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SANTA CRUZ, CA-- No human can survive longer than a few minutes underwater, and even a well-trained Olympic swimmer needs frequent gulps of air. Our brains need a constant supply of oxygen, particularly during exercise.
Contrast that with Weddell seals, animals that dive and hunt under the Antarctic sea ice. They hold their breath for as long as 90 minutes, and remain active and mentally alert the whole time. The seals aren't fazed at all by low levels of oxygen that would cause humans to black out. What's their secret"
Certain animals--including dolphins, whales and sea otters--appear to be protected by elevated levels of oxygen-carrying proteins in their brains, according to a study by researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz, led by Terrie Williams, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology. The team measured and compared the amounts of these complex oxygen-carrying proteins--called globins--in the cerebral cortex of 16 different mammalian species. The results suggest that some species have evolved the capacity to protect their brains from conditions of low oxygen, also called hypoxia.
"What was remarkable was the level of variability we found," said Williams. "Some animals had three to 10 times more neuroprotecting type globins than others. These wild species may hold many clues about how to turn on protective mechanisms in the mammalian brain."
The discovery could have important implications for understanding stroke and aging in humans, according to Williams. It's not yet clear whether animals of a particular species are born with high amounts of brain globins, or whether their behavior and environment stimulate the production of globins. But in either case, the amounts appear to be malleable. That's promising, she said, because if globin production could be boosted in humans, then brain damage due to disease or aging could potentially be minimized.
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Thanks, Kar. That's the main problem why child sexual abuse is actually very prevelant - people don't want to talk about it and it perpetuates itself. The page is now running a contest of sorts... li more »
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Hi ladies. It's been a while since I've been able to keep up with everything going on here. Just celebrated DD's 3rd birthday and DS will be 16 months in a couple days. I hope everyone is well. I'm wr more »
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We went to Sesame Live and she really liked it! We took her to the Ringling Bros circus last October and she loved that too. My thought is that next summer I could be 8+ months pregnant and not really more »
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Thanks, Michelle! Do you have hotel suggestion or sleeping arrangement suggestion? Restaurants etc? more »
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<---- ordering a ton of stuff onliner per CTDC's instruction. THANNNK YOU! more »
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DS got his bottom teeth 2 months ago with not really any signs of teething. He's 10months now and today he's been getting upset suddenly and chewing on his arm. I'm giving him all kinds of teethers bu more »
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Our daughter is 2.4 months old and she's been doing the same thing the past weeks as well. We used to close her door all the way but a few months ago she asked to have the door left open, so now if sh more »
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DS started solids around 5 months..(7 months now) was all about it and we've been on board ever since. Our pedi said to start with fruits/veggies and said grains aren't really necessary that their bod more »
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DD isnt really a problem, most of the time...I'm just wondering if my routine is simlar to other people or if I need to tweak it to help him relax so he'll fall asleep on his own. The music CD sounds more »
Posted 10/12/2011 11:17:34 EDT
Well, I'm glad to hear that he's not alone in the inconsistent napping group! It's easier for me to put him down for a nap in the dining room because 1. I can usually see my daughter and 2. up until t more »
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purplecow, I assume you're envisioning my DD following me around while I put him down for his naps... it's not really like that (most of the time) our dining room (where his PnP for naps is located) f more »
Posted 10/12/2011 10:09:37 EDT
I am emerging from the blackhole of having a newborn and a 2 year old seeking some advice. DD is just over 4 months and I'm having trouble getting him down to sleep. Before I used to sing to him and t more »
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sounds fine to me. Both my DD and now my DS nurse in under 5 minutes.. and only on one side. more »
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We ran our exhaust fan for our stove or would make loud SHOOSHing noises... the exercise ball was also key the first couple of months as well. Try running the vacuum or the shower. If white noise is t more »
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- Summary: New exciting game with over 200 challenges. The game where your ability to concentrate is your biggest power!You're goal is to circle all the e's that are floating around. Up to 6 rows simultaneously.
- Developer: Stefanie dos Santos
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i like your homescreen. is that a tab to switch between appointments and tasks? could you post the xml please?
Switching between appt. and tasks is a plugin-in called Facade, and its completely free. Can be found at SBSH's webpage HERE
Yea, Facade is awesome!! My intent is to figure out how to create a cab file for easy installation of my homescreen and then post it in the regular modaco homescreen area, but until then attached are all the instructions and files you need if you want to install it manually to get the two homescreens below... All instructions are in the READ THIS FIRST file. As I mention in there, myself and others have had problems with the latest SmartMonitor version (0.9.6.0) not updating the signal percent. I've also attached below SmartMonitor 0.9.5.1, which appears to work fine for me.
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Antionio Banuelos defeats Justin Robbins by UNANIMOUS Decision. (30-26, 30-27 x2)
Carlos Condit defeats Brock Larson by Submission(Armbar) at 2:21 of the first round.
Paulo Filho defeats Joe Doerksen by TKO(Strikes) at 4:07 of the first round.
Jeff Curran defeats Stephen Ledbetter by Unanimous Decision. (30-27, 29-28 x2)
Jamie Varner defeats Sherron Leggett by TKO(Strikes) at 4:08 of the first round.
Hiromitsu Miura defeats Fernando Gonzalez by Submission(Strikes) at 3:35 of the second round.
Antionio Banuelos defeats Justin Robbins by Split Decision. (30-26, 30-27 x2)
Eric Schambari defeats Logan Clark by Unanimous Decision. (29-28 x3)
Steven Cantwell defeats Justin McElfresh by TKO(Strikes) at 0:47 of the first round.
Blas Avena defeats Tiki Ghosn by Submission(Rear Naked Choke) at 1:01 of the first round.
Antionio Banuelos defeats Justin Robbins by UNANIMOUS Decision. (30-26, 30-27 x2)
ok im glad u cleared that up cause i was wondering wtf was up with the split decision. Thought maybe a judge got the 2 fighters mixed up or something


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Quarterback Brandon Weeden's vision for the Cleveland Browns is to follow a path similar to the one he traveled at Oklahoma State.
One of four franchises to never play in a Super Bowl, Cleveland has played in only one playoff game the past 18 years. Weeden, though, experienced how steady progress can produce big results.


