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Dictionary » R » Redeem Redeemredeem 1. To purchase back; to regain possession of by payment of a stipulated price; to repurchase. If a man sell a dwelling house in a walled city, then he may redeem it within a whole year after it is sold. (Lev. Xxv. 29) 2. Hence, specifically: To regain by performing the obligation or condition stated; to discharge the obligation mentioned in, as a promissory note, bond, or other evidence of debt; as, to redeem bank notes with coin. 3. To ransom, liberate, or rescue from captivity or bondage, or from any obligation or liability to suffer or to be forfeited, by paying a price or ransom; to ransom; to rescue; to recover; as, to redeem a captive, a pledge, and the like. Redeem Israel, O god, out of all his troubles. (Ps. Xxv. 22) The Almighty from the grave Hath me redeemed. (Sandys) 4. Hence, to rescue and deliver from the bondage of sin and the penalties of God's violated law. Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us. (gal. Iii. 13) 5. To make good by performing fully; to fulfill; as, to redeem one's promises. I will redeem all this on Percy's head. (Shak) 6. To pay the penalty of; to make amends for; to serve as an equivalent or offset for; to atone for; to compensate; as, to redeem an error. Which of ye will be mortal, to redeem Man's mortal crime? (milton) It is a chance which does redeem all sorrows. (Shak) To redeem the time, to make the best use of it. Origin: F. Redimer, L. Redimere; pref. Red-, re- re- _ emere, emptum, to buy, originally, to take, cf. OIr. Em (in comp), Lith. Imti. Cf. Assume, Consume, Exempt, Premium, Prompt, Ransom. Please contribute to this project, if you have more information about this term feel free to edit this page Results from our forumDNA = Chromosome... is 1 half chromosome floating around looking for a partner. You have to drop the idea that there are 23. Only if the X and Y form a pair can you redeem yourself. So give me a reference to a published paper that is based on research which shows that X and Y form a pair just like the autosomes ...
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Conferences and Lectures
The UCLA Division of Digestive Diseases sponsors, attends, and/or participates in numerous events during the course of every year.
The list below details upcoming events in which UCLA GI faculty will be involved. The events on this page are highly specialized seminars designed to enhance the knowledge of trained physicians, surgeons, researchers, nurses and other allied healthcare professionals. When available, the event description will conclude with a link to websites devoted especially to the specific event.
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The InterContinental Marseille-Hotel Dieu, Marseille: review
1 Place Daviel, 13002 MarseilleShow on map
The InterContinental Marseille-Hotel Dieu, in France, is a luxury Marseille hotel, offering an elegant terrace, a spa and a gastronomic restaurant, all housed in a grand 18th-century building
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Anthony Peregrine is based in France and has reported from there for 20 years or more. He also visits as much of the rest of Europe as he can.
The guests are everyone you'd expect to see at an Intercontinental - top-end businessmen, tourists rich enough to pay for the hotel's undoubted ability to reassure. There's little argument that, following its inauguration in spring 2013, the Intercontinental is becoming Marseille's hotel of reference.
Perched between the Panier district and the Vieux Port, with wide, sweeping views to the port, the city centre and Notre-Dame de la Garde. Within easy reach of everything in the city centre, though a fair old trek from the beaches.
The building was a hospital in the days when hospitals dispensed monumental authority along with enemas. The 18th-century façade - all dressed stone and arcades - rises with stunning nobility, more palatial than medicinal, and looks particularly grandiose when low-lit at night. An €125 million make-over has left the stone integrity of the interior intact, while adapting it quite brilliantly to the requirements of 21st-century hospitality. The effect is of wandering through ringing past and luxury present simultaneously, with contemporary design (and use of space) flattering old stones. The Clarins spa, fitness rooms and indoor pool fit right in there.
Sober with unshowy luxury - which fits the frame well, and provides everything you could need. The best are those at the front, with covered terraces from which, at night, Marseille looks like a lit-up model of itself.
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The hotel's keynote gastronomic restaurant, Alcyone, opened in autumn 2013 - a stylish spot for those who can afford from €58 (£48) for a main course. Chef Lionel Levy brings a decidedly inventive twist to Med cuisine. And he also oversees Les Fenêtres, a much more reasonably-priced brasserie which, with the cocktail bar, shares a wonderful first-floor terrace the size of a soccer pitch. Overlooked by the façade and overlooking Marseille, this terrace is one of the loveliest, most elegant spots for eating and drinking in the city.
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If you've got it, it will probably be well spent here.
