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Date:Wednesday March 17 2010
Time: 9:25AM
DW Stadium
Attendance: 16 186
Four o'clock and we set off from a sunny but somewhat chilly Sutton Coldfield, hitting our old friend the M6 Motorway, via my old stomping ground of Great Barr (Hi there Randy.Stand). We headed north to the DW Stadium, full of the joys of spring, delighted to be back on the road again, after Saturday's short run to the potteries. This evenings destination, home of the outfit that turned us over in some style on opening day, Wigan Athletic.
Conversation came quick and fast, covering a variety of topics, such as a continued inquest into the Stoke City game, the upcoming F.A. cup semi-final, tonight's possible team (four different preferred line-ups - no surprise there), Becks, the death of the world's smallest man, and with thoughts of the balmy summer days ahead, the England cricket test team.
With 'The Little River Band' performing in concert in the car cd player, all was right with the world as the miles rolled away.
Three out of the four of us had predicted a Villa win, the other individual going for the draw, and as the rules of the car dictate regarding match predictions, no one can repeat a score selected by another, consequently someone could well win tonight's forty quid jackpot - match outcome right, match score correct. I'd gone with 2-0 Villa, confident the money was mine. Its ten quid per punter, the money held by that days driver. All very professional and well thought out. See. We don't mess around. We've been doing it for years now, we've got it down to a fine art.
Plenty of Villans on the road, and we bumped into a few more friendly faces when we stopped off at our favourite watering hole. I've said it before, and I make no excuses for saying it again, our away support this season has been top drawer, no matter who we are playing, when or where, the turn out has been superb.
No real surprises when we arrived in Wigan and first heard the team news. Gabby in for Emile Heskey is the only change from the past weekend. No sign yet then of any squad rotation, games for the so called 'fringe' players.
Our line up for the nights encounter was as follows, although you all no doubt know it off by heart:-
Brad Friedel in goal, Carlos, Richard, James, and Stephen at the back, a midfield of Stan the skipper, Milly, Stewart Downing and Ash, with Big JC and Gabby up front. Welcome back Gabby.
On the bench sat Baby Brad, the unsettled Habib, Sidders, Emile, young Nathan, Fabian, and the extremely unlucky Luke Young.
No place then for Marc Albrighton, which was a disappointment to all four of us. Surprise, surprise, we are all in unison for once.
Well we certainly got to witness a bright and open first half, the game a lot livelier than the weekend encounter at The Britannia, with chances at both ends, and right from the off it looked pretty obvious that we wouldn't be witnessing another 0-0 stalemate.
As they showed at Brummagem B6 back in August, this team that Roberto Martinez is working with can certainly play football, indeed to the casual Wigan Athletic observer like myself, who has only now seen them twice in action this season, you really after wonder how or why they find themselves involved in another fight against relegation. They are very definitely pretty on the eye, and they can also muscle it with the best when the going gets tough. Without wishing to appear patronising, I for one certainly hope they retain their premiership status. The way they play the game is a credit to Martinez and his staff, and the premier league would be poorer without the likes of The Latics.
Right, enough about my love affair with the enemy, lets now revert back to the game in general, and our lot in particular.
A clever ball from Stewie Downing got the action underway, but Chris Kirkland came out of his goal quickly to deny Gabby any opportunity.
Figueroa had the first Wigan attempt on Brad's goal from about 30 yards out, but it flew high, wide, and not very handsome.
A superb pass by James Milner, who went on to win our Man of the Match award after a truly tremendous ninety minutes plus of skill and endeavour, sent Ash in on the right, and his attempted cross went out for a corner. Gabby headed over from the resulting flag kick, our first attempt on the home sides goal.
After eleven minutes Gabby Forced the ball home from a John Carew flick-on, only to see the offside flag raised by the linesman. Going to be one of those nights we thought.
Wasn't too long before we had the ball in the back of the Wigan net again though, Gabby's cross from the left forced home by Ash, but he was clearly offside, so no complaints there. Actually Steve Bennett and his assistants had I thought a poor game overall, some of the decisions that failed to go our way were ridiculous, but on both occasions, fair play to them, I think they got it right.
Gabby thought he should have had a penalty, Ashley was in unison too, when he was jostled off the ball just as he was about to pull the trigger. He kept his feet, credit to him for that, but from where we sat, you had the feeling that had he gone down, we might have received the spot-kick. A chance missed though, because it looked as if Gabby had worked himself a decent opening, only for him to scuff his shot.
