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Location: Darwin, NT, Australia
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Darwin to Wagait Road
Took an early morning ride to Wagait Beach (Mandorah). For those of you who don't know Wagait Beach, it is across the harbour from Darwin City. There is a ferry that goes daily which takes about 20 mins. By road it takes about 1hr 45mins. A lot of people live at Wagait Beach and commute everyday to Darwin for work. Its a nice little trip on the ferry to Wagait Beach but it's also a nice little ride there too.
Started out from Beerimah this morning. Instead of taking the Stuart Highway, I followed Beerimah Road, then onto Kirkland Drive, Elrunde Avenue and Channel Island Road. Taking the turn off to Jenkins Road (which goes to the Stuart H/W) then right onto Finn Road. Finn Road is a straight line but it has it's ups and downs. In taking this route I have actually added another 15 - 20 mins on my trip. Who really cares though, as it was truly a typical dry season day and a really good excuse to get out an about.
Finn Road comes out to Cox Penninsula Road turn off. If you go left here, it'll take you to the Stuart highway. Going right will take you to Dundee Beach, back entry to Litchfield National Park, Bynoe Harbour and Wagait Beach, my destination for today.
It is a nice ride from Berry Springs to Wagait Beach. Nice sweeping bends and some nice country to look at along the way. The Ninja soaked up the bumps and was loving stretching her legs. The speed limit along here is 110km/h. The tall 6th gear on the Ninja really shines here. I was able to open her up a bit here but had to evade a massive snake in the middle of the road. Upon approach the snake didn't seem to move, but as I got close it started to slither over to the opposite lane.
Belyuen is an Aboriginal Community along the way. There is food and fuel available if you really need it at this stage but Wagait Beach isn't that far away. Just be cautious here as there are often people walking along the roads from and to the communities.
You come to a T intersection. You can only go left here as there is a locked gate to the right. Further up the road is another T intersection. If you've got a dual sporter of adventure machine, go left here and visit the crashed Liberator aircraft site. The site is well sign posted but it is an unsealed road and there are some deep holes.
So if youre on a road machine, go right to Wagait Beach. There is a police presence at Wagait Beach so watch your speed. Follow this road all the way until you can't go any further. You'll come to ocean, Darwin Harbour. There is a pier for the ferry. A great perspective of Darwin from across the harbour. Take the time and go out on the pier and enjoy the view. This particular day is was blowing a gale.
From here, I headed back along the road to the pier. Taking the turn off to Wagait Tower Road, there is food, fuel and other services available here if you need it. I continued on to the end of the road, turned right and followed it all the way to the end. There are various beach access tracks if you want to go out on the beach. The last one at the end of the road is the easiest to access for road machines. I had a packed lunch with me so I stopped here for a while and chilled out of the beach.
Packing up from here its basically the reverse route home from here. I followed it back to Berry Springs were I got fuel from the Caltex. I took Finn Road again back to Darwin again.
As I said before you can go a couple of ways to get there. It all depends on how much time you got. There aren't a lot of things to see and do over there but it is definitely a good trip none the less.
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India and Pakistan
March 14, 2007
This image was acquired by the MODIS on the Aqua satellite on March 6, 2007. MODIS detected several fires in the area, which are represented by red dots. This image is actually the crossroads of several different countries.
The right side of the image is predominantly northwest India. The city of New Delhi is visible as a big gray patch in the green part of India south of the mountains. North of India is China.
To the west is the country of Pakistan, with its equally varied landscape. West of Pakistan is Afghanistan. Black lines show where the country borders are. Much of the region, particularly the mountainous parts are covered in snow.


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The obituary of Henry Woodville Wilson states that he came to Utah in 1852 with his parents and sisters. Further research is needed to determine the name of the company they traveled with.
Company Unknown (1852)Age at departure: 56
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Changing Diabetes
Two types of insulin: human and analog
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Glucose is a type of sugar from food that the body uses for energy. The level of glucose in the bloodstream usually rises after a meal. To be efficiently utilized by the body, glucose in the bloodstream needs to enter the body's cells. If glucose is unable to enter the cells, blood glucose levels rise leading to hyperglycemia. Long-term hyperglycemia damages nerves, blood vessels and vital organs.
Insulin is a hormone produced by the beta cells of the pancreas. The beta cells release more insulin whenever there is a rise in blood glucose levels. Insulin enables glucose to enter the cells, thereby restoring normal blood glucose levels and allowing efficient glucose metabolism.
People with type 1 diabetes can no longer produce insulin because the disease has destroyed the beta cells of their pancreas. People with type 2 diabetes can produce insulin but their body does not respond well to it, a condition known as insulin resistance. Insulin resistance also develops in pregnant women with gestational diabetes because the placenta (organ that connects the fetus to the mother's blood supply) produces insulin-blocking hormones.
Insulin therapy replaces or supplements the body's own insulin, thereby restoring normal or near-normal blood sugar levels. It is one of the cornerstones of diabetes management, providing intensive blood glucose control crucial in preventing diabetes-related complications. Why is insulin injected into the fat under the skin rather than taken as a pill? Because insulin taken in pill form would be broken down by digestive enzymes and rendered ineffective.
The first generation of man-made insulin is called "human insulin." Developed through the 1960s and 1970s and approved for pharmaceutical use in 1982, human insulin is the name given to synthetic insulin "grown" in the laboratory to mimic the insulin produced by the human pancreas. Before human insulin was developed, animal insulin—usually a purified form of porcine (pig) insulin—was used for insulin therapy. Human insulin is available in three types: regular (short-acting), intermediate-acting (also called NPH) and premixed. Premixed human insulin is a mix of regular and NPH insulin.
In the late 1990s, a new type of synthetic insulin was developed. Analog insulin is also laboratory-grown but genetically altered to produce either more rapid or more uniform effect on blood glucose levels. As such, analog insulins can provide advantages for blood glucose management. Analog insulin is likewise available in three types: long-acting, rapid-acting and premixed. Premixed analog insulin is a mix of long- and rapid-acting analog insulin.
Analog insulins are associated with lower risk of hypoglycemia (abnormally low-blood glucose level), lower levels of postprandial glucose excursions (change in blood glucose levels from before to after a meal), better patient adherence, greater quality of life and higher satisfaction with treatment.
