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The cool that Minneapolis poet Ted King aims for is ineffable, ethereal, and eternal, but his album ends up at a rather more concrete place, say a San Francisco basement club that had its best night in the summer of '59, when Lenny Bruce and Zoot Sims just happened to stop in, a jam session materialized without coaxing, everyone was together in their fancy-tasting artichokes, and nine months later six beautiful babies named Sphere were born. On this self-produced CD, King is backed by local notables such as tenor man Bill Lang, upright bassist Tom Lewis, accordion ace Dan Newton, and bongo virtuoso Maynard G. Krebs (no, no—it's Joe Steinger on bongos). The resulting "Neo-Beat" rambles belong to the literally and figuratively unsung tradition of talking jazz, and carry a special debt to storyteller/poet/voiceover genius Ken Nordine's word-jazz series. By the way, folks, buy a Ken Nordine album.
Like any self-respecting bohemian with a few years under his black, non-designer belt, Lewis, his poetic persona at least, is disdainful of materialism, suspicious of technology, hoarse from smoking, and about as cranky as he is romantic, the world being a cranky-making place for romantics. On the self-defining "Like That," King, spurred by brush-wielding drummer Stuart Devaan, endorses depth, sunsets, free beer, and fooling around with his baby. "But I don't like it when people think I'm s'posed to be impressed," he says in an a half Nordine/half Waits purr, "with the car they drive, the way they're dressed. It's boring and I don't like that. It's really boring, and I don't like that." True enough, unless it's a really hot car. King generally fends off bourgeois boredom with more self-deprecating charm ("I started out in philosophy, now I'm down to this smarmy poetry") than originality, but sometimes a charming throwback is just the ticket, and when the words don't grab you, the jazz leaps in to pick up the slack.
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Donna Fiala email@example.com A special thank you to Tony Voight. His business is always the first company to sponsor the Gulf Coast Little League each year! The coaches were kind enough to invite me to throw the first ball for this season. It was a wonderful ceremony with kids of all ages from 4 to 14! Families were everywhere, supporting and encouraging their players. Marco Island is also a part of this group, and who was right there, up front? It was Bill Morris, a prominent attorney on Marco Island, with his little one. When the coaches contacted me last ... Read More »
Donna Fiala email@example.com The Mackle Park issue is buzzing around the Island, but I usually do not give my opinions on anything the city is dealing with. But with Parks, I have such a strong opinion and such a great love for our children and families that I would like to contribute my comments. As you know, I live in East Naples and have for 40 years. We were usually on the losing end of receiving things that others had in their section of town (but that is now changing). The playground the county built in East Naples in 1987 ... Read More »
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Donna Fiala email@example.com The holiday season is now behind us, and most of the lights have come down. It just doesn't look as warm and friendly and happy as it did just a week ago…..and now it feels like we're living up north it's so cold and dismal. Luckily, we DO live here, and we can expect it to bounce back and be our beautiful paradise soon. Until then, I even have my heat on at home. Brrrr *Some good things are taking place right over our bridge! Yup – the Outback is growing quickly. Hopefully, they'll be finished before ... Read More »
Donna Fiala email@example.com A new Senior Housing Development has just started construction on Rattlesnake Hammock Rd. and C.R. 951/Collier Blvd. It is being built by the same developer that built Aston Gardens in North Naples and another in Lee County. This community — Discovery Village — will be a rental community offering 120 units with an indoor pool, fitness center and movie theater. They will provide independent living, assisted living and memory care. That whole corridor is building up quickly! There is Hacienda Lakes coming out of the ground with 1731 dwelling units, 395,000 square feet of retail and 140,000 ... Read More »
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As law firms cautiously consider the lateral market and as law firm partners, sometimes warily and sometimes by necessity, consider making lateral moves, seeking better opportunities, or because they are being eased out the door of their current law firms (yes, Virginia, law firms are engaging in partner layoffs), renewed and heightened emphasis on due diligence by both the law firm and a lawyer considering joining a new law firm is increasingly essential.
In my many travels, I am frequently surprised to hear law firms express growing leeriness about taking on lateral partners because of past disappointments ("they didn't deliver as promised" is a typical refrain).
Similarly, too often new lateral partners express regret about joining a new firm, finding, once they have moved after going through the travails of moving clients and staff that their new homes are fraught with problems that were not fully appreciated as the parties engaged in the de rigueur discussions and negotiations preceding a lateral move.
