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A "Boy Meets World" sequel series is officially a go, according to a Monday report.
TVLine.com reports Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel will reprise their roles as Cory Matthews and Topanga Lawrence for a "Girl Meets World" pilot for Disney.
Savage tweeted on Monday "I'm going to be a father! Well, on TV at least. The "Boy Meets World" sequel is officially happening!"
Fishel wrote a blog post about the decision to make "Girl Meets World," saying that the goal of everyone involved was to create a quality new show while not tarnishing the legacy of "Boy Meets World."
"I promise with the entirety of my heart that we will make GMW with the same honesty, innocence, and intelligence that you learned to expect from BMW," she wrote.
The show will reportedly focus on Topanga and Cory's 13-year-old daughter, Riley.
The show will reportedly focus on Topanga and Cory's 13-year-old daughter, Riley. Read more on TVLine.com .
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Food 911
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Shawna loves to cook, but claims that hors d'oeuvres are her downfall. Shawna loves Thai food and Tyler has a menu of Thai appetizers for her! Summer rolls, and coconut shrimp. Shawna will master these delicacies so she can entertain in style (Episode: FO1D02)
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Chipotle Pimento Cheese - a smoky, spicy twist on the southern favorite!
Spiced Pumpkin Bars with Cream Cheese Frosting, a delicious fall or Thanksgiving dessert!
Four Berry Yogurt Muffins are a healthy weekend treat bursting with blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and strawberries!
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{recipe} Bourbon Sea Salt Caramels - a deliciously easy candy treat.
{recipe} Kale + Brussels Sprout Salad with pine nuts, parm, and a lemon vinaigrette. A light, refreshing salad that gets better and better the longer it sits!
Mexican Hot Chocolate Chip Cookies: chocolate chip cookies rolled in cinnamon and cayenne!
{recipe} Quinoa with Roasted Tomatoes, Avocado, and Tahini Dressing
How to Make Homemade Ricotta Cheese
Peach Blueberry Crostata plus tips on making the perfect pie dough!
Strawberry Mascarpone Ice Cream is a cooling and refreshing summer treat!
Orzo Salad with Tomato, Corn, Basil, & Feta is a quick, easy side for summer!
Flank Steak Salad with Blue Cheese reinvents leftovers into a healthy main course salad
Spicy Baked Eggplant Spaghetti
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade with Mint is the ultimate refreshing summer drink!
Strawberry Rhubarb Scones are healthy, delicious, and perfect addition to your brunch table.
Strawberry Rhubarb Jam is delicious and easy to make!
Mini Key Lime Pies with coconut graham cracker crust. Plus recipes for either traditional meringue or rum whipped cream topping!
Deviled Eggs Three Ways. Southern style with sweet pickles, curry, and pancetta & green onion. Happy Easter!
Chicken Scaloppine with arugula salad is an easy, elegant dinner perfect for weeknights or entertaining. Plus, two sauces to choose for this delicious dish!
Momofuku Compost Cookies - you choose your favorite baking ingredients and add junk food - these have potato chips & pretzels!
Momofuku Compost Cookies made with chocolate, peanut butter, butterscotch chips plus potato chips and pretzels!
Blood Orange Olive Oil Cake - fruity and moist, a cake that can be eaten at all times of the day!
Cranberry Pecan Rosemary Chicken Salad - light, healthy, and full of flavor!
Spice Roasted Carrots with Pomegranate Molassaes are spicy and sweet!
Lemon Spaghetti is a healthy, easy weeknight pasta that comes together in the time it takes to boil pasta water!
You can still have delicious, flavorful tomatoes in winter! How to make Slow Roasted Tomatoes and recipes to go with them.
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Date: | October 8, 2012 at 9:27:28 AM |
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Definitely not. It's one of my very fave names. :)Besides that, it's the name of my brother-in-law, so maybe that has something to do with it... xD
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So yesterday me and Zoe had a girls day out. We went to get lunch and to the mall. She took about an hour and a half to pick out a little purse. She was sitting on the couch in the Coach store with her legs crossed, the associates were sampling the little bags for her and served her chocolate, lol. She was so happy. We even ended up getting her a little diamond ring. When we walked in the door my Dh said "thank goodness we only have one daughter", lol. That night the boys made us dinner in bed and we watched a few Tinkerbell movies while eating more chocolate. It was one of the best days I have ever had. Post some pictures of you and your daughter.
Here she is shopping hard.
Getting her diamond ring. She asked her daddy to marry her when she got home.
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Gay Men Like Vodka, Lesbians Love Tequila
The statistics are in and the big winner is anyone who happens to market vodka--especially gay vodka.
With gay men, a whopping 45% of those surveyed drink it. (With straight men, it's only 26%.)
Meanwhile, 29% of gays admit to drinking rum.
And 27% say they like cordials and liqueurs.
Everyone else is either a recovering alcoholic or a liar.
As for lesbians, their tastes are slightly different.
Because lesbians are not only all different from each other, just like snowflakes, but they're extremely different from gay men, linked only in their humanity, their homosexuality, and their love of stripes and polka dots.
For lesbos, 44% like vodka (as opposed to 25% of straight women).
27% enjoy cordials.
And 22% guzzle rum.
So actually, they're not all that different, except for one thing: Tequila is life's blood to them.
Thirty five percent of the polled lesbians slurp the stuff down as if it were the heavens' rain, way more than gay men, straight men, and straight women would ever imagine doing, even when severely parched.