While these various types of insulin work differently to mimic the way the body normally releases insulin, they all help to keep diabetes under control. No one type of insulin is right for everyone. Each person's insulin need is different and may change over time. Your doctor will prescribe the insulin that is best for you.
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Children show the impact of AIDS on their lives through photography
Maputo, July 2008 – Twenty one children aged between 11 and 17 years took to the streets of Maputo with cameras in hands last year to document their lives and their communities. Over the course of two weeks, they opened the doors of their homes and learned how to tell their stories through photography with a team of professional photographers.
The exhibition "The House is Small but the Welcome is Big", which opened this week in Maputo, puts their photos on display, as part of a social art initiative organized by the US organisation Venice Arts, UNICEF and other partners, to explore the impact of AIDS on communities as experienced through the eyes of children.
The project brought together 15 orphaned children who are raising their young siblings and six teen activists who are using different ways to address social and public health issues in their communities – as radio and TV producers, as actors in community theatre groups or as peer counsellors in youth-friendly health centres.
The exhibition marks the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which represents the universal recognition that basic rights and fundamental freedoms are inherent to all human beings, inalienable and equally applicable to everyone.
But it also highlights the fact that children have a human rights declaration of their own. In 1989, world leaders decided that children needed a special convention just for them because they often need special care and protection that adults do not. Children's rights were then set out in the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which builds on the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Convention spells out the basic human rights that children everywhere have – the right to survival, to develop to the fullest, to protection from harmful influences, abuse and exploitation and to participate fully in family, cultural and social life.
The CRC was ratified by Mozambique in 1994. Since then, significant steps forward have been taken to improve the legal framework for the protection of the rights of the child in the country.
One recent achievement in this regard is the approval of the Children's Act in 2008, which reflects a renewed commitment for the realisation of the rights of children in Mozambique by looking at the rights of children in a holistic manner – in their family environment, at school or anywhere else – in accordance with the principles established in the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
UNICEF believes that the new legislation will considerably strengthen the legal and protective environment for children, including victims of trafficking and abuse, and will serve as a basis to guide the actions of the government, its partners and other organizations that are working for the protection of the rights of the child.
The photographs on exhibit are proof that children have ideas, experience and insights that can enrich adult understanding and make a positive contribution to society.
This exhibition is a joint initiative organised by the US organisation Venice Arts, the Mozambican organisation Reencontro, UNICEF, the African Millennium Foundation, and the Mozambican Association of Photography to create opportunities for children to express themselves on issues that affect them.
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Gladwin, Michigan
"Since bariatric surgery, I'm living life in a way I haven't lived in many years."
Liz Looker is a busy woman with a very full schedule. She is currently the Buckeye Township Treasurer, the office administrator for United Way of Gladwin County and is very involved in her community.
"I was always very active," Liz said. "I had a full-time job and was also involved in many community organizations – Gladwin Area Friends of the Theatre, Church Finance Council, Community Christian Choir, United Way Board of Directors, I wasn't one to stay home."
However, at 310 pounds, being active wasn't easy.
"I started to have problems I had never encountered before," Liz said. "It was difficult going up the three steps into our house at the end of a long day and I couldn't dance without being out of breath."
Liz's health was suffering. She was taking medication for high blood pressure and triglycerides, and taking three medications – and two shots each day – to control diabetes.
"The diabetes meds were creating a vicious cycle, causing me to gain more weight and creating new medical problems," she said. "I also had sleep apnea. My husband wasn't sleeping well because he was always waiting for me to start breathing again."
She hit rock bottom when simple tasks and personal care became difficult and embarrassing.
"My loving husband even had to buckle my sandals for me," Liz said.
Her wake-up call came in the form of a Web site that calculates life expectancy based on personal health markers.
"Mine was age 65," said the 57-year old Liz. "I knew I had to do something drastic, otherwise, I wouldn't live much longer."
Fortunately, Liz had an internist who encouraged her to think about bariatric surgery.
"I started attending the bariatric seminars sponsored by MidMichigan Medical Center - Gratiot to learn all I could, so I could make an informed decision." she said.
Liz also starting putting in place her support system. Her husband, mother and her three children all attended a seminar with her so they would know what was involved in the process and be able to help her. She attended the bariatric support group in Alma and had sessions with a bariatric therapist.
Ernest Cudjoe, M.D., performed Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery on Liz on September 16, 2008.
Sadly, a series of personal and family tragedies followed her surgery. Liz lost a brother-in-law, her full-time job of 21 years, and her mother-in-law in rapid succession. While Liz was grateful for her support system, she questioned whether she had made the right choice.
"It has not been easy for me," Liz said. "My therapist was very instrumental in helping me to cope with all these things and still continue on the straight bariatric path," Liz said.
"The Bariatric Bridges program was another helpful tool. It helped me look at some of the behavior and lifestyle habits that put me where I was before my surgery—and helped me learn how to avoid returning to those damaging habits. Dr. Cudjoe explains that the surgery is only a tool; we must learn new behaviors if we are to be successful in keeping our weight off."
A year and a half after surgery, Liz is 146 pounds lighter, as active as ever, and loving it.
"I'm line dancing every week, I work out at the gym three times a week and, instead of driving, I walk around town to do errands," she said. "I get down on the floor to change my grandbabies' diapers and I sit on the floor to play with them. Before surgery, I never could have gotten back up without help!"
Liz's two-year-old granddaughter helps her put her weight loss in perspective.
"I was carrying around the equivalent of five granddaughters every minute of every day," she said. "No wonder I didn't feel good."
When Liz and her husband attended the Valentine's Ball, she wore a dress borrowed from her daughter.
"I used to wear a size 26; now even a size 14 is a little big. I haven't worn clothes this size in almost 40 years!" she laughed.
The best benefit for Liz is the improvement in her health. She has taken no medications for her diabetes since the day of her surgery, no longer needs medicine for blood pressure or triglycerides, her sleep apnea is a thing of the past, and she's looking forward to many, many more years of good health.
"Now I'm living life in a way I haven't lived in many years," Liz said. "Thank you Dr. Cudjoe – you gave me my life back!"
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An Artist's guide to what's inside Batman's Utility Belt
Batman's trusty belt has held a lot of gadgets and gizmos - as well as many Batarangs - but what exactly has the Dark Knight kept stashed away around his midriff over the years? Artist Kevin Tong rustled up this infographic-style artwork that takes a closer look. »


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Jones singled to center, Walker scored.
