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An anemic offense continues to weigh down the New Richmond girls basketball team.
The Tigers lost to Durand and Somerset, the top two teams in the Middle Border Conference last week.
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Remember the comment bar plugin Google had for Firefox back before the Chrome days? It let you comment on ANY webpage? Anyone who had the plugin could see you comment. Side Wiki or something? I can't recall the name.
Yeah, this sounds a little like that.
At a time when news organizations are shuttering their comment sections?
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Full-Tilt, "a journal of East Asian, poetry, translation and the arts", which is completely new to me (and I guess everyone else, as this is their second issue), has an interview with Howard Goldblatt. The issue features several other interviews with translators as well.
Howard Goldblatt has all but single-handedly introduced contemporary Chinese-language literature to the English-speaking world. With over thirty volumes of Chinese fiction in translation to his name as well as several memoirs and a volume of poetry in translation, Goldblatt continually seeks out new talent to introduce to English-speaking readers while maintaining a commitment to more established writers. His shortlist of literary translations reads like a "Who's Who" of important contemporary authors from China and Taiwan.
He has some interesting things to say about the art of translation (I'm tempted to quote so much more, but follow the link for the good stuff):
What are some of the problems specific to translating from Chinese into English?
Not knowing Chinese well enough, not knowing English well enough. Actually, not knowing Chinese well enough isn't a big problem—you can always ask someone. You can ask your author, you can ask your friends. No, the thing that's really killing translation in our field is literalism. Too many translators are afraid of the text, especially when they're first starting out. And I understand that, because I was too. They're all afraid of the text. You need to overcome your fear of the text, put some distance between you and it. You have to because Chinese and English are so different. Take the use of the passive voice, for example, which just runs through the Chinese language. Five different agents for the passive voice! We only have one. And the Chinese use it all the time. It is part of the language, part of the way they express themselves. But if you use it that much in English—God!
So how do you handle linguistic problems like this?
My watchword is: did the Chinese writer write it that way for a particular purpose or did his language dictate it be that way? If it's the latter, then I put it into whatever my language dictates it should be. If I assume that it's idiosyncratic, that the author was trying to defamiliarize the text, to slow the reader down, then I try very much to capture that.
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The domino effect!
So here we sit, on the market for 10 weeks. Showing have been picking up but not like it used to be years ago when I have had homes on the market. I get two different kinds of feedback. One is "this house is not for us" as it is a ranch and way too many people in New England want the typical big New England colonial, and the other is "Wow, I just love it and it is my first choice". The problem with ALL of those people who love the house is they either have something on the market that is not selling or they will be putting their home on the market. So here we sit in limbo land. We have had a few "off the cuff" offers, none in writing, and they have been low. We had an offer from someone who has not put their home on the market yet and wanted to get a feel of what we might accept if they did put their home on the market (!!???). And we also had an offer from a couple who were looking way out their price range and were hoping we would just give the house to them.
So now we still are here, sitting patiently waiting for the homes below ours to start taking deposits so things can start moving at our range.
I check Listing Book daily and can actually see the homes in the $300K and $400K range taking deposits, and there have been many of them, but beyond that range, high $400's to over One Million, very, very little is happening. There are more homes in those price ranges that are coming on daily and interestingly enough, most initial asking prices are more realistic than what homes have been originally been listed for. The homes that had been listed higher have dropped their prices to adjust for the market, and a few have sold. Some of those were short sales or distressed properties that needed a lot of work.
Hopefully the market will start to work it's way up and things will start moving again. I need to stay positive!
It's not just the move-up buyer being stalled out because they've got a house to sell.
Other reasons more expensive homes aren't selling...
1.) There's is still virtually no secondary market for jumbo loans;
2.) PMI has dried up enough that I can almost say 'completely dried up' so the 80/20 jumbo loan is history;
3.) Banks to do not want to portfolio jumbos both because of credit risk & rate risk. Tighter underwriting only takes you so far in risk management. Anticipating that they may need to pay 7.5% on deposits in 3 years...they don't want to be stuck with a bunch of 6.5%, 30-year mortgages in-house (that's a sure fire way to go broke quickly);
4.) Buyers are lacking the necessary down stroke to qualify for the jumbos that are available (most want 25%);
5.) The largest amount of price fluff was/is in the upper-end homes. Most lenders feel that prices will potentially fall another 20%-25% in the >$550K range. So, in addition to credit & rate risk...collateral risk is still helping to drive lending decisions.
6.) Banks have lots of money. That's not the problem with getting jumbos...it's primary the lack of a secondary market. Until that changes, selling homes >550K will remain difficult.
here we sit, on the market for 10 weeks.
Have you asked your agent what the usual days on market is for your area? It took us a year to sell from date listed to closing. Contract was 10 months.