A lesbian walks into a bar that serves tequila and in five minutes, you have to call the police, an ambulette, and some polka dot cleaner.
Oh, and they also like to eat out more than gay men.
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RoscoeŌĆÖs Corey Hatcher will be a state alternate after placing third in the 242-pound class at the boys Region I, Division III powerlifting meet at Sundown High School. Hatcher lifted 1,300 pounds with a 515-pound squat, 285-pound bench press and 500-pound dead lift. RoscoeŌĆÖs Jose Rangel (985 pounds) was seventh in the 148-pound class while Landon Jones did not place in the 181-pound class.
Sweetwater High SchoolŌĆÖs junior varsity girls golf team shot a one-day 394 total to finish third overall and second among JV teams at a 10-team tournament played March 8 in Abilene. SweetwaterŌĆÖs 394 was just one shot higher than Abil-ene Cooper JVŌĆÖs 393. Also, SweetwaterŌĆÖs No. 2 JV team placed fifth with a 411 total. Sophomore Amy Witt, a member of the No. 2 team, shot a 92 to place second among all JV players.
Sweetwater High SchoolŌĆÖs varsity girls golf team shot a two-day total of 764 for a sixth-place finish out of 14 teams at the Class 3A, Region I Preview tournament that was held March 4-5 in Lubbock. Sweetwater shot daily scores of 386 and 378 at Meadowbrook Golf Course and was led by Elise Law-rence, who shot 91-94-185. Jodie May shot 99-92-191, Sarah Witt shot 97-96-193, Alex Gomez shot 100-96-196 and Katie High shot 99-103-202. The team plays its final pre-district event at Lamesa on March 24.
After suffering a tough 10-9 loss against Pecos on the first day of action, Sweetwater High School came back to earn a fifth-place finish at the TTCA regional team tennis tournament. SHS dominated Midland Greenwood 10-1 before defeating Levelland 13-6 to win fifth place.
SweetwaterŌĆÖs JV boys golf team shot 391 for a fifth-place finish at a tournament held Feb. 23 in Lamesa. Guy Bond led the way with an 85 to place eighth among medalists. Rance Stone (100), Yates Cypert (102), Michael Hazard (104) and Jonah Law-rence (111) also played for Sweetwater at the tournament.
Sweetwater was a 13-6 winner at Big Spring in its final team tennis match. Jenny Ordway, Dugan Thompson and Addisyn Cleckler won in girls singles and Austin Cotherman, Michael Foust, Brandon Ellison and Joe Lopez were the teamŌĆÖs winners in boys singles. Ordway-Thompson (8-3) and Cleckler-Kristen Casto won in girls doubles while in boys doubles, the team of Cotherman and Foust won 8-4 over the No. 1 Big Spring doubles team. Ellison and Lopez were also winners in boys doubles.
MONDAY, MARCH 14 Baseball Sweetwater varsity at Andrews, 1 p.m. TUESDAY, MARCH 15 Baseball Sweetwater varsity hosts Graham, 7 p.m. Softball Sweetwater varsity at Lamesa, noon. THURSDAY, MARCH 17 Softball Sweetwater JV hosts Levelland, 1 p.m. Sweetwater varsity hosts Levelland, 3 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 18 Baseball Sweetwater varsity hosts Wall, noon. Powerlifting SweetwaterŌĆÖs Kelsey Painter and Bri Munoz compete at girls state tournament in Corpus Christi. Softball Sweetwater JV and varsity at Big Spring (district openers), 5 and 7 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 19 Baseball
FRIDAY, MARCH 11 Baseball Sweetwater varsity at second day of Abilene tournament. Scheduled game: Sweetwater vs. Abilene High at Abilene High, 4 p.m. Golf Sweetwater JV and varsity boys host first round of tournament at Sweetwater Country Club. Powerlifting Sweetwater and Roscoe boys qualifiers compete at regional meets at Sundown High School. Softball Sweetwater varsity at first day of Post tournament. Track Sweetwater JV and varsity teams at Big Spring meet. SATURDAY, MARCH 12 Baseball
RoscoeŌĆÖs varsity teams and JV boys traveled to Rotan to begin their track season this past Saturday. The Roscoe girls and boys placed fourth at their meets as they scored 73 and 59 points, respectively, while the Roscoe JV boys team edged HaskellŌĆÖs JV 129-128 to win its division. Those placing in the top six are listed. ROSCOE BOYS 59 points (4th place) Shot put ŌĆö Juan Solis 4th (39-9) Discus ŌĆö Landon Jones T4th (106-6); Juan Solis 6th (93-1) Long jump ŌĆö Jose Rangel 6th (13-8) High jump ŌĆö Cody Graham 2nd (5-4)
These members of the Sweetwater High School boys powerlifting team have qualified for the regional powerlifting meet to be held Friday at Sundown High School. Seated from left are Zack Rosas, Kyle Lambert, Spencer Young, Anthony Palacios, Adrian Lopez, Alex Garcia, Mateo Gonzales, Sam Nemir, Ryan Linebaugh, Jose Garcia; front row, Hunter Johnson. Not pictured are Jay Lomas and Cory Burns. The top two in each class at the regional meet advance to the state meet in Abilene next week.


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It's a sad day for one of Cincinnati's leading families. Icon and billion dollar business man, Carl Lindner has died. The 92yr old was rushed to Christ Hospital reportedly gravely ill on Monday, October 17. Lindner is survived by his wife, Edith and three sons.
