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She took a break from her pacing to drop her long frame on to the plush seat in the corner, eyes closing involuntarily as soon as her body came to rest. I excused herself from the group, offering a halfhearted comment to Tash's questioning look. Brooke had dropped a note on her desk in Miss Franklin's class and I didn't want to keep her waiting. Brooke had looked so lost and afraid as I walked away the night before. I had wanted to rush back to her and hold her until the strength returned to those fragile blue eyes. But I hadn't. In that moment, standing on a beach in the chilled air of night, I had acknowledged exactly how I felt for Brooke. Had I returned to the blonde's arms I had no doubt that my true feelings would have been painfully obvious. I steadied my breathing and pushed open the door to the toilet. Rounding the entrance, I stopped in my tracks. 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There was something else there too, something that Brooke had noticed before but chosen - consciously or not - to ignore. Brooke thought hard for a moment before having to admit to herself that no one else looked at her in that way. Not even Jai, who professed the depth of his feelings for her at ever opportunity. Only I seemed to look directly at her, the real her, the Brooke that Brooke truly believed herself to be. It was terrifying and exhilarating but Brooke pulled back from the swirl of her thoughts. She wasn't going to take advantage of me, just to satisfy her own needs. Brooke's eyes fell to my lips, she had no doubt that the I would respond if she initiated something. Images of their lips pressed together chased through her and Brooke fought to calm her body's response. The intensity of her reaction shocked her and Brooke turned away and rubbed at her reddened face. 'Brooke?' I had watched the emotions play across her features, trying to catalogue the rapid changes. When blue eyes had dropped to my lips and a blush had coloured Brooke's cheeks, I had allowed myself a second to hope. Then Brooke was withdrawing from me and I wondered if I had wrongly identified the emotions I had just witnessed. Brooke returned her attention to my face, angling her body back towards the me. She took in my eyes now tinged with hurt and the slump of my shoulders. In not wanting to hurt me, she'd gone and done it anyway. This was just too confusing, even more confusing than the whole thing with Jai. Brooke reached out a tentative hand and stroked my cheek lightly. Maybe it was more confusing because there was more at stake. More emotion and more reward. Slowly, Brooke leaned in to me, bringing our lips together in the gentlest of contact. 'Open the door!' Both of us rocked back, the banging on the door sounding unnaturally loud in the intensity of the moment. 'Open the fucking door!' 'It's Loz,' Brooke whispered. 'Yeah,' I flicked terrified eyes from Brooke to the door and back again. 'Right, that's it,' Loz's determined voice sounded through the door, 'Jai, knock that door down.' 'No!' I suddenly came to life, instinct taking over as I bounded off the seat towards the door. A booming contact rattled the wood before I could get to it and I quickly unlocked it and opened the portal. Jai barely halted his momentum, stopping himself from crashing in to me by inches. 'Out of my way,' Loz ordered as she barged past them heading for a stall. She threw an annoyed glance at Brooke before slamming the door shut, 'What were you doing in here, Brookie?'


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At each Grand Prix every team is given access to two specifications (or compounds) of dry-weather tyre. Unless conditions are wet, drivers must use both specifications during the race. The specifications can be visually differentiated by the colouring of the sidewall lettering: super soft - red; soft - yellow; medium - white; hard - orange.
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Come on now, people. Do you expect me to believe that the Revolutionaries would bring in someone so mainstream? Remember what they said when they opened the club almost a year ago? "I think we could be a unifying force," commented then spokesman Mike Feinberg. Think, "a 1960 Third World embassy being overrun by revolutionaries -- a guerrilla camp environment."
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By 10:30 p.m., half of the friends I have in the world had walked through the entrance that the compound designated for the masses. They were in there getting free vodka drinks and Presidente beer. I was thirsty. But I had to keep a lookout for that poor, rich girl and her well-being.
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No, I thought. Only Nicole.
Reality-television-show hosts Rachel Perry and Nick Zano arrived soon after, looking slightly dizzy from the circles they had apparently been driving around the block. They were both hot and red-carpet savvy, flirting with the cameras. Zano's eyes were fixated on Perry's backside, giving the impression that they were a couple, but he said they weren't -- blah, blah, blah.
'Round about 11:30 p.m., I chatted up the PR glamazon, Tara of Tara Inc., to get clued into the obvious rock-dance club disconnect, the sheer absurdity of an heiress like Nicole walking into a Revolutionary rock compound. She responded, "I think it's a brilliant concept. It's the best party when it's eclectic and everything comes together, not unlike a human paella." Paella? Hey, that's Spanish. Pulpos. Camarones. Viva la SoBe de Lauderdale!
Within minutes, I overheard a telephone conversation Tara was having with Nicole's entourage. It seemed that she and fiancé DJ AM had just left the Shore Club on Miami Beach, so it was going to be a while. Maybe Nicole was onto the Revolutionary plot. That would explain the two-hour delay in her arrival. It wasn't like any celebrity who cared about her fans would let them wait hours to be graced with her presence, talent, and eloquence on the red carpet.
At midnight, the free-booze freeload was going to turn back into the pumpkin that is Revolution's everyday drink prices. Man, was I getting parched, but if I left my post, Nicole could be in for a far worse fate. I had to warn her. A hellacious Hearst-like heist might detour her from Prada and Louis Vuitton.
Just past midnight, in a blur, a very average-looking man with brown hair and a red Coke shirt walked down the runway. He was followed shortly by a dress on a stick. No, wait, that was Nicole, who was surrounded by monstrous bodyguards. She'd be no use to the Revolutionaries. If you put a shotgun in her arms, they'd break off and fall to the floor.


