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American Sisters have come a long way from baking Communion dough with tongs over an open fire - Activities for Exploring the Mass by Patricia Mathson
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"We know that providing authentic teaching on the Church and on the Eucharist is absolutely central to our catechesis. This is the case not least because of the intrinsic importance of these subjects but also because of the many misunderstandings and limited views people hold on both of these areas of the Faith. I would like to identify here some of the more common misunderstandings and limitations concerning the Church and the Eucharist. I also want to suggest that we catechise strongly on the two topics together in order to avoid falling into these difficulties. Catechesis on the Church and catechesis on the Eucharist in fact belong closely together for another, and deeper, reason - because, in the words of the Catechism, ???the Eucharist makes the Church??? (CCC 1396)."
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Season- and Age-related Reproductive Changes Based on Fecal Androgen Concentrations in Male Koalas, Phascolarctos cinereus.
Summary of "Season- and Age-related Reproductive Changes Based on Fecal Androgen Concentrations in Male Koalas, Phascolarctos cinereus."
The purposes of the present study were to clarify age- and season- related androgen patterns, and to compare the reproductive physiology between Japanese captive koala populations and Australian populations. To measure fecal androgens, feces were collected from male koalas (4.2 to 13.8 years of age) kept in Japanese zoos. Fecal androgens were extracted with methanol from the lyophilized samples and determined by enzyme immunoassay using 4-androstene-3,17-dione antibody. Fecal androgen concentration in male koalas increased after sexual maturation and remained relatively high until old age. In the survey with the Japanese zoo studbook of koalas, copulation (conception) month showed a pyramid shape with a peak in March to June (60.7%) in koalas born and reared in Japanese zoos and from July to April with the highest concentration in September to January (69.7%) in Australian institutes. Japanese zoo koala populations have a characteristic physiological cycle adapted to Japan's seasonal changes. The suitable month of year for copulation or conception in Japan is diametrically opposed to that in Australia. Mean fecal androgen concentrations by month in the males born and reared in Japan indicated annual changes with the highest concentration in May and the lowest value in November. Fecal androgen analysis may be a noninvasive alternative tool to monitor circulating testosterone and may be helpful in understanding reproductive activity and physiology in male koalas.
Laboratory of Animal Reproduction, Faculty of Applied Biological Sciences, Gifu University, Gifu 501-1193, Japan.
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Name: The Journal of reproduction and development
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Sep 29, 2004
The State Department has chosen Identix Inc. to provide facial-recognition software to be integrated into visa application processes. The Minnetonka, Minn., company said the contract is worth more than $2.2 million over the next 12 months from the initial options State has exercised by choosing it as the sole recipient of the Facial Recognition System and Integration Support contract.
The contract has one base year and four one-year options. It calls for Identix to provide its biometric discovery engine known as the Automated Biometric Identification System 3.0 in what the company calls the largest deployment of facial-recognition technology in the world to date.
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McKINNEY, Texas, Jan. 2, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Independent Bank Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:IBTX), the holding company for Independent Bank, today announced the completion of the acquisition of Live Oak Financial Corp. and its subsidiary, Live Oak State Bank, Dallas, Texas (collectively "Live Oak"), a Texas state chartered bank with total assets of $126.6 million, total deposits of $106.4 million, and total equity capital of $14.2 million at September 30, 2013. Live Oak is a full service commercial bank with one office located east of downtown Dallas.
Under the terms of the definitive agreement, Independent Bank Group issued approximately 235,626 shares of Independent Bank Group common stock and paid $10.0 million in cash for the outstanding shares of Live Oak common stock.
David Brooks, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Independent Bank Group commented "The completion of a second acquisition since our initial public offering is an important next step in executing our acquisition strategy. We are pleased to have the Live Oak leadership and employees join the Independent team."