WLWT reports "Carl Lindner was one of a kind," said Sen. Rob Portman. "Cincinnati lost a loyal son who, despite all his successes, never forgot where he came from and never hesitated to support a worthy cause. Through his good works and with the support of his family, including his wife, Edyth, he made an indelible contribution to the city he loved so much."
"I was mayor in the eighties and Carl just loved Cincinnati," former Mayor Charlie Luken said. "At that point, he was just starting to enjoy the fruits of his success and he was just the most devoted, kind guy and adviser. He did more things for the city than any mayor or mayors will ever do."
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Conviction for attempted murder, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury, aggravated mayhem, and the unlawful taking of a vehicle is affirmed where although trial court erred when it refused to hear defendant's Marsden motions during the period when criminal proceedings were suspended, and should have conducted a hearing even though defendant's competence to stand trial was undetermined, the error was harmless and unprejudicial.
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APPEAL from a judgment of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, Patrick T. Meyers, Judge. Modified and affirmed.
Decided: June 22, 2009
Before: SUZUKAWA, J., EPSTEIN, P.J., MANELLA, J.
Opinion by: SUZUKAWA, J.
Edmund G. Brown, Jr., Attorney General, Dane R. Gillette, Chief Assistant Attorney General, Pamela C. Hamanaka, Senior Assistant Attorney General, Linda C. Johnson and Carl N. Henry, Deputy Attorneys General, for Plaintiff and Respondent.
Carlo Andreani, under appointment by the Court of Appeal, for Defendant and Appellant.


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Watcher Leesa'oh
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Gender | Female |
Race | Night elf (Humanoid) |
Level | 65 |
Reaction | Alliance Horde |
Affiliation | Cenarion Expedition |
Location | Zangarmarsh[23, 66] |
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Watcher Leesa'oh is a level 65 quest giver located at Cenarion Watchpost[23, 66] in the contested territory of Zangarmarsh. She's accompanied by her cat, Buddy.
Lessa'oh seems to dote on Buddy, which apparently hasn't helped with his habit of scratching people. The other Cenarion druids don't seem to mind that Buddy is out of claw's reach.
"Oh, pay no mind to Buddy. He won't hurt you, he just likes to scratch now and then.
He's just a big, loveable kitty.
Aren't you Buddy? Yes, you are, you cute, little thing. You're mommy's little baby, that's what you are!"
She starts the following quests:
- [63] Observing the Sporelings
- [64] A Question of Gluttony
- [63] Familiar Fungi
- [64] A Question of Gluttony
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After ending Stealing Back the Mushrooms the following event occurs:
- Watcher Leesa'oh says: <Name>, let's go see if this plan will work. Come along, Buddy!
You walk a little ways east of her current location.
- Watcher Leesa'oh says: Ok, let's see about using those mushrooms you brought back to grow the bog lords a new food supply.
Leesa'oh plants a giant mushroom.
- Watcher Leesa'oh says: Wait and see what happens.
After a few moments a Hungry Bog Lord will appear and move towards the mushroom.
- The Hungry Bog Lord takes a piece of the mushroom tree and holds it to its 'nose'. Seemingly satisfied, it eats it!
At this point Buddy, the saber, begins to head back to the camp.
- Watcher Leesa'oh says: Oh Buddy, you big baby! Look, it's working. It's really working!! Now all I need to do is grow more of these mushrooms here and the bog lords will likely leave the sporelings alone!
- The Hungry Bog Lord uproots the rest of the mushroom tree and makes off with it.
- Watcher Leesa'oh says: Oh, thank you, <Name>! You've made it possible to save both the sporelings from the bog lords, and the bog lords from our wrath.


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Disease in the Developing WorldNews ReleasesKey: Meeting Journal Funder Showing releases 801-825 out of 1002. << < 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 > >> Public Release: 22-Oct-2013
Biochemistry BUSM researchers make a case for free fatty acids In a recent study in the journal Biochemistry, a research group led by James A. Hamilton, PhD, professor of physiology, biophysics and radiology at Boston University School of Medicine, applied novel fluorescent methods to measure the rate by which fatty acids bind to and move across the fatty acid membrane to become metabolized. Contact: Gina Orlando Public Release: 22-Oct-2013
Lauren Sciences LLC research team at Ben-Gurion University successfully completes Campbell Foundation 1-year grant to develop V-SmartTM therapeutic for neuro-HIV Lauren Sciences, a privately-held biotechnology company furthering development of V-Smart™ therapeutics based upon its novel nanovesicle platform technology, announced today successful completion by its research team at Ben-Gurion University of the first stage of developing a V-Smart™ therapeutic for the treatment of neuro-HIV. The development of this V-Smart™ therapeutic, that systemically delivers tenofovir across the blood brain barrier into the brain for treatment of neuro-HIV, was supported by a grant from The Campbell Foundation. Campbell Foundation Contact: Susan Rosenbaum Public Release: 21-Oct-2013
American Journal of Public Health Study of decline of malaria in the US could affect approach to malaria epidemic abroad, UT Arlington researcher says A study of the eradication of the mosquito-borne disease in the US has implications for the approach to malaria abroad, says Daniel Sledge, assistant professor of political science. Contact: Bridget Lewis Public Release: 21-Oct-2013
IPM receives 2 awards from USAID through PEPFAR to advance HIV prevention technologies for women The International Partnership for Microbicides announced today that it has received two competitive five-year awards with a combined US$40 million ceiling from the US Agency for International Development provided through the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). Both awards aim to advance new HIV prevention tools for women and to help ensure their availability in developing countries where the epidemic has hit hardest. Contact: Holly Seltzer Public Release: 21-Oct-2013