James Collins almost headed us into the lead from a corner, following good work by Downing. The ball took a slight deflection off a Wigan player to sail just over, with Kirkland well beaten.
Not too long to wait though for the opening goal, and what a weird one it was too. We were up the other end of the ground, and in truth, it took a few seconds before we realised that we had actually found the net.
Stewart Downing put in the cross, John Carew flicked it on, and poor McCarthy inadvertently sent the ball past his own keeper, the sort of crazy deed you normally associate with a certain Mr Titus Bramble.
Mass celebrations amongst the ranks of the traveling Villans, just to prove to one and all that we'll joyously celebrate any Villa goal, no matter how crazy, or how unfortunate on the opposition it is.
We hadn't returned to a state of calm however from our dancing, hugging and kissing, when the home side were back on level terms.
Wigan won a free kick out on the left when 'our goal scorer' McCarthy was deemed to have been fouled. The ball was whipped in, Caldwell got the slightest of touches, and we were back to square one again.
Both teams pushed forward at every opportunity, but we perhaps created the best opportunity, only for Ash to blaze over the bar from another superb Downing ball, when he should really at least have tested the Wigan keeper. A chance definitely wasted.
A great run from Ash then set up John Carew, but the big guys shot was well saved by Kirkland, and knocked out for a corner. Excellent move though, Ash at his exciting best.
James Milner volleyed just wide, and an entertaining first half came to an end with honours even. I think we'd shaded the first forty-five, but this Wigan side certainly weren't making it easy for us, and were definitely giving as good as they got.
There was no let up in the action as the second half got underway. Moreno went close for the home side, in fact many Wigan supporters thought he'd actually scored. His shot just went wide of the post though, clipping the side netting.
Up at our end a Stewart Downing cross was very well kept in play by Stephen Warnock, who had clearly shaken off a knock that had seen him limping a few minutes back, and his cross was headed narrowly wide by Ash. Getting closer.
Sure enough, a second Villa goal arrived, and this time it was one of our own who received the plaudits. Kirkland flapped at a Villa corner, the ball wasn't cleared, it found its way to Milly, who joyfully sent a twenty-five yarder through a ruck of players and past a possibly unsighted Kirkland. 2-1, and its party time again.
Wigan came at us in an attempt to draw level again, but in truth they never really troubled us, in fact we looked dangerous every time we came forward, and you always felt that we were more likely to get a third, than they ever were to tie things up.
Martin replaced John Carew and the hobbling Gabby Agbonlahor, with Emile Heskey and Sidders, and with the traveling hordes in great voice, you couldn't see the home team getting back into the game.
Three points, a decent Villa performance, an enjoyable game, and four points in the bag from two somewhat tricky away games.
Now its back home to Villa Park to entertain Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sunderland. Things could be a lot worse.
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Belle is a open-source, cross-platform and freely distributed software project that aims to deliver a user-friendly visual novel maker application for GNU/Linux users. It can also be used to create 2D games.
Each newly create project will have a name and you can set the screen size, font and text speed. In addition, it is possible to use a built-in web browser. Projects can be saved locally or easily exported to another application.
Features at a glance
With Belle, you will be able to create basic or complex visual novels that contain characters, dialog, scenes, navigation, and various other elements. It boasts an easy-to-use GUI that is composed of six modules: Actions, Resources, Scenes, Characters, Properties, Pause Screen, and Action Catalog.Each newly create project will have a name and you can set the screen size, font and text speed. In addition, it is possible to use a built-in web browser. Projects can be saved locally or easily exported to another application.
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The program is written in the C++ programming language and uses the Qt4 GUI toolkit for its graphical user interface. While it's available for download as a source archive, it officially supports the Arch Linux, Gentoo and Ubuntu Linux distributions.Compilation instructions for the source archive
If you use another Linux kernel-based operating system aside from the ones listed above, you'll have to grab the source archive if you want to install Belle. Open an X11 terminal emulator in the directory you've extracted the source archive and type the "qmake belle.pro" commands to configure the project, then type "make" to compile it, and finally, type ./belle to run the application or "sudo make install" to install it system wide.Belle was reviewed by Marius Nestor, last updated on September 12th, 2014
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VERO BEACH - Vero Beach senior Zeke Motta finally can relax.
