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While we know that exposure to pathogenic organisms can cause disease (e.g., stomach flu), little is known about whether there is a common core set of microbes (microbiome profile) that is shared between healthy people or individuals with the same disease. We already know that changes in diet, antibiotic treatment and various conditions, including obesity, may shift our normal bacterial balance. Small studies have shown a lower diversity of the gut microbiota found in Crohn's disease patients compared to unaffected individuals, raising questions about the possible role of commensal bacteria in disease development. Moreover, the fact that the major genes found to be associated with Crohn's disease are involved in the processing of microbial antigens and immune response further implicate commensal bacteria in the Crohn's disease risk.
Despite preliminary data indicating substantial differences in gut microbial content between healthy individuals of different racial and ethnic backgrounds, no studies have compared a composition of the bacteria between Ashkenazim and non-Jewish Europeans. It should not be surprising if such differences exist, given the unique dietary and lifestyle traditions observed by Jews including kosher food and a mandatory hand-washing before meals ("netilat yadaim") that could reduce exposure to infection. Therefore, under- or overrepresented microbiota in this population may help guide future efforts in developing novel treatments targeting commensal bacteria.
The use of isolated populations in genetic research has been demonstrated to be of special value by revealing how small inter-individual differences in their human genome sequence increase the chances of detecting mutations that are disease-associated. Therefore, to help advance our understanding of complex diseases, the Ashkenazi Genomic Consortium was established. The "Ashkenome" is a new collaborative initiative seeking to identify how the unique genetic make-up of this population contributes to various conditions, including diabetes, Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia, or aging. This information, along with microbiome data, can be used in future studies of more diverse populations and help lead to early diagnosis, a better means of prevention, and novel treatments for complex diseases such as Crohn's.
Inga Peter is the Associate Professor in the Department of Genetic and Genomic Sciences at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Her research interest is to identify variations in the human genome that can explain susceptibility to common diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and Crohn's disease that can lead to early prevention and personalized treatment of these conditions. She graduated from Tel Aviv University and completed her training at Tufts University in Boston. She lives in Westchester County, NY with her husband and 3 sons.
About the Author: Inga Peter is the Associate Professor in the Department of Genetic and Genomic Sciences at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Her research interest is to identify variations in the human genome that can explain susceptibility to common diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and Crohn's disease that can lead to early prevention and personalized treatment of these conditions. She graduated from Tel Aviv University and completed her training at Tufts University in Boston. She lives in Westchester County, NY with her husband and 3 sons.
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While we are all accustomed to the occasional recipe substitutions – swapping milk for creamer, applesauce for oil – gluten-free cooking is a whole different ballgame.
Until the year I decided to put a stop to all my tremors. I realized that if I wanted my family to experience Pesach and its preparations as uplifting and fulfilling, I'd have to relax and loosen up.
David looked up. "Hatzlacha, Dina," he smiled. "I hope everything goes well."
In 1756, when the ominous threat of Islamic terror against Jews reached Tunis as well, Friha became one of its tragic victims.
Are we allowed to lie for shalom bayis? It would seem so, but what might be a healthy guideline for when it's okay and when it's not?
The connection between what I experienced as a high school teenager and the adult I am today did not come easy to me.
Isn't therapy about being yourself; aren't there different ways for people to communicate with each other?
Jack was awarded a blue and gold first-place trophy, appropriately topped off with a golden bee.
Participating in ManiCures during the school day may feel like a break from learning, but the intended message to the students was loud and clear. Learning and chesed come in all forms, and can be fun.
Building campaign chairman Jack Gluck has led the effort over many years.
When using an extension cord always make sure to use the correct rated extension cord.
There was no question that when Mrs. Cohen entered the room to meet the teacher she was hostile from the outset.
Szold was among the founders and leaders (she served on its executive committee) of Ichud ("Unity"), a political group that campaigned against the creation of an independent, sovereign Jewish state in Eretz Yisrael.
My friend is a strong and capable Jewish woman, but she acted with a passivity that seemed out of character.