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Which brings us full circle to yet more incredible statistics. The population of India has risen from 644,330,000 to well over a billion in 35 years. Over 65 per cent were born after 1978; nearly half after 1991. And they all want cars - over a quarter of Alto buyers are under 29 years old. Which points to some serious numbers in the future, as India drags itself up the socio-economic gradient. All of which means that in a world of uncertainties, two things are clear: the Indians will need to build a lot more roads... and fit louder horns.


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Mounting 2jz into MX83
Posted 06 November 2011 - 01:33 PM
I have been trying to get this motor in my car for a few months now and think my issue all this time may possibly be my engine brackets. I have tried everything to get this motor to sit right and I don't see any way of getting it done without replacing my engine brackets (Thought of this today). I finally got my firewall/Rear turbo issue cleared up and the pos still doesn't mount up. Anyways, pictures speak louder than words.......
Here is my rear turbo on the passenger side. I have about 2mm of clearance when the motor is sitting in the bay
Here is the driver side engine mount/bracket combination. This side mounts up fine and I can get a bolt on it with no issues.
Now this is the shit that is killing me, this passenger side engine mount/bracket combination cannot mount up. The bracket needs to go about 4mm towards the driver side in order to mount up. I have tried to force it, pry it over, swing the tranny from side to side, and even offered it some free drinks and money, but the motherf******* still wont move over. Could it be that the brackets have issues? What should I do to rule certain things out. What else could possibly cause this because I don't see it....
Passenger side mount
Top of passenger side mount
Closeup from side of passenger side mount
Ohh yeah, I have both Xcessive Manufacturing Brackets and Mounts for the 89. I went to the site to give you guys the exact link to the parts, but I don't the brackets for some strange reason?????????????
Posted 06 November 2011 - 01:51 PM
One love.
Thats cool you feel like you can make a 7m proper. Just do it somewhere else. Around here we call that shit gay.
Posted 06 November 2011 - 02:38 PM
This is a common mistake with motor mounts but you have to think, you are attaching 2 pieces that are in a "V" shape. The holes will not align until you are "right there."
Get in touch with me for MX83 body kits
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keep us updated and let us know if taking the engine mount out and bolting on the bracket first works.
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Thats cool you feel like you can make a 7m proper. Just do it somewhere else. Around here we call that shit gay.
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Posted 12 November 2011 - 06:34 PM
If you've been doing this for months because you couldn't figure out bracket placement, sell the Cressida and take up bird watching or child molesting. Those both seem to be mindless hobbies
Are you serious??? LOL I would never sell this bad boy. I only get a few hours a month to work on the car. I work on average 65 - 75 hours a week and never get a chance to get under the hood. When I get a chance to rest, I usually play with my boys then try and get a hour or more in the cressida. My job is crazy demanding, but they take care of me Another thing is that I don't really know anyone so its either me working on the car by myself with the help of the jzxp or my 5 year old son helping me!. I'm grateful for all the help you guys are giving me at the same time, I love the comedy up in here!!
Posted 12 November 2011 - 08:15 PM
All men dream: but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act on their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible. This I do.
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Thanks for everyone's assistance. Much appreciated.
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just smack in the firewall with a hummer
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All men dream: but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act on their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible. This I do.
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The Transformer Book Flip TP550LA is a 15.6-inch multimode notebook whose Core i7 processor and reasonable price are added attractions. Bear in mind, though, that it's heavy and unwieldy (especially in tablet mode), screen resolution could be higher, and battery life isn't great.
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Gurbani Anywhere - A complete Gurbani Application in the palm of your hand
Only app on the iPhone that gives you access to this much Gurbani
User Comments:
★★★★★ "I bought iPod just for this app. It's the best app Eva!"
★★★★★ "We have used this amazing app. The work which has gone in to it may guru ji bless you.. Keep the hard work up Guru rahkwala"
★★★★★ "The only and only one reason I spent lot of money on iPhone is GA app I love it when I want to sing a shabad I can find it within a second and enjoy it weld one guys god bless u"
★★ Why do amazing Scholars such as Giani Pinderpal Singh and legendary Hazoori Ragi Bhai Balbir Singh use GurbaniAnywhere? ★★
★ Search scriptures ★
✓ Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
✓ Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji
✓ Bhai Gurdas Ji Vaaran
✓ Kosh (Complete Mahan Kosh + Additional Dictionaries)
★ Features include ★
✓ Auto search
✓ Multiple search methods
✓ Full Gurmukhi Keyboard
✓ Open Shabad, Ang, Vaar or Pauri
✓ English translation & transliteration support
✓ Navigate through Shabads, Angs, Vaar or Pauri
✓ Random Shabad
✓ Open Ang
✓ Nitnem
✓ Quicklist - To known Banis in scriptures
✓ View Information about any Shabad, Ang, Vaar or Pauri
✓ Favorites
✓ Auto scroll
✓ Display customization
✓ Take a snapshot
✓ GAN (Gurbani Anywhere Network) - Get updates on events around the globe. Why not submit your event & advertise to millions for FREE on the GAN!
17. RETINA display & Multitasking support
★ Facts ★
✓ The number #1 Gurbani App on the iPhone & iTouch
✓ The Highest rated Sikh app on the iPhone & iTouch
✓ The only Gurbani app that offers access to SGGS, SDGS, BGV & Kosh
✓ The only Gurbani app of its kind that offers all the above for FREE
We at Gurbani Anywhere are planning further growth by adding even more features & supporting many more platforms. Please help us keep this app FREE by making a small donation.
visit: www.Gurbanianywhere.com
What's New in Version 2.1
Re-released to support iOS 5. and above.
Optimised and fixed app features.
iPhone Screenshot
Customer Reviews
Thanks for fixing it!
It's the best Gurbani app. I totally depend on it. Use it many times a day.
Suggestions for improvement:
1. It will be awesome if highlighting a word in the shabad takes us to the kosh and back again from there. It will help a lot since the context is retained.
2. Paste should work in the search box. That way u can copy a word and search for it by pasting it in the search box.
Good App, Needs Favorites
It's a great app for doing paat and to look up any gurbani but when you try to favorite a Shabad, let's say for instance, you can't save it because there's no option to type in what Shabad you're writing in. (You would understand if you download the app) but otherwise good app. Using another app right now to save shabads instead of having to look them up continuously until they fix this problem.