So now we still are here, sitting patiently waiting for the homes below ours to start taking deposits so things can start moving at our range.
I check Listing Book daily and can actually see the homes in the $300K and $400K range taking deposits, and there have been many of them, but beyond that range, high $400's to over One Million, very, very little is happening
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I ordered this from Pepper's Greenhouse a couple weeks ago. It was like this when it arrived. Here are some pictures of the tree. As you can see, it is bent at the base of the trunk and will not stand up straight on its own. I am planning on turning this into a bonsai (keeping it small) but this is not the kind of bend I want my tree to have. I recently potted it up in coir, as I was advised to do this on the forum. However, I was recently told by a friend that this is not a good idea. Would it be okay to pot it up in turface instead??
Anyways, here are some pictures of the tree when it first arrived (don't have pictures of it in the coir yet).
Hi perennialfan273. It looks fine to me. The next time you repot just turn the root ball a bit so that the main branch stands up straight.
I've grown plants in coir mix before. It is water-retentive; just like peat. If you are able to obtain some bark fine then use the 5.1.1 mix instead (i think i've saw you over in the container forum). If not, then add a lot of perlite to your mix and use a reasonable size clay pot for this plant. Good luck! :)


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anyone know where I can get measurements for the rising suns? I wanted a pair of the straight razors but theres no measurements anywhere. I wear a size 28 in Rogue Territory stantons and ususally wear a size 29/30 in other brands.
Also anyone know where I can get some pictures of fades or anything? Cant seem to find much anywhere.
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Also anyone know where I can get some pictures of fades or anything? Cant seem to find much anywhere.
from my experience with other rising sun jeans, the waist was a little larger than tagged...in fact the top block felt a little larger than i expected. i remember having to size down one than normal to get a good fit.
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Would appreciate some recommendations for a new pair of jeans.
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It seems we may be in the same boat.
I've been wearing denim a lot more and I love my rinsed selvedge levi's 501s.
I am after my second pair of denim and am looking for something in a 36" waist with a 12" rise minimum, a 13.5" thigh and a 8.5" - 9" leg opening.. I would prefer a rinsed non-raw, or a sanforized and rinsed raw, something dark and clean.
Most brands/cuts I've discovered tell me to size down for stretch, but when I size down the rise decreases.
I could just buy another pair of regular 501's, but that would be boring
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As much as I love taking pictures of my hostas, I also love taking pictures of the critters that take shelter in them. I think I counted 10 tree frogs on my Sum of All (that is also sporting/reverting). We have a TON of tree frogs this year!!!
Seeing so many tree frogs on your hosta puts it in perspective as to how small they are. Cuties!
I showed my rat on a hosta earlier, but here's a critter of sorts, an insect critter. It's not on a hosta, but there is one nearby. ;-)
Here's a lady beetle (ladybug, as we call them) doing a balancing act on some Coreopsis, Zagreb.
They are adorable! I've never seen those where I live (southwestern Ontario - I wonder if we even have them here...will have to look it up). But we have an abundance of toads this year, I'm tripping over them constantly in the garden! That's probably why the hostas are less holey this season too - toads love slugs!
Here's one of my critters - I call this TOAD SANDWICH!
I love tree frogs AND I also have a Sum of All ! Unfortunately I think the frog population is down here.. I know my neighbor hates them.. and kills them... They are too loud for him.....
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A USB port is a great power source for charging a single cell Lithium-Ion battery. It is capable of supplying a maximum of 5.25V and 500 mA. The circuit above is a USB powered single cell Li-Ion battery charger. LM3622 is used as the controller. This special purpose IC has a precise end-of-charge control and low battery leakage current about 200nA. S1 and S2 select the low voltage detect enable/disable. The low voltage detection is handy for conditioning a deeply discharged battery with a low current stage, to prepare it for the full charge cycle.
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BreadBoardManiac have been making some cool prototyping boards and accessories like their thin, double-sided, BiscuitBoard and CakeBoard that can be physically mounted onto the LEGO brick system, they even produce a special breadboard made of wood! Along with the accessories is a wire stripping gauge that allows you to accurately bend wire interconnects and cut them to the correct length so that they all line up neat and tidy, flush with the surface of the solderless prototyping board. The finished wiring looks like a work of modern art rather than the messy rats nest effect that you normally get with flying leads. You have probably already worked out that these people are passionate about breadboarding.
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Brian Dorey made this DIY USB to RS485 adapter, that is available at Github:
We looked for a full-duplex ready-made adapter but all the ones we found are only half duplex devices and as we needed to be able to supply 12 volts via the RJ45 connectors on the slave boards we decided to make our own USB to RS485 full duplex adapter using a USB converter chip from FTDI.
