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Turrets are deployed by Combat Engineers. They have both Shields, which can regenerate over time, and Armor. Turrets automatically track Shepard and deal a great amount of damage.
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Overload and Disruptor Ammo will take out the Turret's Shields. Fire-based attacks will reduce it's armor.
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anyone sending their 1st child to kindergarten?
She starts her deaf ed pre-k (4yr) in a couple of weeks again, but I'm not going to be working this time, so I'm going to be beyond beside myself. I don't know what I'm going to do! We live 25 miles, one way, from her school, so I definitely won't be coming home. I did office work for my parents last year to keep me occupied, and since quitting, I think I will spend my days at the library doing some scrap booking, reading, maybe a little shopping in town.
I was a sahm before DD started school, and am back in that sahm mode ;). Wouldn't change it for the world.
Stephanie (28) + Alvin (28) est. 2001
Cory 11/25/2006 (My budding superhero)
Stephen 02/06/2013 the peaceful one
Kindergarten isn't optional in my state, unless you homeschool. My first going was an awful mess because my second ds was barely 4 at the time and he was used to his brother being with him all day. Plus I was 6 months pregnant at the time. We had a rough day and ice cream for lunch. Luckily school is only 6.5 hrs where I live so we didn't have to suffer too long :)
Happy mom of many
13, 11, 6, 4, and 1 1/2
Plus the 3 we'll get to hug another time ^i^
While I said earlier that we homeschool all or ours, our youngest will be starting her Kindergarten year, if you bother to keep track of grade levels, which we don't. My middle one is now 7 and so he meets the compulsory age for schooling here in Missouri, which means that we have to keep track of his hours this year. Uh.
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Aww my oldest is starting middle school...that count?!?! I am so nervous for him...middle school can be BRUTAL!
Happily Married to an amazing man!
Mama to 2 beautiful souls and another on the way!
My oldest starts kindergarten on August 15th. He is going the same amount of hours a day he was going to preschool, (4 hours) but instead of three days a week it's 5 days. I'm going to be a mess after I drop him off. I can't believe he is already starting kindergarten.
My husband really wants me to home school all of our children but my son is very difficult for me. He does well in school and listens to other people but when it comes to me he is the opposite. I could see myself easily homeschooling my girls and have been considering it. Especially since they changed the cut off dates to start kindergarten from December 2nd to October 1st. She is a November baby. She would be ready for kindergarten this year at 3.5 is she could go now. She's going into a pre-k program next year and I'll work with her at home as well.
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Please describe your experience with night sweats.
Comment from: Linda0428, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: June 25
I am a 72 year old woman with night sweats the past 2 years. I do have diabetes 1 but when I do a BS test upon suffering a night sweat, I am always within a normal range. I only sweat on the right side of my head and neck, soaking my hair and night gown on my right side only. The doctor has no idea what causes this.
Comment from: Rosie Taylor, 65-74 (Patient) Published: April 14
I suffer from severe hot flashes that drench my nightwear and are repeated during the daytime. I also have feelings of nausea that prevent me from eating normally. These symptoms are getting progressively worse. I am 72 years old and was diagnosed with epilepsy two years ago.
Comment from: DLG, 45-54 Female Published: April 08
For the past three to four months, I break out in a full-body sweat, starting from my head on down. It lasts about one to two minutes, and then I get cold. This happens every couple of hours. At night, I wake up dripping wet, then cold. I am a 50-year-old female. I haven't had a period for the last 15 months.
Comment from: Jaye, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: March 26
I have been experiencing drenching night sweats for more than 12 years now. The condition has stumped dozens of doctors. All causes -- cancer, infection, hormonal, etc. -- have been investigated. It can't be very dangerous as I still consider myself a healthy person.
Comment from: Ciaran, 25-34 Male (Patient) Published: March 25
I'm 32, and for about seven years now, I've been getting sleep sweats. I call it sleep sweats because it happens during the day and night -- whenever I sleep. It only seems to happen from my waist down. When I wake up, me and my sheets are soaking, so much so that it pours down my legs. It's really bugging me.