The 6-foot-3, 210-pound defensive back verbally committed to play football for Notre Dame on Thursday. He will graduate high school early and enroll in January to get a head-start with the team.
"It feels great," Motta said, who commited to the Fighting Irish as an outside linebacker. "I'm just excited and can't wait to get up there — again."
His college search has been a trying process.
Motta, a four-star athlete ranked by Rivals.com as the nation's No. 10 linebacker, drew the interest of Division I colleges shortly after the Florida Sports Writers Association named him a first-team All-State defensive back in Class 6A last year.
His mailbox was constantly filled with letters from coaches, he spent the summer traveling across the country to attend camps and unofficially toured campuses of schools showing interest.
And yes, his phone has been ringing off the hook.
Motta, who attended a summer camp at Notre Dame, made his official visit to the South Bend, Ind. campus last weekend. That experience convinced Motta that is where he belonged.
He had narrowed down his choices to Notre Dame and Florida, which he unofficially visited three times. Among other schools recruiting him were Boston College, Florida State, Auburn and UCLA.
"I just got the right feeling from Notre Dame," Motta said. "I just felt like I belonged there, and I didn't get that at Florida. Not to take anything away from Florida — that's a great team, and I would have loved to play there — but I felt more comfortable at Notre Dame.
"I just had to do what's best for me."
Motta, who leads Vero Beach with 42 tackles this season, attended the Notre Dame vs. Stanford on Saturday, and said the college gameday experience there was overwhelming.
"They have great respect, and there's an aura that surrounds Notre Dame football," Motta said.
His dad, Vero Beach defensive coordinator Bill Motta, said he is thrilled with his son's decision.
"There's a lot of energy on campus on gameday, and the student body was really excited," Bill Motta said. "It wasn't a stuffy place. I think a lot of people have that vision of it being a stuffy, uppity place, but the feeling at the game, it made it a perfect visit."
Notre Dame's first interest in Motta came when assistant coach Bernie Parmalee attended two Vero Beach practices this past spring. Motta said Parmalee invited him to the Fighting Irish camp and told him if he did well there, he was certain the school would offer him a spot.
"It was a school I was interested in, so I decided to go up there and I did well and I was lucky to be the only player that coach (Charlie) Weiss gave an offer to (from the camp)," Motta said.
A safety for Vero Beach, Motta was recruited as an outside linebacker. Motta said the ND coaches told him they were looking for a faster-type linebacker like him.
His near 4.0 GPA didn't hurt.
"The defense they run is designed for a lot of blitzes," Motta said. "As an outside linebacker, I will be lining up on the tight end a lot and lining up in space and definitely going in on blitzes. ... They liked what I showed them and felt I was the right fit for their scheme."
Vero Beach head coach Gary Coggin said Motta would fit in well wherever he went because of his athleticism and work ethic.
"We talk about our great tradition, well he kicked it up a notch," Coggin said. "There are some great universities in the nation, but as for traditions, that's taking it to the next level. It's great for him and his family and our program."
"I know it was one of those long drawn-out processes where you get calls all hours of the night. That's difficult on a young man, and I think he was getting worn out a little. He went up there this weekend and saw something he liked. They did a great job selling him on their program."
Motta was the 16th and final commitment for Notre Dame. Though he knows he will miss out on half of his senior year by enrolling early, he looks forward to getting started in January.
"Hopefully I can contribute and help get to a national championship," Motta said.
2006: 107 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, 1 blocked kick, 7 pass breakups, 1 fumble recovery, 4 fumbles forced
2007: 143 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 interception, 4 fumble recoveries and 5 blocked kicks. Caught 8 passes for 90 yards and 1 touchdown on offense.
2008: 42 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 2 blocked kicks, 2 fumble recoveries; 1 reception for 32 yards, 1 touchdown through 4 games
• 292 career tackles, 8 career blocked kicks
• Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers All-Area Team: Honorable mention, 2006; First team, 2007
• First-team Class 6A All-State, 2007
• FACA All-District 17 team, 2007
Here's a look at what Vero Beach defensive coordinator Bill Motta had to say about his son's talent:
"I think Zeke is going to add a lot of intensity. No question, they are loaded athletically, but Zeke is just going to complement what they have now. He is going to really contribute to the intensity level they play to."