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the influential paper published by a Mount Sinai physician, Dr. Burrill Crohn, and his colleagues that for the first time characterized a disease associated with severe inflammation of the intestine. Patients with what was later named Crohn's disease develop diarrhea, fever, stomach pain, and often lose weight. Crohn's is now classified as an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks its own healthy tissue in the gastrointestinal tract, causing chronic inflammation. It affects young individuals, and, even though it is not curable, it can be treated and controlled by medications and surgery.
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Liver Biopsy
Before your liver biopsy, ask your doctor any questions you have.
During a liver biopsy, your doctor inserts a needle through your skin (percutaneous) and into your liver. He or she removes a small sample of liver tissue and sends it to a lab to be examined.
Getting ready
Be sure to have any blood tests that your doctor orders.
Stop taking aspirin and other medications as directed, one week before the biopsy.
Do not eat or drink anything after midnight before your biopsy.
Arrange for someone to drive you home after your biopsy.
Tell your doctor if you are taking any blood thinning medications, this includes aspirin.
During the procedure
After changing into a hospital gown, you lie on your back or your left side. Part of your body is draped.
Your health care provider checks your blood pressure, pulse, breathing, and temperature.
Your health care provider may give you a sedative through an IV (intravenous) line. He or she will also give you a local anesthetic in the skin around the biopsy site.
He or she inserts a small needle through a tiny incision in your abdominal wall into the liver.
A small sample of liver tissue is taken out. While this is done, you will be told to hold your breath. The needle is removed.
A health care provider places a bandage over the incision site. He or she may ask you to lie for a while on your right side. A pillow or special sandbag may be used to apply pressure to the incision site.
You will be monitored for a few hours after your biopsy and discharged home if you have no pain or signs of bleeding.
When to call your doctor
Call your doctor right away if you have any of the following:
Severe pain near the biopsy site or in your abdomen or chest
Fainting or feeling lightheaded
Trouble breathing
Bleeding from the incision site
Rectal bleeding
Distended abdomen
After the procedure
Have someone drive you home after your liver biopsy. You may feel some pain near the biopsy site or in your right shoulder (as a result of referral pain). Get plenty of rest. Avoid alcohol, heavy lifting, and exercise for a few days. Do not take aspirin. Follow your doctor's advice.
Getting your results
Getting your biopsy results may take a few days. When the results are ready, your doctor will discuss them with you.


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In early 2011, the Arab world erupted in protests. You probably remember it, remembering hearing about the Twitter storm. It seemed like the world would never be the same again. But, what looked like ordinary people taking power "back" didn't amount to much change. And, now, as you look at issues around the world, from More
Why Love Letters Matter
Over a lunch meeting recently, my colleague lit up as she told me about a recent letter she got. It was written by hand, she said. And thanked her for mentorship and support during a year-long fellowship. It went onto spell out what had happened with the person's career as a result. The hand-written letter More
Leading the Life You Want
When Stew Friedman and I first met, he shared his life's work, to design places of work that work for us humans. We talked long into the night. Last week, Harvard Press released Stew's latest's ideas into the world, entitled Leading the Life You Want (link to buy). It holds some wisdom for how to More
How to Invent the Future
A few weeks from now, at the Drucker Forum, a "management congress" is coming together shape the future. And they asked, in preparation for that, for each of the speakers to share some thoughts. I ended up with this piece. It is on monkeys and monkey-like behavior that keeps the same, just the same. It's More
Time Inc Column: Open Letter to Satya Nadella "You are the Industry, Be the Change"
Dear Yes & Knowers, you might have already seen this as ABC News as other publications have covered this specific idea. Published over at Time Inc in my (now) regular column on power on Friday, it addresses the situation that the CEO of Microsoft got himself into at the Grace Hopper conference. I've seen a More
Calling Fellow Explorers
This June, I signed a deal with Viking (Penguin) to publish my third book, on Onlyness. My son desperately wanted it shared with you, the Yes & Know community. Maybe he has picked up that everything become more real when you share them? When I said it seemed better to wait until the deal sheet More


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#teacherfriends Tuesday Tweet Chat Practice
Join us on Tuesday for our weekly Tuesday Tweet Chat Practice. You can learn how to use Twitter with other teachers, some newbies and some more experienced tweeters! The conversation is always awesome and I learn so many new ideas each week! You should see the list of websites and books I need to check into! :)
This week, we are joined by Elena from @SimplyCircle to talk about Parent Involvement. We can all use ideas in that area! :)
LOTS of great prizes will be given away at the end of the chat!