The board uses an FT230X with an RS485 converter chip which outputs to a set of header pins and also an RJ45 socket.
The new adapter board can supply power to the slave devices through the USB port or can be powered from an external supply by removing a power selector jumper. The board also has an on board 120R terminator resistor with selection jumper and LED's to show serial activity.
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This video was going to be a repair of this Portable USB Charger but as it turns out there wasn't anything electrically wrong with it. It didn't work out of the box but I think that must have been caused by some oxidation on the USB contacts. It seems to work like a champ now. The control chip for the DC/DC converter looks to be this DHMF chip. I have never seen the swoop logo before and can't seem to find any data on this 5 pin device though. It is probably similar to the LT1302 (PDF) that the Adafruit MintyBoost uses. The efficiency of this circuit doesn't appear to be as efficient as a proper one built using the LT1302 though since when drawing 500mA from the output it can maintain very close to 5 volts out (2.5 watts) but needs an input of 3 volt at 1.3 amps to do it (3.9 watts). This gives us an efficiency of about 64%, the graph from the datasheet of the LT1302 indicates that it could perform at about 86% under these conditions.
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One basic need of a computer scientist is to measure the power that a USB device drains off the PC. This device is plugged between the PC and a USB device and displays the current on an LCD. For currents under 100mA it is displayd in 0.5mA steps and 1mA steps for currents over 99.5mA. It is built with an AVR programmed in assembler.
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This project started out from a need to build a simple device for monitoring the CAN bus. I choose the NUC140LC1CN 32K Cortex-M0 microprocessor from Nuvoton for major reason – it has both USB and CAN peripherals.
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IViny is easy to use and USB based simple low-cost DAQ and measurement device for data acquisition application. It can be used quickly without any low level electronically knowledge.
- 2 channels 0 – 5V and 0 – 3V digital input/output
- 2 channels 0 – 5V 10 bit analog input
- Channel maximum current 20 mA
- ATTiny85 based
- USB supply, no need external supply
- V-USB based communication
- PC user interface
- 150 S/s (it will increase with future next firmware upgrade still under development)
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Charge and protect your devices while blocking data syncing and "juice jacking." For work, home, travel, everywhere!
If you charge via USB – which all smartphones and tablets do – Umbrella will protect your data. When connected to any USB port, Umbrella allows power to flow to your device so it can charge, but physically disconnects the data connections – eliminating any possible data theft or leak.
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This USB to serial converter project is easy to build, it is simple and inexpensive. It is based on the FT230XS from FTDI Chip.
USB to Serial converter using FTDI FT230X - [Link]
This USB to serial (TTL) converter project is easy to build, it is simple and inexpensive. It is based on the PL2303SA USB to USART bridge from Prolific.
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to be more specific, i want to make a website to sell items. i came across somebody elses web site, and i like a feature...you can hover your mouse over any item on a list and a small pic of that item pops up.you can then click the pic, or the name of the item to get a better pic and description. can i incorporate this in any web site software, or will i need a designer?
next...i'd like to keep a running tally, that will deduct automatically when an item is purchased..example...i have 10 whatevers, and someone buys 2 and pays, can i get a web page to say that there are now only 8 of this item? thanks, donna
For e-commerce it's best to hire someone who knows what they're doing to set it up since money's on the line.
And for the very same reason I would highly suggest not using "neat" mouse hovers and excessive animations. Just too many opportunities for incompatibilities with the different browers which could send your would-be customers scurrying off to another site.
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I just recorded the chorus of "Godspeed" for "Big Art" Artur Ansonov, a Wilmington area rapper with a slight Russian accent. Artur is also a local visual artist pioneering the genre of "psychedelic extremism". Artur has a miniature six track recorder which made it so easy to record the tracks, which are laid out virtually unedited. None of the notes are pitched, and both versions of the chorus were recorded live with no notes punched in. Artur creates most of his own beats. If you're curious to hear the piece I'm featured on, check out "Godspeed" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khHrbWyKOt4 . Thanks! We'd be honored to have your "views"---actually "listens". And let the beat go on!
I am now performing as Marilyn Monroe doing Meet and Greets, Parties, and also still singing jazz and Broadway. I have now performed as Marilyn at the NMB St. Patty's Day Parade, Myrtle Beach Mall Christmas Show, an Airforce Base Reunion and a Bar Mitzvah and at an outdoor Summer Concert series and at several Elvis Fan Club meetings. At my latest gig, I was in a cast for my broken arm and still enjoyed myself!