Here, we offer a brief guide as to the due diligence which should be conducted by both sides before a lateral deal is struck. The stakes for all sides in these combinations are high and the full array of due diligence is substantially more detailed and complex than this brief guide can provide.
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All images were created by me in Photoshop using a kaleidoscope filter on an image I created using standard photoshop brushes. There are 43 seamless textures in all. Colourways are orange with olive green and also turquoise and brown. Some of the images are similar to each other but all contain differences. The image shown does not show all textures, just my personal favourites. Textures are rendered in DS using Summer Dress on Genesis. Character is Debrah. Hair is PHCrazy. Lighting and skydome are Dimension Theories Cloud Nine Product. Images are applied to a surface that contains opacity and would show up darker if applied to a surface with no transparency applied.
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Cybersecurity is one area across government where spending is likely to continue to rise despite tightening budgets. AFCEA DC's 4th Annual Cybersecurity Symposium is examining the government's cyber preparedness. Federal News Radio broadcast live from the event. We spoke with Brian Roach, president of AFCEA DC and vice president of federal at Juniper Networks, about the goals of the event.
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Homecoming is an exciting event for college students and Midwestern State University students geared up for their own homecoming Saturday with a parade, tailgating and other activities.
MSU students celebrated with a parade just before noon Saturday. The day began with coffee and an Ex-Letterman's Breakfast. MSU hosted an Alumni Awards Ceremony, a volleyball game and a tailgating party and competition that began at 5:30 p.m. in preparation for the 7 p.m. football game against Angelo State.
Storms didn't scare any tailgaters away, as they were determined to make the most of the day.
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"It's a good time for everyone to get together, come out and support MSU as a school and as a football team. Wind, rain or sunshine it's just nice to be out here," Ross Brotherton, MSU student said.
Brotherton and his friend Nathan Fitzgerald, another student, set up a tent about 2 p.m. in the stadium parking lot and had a television set up on the back of a truck watching college football games.
They made sure their spot was in the center of the action, near the stage where local bands hoped to play.
Brotherton and Fitzgerald said now that they had everything set up, their friends would join them.
"I just got a call from my buddy wanting to know if the TV was set up yet," Brotherton joked.
Fitzgerald said he enjoys homecoming week because it brings the whole school together.
"During the year there are always tailgates, but homecoming has all these activities that brings together the school," Fitzgerald said.
Despite clouds and rainy weather off and on all day, people began setting up for the tailgate about 1 p.m.
Seven large smokers were already set up cooking ribs.
The parade featured several university organizations like the MSU Marching Band, TKE Fraternity, East Asian Student Association, cheerleaders accompanied by the Zundy Junior High cheer team and several other organizations.
Zundy cheerleader Hunter Vicars said the MSU girls taught them a cheer and invited them to be a part of the parade.
Homecoming court nominees rode on the back of old convertibles as they waved to the crowd.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. is losing its edge in energy innovation to China, and it's time to reclaim it for the sake of future economic prosperity, Energy Secretary Steven Chu said in a speech on Monday.
Chu, a physicist and Nobel laureate, argued that the U.S. government should increase funding for energy research and development. A presidential science commission made the same recommendation Monday in a new report.
"China is doing this," Chu said. "It seems to be working. We should be doing this."
America's long leadership in scientific innovation is at risk, and China is pulling ahead in many ways, Chu said.
He compared the competition to the space race that started in 1957 when the Soviet Union launched a basketball-sized satellite called Sputnik. President Dwight Eisenhower said the Soviet Union had more scientists and engineers and was producing new science graduates at a faster rate. America stepped up space exploration and landed the first man on the moon.
Chu said that losing science and technological leadership to China is a high stakes challenge because "innovation adds to the wealth of society."
Today China manufactures about 20 percent of global high-tech exports, while the U.S. share has fallen to under 15 percent. China has broken ground on 30 nuclear reactors out of about 50 being built worldwide — two in the U.S.
China has the world record in high-speed rail with 5,612 miles under construction. The U.S. has zero.
Other measures on Chu's list include:
- In 2009, 51 percent of U.S. patents were awarded to non-U.S. companies. In the past, most originated in the United States. China ranks fifth in international patents.
- China's most prestigious universities, Peking and Tsinghua, are the two largest suppliers of students who receive PhDs in the United States.
- Applied Materials, an American company, recently opened the world's largest private solar research and development facility — in China.