"He's the kind of player you want to incorporate in a defense when you are facing these multiple offenses. Without changing personnel, you've got a guy who can line up in space, you can bring him into the box, you can put him anywhere, and know he will get the job done."
"He also knows how to block kicks and know how to line up. To have a guy come in and spot the ball and take it off the foot is an art in itself. And he can be used as an offensive weapon as well. Most colleges are trying to recruit athletes, so he fits multiple roles."
Sept. 19: Boston College
Sept. 26: Auburn
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Peter Edward "Pete" Rose, Sr. , nicknamed Charlie Hustle, is a former player and manager in Major League Baseball. Rose played from 1963 to 1986, best known for his many years with the Cincinnati Reds. Rose, a switch hitter, is the all-time Major League leader in hits , games played , at bats , and outs . He won three World Series rings, three batting titles, one Most Valuable Player Award, two Gold Gloves, the Rookie of the Year Award, and made 17 All-Star appearances at an unequaled five different positions . Rose's nickname, "Charlie Hustle", was given to him for his play beyond the "call of duty" while on the field. Even when being walked, Rose would run to first base, instead of the traditional walk to base. Rose was also known for sliding headfirst into a base, his signature move.
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CIP Program Description: Hospitality Administration/Management, General.Program Name: Hospitality & Tourism ManagementProgram Level: Certificate of AchievementProgram Length in Weeks: 72 [1]
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LANSING, MI (MPRN)-- There's legislation pending in Lansing that would allow voters to amend local charters to cap public employee compensation and benefits. We have more from Michigan Public Radio's Rick Pluta.
Courts have held that local initiatives don't trump collective bargaining rights. Former state Representative Leon Drolet heads the Michigan Taxpayers Alliance. He says the legislation is an effort to get around that to let voters run ballot drives and amend city charters.
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When you have certainty on what you believe… when you operate life based on principles, not by consequences… that's when you'll get the attention of others. If you light yourself on fire, people from thousands of miles will come to watch you burn. PS, actually, it's 25,000 days on average that we have to live. PPS, please don't literally light yourself on fire. Light yourself on fire with passion is good
If you're not making the kind of money you'd like in your business yet, focus more of your energy into developing the skills that will make it so it's inevitable for you to become successful in your business. "When riches come, they will come so fast that it will make your head spin. And you will be wondering where they have been hiding all these while!" – Napoleon Hill One of the most important fertile grounds we must develop in order to produce good harvest is the fertile ground of our mind. A mind filled with bad thoughts, programs, and habits, will have a difficult time nurturing good ideas, thoughts, and plans. A misnomer is an innacurate definition to a word. One misnomer in relationships is the word 'belonging.' A thing or a person cannot belong to you if it, he, or she, doesn't actually long for you. Focus on the skills. Master the skills… so that success is inevitable.
Success is in the doing.
Words become a reality. What didn't exist a moment before you said it now exists.
In success, here's the main question: "Are you doing what it takes?"
Our Lives Are Affected Mainly By Three Things: #1- Our Philosophy: How we think and what we know about what we think. #2- How We Feel: How we feel about ourselves, others, and circumstances. #3- Our Lives are affected by what we do. To get to where you want to go in life and to get to where you'd like to arrive, how many books do you need to read to get there? Answer: As much as it takes. How much should you do? Answer: As much as you can. How many people's lives should you touch? Answer: As many as you can. There is no difference between someone who doesn't read books and someone who cannot read books.