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Northern Bobwhite, Colinus virginianus
Habitat: Brushy pastures, grassy roadsides, farmlands, and open woodlands.
Population Trend: Northern Bobwhite have been declining by almost 3% annually throughout their range since 1966, as shown by the red areas in the Breeding Bird Survey map below. Data from the Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) and Christmas Bird Count (CBC) show a very similar declining trend (below).
Scaled Quail, Callipepla squamata
Habitat: Dry grasslands and brushy deserts.
Population Trend: Scaled Quail are declining by 2.4% annually throughout their range, as shown by the red areas in the Breeding Bird Survey map below. Data from the BBS and CBC are closely matched for this species as well (below).
California Quail, Callipepla californica
Habitat: Brushy chaparral foothills and live-oak canyons; adjacent deserts and suburbs.
Population Trend: CBC data from the 1980s showed a significant decline of 1.6 % annually. Subsequent BBS data show a recovery in the 1990s.
Mountain Quail, Oreortyx pictus
Habitat: Dry mountains, brushy wooded areas, and chaparral.
Trend: CBC and BBS data may not accurately reflect the status of this
species. This species is believed to be declining in parts of its range
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Habitat: Desert thickets and arid country.
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Montezuma Quail, Cyrtonyx montezumae
Habitat: Grassy and brush-covered ground in pine-oak woodlands.
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Land-use at the broadest scale is the most important factor impacting quail populations. In particular, grazing practices that reduce the amount of cover are probably the single most important factor causing declines in many quail populations including Scaled Quail and Montezuma Quail. In other areas, suppression of regular fire regimes, conversion to agriculture, and development are important factors.
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We're not talking expensive high fashion here. We're talking about putting a little effort in. I walk around pretty much all year in my basic uniform of white t-shirt, hoodie, jeans, and Converse. Zero effort, little pride. I should know better.
I live in a building with a ton of seniors. They still care. Lord knows how long it takes them to get ready to walk, very slowly, to Safeway to do their daily shop. They respect themselves enough to know that while they could get away with wearing a long coat over their matching sweatsuit, they wouldn't dare try it. The ladies do their white hair, they put on a dress, some lipstick, if it's windy they tie on a bonnet, they wear shoes – not runners… and off they go. All this for their one hour and once daily venture outside of their suite. There are men I know – real men – in their late 80′s that would never leave the house without at least a button-up shirt, a vest, and a nice hat. Usually all of the above are brown, because that's how they roll. If a daughter is stopping by to take them to dinner (usually at around 5:30pm) then a tie is a must. That's class. Look at old pictures from hockey games. If you were lucky enough to head out to watch Rocket Richard play, the very least you could do was look like you cared about being there by dressing your best. Let's go one step further… and show our respect for the grown man or woman who clearly isn't laden with money but they're trying their hardest to present themselves with some dignity by piecing together an outfit from Salvation Army or Value Village. They care. Not what others think, but what they think of themselves. This isn't about brand names or money. It's about class. You can't buy class, but you can get it. Don't let it die.


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On Thursday, Nov. 15, the South Asia sub-committee of the International Education Committee at CSULB, will present a lecture and demonstration featuring Sruti Bandopadhay, one of the foremost Manipuri Dance artists of India. Manipuri, a classical dance form, is indigenous to the northeastern state of Manipur. As typical of the other classical dances forms of India, Manipuri dance is imbued with spiritual and religious content and flavor.
Bandopadhay will give two sessions in the University Student Union Ballroom, from 12:30-1:45 p.m. and 2-3:15 p.m..
"The graceful style of Manipur has attracted me from my childhood," said Sruti. "I find the expressions of my thought in the movements of my body and my training in Manipuri dance supports me to realize them."
Sruti has been performing extensively in the national and international circuit for the last 25 years. The National Television of India has awarded her a Top Grade in Manipuri Dance and she has received numerous awards and honors for her performances. Apart from being a performer of repute, Sruti has earned a Ph.D. in Dance with the Junior Research Fellowship awarded by the University Grants Commission of India. She is an associate professor in the Department of Dance of Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, India and is currently a Fulbright Fellow in the Department of World Arts and Culture at UCLA, where she teaches classes on Indian dance.
Sruti presents regular lecture demonstrations and workshops on Indian dance, writes regularly in national and international journals, guides student research, and conducts research on dance. Her creative and experimental work on dance with her Sruti Performing Troupe in India has received wide acclaim.
The event is open to campus and local communities. For more information, e-mail Jyotsna Pattnaik, co-chair of the South Asia committee, or call 562/985-9370.