I'm giving away a copy of my Ten Frame BINGO!
Debbie is giving away 3 copies of her awesome "You're Wonderful!" Song. Its one of my very favorite songs! :)
Maggie is giving away a copy of her Test Prep packet!
And Maggie, Debbie, and I are giving away this SPRING themed prize! We've put together resources from our Tpt stores that can be used beautifully together!
We hope to see you on Tuesday! 8:30 pm EST for Early Bird chat (this chat is much slower and will help you learn!) 9:00pm starts our chat with our guest and is much faster. Even if you don't want to actually tweet with us, I would encourage you to "lurk" in the background and at least watch the conversation happen. You can get LOTS of ideas from that way alone! :)
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Don't forget to join us this Tuesday for Tweet Chat! Early Bird Chat starts at 8:30–the chat is much slower then and you can practice answering some fun "getting to know you" type questions! The "official" chat starts at 9:00 (EST) and lasts until 10:00.
I am the "EduCelebrity" this week and I'll be chatting with you about everything I know about Science, how to make it simple in your classroom!
Getting Organized!
I love every new year how I think that THIS is going to be the year where I get organized. This year is no different…well, I guess it kind of is because I've actually started organizing things. But only because of the snow. We've had 3 snow days now and one 2 hour delay so far. I love 2 hour delays because I can get a few things done in those two hours before the kiddos come to school. During our delay last week, I decided to get going on Tammy's #TeachersGetOrganized2015 challenge.
I'm about 1/2 way done organizing, but I started with my desk (I still need to work on my binders).
Here is the before of my desk:
This is by no means the worst that its been, I had cleaned it off just before break, so I didn't have as many papers and extras to put away, but I did need to get some other things put away.
I got my binders all cleaned off so that when I grab them, nothing falls off! I also got this great pencil/folder organizer at Target (my fav!!). I stuck some dry erase labels I got on clearance at Office Depot this summer so I could label what goes in each section. I also got this great cereal bowl from Target (in the plastic dishes area). I figured it would hold small-ish things. When I realized just how many post-it notes I had, I decided to dedicate this little container to them. :)
(Top Left) I got a black wicker basket and it now holds my stickers, a few yoga DVD's, a timer, and my "for school" apple slicer. (Top Right) I found these great letters at Michael's. The "K" is for my first name -or- Kindergarten! It is powered by two AAA batteries and it lights up…so cute! I think it was $12.99 and it can be decorated behind the light bulbs (one day when I get a chance!). The "P" was from the $1 spot at Michael's too. I thought I needed to represent my last name. :)
This is the after picture. I still need to work on the drawers and organizing the binders on top of my desk, but this is a start. I'm going to try really hard to keep it this way too. The other thing I did for myself to help keep things clean was to sign up for Planbookedu.com I was able to get rid of my lesson plan book {even though I REALLY want one from Erin Condren} off my desk which freed up TONS of space. I can do all my plans online now and even upload files there! I can see it at home and school and don't have to lug anything around. SO happy that I am using it. :)
I'll be posting more pictures soon once I get some things organized!
Who's Who and Who's New
I am excited to be a new author on the Who's Who and Who's New blog! My first post is being shared today, so head on over and check it out! :) I'm sharing an easy way to keep yourself organized! :)
New Math Work Stations
I was able to take some pictures of the new Math Work Stations that I introduced today. Normally, I introduce them one at a time over several weeks, but we needed to start with a clean slate today and the kiddos were ready to listen, so I went for it and they did GREAT! Here is a look at our newest work stations:
This is one of A Differentiated Kindergarten's Spinner Math Fun Galore pack. The kiddos spin the spinner and write the number and corresponding number word.
This is also a free game Marsha has in her Tpt store. We needed to practice addition and subtraction and have some fun at the same time! :)
We are studying community helpers so I brought out my community helper greater than, less than, equal to clip cards. The kiddos look at the cards and decide if the picture on the left is greater/less/equal to the one on the right and place the clip on the appropriate symbol below.