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Milledge reached on fielder's choice to first, Alvarez scored, Doumit to second on 1st baseman Smoak throwing error.
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Michael Young (9) solo shot to right off Ohlendorf.
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Julio Borbon (2) 3 run shot to right off Ohlendorf, Hamilton, Treanor scored.
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NBA: Clippers beat Lakers to clinch division title
LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Clippers clinched their first division title in their 42-year history with a 109-95 rout of the Los Angeles Lakers behind a 24 point, 12 assist effort from Chris Paul on Sunday.
Blake Griffin finished with 24 points, 12 rebounds and five assists for the Clippers who ended the Lakers' five-year run atop the Pacific Division standings.
"We did a tremendous job of starting the second half. This is my first division win, but we kind of had the mind set that this was what we're supposed to do," Griffin said.
The Clippers also swept the season series against the rival Lakers for the first time since 1974-75 when they were known as the Buffalo Braves.
Jamal Crawford came off the bench to score 20 points for the Clippers at Staples Center arena.
Kobe Bryant had 25 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds for the Lakers, who are in a fight with the Utah Jazz for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference.
The Lakers have five games left, four of them at the Staples Center.
"Give them credit, they hit big shots, they played well. They're very athletic, they're long and they're good. They were quicker to the ball than we were," Lakers head coach Mike D'Antoni said.
Dwight Howard finished with 25 points as the Lakers had their modest three-game winning streak halted.
The Memphis Grizzlies and Charlotte Bobcats are the only teams in National Basketball Association history to not win a division championship.
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As part of its modernisation drive, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) has constructed a Rs.330-crore greenfield oil terminal at Ennore.
This will not only enable it to move petroleum products from Ennore Port to its terminal seamlessly through dedicated pipelines, but also decongest the Tondiarpet area in north Chennai.
The new oil terminal is expected to start functioning soon. Talking to The Hindu, Y.V.N. Sarma, DGM - Ennore Project, HPCL Chennai New Terminal, said the current HPCL terminal was located on 15 acres of land having a tankage of 50,000 KL at Tondiarpet. HPCL had decided to discontinue its operations there and move POL products (petroleum, oil and lubricants) to Ennore in a phased manner.
The new facility is located on 108 acres land belonging to the Salt Department on North Chennai Thermal Power Station Road, Ennore.
Currently, HPCL sources its petroleum products from Coastal Tanker Vessels that get berthed at Chennai Port and through inputs from CPCL refinery at Manali. Thereafter, petroleum products are sent to the respective HPCL retail outlets.
Started in May 2009, the new project envisaged setting up of facilities such as tankages, tank truck loading facility, tank wagon loading and receipt facility along with product receipt facilities from the Ennore Port and CPCL. The tank farm and tank truck loading operations will be fully automated. Civil works of tankages, buildings and structures, pipelines, electrical, automation, railway siding have been completed.
Three pipe lines each spanning seven km have been laid from the Ennore Port to HPCL terminal. It includes 20 inches for High Speed Diesel (HSD), 16 inches for motor spirit (MS) and superior kerosene oil (SKO) respectively. Thereafter, tankers would be used for moving diesel MS, HSD and SKO to eight districts – Chennai, Tiruvallur, Cuddalore, Kancheepuram, Vellore, Tiruvannamalai, Puducherry and Villupuram.
The new terminal has 20 above ground tanks with total capacity 1,40,000 KL for storage and dispatch of products of 4 x 10,000 KL (MS), 6 x 10,000 KL (HSD), 4x 5,000 KL (SKO) and 4 x 5,000 KL Aviation Turbine Fuel.
According to Mr. Sarma, the construction of the oil terminal was completed in 30 months . It has road, rail and port connectivity to facilitate receipt and despatch of petroleum products from Ennore Port to various locations in Tamil Nadu.
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Francille Whaley
BOWIE — Francille Whaley, 87, died Friday, March 9, 2012, in Bowie.
Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the First United Methodist Church of Bowie with Greg Underwood officiating. Burial will follow at later a date as Fran had her body donated to Southwest Medical Center for research. Services are under the direction of the White Family Funeral Home of Bowie.
Mrs. Whaley worked as a surgical nurse at Nocona Hospital for several years.
Survivors include three sons, Randy Tettleton, Mark Tettleton, and Tab Tettleton; nine grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
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There Is Already A LeBron James Billboard Up In Cleveland
An hour after LeBron James announced he's returning to the Cavs, this billboard popped up in Cleveland. Note: it's a video board. This definitely wasn't just painted today.
1. It would appear that the city is happy that LeBron is coming home.
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Katherine Marsh is the Information Services Librarian at the Duncan School of Law, Lincoln Memorial University, where she oversees the public services department. Previously, in 2010-2011, she was the Faculty Services Librarian at the Duncan School of Law.
Professor Marsh earned her Juris Doctor from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. She received her Master of Information Science degree and her undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Tennessee. Prior to joining the Duncan School of Law, Professor Marsh was Assistant Professor and Reference Librarian at the University of Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Professor Marsh currently teaches Lawyering Skills II (predictive writing). She has previously taught Lawyering Skills I (legal research) and Academic Success Program II. She has presented at LWI, SEAALL, and CALI.
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Zen and the Art of Self Assessment: The Law Library's Role in Creating and Conducting Assessment, SEAALL Annual Meeting (2013)
Legal Research Update (with Joshua Pluta), Legal Writing Institute One-Day Workshop(2011)
"Virtual Library: Breaking the Desk Chain" (with David Walker), CALI Conference for Law School Computing (2011)
"The New Model Library: Building an All-Digital Academic Library" (with Josh Pluta, Gordon Russell, and Ann Long), SEAALL Annual Meeting (2011)
Moderator: "GALILEO: Georgia's Statewide Virtual Library", SEAALL Annual Meeting(2009)
Cliff Jumping: Working for a non-ABA-accredited law school – why the reward is worth the risk (with Jordan Gilbertson), AALL Spectrum (2012)
Answering "Now What?" How to find and interview for your first law library job. (with Nathan Preuss), AALL Spectrum (2008)


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Album Rating: 4.0This is pretty solid, I mean there's better folk punk out there but yeah this is really good
Album Rating: 3.0the more i listen to these hyped folk-punk albums, the more i fear that the genre is simply not for me, though I do quite like AJJ
I like the lyrics a lot but I do not like the sound at all
Digging: Hop Along - Painted Shut
Album Rating: 4.0Aids try Wingnut Dishwashers Union before you give up on the genre
Hey Blackbelt, how would you say this sounds like (recommended by listener)?