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I am a 58-year-old female. I had a total hysterectomy when I was 29 years old. I went through the hot flash times several years ago. Now, two weeks ago, I had a viral flu that was absolutely horrible. The fever and pain was so bad that I popped the ibuprofen more than I should have. Since getting over this flu, I have been having two to three night sweats that are not the same as the hot flashes. I only sweat from my neck down to my chest. I wake up soaking wet but only in that area.
Comment from: Collins, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: March 23
In the last two months, I have been waking up at 1 a.m. with my clothes completely drenched. It's as if someone has just dipped me in a bucket of water. I change my clothing and go back to sleep to find the above pattern has repeated itself at about 3 a.m. Sometimes, I get a third cycle of the above in one night, and then sometimes I can go for days without the night sweats.
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I have suddenly started having severe night sweats. I have been on hormone replacement therapy since age 23. (I am now 54 years old.) I've have never had a problem until now. Nothing has changed that I can pinpoint to determine a cause of the night sweats and difficulty sleeping. I take trazadone, but I have taken it for years without any side effects.
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I get night sweats about three to four times a month. It is just my upper body, mostly in the neck area.
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The science is the basis of the story. Henrietta Lacks was an African-American woman who was being treated at Johns Hopkins in the 1940s with a virulent form of cancer. During her treatment her doctor harvested some of the cancerous cells for later study, and after her rapid and untimely death the cells were found to be exceptionally resilient and quick to replicate. From those initial cells the entire field of cell study was created, diseases were documented and cures identified--and then the cells, by then replicated trillions of times over and sold and shared to nearly every lab and country on earth, nearly brought the science to a halt because of their ubiquity and potential mishandling.
The mystery starts early in the account. While Henrietta's husband signed a consent form allowing an autopsy, no consent form exists for the harvesting of her cells earlier because none was ever given her to sign. That really is not a mystery since none was required.at the time; the mystery is that she and her family never understood that the cells had been captured and how they were being used. Skloot found from her research and interviews that Henrietta though she was being tested for cancer. Was it a case of Johns Hopkins intentionally withholding information from a working-class African-American woman so they could profit from her contribution (the view of some of her surviving family), or of a poorly-educated woman from a working-class family failing to understand the information provided by her doctor then disappearing into her Baltimore-area neighborhood with no contact information (the argument made by Johns Hopkins when the questions started).So far this sounds like a moderately interesting popular science history. The story moves to the next level when Skloot tries to find Henrietta Lacks in the literature (her cells are sold and labelled as HeLa) and her family in Baltimore and her birthplace in rural southern Virginia. Skloot found Henrietta's children very much alive and angry with Johns Hopkins, scientists, and reporters, who the family felt had lied to and exploited them over the years. Daughter Deborah didn't remember her mother when she lived, and was haunted by the science and fiction of what she understood about the cells and what they were used for. Skloot's request for interviews for her book were first accepted and then rejected as an off-again off-again on-again relationship Deborah and her father and brothers began that lasted for nearly a decade as Skloot earned the family's trust. Skloot doesn't shy away from her central role in the story, and the result is a fun, fast, sad, poignant, and ultimately satisfyingly human account.
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Can't imagine this to be a huge loss, i was never a fan of the organization.. the girls on the other hand..
According to a report in the print addition of the Wrestling Observer newsletter, BodogFight might be exiting MMA as fast as they came in.
After losing a reputed $38 million last year, Bodog appears to be on its last legs according to a report in The Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Most of the company's employees have been let go, there are no events planned (although they are sponsoring some smaller events), there is no new TV deal, and a recently proposed small budget (with the idea of slowly rebuilding) by Jeff Osborne was turned down.
Can't imagine this to be a huge loss, i was never a fan of the organization.. the girls on the other hand..
i don't think they ever put on a good card so no big loss here.
yeah no big loss i think they spent too much money on putting on fights in like costa rico and other odd places
I was never impressed with the Bodog productions and laughed at the fact that the President was openly talking trash about his events being better than the UFC's, and how he was a better president than Dana White.