Played a gig with the King Shazaam Elvis and Variety Show at a hotel in downtown Myrtle Beach. Tickets were $25 each, and included entertainment, heavy hors d'ouevres and champagne toast. A nice surprise, when we set up we were given a hotel room to dress in, and it ended up being complementary for the rest of the night. Jeff and Ann went home, and I ended up with the whole suite! Also, on the positive side, I got a request to sing "Bobby McGhee" after doing "Piece of My Heart" and "Bobby McGhee" turned out really well! I think most everyone had a good time, and got into the show. Several groups stayed behind afterwards to socialize, and get to know us and each other better, It was a succee!
I started singing with a couple of jazz musicians, William Gerald (on keys) and Doug Trammel (on bass). I'm learning a lot more about jazz and really improving, I hope. We played a house party in Gerogetown and had a really wonderful reception. One of the regulars told the host that we were one of the best he'd seen at the house. (They have a house party every month with different musicians and styles of music).
Just got back from Charleston. My friend Leslie and I took a trip to visit her friends there. Although she left her guitar behind to prevent wapring, we sang a few songs together during the trip including "You were Always on My mind" and "Dona, Dona." Our friends were happy to listen! Unfortunately, the AC broke before the trip, and then a coolant leak on the way back caused the car to overheat. Silly me, I didn't check the guages, and I may have burned up the motor. Likely the engine will need to be replaced for $1200! Yikes!
Terry and I were in a little town near Asheville this weekend, visiting the old Fortune Cemetary, where I made a few new flower essences.We came out of the woods in time to take a look around the town. Much to our good luck, we stopped by the Purple Onion and heard the Shane Prewitt band, featuring a former organist from xyz band. Shane was as much fun to watch as he was to listen to, as he was constantly making unusual facila expressions. Terry classifed the music as blues/jam. I loved it! We both loved the atmosphere of the Purple Onion cafe, and I enjoyed the delicious raspberry tart! So much fun to be in Asheville and to hear live music! Tonite I'm performing at Lulu's Cafe in downtown Myrtle Beach (mostly secular show). Upcopming, I will be performing for Rev. Gause's Church in Myrtle Beach (Gospel). Looking forward to both shows.
I will be performing at the Meher Spiritual Center this first Tuesday of July in 2 days at Meher Spiritaul Center in Myrtle Beach, across from Myrtle Beach (former Colonial Mall). Terry will be playing a few songs with me, and I'll do the rest with backing tracks. Call ahead for a free tour of the Center, and then you're welcome to come and enjoy any of the free events including Tuesday's performance!
I'm looking forward to a few gigs I have coming up in Myrtle Beach in July and August 2012. I'll be performing at the Meher Spiritual Center twice, and also hopefull performing in a benefit for the American Cancer Society organized by AJ Case. I'm also looking forward to doing more open mics. at Fresh Brewed Coffeehouse and hopefully makeing it out to the Bean Tree Cafe (Sugar & Sage Catering) in Socastee for an open mic. hosted by Keight (Kate Brown)!
Looking forward to performing with my friend the fabulous guitarist and singer Leslie Sage Walsh at the Phoenix Renaissance Gospel Fest this Saturday evening. Going to her house to practice tomorrow evening. Hopefully we'll have time to stop by the music store for a new guitar strap as well.


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Acer p. 'Beni Schichihenge' question
I have a 'Beni Schichihenge' that has been in about three years and is doing well. When it leafs out, which it is doing right now, it produces some leaf clusters that are solid green, rather than variegated. The vast majority of the leaves are what one expects on a B.S., with just a few solid green. Is the tree 'reverting' in the sense that variegated plants of other genera do when they are unsound? Do I need to be vigilant about pulling the green portions off? Aesthetically it does not look bad as there are so few of them, but if I were to let that happen with a variegated Abelia or a Lonicera, for example, pretty soon the entire plant would be solid green. It is in partial shade, if that matters, and at this time of year much more shade than in summer.
Thanks for any insights!
Thx - it is just an odd leaf here and there, mostly larger than the variegated ones, and I will watch to see if it does it repeatedly in the same spot. None of my other variegated maples do this.
One other question - my 'Ukigumo' seems to alternate years of much lighter color. One year the variegation is mostly white, the next mostly green. Am I imagining things? I have read that the variegation on this one increases significantly with age, and this is a fairly young specimen (about 5' tall).
Yes,this one is a bit finnicky,more shade for best whiteness,the better it grows,the less the variegation sadly..I found by just moving it about 1ft,to give it just 1hr more sun,it came out green.I think maybe a sunnier year could produce the same effect,though more fertiliser would also cause this.I've moved mine back into more shade,hopefully it'll come out white again this year.As you say,the bigger it gets,the less effect changes in light and growing conditions will have......I HOPE!
Mine is in dappled shade - I, too, could move it slightly to get it into more shade, although it is now big enough so that I would not do it lightly. I'll watch sun patterns this spring/summer. I pruned the canopy over it (Cercis chinensis - mature specimens) last year, which may have allowed a bit more light in - that may be the culprit and I didn't think of it until you mentioned the subtle differences in light affecting the variegation to that degree. Always something to learn...