Chu said he's optimistic that the United States will "wake up and seize the opportunity." Innovation, he said, could "give us the energy we want inexpensively and carbon-free."
"It's a bipartisan/nonpartisan issue," he said. "It's all about economic prosperity."
And unlike the Sputnik days, the U.S. stands to gain from collaborating with its competitors and selling to their markets, he said.
As he often does in speeches, the energy secretary said he has reasons for optimism. Some of those he cited this time:
- Arizona State University is working on electric vehicles with a 500-mile range on a battery that would cost a third as much as today's batteries. "There's a really good shot at it," Chu said.
- Other energy projects under way include research on solar energy that would cost one-fourth the installed price today, meaning it would be cheap enough that it wouldn't need subsidies.
- College students across the country who have concerns about energy and climate change are being drawn to science and technology careers. "This is a good sign," the energy secretary said.
He argued that the U.S. should come up with a long-range energy plan that gets bipartisan support and increase government spending on research and development, because business won't be able to put up all the money needed.
Chu asked the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, a group of leading scientists and engineers, to study how the United States could transform its energy system in 10 to 20 years. In a report on Monday, one of its recommendations was an increase in investment in energy research and development from $5 billion to about $16 billion per year. In a press release, it said the money in the short term could come from "small charges on energy production, delivery and/or use."
Chu's comments come as the federal government is wrestling with a soaring budget deficit and billions being spent to revive the sagging economy. The debate over spending has generated considerable partisanship, making consensus-building over energy investments difficult at best.
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KOCHI: The demand for a dedicated Railway Zone for Kerala is snowballing, since it is the best way to ensure that the State gets its share of rail-development projects and new trains.
A perusal of the continuous neglect shown by the Centre to railway-development in the State is proof enough that Kerala cannot do without a special zone. In the absence of a zone for the State, projects are held up indefinitely and officials have to frequently travel to the Southern Railway office in Chennai, to get sanction and funds for even routine projects.
All other southern-Indian States have special zones and States like Maharashtra and West Bengal have three zones each. "The zonal offices are delegated with wide powers to plan and finalise projects and hence have sufficient funds at their disposal. The divisional offices (like in Thiruvananthapuram and Palakkad) have been tasked with only executing them. For example, officials have to currently run from pillar to post at the Chennai office to get the nod to open an additional ticket counter or for getting funds for projects," said a high-ranking Railway official, on the condition of anonymity.
A zonal office based in Kerala would be able to exert pressure on the Centre, on matters like sanctioning new trains and bettering passenger amenities. New daily trains to Bangalore, Mumbai etc., remain a far cry, despite the huge and ever-increasing demand from Keralites based there. This has resulted in people being forced to cram themselves into luxury buses and pay almost double the sleeper-class fare, to travel to places like Bangalore. The absence of toilets in the buses makes matters worse.
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You hold the key to your personal prosperity-you just have to know which door to unlock. Cyndi Dale shows you how to determine your chakra type and the complementary financial style that will lead to personal and financial success. Using the codes of your chakra system described in this book, you will learn how to clarify your unique life purpose, tackle debt or financial difficulties with more ease, and choose lucrative investments. Going beyond basic financial management, ATTRACTING PROSPERITY THROUGH THE CHAKRAS provides the means to access the mystical and powerful energies of the universe to accomplish your individual goals and ultimately realize your lifelong dreams.
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The health care decision-making process in Washington is horribly tainted by the campaign contributions of insurance and pharmaceutical interests. Under the pay-to-play system health care becomes insurance care, the public option shrinks to irrelevance, the choice we are left: What kind of private, for-profit insurance do you want? This is not acceptable. We must respond now, and not settle for a plan which subsidizes insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies and sets the stage for the privatization of Medicare. We want Health Care for all the people, Medicare for All, which is exactly what the bill John Conyers and I wrote, HR 676, accomplishes. And the only way we will achieve it is to organize and take action in our communities to effect real change at a state and national level. Let us initiate immediately an action plan to intervene and provide health care for all:
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For those who have been living outside the U.S. or in a cave, two health care reform bills have been proposed to universalize the American health care system. One, H.R. 3200, proposes a public health insurance plan or 'public option,' while the other, H.R. 676, would create a single-payer system that would cover all medically essential care.
The Senate rejected the public option plan last Tuesday, and the forecast is gloomy for proposals of bolder changes.