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If you own a computer, then you need to be ready for the next millennium. No
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Many computers were programmed with the date automatically starting with 19,
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The Cortez Journal encourages people to submit announcements about upcoming events for the Community Calendar. Send announcements to email@example.com. Items submitted at least two weeks in advance will have a better chance of getting published; items submitted several days before the event might not get published. For more information, call the Journal at 565-8527. Nakai concert to benefit Mancos library Tami Graham Presents �An evening with R. Carlos Nakai,� a benefit for the Mancos Public Library, Saturday, June 16, at 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.) at the Mancos Opera House. Of Navajo-Ute heritage, R. Carlos Nakai is the world�s premier performer of the Native American flute. Since 1983, he has released over 35 albums. Nakai has earned two gold records and has received nine Grammy nominations. The cost for the concert is $35 for general admission, $75 for VIP private reception with R. Carlos Nakai. Tickets are on sale at Southwest Sound in Durango, Mancos Public Library and Rocky Mountain One Stop in Cortez. For more information call 759-9716, email www.tamigraham.com or find the event on Facebook. Moetones play Stonefish for 2 year anniversary Stonefish Sushi & More is celebrating two years of business in downtown Cortez at 16 West Main St. The public is invited to a big rock and roll birthday party with return engagement with the Moetones at 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 16. There is no cover charge, and there will be door prizes. Hymn For Her will play eclectic �stomp-grass punk folk� Hymn For Her will bring their blazing live show to the Dolores River Brewery on Sunday, June 17 at 7 p.m. The Brewery is at 100 North 4th St. in Dolores. Lucy Tight and Wayne Waxing are Hymn For Her, a rockin� duo that hails from anywhere they can park their 16 foot, 1961 vintage Bambi Airstream (comes with dog and baby) as they tour the U.S. coast to coast. They describe their music as �stomp-grass punk folk with a hint of Americana.� Lucy plays a three-stringed broom handle/cigar box guitar, banjo and sometimes even a glockenspiel as she shares vocal duties with Wayne, who also plays acoustic guitar, banjo, dobro, and/or harmonica all while handling percussion on bass drum and hi-hat! Bullet microphones and an arsenal of effect pedals give this band a sound like no other. The show is enhanced by a slide show of original photos projected on an old-fashioned slide projector. Wherever they play, this band wins over the audience with their amazing live show that sometimes might include a Led Zeppelin or other classic tune given the Hymn For Her twist! For more information, call the Brewery at 882-4677. Summer Enrichment Programs begin at Medicine Horse Medicine Horse Equine Therapy Center will begin their Summer Enrichment Programs next week. Kids ages 7 through 12 will learn about horses and how to take care of them, learn how to ride bareback, do art projects, make horse treats and just have fun with horses. The beginning skills camp runs from Monday through Friday, June 18-22 and again July 16-20. The advanced skills camp runs from Aug. 6-10. Both camps are from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $120 and space is limited to six kids. Also, an art, essay and poem contest for kids who love horses is open. Draw a picture, write a poem or an essay about why you want to come to a Medicine Horse Summer Camp this summer. If your art, poem or essay is chosen, you will earn a 1/2 scholarship for camp. Entries for the contest should be sent by Wednesday, June 27. Send entries to Summer Camp Contest, Medicine Horse Center, P.O. Box 1074, Mancos, CO 81328. The winners will be announced before the July summer camp. For more information, contact Lynne at 533-7403 or email@example.com. �Awesome Aliens� for kids will explore life on other planets The Mancos Public Library, located at 211 W. First St., invites kids to its 2012 Summer Reading Program �Dream Big at Your Library.� All students age 5-18 are invited to participate. These programs are run as a �drop in� but all children attending must enroll. On Wednesday, June 20, join us for �Awesome Aliens.� Come explore what we know about life on other planets. Local artist Jaime Becktal will be on hand to help with a craft and will do some truly amazing face painting � think Avatar! Imaginations required! Wholesome snacks will be provided during each program. Younger children may attend if accompanied by an adult throughout the program. We also conduct a reading contest bingo (for kids, teens and adults) with books of their choice as prizes for all who complete the bingo. All programs are free. For more information, call MPL at 533-7600. Library hosts award-winning storyteller The next performer in the Cortez Public Library�s Summer Reading Program Family Entertainment Series is Sara Ransom. Please come see her on Wednesday, June 20, at 2 p.m. Sara is a storyteller and has been featured in festivals from New England to New Zealand. She