URC leads new USAID project to improve Haiti's health care system University Research Co., LLC is leading a new project in Haiti, a country with complex public health issues, to improve the population's health status. The project, called Quality Health Services for Haiti (Services de Santé de Qualité pour Haïti - SSQH) North, is funded by the US Agency for International Development. URC and its partners will support the Haitian Ministry of Public Health and Population to increase the use and quality of its primary care and community services. US Agency for International Development Contact: Elizabeth Ransom Public Release: 21-Oct-2013
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Breast milk protein may be key to protecting babies from HIV infection A substance in breast milk that neutralizes HIV and may protect babies from acquiring HIV from their infected mothers has been identified for the first time by researchers at Duke Medicine. Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Duke University School of Medicine, Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology, NIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Contact: Sarah Avery Public Release: 18-Oct-2013
Journal of Applied Physics Salmonella sensing system Foodborne illnesses spread easily and, as such, are a difficult-to-control problem -- even more so in developing nations. Quick detection can play a critical role in halting the spread of contamination. Traditional detection methods, however, tend to be haltingly slow. Recognizing the need for a real-time biosensing system to detect pathogenic bacteria, a team at Auburn University came up with a novel design, which they describe in the AIP's Journal of Applied Physics. Contact: Jason Socrates Bardi Public Release: 17-Oct-2013
PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases 5-year-old children are as likely to suffer from bilharzia as their mothers Children of women harboring the bilharzia (schistosomiasis) worm during pregnancy are more likely to suffer the infection by the age of five years, a new study publishing Oct. 17, 2013, in the journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases has found. Contact: Dr. Robert Tweyongyere Public Release: 17-Oct-2013
PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases Pioneering use of oral cholera vaccine during outbreak A Medecins Sans Frontieres vaccination campaign of more than 300,000 people in Guinea shows feasibility of oral cholera vaccine for control of future epidemics. Médecins Sans Frontières Contact: Sandra Murillo Public Release: 17-Oct-2013
PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases Human neutrophil peptide-1: A new anti-leishmanial drug candidate As drug-resistant strains of Leishmaniasis spread, new non-toxic therapy could open a new front in the battle against this deadly parasite. Pasteur Institute of Iran Contact: Sima Rafati Public Release: 16-Oct-2013
PLOS ONE Rapid blood test to diagnose sepsis at the bedside could save thousands of lives, study suggests Researchers at King's College London have identified a biomarker -- a biological 'fingerprint' -- for sepsis in the blood, and showed it could be possible to diagnose the condition within two hours by screening for this biomarker at a patient's bedside. Guy's and St Thomas' Charity, UK National Institute for Health Research Contact: Katherine Barnes Public Release: 15-Oct-2013
Canadian Medical Association Journal Iron supplementation can provide cognitive and physical benefits to anemic children Giving daily iron supplements to anemic primary-school-aged children can have cognitive and physical benefits, according to a study published in CMAJ. Contact: Kim Barnhardt Public Release: 10-Oct-2013
A*STAR and NUS launch joint center to advance research on nutrition The National University of Singapore (NUS) and A*STAR will be jointly establishing the S$148 million Singapore Centre for Nutritional Sciences, Metabolic Diseases, and Human Development. This collaboration between the NUS's Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and A*STAR's Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences is set to become the leading center in Asia for research in the nexus between nutritional sciences, metabolic diseases and human development. A*STAR, NUS Contact: Vithya Selvam Public Release: 10-Oct-2013
Mayo Clinic Proceedings Study finds high-risk travelers account for nearly 1 in 5 persons seeking pre-travel advice Researchers from Boston University Schools of Medicine and Public Health and Boston Medical Center have found that high-risk travelers account for nearly 20 percent of patients using the five clinics of the Boston Area Travel Medicine Network. The study, which appears online in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, also found that these travelers often visited destinations with malaria and typhoid risk. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Boston Medical Contact: Gina DiGravio Public Release: 9-Oct-2013
New initiative supports research to strengthen health systems in low- and middle-income countries The Wellcome Trust, the Department for International Development, the Medical Research Council and the Economic and Social Research Council today announced a £15 million collaboration to support research that will generate practical measures to improve health systems in low- and middle-income countries. Wellcome Trust Contact: Jen Middleton Public Release: 9-Oct-2013
American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene New studies show cholera emerging as a driver of progress in public health in Haiti The deadly cholera epidemic that rocked earthquake-shattered Haiti in 2010, claiming 8,000 lives and counting, has rallied the public health community to seek water and sewer improvements that, combined with vaccination, could prevent some 89,000 future cholera infections. These findings are among the many insights published this month in a special section of the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene documenting the public health response to the largest national cholera outbreak in modern history. Contact: Bridget DeSimone Public Release: 8-Oct-2013
AIDS Vaccine 2013 HIV vaccines elicit immune response in infants A new analysis of two HIV vaccine trials that involved pediatric patients shows that the investigational vaccines stimulated a critical immune response in infants born to HIV-infected mothers, researchers at Duke Medicine report. Contact: Sarah Avery Public Release: 8-Oct-2013