Saw on your profile that you recommend BS as a good one to start with. This, for no particular reason other than serendipity, was one of my first!
Here is a link that might be useful: Form and Foliage
Ah the reduced shade could explain the change.Your tree is getting quite big now,so may be able to handle the extra light without reverting(Ukigomo is renouned for reverting if growing too well)If your Cercis is going to shade it again later it may be ok to leave the maple where it is.It's a case of what you're willing to put up with,though if it starts putting out a lot of large plain green leaves I'd move it.I bought Ukigomo for it's white leaves,when present it is my favourite maple full stop.For this reason I'm gonna err on the shadier side in future,even though it won't grow fast,the white leaves are the most important feature to me.
Well some people in hotter climates haven't been so lucky with Beni Shichihenge.It was also one of my 1st maples.I put it straight in the sunniest spot in the garden(english sun?!)as a young plant,and it has never flinched,lost a leaf or reverted...just sits there happily in full sun all day...quite amazing for a variegate.The colour improves every year and it exactly mirrors the colours of a japanese willow planted nearby ha.
Good luck with your trees,they're both lovely cultivars.


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Langston Hughes, whose literary legacy is enormous and varied, was closeted, but homosexuality was an important influence on his literary imagination, and many of his poems may be read as gay texts.
James Baldwin, a pioneering figure in twentieth-century literature, wrote sustained and articulate challenges to American racism and mandatory heterosexuality.
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Saudi Arabia tops the list of Middle East's billionaires, with 64 highly wealthy individuals possessing $204 billion in 2013, the Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report said.
"There are 1,360 rich people in the Kingdom with a total wealth of $285 billion," the report pointed out.
The UAE came second with 1,050 billionaires with a total wealth of $190 billion, followed by Kuwait with 845 wealthy persons having $145 billion.
The report said that 37 highly rich Emiratis possessed $45 billion. About 5,300 rich people in the Middle East have a wealth of $880 billion.
"Despite ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties, the world's ultra wealthy population reached an all-time high of 199,235 individuals with a combined fortune of nearly $28 trillion in 2013, growing by more than 6 percent in population size from the previous year," the report said.
During 2013, they added $2 trillion to their combined wealth, which is greater than the GDP of India.
The report also identified more than 2,000 billionaires globally with a total net worth of $6.5 trillion.
As of 2013, there are 44,505 ultra-high-net-worth individuals in Asia with a combined wealth of $6.5 trillion, an increase of 5.4 percent from the previous year.
Although the US and Europe grew faster than Asia in the past 12 months, Asia will produce more ultra-high-net-worth individuals and wealth than both regions in the next five years, the report added.
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People have a tendency to believe a rural and urban myth that shooting a loose animal on your property is okay. According to the Madison County Sheriff's Office this isn't true. Our pets can't speak for themselves, but there are laws in Madison County to keep them safe, and shooting an animal because it is on your property is more than a misdemeanor, it could be a felony. Animal cruelty is now a felony in all 50 states and Madison County Animal Services along with the Madison County
Sheriffs' Office define animal cruelty laws in the Animal Control Ordinance and the NC Cruelty to Animal Statutes. The purpose of the Ordinance is to make clear that animal cruelty is detrimental to the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Madison County and the peace and dignity of Madison County; and it clearly defines and prohibits the cruel treatment, neglect and abuse of animals including but not limited to any domestic or feral cat or dog.
Cruelty, Cruel Treatment and Abuse: It shall be unlawful for any person to molest, torture, torment, deprive of necessary sustenance, cruelly beat or treat, needlessly mutilate or kill, wound, injure, poison, abandon or subject any animal to conditions detrimental to its health or general welfare or to procure any such actions to be inflicted upon any animal. These laws include every act, omission or neglect whereby unjustifiable physical pain, suffering or death is caused or permitted or attempted to be caused or permitted against animals, as well as acts or attempted acts of teasing, molesting, baiting or trapping of animals unlawfully.
The North Carolina Cruelty to Animals Statutes:
(a1)If any person shall maliciously kill, or cause or procure to be killed, any animal by intentional deprivation of necessary sustenance, that person shall be guilty of a Class H felony.
(b) If any person shall maliciously torture, mutilate, maim, cruelly beat, disfigure, poison, or kill, or cause or procure to be tortured, mutilated, maimed, cruelly beaten, disfigured, poisoned, or killed, any animal, every such offender shall for every such offense be guilty of a Class H felony.
(c)As used in this section, the words "torture", "torment", and "cruelly" include or refer to any act, omission, or neglect causing or permitting unjustifiable pain, suffering, or death. As used in this section, the word "intentionally" refers to an act committed knowingly and without justifiable excuse, while the word "maliciously" means an act committed intentionally and with malice or bad motive.