Thanks finally for this update
Thanks a lot I love this app I also use it to do Sehaj paath but since it did not have an update for ios 5 I couldn't do my Sehaj paath any where fortunately the update has finally arrived
- Free
- Category: Reference
- Updated: Aug 18, 2012
- Version: 2.1
- Size: 51.3 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Gurbani Anywhere
- © Gurbani Anywhere 2012
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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Character Synopsis: Capcom
· Akuma: While not quite as user friendly as Ryu, Akuma possesses a lot of easy to use moves and solid stats, making him a very good main for any team. However, he also has many advanced moves, and almost his whole set has some sort of alternate ability you can attach to it. Learn these and apply them to your strategy to use Akuma at full effectiveness. His assists come in distinct, but useful, flavors, and should be used strategically. His is strength is his versatility, so don't get caught up in a pattern. Many other fighters can outclass Akuma in one discipline, especially speed, but few can fight him on all fronts. Don't forget Backflip and Ashura Senku, both can get you behind an opponent for maximum damage.
· Ameterasu: Aside from the absolutely stunning visual treat you get from playing Ameterasu, you'll find that she can be as much a physical treat. In the hands of someone who knows how to work the basic combo system, Ammy can deal massive amounts of damage with her strikes, and can often interrupt other's attacks with her own speedy licks. Her Hypers are a mixed bag. Okami Shuffle is nice, but Vale of Mist is awful. Note that she has three different weapons, activated by down, down, and one of the attack buttons, and that each gives you a different move set. Exploit them all.
· Arthur: Arthur exists to serve the projectile *** in all of us. This guy can, and should, launch his lances, arrows, bombs, daggers, and dragons with stunning control and power. Obviously this makes him an attractive long range assist character, but don't think that's all he can do. While lacking immense powers, his quick strikes and solid air combat skills make him a reliable up close fighter as well. His unique Golden Armor Hyper should be exploited near the end of his life, because, when it's busted, he takes extra damage until you replace it. If an opponent likes to assist a lot, use his Level 3 For The Princess Hyper to decimate them, and marvel at how beautiful it is
· Chris: They give the impression that Chris got kind of pulled into this world, but this man came packing some serious heat. Chris plays the projectile game almost exclusively, to the detriment of most other forms of combat. He's quite hardy, allowing him to soak up damage, and deal it right back at range. Use his Shotgun and Stun Gun to keep enemies from getting to close, and blast them with relentless gunfire. He can even go prone and take pot shots with his Magnum, making him a difficult target. There can be trouble if your foe gets in your face, particularly speedy ones, but use him right and they'll never get the chance.
· Chun-Li: It's hard to say much about Chun-Li that most of you don't already know. You know about the devastating kicks, you probably know about her slow but powerful Kikoken and you might not know that her thighs weigh two hundred pounds each. Chun-Li is a fan favorite for a reason, and her Hyakuretsukyaku, (yes, it's actually called that) a.k.a. Thousand Rending Kicks is a big part of why. It is a very easy to use maneuver that even the noobiest noob can spam, and that's part of her appeal. But true pugilists know that those are brutal when used to cap a combo, not to mention her very good Hyper Combos.
· C. Viper: If you didn't know any better, you might be fooled into thinking that C. Viper kinda sucks. Her move set certainly isn't the most accessible one, requiring often tricky timing and space to use correctly. However, when applied in the right manner, she can seamlessly and systematically destroy someone. EX Burning Kick is a great opener for almost any combo, and Thunder Knuckle is just as good a closer. Her Hypers deal huge damage, particularly her Level 3 Full Throttle, which kills half a health bar when landed.
· Dante: Many people, arguably, consider Dante to be the most dominant character in the game. He's certainly a blast to play as, with a whopping 32 unique moves at his disposal, he doesn't lack for combat options. He can hit you from any range, and can close any gap with ruthless efficiency, where he can absolutely dominate in hand-to-hand and air combat. His sword, Rebellion, gives him excellent range, and he has perhaps the best launch attack in the game. He can even activate his iconic Devil Trigger mode, increasing all of his already considerable stats. He lacks only a single high damage move, but otherwise, it's difficult to hate on Dante.
· Felicia: If you can manage to take your eyes off the jiggle physics long enough, (I saw you staring) you'll find a fighter than can fit in well no matter what team you're looking for. While short on long-range attacks, Felicia is a ferocious up-close fighter who can do it all. Combining speed, power, and versatility in a small package, Felicia can buff her attack strength with Kitty's Helper, and both her regular, assist, and Hyper versions of Rolling Buckler are excellent moves that can close the gap, deal damage, and provide a jump in point for her nice air combos. Don't let her bubbly personality fool you, she's brutal.
· Haggar: The Capcom version of the Incredible Hulk, Mike Haggar is a guy that's been around for a little while. The wrestler turned Mayor is a brutal tank, and should be used up close and personally. He has a variety of throws and juggles at his command, but his options at range are fairly limited. If you can manage to stay close to your opponent, Haggar can be a force, and his throws and Hyper Combos should be exploited as often as possible to exploit that. He is surprisingly adept at air combat, and he can take more of a licking than most people. He does lack speed in his strikes, so make the best of his fists with Spinning Lariat and Violent Axe to open yourself up for more combos.
· Hsien-Ko: Hsien-Ko is a unique character to say the least, and probably gets played a lot less that most others. However, learn to use her and you could be in for a surprise. Hsien-Ko relies and speed and trickery to dismantle the opposition. She brings a surprising versatility to the battlefield, (and a healthy dose of Japanese anime charm), and it all starts with her varied move set. Senpu Bu and Anki Hou are both fantastic long range options, bringing both speed and power. Henkyo Ki is respectable as a mid-range attack, and Houten Geki wrecks people who get too close as, does Hyper Tenrai Ha. However, in most cases, it's better to stick with the superior damage dealing Hyper Chiretou. Her assists are likewise useful, but she isn't a great striker, so assisting is defiantly her best role.
· Morrigan: a\A returning favorite from Marvel vs. Capcom 2, everyone's favorite Darkstalker is back with a whole new bag of tricks. Morrigan excels at air combat. Boasting the ability to fly, with multiple projectiles and throws, she can be effective anywhere on the battlefield, but especially in the air. Her quickness in aerial combat is hard for many to match, and many of her combos get you in a position to do just that. Her basic strikes have decent range and power, but it can be difficult to get up close and use some of her more powerful moves, such as Vector Drain and her Level 3 Hyper Darkness Illusion, both of which deal incredible damage. Her assists run the usual gambit, so pick them accordingly and Morrigan be a great fit for your team.