Pediatrics Combination of anemia and high altitude increases poor outcomes in children with pneumonia Pneumonia is the leading cause of death of young children around the world, and a study from an international group of researchers now finds that the risk of poor outcomes -- including persistent pneumonia, secondary infections, organ failure or death -- in children who contract pneumonia is four times higher in those who also have anemia and live at high altitudes. World Health Organization, National Institutes of Health Contact: Kory Dodd Zhao Public Release: 8-Oct-2013
Innovation Days 2013 LSTM Professor Richard Pleass wins Prix de l'Innovation 2013 Professor Richard Pleass has won the Prix de l'Innovation 2013, also known as the Universal Biotech Innovation Prize 2013. Contact: Clare Bebb Public Release: 8-Oct-2013
2013 Victoria Prize rewards quest to eradicate malaria Malaria researcher professor Alan Cowman from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute has been awarded the 2013 Victoria Prize for Science and Innovation in recognition of his outstanding contributions in the quest to eradicate malaria. Victorian Government Contact: Alan Gill Public Release: 7-Oct-2013
AIDS South Africa reverses mortality trend in children under 5 Over the past decade, South Africa has made a dramatic reversal in child survival -- mainly because of improvements in HIV/AIDS care, reports a study in AIDS, official journal of the International AIDS Society. AIDS is published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, a part of Wolters Kluwer Health. Contact: Connie Hughes Public Release: 7-Oct-2013
6th Multilateral Initiative on Malaria Pan-African Conference Malaria vaccine candidate reduces disease over 18 months of follow-up in phase 3 children's study Results from a large-scale Phase 3 trial, presented today in Durban, show that the most clinically advanced malaria vaccine candidate, RTS,S, continued to protect young children and infants from clinical malaria up to 18 months after vaccination. Based on these data, GSK now intends to submit, in 2014, a regulatory application to the European Medicines Agency. Contact: Preeti Singh Public Release: 7-Oct-2013
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Scientists find soaring variety of malaria parasites in bats Researchers have discovered a surprising diversity of malaria parasites in West African bats as well as new evidence of evolutionary jumps to rodent hosts. Led by scientists at the American Museum of Natural History, the Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology, and the Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin, the new study reveals that two bat-infecting parasites are closely related to parasites in rodents that are commonly used to model human malaria in laboratory studies. National Science Foundation, American Museum of Natural History, The Max Planck Society Contact: Kendra Snyder Public Release: 3-Oct-2013
PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases Innovative approach could ultimately end deadly disease of sleeping sickness A tag team of two bacteria, one of them genetically modified, has a good chance to reduce or even eliminate the deadly disease African trypanosomiasis, or sleeping sickness, researchers at Oregon State University conclude in a recent mathematical modeling study. National Institutes of Health Contact: Jan Medlock Public Release: 3-Oct-2013
British Journal of Pharmacology Component of citrus fruits found to block the formation of kidney cysts A new study published today in British Journal of Pharmacology has identified that a component of grapefruit and other citrus fruits, naringenin, successfully blocks the formation of kidney cysts. SouthWest London Academic Network Contact: Tanya Gubbay Showing releases 801-825 out of 1002. |


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Latitude: 29.7074561848854
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Date of Stay: February, 2013 - $20.00
40 ft RV and toad. Had to disconnect so the toad did not stick out in the road. No Wi-Fi detected. Great restaurants in the area. Did not use public bathrooms. Just a basic place to stay overnight and not fancy or any amenities. People come to float the river in inner tubes. Yes trains are fifteen to sixty yards away. Run the a/c fan to screen the noise or stay down by the river. We camped at Landa RV & Campgrounds in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2009 - $20.00
Horrible, horrible, horrible is the only word to describe this campground (if anyone would even call this a campground!)!! First of all it is in a horrible location in New Braunfels, TX. You have to drive all over the city to get down into the area where they are located (WARNING: there is a bridge that only has an 11FT clearance on the way to the park)! It took us over 2 hours to FIND the place then another 3 hours trying to find someone to help us set up a reservation! Finally once someone did come to "help" (a Workamper that had NO CLUE what she was talking about) she couldn't answer most of our questions! She flip flopped her stories about how much the rate was per night then couldn't answer us on how much a monthly rate was. They don't offer a weekly rate. After she stared at her computer screen, which seemed for hours, she finally told us we owe $60 for TWO nights during OFF season! I then explained that we only wanted TWO nights (like I originally stated) but for some reason she just couldn't figure out on her calendar of how to change the dates! Then her rate she quoted us first was $15/night then jumped up to $20/night! A Wal-Mart parking lot is MUCH more pleasant than this place. There are SEVERAL LOUD TRAINS that go blaring past the park - VERY VERY LOUD and constant...all day...all night! I could post more but I think you get the drift of what this place is. Keep in mind this place does flood! On a positive note it is located on Comal River. Crystal clear water and excellent for tubing and fishing. There are many beautiful campgrounds in this area of Texas - this just so happens to NOT be one of them. The people there (that live there and work there) are very rude and not helpful! Move on down the road and give your money to a campground that wants to welcome you with open arms! I normally would never post anything negative or rude but I believe that people need to be aware of the truth! We camped at Landa RV & Campgrounds in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: September, 2009 - $20.00
We were here in the off season and the place was not crowded. The host did warn us about the trains that come through the night and they were loud!. That is really the only complaint. I would recommend this park if you do not have anything over 35 foot. We camped at Landa RV & Campgrounds in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: July, 2008 - $27.00