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Bura, a card game. Another name – thirty-one.
Writer W. Shalamov, who spent 20 years in Stalin's camps, the most common calls borax card game thieves in the world.
You play against your opponent. Use a deck of 36.
Ace "T" is estimated at 11 points,
Ten "10" – 10,
King "K" – 4,
Queen "Q" – in 3,
Jack "J" – 2 points.
Other cards have no value.
Hand 3 cards to each player. Trump opened. You can walk from one card, with two or three cards of one suit. If the opponent hits the course map, it takes a bribe. If you can not beat, resets any map (the number of card move). After each player gets a bribe from a deck of cards on one card of each other, up to three cards in hand.
The player who first pick up 31 points in bribes. The combination of the three aces in the hands of the drill is called. The player with borax in the hands wins the game, regardless of the number of points in bribes.
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quote:Here's a Plain English take on United States v. Windsor, the DOMA case: The federal Defense of Marriage Act defines "marriage," for purposes of over a thousand federal laws and programs, as a union between a man and a woman only. Today the Court ruled, by a vote of five to four, in an opinion by Justice Kennedy, that the law is unconstitutional. The Court explained that the states have long had the responsibility of regulating and defining marriage, and some states have opted to allow same-sex couples to marry to give them the protection and dignity associated with marriage. By denying recognition to same-sex couples who are legally married, federal law discriminates against them to express disapproval of state-sanctioned same-sex marriage. This decision means that same-sex couples who are legally married must now be treated the same under federal law as married opposite-sex couples.
quote:Page 4 of the Roberts dissent in DOMA, talking about Prop 8: "We hold today that we lack jurisdiction to consider it in the particular context of Hollingsworth v. Perry."
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Thursday, May 13, 2010 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10133/1057960-100.stm Registration is open for the All Pro Dad Father & Kids Experience, hosted by Steelers coach Mike Tomlin and former Steelers center Jeff Hartings from 9 a.m. to noon June 5 at the UPMC Sports Performance Complex. The Father & Kids Experience is designed to provide bonding opportunities for fathers and their children while they spend the morning running football-themed drills. "All Pro Dad is thankful for Coach Mike Tomlin who leads the charge for us in Pittsburgh," said Tony Dungy, national spokesman for All Pro Dad. "Mike is a father of three and understands the important balance between work and family, and he does a great job both on and off the field." Registration opens today online at AllProDad.com. Cost is $15 per family, which includes admission for one adult and up to four children. The event is recommended for children ages five and older. Advanced registration is required and early registration is encouraged as the event is expected to sell out. "We love seeing that this has become an annual outing for dads and kids," said Mark Merrill, founder and president of Family First, which is organizing the event. "Each year we bring new themes and insights into the program, so the format remains familiar, but the concepts are fresh for returning dads and kids." The All Pro Dad Father & Kids Experience is sponsored by Fed Ex, Degree Men, Bombardier, Giant Eagle, UPMC Sports Medicine, and media partners Comcast, 102.5 WDVE, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and KDKA-TV. Family First, a national non-profit organization based in Tampa, Fla., was launched in 1997 with the help of Dungy, former coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Indianapolis Colts. All Pro Dad features nearly 60 NFL players, coaches, and alumni who encourage men to be good fathers. Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10133...#ixzz0nuX1yoDF |
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During the initiation of immune responses, individual T cell clones recognize peptides presented by major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecules through T cell receptors (TCR). Within the TCR, the amino acid sequence of the third complementarity-determining region (CDR3) conveys fine antigen specificity. The DNA sequence at CDR3 defines a clonotype and serves as a fingerprint for the T cell lineage bearing it. The frequency with which a particular TCR clonotype is encountered can be taken to be a measure of clonal expansion. Often recognition of a particular antigen-MHC complex is mediated by TCR using identical V chains with very similar CDR amino acid sequences. Because of the degeneracy of the genetic code this can lead to responses characterized by multiple clonotypes that encode identical CDR3 amino acid sequences. Since antigen specific T cell responses are central to human immunity, and there is significant interest in the relationship between lymphocyte diversity and immunocompetence, the analysis of T cell repertoires is highly relevant. T cell repertoire analysis for the past decade has relied on spectratyping to characterize T cell receptor (TCR) families by size, followed by repetitive cloning/sequencing to resolve clonal diversity. As an alternative, researchers at the Medical College of Wisconsin have developed a novel, array assay that accurately identifies and quantifies T cell repertoires.
Among HLA-A2 individuals, response to influenza A M1 peptide is recognized by T cells expressing ß variable 17 (VB17) chains possessing the amino acid sequence IRSS. As a high-throughput alternative to cloning and sequencing, Dr. Hessner developed an array-based assay for quantitative detection of 108 IRSS encoding TCR. The assay design is illustrated below. The array is comprised of 108 63-mer probes. The probes were designed with a 23 nucleotide 5'-region specific for the Arabidopsis thaliana LTP4 gene; a 23 nucleotide polyA spacer, and a 17 nucleotide IRSS-specific region (sense strand) placed at the 3'-end of the probe. The A. thaliana specific region offers advantages in terms of quality control. Hybridization efficiency between highly related Cy5-labeled subject sequences was normalized by including a equimolar mix of Cy3-labeled synthetic targets representing all 108 arrayed probes. Analysis of T cell cultures determined that array-based clonotyping is a reliable, efficient, and cost effective approach that is at least as informative as traditional cloning and sequencing. This novel strategy is directly relevant to any researcher investigating T cell receptor usage. It is also applicable for quantitative genotyping of complex mixtures or highly polymorphic systems where the constituent sequences can differ by only one or a few nucleotides, such as human leukocyte antigen (HLA) system and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) genotyping.
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The adoption of catch share fisheries system was adopted in a poor nation with a in Namibia's, an underdeveloped country in need of nutrition and commerce, shows that market-based reform is not a Western notion that conflicts with traditional values.
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Ecosystem services such as clean water from forests are free, but now their value is being recognized. Entrepreneurs are developing markets for these services and providing incentives for conservation.
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Trinity 2: Trinity is the Answer
Mike Reeves
- Mike Reeves was formerly UCCF's Head of Theology, and is now Theologian-at-Large at Wales Evangelical School of Theology. View all resources by Mike Reeves
In the second of four talks, Mike Reeves examines the doctrine of the Trinity in the Eastern and Western Church.
Mike Reeves - Trinity 2
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2014 SUU Gymnastics Summer Camp -- July 7-10 (Week #1), July 10-13 (Weekend Camp) & July 14-17 (Week #2)
For more information and to register, please visit the official camp website - here.
General Information:
This SUU Summer Camp is for children ages 6-18 who are interested in the sport of gymnastics. Our Camp is geared specifically for female athletes ranging from Level 4 to those competing USAG Level 10. Overnight campers must be of the age of 8 or older (or turning eight within the calendar year). Campers will be grouped according to their skill level and/or age group. As best possible, we will try to accommodate friends into the same group. The staff is well-trained to excite and challenge gymnasts daily while providing a safe exercise environment for developing new skills.
It is implied that when you submit a complete registration form you will pay the $150 deposit (non-refundable) for each gymnast that registers. After you register you will receive a confirmation email from Kari Louthan with contact information. You can at that time make a choice on which payment option would be best for you.
Camp Fees:
Beginner camper (only offered during week #2): $135
Weekend overnight camper: $245
Day campers (week #1 or week #2): $320
Southern Utah Gymnastics Academy overnight campers: $415
Overnight campers: $465
Both weeks and weekend camper: $1065
Camp Fee Breakdown:
Day camp includes gymnastic instruction, use of gymnastic facilities, lunch, and a t-shirt.
Overnight camp and dinner/event option includes day camp benefits plus breakfast, extra gym time, dinner, use of housing facilities, and special evening activities. See camp schedule for more details.
Payment Options:
Full payment must be received by June 1 or a $25 late fee will be assessed. You may mail us a check (payable to SUGC or Southern Utah Gymnastics Camp) to the address at the bottom of the linked page, or call us with your credit card information. You can also pay online through the link below.
Medical Disclaimer:
(Applicants must provide proof of their own insurance. Without a copy of your insurance, your daughter may not be permitted to participate in any athletic activities.) Realizing that through this application, the activity for which I am engaging involves a certain amount of risk to me/my child, I hereby agree to assume all such risk or loss, damage or injury to the person and property of my child. I agree to release and indemnify SUGC, SUU, and its agents or employees from any and all such claims from loss, damage, or injury sustained while engaging in such activity. I also understand SUGC retains the right to use any photographs, videos, or other advertising for legitimate purposes. I have read and understand this disclaimer.
2014 SUU Gymnastics Beginner's Summer Camp -- July 14-17
For more information and to register, please visit the official camp website - here.
SUU Gymnastics will be hosting a beginner's gymnastics camp July 14-17, 2014. The camp will be available for girls ages 4-11 from 9 am - 12 pm. The camp will offer gymnastics instruction, an outside activity, t-shirt and a small snack. To register, please visit www.suugymnasticscamp.com and select "beginners camp" underneath the registration tab. For more information please contact contact Camp Director Kari Louthan at email@example.com or 801-787-7510. Camp fees are $135.
The SUU Gymnastics Beginner's Summer camp will be held in conjuction with the SUU Gymnastics Summer camp (week #2), giving fledgling gymnasts a chance to watch high-level gymnastics and motivating them to continue to improve their own skills while they are just starting out in the sport.
Early bird registration: Register on or before Feb. 15 to receive a 5% discount for week #1 or week #2.
Family discount: Day campers will receive 10% off the second child; overnighters will receive 5% off the second child.
Team discount: Clubs that bring 12 or more campers (within the same week) will receive a $15 credit for each athlete and will be given a free ice cream party.
**Discounts apply to week #1 or #2 camp price, minus the $150 deposit (no discounts apply for weekend campers).**
**No more than a 15% discount may be applied to an athlete's total bill.**