· Ryu: If this is your first time playing a Capcom fighter, it's probably best to start with Ryu. One of the most incredibly versatile characters in the game, Ryu's mix of great stats and awesome moves make him very tough to beat. All the staples are there, Hadoken is awesome as always, and moves like Tatsumaki Senpukyaku and Jodan Geri are great for keeping your opponents close or far respectively. Most of his moves are air OK, and, when combined with his excellent speed and power, make him a deadly air combatant. His Level 3 Hyper deals great damage, but you have to be super close to get it to connect. His other two Hypers are excellent in their respective ranges, and Shinku hadoken can absolutely wreck an assist character.
· Spencer: Hey, Spencer learned how to jump! Spencer has few moves, but the way they interact off of each other is the real treat for Spencer fighters. His Wire Grapple can be used to combo into a multitude of moves, and should be used often. That arm is there for a reason! It has a small charge window, but Armor Breaker is an excellent counter move, interrupting most other people's moves and combos. His assists are particularly good, from any range, and his Hypers are both a great way to close the gap (Bionic Lancer) or make them do it instead (Bionic Maneuvers). His stats are above average, but he has trouble holding his own in hand to hand combat, so make the most of his maneuvers and subsequent combos to use him most effectively.
· Trish: The supernatural demon hunter from the original Devil May Cry makes her fighting game debut alongside Dante in MvC3. Like Dante, she is an absolute wrecking machine when used correctly. One of the top five aerial combatants in the game no doubt, Trish brings flight, multiple air traps, and some impressive range to dominate the sky. Besides Low Voltage, Trish's moves revolve around the concept of trapping your opponents, then finding various ways to get them into said traps. Like Phoenix, she deals and takes a lot of damage, but not to near the extents that Phoenix does. As far as Hyper's go, Maximum Voltage is OK, but Round Harvest is incredible, and should be used as often as possible. Just make sure to keep her out of harm's way, work the traps, and enjoy this devil temptress.
· Tron: When playing with any filthy rich adolescent girl who commands robots, control is the most important lesson to learn. Trust me. This holds true for Tron Bonne as well, as her and her Servbots can exert a mean amount of control of their foes. Beacon Bomb is a staple of her attacks, and much like Spiderman's Web Sling, freezes enemies in their place so you can wreck havoc on them. Her impressive power and numerous short distance combos and throws, especially her various Shakedown attacks, make for an impressive up close fighter, but, when far away, don't hesitate to use Beacon Bomb to close the gap. She is particularly adept at assists, with all of them providing nice range and damage, and a satisfying mix of Hypers can guarantee that Tron can help in almost any situation.
· Viewtiful Joe: Without a doubt my favorite air combatant, if speed and elusiveness are your thing, Viewtiful Joe is right up your alley. Once perfected, Air Joe (yes, that's the name of the move) becomes a beacon of destruction, wrecking fools in the air, and frustrating them to the point of madness. Up close, his speed is difficult to match, and he can take a decent amount of damage. Viewtiful God Hand Hyper even slows enemies down, allowing you to exploit Joe's speed even more. Unfortunately, he lacks power in all of his moves. When fighting with Joe, matches tend to turn into a battle of attrition, so swap him out often so he doesn't lose much health.
· Wesker: One of the more technical characters around, Wesker is an interesting study into the theory of defensive play. It's alarmingly easy to jump in and just deal a lot of damage with him, but, for those who take the time to learn his nuances, he can be a countering nightmare. His Hyper Counter should be used to break combos, and then start your own with his incredible speed. His Magnum Shot (Forward + Heavy) is such a hard way to take somebody out, but it serves a more practical purpose of being one of the fastest and strongest projectiles in the game. Wesker has numerous options to get above, around, and behind his opponents, like Phantom Move and Jaguar Dash for example, and a variety of throws type moves to capitalize.
· Zero: Although it's hard to say for sure, I think Zero is my favorite character. As far as basic strikes and combos go, nobody can match Zero in terms of speed and damage. He is a ferocious air combatant, with his launch attack and Rekkoha being particularly punishing. He can charge any of his strikes into a Hyper Buster attack, and his projectile and rush attacks are top notch. Combo his basic strikes into a launch, then hit them with Rekkoha while they are helplessly flailing to the ground. Sougenmu can even be activated as a Hyper Combo, increasing his speed and strength, and lasting longer than other's similar abilities. He doesn't have the greatest armor in the world, but when you're unleashing a never ending storm of sword strikes, it seems to be a pretty good trade.


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Oridion Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance for Capnostream(TM)20 Monitor With Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM)
– Oridion Systems Ltd. (SIX Swiss Exchange: ORIDN). Oridion Systems Ltd. has
received an FDA 510(k) clearance for its Capnostream(TM)20 Monitor with
Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM).
The Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM), the latest Oridion Smart
Capnography(TM) initiative, utilizes sophisticated algorithms to integrate
the real time measures and interactions of four complex parameters – end
tidal CO2 (EtCO2), respiration rate, pulse rate and SpO2 (oxygen saturation)
into a single index value. The result is displayed on a scale from 1-10,
where 10 indicates optimal pulmonary status.
By using the Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM), clinicians can quickly and
easily assess a patient's ventilation status and monitor a patient's changing
condition, thus facilitating more timely interventions to reduce patient risk
and improve outcomes.
The Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM) has been clinically validated as
evidenced by medical research studies conducted and presented at major
conferences in 2008 and 2009. At the recent annual meeting of the Society for
Technology in Anesthesia (STA) in
presented by Dr.
Ya'acov Gozal, MD from Shaare Zedek Medical Center, both in
validity and application of the Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM) in the
pediatric population. The study concluded the Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM)
would be "particularly useful for non-expert personnel monitoring patients
undergoing procedures requiring sedation or recovering from them". Based on a
further study on its reliability in the post-operative setting, Prof. Ya'acov
Gozal stated that since the Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM) is displayed as a
single value, "it may simplify the monitoring of patients in a busy PACU."
In addition, a study presented at the American Society of
Anesthesiologists (ASA) in
how the Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM) provides an accurate, uncomplicated
and inclusive assessment of a patient's ventilatory status.