This is a family park right on the Comal River in downtown New Braunfels, Texas. The office staff is very friendly and helpful. When I made reservations, I thought that we would be staying in the Landa Municipal Park which is an excellent city owned park. But, I discovered upon our arrival that they do not have camping facilities. This Landa RV Resort Park is a private park. It appears to be an old park, all gravel, cramped, and very dusty. They cannot handle rigs over 35' although they did get us in with a 36' motorhome. There are several sites right on the Comal River, excellent for tubing, which is the big tourist attraction here in New Braunfels. Now that is the good part. The bad is that our site is within 150' of a very busy RR track. Hmmm, I don't remember seeing that on their web site! The trains come roaring through all the time, at least every 30 minutes during the day and it seems that often at night. You can feel it coming long before you ever hear the blast of the horns. We are pretty lucky in that some sites back up to within 20' of the train track. My wife and I have had a great time here simply because we can't stop laughing at how lucky we were to find this place. It reminds me of the episode of I Love Lucy, when Lucy and Ethel stayed in a small cabin near the tracks and every time the train roared through, there bed would rumble from one side of the room to the other. Yikes, I think I feel another one coming right now! &^%*&^%$#@! Can you feel it? We have 2 more nights to get through, because you can't cancel a reservation within 14 days of your stay. That should have told me something! OK, enough said. This is a great park if you love the rumble of freight trains and being awakened by the blast of an air horn 150' from your bedroom window in the middle of the night. Would I stay here again? I'd rather sleep in a cardboard box under a bridge! We camped at Landa RV & Campgrounds in a Motorhome.
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Marx, Lenin, and their followers
While both Karl Marx and Malthus accepted many of the views of the classical economists, Marx was harshly and implacably critical of Malthus and his ideas. The vehemence of the assault was remarkable. Marx reviled Malthus as a "miserable parson" guilty of spreading a "vile and infamous doctrine, this repulsive blasphemy against man and nature." For Marx, only under capitalism does Malthus' dilemma of resource limits arise. Though differing in many respects from the utopians who had provoked Malthus' rejoinder, Marx shared with them the view that any number of people could be supported by a properly organized society. Under the socialism favoured by Marx, the surplus product of labour, previously appropriated by the capitalists, would be returned to its rightful owners, the workers, thereby eliminating the cause of poverty. Thus Malthus and Marx shared a strong concern about the plight of the poor, but they differed sharply as to how it should be improved. For Malthus the solution was individual responsibility as to marriage and childbearing; for Marx the solution was a revolutionary assault upon the organization of society, leading to a collective structure called socialism.
The strident nature of Marx's attack upon Malthus' ideas may have arisen from his realization that they constituted a potentially fatal critique of his own analysis. "If [Malthus'] theory of population is correct," Marx wrote in 1875 in his Critique of the Gotha Programme (published by Engels in 1891), "then I cannot abolish this [iron law of wages] even if I abolish wage-labor a hundred times, because this law is not only paramount over the system of wage-labor but also over every social system."
The anti-Malthusian views of Marx were continued and extended by Marxians who followed him. For example, although in 1920 Lenin legalized abortion in the revolutionary Soviet Union as the right of every woman "to control her own body," he opposed the practice of contraception or abortion for purposes of regulating population growth. Lenin's successor, Joseph Stalin, adopted a pronatalist argument verging on the mercantilist, in which population growth was seen as a stimulant to economic progress. As the threat of war intensified in Europe in the 1930s, Stalin promulgated coercive measures to increase Soviet population growth, including the banning of abortion despite its status as a woman's basic right. Although contraception is now accepted and practiced widely in most Marxist-Leninist states, some traditional ideologists continue to characterize its encouragement in Third-World countries as shabby Malthusianism.
The Darwinian tradition
Charles Darwin, whose scientific insights revolutionized 19th-century biology, acknowledged an important intellectual debt to Malthus in the development of his theory of natural selection. Darwin himself was not much involved in debates about human populations, but many who followed in his name as "social Darwinists" and "eugenicists" expressed a passionate if narrowly defined interest in the subject.
In Darwinian theory the engine of evolution is differential reproduction of different genetic stocks. The concern of many social Darwinists and eugenicists was that fertility among those they considered the superior human stocks was far lower than among the poorer—and, in their view, biologically inferior—groups, resulting in a gradual but inexorable decline in the quality of the overall population. While some attributed this lower fertility to deliberate efforts of people who needed to be informed of the dysgenic effects of their behaviour, others saw the fertility decline itself as evidence of biological deterioration of the superior stocks. Such simplistic biological explanations attracted attention to the socioeconomic and cultural factors that might explain the phenomenon and contributed to the development of the theory of the demographic transition.
Theory of the demographic transition
The classic explanation of European fertility declines arose in the period following World War I and came to be known as demographic transition theory. (Formally, transition theory is a historical generalization and not truly a scientific theory offering predictive and testable hypotheses.) The theory arose in part as a reaction to crude biological explanations of fertility declines; it rationalized them in solely socioeconomic terms, as consequences of widespread desire for fewer children caused by industrialization, urbanization, increased literacy, and declining infant mortality.