About Independent Bank Group Independent Bank Group, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Independent Bank, provides a wide range of relationship-driven commercial banking products and services tailored to meet the needs of businesses, professionals and individuals. Independent Bank Group operates 30 full service banking locations with 22 located in the Dallas/North Texas region and eight located in the Austin/Central Texas region. As of September 30, 2013, Independent Bank Group had total assets of $1.955 billion, total loans of $1.556 billion and total deposits of $1.541 billion. In connection with the acquisition of Live Oak and the proposed acquisition of BOH Holdings, Inc., Independent Bank Group filed or will file with the Securities and Exchange Commission registration statements on Form S-4 to register the shares of Independent Bank Group's common stock issued to the shareholders of Live Oak, and to be issued to the shareholders of BOH Holdings, Inc. Each registration statement includes a proxy statement/prospectus which was sent to the shareholders of Live Oak and will be sent to the shareholders of BOH Holdings, Inc., seeking their approval of that transaction.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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7:00 PM ET, December 20, 2012
Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, North Carolina
Despite winning big in its first game as a No. 1 team since February 2011, Duke still isn't satisfied.
The Blue Devils will try to put together a more complete effort and notch their 100th straight nonconference victory at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Thursday when they host Elon in the second game of back-to-back contests.While it had to overcome a slow start, Duke (10-0) certainly looked like the nation's top-ranked team during a span of 7:13 on Wednesday night.The Blue Devils broke out of their early doldrums with a decisive 23-0 run that carried over into the second half and they pulled away for an 88-47 victory over Cornell.The 23-point run was Duke's second longest of the season, trailing only the school-record 30-point surge against Florida Gulf Coast on Nov. 18."I don't think that it's hit any of us that we're No. 1," guard Quinn Cook said. "We don't go out there like, `We're the No. 1 team, everything's going to happen like this.' That should be motivation -- we're the No. 1 team, we want to keep the spot."Cook finished with career-high 12 assists and just one turnover against the Big Red. Senior guard Seth Curry stayed hot with a game-high 20 points, hitting three 3-pointers and shooting 7 of 10 from the floor.After a four-point performance against Temple on Nov. 28, Curry has bounced back with 43 points on 14-of-21 shooting -- including 8 of 15 from 3-point range -- in his last two games.Senior forward Mason Plumlee hit all eight attempts from the field and finished with 18 points and nine rebounds. He ranks among the top 10 nationally with a 64.1 field-goal percentage.Duke shot a season-high 56.7 percent and has hit on 51.1 percent over its last four games.The Blue Devils have also made 31 of 73 (42.5 percent) from beyond the arc during that span, ranking among the top 3-point shooting teams in the country (39.2 percent).Playing its first game since Dec. 8, Duke had a sluggish start before turning it on to force a season-best 26 turnovers and hold Cornell to 22.6 percent shooting over the final 20 minutes."I didn't think we were ready defensively," coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "I think the last eight minutes of the first half, we started getting it, ended the half really well and the second half, we were terrific."Krzyzewski's team could be primed for a strong defensive showing against Elon, which has struggled from the field throughout most of the season.After a 4-1 start, the Phoenix (6-4) lost for the third time in five games on Saturday with a 78-73 overtime defeat at Massachusetts in the Hall of Fame Holiday Showcase.Junior guard Jack Isenbarger, the team leader at 14.7 points per game, paced Elon with 22 points but shot 6 of 20.Junior forward Lucas Troutman, who averages 14.6 points, has scored in double figures in nine straight games after adding 14 on Saturday.Elon has shot 33.0 percent in its last three games and will need to be far more efficient to have any chance at pulling a monumental upset.Duke was also ranked No. 1 when it defeated the Phoenix 98-72 in 2010-11, the only other meeting between the teams since Elon moved to Division I.SPONSORED HEADLINES
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Home Record | 12-3 | 16-0 |
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Current Streak | L1 | L1 |
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G A. Hamilton 7.4 | G Q. Cook 12.4 |
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Study: Divorced Women At Risk For Losing Health Insurance
As they pick up the pieces after divorce, many women find themselves without health insurance, according to a new study.