If you are aware of any instance of animal abuse, please call:
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We are excited to offer a new resource for Madison County animals and their owners! FOMCA's Pet Behavior Helpline is a free
Every other Wednesday is an opportunity for residents of Madison County to get low cost spay/neutering for their cats and dogs. Call 649-9798 for an appointment, and plan to spend fifteen minutes going through a registration process over the phone.
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Annals of Indian Academy of Neurology 01/2015; DOI:10.4103/0972-2327.150601 · 0.51 Impact Factor
Article: Fibrous pseudotumors of the testis: The balance between sparing the testis and preoperative diagnostic difficultyTurk Uroloji Dergisi 09/2014; 40(3):125-129. DOI:10.5152/tud.2014.21284
Article: Vas deferens invasion: A neglected issue in the sampling of radical prostatectomy materials.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A radical prostatectomy affects the prostate, bilateral seminal vesicles (SV), and the distal parts of the bilateral vasa deferentia (VD). SV invasion (SVI) is associated with an increased risk of lymph node metastasis and recurrence. However, the significance of VD invasion (VDI), either with or without the involvement of their surgical margins, has not been fully appreciated. We think VDI might have an independent prognostic significance, as does SVI, and should be incorporated into the pathology guidelines and the staging systems of prostatic adenocarcinoma. Our case illustrates this.07/2014; 8(7-8):E554-7. DOI:10.5489/cuaj.1802
Article: Effect of vegf gene therapy and hyaluronic acid film sheath on peripheral nerve regeneration[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Functional nerve regeneration after reconstructive nerve surgery remains unsatisfying. In this study, vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) gene therapy combined with a hyaluronic acid (HA)-enriched microenvironment in nerve regeneration was investigated. Sciatic nerve was transected, and end-to-end neurorrhaphy was performed on 32 male Sprague-Dawley rats, which were randomly divided into four groups (n = 8 per group): nerve coaptation without treatment (group I); nerve coaptation covered with HA film sheath (group II); nerve coaptation with intramuscular VEGF gene in plasmid injection (group III); and nerve coaptation combined with HA film sheath and intramuscular VEGF gene in plasmid injection (group IV). Contralateral sciatic nerves were used as control. VEGF expression was verified from gluteal muscle biopsies surrounding the sciatic nerve by reverse transcriptase-PCR. Electrophysiological, histopathological, and electron microscopic evaluations were performed after 4 weeks. Mean peak amplitude of groups I–IV and nonoperated sciatic nerve were 4.5 ± 0.6 mV, 6.4 ± 0.4 mV, 6.7 ± 0.5 mV, 8.5 ± 0.4 mV, and 9.8 ± 0.5 mV, respectively. Mean myelinated axonal counts of groups I–IV and nonoperated sciatic nerve were 105 ± 24, 165 ± 19, 181 ± 22, 271 ± 23, and 344 ± 17, respectively. Treatment with HA film sheath coverage combined with intramuscular VEGF gene in plasmid injection yielded statistically significant higher peak amplitudes and myelinated axonal counts (P < 0.001). In addition, significantly less scar formation with HA administration (groups II and IV; P < 0.001) was found. Thus, it was found that VEGF might crucially regulate nerve regeneration processes and that HA can reduce the scar formation. This study showed that the combination of HA film sheath and VEGF gene may synergistically promote peripheral nerve regeneration. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Microsurgery, 2013.Microsurgery 03/2014; 34(3). DOI:10.1002/micr.22196 · 1.62 Impact Factor
International Journal of Experimental Pathology 10/2013; 94(5):352. DOI:10.1111/iep.12032_1 · 2.05 Impact Factor
Respiratory medicine 08/2013; 107(11). DOI:10.1016/j.rmed.2013.04.024 · 2.33 Impact Factor
International Journal of Experimental Pathology 06/2013; DOI:10.1111/iep.12032 · 2.05 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Lumbar epidural varices are rare and usually mimick lumbar disc herniations. Back pain and radiculopathy are the main symptoms of lumbar epidural varices. Perineural cysts are radiologically different lesions and should not be confused with epidural varix. A 36-year-old male patient presented to us with right leg pain. The magnetic resonance imaging revealed a cystic lesion at S1 level that was compressing the right root, and was interpreted as a perineural cyst. The patient underwent surgery via right L5 and S1 hemilaminectomy, and the lesion was coagulated and removed. The histopathological diagnosis was epidural varix. The patient was clinically improved and the follow-up magnetic resonance imaging showed the absence of the lesion. Lumbar epidural varix should be kept in mind in the differential diagnosis of the cystic lesions which compress the spinal roots.Asian spine journal 06/2013; 7(2):136-8. DOI:10.4184/asj.2013.7.2.136
Annals of Hematology 05/2013; 93(1). DOI:10.1007/s00277-013-1778-1 · 2.40 Impact Factor
