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Meet of political parties, Dalit leaders to mark 75 years of Poona Pact
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As the Poona Pact between the Hindu caste leaders and the oppressed classes led by Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar will complete 75 years on September 24, a unique convention has been organised to mark the event where the Dalit and OBC leaders from various parties will share the dais at the BJ medical college ground.
A large number of Dalit, OBC leaders will participate in the meet, announced former MP and Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh (BBM) leader Prakash Ambedkar.
Ambedkar said that he has spoken to several leaders and was keen on forming an alternate political front and that the BJP and Shiv Sena are expected to be part of the Front. "I will not divulge details now as talks are still on,'' he said at a press meet.
The leaders expected to attend the meet include BJP leader Gopinath Munde, Jamaat-e-Islami leader Mustaffa Faruki, Peasants and Workers Party leader and MLA Ganpatrao Deshmukh, Jansurajya leader and minister in the state cabinet Vinay Kore, Adivasi leaders Divakar Pedam, Laxman Mane, Dhangar community leader Haribhau Bhade and Annarao Patil.
Ambedkar came down heavily on the present political system calling it "insensitive" and said that next elections will answer this discontent. He said that a five year plan in terms of power, agriculture, employment and urban development has been readied.


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I am a big fan of Tiffany and her team as well as an avid reader of Shop-Eat-Surf. I shop, I eat, I surf -- I should pay.
- By Kevin Bailey, President, VansI read Shop-Eat-Surf at every opportunity, and I waited too long to sign up for the Executive Edition. It's timely, relevant and clearly "from the industry, for the industry.
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SHACC: Trailblazers in Women's surfing exhibit opens April 25.
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I met Ross Garrett at Zinc Cafe in Corona Del Mar for coffee yesterday. He's the publisher of Surfing Magazine, and in the midst of planning a big event for the publication, headquartered in San Clemente.
Ross Garrett of Surfing Magazine and dog Sydney.This Sunday in Del Mar, Surfing and Hurley International team up for The Art of Surfing, a showcase of the latest shapes and newest technologies in surfboard shaping. Thirty influential shapers will be on hand to talk to the public and sell boards. There's also an art exhibit, live
music, food and surf movies.
"It's important for us to have touch points like this with consumers," Ross said. He'd like to see the event turn into a summer tour that stops in beach towns around the country.
Producing a festival like this is a small piece of Ross' job. He has profit and loss responsibility for the magazine, with a monthly circulation just over 100,000. After nine years of compounded 8 to 12 percent growth, he expects gross revenues to be flat to up slightly this year.
"That kind of growth is hard to sustain but it's still a very profitable business," he said.
Like others in the publishing industry, Surfing is also figuring out ways to broaden its reach in the digital age. It has a robust Web site and is adding e-mail blasts and digital newsletters.
I first met Ross at a few events during U.S. Open week in July. I was curious. How at 29 did he become publisher of a major magazine?
As for so many in the surf industry, friends he met on the waves as a teenager turned into business associates as a young adult. Those connections and relationships often lead to meaningful jobs.
Ross grew up surfing in Del Mar and met professional surfer Rob Machado at his local break. He also met the writers, photographers and filmmakers who captured Rob in action.
When he went off to college at USC, he figured his surfing days were pretty much over. He bought polo shirts and planned to study hard and move into corporate life.
The lure of the waves remained, and he joined the USC surf team. He interned at Surfer Magazine during the summers. Though he dreamed of becoming a professional surfer, when graduation neared, Ross figured he needed to look for a serious job. He interviewed with Bear Stearns, Deloitte & Touche and Deutsche Bank. He was a finalist with Deloitte and "luckily" didn't get job, he said.
Instead, he got a call from Surfer saying they needed an associate editor.
Ross moved up the ranks there, but realized after three years that there were many in front of him for the top positions. So he quit and went to law school at University of San Diego.
Again, he thought he was done working in the surf world. But the summer between his first and second year, he helped Patagonia launch a surf program. Then he got another call out of the blue from Surfing Magazine saying they needed an associate publisher. He never went back to law school.
"I've tried a couple of times to step away from surfing but it always pulls me back," he said. "Surfing always brings you back to who you are - your connections, your family."
His life now sounds much better than working on Wall Street. He wears shorts and T-shirts to work, brings his dog Sydney to the office and is out by 6:30 p.m. most nights. When he has to travel, it's usually to something cool like the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing in Hawaii.
"I wouldn't call it glamourous but it's fun," Ross said. "All the guys I surfed with as a kid are now in the industry and going to the same events. It's like a reunion."
Lots of them will be at the Art of Surfing festival Sunday in Del Mar, including Rob Machado. Click here for more details.