The factory system and urbanization led to a diminution in the role of the family in industrial production and a reduction of the economic value of children. Meanwhile, the costs of raising children rose, especially in urban settings, and universal primary education postponed their entry into the work force. Finally, the lessening of infant mortality reduced the number of births needed to achieve a given family size. In some versions of transition theory, a fertility decline is triggered when one or more of these socioeconomic factors reach certain threshold values.
Until the 1970s transition theory was widely accepted as an explanation of European fertility declines, although conclusions based on it had never been tested empirically. More recently careful research on the European historical experience has forced reappraisal and refinement of demographic transition theory. In particular, distinctions based upon cultural attributes such as language and religion, coupled with the spread of ideas such as those of the nuclear family and the social acceptability of deliberate fertility control, appear to have played more important roles than were recognized by transition theorists.


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Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial (LSST) v1.05r3 | ||
Chapter 7: awk Revisited | ||
Next example shows the use of special printf statement
$ cat > bill3 |
Run it as follows:
$ awk -f bill3 inven
Bill for the 4-March-2001.
By Vivek G Gite.
1 Pen Rs.100.000000
2 Pencil Rs.20.000000
3 Rubber Rs.10.500000
4 Cock Rs.91.000000
Total Rs. 221.500000
In above example printf statement is used to print formatted output of the variables or text. General syntax of printf as follows:
printf "format" ,var1, var2, var N
If you just want to print any text using try printf as follows
printf "Hello"
printf "Hello World\n"
In last example \n is used to print new line. Its Part of escape sequence following may be also used:
\t for tab
\a Alert or bell
\" Print double quote etc
For e.g. printf "\nAn apple a day, keeps away\t\t\tDoctor\n\a\a"
It will print text on new line as :
An apple a day, keeps away Doctor
Notice that twice the sound of bell is produced by \a\a. To print the value of decimal number use %d as format specification code followed by the variable name. For e.g. printf "%d" , no1
It will print the value of no1. Following table shows such common format specification code:
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%c | Character | { isminor = "y" printf "%c" , isminor } |
%d | Decimal number such as 10,-5 etc | { n = 10 printf "%d",n } |
%x | Hexadecimal number such as 0xA, 0xffff etc | { n = 10 printf "%x",n } |
%s | String such as "vivek", "Good buy" | { str1 = "Welcome to Linux!" printf "%s", str1 printf "%s", "Can print ?" } |
To run above example simply create any awk program file as follows
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Run it as
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An apple a day, keeps away Doctor
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Obama's crooked campaign cash-o-matic machine revisited; Updated
In advance of the new Obama donor scandal story that many conservatives have been buzzing about and which is purportedly set to hit the pages of Newsweek/Daily Beast tomorrow morning, I'm reprinting a selection of my previous blog posts over the last four years that exposed various aspects of the Obama crooked campaign cash-o-matic machine. […]
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Desperate Dems Hide Behind Big Bird by Michelle Malkin Creators Syndicate Copyright 2012 Mitt Romney sure ruffled a lot of feathers over his proposal to eliminate taxpayer funding for government-sponsored TV. As soon as the GOP presidential candidate singled out PBS for cuts during the presidential debate in Denver, the hysterical squawking commenced. Left-leaning celebrities […]
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Mitt Romney spoke to the Clinton Global Initiative in New York. All three major networks broadcast the speech live. He name-checked the Muslim Brotherhood, noting that Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi is a member. Here's a transcript of his prepared remarks: If there's one thing we've learned this election season, it's that a few words from […]
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RNC wrap-up: The narratives that shined
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Sharknado Week Headed To Syfy This Summer
By Jessica Rawden 11 months ago comments
Syfy may not always have the best eye for original content, but the network sure knows how to replicate a successful venture. This time, theyve taken an idea from Discoverys playbook and are using the concept behind the channels successful Shark Week to bring even more eyeballs toyou guessed itSharknado. Heres what you need to know about Syfys upcoming Sharknado Week.