I've already heard Wingnut, their main album started out great, but wore off kinda quickly.
Album Rating: 4.0I'd say this is like Moon Bandits, Andrew Jackson Jihad, or a less frantic Defiance, Ohio. It's a very laid back folk punk album
how consistent is this?
because as much as I love Ghost Mice, they have lots of great songs and lots of fucking terrible songs on every release
Album Rating: 4.0just listen to it it's only like 10 minutes long
not into this hard at all
Album Rating: 4.0Kickstarter for split LP with Ramshackle Glory.
Digging: Bell Witch - Four Phantoms
Album Rating: 4.5Amazing album.
kool record
RYM does not like Ghost Mice but who gives a shit. this is a fun and easy listen.
Digging: Shad - The Old Prince
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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Priscilla Salerno isn't playing games anymore with the public nudity laws on the beach in Miami. She's just flaunting it and daring it to come after her. No more casual changing of the bikini tops. Now it's ripe funbags out and covered in suntan lotion for the squeezing. I have to admire Priscilla's outlaw ways. This world could use a few more curvaceous women with guts and buckets of gooey liquids to rub on their ta-ta's. Also world peace. Though the two are likely related.
Being an actress of the matured themed content variety, Priscilla probably isn't particular shy about baring her Funions in public. There's no work and home double standard here. What's good for the porn love goose is good for the gentleman gander on the beach. I admire her honesty. And those major league lotion covered whoppers. Enjoy.
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The road trip is a right of passage for every Four Seasons vehicle. It's those long, lonely hours on the highway when we find out whether we really love a vehicle. The Evoque has been no exception. In a little more than six months, the small crossover has traversed much of the eastern half of the United States and ventured as far west as Jackson Hole, Wyoming, piling on nearly 20,000 miles.
The road trip is first and foremost a test of interior comfort. The Evoque's cabin looks plenty pretty, but how does it wear on drivers and passengers after several hours? So far, opinions differ. "I found the Evoque's seats to be comfortable during three-hour driving stints," said managing editor Amy Skogstrom after returning from Milwaukee. (She adds that the stylish Range Rover was "a big hit at the dump of the motel near the Milwaukee airport.") Creative director Kelly Murphy, perhaps the burliest person in our office, drove out to Yellowstone National Park and was similarly astonished at the comfort the seats offered over a fifteen-hour stint. The only dissenter seems to be our wiry associate web editor, Donny Nordlicht, who wasn't able to adjust the seat to his satisfaction on a trip to Nashville. "The lumbar is too low. It felt like it was trying to inflate into my tailbone, not my lower back." Rear seat passengers, meanwhile, have been pleased to find more headroom than they expected but have complained about the unusually high beltline. One feature we might have dismissed as a gimmick, the panoramic glass roof, has proved an enduring hit. "It makes the interior feel very open," said graphic designer Tom Hang, who rode shotgun on a trip to Kalamazoo, Michigan.
The Evoque has proved to be as quiet as we'd expect from a Range Rover, with one small, but annoying exception. "The wind noise from the A-pillar is distinctly noticeable at highway speeds," said copy editor Rusty Blackwell. Fortunately, he found a solution: "Turning up the volume on the seventeen-speaker Meridian stereo helps you drown out any external noises."
We've also been pleasantly surprised by -- or at least tolerant toward -- the Evoque's infotainment system. Our Four Seasons Jaguar XF, which had an earlier iteration of the same system, would often return from a long journey with a driver ready to punch a hole through its touch screen. This time, the complaints are relatively few and mild. "It would be nice to have a way to sync both climate zones," offers Nordlicht. Land Rover seems to have pacified us with slightly clearer menus and, more important, prominent physical controls for setting the temperature and adjusting radio volume.
We were hoping the Evoque would return stellar fuel economy on road trips thanks to its small engine and eager-to-upshift six-speed automatic. Mileage has varied, but we generally seem to be achieving low to mid 20s on long trips -- about in line with the EPA's 22 mpg combined rating but well below the 28 mpg highway estimate. "It doesn't seem all that good for a smallish crossover with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder," said associate web editor Jake Holmes after averaging 24 mpg on a round trip to Chicago.
Overall, though, the Evoque has proven as comfortable a road companion as we'd expect a Range Rover to be. "When I got home Sunday night and parked the Evoque, I suddenly realized I had forgotten any earlier grievances -- it's truly a glamorous, luxurious vehicle," notes Holmes.
We will have opportunity to take the Evoque on more journeys in the cold months ahead, as we've just equipped it with Pirelli Scorpion winter tires. We'll be sure to tell you how the vehicle and tires fare.
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|Steel unibody
|16-valve DOHC turbocharged I-4
|2.0 liters (122 cu in)
|240 hp @ 5500 rpm
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|6-speed automatic
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Genome sequencing and comparative genomics of honey bee microsporidia, Nosema apis reveal novel insights into host-parasite interactions
1 USDA-ARS Bee Research Laboratory, Building 476 BARC-East, Beltsville, MD 20705, USA
2 USDA-ARS Molecular Plant Pathology Laboratory, Beltsville, MD 20705, USA
3 The Institute for Genome Sciences, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD 21202, USA
4 Windber Research Institute, 620 7th Street, Windber, PA 15963, USA
5 College of Animal Sciences, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310058, P.R. China
6 College of Bee Science, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, Fuzhou, Fujian 350002, P.R. China
7 Eastern Bee Research Institute of Yunnan Agriculture University, Kunming, Yunnan 650201, P.R. China
8 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Beaverlodge Research Farm, Beaverlodge, AB, Canada
9 The Molecular Characterization of Foodborne Pathogens Unit, Eastern Regional Research Center (ERRC), Wyndmoor, PA 19038, USA
BMC Genomics 2013, 14:451 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-14-451Published: 5 July 2013
The microsporidia parasite Nosema contributes to the steep global decline of honey bees that are critical pollinators of food crops. There are two species of Nosema that have been found to infect honey bees, Nosema apis and N. ceranae. Genome sequencing of N. apis and comparative genome analysis with N. ceranae, a fully sequenced microsporidia species, reveal novel insights into host-parasite interactions underlying the parasite infections.