Researchers at the University of Michigan found that 115,000 U.S. women lose health insurance every year after divorce, and 65,000 still lack coverage months or even years later. (See: " Split time: kids, custody and insurance.")
The study exposes one more aspect of the precarious financial position many recently divorced women face. Medical debt contributes to 62 percent of personal bankruptcy filings, according to 2009 study published in the American Journal of Medicine. (See: " Love hurts: 5 insurance heartaches after divorce.")
Previous research has shown that women's incomes drop after divorce and that single people generally are not as healthy as married people. But little research has zeroed in on how divorce affects health insurance coverage, says lead author Bridget Lavelle, who conducted the study with UM sociologist Pamela Smock.
The study, published in December in the "Journal of Health and Social Behavior," examined U.S. longitudinal data from 1996 to 2007 on women ages 26 to 64. It did not look at the impact of divorce on men's health insurance coverage, although Lavelle says that would be a good topic for future research. According to the study, moderate-income women are more vulnerable to losing coverage than low-income and high-income women. Low-income women can qualify for Medicaid, and high-income women can usually afford to buy coverage. Moderate-income women who are dependents on their spouses' employer-sponsored health plans are especially at risk. (See: " Free women's preventive health services roll out under reform.") Here are some health insurance options to consider if you're facing divorce and depend on coverage from a spouse's plan: • Sign up for coverage at work if your own employer offers it. • Sign up for COBRA. Under the Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act, you can continue coverage through your ex-spouse's plan up to 36 months after divorce. Prepare for sticker shock -- you have to pay the premiums. COBRA applies to employers with at least 20 workers.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Normallly i'd go for Bosch replacements, but a guy at work has just said that a mate of his works for a BMW Stealership and said not to bother with Bosch as that leave a Carbon Residue on your windscreen. Anybody else heard this ? I've had a quick Google Search but can't find anything. Apparently Valeo are good too but I wouldn't know where to get them from. What brand do they sell at Audi ?
I've always used Valeo with no complaints. Not because of Bosch horror stories, but just because that's what my Dad's always stocked and therefore what I can get cheapest! Although, the new style ones without the cantilever doodads on the back seem to work really well. EDIT: Valeo are available from a lot of independant motor factors. Fairly sure GSF also sell them
Valeo are pretty good had them in the past, im sure they do a silencio range or something like that and they are pretty quiet actually.
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The Illinois Professional Licensing Consultants is a group of highly experienced attorneys and investigators who previously worked for the I.D.P.R. will represent and/or defend licensed professionals in cases involving the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, Illinois Department of Public Aid and Illinois Department of Public Health. In this monthly podcast series our attorneys and consultants will share news, tips and resources.
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Introducing Jacqueline Friedman-Stein
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Documentry filmmaker Jill Morley documented her journey into boxing and tells stories of the many female pugilists she encounters along the way in the award winning documentry "Fight Like a Girl".
Morley's story of abuse and depression is the main focus of the movie, which proves fighting is not only a physical game but a mental one as well. Each fighter including Morely must not only fight opponents and fatigue; they also must overcome doubt, heartbreak, and past traumas.
Among them, a boxer looking to snap a losing streak (Kim Tomes), one on the rise in the sport but fighting ageism (Susan Merlucci), and an undefeated pro recovering from mental stumbling blocks as she seeks gold (Maureen Shea).
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The winter months brings many wonderful things – cold snowy nights, hot spiced cider and a good book read in front of the fire. However, these winter favorites can also act as triggers for a common, chronic skin condition called rosacea, characterized by bumps, pimples and redness on the face. These symptoms often cause sufferers stress and frustration. Dermatologist, Dr. Linda Stein Gold shares the latest news, tips and tricks the estimated 16 million Americans living with rosacea can consider to keep their condition from flaring up this winter and all year long.
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Guest Jill Widmann, medium and Animal Rights Advocate. Giving out mini readings!