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What I am interested in, however, is not the kaleidoscopic advantages that a universal public health insurance system would provide: reduced administrative costs, more patients seeking preventative measures — which save costs in the long run — and pharmaceutical research focused on developing drugs that reap the most social benefits rather than the largest profit, for example.
According to a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, one reason single-payer Canada spent $3,895 per capita on health care in 2007 while the U.S. spent $7,290 — with arguably inferior outcomes and 16 percent of the population uninsured — is Canada's reduced administrative costs.
I am interested, on the other hand, in how seriously Americans take their Declaration of Independence, which states that they have certain inalienable rights, and that among them are "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
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Food need not be a public good because it is inexpensive and easily obtained. This is not the case with some the most essential medical care, which may be very expensive and unaffordable to a large slice of the population.
To have a serious illness go untreated is to be deprived of the hope of pursuing happiness, if not at some point life (according to the American Journal of Public Health, 44,800 die in the U.S. each year simply from lack of coverage).
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The pragmatist in me realizes that a single-payer system isn't happening in America any time soon.
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Though darkly witty and compassionate in its writing, Greenberg's play is not without flaws, its sometimes annoyingly slipshod dramaturgy heavy on bumpy scene endings and omitted explanations. Luckily for Greenberg, the intelligence and emotional substance in his seemingly fluffy work makes it worth the days of post-performance rumination required to piece it to- gether. His script's shaky apects are matched by the unevenness of David Warren's production, which catches the high-comic tone matchlessly, but can't seem to find sufficient motion for the farcical climaxes or a visual life for the hospital phantasmagoria. Still, Neil Patel's set and Candice Donnelly's costumes paint the lush life of the party scenes gorgeously, and Warren's cast is a joy, with Frechette always inventive and varied in the taxing lead role, and Brenner a fierce if diminutive tower of dismissiveness as his mother. All this, plus Valley's nude backside and Blazer warbling Tre giorni son che Nina, should be enough to give any reasonable person a good time in the theater.
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Laurie describes his parents' marriage as "an animated cartoon written by Strindberg," a description that could, regrettably, also be applied to Per Olov Enquist's The Image Makers, seen at BAM last week with its original Swedish cast, not because anyone has a high regard for the play but because it was staged by Ingmar Bergman. The Bergman stagings previously seen here have all been of masterpieces, with the arguable exception of Mishima's Madame de Sade, which is at least unlike any ordinary play. The moral to be drawn this time around was that mediocre material can no more inspire Bergman than it can anyone else; that the writer's alive, and eminent in Sweden, undoubtedly kept him from taking risks that could have made the event more exciting. As it was, the supposedly fabled encounter between the eminent novelist Selma Lagerlöf and the brilliant silent-film director Victor Sjöström was turned by Enquist into a pallid, all too familiar battle of the sexes and the generations, with the key role a young actress, Sjöström's current tootsie, who crashes the meeting, redirecting the eminent artists' attention to herself. Since Bergman knew and admired Sjöström (who played the old man in Wild Strawberries), his interest in this play, which virtually writes his great predecessor off as a character, is utterly baffling. His staging understandably seemed to lack enthusiasm; the acting was competent, with Carl-Magnus Dellow better than that as the nervous cameraman. But the one real distinction was the presence of Anita Björk, the towering mother of Madame de Sade and the exquisite Miss Julie of Alf Sjöberg's 1951 film. Here she was, half a century later, as a demure, cozy, but secretly haunted woman who couldn't be further from those two roles. Her still-thriving artistry was the evening's only strength.
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Mickey Mouse is an Emmy award-winning American series of animated shorts created by Disney Television Animation. It features classic characters Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Pluto and Pete in contemporary settings such as Paris and New York. The series will have the slapstick feel of classic Mickey Mouse shorts, as well as place the titular character in humorous situations that showcase his pluck and rascality, along with his long-beloved charm and good hearted-ness.
It is being executive produced and directed by Emmy Award-winning artist Paul Rudish, known for his work on Cartoon Network series such as Dexter's Laboratory and The Powerpuff Girls. It was announced at Disney's upfront meeting on March 12, 2013 and premiered on June 28 on Disney Channel.