We applied the whole-genome shotgun sequencing approach to sequence and assemble the genome of N. apis which has an estimated size of 8.5 Mbp. We predicted 2,771 protein- coding genes and predicted the function of each putative protein using the Gene Ontology. The comparative genomic analysis led to identification of 1,356 orthologs that are conserved between the two Nosema species and genes that are unique characteristics of the individual species, thereby providing a list of virulence factors and new genetic tools for studying host-parasite interactions. We also identified a highly abundant motif in the upstream promoter regions of N. apis genes. This motif is also conserved in N. ceranae and other microsporidia species and likely plays a role in gene regulation across the microsporidia.
The availability of the N. apis genome sequence is a significant addition to the rapidly expanding body of microsprodian genomic data which has been improving our understanding of eukaryotic genome diversity and evolution in a broad sense. The predicted virulent genes and transcriptional regulatory elements are potential targets for innovative therapeutics to break down the life cycle of the parasite.


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As your Holistic Health Coach, I offer you 12 private, custom, creative and fun sessions. This is a program that will focus on you as a whole person -body, mind, career, relationships, physical activity, chakra system and food. Together we will dig deep, have fun and allow your inner bliss and light shine brightly!
You will learn:
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Enjoy PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
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Understand what makes you GLOW from the inside to the outside.
It is my job to guide you through these 12 sessions knowing that you ultimately have the inner wisdom necessary to heal. I act as your guide and mirror offering you tools, techniques, and space to really understand your own fabulous self.
We have directions on how to work everything in our life. But, when it comes to knowing what we need as we change and grow, sometimes we need a coach to step in, pave a path to health and happiness, outline changes that will help you, cheer you on, offer suggestions and provide a space to watch your own beautiful magic unfold.
This program is for you IF you ARE:
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~COACHABLE and OPEN to new ideas, foods, and ways of looking at things
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~Know that now is the time, life is happening now and you believe yours can be FABULOUS!
So, I wish that I could wave my magic wand and get you to where you want to be NOW, but that isn't possible. I am here to guide you and help you create a healthier you. With that being said I am here to work with you, but do reserve the right to choose who I work with.
We can meet weekly or every other week. You decide which will work best for you...at my office, over the phone or using face time. In between our meetings I will be available through email for questions, concerns, and support! Oh, did I mention I will be giving a tons of goodies to help you along in this journey?
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Say hello to a traffic headache the size of the Hoan.
The much-anticipated — though not much-welcomed — lane closures tied to construction on Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge start Monday. Two ramps at the Lake Interchange will close for two years as crews built a temporary road to carry Interstate 794 traffic.
The I-794 eastbound exit to Lincoln Memorial Drive will close, along with the Lincoln Memorial Drive entrance ramp to the Hoan Bridge. The detour for the exit is to use the Jackson and Van Buren streets exit ramps. Motorists should use the Broadway entrance to travel southbound to the Hoan Bridge.
To increase capacity on local roads, people may see more restricted parking along streets such as Broadway and Michigan St.
Major construction will begin in the area in mid- to late December. Crews will install new decks, driving surfaces and steel supports on the Hoan. The Lake Interchange will be resurfaced with 2 inches of concrete, and I-794 from the Milwaukee River to Milwaukee St., including the Van Buren and Jackson ramps, will be reconstructed. Altogether, the project cost is $172.2 million.
Throughout the two years of construction, I-794 will remain open, but bidirectional traffic will be shifted first to westbound I-794 lanes and northbound Hoan Bridge lanes. In about a year, traffic will flip to the other side of the highway.
Zoo Interchange: The Hoan closures come days after closures on I-94 and Highway 100 related to the ongoing Zoo Interchange project. Several ramps closed last week.


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"Our only regret is discovering
Wildflower so near the end of our trip. Next time it will be our initial
destination and home base. You have obviously put a lot of thought into
insuring your guests have a pleasant and comfortable stay."
Mike &
Karen Parker, Carthage, TX
Valentine's Sweetheart Package February 13-14, 2015
Spend one or two nights of a romantic Valentine's weekend in the beautiful hills of Mountain View. We have planned an escape from the real world so that you can relax and spend time with each other.
Upon arrival, you will find a lovely rose, a sweet dessert and sparkling grape juice in your room.
Mountain View has a variety of gift and antique shops which you may want to visit. You and your sweetheart will be treated to a delicious and romantic dinner at one of our local restaurants. On Friday and Saturday nights, optional musical shows will be offered in town. Then our luxurious spa robes will set the mood for a relaxing evening.
This package gives you one of Mountain View's Gold Discount Coins. The individually numbered coin allows you to receive savings and discounts all over town, including retail shops and restaurants.
You may customize and sweeten this package even more in these ways:
Valentine's Sweetheart Package includes:
$179+ tax per couple (Foxglove, Iris, Jonquil & Azalea Rooms)$217.00 + tax per couple (Elderberry & Dogwood Suites)
Please call the Wildflower today, or make your reservation on-line.
*Cupid in the Caverns at Blanchard Springs Caverns is a St. Valentine's concert featuring love songs performed by local musicians. You will be escorted by cavern guides to the Majestic Cathedral Room of the cave, and seated where the sound of voices and instruments combine with the natural acoustics, for an incredible experience. Advance tickets required.
Winter Special
Check out our winter special rates which are good through the end of March, 2015. Save $20 per night off the regular rate!*
Enjoy 1 night or more in lovely Mountain View this winter. Visit our shops, restaurants and Blanchard Springs Caverns. You can enjoy music at the Jimmy Driftwood Barn, the Folklore Society and the Backstreet Theater. Cash's White River Theater will offer movies and music. Perhaps you would just like to relax with a good book and a mug of hot chocolate with our homemade cookies. To make a reservation, click on our availability calendar, or give us a call.
*Excludes Elderberry & Dogwood Suites, Festival and Package weekends
Contact the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce for Cavern and Music schedules
Winter rates may not be combined with other discounts
Caroling in the Caverns & Christmas Package – 2014Sign-up now for a weekend of Christmas Music and Shopping in Mountain View. With the town beautifully decorated for Christmas, you can enjoy holiday shopping in our many gift, craft and specialty shops.