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5:00 PM ET, October 11, 2008
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Passing: W. Tuitama (ARIZ) - 259 YDS
Rushing: T. Gerhart (STAN) - 24 CAR, 116 YDS, 1 TD
Receiving: T. Turner (ARIZ) - 10 REC, 175 YDS
STANFORD, Calif. -- Stanford has been wondering whether Alex Loukas would ever live up to his incredible potential. The junior finally did it against Arizona when the Cardinal were down to their third quarterback and their last chance.
Toby Gerhart dived across the goal line for a 1-yard score with 25 seconds left, capping an improbable last-minute drive led by Loukas in Stanford's 24-23 victory over the Wildcats on Saturday.
Aaron Zagory's extra point provided the decisive margin for the Cardinal (4-3, 3-1 Pac-10), who got their third victory in four games with a comeback led by Loukas, a remarkable athlete who ran and passed with equal aplomb during his high school career in Illinois. He struggled to earn playing time as a quarterback at Stanford, going 1-for-7 this year in brief action, and the Cardinal even lined him up as a receiver several times.
But Loukas was outstanding for 12 snaps against Arizona after replacing injured starter Tavita Pritchard and ineffective backup Jason Forcier in the fourth quarter. Loukas threw just one pass, but his 39 yards rushing finished the Wildcats in highly unlikely fashion.
"We have three good QBs," Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh said. "Alex got in there and called a couple of formations wrong, but he is a gifted athlete and a determined runner."
Loukas ran for 32 yards on four key plays during Stanford's 65-yard winning drive, which began with 5:42 to play after Jason Bondzio's second field goal of the fourth quarter for Arizona (4-2, 2-1).
After throwing a 21-yard pass to Ryan Whalen and making a key 16-yard run, Loukas gained 7 yards up the middle for a key first down at the Arizona 2 with about 90 seconds left. Gerhart scored two plays later.
"The whole game was back and forth, and it came down to that last drive," said Gerhart, who finished with 116 yards rushing. "We were moving the ball and believing we were going to finish it."
Terrell Turner set career highs with 10 catches for 175 yards for Arizona, which made two strong fourth-quarter drives that stalled inside the Stanford 5. Willie Tuitama went 22-of-34 for 259 yards, but couldn't get the Wildcats into the end zone late -- and Loukas somehow capitalized.
"We ended up kicking field goals instead of getting touchdowns, and that's something we haven't done all season long," said Tuitama, whose Wildcats scored on 25 of their 28 drives that reached inside their opponents' 20 in their first five games. "We definitely should have done better and made sure [Stanford's final drive] wasn't a factor."
Anthony Kimble rushed for 110 yards for Stanford, with a 70-yard sprint in the third quarter setting up a tying 1-yard TD plunge.
Pritchard went 13-for-17 for 113 yards before getting an apparent concussion on a hard tackle late in the first half. Forcier fumbled twice and threw an interception in the second half before Loukas replaced him for the final play of Stanford's next-to-last drive.
"The holes were there, and the line did an awesome job," Loukas said.
Nate Ness returned an interception 75 yards for a score late in the second quarter for Arizona. Mike Thomas, the Pac-10's leading receiver, had just four catches for 31 yards.
Turner's 38-yard catch between two Stanford defenders set up Bondzio's go-ahead field goal from 22 yards with 11:55 to play. Bondzio added another from 23 yards when Arizona's next long drive stalled.
"All we've got to do is get the ball in the end zone one of those times, and it puts pressure on them and gives us distance from them, but we just couldn't do it," Arizona offensive coordinator Sonny Dykes said.
Arizona took a 17-10 lead into halftime on Nic Grigsby's 25-yard scoring run and Ness' interception return down the Wildcats' sideline in a span of just over three minutes in the second quarter. Stanford got its only TD on an 88-yard drive in the first period, ending in Doug Baldwin's short catch.
Stanford replaced Pritchard to start the second half with Forcier, a junior transfer from Michigan who appeared briefly in two games earlier this season. Though Forcier made several miscues, Kimble broke a 70-yard run to the Arizona 2 on the next drive before pounding in the tying score.
Forcier fumbled another snap for a 20-yard loss after Bondzio's go-ahead field goal, and Harbaugh went to Loukas with 11:10 to play.
Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs | 16 | 21 |
Total Yards | 336 | 438 |
Passing | 259 | 152 |
Rushing | 77 | 286 |
Penalties | 6-42 | 4-45 |
3rd Down Conversions | 5-13 | 6-11 |
4th Down Conversions | 0-0 | 1-1 |
Turnovers | 0 | 3 |
Possession | 25:25 | 34:35 |
Scoring Summary
FG | 06:38 | Jason Bondzio 19 Yd | 3 | 0 | |
TD | 01:06 | Doug Baldwin 3 Yd Pass From Tavita Pritchard (Aaron Zagory Kick) | 3 | 7 | |
TD | 06:38 | Nicholas Grigsby 25 Yd Run (Jason Bondzio Kick) | 10 | 7 | |
TD | 03:35 | Nate Ness 75 Yd Interception Return (Jason Bondzio Kick) | 17 | 7 | |
FG | 00:09 | Aaron Zagory 22 Yd | 17 | 10 | |
TD | 04:20 | Anthony Kimble 1 Yd Run (Aaron Zagory Kick) | 17 | 17 | |
FG | 11:55 | Jason Bondzio 22 Yd | 20 | 17 | |
FG | 05:48 | Jason Bondzio 23 Yd | 23 | 17 | |
TD | 00:25 | Toby Gerhart 1 Yd Run (Aaron Zagory Kick) | 23 | 24 |


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Military Training Set For Minneapolis Skies
If you get surprised by a pack of military helicopters flying low over Southwest Minneapolis this week, don't panic.
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Aug 25, 2012
They said, "If you get surprised by a pack of military helicopters flying low over Southwest Minneapolis this week, don't panic."
Ok,let's analyze and assess the reasons WHY the military would be conducting urban training and flights in and around many major cities across the US. Thanks to the NDAA,the CON-US has been designated as a battlefield,civillians can be arrested and detained indefinately for no crime committed at all,returning US military have been designated as "potential terrorists" by our own govt,people who keep more than 7 days of food are considered potential terroriists(the list goes on). WHY are they training? They are conducting this training for several reasons.#1. To get civillians used to seeing a military presence and to accept police state patrolling. #2. Because the govt knows that when currency collapse happens,they will be locking down ALL major cities using military,federalized law enforcement agencies and UN/NATO foreign troops. #3.The govt also knows that there will be mass civil unrest within these cities because all those on welfare will be getting NO assistance from the govt,therefore,the urban combat training to keep order. This isn't about fighting terrorism,this is about fighting American citizens that are locked into the cities and are trying to survive. Those 700 million HP .40 cal rounds the DHS purchased? To be used on civillians that riot,loot and are unfortunate enough to be in the way. Those stop-go DHS checkpoint booths the DHS bought? To be used to seal off the cities from anyone getting in or out. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what the DHS and govt are up to. They're gearing up to fight US. WE are now the enemy. If seeing military patrolling in your streets and skies doesn't worry and terrify you,it SHOULD! They are getting their training finished up to deal with mass civil unrest when it happens,and it's going to happen sooner than most think. |
Aug 25, 2012
LMAOROTFu~! Tighten your tin foil hat wing nut !!!
Aug 26, 2012
Ahhh,it's Slewpidity again.... One of the faithful liberal sheeple who believes *everything* that the good master Obama tells him. You people make me laugh. It's incredible that Obama lovers like you can even exist without a brain! |
Aug 26, 2012
I see I hit a sore spot. Truth hurts doesn't it? Time to release your death grip you have on your Obama loving dick, take your hand OUT of your trousers and slap the shit out of yourself to see if there's any brains left in your grape,and secondly,to wake yourself up to the reality that is taking form in America. WAKEY WAKEY!HANDS OFF SNAKEY! |
Aug 26, 2012
What vile planet are you from? |
Aug 26, 2012
Is it any of YOUR business? Slewpidity here needs a good dose of reality because he's still drunk on the liberal kool aid like all of the Obamanite socialism supporters. It's my personal pleasure to wake people up to the threat that is growing in America,and if they refuse to awaken,then I show them(and the rest of the world) exactly how stupid and ignorant they really are. Besides,I am not the only one who thinks this guy's a cat fart sniffing twit. I have seen him haunting plenty of other forums and receiving the same lambasting from other more informed people. This guy's braindead. Smiley Slew= braindead,ignorant Obama dick lover. |
Aug 26, 2012
This is what a police state looks like!
Aug 26, 2012
This is what multiple moron posts, by you... looks like....
Aug 27, 2012
I gotta say,you DO amuse me and all I can do is shake my haed and be thankful that I am in no way even remotely related to a braindead liberal nutlicker like you. If I were related to you,I'd have drown you as a pup. You can go back to jerkin your gherkin now...seems you have nothing better to do with your pathetic life. |
Aug 28, 2012
Please step in front of a train. No one would miss you. |
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Aug 31, 2012
military 'copters are nothing new around here for sights. grew up with seeing them flying overhead at least once a week while growing up. they tend to be used as a way of traveling from one base to another here in Minn. stop the stupid attempt at trying to get folks to do a panic attack. sheesh. you sound like a drug crazed hippie. |
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That will be $90,000 down, please
The easiest part of buying a house in Vancouver is thinking you can actually afford it. You love the location, the weather and the vibe of being close to the mountains and the ocean. You and your partner are a professional couple and, because you do not have children, think it's a good time to make the biggest financial decision of your lives.