is the daughter and granddaughter of performing storytellers. Sara has traveled worldwide in learning her craft. Sara is a winner of a National Endowment for the Arts Solo Performance Fellowship in 1991. Her international experience exhibits itself in her eclectic performances. The library is located at 202 N. Park St. and may be reached by calling 565-8117. Mobile blood drive will take place in Cortez United Blood Services will hold a mobile blood drive from noon to 4 p.m. Thursday, June 21, at the west campus of Southwest Colorado Community College, 33057 U.S. Hwy 160. To set up an appointment or for more information, call 385-4601 or sign up online at www.bloodhero.com. Rockslide plays original music Rockslide would like to invite you to a live music event at Blondies Pub at 332 E. Main St. in Cortez on Friday, June 22 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Rockslide recently opened for the Josh Abbott Band at Echo Basin, and has been receiving critical acclaim for their original music. Rockslide will be releasing their second CD of original music late summer of 2012. The members of Rockslide include Leo Herrera, Dennis Knuckles, Jimmy McClain and Thomas Martin Scott. For more information, call 739-5920, or go to www.rockslidecolorado.com. Wild Country will perform first show at the Hollywood On Friday, June 22, 8 p.m., Wild Country plays the Hollywood Bar and Grill, 417 Central Ave. in Dolores. These Durango favorites have shared the stage with country music legends. Cover is $5. For more information, call 882-9998. Lions Club will hold 70-year celebration barbecue event The Cortez Lions Club is celebrating 70 years as a community service club! We invite the public to share in our celebration from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 24 at the Parque de Vida Park amphitheater, 400 N. Mildred. Come enjoy hamburgers, hot dogs and watermelon. The Cortez Club became a chartered club on June 2,1942. Lions Club members were local business owners who came together with a vision that promoted and supported the community needs well into the future. The Cortez Lions Club continues to sustain community involvement. For more information, call 564-9619. Baptist Church to hold Vacation Bible School Lifeway Baptist Church is having it�s Vacation Bible School from 9 a.m. to noon beginning Monday, June 25 to Friday, June 29. On the last Friday evening at 6 p.m. we will host a family night and hot dog dinner, so parents can come and see what their child has done. Lifeway is located at 601 N. Dolores Rd. This year�s theme is �Amazing Wonders.� Children will have a great time of learning about other parts of the world. VBS is for all children from pre-K to those who have completed the 6th grade. You can register your child early by coming by the church from 9 a.m. untill noon Monday through Thursday or by calling the church office at 564-1239. Marketing for Smarties for business owners The first of the 3-session Marketing for Smarties Series will be offered in Cortez from 1 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 26 at the Cortez Welcome Center, 928 East Main St. The next two sessions will take place on July 18 and August 15 at the same times. These 3-part series� break marketing down into a step-by-step process, and help to resolve a lot of the problems many small businesses encounter when trying to effectively promote their products and services. Recommended for new and existing businesses. The cost of $149 will cover all three sessions. Register now � space is limited. To register for the Marketing for Smarties Series, contact the Small Business Development Center by phone at 247-7009, by email at email@example.com, or register online at www.coloradosbdc.org/workshop.aspx?ekey=170320037. Presentation on Colo. State asbestos requirements Four Corners Builders Association invites you to a presentation at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 26 in the First National Bank. Join us for an overview of the Colorado State asbestos requirements for demo and remolding, presented by Doug Yearout of C.A.R.E. of Cortez. This is open to the public, so if you have any questions or concerns come and talk to the experts.For more information call the FCBA office at 565-1771. �Heavy Equipment Petting Zoo� The Mancos Public Library, located at 211 W. First St., has begun its 2012 Summer Reading Program �Dream Big at Your Library.� All students age 5-18 are invited to participate in the programs, which run on Wednesdays from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in June. These programs are �drop in� but all children attending must enroll. Dreaming big includes thinking about what you want to be when you grow up. Visit the library on Wednesday, June 27 for �Heavy Equipment Petting Zoo� and meet folks (and their big engines) that fight fires, track wildlife, do police work, dig enormous holes in the ground, etc. Wholesome snacks will be provided during each program. Younger children may attend if accompanied by an adult throughout the program. We will also conduct a reading contest bingo (for kids, teens and adults) with books of their choice as prizes for all who complete the bingo. All programs are free. For more information, call 533-7600. Fade Left tour lands at Blondie�s The Fade Left