This package gives you one of Mountain View's Gold Discount Coins. The individually numbered coin allows you to receive savings and discounts all over town, including retail shops and restaurants.
You may want to attend the Jimmy Driftwood Barn on Friday evening where local musicians maintain cultural music traditions through music and song. There is no admission charge, but donations are accepted.
On Saturday or Sunday afternoon, get ready for one of the best musical experiences as you attend "Caroling in the Caverns."* This Christmas concert of area musicians performing seasonal carols in the Majestic Cathedral room is a must attend event which sells out each year. Cavern guides escort you into the large Cathedral Room where the incredible sound of area folk musicians rises out of the semi-dark. The combination of music and the acoustically perfect Cathedral Room at Blanchard Caverns is "a natural." One guest described it best, "I was deep in the earth and yet I've never felt closer to Heaven." This "must do" event was rated as #3 in the nation for Christmas attractions by HGTV.
Your package includes:
Package Availability Dates:
Rooms Based on double occupancy:
Foxglove, Azalea, Iris & Jonquil Rooms: $165.
Elderberry & Dogwood Suites: $202.
Each additional person $40. includes 1 Caroling in Caverns ticketLocal
taxes additional
Inquire about adding another night of lodging, dinner, a massage, flowers or chocolates!
Packages based on Caroling in Caverns ticket availability
*Caroling in the Caverns tickets are non-refundable
Romantic Ozark Getaway
Spend two delightful days in Mountain View with your special sweetheart, just relaxing and reconnecting with one another. Enjoy touring the majestic Blanchard Springs Caverns or hiking about the scenic Ozark National Forest. If you prefer, stay in town and stroll to many area shops and restaurants, just steps away on Historic Courtsquare. Your Mountain View Gold Collectable Coin is individually numbered, and can be used for discounts at many local businesses and restaurants. Take the time from your busy schedule to rediscover the the peaceful beauty of the Ozarks and of your special someone.
Your Romantic package includes:
$310.00 per couple plus tax (Azalea, Foxglove, Iris & Jonquil Rooms)
$384.00 per couple plus tax (Dogwood & Elderberry Suites)
Inquire about massage therapy - available at an additional fee.
Ladies Pampered Retreat
Need to escape from the daily routine and refresh your outlook? Gather your best friend or group of friends and come immerse yourself in two days of pure relaxation in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.
Your stay includes two nights lodging in our well appointed B&B located on the historic Courtsquare. You will be a short distance away from the massage therapist or the day spa, where the pampering you so need will take place. A blissful 1 hour massage, or delightful manicure or pedicure will soothe away your stress & cares. You'll love the way you look and feel!
Mountain View is a charming, peaceful community and will enhance your feeling of relaxation. Restaurants, delightful shops and area musicians playing in the evening are just steps away for your enjoyment. Your Mountain View Gold Collectable Coin is individually numbered, and can be used for discounts at many local businesses and restaurants. Come treat yourself to the pampering you deserve!
Ladies Pampered Retreat includes:
$232 per person plus tax based on double occupancy (Azalea, Foxglove, Iris & Jonquil Rooms)
$262 per person plus tax based on double occupancy (Dogwood or Elderberry Suite)
Blanchard Springs
Caverns Special
Come enjoy the beauty and adventure of exploring Blanchard Springs Caverns. The magnificent caverns maintain a year around temperature of 58 degrees and are rated as one of the "Top Ten" caves in the country. The scenic recreation area surrounding the caverns features access to the Sylamore Creek Hiking Trail, many short hiking trails, and the Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail. You are steps away from wonderful shops and restaurants on Historic Courtsquare. Your Mountain View Gold Collectable Coin is individually numbered, and can be used for discounts at many local businesses and restaurants. Relax after a busy day enjoying the Ozark Foothills over a tasty dinner at your choice of several area restaurants. Everyone needs time away from the daily routine to relax and recharge. We invite you to take your "break" at The Wildflower in scenic Mountain View!
Caverns Package includes:
$301.00 per couple plus tax (Azalea, Foxglove, Iris & Jonquil Rooms)
$375.00 per couple plus tax (Dogwood or Elderberry Suites)
Wedding for Two
Planning a wedding for just the two of you? Our lovely B&B will be the perfect setting for a small, informal wedding either indoors or outdoors. We will make arrangements for a justice of the peace to perform your ceremony and plan one hours use of our parlor or wooded backyard for the ceremony.
We will also provide the bride with a small floral bouquet for the ceremony. After the wedding, toast one another with sparkling grape juice. You will also enjoy a homebaked wedding cake for 2 to celebrate your marriage to one another.
A romantic dinner for two at your choice of area restaurants will be the perfect way to relax after your perfect "Wedding for Two". Enjoy your honeymoon with two nights lodging in one of our well appointed rooms or suites. Your Mountain View Gold Collectable Coin is individually numbered, and can be used for discounts at many local businesses and restaurants. We wish you a wonderful life together!
Wedding Package includes:
$485.00 per couple plus tax (Azalea, Foxglove, Iris & Jonquil Rooms)
$559.00 per couple plus tax (Dogwood & Elderberry Suites)


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He was born Feb. 13, 1945 in Coy City, TX to Rufino Lopez Sr., and Petra Guzman Lopez. He was a member of the St. Cornelius Catholic Church, Karnes City, and he was a retired butcher.
Survivors include his sisters, Ernestina Cantu, Mary Bowers, and Irene Guerra; sisters-in-law Ignacia Lopez, Consuelo Lopez, and Ester Lopez; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by his parents; and brothers Rufino Lopez Jr., Gilberto Jose Lopez, Guadalupe Lopez, Raul Lopez, and Reynaldo Lopez.
A rosary was recited at 7 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012 at Rhodes Funeral Home Chapel in Karnes City. A funeral mass was celebrated at 10 a.m., Monday, Jan. 23, 2012 at St. Cornelius Catholic Church with interment following in the New Breman Cemetery. Funeral services were entrusted to Rhodes Funeral Home of Karnes City where the on-line guestbook maybe signed at rhodesfuneralhomeinc.com.