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Alijandra's guest tonight is her former sister-in-law and long time friend, Jill Widmann. Jill, also known to family as Gillie, is a natural psychic and conscious medium. She will be doing readings for the listeners. She and Alijandra will also discuss a subject close to their hearts: animal rights and animal communication.
A lifelong vegetarian and then vegan, Jill has been an animal rights advocate since childhood. She has a background of service in a local major animal wildlife hospital as a certified wildlife caregiver. She is a naturally gifted intuitive who invents things and creates music in her sleep.
Her Facebook page, Jill K. Widmann, is connected to organizations and animal rights people all over the world. You can connect with her there, or call her at 916- 764-1388.
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In the field professionally 30 yrs, she is the founder/author of Healing with the Rainbow Rays, published in 1995. About 16 years ago, she began to develop the modality of "Transfigurational Matrix Healing". In the last 4 years, she developed the Rainbow Liquid Light work for ascension, which continues her work begun over 15 years ago on reversing the aging process and immortality. Her website is www.colorhealing.com. She has 3 popular sites on Facebook: Healing with the Rainbow Rays, Accelerated Manifesting, and Rainbow Dolphin Pod Healing. Her twitter site is alijandra7777.
Garth Stein, Caitlin Doughty, Chrysler Szarlan, Bill Hall
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She is the author of the best-selling books, "But I Love Him - Protecting Your Teen Daughter From Controlling, Abusive, Dating Relationships," which has been used as a textbook in countless high school and college courses—and "Destructive Relationships – A Guide to Changing the Unhealthy Relationships in Your Life." Her newest bestselling book, "But He Never Hit Me - The Devastating Cost of Non-Physical Abuse to Girls and Women," won the prestigious Publisher's Choice award.
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Orogeny refers to forces and events leading to a large structural deformation of the Earth's lithosphere (crust and uppermost mantle) due to the engagement of tectonic plates. Orogens or orogenic belts develop while a continental plate is crumpled and is pushed upwards to form mountain ranges, and involve a great range of geological processes collectively called orogenesis.[1][2] The word "orogeny" comes from the Greek (oros for "mountain" plus genesis for "creation" or "origin"),[3] and it is the primary mechanism by which mountains are built on continents. Geomorphology is the study of landforms and the processes that shape them.
Formation of an orogen is accomplished in part by the tectonic processes of subduction, where a continent rides forcefully over an oceanic plate (noncollisional orogens), or convergence of two or more continents (collisional orogens).[5]
Orogeny usually produces long arcuate (from arcuare, to bend like a bow) structures, known as orogenic belts. Generally, orogenic belts consist of long parallel strips of rock exhibiting similar characteristics along the length of the belt. Orogenic belts are associated with subduction zones, which consume crust, produce volcanoes, and build island arcs. The arcuate structure is attributed to the rigidity of the descending plate, and island arc cusps are related to tears in the descending lithosphere.[6] These island arcs may be added to a continent during an orogenic event.
The processes of orogeny can take tens of millions of years and build mountains from plains or the ocean floor. The topographic height of orogenic mountains is related to the principle of isostasy,[7] that is, a balance of the downward gravitational force upon an upthrust mountain range (composed of light, continental crust material) and the buoyant upward forces exerted by the dense underlying mantle.[8]
Frequently, rock formations that undergo orogeny are severely deformed and undergo metamorphism. During orogeny, deeply buried rocks may be pushed to the surface. Sea bottom and near shore material may cover some or all of the orogenic area. If the orogeny is due to two continents colliding, the resulting mountains can be very high (see Himalayas).
An orogenic event may be studied as: (a) a tectonic structural event, (b) as a geographical event, and (c) a chronological event. Orogenic events: (a) cause distinctive structural phenomena related to tectonic activity, (b) affect rocks and crust in particular regions, and (c) happen within a specific period.
An orogeny produces an orogen, or (mountain) range-foredeep-foreland system.