tour with Toki Wright, Burnell Washburn, Whiteowls, and more will be at Blondie�s, 45 E. Main St., Cortez, at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 27. This show is for ages 18 and older. For more information, call 739-4944. Storyteller Penwell uses music, puppets at library Laurel Penwell will perform at the Cortez Public Library, 202 N. Park St., on Wednesday, June 27, at 2 p.m. as part of the Summer Reading Program Family Entertainment Series. Laurel�s a librarian and storyteller based in Hesperus and uses humor, music, and puppets. Laurel has twelve years of library and school storytelling experience. She�s a perfect fit for the �Dream Big, Read� theme. For more information, call the library at 564-4073. Cortez Library offers educational Water Day The Cortez Public Library will present Water Day 2012, an educational opportunity to learn more about our local water. The Dolores Water Conservancy District, Montezuma Valley Irrigation Company and the Cortez Water Plant will be joining us for the first ever �Water Day� in various area locations on Thursday, June 28. At 10 a.m., there will be a presentation by Mike Preston of the Dolores Water Conservancy District and Don Magnuson of Montezuma Valley Irrigation at the overlook at the end of the McPhee Campground. At 1 p.m., there will be a tour of the Cortez Water Plant hosted by Bruce Smart. For more information or directions, stop by the Cortez Public Library at 202 N. Park in Cortez, or call 565-8117. Driver Safety Course offered by AARP AARP will sponsor a driver safety course on Thursday, June 28 from 12:30 to 5 p.m. at the Calvin Denton Room in the Empire Electric Building, 801 N. Broadway, Cortez. This four-hour course is authorized by the state of Colorado. It is designed to meet the needs of older drivers, and will review safe driving techniques as well as Colorado traffic laws. Completion of this course can qualify you for a discount on your automobile insurance. The course is available to all motorists whether or not they are members of AARP. A $12 fee for AARP members and a $14 fee for nonmembers is to be paid by check (no cash or credit cards), which covers materials. Please bring your driver�s license and your AARP membership number (if you have one). If interested, you are asked to register with Scott and Judy Aeschlimann at 565-3872. Please leave your name and phone number on the answering machine if we�re not available. We�ll return your call. The class number is limited.
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House, 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 10 Sleeps
Lake Wallenpaupack level lakefront lakehouse
Exactly what you think a lake house should be. Bring your boat to this relaxing lakefront home with
a dock provided, and enjoy a beautiful view and water sports. Enjoy the deck, sunroom overlooking
the lake or the large master bedroom. This home also has a family room with a stone fireplace
upstairs. Feel as if you have fallen into a relaxing lakefront retreat. The basement is a great area
for the kids to hang out and play the games provided or watch TV. Lake Wallenpaupack is one of
Pennsylvania's largest lakes, 13 miles long with 52 miles of shoreline. Boats are available for
rental on the lake. Many fine restaurants. Outlet shopping 45 minutes away.
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We had an absolutely lovely time at the house. It was a great place to have the family get together. The house was very well supplied. We especially appreciated the extra cribs and the high chair.
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Fishing was very good in the big cove and even right off the private dock where we were able to keep our boat after launching at the PP&L launch nearby.
The house was much larger than we needed but I would't hesitate to rent it again in the future, if we had a larger group.
Our security deposit refund was returned promptly after our stay. All in all a wonderful experience.
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Hormonal regulation of placental nitric oxide and pathogenesis of pre-eclampsia
Vatish, Manu, Randeva, Harpal S. and Grammatopoulos, Dimitris K. (2006) Hormonal regulation of placental nitric oxide and pathogenesis of pre-eclampsia. Trends in Molecular Medicine, Vol.12 (No.5). pp. 223-233. ISSN 1471-4914
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The placenta is central to foetal growth and development in mammalian pregnancy. Compromised placental function (as found in pre-eclampsia) often results in life-threatening situations for both mother and foetus. The nitric-oxide (NO) signalling cascade is important for placental function, in particular for the development of the vascular network and for maintaining vascular tone. This pathway seems to be regulated by multiple hormonal signals. Emerging evidence suggests that pathogenic mechanisms that are involved in abnormal placental function target specific molecules, such as hormone receptors, that regulate NO release and have subsequent dramatic consequences. Here, we discuss the current knowledge of NO function in the placenta, its hormonal regulation in normal pregnancy and in the pathophysiology of pre-eclampsia, its potential pathogenic mechanisms and possible use as a therapeutic target.