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Now that Martha's sister, Grisie, is married and living far away in the city of Perth, Martha makes her first journey beyond the Scottish Highlands for a visit.
Perth is exciting, but Martha finds herself longing for home more than she ever expected. Yet when she finally returns to Glencaraid, neither she nor her home is quite the same as before.
Beyond the Heather Hills is the fourth book in The Martha Years, an ongoing series about another spirited girl from America's most beloved pioneer family.
Author Biography:
Melissa Wiley, the author of the Charlotte Years and the Martha Years series, has done extensive research on early-nineteenth-century New England life. She lives in Virginia with her husband, Scott, and her daughters, Kate, Erin, and Eileen.
Ten-year-old Martha Morse, who would grow up to become the great-grandmother of author Laura Ingalls Wilder, experiences the larger world outside of tiny Glencaraid, Scotland, when she goes to visit her married sister in Perth.


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Think truffles are limited to European soil? Guess again, my fungi-loving friends. I recently attended the Oregon Truffle Festival in Eugene and saw first-hand that the Pacific Northwest is teeming with the fragrant treasures.
Oregon truffles, the white variety and black, offer differing, hard-to-describe aroma profiles. The easier-to-find whites are sweetly musky, earthy with notes of cinnamon and vanilla. The Oregon blacks, buried deeper in the soil, have a musky scent that some say has green apple or pineapple overtones.
Some came to the festival to train their dogs to be truffle hunters. Some came to attend a growers forum and cultivation seminar. Some, which included me and 10 food-loving pals, came to eat and learn how to cook with truffles. And we wanted to experience the hunt.
With our guide, Toby Esthay, and his truffle-hunting dog, Appa, we gathered at the edge of a dense, Douglas fir forest in the Lorane Valley, about 20 miles southeast of Eugene. Armed with four-prong rakes and enthusiasm that bordered on euphoria, we followed Appa's nose into the dense trees in search of white truffles. Part black Lab, part beagle, the free-on-Craigslist dog quickly clowned his way to the first truffle. Appa pawed the duff with gusto, then dug, his white-tipped tail wagging like an overwound metronome. He knew a tiny chunk of cheese from Esthay's pocket would be his reward.
Esthay commanded Appa away from the spot and dug up the knobby, dirt-speckled prize with a well-worn soup spoon.
Some stayed with Appa, but most of us set out to search individually. Using our rakes, we pulled at the decaying leaves that lined the forest floor surrounding the tree trunks. We all found white truffles, but a gleeful holler was heard whenever someone found a really big one. Most had dime-size or nickel-size diameters, but some were almost silver-dollar bonanzas.
I think a big part of what fueled the fervor was the delectable, truffle-studded dishes we'd been consuming at the festival in the days before our hunt. Each meal offered irresistible dishes that showcased Oregon's truffle bounty.
One such feast took place in the Willamette Valley at Pfeiffer Winery, one of the oldest vineyards in Oregon. Pfeiffer's high-end, low-production pinot noir and pinot gris graced our menu, including its 2007 pinot noir that was served to President Obama at his pre-inaugural dinner.
John Sundstrom, named best chef – Pacific Northwest in 2007 by the James Beard Foundation, taught a truffle-centric cooking class before we sat down to devour the three-course lunch he prepared. The open kitchen in Pfeiffer's elegant villa was the stage. Beautifully dressed tables surrounded the kitchen on two sides, brightly lit by the unexpected January sunshine.
Sundstrom, chef and owner of Lark, the acclaimed restaurant in Seattle, started with a stunning amuse-bouche, Ricotta Gnudi with Butternut Squash and Oregon Black Truffles.
The oval gnudi, small gnocchi-like dumplings made primarily of ricotta (instead of potatoes), were augmented with Parmigiano-Reggiano, egg and grated Oregon black truffles. Once made into balls, they were rolled in semolina to form ovals.
While the gnudi quickly cooked in boiling water, he prepared the butternut squash-based sauce that would accompany them.
He explained that his stock, the backbone of the sauce, was flavored with the rinds of Parmigiano-Reggiano. He reserves the rinds and stores them in his freezer to use as needed. He uses the rinds much as he would chicken bones, cooking them with water, white wine, bay leaf, mirepoix (roughly chopped onion, celery and carrot), plus garlic and thyme. The whole shebang is strained before use.
For the sauce, he heated a little extra-virgin olive oil and softened some minced garlic until it was starting to turn golden. A splash of white wine, the cheese-rind stock and peeled-and-diced squash were added. It bubbled until the squash was tender. He added butter and chopped Italian parsley.
Tasting the sauce, he added salt and freshly ground black pepper. He pronounced the sauce "pretty great," in a way that brought a big laugh from the crowd. White doves caged at the back of the dining room joined in, their cooing setting the backdrop for even more laughter.


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Hiring and the housing market keep getting better, consumer confidence is up, and many predict the stock market will hit an all-time high in 2013. For the first time in years, it's hard to find anyone fretting about Greece. All those signs point to higher long-term rates.
But the next few months could get rough.
"We'd all be talking about our solid economic growth next year if we weren't talking about the fiscal cliff," says Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at the Royal Bank of Canada.
Porcelli says a final budget agreement is sure to weigh on the economy, mainly because he expects the two sides to let a 2-year-old cut in the Social Security payroll tax expire. If that happens, it would be like an immediate pay cut for every worker in the country.
"The big economic damage comes from the payroll tax cut going away," Porcelli says. "It doesn't matter how much you make, if you take home a paycheck, you'll get hit by that."
If Americans spend less as a result, it's sure to turn up in the steady march of sales reports and surveys that traders monitor. That could push the 10-year Treasury yield back below 1.5 percent in the first few months of next year, Porcelli says. But the yield probably wouldn't fall as far as it did in July.
"People thought the world was cracking back then," Porcelli says. He can dream up a scenario in which panic sets in — a war in the Middle East and a deep slump in China — and traders rush into the Treasury market, but it takes a vivid imagination.
The big worry earlier this year, Misra says, was that a missed debt payment by Greece could lead to bank failures in Europe and spread to the U.S. The European Central Bank eased those fears of "contagion" when it pledged to stand behind those countries' government bonds. Problem solved — "at least for now," she says.