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text: [[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/usacres_8305.PNG]][[caption-width-right:350:The gang's all here.]]'''U.S. Acres''' was a short-lived comic strip created by Jim Davis, far better known for his role as the creator of ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'', and assisted by Brett Koth. The strip focused on a cast of {{talking animal}}s who lived together on an unnamed farm:* Orson, a pig with an overactive imagination and fondness for books* Roy, a prankster rooster* Booker, a yellow chick* Sheldon, a partially-hatched chick* Wade, a paranoid duck who is afraid of everything* Lanolin, a really mean sheep* Bo, her really kind (but not too smart) brother* Cody and Blue, a cat and dog, respectivelyThe strip, begun in March 1986, was not a success (especially compared to ''Garfield''), and it came to an end in April 1989. As a result, ''U.S.Acres'' and its cast are much better-known in [[AnimatedAdaptation animated form]], due to appearing in ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends''. There, it existed for seven years as [[ThreeShorts the "B" in that series's A-B-A format]] – that's right, the animated version lasted more than twice as long as the strip did!They also have their own [[https://www.facebook.com/usacres Facebook page]].The characters also appeared in the Android Platform 'Garfield's Defense' games to help said title character against food aliens and zombies. Also available in iPhone/iPod/iPad Platform.Known as ''Orson's Farm'' [[MarketBasedTitle outside the US]]. The strip is also referenced as such on the "Professor Garfield" children's educational website.Paws, Inc. has reposted many of the strips (aside from the final ones) on its website, [[http://garfield.com/us-acres here.]]----!!Tropes present in the strip:* FiveFiveFive: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-02-08 This strip]] contains one.* AccordionMan: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2013-11-02 This worm's never been so humiliated.]]* ACMEProducts: The worm family owns products by [=ACME=].* AdultsAreUseless: ...and so are all other humans. The only humans who appear in the strip are a farmer and his daughter, who picks up a young Orson. They are only seen from the waist down, and never appear again afterward.* AllPartOfTheShow: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1996-09-11 A worm named Marty invited friends named Waler and Orville to watch a shadow show.]] when Booker started stomping on Marty, his guests thought it was part of the show.* AndNinetyNineCents: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1993-12-11 Roy tricked some of his friends into falling into a waller]]. When the mud dried rendering them immobile, he tried to sell them as "lawn ornaments" and charged $4.99 for each.* AntiSneezeFinger: In [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2012-09-05 this]] comic, Roy does this to Orson, resulting in himself finishing the sneeze Orson started.* ArtEvolution: The art goes from round and cutesy to very loose and frenetic, a radical departure from ''Garfield'' either way.* AscendedExtra: Jim Davis's assistant Brett Koth gained a co-writer's credit in the strip's last couple years, even though he did no more work on the strip than he had as assistant on ''Garfield'' at that point.* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1999-06-01 Roy wanted his eyes to be bigger. Too bad for him it was Lanolin who granted that wish.]]* BrandX: Orson is driven off in a "Furd" truck.* BoxAndStickTrap: One arc includes Booker's several attempts to catch worms with that kind of trap. One of the strips features a worm using Booker's trap as a bait to capture Booker and Sheldon with a bigger version of the trap.* CameraObscurer: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-03-16 Wade forgot the lens cover on when he tried to take a picture of the Through Ness Monster]].* Catch22Dilemma: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-02-08 This strip]] shows why Wade will always have claustrophobia.* CatchingSomeZs: Yes, they look like they do in ''Garfield'', and yes, [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2010-10-30 they also play with them sometimes]].* ComicallyMissingThePoint: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-03-31 Orson told Booker and Shendon]] the story of the boy who [[CryingWolf cried wolf]] and Booker learned the boy... needed a big club to hit the wolf with.** Also, [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1990-11-03 A worm trying to sell gloves to another worm.]] When his potential customer got inside home without even speaking to him, he thought she went inside to pick up her ''hand''bag.** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2004-08-26 Orson believes goalies must be ready to spring at any moment to avoid being hit with the ball.]]* DebutQueue: The entire cast was introduced one at a time, starting with Orson, followed by Roy, then Booker and Sheldon, then Wade, then Bo and Lanolin, and finally Cody and Blue.* DelayedReaction: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1993-07-22 Sheldon asked for a lick of Booker's ice cream. It took a few seconds for Booker to realize Sheldon couldn't lick through his shell.]]** Also, when [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1993-07-12 a worm impersonated a chopstick to trick Booker]], the worm talked to Booker, who called him "Mr. Chopstick" and only later realized how odd it was for a chopstick to talk.* DownOnTheFarm: Played straight. Jim Davis is from just outside of Muncie, Indiana.* {{Duck}}: Occurs in [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-07-20 this strip]].* EarlyBirdCameo: Bo and Lanolin appear to [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1986-07-20 offer a one-liner in a Sunday comic]] long before their "official" introduction.** They, along with Cody and Blue, also appear on the back of the first book's cover, even though their debut strips aren't until the second book.* EekAMouse: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1988-07-16 A worm had this reaction after entering a mouse hole to hide from Booker.]]* EvilRoy* ExactWords: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-03-04 Booker dared a worm to show his face.]] The worm then showed a portrait.** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1988-11-30 During the ugly face contest arc, Roy told Lanolin she couldn't "make a reeeally ugly face".]] He forgot to specify ''whose'' face was supposed to be made ugly.** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1998-07-21 Orson was trying to take Bo's photography and asked him to show his teeth.]] Bo removed them from his mouth.* ExpressiveAccessory: The duck head on Wade's innertube, which looks exactly like his actual face and often mirrors the expression on his actual face.* FalseReassurance: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2013-11-26 The worm dressed as a chicken to trick Booker and Sheldon told them he knew what he was doing.]]** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1992-03-27 When Lanolin knitted Orson a scarf]], Bo was worried Lanolin was pulling a trick on him (Orson). She said she wasn't and then it's revealed the scarf was made of Bo's wool.* FootballHooligans: Some strips had TheBeautifulGame as a theme. [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1998-08-25 In this one]], Lanolin showed the área where the parking lot would be. She explained that's where that'd hold "the fight after the game". Her face held an expression she was looking forward that monent.* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: This 1987 [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-12-25 Christmas strip]]. Enough said.