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The Kew Gardens Streetscaping Public Workshop was held at the Beaches Rec. Centre on March 18th. Residents from across the neighbourhood shared their ideas for the north end of the park and the stretch of Queen Street East immediately adjacent. Attached is a visual and written summary of the Workshop prepared by PLANT Architects.
Take a look at the Summary HERE.
Just in time to close out the summer, the renovations to Norwood Park are complete.
Check out the newly paved walkways and benches around the park.
Have a seat on the new benches by the shaded sandboxes.
As a result of the work planned on Kingston Road this summer, a new parkette at the corner of Kingston Road and Dundas will be constructed. The corner will be redesigned to be safer for pedestrians, driver and cyclists and new seating and green space will be installed. A public meeting was held last fall with local residents, the Councillor and planning staff.
Please let us know what you think!
Below are the conceptual drawings for the newly designed corner.
In July, the Councillor's Office organized a Main Square Madness Party for local residents. The area residents, the Councillor, and her staff got their hands dirty and began the process of beautifying a garden (behind the recreation centre). As well, Monica donated her time to paint some innovative murals for the area. The beautification project is now complete! Check out the pictures below. If you get a chance, visit the site and enjoy its new look.
Additional Pictures
Councillor McMahon adding mulch to garden Councillor's Office staff helped beautify the garden
Monica painting a mural Mural painted using silhouettes of children in the area
More murals by Monica