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 05/2013; DOI:10.1016/j.bbrc.2013.05.021 · 2.28 Impact Factor
Article: Free Nerve Ending Density on Skin Extracted by Circumcision and Its Relation to Premature Ejaculation[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: : Many studies have shown that skin tissue extracted by circumcision can cause differences in sexual function, especially at the time of ejaculation. Sensitivity changes in penile skin and sexual satisfaction deriving from circumcision starting from premature ejaculation (PE) are discussed. Furthermore, most of these studies rely on questionnaires. Extracted free nerve endings (FNE) on the foreskin, which can detect temperature, mechanical stimuli (touch, pressure, stretch) or pain (nociception), have not been researched. Our aim is to determine FNEs in foreskin and the affects on sexual function, especially PE. This prospective study was done on adults who voluntarily applied to be circumcised between September 2010 and October 2011. The ejaculation latency times (ELT) before circumcision have been assessed, and a PE diagnostic tool (PEDT) form was filled out by the urologist according to the answers given by the volunteers. The proximal and distal ends of the foreskin were marked before circumcision, and the extracted foreskin was sent to the pathology department to determine FNEs. Twenty volunteers (average age 21.25 ± 0.44 years) were included in the study. The average ELT was 103.55 ± 68.39 seconds, and the average PE score was 4.35 ± 3.13. Proximal, middle, and distal tip nerve densities were compared. Proximal and distal (P / .003) and proximal and middle (P = .011) segments differed from each other, whereas middle and distal were similar (P = .119). There were not any correlations between PEDT scores and total nerve endings number (r = .018, P = .942). Also there were not any correlations between mean ELT and PEDT scores (r = .054, P = .822). The tissue extracted by circumcision has intensive FNEs, yet FNE intensity has no relation to PE.Journal of Andrology 11/2012; 33(6). DOI:10.2164/jandrol.112.016709 · 1.69 Impact Factor
Article: Bilateral renal metastasis of an inguinal malignant solitary fibrous tumor, 9 years after primary surgical treatment.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Objective: To report the first case of a bilateral renal solitary fibrous tumor (SFT) as a metastasis of an inguinal malignant SFT. Clinical Presentation and Intervention: A 60-year-old male patient with a history of a right inguinal 7 × 8 cm soft tissue mass excision 9 years ago was referred to our clinic with abdominal pain. Both physical examination and chest X-ray were normal. Computed tomography revealed bilateral renal tumor. He was successfully treated with left partial and right radical nephrectomy. Histopathological examination showed a metastasis of the previous inguinal SFT. Conclusion: This case showed that although malignant SFT is extremely rare in the urogenital tract, this tumor should be included in the differential diagnosis when identified in the kidneys.Medical Principles and Practice 08/2012; 21(6):585-7. DOI:10.1159/000339923 · 0.96 Impact Factor
Article: The impact of simple orchiectomy on semen quality and endocrine parameters in postpubertal cryptorchid men[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: PURPOSE: The main objectives of this retrospective cohort study were to evaluate reproductive endocrine and semen profiles before and after simple orchiectomy in patients with unilateral postpubertal cryptorchidism and to investigate the relationship between hormone levels and histopathology of the removed testis. METHODS: We evaluated 40 adult males who were admitted to our clinic, between 2001 and 2007, with unilateral undescended testis. Right orchiectomy was performed in 27 patients and left orchiectomy in 13. Semen analysis, serum inhibin B, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), and testosterone levels were examined in before and 3 months after orchiectomy. Orchiectomy materials were evaluated histopathologically. RESULTS: Semen parameters, as well as testosterone and LH levels, did not change in any histopathological subgroups in the postoperative follow-up. In patients with maturation arrest, mean serum inhibin B level statistically significantly decreased from 160.9 to 83.5 pg/ml, and mean FSH level significantly increased from 4.8 to 7.6 mIU/ml after orchiectomy (p value, 0.008 and 0.008, respectively). Though, the levels were still within the normal range of the two hormones. CONCLUSIONS: Simple orchiectomy does not have any effect on semen parameters and testosterone level in patients with postpubertal cryptorchidism. The change in inhibin B and FSH levels after orchiectomy in patients with maturation arrest is not clinically significant.International Urology and Nephrology 08/2012; 44(6). DOI:10.1007/s11255-012-0256-3 · 1.29 Impact Factor