I only watched BoDog twice. The little fighter spotlight videos were so lame I couldn't take it. It was like they got a reject from eHarmony to produce them.
I think you guys are missing the larger point, how the hell did they lose $38 MILLION DOLLARS!!!! Did you guys watch any of those fights. I'm sure they weren't paying the majority of their fighters anything substantial. The production value for their events was pretty shoddy. Maybe the advertising with the tanks was really expensive?
quem aguenta isso….
da vontade de separa essa briga!!!!
ou comprar a briga e lutar um pouco com cada uma.
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By Wayne Allen
Scioto County Engineer Craig Opperman recently announced that his office has received over a million dollars to pave a number of roads and replace two bridges in county. Opperman explained a portion of the funding for each project is coming from the Ohio Public Works Commission, through State Issue One.
State Issue One allows the state to issue bonds for infrastructure projects such as roads and bridges.
"This includes our highway improvements and our bridge replacement project," Opperman said.
He said as part of this project, the bridge on Riddlebarger Road will be replaced and the bridge on Lick Run Lyra Road is scheduled to be replaced.
"The highway improvement project has our resurfacing in it. The roads schedule to be paved include, Rosemount Road, Big Bear Creek, Slab Run, Dry Run and Henley Deemer Road," Opperman said.
Opperman said the highway improvements portion of the project was valued at $1.2 million with 65 percent of the funding coming from the state and 35 percent of the funding coming from Opperman's budget.
The bridge replace portion is valued at up to $200,000, with 80 percent of project funding coming from the state and 20 percent of the funding coming from Opperman's budget.
Opperman said the bridge replacement funding is for one of the bridges with the other bridge being wrapped into the highway improvement funding because it's part of a road widening project.
Opperman said each of the projects have or are currently out to bid.
"The Riddlebarger Road bridge replacement contract has not been awarded yet because we had to wait for this documentation to go through. The apparent low bidder right now is Kuhn Construction," Opperman said. "The Lick Run Lyra bridge will be out to bid this week. Shelly Company was the apparent low bidder on the highway improvement project."
For more information about Opperman and the many services and activities of the engineers office visit, www.sciotocountyohio.com/engineer.html.
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Several men who served with Army sergeant Bowe Bergdahl in Afghanistan say Bergdahl deserted in 2009 before being captured by the Taliban. Bergdahl's release this weekend as part of an exchange with the U.S. for five top Taliban operatives who were being held in Guantanamo Bay has prompted those servicemen to speak out. Jake Tapper at CNN reports:
Democratic senator Mary Landrieu of Louisiana is in a tough reelection battle because of her support for Obamacare. So its not surprising her latest TV ad focuses on the one high-profile fight she's had with the Obama administration, over oil and gas exploration. The 60-second spot features people watching Landrieu arguing for expanding energy exploration in Louisiana and criticizing Barack Obama for its restrictionist policies. Watch the video below:
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Andrew Marshall, the longtime director of the Pentagon's Office of Net Assessment, has had a number of titles conferred on him over the years. A 1999 profile in Washingtonian magazine dubbed him "the most influential policy maker you have never heard of." Others of us who have known him over the years have christened him "the Jedi Master" because, like the enigmatic Yoda from the George Lucas Star Wars saga, he has an uncanny ability to see ahead and to grasp the strengths and weaknesses of the nation's adversaries.
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The electric guitar can be a noisy beast. I'm talking about the unwanted variety of noise that can accompany an electric guitar—buzz, hum, hiss, radio stations, and more—all picked up by the guitar's pickups, its wiring, or something else in its signal chain.Read More
Exploring Fender's 5-Way Super Switch
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Introducing Fender's 5-Way "Super Switch"
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Instead of two stages, this switch offers four completely independent stages with six terminals each, yielding a total of 24 terminals!Read More
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Application Launch: Calling America's Talents!
We are excited to announce that the YoungArts 2013 application cycle is officially open! Each year, more than 5,000 students apply to the YoungArts program. Through a blind adjudication process, our esteemed panelists select the national winners, all of whom become program alumni and receive access to master classes, scholarships, fellowships, opportunities to perform and exhibit their works, and more.