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Come Back
Scott Come Back ...come back .,,,I miss you already
Hollywood Baby!
Trip Start
Jan 09, 2006
Trip End
Aug 15, 2006
No earth quakes yet but I'm still hopeful. Have to make this one quick so we can make our taping. Tomorrow we're FIJI bound!
Later Babies, lets do lunch!
Scott & Rachel
Hey y'all. Carlos just told me the news! I can't believe y'all are going around the world! How awesome is that? I'll keep checking back........
hello 'mooners' (I love that by the way)
how's it going? Just checking out the blog for the first time...how cool is this!!!! So about now, I bet you're sipping on some fruitie rum drinks watching a beautiful sunset in FIGI...drink some for RED. As for the bets....you go girl...you can do it...just don't drink the water..ha..ha
PS-Oh yeah...Rach...Boo Boo is all good...luvin life...pooping outside with all us other bad kitties...I know you miss him, but know that he is in good paws. If only he would let me groom him...love,
AJ, Stevie, Tobie and Tyson


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Colorado Mammoth transition player Cameron Mann knows first-hand how devastating colon cancer can be. During his collegiate career at Jacksonville University, the reality of the disease hit home for the Ontario native.
"My good friend and teammate passed away from colon cancer after getting diagnosed my sophomore year," said the rookie.
Mann's 'Lacrosse Out' Colon Cancer jersey, which he will wear on March 8, is now in an online auction benefiting Rocky Mountain Cancer Assistance, a Colorado-based nonprofit organization that provides financial assistance for the basic living needs of cancer patients receiving treatment in the Centennial State.
To view the auction on eBay, click here or search keywords "Mammoth Lacrosse Out Cancer". The one-day auction ends this Fri., Jan. 31 at 2pm MT.


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American Idol Season 2 Winner Ruben Studdard will compete on another reality show – the 15th installment of The Biggest Loser, which airs this fall on NBC!!
Studdard, 35, who was nicknamed the Velvet Teddy Bear for his cuddly physique and silky-smooth vocals is ready to change that image in the name of health.
One time the R&B singer dropped 70 pounds, but he started gaining it back after he got divorced last year.
He says his family has a history of high blood pressure, diabetes and heart problems. He says if he doesn't "fix things now," he'll be in trouble.
How do you think Ruben will do on The Biggest Loser? Will you be watching??


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The first practice following the players' first off day at Seahawks training camp presented by Bing attracted a crowd of 2,575 fans – including one who was wearing No. 16 University of Wisconsin jersey; another who watched December's 42-13 victory over the 49ers from the sideline; and another who had visions of snowflakes dancing in his head.
Joe Fleury
Age: 33
From: Ballard
Fan since: "Since I was little," said Fleury, who was accompanied by his son – Kayden, 10; and daughter, Mason, 2.
Favorite current player:
Favorite all-time Seahawk: Curt Warner. "Just the way he ran the ball," Fleury said. "And he was a great college player (at Penn State)."
Favorite moment in franchise history: "Probably when Largent got the record for touchdowns," he said of the 1989 game against the Bengals in Cincinnati when Steve Largent caught the 100th – and final – TD pass of his career to break the NFL all-time record that had been held by Don Hutson.
Linda Cowan
Age: 46
From: Everett
Fan since: "Since I was a kid. Back in the Kingdome, my parents had season tickets."
Favorite current player: She pointed to the No. 3 Russell Wilson jersey she was wearing. "Because of his integrity, and he's hardworking and a good leader; disciplined and illuminating.
Favorite all-time Seahawk: "Back in the era of Dan Doornink and Steve Largent and Jim Zorn and all those guys. Dan Doornink is from eastern Washington, and they were just good, solid, all-around people."
Favorite moment in franchise history: "The last game against the 49ers last year. I'm actually a good friend of one of the photographers for the Seahawks (Larry Maurer), so he had me support him. I was carrying all his gear. I was right at the end zone when
Josiah Garmas
Age: 11
From: Everett
Fan since: "Forever," said Garmas, who was with his father, Travis; and his father's friend, Steven Stromberg.
Favorite current player: "I don't know. I don't have a favorite player."
Favorite all-time Seahawk: "I don't know," said Garmas, who was wearing a Patrick Kerney No. 97 jersey. "I don't have a favorite. I like them all."
Favorite moment in franchise history: "It's when it was snowing," he said of the Monday night game against the Packers in 2006 at CenturyLink Field. "I was 4, so that's the only thing I remember – that it was snowing."