* FrivolousLawsuit: When Orson [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2012-05-11 read the tale of]] Goldilocks and the three bears and asked if any of the listeners knew what she did after trying the too hot and the too cold bowls of porridge, Lanolin suggested she sued the bears.* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Orson explains to Booker that he's named that because he loves books, his response is "I'm just glad you don't love kumquats". While this was probably just a use of InherentlyFunnyWords, FundamentallyFunnyFruit, or both, he may have been implying his name would be "Kummer". Say that out loud. ** In one sunday strip, Orson, Roy and the chicks wanted to teach Wade to swim, and so the cute little farm animals went to Wade and said they'll be with him the whole time, [[BreadEggsMilkSquick and carry him to the pond and]]-[[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1986-08-17 WHA-uh-doo-Watch where your hands are, Roy!!]]* GoneHorriblyRight: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1986-10-19 In several early U.S. Acre strips]], Orson uses hypnotism on Wade in order to make him not fear anything. It works, and Wade goes from being a [[LovableCoward lovable coward]] to shortly being a fearless and ''reckless'' JerkAss who fears absolutely [[TooDumbToLive nothing]].* GratuitousGerman: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1998-04-04 Booker tried to trap a worm by sitting on its hole]]. The worm used a spiked helmet like those from German soldiers and said "Ach du lieber! A flyink chicken!"* HartmanHips: Parodied [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2010-07-13 here]] when a female worm [[TertiarySexualCharacteristics who only has eyelashes]] eats a peanut and gains the appearance of having broad shoulders and hips.* HeadDesk: Booker's reaction [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2012-04-20 here]] when he realises he'd been tricked by a worm.* HenpeckedHusband: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1992-04-06 This worm was brave enough to fight Booker but cowers when his wife scolds him for being late for dinner.]]** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1997-09-01 Also, when a hole-to-hole salesworm shows up at a hole and asks if the worm who answered was "the man of the house"]], said worm responded "I'll get her".* HollywoodVoodoo: Booker comes along with a balloon which looks like Roy. When Roy wants to know what this is about, Booker claims it was a voodoo balloon. Roy isn't impressed, so Booker stabs it with a pin, result: [[YourHeadAsplode Roy's head asplode]].* HypnoFool: Wade gets hypnotized to calm his fears and HilarityEnsues when the hypnotism ends up performing a total 180° on his personality.* ICanSeeMyHouseFromHere: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-01-08 "Hey, I can see the barn from up here"]].** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1995-08-08 Also "I can see our house from here"]]* IdeaBulb: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1991-05-07 Orson greeted Bo because Bo's greetings bring wind.]]* IKnowYouKnowIKnow:-->'''Wade:''' Who's in there?\\'''Max:''' You don't know me.\\'''Wade:''' Are you sure I don't know you?\\'''Max:''' I don't know.\\'''Wade:''' You don't know what?\\'''Max:''' I don't know that you don't know that you know me.\\'''Wade:''' But how do I '''know''' that?!?* InsistentTerminology: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1991-06-29 Booker was afraid he and a worm would fall off a cliff. From that height, the worm believed ""plummet" would be more like it".]]** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1992-11-21 Whenever it rains, Bo says it's "partly dry"]].* InstantCosplaySurprise: Done on Roy [[http://garfield.com/usacres/vault.html?yr=2010&addr=100720 here]].* InsultBackfire: Roy Rooster decided it was time for Booker to [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2011-01-11 start rooster training]].--> '''Roy:''' Okay, Booker. It's time you started rooster training.\\'''Booker:''' Why?\\'''Roy:''' Because you need to practice if you want to be like me.\\'''Booker:''' I'd rather drink pond scum!\\'''Roy:''' Good! You've got the Obnoxious part down!* ImagineSpot: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2011-03-11 Two concerning]] [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2011-03-26 Sheldon's future]].* IWillShowYouX: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-07-12 "I'll good morning you!!"]]* {{Jerkass}}: Roy and Lanolin, both of whom often tried to one-up the other. * LastRequest: ''[[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2012-11-10 Booker asks if a worm has "any last requests"]] and the worm suggests "Melancholy Baby".* LetsSeeYouDoBetter: ** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1990-01-22 Booker showed Sheldon a hand trick and Sheldon said it's an old one.]] Booker then dared Sheldon to do it and somehow, Booker did see Sheldon doing it despite Sheldon living [[MeaningfulName inside a shell]].** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2013-06-16 Roy says he can swim better than Orson can.]] When asked to show it, he says he doesn't want to get his feathers wet so Lanolin [[ExactWords takes them away]] so he can swim without getting them wet.* MarketBasedTitle: The strip was known as ''Orson's Farm'' outside the U.S.* MeaningfulEcho: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1991-01-10 When Orson joined his friends at ice skating]], they told him not to because he'd drown them all. Not believing them, he entered the lake and said "See!". However, he did sink and the friends replied "See?!!!"* MeaningfulName: Orson gave Booker that name because he (Orson) likes to read, making Booker glad Orson didn't like kumquats. Lanolin is named for a type of wax secreted by sheep.** And Sheldon is called Sheldon because [[DontExplainTheJoke he's just an egg shell with legs.]]* MediumAwareness: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-04-14 Orson told Sheldon their days were "not only numbered, but signed and dated" and he lived each moment as if it was his last panel.]]* MortonsFork: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1994-10-15 Orson asked Booker and Sheldon if they wanted him to read a book or if they wanted to watch [=TV=].]] Booker eagerly replied "Television!" and Orson then got inside a [=TV=] and started reading a book inside it.* NeverSayDie: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1990-02-13 These worms said "go".]]* NoFourthWall: After passing a sign reading "The end is near," [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2006-07-29 Orson smacks into the end of the (truncated) last panel.]] [[http://www.platypuscomix.net/otherpeople2/cutsthecorn56.JPG This strip]] also addresses the strip's end quite literally.** The whole last week and final Sunday comic were about the strip ending in one way or another.* NobodyCallsMeChicken: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1996-10-29 A worm dared]] Booker (a literal chicken, mind you) to cross a line and vanished inside his hole before Booker responded. After Booker crossed the line, the same worm (or another one) showed up from another hole and acted like Booker had yet to decide if he'd accept the challenge or not. Booker was confused.* NotHyperbole:** Because of his allergy to flowers, Roy doesn't like it when Booker brings any to the chicken coop. [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2012-07-17 One time]], he said "Don't bring those flowers in here! You want me to sneeze my feathers off?!" Enraged, Booker picks a giant flower and brings it to Roy in retaliation. The sneeze was so strong that both Roy and Booker lost their feathers.** In one strip, Lanolin threatens to slap Roy's beak to the moon. She literally does that later.* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: In the strips final week, Wade finally conquers his fear of everything, which causes Orson, Roy, and Booker to run off screaming.