On June 23, 2014, Eric Coleman, Senior Vice President, Original Series at Disney Television Animation announced the order of a third season of the Mickey Mouse series.[1]
Main Voice Cast
- Chris Diamantopoulos as Mickey Mouse
- Russi Taylor as Minnie Mouse
- Bill Farmer as Goofy and Pluto
- Tony Anselmo as Donald Duck
- Tress MacNeille as Daisy Duck and Chip
- Jim Cummings as Pete
- Corey Burton as Ludwig Von Drake and Dale
- Alan Young as Scrooge McDuck
Addtional voices
- Dee Bradley Baker as Gubbles
- Don Cherry as Hockey Game Announcer (Bad Ear Day)
- Fred Tatasciore
- Paul Rudish
- Brian George
- Aaron Springer
- Terry Fator
- Betty White
Season One
- No Service
- Yodelberg
- Croissant de Triomphe
- New York Weenie
- Tokyo Go
- Stayin' Cool
- Gasp!
- Panda-monium
- Bad Ear Day
- Ghoul Friend
- Dog Show
- O Sole Minnie
- Potatoland
- Sleepwalkin'
- Flipperboobootosis
- Tapped Out
- Third Wheel
- The Adorable Couple
Season Two
- Cable Car Chaos
- Fire Escape
- Eau de Minnie
- O Futebol Classico
- Down the Hatch
- Goofy's Grandma
- Captain Donald
- Mumbai Madness
- The Boiler Room
- Space Walkies
- Mickey Monkey
- Clogged
- Goofy's First Love
- Doggone Biscuits
- Workin' Stiff
- Al Rojo Vivo
- Bottle Shocked
- A Flower for Minnie
- Bronco Busted
In addition to the Mickey and his friends, various characters from classic Disney feature-length movies and TV-series occasionally make cameo appearances in the shorts.
- Cinderella and Prince Charming in Croissant de Triomphe
- Casey Jr. and Walt Disney in Tokyo Go
- Horace Horsecollar in Stayin' Cool, Bad Ear Day, Third Wheel and The Adorable Couple
- Clara Cluck in Bad Ear Day
- Clarabelle Cow in Dog Show, Third Wheel,The Adorable Couple and Goofy's First Love
- Willie the Whale in O Sole Minnie
- Lady and Tramp in Third Wheel
- Belle and Beast in The Adorable Couple
- Jose Carioca in O Futebol Clássico
- Pete in Doggone Biscuits
- Ludwig Von Drake and Gyro Gearloose in Down the Hatch
- King Louie, Flunkey, Bandar-log, Buzzie, Flaps, Ziggy, and Dizzy in Mumbai Madness
- Chip and Dale in Space Walkies
- Scrooge McDuck in Goofy's First Love
External links
- ↑ "Disney Animation Runs Pickle & Peanut", Big Cartoon News. Retrieved on 23 June 2014.
External links
- Review of "Croissant de Triomphe" at FLIP animation magazine
- WikiMouse, the Disney Mickey Mouse Wiki
- [1]
- Mickey Mouse at Big Cartoon DataBase
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- 2 tbs parmesan cheese grated
- 1 tbs dried breadcrumbs
- 1 clove garlic crushed
- 1 tbs olive oil
- 2 tbs red wine
- 1/4 tsp mixed dried herbs
- 1 tsp salt and pepper
- STEP 1 Wipe mushrooms with a cloth and remove stems.
- STEP 2 Finely chop stems and add to medium bowl with other ingredients.
- STEP 3 Stir well to combine. Mixture should just hold together without being wet.
- STEP 4 Using a dessertspoon, pile the mixture onto the mushrooms, pressing down firmly. Hold mushrooms in one hand over the mixing bowl so any excess mixture falls back into bowl.
- STEP 5 Bake in 160C oven for approximately 45 minutes. The mushrooms will shrink slightly.
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REVIEWER: jennilou
I have never made stuffed mushrooms before and had big ones needing to be done. I actually made two types in large mushrooms and husband straight away said these are the best. So next time will make them in little ones for guests, feel that confident with this recipe. Thanks for posting, it's in my menu list.
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I needed to make something quick to go with the leftover 'beef curry stir fry' to bulk up today's lunch and I had 7 button mushrooms that were going bad so this was perfect. I halved the recipe, left out meat, didn't use wine, used only dried parsley and breadcrumbs from a tub and had only cheddar cheese. I also left out the stems as I don't like them. I baked at 180C for 30 minutes to hurry things up as we were hungry. Very tasty, too quick to prepare but disappears fast! Thanks!
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I am not much of a cook, however I have made this twice now and each time there were no leftovers! Of course freshness of the ingredients is always the best. I also did not add all of the stems only half. Still turned out okay. Will be trying this again.