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Development and validation of a versatile model for predicting growth of Clostridium perfringens during cooling of meat
Project Code: B14008
University of Reading, School of Food Biosciences, Food Microbial Sciences Unit.
Loder, C ;
Kingston University
Kelly, A; Mackey, B;
University of Reading, School of Food Biosciences, Food Microbial Sciences Unit.
Robbins, P; Fryer, P
Clostridium perfringens is the main single cause of food poisoning associated with red meat, and the Food Standards Agency has identified it as a target organisms in its strategy for reducing the incidence of foodborne illness by 20% by April 2006. Between 500 and 1500 cases are reported each year in England and Wales but the real total may be much higher than this (CDR 1997). Spores of C. perfringens are able to survive normal cooking and can germinate and outgrow if food is not properly cooled. Outbreaks of foodborne
illness typically occur in hotels, restaurants, hospitals or residential homes and are often caused by poor temperature control during the handling of cooked meats in these establishments. There is also concern that large commercial cooked meat products that take several hours to cool may also be at risk from growth of C. perfringens. There is little prospect of completely preventing contamination of meat by C. perfringens because the organism occurs ubiquitously in the soil and is found in the gut of healthy animals. The
Food Standards Agency has therefore identified cooking and cooling as critical points for controlling this pathogen.
Guidance on the handling of cooked meats under domestic or commercial conditions is contained in various regulations, guidelines and codes of practice and has been summarised by Gaze et al. (Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association. Report no. MB/REP/16286/1, 1996). Despite the usefulness of these guidelines they do not provide specific information on the actual extent of growth that is likely to occur under different cooling regimes. It is therefore difficult to evaluate and compare the risks associated with different commercial or domestic cooking and cooling practices. A model is therefore required that can predict growth of C. perfringens under a wide range of cooling profiles including more complex ones.
The aim of this work was to develop and test a model for predicting growth of C. perfringens at different regions within a cooked food during cooling. It was seen as being complementary to related projects at the Institute of Food Research Norwich, CCFRA and the Health Protection Agency. The work at Reading was conducted in collaboration with the Chemical Engineering Department at Birmingham University,
The project consisted of the following main elements: (i) development and validation of a mathematical model to predict temperature profiles at different regions of a food during heating and cooling (ii) validation of the Norwich C. perfringens growth model under appropriate changing temperature conditions (iii) combining the temperature and growth models to be able to predict growth at different regions in a food during cooling and (iv) validation of the combined model.
Model food systems were developed consisting of (i) clostridial growth medium solidified with a gelling agent (gelrite) contained in cylindrical plastic `sausage' casings or (ii) minced beef packed into casings of the same size. The gelling agent remained solid above 100ºC and allowed experiments to be conducted in this temperature range if necessary. Growth of C. perfringens could be followed after being subjected to different heating and cooling regimes. Two sizes of sausage were used: large (13-14 cm diameter) or small
(3 cm diameter).
Computer code was written in MATLAB to solve engineering equations for predicting the dynamically changing temperature profiles within the cylinders during heating. The resultant predictive model was tested experimentally with thermocouples placed in the gelrite or minced beef sausages. Temperatures measured within the sausages at the centre or at
different radii were very close to those predicted by the model under a range of different heating and cooling conditions.
Growth of C. perfringens in liquid medium (Reinforced clostridial medium containing minced beef) was followed at a range of constant or changing temperatures and the viable counts compared with predicted values. The agreement between predicted growth and experimental results was very good provided the adjustment index parameter was set at 0.01 or in some cases 0.001. There were no major differences in the extent of the lag phase between spore and vegetative cell inocula under these conditions.
The C. perfringens growth model was incorporated in the MATLAB temperature predictor model and simulation studies were carried out comparing growth at different regions of a large cylindrical food product under different cooling regimes. Preliminary validation studies with the small sausage gave good agreement between model and experiment.
The ability to calculate internal temperatures and consequent microbial growth as a function of external temperatures and product size permits simulation exercises that will help to identify critical factors in risk assessment. The model can be extended to allow temperature profiles and microbial growth to be simulated in other in other shaped bodies using appropriate numerical methods. This results of this project together with those of colleagues at IFR Norwich, CCFRA and HPA will provide the Food Standards Agency with a powerful tool for evaluating the risk of C. perfringens growth under different heating and cooling conditions, and will be an educational resource for the Food and Catering Industries and Enforcement Agencies.
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An al Qaeda-linked militant who threatened France in court is facing the death penalty in the North African country of Mauritania.
El Khadim Ould Semane is accused of leading a deadly 2008 shoot-out in the capital, Nouakchott. The action left a police officer dead and wounded other security forces.
Semane is the founder and leader of the Mauritanian militant group called "Ansarou Allah," which means God's supporters. His group is affiliated with al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM).
He is among 19 defendants on trial in criminal court, which began deliberations in their cases Wednesday, and he is one of seven people who could be sentenced to death.
"I'm a mujahedeen. I have devoted my life to this mission and I ask the court to pronounce my death and cut my body into small pieces. This will expand my reward in the hereafter," Semane said.
AQIM believes France is its first enemy because it is helping the Mauritanian government quash the movement and in court, Semane warned France of "dark nights."
The al Qaeda-affiliated group claimed responsibility for abducting seven hostages in Niger recently. Five are French, one is Togolese, and the other is from Madagascar.