* PaperThinDisguise: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-11-23 This worm's chicken disguise.]]* ParentalAbandonment: While Booker and Sheldon were still unhatched eggs, their mother, having decided she was tired of sitting on eggs, literally just got up and walked away. The eggs remained unguarded in their nest until Orson found them the following week.* PortableHole: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-10-15 Booker ripped one from the ground so the worm he was chasing would be stuck underground.]]* PunnyName: U.S. Acres was supposed to be a pun on "U.S.A."* RakeTake: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1988-03-02 Wade believed that, if he were fast enough, he could race right by danger before it could do anything to him.]] A rake proved him wrong.* RunningGag: The series pretty much runs on them. Sign gags, face gags, scaring Wade, slop jokes, imagination jokes, etc.* TheScream: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-01-15 Wade sees a fake spider and screams so loud, it circles the world.]]* ShoutOut: The AnimatedAdaptation is directly addressed in [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-04-14 the final daily strip]].** Also, Binky the Clown makes a cameo in a thought balloon in one strip. Also, Booker had a duck call whistle that sounded "Hey, Duck!"** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2013-10-28 "Power Pig!]] [[{{Superman}} Fast as a speeding bullet! Strong as a locomotive!"]]** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-07-11 Sheldon was wondering what an old tree would say if it could talk.]] A worm pranked him by making it seem it sang [[ScoobyDoo "Shooby Dooby Doo"]].* ShownTheirWork: [[spoiler:Orson is abandoned at the beginning of the strip's life because he's the runt]], just like pigs do in real life.* SneezeOfDoom: Occurs [[http://www.platypuscomix.net/otherpeople2/hamsitup6.JPG here]].* SphereEyes* SpitTake: [[http://www.platypuscomix.net/otherpeople2/cutsthecorn32.JPG March 22, 1989]], and again on [[http://www.platypuscomix.net/otherpeople2/cutsthecorn43.JPG April 2]].* SpySpeak: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2010-09-19 Bo takes it literally.]]* StockYuck: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2013-06-05 A worm tries to eat spinach but doesn't like the flavor]]. The remaining spinach moans over the fact "Nobody likes spinach".* TalkingAnimal: Unlike in ''Garfield'', the cast of U.S. Acres actually talks. (This might also be the reason for why Cody and Blue weren't in the cartoon.)* TemptingFate: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2013-11-03 Orson said even Lanolin couldn't ruin that day. She shouted "I just washed my car!" and it rained.]]* ThatsAllFolks: The [[http://www.platypuscomix.net/otherpeople2/cutsthecorn60.JPG last strip]].* TooDumbToLive: Bo.-->(Bo is [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-08-19 staring at the TV]].)\\'''Lanolin''': What's on TV tonight, Bo?\\'''Bo''': Nothing.\\(BeatPanel)\\'''Lanolin''': (''[[DopeSlap smacks Bo]]'') Then turn it ''on'', stupid.** Wade is this as well. He falls off cliffs, when he can just fly to avoid injury. He goes ahead and just sits under a place where a blouder above him could easily fall and squish him. [[spoiler: He even places his bed right on the cliff, where he ends up falling from, once he got out of bed.]] * YouAndWhatArmy: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1986-10-17 Orson once used hypnosis to make Wade no longer afraid of anything. The first sign it was working was when Wade responded to a command by asking "You and what army, waller breath"?]]* YouWouldntHitAGuyWithGlasses: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2012-04-20 A worm invoked the trope to avoid a beating from Booker]]. Booker was initially proud to have shown "chickens do have hearts" but later banged his head on a tree out of frustration once he remembered "worms don't have eyes".** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1991-10-16 A worm wondered if a fish would eat a worm with glasses.]]* YourCostumeNeedsWork: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1990-08-28 Roy once dared Orson to dress like a bear.]] When a real bear showed up, Roy said it was the worst bear suit he'd ever seen.* YourHeadAsplode: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-06-09 June 9, 1987]].* YourMom: [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-10-07 One strip featured Booker plugging a hole]] and then yelling that the worm's mother was a garden hose. When the worm tried to return to the surface, it hit the head on the cork.** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-10-16 A later strip had a worm telling Booker]] his mother swam after garbage scows. Guess what Booker's "Mom", Orson, was ready to do at the end of the strip?** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1987-12-11 Feeling bored, Wade told Cody his mother had fleas so Cody would chase him away.]]** Orson wondered why Roy considered himself qualified to be the judge of an "ugly face contest". When Roy said he knew ugly when he saw it, Lanolin jokingly mentioned "he should". Roy then asked [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/2002-11-28 "what was that about my (Roy's) mother?"]]** [[http://garfield.com/us-acres/1989-01-21 Roy, over a frozen lake, teasing a fish]]. "Hey, fish! Your mother wears waders!" Then a strong fish breaks through the ice and drags Roy's face into water. Roy ends the strip with a broken and frozen face.----


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20090296049 | PROJECTION DISPLAY DEVICE - A projection display device includes a three-color LED source having a red LED, a green LED and a blue LED, a light pipe for making uniform illumination distribution of light emitted from the three-color LED source, an optical lens for making the light from the light pipe into parallel light, and a light modulation element for modulating the light from the optical lens. The optical lens includes a first toroidal lens element provided with a first entrance face on which the light whose angle with respect to an optical axis is a predetermined angle is incident to image the light, and a first exit face which emits the light incident from the first entrance face, and a second lens element provided with a second entrance face which is adjacently disposed to the first exit face in an optical axis direction. | 12-03-2009 |


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Mike Tomlin isn't a believer in the read option scheme that has taken the league by storm, and turned the QB position on its head. The two time winning Superbowl coach is anything but sold on the option play, compared to traditional pocket play.
As reported by USA Today Tomlin said the following while at a Tuesday media session for AFC coaches at the NFL Owners' meeting:
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Henderson, K.W. and Allan, J.F. and Kennedy, A.R. (1997) Isolation and structural characterisation of [{(Me3Si)2NMg[µ-OC(H)Ph2] ·(OCPh2)}2], an intermediate in the -hydride transfer reaction between an alkyl(amido)magnesium and benzophenone. Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1997 (12). pp. 1149-1150. ISSN 0022-4936
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The in situ reaction of Bu2Mg with 2 mol. equiv. of (Me3Si)2NH followed by addition of Ph2CO yields the heteroleptic amide/alkoxide complex [{(Me3Si)2NMg[µ-OC(H)Ph2] ·(OCPh2)}2] 1, whereas reaction of purified [{(Me3Si)2N}2Mg] 2 with Ph2CO results in formation of the solvate [{(Me3Si)2N}2Mg·(O CPh2)2] 3, the difference being due to incomplete amination of the bis(alkyl)magnesium compound resulting in -hydride transfer to the ketone, which is the first example of this type of transformation using an alkyl(amido)magnesium reagent.