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Subjects: | Q Science > QD Chemistry Q Science > QH Natural history > QH301 Biology R Medicine |
Divisions: | Faculty of Medicine > Warwick Medical School |
Journal or Publication Title: | Trends in Molecular Medicine |
Publisher: | Elsevier Ltd. * Trends Journals |
Official Date: | May 2006 |
Volume: | Vol.12 |
Number: | No.5 |
Number of Pages: | 11 |
Page Range: | pp. 223-233 |
Identification Number: | 10.1016/j.molmed.2006.03.003 |
Status: | Peer Reviewed |
Publication Status: | Published |
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Aga Khan Palace
Aga Khan Palace On Nagar Road, this Palace is also recognized as Kasturba Gandhi Memorial or Kasturba Samadhi. This palace was built in 1892 by Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah Agakhan III and was donated to India in 1969 by Aga Khan IV. It was here itself where Kasturba Gandhi and Mahatma Gandhi's long time aide Mahadeobhai Desai passed away. This palace that once belonged to the Agha Khan, served as quarters for imprisonment of Gandhi and his wife Kasturba towards the tail end of the British rule in India. Situated near the River Mula the palace is a simple memorial to Gandhi and his life and times. A special cenotaph honours Kasturba who died here. A shop attached sells khadi or cotton handloomed garments and textiles. Also called the Gandhi National Memorial or the Yerewada Ashram it is located at Talegaon Road, beyond Fitzgerald Bridge.
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Palm Pre Plus Review
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I have got the new "Palm Pre plus" the hotspot is great. It comes with pre-installed application on both the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus. The keypad is great it has made gaming and text work easy. The screen shows the clear picture.So it becomes more interesting to play game. To know more visit :http://www.gsmcellulars.com/p alm-pre-plus-review.html. It's good for 3o bucks
Posted: June 17, 2010 11:56 PM -
Pre Plus has a great deal now on Verizon New Contract or upgrade it's $49.99 Buy Get One Free & they dropped the $30 hotspot fee to $0 now that is a deal for the best OS now the pre design that is another topic but the OS is the best
Posted: April 6, 2010 5:49 PM -
Mobile HotSpot is now FREEEEEE!!!!!!
It's such a good deal people actually thought it was an April Fool's joke when Verizon announced it on April 1st.Posted: April 2, 2010 5:29 PM -
30$!! In Canada it would be $500 up here we get ripped off big time with phones our data plans are the worst in the world our communications industry is still in 1999 we have a long way to go if we are going to catch up to the rest of the world in communications.
Posted: March 26, 2010 4:43 AM -
and another thing they didnt mention the sprint pre has a better battery life ...... we ran one side by side with everything running the sprint one lasted an hour longer then the verzion one guess that what happens when you add in more hardware and use the same battery.
Posted: March 22, 2010 10:19 AM -
"runs twice as many apps as the Pre"
yeah but they have the least number of apps out of Apple and Android. so double 2 apps is still like 4 appsPosted: March 21, 2010 10:15 PM -
Pre plus not a bad phone.. but on my first day its battery is crap. 5 hours run time and thats it! AND it takes 4 hours to charge!!! WFT. Verizon said give it a day let if die and recharge it 2-3 times. ummm no help. main reason...you cannot turn off 3G its on 24/7. Ill be taking it back Sunday and going back to my LG flip phone it next month when the new HTCs come out.
Posted: March 21, 2010 4:28 AM -
I'm confused... it's just a plain black bar of soap, I really think fugly was an entirely wrong word to use here. If by fugly, you mean "boring", then that's a little more understandable.Posted: March 19, 2010 3:07 PM -
I've read that this phone would be a "downgrade" for experienced "iphone, blackberry, or general smartphone users."
Posted: March 19, 2010 3:07 AM -
Definitely still the best multitasking phone on the market. The webOS card system is awesome. Palm did a great job, this phone deserves to be the first 5/5 ever.
Posted: March 19, 2010 12:21 AM -
if you go on amazon, you can still get it for $30.00 if you have a family plan or something, there is an option for it.
Posted: March 18, 2010 2:45 PM -
eh, I'm not really into functionality except when it comes to camera phones. LOVE MY Sony Ericsson C905a!!! Anyways my opinion its a pretty fugly phone.
Posted: March 18, 2010 2:21 PM -
So aside from price, how does it stack up to other verizon smart phones *cough* droid *cough*... and why isn't that a part of your review? Seriously with all the smart phones out there how could you not compare it to the others on its network, or even just the leading phone on that network.
Posted: March 18, 2010 7:07 AM -
Actually, flash is NOT enabled on the Pre yet... they must have just taken that off the PR spec list.
Posted: March 17, 2010 5:20 PM