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FHA 203k loans and Manufactured homes?
Is it possible to get a FHA 203K loan on a manufactured home (this is not a trailer park home)?
This home is in foreclosure and has some light damage to the blocks along one wall of the basement (hubby is a contractor). It's something we'd fix on our own, definately livable in the mean time. The bank that holds the title wants it done prior to move in but since it is in foreclosure and 'as is' the bank is unwilling to do it. It seems we are the 10th offer on the house but no one seems to be able to get the appropriate loan.
A 203k is a type of loan not the price. The home is permanantly affixed to the foundation. It is NOT a mobile home.
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For those of you who struggle with loving your body
and KNOW there has to be a better way
Who know there's got to be more to it than just eat less/exercise more
See below what the following experts are going to share are the REAL reasons you struggle with being happy with your body - it's not about calories or willpower!
Thanks a lot for organizing this telesummit for us, it's really great and the topic is great! I'm 32 y.o. And I'm slimming (or trying to…) since I was 12 y.o., I've always been obsessed with my weight (even if it's not that critical – 10 kg extra) and I've always been an emotional eater. It's for the 1st time in my life that I start to understand how to overcome this (and that it's not too late! I always thought it was too late for me with so many years of constant overeating). I love every single call and I'm looking forward to the next speakers.
Natalia, Moscow, Russia
First let me say a big THANK YOU! for this event.
I especially like the length of the sessions (long enough to be packed with content, but not overwhelming in length) and the spacing of the interviews (enough time lapse for listening, taking notes, pondering and beginning to use what resonated).
I am 65 years old and have struggled with my weight since age 7 or 8. Thanks to the information presented in these sessions, I no longer feel enslaved to food or the scales.
Linda, Oklahoma


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Entertainment News
Jay Leno's Final Guests On Tonight Revealed
American late-night talk show host Jay Leno has opted to close his 22-year run at NBC's The Tonight Show with a nod to the future and the past.
Leno's heir apparent, Jimmy Fallon, will kick off the outgoing host's week with a guest appearance on February 3.
Fallon is taking over the gig after hosting NBC's Late Night since 2009.
Leno's final night, on February 6, will feature Billy Crystal, who was his first guest in May 1992 when he succeeded Johnny Carson.
Country superstar Garth Brooks will also appear.
Leno's last week will also include Betty White, Matthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, country singer Blake Shelton, musician Lyle Lovett and former NBA star Charles Barkley.
Fallon starts his run on February 17 during the second week of the network's Winter Olympics coverage.
Will Smith and U2 have been booked as guests for the former Saturday Night Live star's maiden Tonight spot.
The iconic late-night show is also moving from Los Angeles to New York when Fallon takes over.
Leno's departure marks the second time he has left the show.
Conan O'Brien replaced him in 2009, but after six months of poor ratings, O'Brien was out and Leno returned.
NBC Entertainment president Robert Greenblatt is hoping to continue the network's relationship with Leno after he leaves late night TV.
"I would love him to do specials with us, and we've got ideas about other sorts of shows he can host," said Mr Greenblatt.
"As he told me recently, NBC has really been his only home."
He said Leno did not want to discuss his future until he finished his final week.
:: Watch Sky News live on television, on Sky channel 501, Virgin Media channel 602, Freeview channel 82 and Freesat channel 202.