Synapse 07/2012; 66(7):665; author reply 665-6. DOI:10.1002/syn.21557 · 2.43 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To assess the potential contribution of nuclear morphometry to the differential diagnosis of renal epithelial tumors with eosinophilic cytoplasm, including chromophobe renal cell carcinoma (ChRCC), the eosinophilic variant of clear cell renal cell carcinoma (EoRCC), and oncocytoma. A total of 24 tumor tissue samples diagnosed as ChRCC, the EoRCC, or oncocytoma constituted our series. Eight geometric features such as nuclear area, nuclear perimeter, and circular form factor were measured and compared among the groups. On the basis of nuclear morphometry, measurements of eight geometric features significantly differ among these problematic eosinophilic renal epithelial neoplasms (p < 0.005). Because of their different biologic behaviors, the exact discrimination of the renal epithelial tumors with eosinophilic cytoplasm is crucial. However, this distinction can sometimes be problematic even for highly experienced pathologists. Our results suggest that the morphometric nuclear shape descriptors may be used as an ancillary method in their differential diagnosis.Analytical and quantitative cytology and histology / the International Academy of Cytology [and] American Society of Cytology 06/2012; 34(3):145-8. · 0.58 Impact Factor
Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics 05/2012; 29(8):855. DOI:10.1007/s10815-012-9803-1 · 1.82 Impact Factor
Fertility and sterility 03/2012; 97(5):e18; author reply e19. DOI:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2012.02.041 · 4.30 Impact Factor
Article: mtDNA variations other than point mutations may also have a role in carcinogenesis of lung cancerBiochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 03/2012; 420(3):698. DOI:10.1016/j.bbrc.2012.03.115 · 2.28 Impact Factor
Journal of Nippon Medical School 01/2012; 79(3):244. DOI:10.1272/jnms.79.244 · 0.59 Impact Factor
Article: CYTOKERATIN 7 AND ANTIMITOCHONDRIAL ANTIBODY EXPRESSIONS IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL EPITHELIAL NEOPLASMS WITH EOSINOPHILIC CYTOPLASM01/2012; 1(1):1. DOI:10.5455/jihp.20120703033016
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Crouch celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with a trip to Branson.
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Mr. Crouch is retired from the Pettis County Assessor's office. Mrs. Crouch is the Advertising Manager for The Sedalia Democrat.
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Can Satin be Dyed?
Hi All!
Hope everyone's wedding plans are going smoothly. :)
I am looking for a white satin short bolero jacket, but I need to know if satin can be dyed? I am trying to match it to a discontinued celadon colored dress from Michaelangelo.
I am not sure but I think that is a David's Bridal brand??
TIA~~ katclaws
it's not so much the "satin" as the fiber--acetate, polyester, silk, rayon.
I don't remember offhand which can be dyed and which can't.
You might contact whoever around you dyes shoes, and ask them what the fiber content is of the shoes they dye, and which one would be most successful.
Also, sometimes at David's Bridal, you can buy fabric to match the gowns (I did); even if the gown has been discontinued, maybe the fabric hasn't. Then you can have someone make the jacket for you.
Hi there. It depends on the make up of the satin fabric. If it is silk satin, it's easy to dye (use an acid dye). If it's cotton satin, it's also fine to dye so long as there's no more than 10 percent spandex/lycra in it. However, if (like most) it's polyester, I wouldn't bother! There's a type of dye you can use with polyester satin but you have to boil it with the cloth for an hour - which is likely to shrink your jacket. So best to check the label before you buy to see the fabric content (I'd also double check by taking a snip off the hem and dying that - or it may be cheaper to ask a tailor to find a matching fabric and make one up). Or buy a nice contrasting sheer shawl and match that with your shoes and accessories! Lotty
there is such a thing as *cotton* satin? I didn't think you could make a successful satin out of cotton.
I know that "satin" refers to the way the fibers are weaved together. But I didn't think anyone would bother making satin out of cotton, bcs you wouldn't get much of a shine (you'd get a rich, smooth finish, but would it really be satin?)
Tally....it's called "sateen" and while shiny it's not like rayon satin.
Polyester won't shrink if you boil it for days....but it is likely to wrinkle permenantly.
The most successful satin for dying is rayon....but dying one fabric to match another is nigh on to impossible.
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Video: Mason Harris gets after it — 8/13/2010, from Rivals.com
Video: Mason Harris off the edge — 8/11/2010, from Rivals.com
Harris ready to prove himself — 7/27/2010, from GamecockCentral.com
Gamecocks get commitment #3 — 6/7/2010, from GamecockCentral.com
Tuscaloosa NIKE Camp: Breaking them down — 5/25/2010, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
Atlanta NUC: Class of 2011 standouts — 3/10/2010, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
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- Developer: Shiny Entertainment
- Publisher: Sega
- Genre: Action Adventure
- Release Date: Dec 4, 2007
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
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