"We are encouraged and delighted by this FDA clearance," said
easier patient safety technologies. The Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM) will
make sophisticated determinations of pulmonary adequacy far more efficient
for the diagnosing clinician. More importantly, it will enable the general
floor nurse to confidently decide when to call for help. Our mission is to
take risk and cost out of medicine and the Integrated Pulmonary Index(TM) is
an important success on that journey."
Oridion is the global leader of capnography monitoring solutions and its
Microstream(R) capnography technology is the standard of care in ventilation
About Oridion
Oridion Systems Ltd. (www.oridion.comwww.oridion.com) is a global medical
device company specializing in patient safety monitoring. The Company
operates through wholly owned subsidiaries in
Oridion develops proprietary medical devices and patient interfaces,
based on its patented Microstream(R) technologies, for the enhancement of
patient safety through the monitoring of the carbon dioxide (CO2) in a
patient's breath. These products provide effective, proven airway management
and are used in various clinical environments, including procedural sedation,
pain management, operating rooms, critical care units, post-anesthesia care
units, emergency medical services, transport, alternate care and other
settings where patients' ventilation may be compromised and at risk.
Certain statements made herein that are not historical are
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profits, the market demands for our Capnography products, our ability to
focus our team on the Capnography business, changes in general economic and
business conditions, inability to maintain market acceptance to the Company's
products, inability to timely develop and introduce new technologies,
products and applications, rapid changes in the market for the Company's
products, loss of market share and pressure on prices resulting from
competition, introduction of competing products by other companies, inability
to manage growth and expansion, loss of key OEM partners, inability to
attract and retain qualified personnel, inability to protect the Company's
proprietary technology.
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solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. The Company's shares issued
have not been, and will not be, registered under the US Securities Act of
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Securities Laws of any state of
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For further Oridion information please contact Alan Adler, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Walter Tabachnik, Chief Financial Officer Elena Gerberg, Investor Relations e-mail: email@example.com website: http://www.oridion.com phone: +972-2-589-9159 address: Oridion Systems Ltd., P.O. Box 45025, 91450 Jerusalem, Israel
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Talking about abortion in Namibia.
The session was very factually based and there was a lot of personalising and sharing of real life experiences.
The structure in which information was handed out was very open and participatory, which allowed me to share and make use of scenarios from my own community and formulate solutions that would suit problems where I come from.
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Is it possible to talk openly about abortion or is it too stigmatised an issue in Namibia? Three workshops organised by The International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS Namibia (ICW Namibia) and Ipas in January 2009 with members of civil society organisations, student leaders, parliamentarians, and community members took on this challenge in Windhoek.
The comments above came from participants, who showed that such discussions are indeed possible in Namibia and that more such dialogues are needed and wanted. After the first workshop, Sheena Magenya hosted Sister Namibia's radio call-in show on the topic "Should the law on abortion be liberalised in Namibia?" Callers' comments and SMS messages confirmed what was seen in the workshops--Namibians want and need to learn more about what abortion means to the health and wellbeing of women throughout the country.
ICW Namibia was formed in 2005 to call attention to the situation of an estimated 130,000 women aged 15 and older who are living with HIV, in a total population of approximately 2 million people.
Breaking the silence
While some adolescent and adult women living with HIV want to bear children, or are pressurised into motherhood, others are confronted with social and economic pressures to have an abortion because of their HIV status, even if they want to continue with pregnancies. However, HIV-positive women also deal with unwanted pregnancies and face the decision of risking an unsafe abortion. Sexuality, pregnancy and abortion are all important--yet silenced--issues for women living with HIV and Aids. Opening up discussion about unwanted pregnancies and abortion was one of the main goals of the three workshops held by ICW Namibia and Ipas.
According to Namibia's Abortion and Sterilisation Act (1975), as amended through Act 48 of 1982, abortion is legal in Namibia when the pregnancy endangers the life or physical or mental health of the woman, when there is foetal malformation, and when the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest. Yet this law is rarely put into practice, meaning that women who fulfill these conditions are not able to access safe abortion services in Namibia.
One reason for this is the current requirement that three medical practitioners (which could be physicians or nurses) must authorise a woman's safe abortion in writing. In addition, health facilities do not provide women with information about their right to have a safe legal abortion under the circumstances listed above.
Another problem lies in the fact that many women who might think about having an abortion do so for reasons not accommodated in the current law, including the stigma of being a single or young mother, lack of support from their partners, or because they cannot afford to support a(nother) child. Many abortions are performed by people who are not trained to do the procedure well or they are done in unhygienic conditions, meaning that they are potentially dangerous to the woman's life or health.
One workshop participant noted that "some people use sticks, bleach, boiling washing powder, boiled water and brandy" to induce an abortion. For this reason, the Consolidated National Reproductive and Child Health Policy (draft) April 2008 states that "unsafe abortion is one of the main causes of maternal mortality and morbidity, particularly amongst adolescents." Baby dumping, all too prevalent in Namibia, was raised as an important issue throughout the workshops. Participants noted that, "It's (abortion is) better than dumping babies, especially when it is done in unexpected conditions, like rape," and "it (abortion) can reduce death rates and baby dumping."
Dialoguing for change
Maria de Bruyn, Senior Policy Advisor at Ipas and a long-standing collaborator of ICW, helped prepare the participatory workshops through the production of a curriculum, Expanding reproductive rights knowledge among, and advocacy by, HIV-positive women and their allies in Namibia: Community discussions on sensitive reproductive health issues. Using this material, ICW Namibia director, Jennifer Gatsi Mallet, ICW facilitators, and Ipas consultant Deborah Billings conducted three one-day workshops dedicated to discussing the issues of unwanted pregnancy, abortion and baby dumping with a wide range of people, including students, academics, physicians, grassroots community members, and representatives of civil society and government.
A participatory approach was taken so that everyone who attended had the opportunity to voice their opinions and draw on their own life experiences to better understand how the current legal and policy setting in Namibia affects women when they are faced with the need to have an abortion. Opinions about abortion held by participants ranged from "it denies someone the opportunity to life" to "it should not be used as a family planning method" to "it should be legalised without conditions or provisions". The workshop setting encouraged participants to express the full range of perspectives.
Participants were also asked to think about circumstances related to unwanted pregnancy and abortion and to recognise how decisions are influenced by multiple factors in women's lives. Lastly, the facilitators wanted the participants to have accurate information about abortion--that when performed by trained providers and under hygienic conditions, abortion procedures are very safe, that Manual Vacuum Aspiration (MVA) is a safe and effective technology that is not currently available in Namibia, and that unsafe abortion can be prevented when laws and policies allow health care providers to be trained in safe abortion provision and enable women to access safe services.