This is a little activity I made this past weekend. The children find a baker and read his ten frame. They then find the corresponding number and number word cupcake and base ten block cookie and match them in a group.
We are also reviewing our measurement work and to tie in with our community helper theme, the kiddos are measuring different tools a construction worker might use. They measure the length or height in cubes and bears and then record how many.
We are also reviewing 3D shapes, so this quick game is called 3D Grab a Shape. They grab a 3D shape card and record it on their recording sheet. (This isn't the actual recording sheet, I just had these left over from the last game {3D Spin a Shape-its also included in this pack} and wanted to use them up).
This game is also from Marsha's Spinner Math Fun Galore pack. This game is called Spin and Win and these kiddos are working on recognizing numbers in the teens.
The kids did so great with these today! I'll snap some pictures of the other stations that were not open today and our new Literacy Work Stations. :)
P.S. Don't forget Tweet Chat is tomorrow night with Vanessa Levin from @PreKPages as our guest!
Winter Break
How many of you go back to school tomorrow? I'll be with you, but I wanted to share some pictures of some work I did last Friday at school to get ready for my K's to come back to school.
We are going to be learning about Community Helpers the next 6 weeks, so I switched out my Science/Sensory area to a Community Helper sensory bin. I used some well washed rocks from the playground, and got a pack of 5 CAT construction vehicles from Target {My favorite place on earth–other than IKEA!}. I also added some Matchbox construction vehicles and some IKEA community helper people and cars.
I also switched out my sensory bin {using A Differentiated Kindergarten's January Sensory Tub pack}. There are letters hidden in the bottom and the children will make their sight words as they find the letters.
I also got a new shelf from IKEA. You might remember that last summer I invested in a "rainbow cart" when they went on sale at Michaels. I still really like it, but two things made it not work out so well for us. 1) We couldn't put our pocket dice in them and they kept getting separated from our Math Work Station, so we couldn't do our work! 2) The tubs that came with it were difficult for my K's to put back in. We already have one of these shelves from IKEA for our Literacy Work Stations, so we already know they can hold more and are easy to put away. I think this new system will work so much better for us!
I've re-purposed the "rainbow cart" to an area behind my desk. I will use it to stash upcoming Math and Literacy Work Stations so that I can stay on top of switching them out. I think it will help me and the K's!
Stay tuned for some more new organization! I'm participating in a blog link-up with my friend Tammy at Live, Love, Laugh Kindergarten. She's created a monthly link up to help get different areas of your classroom organized. First up is the teacher desk area/binders. I bought some cute things at Target over the weekend to help get things in order on my messy desk, so I'll be sharing those soon. You can participate even if you don't have a blog! Just post the pictures to Twitter or Instagram using the #TeachersGetOrganized2015 and be sure to tag Tammy!
Also coming up on Tuesday we have our weekly Tweet Chat with guest host Vanessa Levin from @PreKPages. She's hugely talented and shares amazing things on her Facebook page and blog.
Don't feel intimidated! Tweeting is really easy…even if you just lurk in the background, I promise you will get some great ideas! You will need a Twitter account {its free to sign up} to join us, but after that, you can use my tutorials to help you:
Tweet Deck is another platform to use when tweeting. I find it easier to use than Twitter because I can narrow my screen easily down to the one conversation. On Twitter, all your conversations appear at once, making it harder to follow along. :) Give it a try and watch for me giving out prizes!! My twitter name is @fuzzlady77, so be sure to tweet me if you have any questions!
Have a GREAT first day back!!
Teachers Pay Teachers Cyber Monday and Tuesday sale!!
Teachers Pay Teachers is having a BIG Cyber Monday sale!!
I've put my whole store on sale for 20% off and if you use the code TPTCYBER when you check out, you'll be able to save 28%!
Here are some of my favorite December products that are on sale!
And don't forget to join us Tuesday night for Tweet Chat Practice! The fun starts at 8:30 for Early Birds and the faster chatting starts at 9 pm EDT.
Jessica Meacham is our guest on Tuesday this week! I've been following her blog for YEARS so we are sure to learn lots of new information from her! :) Just make sure you use our hashtag (#teacherfriends) when you are on Twitter (I prefer TweetDeck though) so that you can see the whole conversation.