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2 Questions......Bit and Jumping Form Stuff Bit - I can't decide between a loose ring snaffle and a dee ring snaffle. Which whil benefit both Blu and I when Jumping and training? I want the best for my baby and I. Jumping Stuffs - Hard landings. What can lessen a hard landing for Blu and I? I've learned to move with him and not just use jumping form. However, we still land a little hard and that makes it challenging for me to keep straight and balance. Any ideas? Thanks... |
The bits are similar enough that its going to come down to personal preference: whichever one he likes better. The big difference between the two is that the d-ring (eggbuts too) do not move around as much in the horses mouth. Loose rings are more wiggly, so they tend to encourage the horse to chew and relax the jaw more. He may not even care. For hard landings, work on riding lots of two-point...your legs are really your shock absorbers in jumping. Ride around the ring. Ride over poles. Ride up hills and down:P You'll build more muscle and greater balance. When you are balanced and using your shock absorbers, the landings will get softer. |
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Oh, one other thing...if some emergency comes up where you need to use a drastic direct rein in a tight circle...a loose-ring (and possibly eggbutt) could slide through your horse's mouth where a D-Ring or Full Cheek will not. Blu seems pretty chill though, so I'm not sure if you'd ever be caught in that situation! |
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Here's what scares me.... He often plays with his bits any way he can. Seems to calm him I guess. But he sometimes pulls in the snanks of bits and stuff ans sucks on them and all that playing. I was thinking a Dee Ring would be much better for that and offer more control. |
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At last! Heres the thread for anything to do with writing. Whether its just an idea a glimmer in your eye, or something you do just every now and then Or something you do for a living, this thread is for all of us! A few thoughts and then a request for help. So were all writers, write (oops right)? Were on a message board, we write all the time! But whos interested in going beyond FSU? Or who has 20 published novels under their belt? (Time to stop lurking behind that FSU pseudonym, you bestsellering author, you!) As for me, Ive always thought about writing, and recently Ive wondered about (amateur) film-making. Which is tough to do without a script. I have come up with some ideas, but the whole dialogue thing so much tougher than I ever realized! With my latest idea, I know the storyline and even the scenes that will make up the film. But I got stuck with the dialogue, so I wrote the story as fiction and it went quite easily. I wrote the seven page (single-spaced) story over the last two days. Its a first draft, so there are lots of changes to be made, but I think its pretty much where I want to be. I dont expect a lot of editing to happen. But now I need to adapt it into a script with the dreaded dialogue... So heres where my request comes in. I am wondering if people can recommend a site where one can post their work and have others critique it. I briefly looked at a few sites after googling amateur writing. With one site, people left comments like, very illuminating thank you for this work! and great job, (author), look forward to reading more of your work. (Sorry!) I want something more substantial than that. Any suggestions on good sites to post your work and get more detailed feedback? And to end my post, a questionnaire. Please feel free to add questions! 1. Where are you at? Just thinking about writing? Do it occasionally for fun? Writing at an amateur level fairly regularly? Working part-time or full-time as a writer (of any type)? 2. What kind of writing interests you? Fiction? Travel articles? Graphic novels? Biographies? Computer guides? Gardening pamphlet series? Something else? 3. What makes you want to write/be a writer? 4. What is your main goal concerning writing? How about other writing goals?
I've done screenwriting as well as creative writing and attempted a novel, in addition to working as a journalist. I have trouble with dialogue, it's not a form of writing that comes naturally to me. In my novel attempt I came to the conclusion that I didn't know how to write fiction or incorporate dialogue - non-fiction is my milieu. But I do think that if one can write one style or genre, one should be able to write other styles or genres, though it will take time. Screenwriting I particularly liked and wish you best of luck with it. Sorry I can't recommend a website.
I sometimes hang out here: http://www.absolutewrite.com/forums/ They seem to have a pretty active screenwriting section of people with experience levels from beginner to pro. Maybe you'll find it helpful. What I haven't found is a useful forum for playwriting, which is what I was originally looking for a few years ago. So instead I'm working on a mystery novel with a theatre setting. But the plotting is killing me.
1. I'm amateur writer (it's my hobby), but I suppose I have not enough "fantasy": creating a plot is always a struggle for me, so most of the time I start with two-three pages and then stop because I'm struggling with "what happens next?". Now, I'm trying to end a short story... 2. I love thrillers and historic novels. Actually I'd love to write an historic story, it's also easier to have a plot there IMO (but then, since I studied history, I'll question all my sources and it'll become a thesis! ) 4. Main goals are to end all the things I have already started, and then I would like (actually, I have to) to improve my English writing skills (it's not my first language), so perhaps I'll try to write directly in English next time btw, great thread!
I don't put my work on line. Besides theft it can muck with FRNASR when you do want to sell it. I try to get friends as "beta readers" (to borrow a fanfic phrase) to look at things. I'm probably going to do POD and Kindle/Nook as the Book is almost finished (FINALLY) to try and get some sales numbers to show an agent or publisher. I write "urban fantasy" (for lack of a better term--yes, there is magic and a vampire or two, no, no tarty twenty-something girls as leads who crawled out of chick-lit, and the vampire's not the main romantic interest, but it IS, like most urban fantasy, author provincial--yes, DC *IS* the most important city ever, why do you ask? ) I also do slightly more 'traditional' vampire stuff, though they're still the 'good' guys, so to speak. Why? Dunno. I was just never happy with any vampire stories I read/watched. (Yes, I tried reading Twlight. Yes, it's totally stupid. Sloppily-written to boot.) Why do I write? Well, to give some perspective, the two main characters of this book (who have gone through MANY permutations until they became who they are) first appeared as the leads in a book/story/wannabe novel I started writing in 1994. (Let's just say middle schoolers shouldn't try to ape Allan Drury and leave it at that.) I started writing before that, I want to say in third grade, when I wrote what I didn't realize was a fan fic dream down (from Marguerite Henry's "Misty of Chincoteague", no less. I still have a wonderful letter the late Mrs. Henry sent me when I wrote her my first-ever piece of fan mail not long after.) I don't know WHY, I just do. I barely remember not writing. It's like reading, except I literally can't remember not being able to do that. Main goal? Sell. I have friends who are pros (Tim has a Hugo, even), who have always graciously treated me as such even if I don't deserve it (one sale does not count) and I'd like to earn their respect fairly. And it would be nice to be paid.