ICW Namibia's commitment to incorporating information about unwanted pregnancy, emergency contraception and abortion (as well as Post Exposure Prophylaxis for survivors of sexual violence) into their work is empowering in important ways. It enables members to make connections between HIV and other important reproductive health and rights issues and helps them to reach out to both HIV-positive and -negative women to talk about the full range of their sexual and reproductive health needs. More organisations should work to include basic information about abortion in their projects so that Namibian women no longer have to resort to baby dumping or unsafe abortion when they face an unwanted pregnancy, or the expensive trip to South Africa to access safe and legal abortion services there.
Go to www.icw.org and www.ipas.org for more information on the two organisations leading the workshops.
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SITKA - Tim McCreadie only needed 25 laps to get the job done.
McCreadie, of Watertown, N.Y., earned his first World of Outlaws Late Model Series victory of the season after he passed Rookie-of-the-Year contender Chase Junghans halfway through the Moonshine Runner 50 to collect the $10,000 payday on Friday night at Jarrod Breeding's 201 Speedway.
McCreadie became the ninth different winner in 11 events behind the wheel of the Sweeteners Plus/Integra Racing Shocks sponsored, Pro Power Racing Engines powered Rocket Chassis.
Polesitter McCreadie and Junghans brought the field of 24 to life for the start of the 50-lapper with Junghans taking the point and leading early on. McCreadie slipped back to second spot with Rick Eckert behind him for the third spot.
By the fifth lap, eighth-starting Dustin Linville had worked the top of the track and found himself inside the top-five knocking on the back bumper of Morgan Bagley for fourth. By lap 10, though, Linville had a brush with the turn four wall that knocked him out of contention for a top-five finish with the stellar field of Outlaws that were on hand.
Behind leader Junghans, the battle for second was extremely close. McCreadie was holding off Lanigan, but Lanigan was able to get a run on the bottom and close distance on the leader. Lanigan slid into that runner-up spot behind Junghans on lap 17, but McCreadie raced back around the two-time champ on lap-25 as McCreadie took the lead away from Junghans one lap later.
Just over the halfway point in the race, McCreadie led Junghans, Lanigan, Clint Smith and Rick Eckert, who faded back on the long green-flag run after running second to Junghans on the opening circuits.
By the 32nd lap, Rod Conley made his presence known as he ventured up from 20th to challenge inside the top five a few laps, eventually taking away the spot from Junghans on lap 46.
Just a lap before Conley's Rocket flew into orbit, Lanigan slipped around Junghans to grab second, which he would never relinquish.
At the checkered flag it was McCreadie, seventh-starting Lanigan, 20th-starting Conley, Junghans and 15th-starting Clint Smith rounding out the top-five finishers.
Completing the top-10 were Eckert, Eric Wells, Bagley, Shane Clanton and Mike Marlar.
"We didn't fire very good in the heat and in the feature and it seemed like the more we ran the better it felt," stated an excited McCreadie in victory lane.
"Anytime you got Darrell (Lanigan) behind you, you better tighten 'em up real tight because he's on a roll, and we feel fortunate enough to finish ahead of him tonight."
McCreadie's car was strong on the top-side of the track.
"Yeah it needed a little bit of stick to keep the car activated and keep it down on the right front, the bottom kind of finally dried up just enough and there's a pretty big ledge to lean into three that saved me most of race.
"I'm just thankful, this is tough to switch cars as much as I have lately and I appreciate everything Warrior (Race Cars) did for me, I appreciate Mark (Richards) because he's been really helping. We've struggled a little bit and Steve (Baker) and everyone at Rocket has been pushing."
Lanigan, of Union, never led a lap but stayed in contention to win all night, praising McCreadie's driving efforts.
"Tim, he's a good racer, he makes me get up on the wheel. We had a good car, and just came up a little short," stated Lanigan. Already a three-time winner this season, Lanigan drove the Cornett Racing Engines powered Club 29 Race Car to the podium finish.
The mover of the race was definitely Conley. The Wheelersburg, Ohio, driver marched from his 20th starting position to finish in the third spot behind T-Mac and Lanigan.
"I've got a lot of laps down here, I had an idea of what my car would be like if the track slowed down, and it worked out pretty good," stated Conley.
Eight caution flags slowed the event. The first yellow flag would come on lap two as Jackie Boggs slowed in turn two. The lap four yellow flag waved as Boom Briggs spun on the backstretch collecting several drivers, but he was able to continue. The restart brought out another yellow flag as Brandon Fouts spun in turn four. On lap 14, another yellow flag waved as Derek Fisher and Brandon Kinzer got together in turn four. On lap 23, Chub Frank stopped at the bottom of turn three with an overheating car. The sixth yellow came on lap 33 as Fouts again spun in turn four and on the restart Fouts would spun in the same spot and be sent pit side. The final yellow waved on the 43rd lap as Boom Briggs spun in turn four.
Kenneth Howell turned the fastest overall lap of Ohlins Shocks Time Trials, circling the blistering-fast oval in 12.834 seconds during Group 'A' of the split qualifying session. Heat winners were Rick Eckert, Chase Junghans, Dustin Linville and Darrell Lanigan. Steve Casebolt and Shane Clanton captured the B-Mains.
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Results of World of Outlaws Late Model Series at 201 Speedway (Finishing Position/Start/Driver/Laps Completed/Money Won):
1. (1) Tim McCreadie/50 $10,675
2. (7) Darrell Lanigan/50 $5,650
3. (20) Rod Conley/50 $3,050
4. (2) Chase Junghans/50 $3,300
5. (15) Clint Smith/50 $2,550
6. (4) Rick Eckert/50 $2,350
7. (3) Eric Wells/50 $1,950
8. (6) Morgan Bagley/50 $1,850
9. (18) Shane Clanton/50 $1,800
10. (19) Mike Marlar/50 $1,200
11. (14) Chub Frank/50 $1,600
12. (16) Stephen Breeding/50 $1,500
13. (5) Rick "Boom" Briggs/50 $1,550
14. (8) Dustin Linville/50 $900
15. (23) Frank Heckenast Jr./50 $1,400
16. (22) Brandon Fouts/33 $800
17. (21) Derek Fisher/16 $820
18. (12) Brandon Kinzer/14 $750
19. (9) Shannon Thornsberrry/14 $730
20. (17) Steve Casebolt/3 $700
21. (24) Kenneth Howell/3 $700
22. (10) Zack Dohm/3 $700
23. (13) Jackie Boggs/1 $700
24. (11) R.J. Conley/1 $700
* Earnings include Winners Circle program and cash contingency award bonuses
Time of Race: 31 Mins., 10 Secs.