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Stop, Swap & Roll Product Swap!
Hi Friends! I'm participating in the Stop, Swap, & Roll product swap hosted by Jungle Learners. I swapped products with Stephany from Primary Possibilities.
She shared her PSF {Phoneme Segmentation Fluency Activities} pack with me and my kiddos LOVED it! Here are some pictures from us using them:
This game is called Say Those Sounds! The children roll the die, pick a picture (included) and say the sounds in the words. If they are correct, they move the number of spaces they rolled on the die on the included game board. My kiddos loved the pictures and this became a game they were quickly able to play in partners.
This game is called "Count it". The children say each picture and then place it on the correct number mat.
Slide It was the other game my students loved! As they put together these fun puzzles, they say the sounds in the words.
Stephany has 5 fun activities included in this pack. We used three of them right away and my Kinders will all be able to use the other two activities in the next few months.
Stephany has her product on sale, so be sure to click on the picture above to get a copy for yourself!
Now, how would you like the chance to win a copy of Stephany's PSF pack? Enter the giveaway here for your chance to win!!
Want to see some more products that we swapped? Click on the link below to find the complete list of swappers and find lots of the products on sale! Click here to see the product I sent Stephany in action! :)
My entire store is on sale to celebrate from November 9th – 11th, so be sure to stock up on products! :)


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|Women's Soccer » News » 2015 Spring Schedule » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 12, 2015) - Head Women's Soccer Coach Adam Sayers and the ETSU coaching staff have announced the addition of Scottish standout Emily McKerlie (Dumfries, Scotland) to the Buccaneers' 2015 signing class.
UMAG, Croatia (March 3, 2015) - ETSU Women's Soccer's Sarah Zadrazil (St. Gilgen, Austria) and Simona Koren (Graz, Austria) have rejoined the Austria Women's National Team as the squad prepares for next month's opening match of the 2015 Istria Women's Cup.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 26, 2015) - The second annual College ID Camp to be hosted by the ETSU Women's Soccer staff Saturday, Feb. 28 has been cancelled due to inclement weather. Currently, no make-up date is scheduled for the event.
MURCIA, SPAIN (Feb. 5, 2015) - ETSU's Simona Koren (Graz, Austria) and Sarah Zadrazil (St. Gilgen, Austria) will join the Austria Women's National Team as the squad takes on global power Spain Tuesday, Feb. 10 in a friendly in Murcia, Spain.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 24, 2015) - The ETSU Women's Soccer staff is proud to announce that the program's second annual College ID Camp will be held Saturday, Feb. 28 at Summers-Taylor Stadium.


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So because of space constraints, I have to keep a very small 'brew-house'. No brew stands, no 3-tier keggles, just the basics. And, for what it's worth, I can successfully brew 5G AG batches on my *ELECTRIC* kitchen stove. I haven't attempted any big beers yet, but in the winter when my apartment is freezing, I wouldn't mind running some all day boils.
However, that's not my question. My question is this. I intend to set up a dual-boil, two 5G kettles each with spigots. I would prefer to speed my chilling time up, as using an immersion chiller with ice-water takes longer than I care to wait for. I would like to use something akin to a CFC, but without the CF part. If possible, I want to run my hot wort through a coil of copper that's immersed in a bucket of ice-water. The way I see it, I can adjust the temperature by changing the amount of copper tubing that's submerged (much like you can adjust the water flow on a CFC to change your temp.) My concern is this:
Everyone I've mentioned things like this to have said: 'WATCH OUT FOR DIMETHYL SUFLIDE! THIS IS A SURE FIRE WAY TO CREATE OFF FLAVORS!!'. But, isn't this essentially what the big boys do in their brew-houses? They have a glycol chiller they run their hot wort through, then straight to the fermentor, right?
So, what gives? Who's right on this one??
Thx guys.
My understanding is that you can't cool it too fast. Part of the trick to getting clear beer is rapid cooling.
Dimethyl Sulfide? I've never heard that this could be a problem from rapid cooling. Anyone else heard of this?
That's really good to hear. I... I have many steps to go through until I hit this point, but I'm glad I can plan for it now..