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Airport Taxi Services
Airport Travel South West
Airport travel south west specialise in airport transfers and long distance travel solutions from and to the Winsford area. A door to door service by a friendly local company, with competitive prices fixed on booking. Contact Clive for more information.
web: www.airporttravelsouthwest.co.uk
Tel: 0800 619 0363 Mobile: 07703 184188
Carpentry and Joinery
Grant Kelly Carpentry and Joinery
Tel: (01643) 851606
George Strickland
Tel: (01643) 851384
Car Hire
Winsford Car Hire with Driver
Drum Circle Workshops
Drum Circles are a therapeutic and highly enjoyable group experience suitable for anyone, no musical ability necessary.
I am a drum circle facilitator available to run workshops at your business, school or community.
Garage Services
Winsford Garage
All makes of car & 4X4 serviced & repaired. Engine diagnostics, 4 wheel alignment, tyres, batteries & exhausts. Courtesey car available.
Open Mon -Fri 8.30 - 5.30
Music Tuition
Josh West
One to one drum kit tuition in varying styles; Rock, Jazz, Funk etc.
If you have your own kit I can come to you otherwise lessons at Hunters Rest, Porlock.
Price: £20 per hour
Post Offices and Stores
Winsford Stores and Post Office
Village shop with local foods and home baked meals a speciality. Daily & weekly newspapers & magazines. Local deliveries. Orders accepted for holiday homes. Major cards accepted.
Opening hours 8.30 13.00 and 14.00 17.00 (closed Tuesday and Saturday afternoons and all day Sunday). Post Office: Tuesday and Friday 10.00 12.00.
Tel: (01643) 851506
Jenny & Paul Lawson, Winsford Stores and Post Office
Web Site Design
Site Online
Community and Business Website design and programming service and the designer of this website.
web: www.siteonline.co.uk
Tel: (01643) 862349
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Gearheads go cute with 'My Little Top Gear'
Somebody out there wants to give gearheads and kids alike nightmares with a new video mashup crashing the toy-hyping "My Little Pony" cartoon with the BBC's long-running car show "Top Gear."
The East Coast gets hit by an earthquake. Steve Jobs resigns . They're doing a sequel to "Green Lantern." But, we can all take comfort in the fact that someone did a video mashup of "My Little Pony" and the car show "Top Gear."
The BBC's long-running show mixed with the animated pink-laden, toy-hyping "My Little Pony" gives new meaning to "horsepower" (and reminds us that some people have too much time on their hands).


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Mexico winger Andres Guardado has said he wants to take advantage of his opportunity at new club Bayer Leverkusen.
Bayer Leverkusen have completed the signing of Andres Guardado on loan until the end of the season from Valencia.
Valencia have announced the signing of Mexico midfielder Andres Guardado from Deportivo La Coruna on a four-year deal.
Deportivo de La Coruna president Augusto Lendoiro is resigned to losing Andres Guardado under the Bosman Ruling
Deportivo La Coruna's Andres Guardado has shrugged off speculation linking him with a move to England.
Skysports.com understands English duo Bolton Wanderers and Aston Villa are following Andreas Guardado.
Deportivo La Coruna players are seeing a top psychologist in a bid to turn their dire season around.
Mexico winger Andres Guardado has announced that he has no intention of quitting Deportivo La Coruna.
Niall Goeghegan apologises for his lack of favouritism and backs Mexico for victory in the opener.
Mexico's Rafael Marquez has returned to training after injuring his right leg last week.
Andres Guardado has dismissed speculation linking him with a move away from Deportivo La Coruna.
Deportivo La Coruna winger Andres Guardado has been ruled out for a minimum of two months with an injury.
Guillem Balague says that the opening weekend of La Liga was the weekend of wrong impressions.
Watch every goal from every game in the Football League on your computer, mobile or tablet...


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"Gitarren statt Knarren" or "Guitars instead of Weapons." Deadline: 30 November 2014
Press release in English by clicking on the above photo
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IANSA member, Gabriel Conte, from the Latin American Coalition for the Prevention of Armed Violence (CLAVE) meets with the Pope on 5 August 2014
Baffour Amoa addressed the UN First Committee on 28 October 2014 on behalf of IANSA.
IANSA has contributed to a submission to the UN Human Rights Council on violence against women in Honduras.
Please click on the links below to view the NGO Presentations held on 19 June 2014 at the Fifth Biennial Meeting of States, in front of member states at the UN New York headquarters.
Accreditation is now open for civil society representatives to attend the Fifth Biennial Meeting of States on small arms at the United Nations in New York from 16 - 20 June 2014.
This week has been chosen to coincide with the International Day of Peace, 21 September.
Suggested themes:
Gender, Women's and survivors' participation are cross cutting issues that will be highlighted across all themes.
Please send information on your Global Week of Action activities to: firstname.lastname@example.com
On 1 July, Nancy Chaverri, a school Principal in San Jose (Costa Rica) was shot in the head by a 17 year old student with a gun taken from his home. Nancy died on 11 July.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has applauded a joint action plan developed by the Caribbean Community of States (CARICOM) and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) to combat the problem of organised transnational crime and the proliferation of small arms and light weapons in Haiti.
In this 10th anniversary year of UN Security Council Resolution 1325, and to mark the beginning of the African Women's Decade, IANSA Women in East Africa called for stronger support and commitment from their governments.
Last week Jan Kamenju, Director of SRIC, was shot and critically injured by unknown assailants on his way home in Nairobi, Kenya.
Negotiations on an ATT are underway at UN Headquarters in New York.