Although this site deals more with queries trying to pitch a manuscript, rather than the manuscript itself, I think it's great and gives really honest advice. http://queryshark.blogspot.com/
Not at one penny a word. It won't even count towards SFFWA membership. (Also, the magazine's now defunct.) However, it did give me the very professional experience of going "WHAT THE HELL WERE THEY THINKING WITH THOSE ILLUSTRATIONS?!?!" (Really, they weren't that bad. Just...not what I had in mind.)
PeterG.....If you're interested in publication you might investigate, and become a member of Forward Motion, http://fmwriters.com/community/ as it is geared toward publication. To explore that whole site you need to become a member as very little of the forum is open for public viewing. Once you join there's a wealth of information and experienced writers/authors to help you. Just as a "head's up," I would be very leery of posting your written work to any open forum as doing so is considered as publication and that fact will work against you if ever you want to publish it in either the traditional media or on some for-profit cyber site. Publishers have no interest in buying and putting out books/novels from which the author has posted material to the Internet. It's viewed as a sales-killer. Sites such as Forward Motion have developed protected "layers" within their sites to prevent the works posted, or exchanged between email groups, from viewing by the general public. As such it is a very safe place to have your work critiqued.
I'm finally getting around to checking out the links that people have provided (much thanks)! And realized I didn't answer my own questionnaire, so here goes: 1. I'm just below the amateur level, I'd say. I'm not really a writer, just a wannabe. I used to write articles for a community newspaper many, many years ago, and once had a short story publishing in a little-known magazine. Only recently have I thought about writing again. 2. My main interest at this time is script-writing. And as I mentioned in my first post, I ended up writing a short story as dialogue was not coming to me at all! I only have one full-length film idea at this time. And just one short-film idea and a handful of individual scenes (which will become monologues, I expect/hope). 3. The reason I'm wanting to write is because I want to make short films out of my ideas. I honestly don't know if I'm more interested in writing, directing, or the whole project (which I guess is producing). 4. My only goal around writing is to get some of my work filmed and posted on youtube. And see what people think of it. I don't care about making money or becoming famous. But I would like people to enjoy my work. I'm thinking that if people like my short films, then maybe I will find other people to help me make the full-length film...that I have yet to write. Just thinking about the short film I've (semi-)written is a little overwhelming in that I'm still working on the script and thinking about directing....plus locations, costumes, the filming itself and then the editing. That's a lot for one person! So if I can do some short films and find people to work with on something bigger, that'd be great!
I'd love to participate in such an endeavour, even on a short film (which is quite amount of work). I majored in film studies, went to film school for a year, and have been involved in screen-writing. Had it been possible I would have pursued a career in film (love documentaries in particular) rather than print journalism.
I really enjoy writing, but more as a personal thing than something I want to make money off of. I don't think I'm that good, although I have been told that my latest story is better than the original authors work! I write mostly - at this point - what is, I guess, defined as fanfiction. I have posted on some different fanfiction sites. http://www.fanfiction.net is one that I have posted my Twilight based writing on. I guess it is kind of teeny-fannish in a way, but it relaxes me and I do enjoy it. It's nice to hear from people that like it and to hear their feedback on what they like in particular. I love sharing it with readers or other writers, so if anyone would like to read it, I can send you a link
Hey, Peter, I've been on Critique Circle for six months and have found it to be very helpful. I'm not sure if they have a dedicated section for screenplays, though. To answer your questions: 1. I'm still at the amateur level and don't have any plans to make writing my full-time job, but I'm moving closer and closer to having a product ready for submission to publishers. 2. Fiction is my focus. Right now, I'm totally zoned in on my work-in-progress, which is a romance centered around a female pairs skater. I posted a link on here last year to my first draft, naively thinking it was in decent shape, but I learned over the past year just how much work it needed. So, I've been writing and rewriting, and it's getting close to where I want it to be! 3. I had to get this story out of my head and bring it to life, so the only option was to write it. 4. My goal is to create a believable and emotional story that people can connect with when they read it. I also have the dream of being published and seeing my book in print. It's not about making money or being famous but realizing a dream I've had since I was a kid.
I have been going through my Mom's files since she passed away and found some of the projects she did when she went to university in the 70's to upgrade her education. She was a teacher pretty much out of high school, after going through training in "normal school". I wanted to share with you the paper I liked the most. Creative Writing Project Many young children judge others rather hastily by their superficial characteristics and appearance. They are often envious or strongly influenced by the children who are good-looking and well-dressed rather than by their behavior and character. They are also, at times, extremely cruel to less fortunately endowed ones. Some even abuse and dislike children who have characteristics which resemble their own faults. These children, basically, don't really like themselves but want so badly to be liked by others. As a child I suffered from this same problem and was helped through it by some advice from my father. My intent, in writing this book, is to pass this bit of advice on to other children. I spent a lot of time with my Dad helping him in his General Store. One day I commented on how ugly a particular customer was and Dad told me that if I watched her and talked to her each time that she came into the store that she would become prettier each time I saw her. She did, and before long I realized that she was almost beautiful. I asked Dad how this happened? Was it magic? He replied that it was in a way – that when you first meet a person you see only the outside shell but as you get to know them better, the inside begins to show through and the outside becomes more beautiful. He warned me, too, that sometimes it worked the other way so that I should check in the mirror every so often to make sure the right kind of things were showing through. Many times I was sent to my room to wait for the grumpy face to change to a more pleasant one. But I also developed an interest in the "inside that showed through" on other faces. I rarely notice what a person is wearing but I can usually recognize how they feel or what kind of a mood they are in – especially children – and find it very helpful in working with them. In the teen-age years – a horribly self-conscious and troublesome time – Dad kept reminding me of the importance of liking "who" you see rather than "what" you see – the importance of a smile, friendliness, gentleness and pleasure rather than actual features. If that reflection never causes you to feel ashamed, you will like yourself and consequently you will like others. Look for things you like in others and use those characteristics for a model. I'll admit it didn't work all the way but it was a good guide and a constant reminder of the importance of self-respect. The mirror has been used in the same way by me with my own children to help them establish a set of values in judging themselves and others by "the windows of the soul" rather than by superficial appearance alone. They never (?) lie to me* because they are thoroughly convinced that I can see right inside. And I could never lie to my parents for that same reason. *One thing I remember about lying as a youth was being told that if I lied, I would blink...and then Mom would know I was lying. That seemed to work, I don't remember lying to be an option until I was in my teen years! Anybody else care to share something they have written, or something written by someone else that means something to you?