DMS is produced by hot wort, like above 140*, but is driven off by boiling.
When you stop boiling, DMS is still being produced but it is not being driven off.
This is why you want to cool your wort quickly from boiling to something under 140*, to minimize the amount of DMS that builds up.
You want to continue cooling quickly to pitching temp in order to minimize the chance that the wort will get infected.
All in all, the faster you can cool to pitching temp the better.
I know of a guy that uses a bottling bucket and has essentially the coils from a IC immersed in a ice bath thet the wort flows through. The spigot on the bottom of the bucket allows him to drain off water to create room for ice as it melts. He said it works great and has no plans to ever change it.
FWIW, if you were to go this route, try adding some salt (rock salt is best) to the water bath. Basically salt water has a lower freezing point than regular water and the salt gives it a larger heat removing capacity... Mythbusters confirmed this when they lower a 6-pack temp from room temp to drinking temp in just over 5 minutes
I would imagine when someone is suggesting that DMS might be an issue when switching from an IC to a CFC (or similar), they are referring to production of DMS in the wort that is waiting to pass through the chiller.
As an example, assuming it takes 20 mins to cool 5 gals of wort to pitching temperature using a CFC, although it might take 30 mins with an IC, it will probably cool all of the wort in the kettle to below the point where DMS is no longer an issue a fair bit quicker. (anyone who has used a IC will know that the initial cooling is very quick, it's getting it to pitching temperature that takes the time).
To over come the problems with a CFC, some people choose to recirculate the cool wort from the outlet back to the boiler so the temperature of the wort in the boiler drops to below 140 quicker than it would normally. Once it's below 140 there's no need to recirc'.
Just a thought anyway.
DAAB is exactly right and probably why you've mistakenly attributed DMS production to chilling. Think of 140-205F as a DMS production danger zone. You either want to stay above it or get below it but not hang out in the range too long.
If you coolant water is cold enough such that you can run your wort through at full bore using a pump, you can usually run 10g through in less than 15 minutes. No big deal. It's when you have to slow the flow due to higher coolant temps that you'd worry. That's when I recirculate back into the kettle which gets all the wort down under 140F in less than 10 minutes. Another alternative is to continue the boil as you drain the first half through the CFC. This keeps DMS being driven off.
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I knew I wasn't crazy.. slightly misinformed perhaps, but not crazy.
Thanks guys. I think I have some things figured out... I just need to assemble the equipment now.
Conceivably, if my chiller worked quickly enough, I could chill a gallon or so and then dump it back into the brew kettles on the hot wort, dropping its temp below the danger zone (effectively recirculating it, but without the pump)...
That's the plan for now. I'll keep you all updated.
thx again!


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I am currently offering a 3 hours program for children, which everybody love. Doing the right thing, I applied for a day care license, unfortunately was denied because of the small space I have. They learned that I am offering a 3 hours session to 5-8 children ages 2-4. The activities includes Free play-circle time-snack-writing activity/arts and craft for the 2 hours and a Kindermusik class(a separate business license). They said that I can do 2 hours of multi-activity to as many children as i can. so I'm wondering how will I cut the hours? Also they mentioned that I can offer a single activity such as music class for an hour.In Topics: State education standards
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My DM received a Samsung Galaxy tab 2 as a gift. I was able to connect it to her computer via its usb cable and transfer a couple free epub books to the Aldiko app on the tablet. I took it home with me to find more free books to load it with but when I connect it to my pc it says the device is a camera not a tablet.
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Is there a way to fix this? Thank you for any and all help.
Well why not use an sd card ,load it from your pc with the books insert card into sd slot in tablet then just access them from the card this saves room on the device. It is how I do it . Honestly with all the tablets I have I have never used the cable to connect to pc, not necessary. Another option is to simply email the epub files to her email she accesses from the tablet and then download it to the tablet . Thengo to downloads folder in the file manager and import it to aldiko or what ever reader app you use.
But seriously the sdcard is the way to go, you can put a ton of books as well as music and photos on it too. Leaving that stuff on the card saves all the room on the tablets internal memory from filling up .
You need to know if it takes a full size or microSD card, and most can take up to 32GB but you can get much smaller,and the prices are low on them.