The foredeep is the subsidence zone ahead the mountain range toward the subsident plate which the pushed rocks strata of the mountain range converge toward; there post-orogenic sediments from the erosion of the rocks of the mountain range lifting up (molassic sediments) flow.
The foreland is the zone ahead the foredeep, either of the geological succession, or of the lateral transition of that, of the foredeep basement which molassic sediments flow on.
Although orogeny involves plate tectonics, the tectonic forces result in a variety of associated phenomena, including magmatization, metamorphism, crustal melting, and crustal thickening. Just what happens in a specific orogen depends upon the strength and rheology of the continental lithosphere, and how these properties change during orogenesis.
In addition to orogeny, the orogen once formed is subject to other processes, such as sedimentation and erosion.[2] The sequence of repeated cycles of sedimentation, deposition and erosion, followed by burial and metamorphism, and then by formation of granitic batholiths and tectonic uplift to form mountain chains, is called the orogenic cycle.[9][10] For example, the Caledonian Orogeny refers to the Silurian and Devonian events that resulted from the collision of Laurentia with Eastern Avalonia and other former fragments of Gondwana. The Caledonian Orogen resulted from these events and various others that are part of its peculiar orogenic cycle.[11]
In summary, an orogeny is a long-lived deformational episode during which many geological phenomena play a role. The orogeny of an orogen is only part of the orogen's orogenic cycle.
Erosion is a subsequent phase of the orogenic cycle. Erosion inevitably removes much of the mountains, exposing the core or mountain roots (metamorphic rocks brought to the surface from a depth of several kilometres). Such exhumation may be helped by isostatic movements balancing out the buoyancy of the evolving orogen. Debate exists about the extent to which erosion modifies the patterns of tectonic deformation (see erosion and tectonics). Thus, the final form of the majority of old orogenic belts is a long arcuate strip of crystalline metamorphic rocks sequentially below younger sediments which are thrust atop them and dip away from the orogenic core.
An orogen may be almost completely eroded away, and only recognizable by studying (old) rocks that bear traces of orogenesis. Orogens are usually long, thin, arcuate tracts of rock that have a pronounced linear structure resulting in terranes or blocks of deformed rocks, separated generally by suture zones or dipping thrust faults. These thrust faults carry relatively thin slices of rock (which are called nappes or thrust sheets, and differ from tectonic plates) from the core of the shortening orogen out toward the margins, and are intimately associated with folds and the development of metamorphism.[12]
The study of orogeny, coupled with biogeography (the study of the distribution and evolution of flora and fauna),[13] geography and mid ocean ridges in the 1950s and 1960s, contributed greatly to the theory of plate tectonics. Even at a very early stage, life played a significant role in the continued existence of oceans, by affecting the composition of the atmosphere. The existence of oceans is critical to sea-floor spreading and subduction.[14][15]
Mountain formation occurs through a number of mechanisms.[16][17][18]
Mountain complexes result from irregular successions of tectonic responses due to sea-floor spreading, shifting lithosphere plates, transform faults, and colliding, coupled and uncoupled continental margins.
—Peter J Coney[19]
Large modern orogenies often lie on the margins of continents; the Alleghenian (Appalachian), Laramide, and Andean orogenies are examples of these in the Americas. Older inactive orogenies, such as the Algoman, Penokean and Antler, are represented by deformed rocks and sedimentary basins further inland.
Areas that are rifting apart, such as mid-ocean ridges and the East African Rift, have mountains due to thermal buoyancy related to the hot mantle underneath them; this thermal buoyancy is known as dynamic topography. In strike-slip orogens, such as the San Andreas Fault, restraining bends result in regions of localized crustal shortening and mountain building without a plate-margin-wide orogeny. Hotspot volcanism results in the formation of isolated mountains and mountain chains that are not necessarily on tectonic plate boundaries.