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According to one recent study, the population in the Houma-Thibodaux region is set for an increase over the next several decades.
Although we can understand why people would want to stay here and why others would want to move here, we have to take all these studies with a grain of salt.
As some local officials have pointed out, the study conducted by the online Bizjournal predicts growth through 2025, but it is based on data from the 2000 federal Census.
The age of the data is one reason for concern about reliable predictions. So are the changes that have taken place in the meantime.
Hurricane Katrina caused massive short-term shifts in population. Any future storm depending on the level and extent of damage could deliver permanent changes.
So predictions are only as valuable as the future is stable.
But even with that caveat, some local and state leaders have raised concerns about the Bizjournal numbers.
For instance, LSU demographer Troy Blanchard has predicted much larger growth for the local area than the more-recent study.
Bizjournal says our area will grow by about 5,000 people by 2025. Blanchard predicts much more growth than that and sooner.
Only time will tell, but we tend to be more optimistic than the Bizjournal study.
Recent numbers show that our local economy continues to be much more healthy than the national economy as a whole. And our jobless rate continues to be among the lowest in the U.S.
Both are signs that could point to healthy growth coming our way.
But Bizjournal predicts much more modest growth.
In fact, the Houma-Thibodaux area will be fourth in the state, according to its numbers, growing by about 2.53 percent.
Baton Rouge at nearly 30 percent, Lafayette at more than 20 percent and Shreveport at more than 6 percent are predicted to grow by larger percentages.
Our general feeling is that our region continues to boast a healthy, vibrant job market, real-estate market and overall economy. It is ripe for growth, and growth will come.
The rate of that growth will be affected by a multitude of factors, many of which cannot even be imagined right now.
But growth will come, and we should be ready for it.
That means carefully planning roadways and real-estate developments so that short-term thinking doesnt stall growth before it gets going.
Whether we grow by 5 percent or 25 percent, we are comfortable that our area will remain a great place to live as long as our leaders foresee and account for the growth that does occur.
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Originally Posted by CyWDM Kale announced today that he is transferring form Northwestern. Do you think he could possibly come to ISU? There might be a "team manager" position available.
Originally Posted by RustShack Can't wait until the season starts and CPR has Iowa State in a bowl game again to shut a lot of the idiots up.
Originally Posted by swarthmoreCY I am sure Fred would love to have him as a walk-on. This. No way is he good enough to take up a schollie on this team.
He's not good enough to go on scholarship at UNI. There is 1000% chance he ends up at Drake.
Walk-on yes, scholly no. I hope he goes to Drake, I think he could be successful there.
Ellerman's spot is open next year.
Go-to, eh. Yeah, "go-to" the locker room and get McKay and George some clean towels.
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Originally Posted by Bipolarcy I doubt they'd want him for one simple reason. He and Jok are the two players we (Lefty Moore) got in trouble over for violating the dead period contact rules. I'm sure we'd want to avoid even the possibility of a headache from the NCAA by signing him after all that. I think by hurting us at the time, Lefty helped us.
I could see him going to Creighton.
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Walk-on to help our GPA ... that is all.
If he wasn't good at Northwestern, I highly doubt he will help us down the road.
Funny thing is, his dad was a school principal in WDM but quit days before school started and moved to Chicago with the primary reason being watching his son. He is not worth a smell at ISU.
Originally Posted by bufante I could see him going to Creighton. Racist. :)
He is awful, so no.
Originally Posted by bufante I could see him going to Creighton. If he's not a starter at Northwestern, you think he could be at Creighton? Seems like a prototypical Drake guy to me. If his family really did move to Chicago as another poster mentioned, then maybe UIC or DePaul.
Loyola needs some help too. I'm still convinced he could be a scout team All-American for the Cyclones!
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The Pittsburgh Department of Public Works will mill Pioneer Avenue from West Liberty Avenue to Stetson Street starting Thursday night. Crews will work overnight from 6 p.m., May 1, until 6 a.m. May 2. After the roadway is milled vehicles will be able to continue using it until the surface is paved in coming days. |


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The 50-member constituent assembly was due to finish voting on a draft that reflects how the balance of power has shifted in Egypt since secular-minded generals deposed Islamist President Mohammed Morsi in July after mass protests against him. Work on the draft constitution came at the same time Egyptian police used heavy tear gas to clear hundreds of supporters of from Cairo's famed Tahrir Square shortly after they took over the plaza.
A major milestone in Egypt's political roadmap, the constitution must be approved in a referendum before new elections which Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood, driven underground by aggressive security measures, is unlikely to contest.
One of Morsi's hardline allies, Gamaa Islamiya leader Assem Abdel Maged, who is wanted on charges of inciting the killing of protesters, predicted things would get worse in Egypt.
"The army must review its position quickly because the country is on the edge of a precipice," Abdel Maged told Al Jazeera television in Qatar late on Saturday.
He fled to Doha after Morsi fell on July 3 and is the first-high profile Islamist in exile to speak publicly since then.