For using the cable Ithink you have to specify it in settings for that use I will check I don't use it so I don't recall.
Thanks, I figured it out finally. You have to have a usb driver for that tablet installed on your pc, but it took a long time digging to find the answer. I have a kindle and it's much easier for me to navigate :)
I am the tech department for my DM lol, and in this case she truly gets what she pays for :D
She has a brand new micro SD card to go in it now so she's set for a while anyhow.


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When checking out with a product, after entering your shipping information and move on to the payment medium (PayPal), it doesn't display correctly. Now, this is a Wordpress website using a theme called Producto where this is supposed to be built in, but this started happening out of nowhere.
I've found the two pieces of code that references the paypal account, but I have no idea how I'd fix it if it is, in fact, wront. Can anyone help here?
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QAA, Lebanon Syrian refugees fleeing to neighboring Lebanon on Monday said they feared they would be slaughtered in their own homes as government forces hunted down opponents in a brutal offensive against the opposition stronghold of Homs.
With world pressure at a peak in the boiling crisis, U.S. Sen. John McCain called for airstrikes against Syria. He said the United States has a moral and strategic obligation to force out Assad and his loyalists.
"The only realistic way to do so is with foreign airpower," McCain said from the Senate floor. "The United States should lead an international effort to protect key population centers in Syria, especially in the north, through airstrikes on Assad's forces."
The U.N. refugee agency said Monday that as many as 2,000 Syrians crossed into Lebanon over the last two days to flee the violence in their country. In the Lebanese border village of Qaa, families with women with small children came carrying only plastic bags filled with a few belongings.
"We fled the shelling and the strikes," said Hassana Abu Firas. She came with two families who had fled government shelling of their town al-Qusair, about 14 miles (22 kilometers) away, on the Syrian side.
The town is in Homs province, where the government has been waging a brutal offensive for the past month.
"What are we supposed to do? People are sitting in their homes and they are hitting us with tanks," Firas told The Associated Press. "Those who can flee, do. Those who can't will die sitting down."
Lebanese security officials say more than 10,000 Syrians are believed to be in the country. One official said as many as 3,000 are believed to have crossed in recent days because of violence in Homs, though it is unclear how many have returned to Syria.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity under government protocol.
Inside Lebanon, many Syrians fear agents from their own country's security services. Stories have circulated of kidnappings and collaboration between Lebanese and Syrian security forces. Syria controlled Lebanon for decades and Hezbollah, the party which now dominates Lebanon's government, is closely allied with Syria and Iran.
Turkey says it hosts more than 11,000 Syrians in camps along the border with Syria, including more than 1,000 who crossed in the last month. About 100 have entered in the last two days.
Jordan has more than 80,000 Syrian refugees, according to the government.
As international condemnation mounts, the Syrian regime agreed to allow in two prominent international emissaries it had previously rebuffed - former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, the new special envoy to Syria, and U.N. humanitarian chief Valerie Amos.
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yorick is counter to ap shaco holding a point. Ghouls activate boxes and W can be cast over ground to activate.
Interesting thread. I like to see that people are asking questions and trying to come up with solutions instead of making threads that complain about the champs.
1a. What champ(s) should you counter-pick for Akali?
1b. What items should you build to counter Akali, specifically beyond the obvious anti-stealth items?
1a: There is no counter to Akali. She is OP. It is quite evident now in the field of of Crystal Scar just how hard and easily she snowballs an entire team. It's not rumor that any Akali in game will most always score 1st on the scoreboards, she's just too good, and strong. She was easily able to burst down my Cho'Gath, no matter how many stacks of Feast I had up. Because of passive spell vamp, silencing her for even a second or two is useless, as all she has to do is run away, then come back once it's run out, and nukes you down, regaining any hp damage she took. She not only needs a hard CC to stop, but a silence to prevent her from just easily escaping via Shroud (IMO the most OP feature for her.) If I cared to own her, I might be able to learn a lot easier ways to counter her. (Though in general, I don't purchase OP/unbalanced champions. Got Xerath though, great example of an actual balanced champion. "Aw **** ult is on cooldown, got jumped by a melee! I's dead.") The only champion I could see countering her is a Jax, or Shaco funnily enough. Jax for being durable enough to survive her onslaught, stun her and dish out more damage than she can, and Shaco for being slippery enough to whittle her down, trick, trap, box her, whatever till she either flees or dies.