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Regional Program Recap
YoungArts recently completed two successful and memorable Regional Programs in South Florida (February 2-26) and the greater New York regions (March 8-11). The amazingly talented young artists wowed their audiences, and we couldn't be prouder! YoungArts Miami winners exhibited their works at ARTSEEN Gallery in Wynwood, performed at The Colony Theatre and New World Center on Miami Beach, and enjoyed the rare opportunity to take master classes and interdisciplinary workshops from world-renowned artists including Mikhail Baryshnikov, Michael Tilson Thomas, Edward Villella, Maria Martinez-Cañas, Daniel Arsham, Roberto Juarez, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Arthur Whitelaw, Helen Donath, Leah Cox and other South Florida masters in a variety of disciplines. For photos, click here.
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A Treehouse for Dreaming
YoungArts is pleased to share a very special place with you – A Treehouse for Dreaming.
Located in New York City's Central Park, "A Treehouse for Dreaming" is dedicated, by YoungArts, to all artists as a place to foster creativity and the collaborative spirit in an open and beautiful atmosphere in the middle of America's greatest city. You can find this rustic and enchanting 19th-century summer house on the east perimeter of Central Park, right off the entrance near 67th Street on Fifth Avenue – making "A Treehouse for Dreaming" hard to miss.
But just in case, and in an effort to help all dreamers find the Treehouse, YoungArts Alumnus Chat Travieso (Visual Arts, 2003) has created a map that will help you arrive to your destination.
YoungArts hopes this enchanting house will serve as a destination of contemplation and inspiration for all of its visitors. And we ask that, when you visit, please share your photos with us, so we can share them with other dreamers! Email email@example.com or post them on Facebook or Twitter to the handle @YoungArts.
Happy Dreaming!
Valuing the YoungArts Recognition
Barbra Weidlein, mother of YoungArts Alumnus Daniel Weidlein (Jazz, 2008) and co-founder of MajoringInMusic.com, a resource for prospective music majors, writes about the value of the YoungArts recognition.
"I received the YoungArts recognition at a critical juncture in my high school career," Daniel recalls. "At the time, I was submitting my pre-screen auditions to schools all over the country, and while I was feeling pretty good about my ability as a saxophone player and knew how I stacked up against other sax players in the state of Colorado after three years in All-State, I had no perspective on how I compared with players across the country. Receiving the award gave me renewed confidence going into my pre-screens and live auditions. I felt that I had only to play my best to have a significant shot at getting into any of the schools I was interested in." Daniel and I both suspect that the YoungArts award helped provide the nine schools he applied and was accepted to, with the impetus to look more seriously at his applications and auditions.
Read the full post, here.
Alumni Spotlight
In our first Alumni Spotlight Video we interview Abdi Farah, YoungArts Alumnus (2005, Visual Arts) and winner of Bravo's Work of Art.
Where are They Now?
+Between March 22 and May 13, from sundown to midnight, alumnus Doug Aitken's (Visual Arts, 1986) "SONG 1" installation will be on view outside of the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Musem and Sculpture Garden. It is the first-ever work of 360-degree cinema to be presented in a continuous, cylindrical format.
Read more.
+Kerry Washington (Theater, 1994), stars in the new ABC showScandal (from the creator and executive producers of Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice), premiering April 5.
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+YoungArts and X Factor Alumnus, Marcus Canty (Voice, 2009), released his new single on March 12!
Read more (and listen) here.
+Max Schneider (Theater, 2010) is starring in Nickelodeon's hot new show,How to Rock, airing every Saturday night at 8:30PM / 7:30PM!
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We now are accepting applications for the 2013 YoungArts program!
Sounds of YoungArts / 2012, the first Alumni compilation CD, is now available for purchase!
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There are many ways of getting involved with YoungArts!
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U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts 2012 / Exhibition and Writers' Readings
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The Arts Matter
March is Youth Arts Month. Alumna Ava Wilson, who works with youth in Dallas, joins us this month as contributor to this column to discuss this month and why youth, and the arts, matter.