Abdel Maged, who once shared a prison cell with al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahri, was jailed for 25 years until 2006 for his role in the 1981 assassination of President Anwar Sadat and other crimes. After his Al Jazeera interview, Egypt's public prosecutor formally asked Interpol to arrest Abdel Maged.
Egyptian security officials said Abdel Maged had fled to Qatar by sea or via the border with Libya. Qatar is one of the few Arab states that was sympathetic to the Islamists during Morsi's year in power, supplying Egypt with billions of dollars in aid. Now relations between Qatar and Egypt are strained.
Speaking at a rally before Morsi was ousted, Abdel Maged said that, if this were to happen, Islamists would push for a pure Islamic state in Egypt. Abdel Maged, whose group fought an insurgency that was crushed by former President Hosni Mubarak in the 1990s, is still reviled as a terrorist by his opponents.
Abdel Maged accused the army of siding with "minorities" — a reference to Christians and secular-minded Egyptians. He said protests would "break this coup," adding: "This constitution is the constitution of minorities."
Egypt has been torn by the worst internal strife in its modern history in the last five months. Security forces killed hundreds of Morsi supporters in the weeks after his ouster, while attacks on the security forces have become commonplace.
Some 200 policemen and soldiers have been killed in what the military-backed government casts as a war on terrorism. The Brotherhood says it is peacefully resisting the army takeover.
Sunday's Tahrir Square protest was a reminder of the tension.
"With our blood and souls we sacrifice for you, Islam," the protesters chanted. "The people want to topple the regime."
Arwa Tarek, an 18-year old student who said she opposed Morsi and those now in power, said: "I started protesting as I felt people are no longer free or able to express their views or protest peacefully. Now I feel Mubarak's days were better."
Some passersby shouted abuse at the protesters, others waved in support. Police fired teargas to disperse the crowd.
Criticism of the army-installed government has spread since it passed a law severely restricting the right to protest last week, drawing criticism from the United States, which has withheld some military aid pending progress towards democracy.
On Sunday, the prosecutor's office extended for 15 days the detention of a prominent online dissident, Alaa Abdel Fattah, who is being held for calling a protest without permission.
Another prominent activist held on the same charge was released on Sunday a day after he turned himself in. Ahmed Maher, founder of the April 6 movement, is still being investigated for breaking the new law, judicial sources said.
The protest law has reinforced activists' concerns about the future of political freedoms in Egypt, where the anti-Mubarak fostered hopes that democracy could take root on the Nile.
But the turbulent three years since have made many Egyptians yearn for stability that will give the battered economy a chance to recover.
The new political roadmap sees parliamentary and presidential elections after the constitution is approved. General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who led the overthrow of Morsi, is widely seen as the frontrunner for the job of president.
The draft constitution widens the already broad privileges enjoyed by the army by requiring the approval of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces for the choice of a defense minister to serve for eight years from when the document is ratified.
It does not indicate how the minister of defense could be sacked or who has the authority to fire him.
It also bans political parties formed on a religious basis — language that could result in an outright ban on Islamist parties including the Salafi Nour Party, which has one representative in the constituent assembly.
The Brotherhood has already been driven underground.
The new constitution will replace one drafted by an Islamist-dominated assembly and signed into law by Morsi last year after it was approved in a referendum. The new text strips out Islamist-inspired additions introduced last year.
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Mother Teresa Not like the Mona Lisa A bit like father time Does not smile like Gandhi ( Quote ) "Peace begins with a smile." "Come be My light," This luminous messenger of God Belong to the world Missionary of Charity, a "mother to the poor," Mother Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997) 12-11-12


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tca cycle releases large quantity of what? | co2 |
the majority of h2o in the body is where? | intracellular |
what is the equation for ph? | -log[H+] |
what is the normal range of ph in humans? | 7.35-7.45 |
what is the henderson-hasselbach equation? | ph-pka=log[A-]/[AH] |
what is pka? | ph at which [A-]=[AH] |
what is the henderson-hasselbach equation for bases? | ph-pka=log[B]/[BH+] |
which buffer system is the major intracellular system for proteins? | phosphate buffer system |
monosaccharides are either ketoses or what? | aldoses |
what is the structure of an anomeric carbon | o-c-o |
in solution, monosaccharides are what form? | cyclic |
trans fatty acids have lower or higher melting point than cis fatty acids? | higher |
if chain length increases, then what happens to the melting point? | increases |
unsaturated fatty acids have lower or higher melting point than saturated fatty acids? | lower |
melting point increases or decreases based on the number of double bonds? | decreases |
sphingolipids have what in common? | ceramide |


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Council Member Phil Mendelson (D-At Large) holds a hearing on the city's controversial police checkpoints today and the concerns the policy has raised about civil liberties. Last week, the Metropolitan Police Department ended its checkpoint in the Northeast neighborhood of Trinidad. The checkpoint, in which police questioned motorists trying to enter a block on Montello Avenue, had been set up in response to a recent spate of violence in the neighborhood.
Mendelson, along with leaders of the ACLU and other activists have expressed concern about the policy's potential infringement on civil liberties. Others, however, have said such extreme efforts are necessary to curb the violence that has plagued Trinidad and other parts of the District.


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The Wish Fish Family - Episode 13 - "Go F--k a Duck"
Harold meets Duck Bill's mother and instantly falls in love. The two have an affair and wonder how long it will be before they get caught by their spouses.
Cartoon lags after a while. Pausing it should fix the problem. Otherwise feel free to watch it on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/us er/fartoons
I wrote the script for this episode in July 2012. Certain scenes are a tribute to the film "The Graduate". Check out more episodes on Newgrounds and YouTube.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I can honestly say that I never thought an episode of the wish fish family would replace my favorite episode of the series, my two sons. However, this may be the best wish fish family ever made. It has the most clever writing, I honestly did not see that ending coming. It also has the best animation of the series and, as always, a top notch music selection.
Great work, Ryan, I cannot wait for Vol.2 to come out on DVD !!!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
iF YOU GET OFFENDED u r stupood and I h8 u. ... tHE PACING N THE COMEDY WAS GR8


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