Margin of Victory: 0.534 Secs.
Yellow Flags: Eight (laps 2, 4, 4 RS, 14, 23, 33, 33 RS, 43)
Red Flags: None
Lap Leaders: Junghans (1-25); McCreadie (26-50)
Provisional Starters: Heckenast and Howell (time)
WoO LMS 'Bonus Bucks' Winner: Stephen Breeding ($500)
Ohlins Shocks Time Trial Results (Position/No./Driver/Hometown/Best Lap):
Group 'A'
1. 21-Kenneth Howell/Lovely 12.834
2. 18c-Chase Junghans/Manhattan, Ks. 13.070
3. 1-Rick Eckert-York, Pa. 13.096
4. 14m-Morgan Bagley/Tyler, Texas 13.126
5. 4B-Jackie Boggs/Grayson 13.127
6. 17-Zack Dohm/Cross Lanes, W. Va. 13.143
7. 99B-Rick "Boom" Briggs/Beak Lake, Pa. 13.153
8. 38-Derek Fisher/Olympia 13.215
9. 7-Donald McIntosh/Dawsonville, Ga. 13.228
10. 1*-Chub Frank/Bear Lake, Pa. 13.263
11. 17-Shannon Thornsberry/Martin 13.273
12. 47-Chris Combs/Isom 13.347
13. 71-Delmas Conley/Wheelersburg, Ohio 13.423
14. 18m-Michael Wright/Isom 13.496
15. 1k-Joe King/Whitesburg 13.497
16. 157-Mike Marlar/Winfield, Tenn. 13.504
17. C9-Steve Casebolt/Richmond, Ind. 13.645
18. 26-Josh Hall/Prestonsburg 13.693
19. CJ1-Charlie Jude/Inez 13.775
20. 16-Tyler King/Cromona 13.886
Group 'B'
1. D8-Dustin Linville/Lancaster 13.024
2. 29-Darrell Lanigan/Union 13.089
3. 39-Tim McCreadie/Watertown, N.Y. 13.181
4. 6T-Tim Dohm/Cross Lanes, W. Va. 13.199
5. 44-Clint Smith-Senoia, Ga. 13.221
6. 81-Brandon Fouts/Kite 13.255
7. 71C-R.J. Conley/Wheelersburg, Ohio 13.277
8. 18K-Brandon Kinzer/Allen 13.347
9. 25-Shane Clanton/Zebulon, Ga. 13.464
10. 16R-Justin Rattliff/Campbellsville 13.476
11. 71J-J.T. Conley/Wheelersburg, Ohio 13.476
12. 99-Frank Heckenast Jr./Orland Park, Ill. 13.522
13. 71R-Rod Conley/Wheelersburg, Ohio 13.524
14. 16D-Paul Davis/Pilgrim 13.564
15. 2-Joe Ramey/Ironton, Ohio 13.647
16. 18-Eric Wells/Hazard 13.709
17. 16T-Tim Tungate/Campbellsville 13.880
18. 5-Stephen Breeding/Isom 15.705
19. 10-Paul Harris/Prestonsburg. No Time
Heat No. 1 (10 laps - Top 4 Transfer): Rick Eckert, Rick "Boom" Briggs, Shannon Thornsberry, Jackie Boggs, Kenneth Howell, Steve Casebolt, Delmas Conley, Joe King, Donald McIntosh, Charlie Jude.
Heat No. 2 (10 laps - Top 4 Transfer): Chase Junghans, Morgan Bagley, Zack Dohm, Chub Frank, Mike Marlar, Derek Fisher, Chris Combs, Michael Wright, Josh Hall, Tyler King.
Heat No. 3 (10 laps - Top 4 Transfer): Dustin Linville, Tim McCreadie, R.J. Conley, Clint Smith, Shane Clanton, Rod Conley, J.T. Conley, Tim Tungate, Paul Harris, Joe Ramey.
Heat No. 4 (10 laps - Top 4 Transfer): Darrell Lanigan, Eric Wells, Brandon Kinzer, Stephen Breeding, Paul Davis, Brandon Fouts, Tim Dohm, Frank Heckenast Jr., Justin Rattliff.
B-Main No. 1 (12 laps - Top 3 Transfer): Steve Casebolt, Mike Marlar, Derek Fisher, Chris Combs, Kenneth Howell, Michael Wright, Delmas Conley, Tyler King, Josh Hall, Joe King, Charlie Jude, Donald McIntosh (DNS).
B-Main No. 2 (12 laps - Top 3 Transfer): Shane Clanton, Rod Conley, Brandon Fouts, Justin Rattliff, Tim Tungate, Paul Davis, Frank Heckenast Jr., J.T. Conley, Paul Harris, Tim Dohm (DNS), Joe Ramey (DNS).
Open Wheel Modified Feature Finish: Dan Ebert, Jeremy Hayes, Scott Lemaster, Jim Barnett, Ervin Vance, Kevin Hall, Cameron Marlar, Justin Jacobs, Jody Puckett, Jim Lemaster, Bryson Guthrie, Aaron Rattliff, Christian Crider, Jason Hall, Josh Stumbo, Brandon Maynard, Brandon Hutchinson.
Four Cylinder Stock Feature Finish: Michael Caudill, Tyler Hayws, Jamie Banks, Chandler Belcher, Dylan Maynard, Tyler Hall, Chris Lowe, Mike Jude.


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(c) Federal agency means an executive agency or other agency of the United States, but does not include a member bank of the Federal Reserve System;
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(i) Elective office means any office which is voted upon at an election as defined at § 151.101(f), above, but does not include political party office.
[40 FR 42733, Sept. 16, 1975]
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This page will highlight the dates of speaking engagements in 2014. I regularly speak on a range of topics encompassing military history, conflict archaeology and the American Civil War. If you would like to contact me about a talk please email firstname.lastname@example.com -if you would like to see a comprehensive list of past topics I have dealt with (and published on) please see my academia page here.