Regions can also experience uplift as a result of delamination of the lithosphere, in which an unstable portion of cold lithospheric root drips down into the mantle, decreasing the density of the lithosphere and causing buoyant uplift.[20] An example is the Sierra Nevada in California. This range of fault-block mountains[21] experienced renewed uplift after a delamination of the lithosphere beneath them.[20][22]
Finally, uplift and erosion related to epeirogenesis (large-scale vertical motions of portions of continents without much associated folding, metamorphism, or deformation)[23] can create local topographic highs.
Mount Rundle on the TransCanada Highway between Banff and Canmore provides a classic example of a mountain cut in dipping-layered rocks. Millions of years ago a collision caused an orogeny forcing horizontal layers of an ancient ocean crust to be thrust up at an angle of 50-60º. That left Rundle with one sweeping, tree-lined smooth face, and one sharp, steep face where the edge of the uplifted layers are exposed.[24]
The collision causing the Columbia Orogeny occurred about 175 million years ago, and as the shock wave moved eastward, it forced huge masses of rock to crack and slide up over its neighbours. This is known as thrust faulting and was instrumental in the formation of the Rockies. The shock wave began piling up the western ranges, and then the main ranges, around 120 million years ago.
Before the development of geologic concepts during the 19th century, the presence of marine fossils in mountains was explained in Christian contexts as a result of the Biblical Deluge. This was an extension of Neoplatonic thought, which influenced early Christian writers[citation needed]. The 13th-century Dominican scholar Albert the Great posited that, as erosion was known to occur, there must be some process whereby new mountains and other land-forms were thrust up, or else there would eventually be no land; he suggested that marine fossils in mountainsides must once have been at the sea-floor.
Orogeny was used by Amanz Gressly (1840) and Jules Thurmann (1854) as orogenic in terms of the creation of mountain elevations, as the term mountain building was still used to describe the processes.
Elie de Beaumont (1852) used the evocative "Jaws of a Vise" theory to explain orogeny, but was more concerned with the height rather than the implicit structures created by and contained in orogenic belts. His theory essentially held that mountains were created by the squeezing of certain rocks.
Eduard Suess (1875) recognised the importance of horizontal movement of rocks. The concept of a precursor geosyncline or initial downward warping of the solid earth (Hall, 1859) prompted James Dwight Dana (1873) to include the concept of compression in the theories surrounding mountain-building. With hindsight, we can discount Dana's conjecture that this contraction was due to the cooling of the Earth (aka the cooling Earth theory).
The cooling Earth theory was the chief paradigm for most geologists until the 1960s. It was, in the context of orogeny, fiercely contested by proponents of vertical movements in the crust (similar to tephrotectonics), or convection within the asthenosphere or mantle.
Gustav Steinmann (1906) recognised different classes of orogenic belts, including the Alpine type orogenic belt, typified by a flysch and molasse geometry to the sediments; ophiolite sequences, tholeiitic basalts, and a nappe style fold structure.
In terms of recognising orogeny as an event, Leopold von Buch (1855) recognised that orogenies could be placed in time by bracketing between the youngest deformed rock and the oldest undeformed rock, a principle which is still in use today, though commonly investigated by geochronology using radiometric dating.
H.J. Zwart (1967)[25] drew attention to the metamorphic differences in orogenic belts, proposing three types, modified by W. S. Pitcher in 1979[26] and further modified as:[citation needed]
The advent of plate tectonics has explained the vast majority of orogenic belts and their features. The cooling earth theory (principally advanced by Descartes) is dispensed with, and tephrotectonic style vertical movements have been explained primarily by the process of isostasy.
Some oddities exist, where simple collisional tectonics are modified in a transform plate boundary, such as in New Zealand, or where island arc orogenies, for instance in New Guinea occur away from a continental backstop. Further complications such as Proterozoic continent-continent collisional orogens, explicitly the Musgrave Block in Australia, previously inexplicable (see Dennis, 1982) are being brought to light with the advent of seismic imaging techniques which can resolve the deep crust structure of orogenic belts.