Arts in the ever-changing social and educational climate became the buffer for students living in South Dallas. Amidst school closings and gentrification, this historically black section of the city evolves despite the wishes of the community. As an arts educator who teaches creative writing and theater with a theater company of my own (Soul Children's Theatre Company), giving children a voice through poetry, design, acting and performance art allows them to understand the cathartic power of art and how they can approximate their thoughts and emotions to these changes. So, while their community transforms cosmetically for the better, they are able to articulate how they are individually affected by the changes of their realities.
Now that YoungArts changed its eligibility requirements and now accepts 15-18 year olds, more of the students that I work with and students like them from across the country will have the ability to share their art with a larger audience. Such an opportunity can bring social awareness about the happenings in the inner-city to those who may otherwise not be informed.
Art Matters.
Ava Wilson, 2004 YoungArts Winner in Writing, U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts and Artistic Director of Soul Children's Theatre Company in Dallas, Texas
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YoungArts recognizes Wells Fargofor its generous support of the YoungArts Miami Regional Program, including its sponsorship of the Arts Access program, allowing nearly 2,000 Miami-Dade high school students to attend the dress rehearsal of the Alumni performance at the 2012 An Affair of the Arts, Performance and Gala and learn more about applying to the YoungArts program.
Wells Fargo believes strongly in supporting organizations that strengthen communities, knowing this is the future of our nation's vitality and success.
We thank Wells Fargo for championing this special program and ensuring that many more young people have access to the arts.
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The dell support page has windows 7 video drivers for the E6420 at this page. or better - go to the Dell support page and enter your service tag (sticker on the bottom of your laptop). There are a few options depending on which LCD panel you have installed and if you are running 32 or 64 bit windows.
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I didn't expect much of this country and was happily suprised by the diversity of landscapes and the intense emotions you get to experience when visiting incredible monuments.
Hiking, Climbing, sitting 6 straight hours in a canooeee, sleeping in hamacs in the middle of the tropical forests has never represented a ?perfect? kind of trip. However, my 5 day tour to the Alto Caura was the best experience. It changed my life. Off course, I got the adventure feel but spending time with the Yekwana, living in the middle of the jungle changed me. I can now spend a good hour watching ants taking away a cockroach!!!
I love latin american politics and didn't understand the whole Chavez thing. With only two french books written on the subject and so many controversies, I was delighted when the opportunity to go and see Venezuela for myself presented itself.
THE Result after one month: i still don't have a clear opinion and try to understand the Venezuelan history and situation. Maybe is it that I'm enjoying myself too much to do the necessary research. But the good news is that I probably have another 5 more months to finish my exploration.
Before that, I want to continue spending my week-ends exploring this absolutely beautiful place.
Paris is only a 3 hours train ride to London.
We booked our package on the eurostar webpage and got a wonderful deal:
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We were short in cash after our beautiful august trip to Venice but managed to do all we wanted on a 200 pounds budget.
If you have a special someone in your life: bring her or him to Venice.
I felt like I was in a movie: no cars, tiny bridges and so much water that it would be impossible for you to run away from a love declaration or marriage proposal... and off course I SAID YES!!!
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No, I'm not Colombian but after spending almost 2 months in Colombia in 2004 when this country was only famous for drug cartels, high crime rate and kidnappings, I somehow naturally turned into its advocate.
I got interested in Colombian politics, culture and history. I enjoyed people's way of life, shared their daily lives, daily issues, their joys, their frustrations. People welcomed me into their lives and let me discover what Colombia is really made of. Yes, this trip was life changing.
I understand that Colombia is not a country where you take your whole family to, your latest digital camera around your neck to take pictures of locals... but if you're looking for something different, a country in transition, a country where diversity is all around you (tropical weather, mountains, etc...) you'll fall inlove with Colombia.
So, here's what you shouldn't miss: la Feria de Cali, el parque nacional del cafe, Bogota (museo Botero, museo de Oro), go horseback riding, ...
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