- January 28. West Cork and the American Civil War. Skibbereen Historical Society, Cork, Ireland.
- January 22. Knockraha and the War of Independence. Knockraha Community Hall, Cork, Ireland.
- February 1. Exploring the Archaeological Opportunities of the Decade of Centenaries. Irish Post Medieval Archaeology Group Conference, Kinsale, Cork, Ireland.
- February 13. In Search of Irish Emigrants in the American Civil War, Where did they all go? Irish emigrants in the 19th century Seminar, Edenderry Historical Society, Edenderry, Offaly, Ireland.
- February 27. Limerick and the American Civil War, Rathkeale and District Historical Society, Limerick, Ireland.
- April 8. Roscommon and the American Civil War, Centre for the Study of Historic Houses and Estates Strokestown Park House Lecture Series, Strokestown, Roscommon, Ireland.
- April 26. World War One Tour of Kells, Co. Meath, Kells, Meath, Ireland.
- May 9. Irish in the American Civil War. Irish Genealogical Research Society AGM, London, England.
- May 22. The Conflict Landscapes of Ireland. Fighting Irish Roadshow, King House, Boyle, Roscommon, Ireland.
- May 28. Conflict Archaeology in Ireland. Irish Conflict Archaeology Network Launch, Trinity College, Dublin.
- June 25. Title TBC, Hay Festival, Kells, Meath, Ireland.
- July 16. Kerry and the American Civil War, Dingle Historical Society, Dingle, Kerry, Ireland.
- August 6. Cavan and the American Civil War, Cavan County Library, Cavan, Ireland.
- September 26. Title TBC, American Civil War Round Table UK, London, England.
- October 27. Wicklow and the American Civil War, Roundwood & District Historical & Folklore Society, Roundwood, Wicklow, Ireland.
- January 24. Ireland's Forgotten World War One Landscapes, Ireland and the First World War Conference, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland.
- January 28. Conflict Archaeology in the Republic of Ireland, NUIG Archaeological Society, National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland.
- March 15. Cork and the American Civil War, Cork Genealogical Society 20th Anniversary Conference, Silver Springs, Cork, Ireland.
- March 21. The Midlands and the American Civil War, Edenderry Historical Society, Offaly, Ireland.
- June 28. The Long Arm of War: Visualising Civil War Pensioners in Ulster, 1883, Ulster-American Heritage Symposium, University of Georgia, Athens, United States.
- July 15. The Battles and Sieges of Kinsale, 1601 & 1690, Augusta State University Irish Tour, Charles Fort, Kinsale, Cork, Ireland.
- July 26. The Archaeology of Ireland and the Great War, Great War Roadshow, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, Ireland.
- August 29. Uncovering the Irish in the American Civil War, National Library of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland.
- August 30. The Irish Battlefield Project's Survey of the Battle Sites of the Confederate Wars: An Illustrative Analysis of Four Battlefields (with Dr. John Jeremiah Cronin who will be presenting), Tudor & Stuart Ireland Conference, National University of Ireland Maynooth, Kildare, Ireland.
- August 30. The Ardagh Chalice, Ardagh Chalice Monument Unveiling, Ardagh, Limerick, Ireland.
- October 4. Siege, Storm & Slaughter: The Archaeology of 17th century Sieges in Ireland, Practised in the Art of War: Limerick Sieges 1642 to 1691 Conference, Limerick, Ireland.
- October 25. The Archaeology of World War One, Imagine Arts History & Heritage Event, Waterford, Ireland.
- November 13. Conflict Archaeology and It's Role in Understanding the Past, Middle Tennessee State University Center for Historic Preservation, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States.
- November 13. Discussion on Patrick Cleburne, 'A Guitar and Pen' with Robert Hicks, Franklin Theater, Franklin, Tennessee, United States.
- November 14. Patrick Cleburne and The Battle of Franklin, 2014 Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennial Keynote Address, Franklin, Tennessee, United States.
- November 29. The Royal Navy, Martello Towers, and Coastal Defence Fortifications in County Cork, 'A Safe Place for Ships': Cork, Ireland, Europe and the Sea Conference, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland.


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Fruit crop diseases are starting to appear! With all of the wet weather lately, I am actually surprised that it hasn't gotten worse than it already is. Apples are showing signs of frogeye and apple scab. These area early diseases of apples and relatives such as crabapple. If you have frogeye the leaves will have a small brown spot with a lighter tan colored interior. Apple scab will have darker less symmetrical lesions without a lighter tan interior.
75 years ago
April 24, 1936
Soil program discussed
County agent Gilbert H. Karnes estimated that nearly 500 farmers and stock raisers of Marion County were present last week at one of the nine special meetings at which the new Federal Soil Conservation program was discussed in detail, Mr. Karnes expressed belief that those in attendance were satisfied with the contracts to be offered.
Eastern Star celebration
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About 15 years ago, a woman approached local writer Paul Jordan at the VFW hall in Lebanon about an interesting story.
She knew of Jordan's history as a journalist - he had a distinguished career with the Associated Press before going into public service - and laid out the horrifying true details of her family life that eventually became "Descent to Sudden Death," Jordan's sixth book, which he signs 2-4 p.m. Saturday at Bardstown Booksellers.
Tammy Sapp of Lebanon announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Brittianey Sapp, to Tommy Lewis, son of Elizabeth Lewis of Lebanon and the late Bobby Lewis.
Sapp is a 2010 graduate of Empire Beauty School in Elizabethtown. She is owner and operator of Twisted Shears in Lebanon.
Lewis is employed at Curtis Maruyasu America.
The wedding is set for 6 p.m. Saturday, June 4, 2011, at Muldraugh Hill Baptist Church. A reception will follow at St. Joe Community Center.
Contemplative Prayer Day
St. Catharine Motherhouse will host the monthly Contemplative Prayer Day Saturday, May 21, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This day includes Centering Prayer, meditative walks, silence, a presentation, "Growing Deeper into Scripture through Lectio Divina," facilitated by Sr. Jeanne Moore, OP and Sr. Mary Otho Ballard, OP, practice of Lectio Divina, sharing about the day and a Blessing.
Bring bag lunch. Drinks are provided. Cost will be donations.
Any questions, call 859-284-5201
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