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I am arriving in new York on Thursday after 4 months abroad and I am craving a good burger. I will be heading out to white plains from grand central but will have time for a lunch around there. I will have a few bags so it may be akward to sit in a restaurant. Any places fit the bill?
Responding to my own post. Looking at a hamburger today it looks like zaitzeff and bills bar and burgers are both reasonably close. Are either of those good options?
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I've not been, but if you are craving and need to stay n the vicinity of GC, then how about Michael Jordan's Steakhouse in Grand Central? Almost all steakhouse burgers that I've had were more than decent. How bad can it be?
I, too, crave insanely for burgers after a long stretch of travel to countries where burgers are not part of their culinary specialties.
If you crave the non-steakhouse ones, and have enough time to do it, then you can make a quick trek to Five Guys along 3rd Ave and 44th. While it's not near the top of my local burger preference list, it's got its fans to
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Junior's in the food court makes an excellent burger. If you want to walk a few blocks with your bags head down Lexington & 39th to Black Shack burger. They have a gourmet patty type burger that is excellent.
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Many of these places will be difficult to maneuver with "a few bags." Especially Five Guys -- it's hard enough to get a seat there at lunchtime. I think Rare is your best bet, not only are the burgers great but it's in a hotel, so I bet you could check your bags at the bellstand for a tip. There used to be a place to check bags at GCT, but it disappeared during the renovations.
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I don't like Black Shack at all. The burgers don't have much flavor and the fries are nothing special.
Never been to MJs. Another option nearby is Capital Grille. Very good burger and fries at the bar for $15 at lunch. Not sure how they handle luggage but they are very close to CGT and have a coat check so I suspect they've seen it before.
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One thing that sets high school speech and debate programs apart from other competitions like football and volleyball is the extent to which they depend on community volunteers for their success.
In most athletic competitions, players can rest assured that the referees and scorekeepers know the rules of the game and have had at least some minimal level of training in how to do the job. Not so in forensics.
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It can seem like a daunting task to sit in judgement of such highly skilled orators and debaters. Most of the competitors are so polished and well-rehearsed, people unfamiliar with the event can easily feel intimidated. What's amazing, though, is that it has a way of rising to the surface. The kids who advance to the finals and bring home the trophies tend to be the ones who can pull off a good performance no matter who the judges are.
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Congressional Debate Novice House:
Samantha Farb, freshman, second place.
Linda Liu, freshman, fourth place.
Genevieve Prescher, freshman, fifth place.
Congressional Debate Open House:
Carl Palmquist, junior, first place.
Kaitlyn Johnson, sophomore, third place.
Isaac March, sophomore, fifth place.
Lincoln-Douglas Debate:
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Hannah Moran, junior, second place.
Abby Schletzbaum, senior, third place.
Yang Yang Li, junior, fourth place.
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Kerrie Leinmiller-Renick, senior, fourth place, informative speaking; fifth place, poetry.
Sarah Lieberman, sophomore, sixth place, original oratory.
Marlee Yost-Wolff, sophomore, fifth place, original oratory.
Linda Liu, freshman, third place, domestic extemporaneous speaking.
Carl Palmquist, junior, first place (state qualifier), impromptu speaking; fourth place, foreign extemporaneous speaking.
Hannah Moran, junior, fifth place, prose; second place (state qualifier), foreign extemporaneous speaking.
Alex Houston, junior, fifth place, impromptu speaking; first place (state qualifier), foreign extemporaneous speaking.
Abby Schletzbaum, senior, fourth place, impromptu speaking.
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1The scoop on sprouted grains
3Flowers' chairman reflects on leadership, outlook for future
5Shiver says Flowers pursuing improved freshness
1New company buys former AnaCon Foods assets
2Sodium: To reduce or not to reduce
3Hostess finds new thrift store outlet
4Flowers acquires Roman Meal trademark in North America
5ConAgra seeking healthier sales for Healthy Choice
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