1b: There are no items to counter her beyond Hextech Sweeper. Oracle's is just asking for her to have you be the one she is head hunting, and you just wasted 400 gold once she's done dropping you. With the removal of Banshee's Veil for balance reasons, Odyn's Veil just doesn't cut it in terms of granting enough MR to keep her from murderizing your face. I will soon test a full out anti MR build to see if that shuts her down hard enough, and if it does I'll consider that one of the ways in which she can be countered.
2a. What champ(s) should you counter-pick for Jax?
2b. What items should you build to counter Jax?
2a: Any AP caster. ANY. Jax's ultimate can only keep him up for so long. If you can distract him, slow him down, stun him, anything, he's super easy to nuke down. Teemo is an easy pick to counter him, with Blind. Also Tryndamere, or Pantheon, for being able to build or be tough/tanky enough to survive his attacks and do him in. Warwick once he gets the right items will (no pun intended) eat a Jax alive.
2b: Thornmail. More Jax attacks = more Jax hurts.
3a. What champ(s) should you counter-pick for Shaco?
3b. What items should you build to counter Shaco?
3a: AP or AD Shaco? Shaco is actually not the largest threat in a Dominion game, just the most annoying, if you let him be. He's so squishy, he blows up with most any sort of concentrated fire. Any long range hero can poke and harass him like crazy, and just remember to not follow him into the mid, where he likely has box traps, or other allies waiting to gank. Pretty much any beefy/tanky hero can counter Shaco, so long as they can get close to him. He can only burst so much, until he's dogmeat.
3b: Any regular items used in your build order. The only time I'd consider building an item against Shaco is if he were totally AP, and was somehow a master tactician in placing several boxes at key locations throughout the map. Then, I may consider some MR.
There you go. How to beat & counter 2/3 Dominion champs. Some of them can be countered by more specific skills/spells, but I'm not going to get into that now.
EDIT: Love how I get downvoted for sharing my experience, opinions, and advice with people. Next time I'll just keep my mouth shut.
if you can't handle a shaco without counterpicking champs just uninstall this game
So there is no real counter to jax. Most people say you need 2v1 to beat a jax. That means if there were 5 champs like jax, you would need 10 Champs in your team to beat them. I still think its not jax who is OP. Items are OP on some Champions. Hextech Gunblade gives everything Jax or Akali needs to beat anyone 1v1. Jax and Akali are the one's that make the most profit of that item. Everytime Hextech Gunblade got buffed, Akali, Jax and maybe Kayle a bit got buffed secretly.
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I just exprienced lagg in 2 games i played with my friends, explain me why is this awfull environment to play your game like this. Fix your servers or soemthig worst game ever.
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According to the United Nations "Education for All Report," one third of the world's children cannot read or write, or do basic mathematics. At least 57 million are not attending school at all, 120 million miss so much school they can hardly perform, and 130 million are in school, but have not achieved minimum benchmarks for their levels.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - An independent research team has prepared a report for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) which states that approximately 250,000,000 children around the world are not being properly educated and are functionally illiterate, and incapable of doing basic math.
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For example, tablets can be given to children in the Third World, even in places that have limited access to electricity. As long as a wireless Internet connection is available, and there's more Wi-Fi in the world than people realize, students can access lessons and software that meet basic educational standards.
Children also tend to enjoy learning and interacting with tablet computers.
It is expected that in the decades to come, tablet computers will become as common as books. Already there are more smart devices on the planet than there are humans, and there is more Wi-Fi access on the planet than there are flushing toilets.
Building upon this infrastructure, children who are equipped with tablet computers are more likely to learn and remain engaged with the learning process than those who are provided with books or few educational materials at all.
Already in countries such as the United States, tablet computers are being employed in secondary schools as standard issue. It's expected that this trend will continue and trickle down into the primary grades, and will also grow internationally.
Since tablets are even cheaper than many books, and can contain entire libraries full of information, this new revolution in education is logically expected to overtake the world and should help to alleviate the problems identified by UNESCO.
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