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I made these tonight for the first time. I used feta cheese and chose the red wine option. I think I need to try these again with a little less garlic and next time with the soy sauce. Tonight's ones were okay but not brilliant, however they did smell awesome whilst in the oven. Once I try them again with the slight changes then I'll review and hopefully they'll be a little better second time around.
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- Bob Herbert on the economic pain facing American families as "rampant joblessness and skyrocketing medical costs are among the biggest factors tearing at the very fabric of American economic life."
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They discovered that those who experienced these types of symptoms when they began menopause were less likely to suffer from a heart attack, stroke, or similar cardiovascular event than those who either experienced hot flashes later in menopause or did not experience them at all.
"While they are certainly bothersome, hot flashes may not be all bad," lead author Emily Szmuilowicz, an endocrinologist at Northwestern University, said in a statement.
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Each of the subjects, who were participants in the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute's (NHLBI) Women's Health Initiative Observational Study, were grouped into four categories by the researchers. The first group consisted of women who experienced hot flashes and night sweats at the onset of menopause. The second experienced them later in menopause, while the third had them during both time periods and the fourth did not have hot flashes or night sweats at all.
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I doubt that Hinckley, Morris or other premium builders put ply under the mast step. Cost really isn't a factor for these builders - quality is. I suggested using multiple layers of biax. Not all at once. Even if you wait until one layer is hard it's easy to wash the amine off with a nylon pad and some water. Exotherm is not an issue if done this way. West epoxy is usable down to 35 degrees f. At these cold temps exotherm is less of an issue. Plywood does have more compression strength than solid wood - of the same species. Fir or mahogany plywood still compresses and under a mast fully rigged it will eventually happen. If any moisture gets in it will deteriorate and that's where we started. As far as core material where core should be used, balsa is far superior in several ways than plywood. Less chance of moisture travelling with end grain balsa, less weight with balsa where the weight is not an advantage, and better bonding to curved surfaces with balsa than with plywood. The following is taken from West's fibreglass repair manual which is free on line here.
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The party was supposed to release the document on Friday
Even though the Delhi Assembly elections are just round the corner, the consolidated manifesto of the main Opposition, the Bharatiya Janata Party, is nowhere in sight.
While the other two major contenders — the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party — have announced their agendas, the BJP has postponed its announcement to early next week. The party had earlier said it will be released on Friday.
The party has instead chosen to reveal, through its chief ministerial candidate Harsh Vardhan, one vision everyday for the next ten days under its 'Dus Din - Dus Irade' programme.
Rally caused delay
According to a party spokesperson, the delay in releasing the manifesto is due to preparations for BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's rally in Dwarka on Saturday and the need to put finishing touches on the draft manifesto.
Yet, Delhi BJP chief Vijay Goel has been vociferous in his criticism of the vision documents released by the Congress and the AAP, calling them "full of lies".
The BJP, on its part, promised to put in place a "public health insurance" scheme which will be offered at a nominal sum of Rs. 6 per day. The scheme promises unlimited number of check-ups for any conditions, hassle-free online registration and vouchers to visit private hospitals and clinics if users find government hospitals unable to deliver services.
Manifesto for Model Town released
Meanwhile, Mr. Goel released a manifesto for the Model Town constituency, from where his close aide Ashok Goyal is the party candidate.
"We had decided that every candidate will prepare a local manifesto that enumerates what they will do after they are voted to power," he said.
He added that he will circulate the manifesto prepared by Mr. Goyal so other candidates can take a cue on how to prepare their vision documents.
Dr. Vardhan, however, walked into the press conference after Mr. Goel had released the manifesto and expressed displeasure at being asked to hold up the document for journalists.


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LEDs Mean Endless Rainbow for Empire State Building
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
The Empire State Building will replace its tower lights with a computer-driven LED system that allows for nearly endless color combinations.
The iconic skyscraper's owner is partnering with Massachusetts-based Philips Color Kinetics to install the new light fixtures.
The top of the building is bathed in an ever-changing array of colors in honor of holidays and community organizations and for numerous other occasions.
The new system includes a palette of more than 16 million colors. The present system has 10.
Currently, it takes a team several hours to change the colors. With LED lights, the color changes to the building's facade and mast can be made instantly.
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Archdiocese chief financial officer Tom Mertens tells the TV station that it was a difficult decision to try selling the properties because of their "significance and history." He says it will be cheaper to rent spaces.
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