one – which makes renting cars that much faster and easier.
- Display/Change: Displays all reservations.
- Further services: This is where you can get in touch for support or to notify Europcar of damages and the like. The car finder is also located here. This is a useful little tool that will allow you to take a quick snapshot of the vehicle and save its location via GPS, making it easy to find it again later on.
Bottom line:
The Europcar app is the full package and nothing has been left out: there are options for locating stations, getting help and support, booking vehicles and managing reservations... In short: the app is pretty much everything we'd want it to be—and then some!
Screen & Controls
A few details would benefit from improvements and grooming. For instance, on the Galaxy Nexus the menu button is always displayed even when nothing is happening within the app.
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We didn't experience any crashing or other issues with the Europcar app's stability.
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Price/Performance Ratio
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