Everything is cool until you realize the average price of a detached house is $1.8 million, with a minimum down payment of $90,000.
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Even if you can manage to come up with the down payment, and even if the interest rates continue to stay as low as they have the past few years, you just can't see how you are going to pay off a mortgage of more than $1.7 million over 25 years. After all, a fixed five-year term at four per cent interest comes to $8,942 a month or $107,304 a year. By the way, those are after-tax dollars that do not include property taxes and insurance.
After you get over the shocking prices, you begin the trade-off game.
This approach is not for the faint of heart. But you are not yet ready to give up on the idea of a single-family house with a white picket fence, great boulevard trees and within walking distance of a coffee bar. So you get out a map of Metro Vancouver and begin thinking about living in the suburbs, which are cheaper -- the average single family home sold across the region for $1.17 million in May -- but have a lot of their own problems.
Commuting time is the first problem. While studies have shown many people are willing to put up with 40-minute commutes each way to work, commuting into Vancouver from suburban municipalities can sometime take more than an hour -- each way. That's more than 10 hours a week, or 40 hours a month, just sitting in a rapidly depreciating car that also requires gas, maintenance, parking fees and insurance. Then there is an increasing body of scientific evidence that suggests the continual stress of commuting can be hell on our minds and bodies.
Another problem with the suburbs is the suburbs themselves. Let's be charitable here: Sometimes the suburbs are OK. There are single-family homes, of course, leafy winding streets and sometimes they have sidewalks. There are parks for the kids and lots of really huge shopping malls full of big-box stores. But too often, they are boring and culturally deprived. You probably have never heard someone from the city say: "Honey, let's go to the suburbs."
So, you are your partner rule out the suburbs and ask yourselves if you could live in the city -- in a condo or a townhouse. It won't be a house and your square footage will be much diminished but at least you'll be in town close to, well, pretty much everything you have to drive to from the suburbs.
In Vancouver, however, condos and townhouses aren't exactly cheap -- the average condo price at the end of May was $557,000 while the average townhouse went for $794,000. You realize either will still require an amazing amount of your collective earnings.
By this time, you and your partner, if you are still talking to each other, are pretty damned depressed. It wasn't supposed to be this way.
You begin to wonder about housing alternatives. Sharing a house with Mom and Dad may make some financial sense, particularly if you have private entrances and separate kitchens, but it's not exactly an ideal situation.
Why not just rent? While renting has often been seen as the sad brother to home ownership, there are increasingly numbers of people, at least in Vancouver, and Europe and Asia, who have accepted that they will never own a home. And many are OK with that. They don't have to save for a down payment, they don't have to pay for or do home renovations, and they don't have to pay property taxes. They go on annual airplane vacations and some even buy a much cheaper recreational property that fulfils their pride of ownership.
According to RentBoard.ca, a one-bedroom apartment in Vancouver rents, on average, between $1,435 and $2,250 per month. A two-bedroom rents from $2,107 and $2,600 per month.
With an additional million people expected to move into the region in the next 30 years, from across Canada and around the world, and with Vancouver's already limited land base for housing, many predict house prices can only move one way -- up. That's the future.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 17, 2013 A11
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Alter, George C., Isabelle Devos, and Alison Kvetko. 2009. "Completing Life Histories with Imputed Exit Dates: A Method for Historical Data from Passive Registration Systems." Population, 64(2): 293-318.
Using family reconstitution methods, historical demographers are able to reconstruct life histories with data from vital records. In countries where they exist and where data are of good quality (notably in the Nordic countries, Belgium and the Netherlands), population registers can be used to describe the fertility and mortality of historical populations. A major problem with these data sources, however, is the under-reporting of information on migration. The presence of individuals remains certain so long as the events concerning them (or their family) are registered, but if no further information is recorded, there is no way of knowing whether they have migrated or not.
2 In this article, George Alter, Isabelle Devosand and Alison Kvetko estimate the migration probability of each subject "lost to observation" on the basis of his or her individual characteristics, then randomly impute an exit date. Bias due to missing data can thus be corrected by assigning an exit date to each subject. Classic event history analysis methods can then be used, as if individual records were complete up to the exit date.
3 Using a nineteenth-century population register of a Belgian municipality in which emigrants are identified and their exit date is known, the authors test their method and confirm its robustness, adding a simple and effective new instrument to the demographer's toolbox.
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