Following the success of last summers original movie, Sharknado, Syfy decided to move forward with a sequel. The network got really interactive with the project, asking fans to choose a title, eventually calling the movie Sharknado 2: The Second One. It took months for Sharknado 2 to go into production, but now the TV flick is headed for a July release. The network also has several other shark-related programs in the works at the moment, which led Syfy to the perfect lightbulb moment: Sharknado Week. The lineup includes Sharknado 2, Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark, Sharkmania: The Top 15 Biggest Baddest Bites and Roger Cormans Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda. Because Syfy isnt as efficient at churning out vaguely sci-fi related shark content as Discovery is at churning out actual shark content, Sharknado Week will not air as a marathon. Instead, audiences can tune in during primetime for a brand new project every night. Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark will kick off the event on Saturday, July 26 at 9 p.m. ET. The following night, Syfy will get even looser with its concept, airing Sharkmania, a documentary show looking at the 15 best cinematic shark bites of all time. That will air on Sunday, July 27 at 9 p.m. ET. Interestingly, Syfy isnt planning to close out Sharknado Week with an actual Sharknado flick. Instead, Sharknado 2: The Second One will air on Wednesday, July 30 at 9 p.m. ET. The shows horrible summertime timeslot does not inspire much confidence in the project, but since a third movie is on the way, Syfy cant think its that much of a disaster, right? At least Sharknado 2 sports an interesting cast, with Ian Ziering, Tara Reid, Mark McGrath, Vivica A. Fox, and Judah Friedlander signed on, as well as additional cameo appearances from the likes of Kelly Osbourne, Judd Hirsch, Perez Hilton, Matt Lauer, Al Roker, Andy Dick, Robert Klein, Sandra Pepa Denton and Biz Markie. Despite the eccentric cast, Syfy seems to be showing the most confidence in Cormans latest project, Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda, which is also a sequel of sorts. According to a press release from the network, the original Sharktopus kid will match up with a brand new scientific monster to fight for prowess on the food chain. That original movie will air on August 2 at 9 p.m. ET. As Syfy has proven in the past, projects like Sharknado have typically done better on social media outlets than in the actual ratings. If the network is hoping that Sharknado Week will cause a social media heyday, the channel just might get it. However, if this translates into huge ratings, Ill consider naming my firstborn Sharknado. Subscribe To Topics You're Interested In
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Hello Oliver, I am trying to find a programming style within the spectrum of possibilities which OCaml supports. This programming style should be easy to produce, easy to read and efficient in runtime. Sometimes a nested system of "for" or "while" loops appears simpler to me than a system of recursive calls. Sometimes such systems of recursive calls remind me of undisciplined goto jumps. There is an excellent OCaml tutorial at: http://www.ocaml-tutorial.org/. In this tutorial the author gives a simple example of a stack-blowing, non-tail-recursive code. The following tail-recursive version takes two functions instead of one and is relatively much more complex. In general, for the real world problems, it is much worse. I cite the author: "That was a brief overview of tail recursion, but in real world situations determining if a function is tail recursive can be quite hard." I believe him. This is at: http://www.ocaml-tutorial.org/if_statements,_loops_and_recursion section tail recursion. I think that some problems, like simple operations on lists, can be easier described by pattern matching and recursion, whereas for others it appears more natural to take loops. I also think that what looks simple or not depends on the person. I myself have spent half of my life with imperative languages. Regards, Martin --- Oliver Bandel <email@example.com> wrote: > On Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 11:07:30PM +0200, Martin > Chabr wrote: > > Hello William, > > > > I am using a mutable record. I am programming this > 90% > > in the imperative (non-functional) style, so that > I > > can rewrite critical parts into Fortran easily. > > Another reason is, I am an intermediate user and > > finding out whether the recursion is a tail-one or > not > > is difficult for me. > > When you 90% of your code are writing in imperative > style > and do not go deeper into the functional/recursive > world, you will never be able to distinguish between > tail-rec and non-tail-rec style. > > But: It is not really hard to find the distinction > betwen > the two styles, but often the explanations are not > made > well. > Sometimes it's only one or two words in an > explanation about > tail-rec/non-tail-rec that must be substituted by > other words, > and the distinction can be made visible very easy. > > On the other hand: writing mor funtional/recursive > code will > make you more used to to this... > > Ciao, > Oliver > > _______________________________________________ > Caml-list mailing list. Subscription management: > http://yquem.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/caml-list > Archives: http://caml.inria.fr > Beginner's list: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ocaml_beginners > Bug reports: http://caml.inria.fr/bin/caml-bugs > ___________________________________________________________ Was denken Sie über E-Mail? Wir hören auf Ihre Meinung: http://surveylink.yahoo.com/wix/p0379378.aspx


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Hi, so I'm pretty new to this whole diy thing and I need help identifying a part to be replaced. I started working on a Perpetual Technologies P-3A DAC to replace a few parts. I've identified a part that needs to be replaced, I just don't know what type of part it is (I'm really new to this subject) or where I can order it. I was hoping one of you could let me know what part this is. Maybe you could even tell me what part number it was. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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How do you know that part needs replacing when you didn't know (until just now) what it was?
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probably the slight scorch marks visible are some clue =) its difficult, yes indeed its a capacitor, but if its fried he cannot measure its value (if he indeed has a multimeter), although good chance its the same as the other caps surrounding it. without knowing the value its hard, its likely to be 10-100nf np0/c0g or x7r type 0805 size ceramic. np0, c0g and x7r are grades, not brands, the brand will be univportant, so if we can find the value it will be easy to find one at farnell, digikey, mouser, newark etc
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Looks like it's just a bypass cap.
It is not that important part. Your DAC should work even with that part missing. Don't pay too much. Buy 50 pcs of them from here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/50pcs-SMD-C0...#ht_865wt_1033 Or 100pcs from here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-SMD-Capa...ht_3209wt_1186 Last edited by tamphist; 13th September 2011 at 03:15 PM. |
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Does the DAC work? If you are "moding" this unit you really really need a schematic first. The comments so far are well made, you might be able to just ignore the cap or replace it with a common bypass cap value like .01 ufd, but wouldnt it be smarter to know? Did you install that yellow radial cap hung out in the air like that? Did you short something out in the process? I suppose that I sound a bit critical, but you are asking for answers without offering enough information.
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Thanks for all the replies, guys. I was trying to replace the power jack, which had been broken and I noticed the scorch marks. This dac had been bought used and I didnt know if I had done the damage or if the damage had been there before I bought it. I can test the board with a multimeter, but I cannot verify that it works since I desoldered the jack so I could replace it. Also, I did not install the radial cap. My goal was to replace the jack and I was concerned about the scorch marks. Anyways, I will try to replace the jack and if the dac works, then I will leave it alone. I think I will try to do as little damage as possible as I learn how to work with electronics.
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If I wanted to measure the surrounding caps, what setting would I have to set the DMM at?
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