So after the budget battle in Washington ends, and if Europe remains calm, things should look better. By the middle of next year, business spending, the housing market and eventually more jobs should give the economy and stocks — and bond yields — a lift.
Harris, the Bank of America economist, sees the economy chugging along at a 2.5 percent clip in late 2013. The bank predicts the 10-year Treasury rate will creep back above 2 percent, as big investors start shifting money out of their favorite hiding spot.
The bank says this "great rotation" from bonds to stocks should help drive the Standard & Poor's 500 index past its all-time high of 1,565 to 1,600 next year. The index closed Friday at 1,414.
"There's a better story out there," Harris says, "if we can just get Washington out of the picture."


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Another reason many late-thirtysomethings didn't get flu shots despite their knowledge of the risks posed by swine flu is that they often display a trait well-known in adolescents.
"Today, the feeling of invincibility can last well into the 20s or 30s," said Fran Walfish, a Beverly Hills-based psychotherapist and author of "The Self-Aware Parent."
"A lot of people have not matured as quickly as we would hope and one of the issues that is prevalent in adolescents and many adults is a certain level of belief that they are omnipotent and more powerful than things out there."
Miller hopes the study's findings can shed some light on better ways to reach out to Generation Xers when it comes to preparing for future epidemics.
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Inmates and their families won't have to give up the intellectual property rights to their communications when they use JPay's email and video visitation services, the company announced in an email to EFF today.
EFF had written about an unfair clause in JPay's terms of service that declared that all content, whether it be text, images, or video, belonged to the company exclusively. That language has now been deleted. As JPay Head of Marketing Jade Trombetta wrote via email:
This week, together with Public Knowledge and Engine, EFF submitted written comments to the Patent Office regarding its Patent Quality Initiative. We urge the Patent Office to ensure that this program actually reduces the number of invalid patents being issued. Its quality efforts should serve the public interest, not the special interests of patent applicants.
Did you just buy a shiny new smartphone loaded with the newest and greatest features to have conversations throughout the day, wherever you are? While your phone's capabilities are distinctly modern, a new decision in United States v. Davis allowing police to get without a warrant records of which cell tower your phone connects to ensures that a key privacy protection you should have when using your phone is stuck in 1979.
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Copyright law is frequently misused as a tool to censor unwanted online criticism. And often, this misuse does not make it into court. But one such case has recently made its way up to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. And yesterday, EFF filed a "friend of the court" brief, urging the court to consider the First Amendment interests at play when copyright is used to silence public criticism.
Prominent experts at the United Nations have now indicated that secretive trade agreements such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) undermine human rights around the world, both because of the secretive, corporate-dominated process, and due to the substantive content of the provisions that arise out of these opaque negotiations.
With broad and near-unanimous bipartisan support, the Virginia General Assembly passed a series of bills this year to defend the public's right to privacy from new mass surveillance technologies.
To his credit, Gov. Terry McAuliffe almost immediately signed a bill to require law enforcement to obtain a warrant before tracking people's mobile phones with cell tower emulators, often called "stingrays." But he initially balked at two other bills: one that would have also required police to get a warrant before using drones and another that would've placed strict limitations on other mass surveillance technologies, including a seven-day limit on the retention of locational data collected through automatic license plate readers (ALPR).
It's International Day Against DRM, which means folks around the world bring attention to the dangers of the so-called "technical protection measures" embedded in their stuff. But DRM (which stands for Digital Rights Management) isn't the whole problem; equally pernicious are the laws that prevent folks from circumventing the DRM in order to do otherwise perfectly legal things.
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Librarians have long understood that to provide access to knowledge it is crucial to protect their patrons' privacy. Books can provide information that is deeply unpopular. As a result, local communities and governments sometimes try to ban the most objectionable ones. Librarians rightly see it as their duty to preserve access to books, especially banned ones. In the US this defense of expression is an integral part of our First Amendment rights.
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Real Numbers, Logic, and Coordinate Systems.
Introduction to Relations and Functions.
Linear Functions.
Equations of Lines and Geometric Considerations.
Solution of Linear Equations; Analytic Method and Graphical Support.
Solution of Linear Inequalities; Analytic Method and Graphical Support.
Linear Models.
Other Applications of Linear Functions.
2. Analysis of Graphs of Functions.
Graphs of Elementary Functions and Relations.
Vertical and Horizontal Shifts of Graphs of Functions.
Stretching, Shrinking, and Reflecting Graphs of Functions.
The Absolute Value Function: Graphs, Equations, Inequalities, and Applications.
Piecewise Defined Functions.
Further Topics in the Study of Functions
3. Polynomial Functions.
Complex Numbers.
Quadratic Functions and Their Graphs.
Solution of Quadratic Equations and Inequalities.
Applications of Quadratic Functions and Models.
Higher Degree Polynomial Functions and Their Graphs.
Topics in the Theory of Polynomial Functions (I).
Topics in the Theory of Polynomial Functions (II).
Solution of Polynomial Equations and Inequalities and Their Applications.
4. Rational and Root Functions; Inverse Functions.
Graphs of Rational Functions.
Rational Equations, Inequalities, and Applications.
Graphs of Root Functions.
Root Equations, Inequalities, and Applications.
Inverse Functions.
5.Exponential and Logarithmic Functions.
Introduction to Exponential Functions.
Logarithms and Their Properties.
Introduction to Logarithmic Functions.
Exponential and Logarithmic Equations and Inequalities.
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6. The Conic Sections and Parametric Equations.
Circles and Parabolas.
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Summary of the Conic Sections.
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Mathematical Induction.
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Antibacterial Applications to Drive the Market for Nanosilver, According to a New Trend Report Published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces the release of a trend report on Nanosilver. Market for Nanosilver is projected to witness strong growth led by expanding antimicrobial applications in consumer products, medical products, textiles and clothing, sporting goods, and aerospace and electronics.
San Jose, California (PRWEB) January 07, 2014
Follow us on LinkedIn – Silver at nano scale level exhibits superior performance over conventional silver. A key benefit of nanosilver includes superior anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. Technology developments in processes to synthesize nanosilver particles will help open up new commercial opportunities for the use of nanosilver. Demand is also expected to benefit from the rapid increase in antibiotic-resistant infections worldwide and a parallel rise in demand for innovative and effective antimicrobial solutions. Despite the opportunities offered, high costs of engineered nanosilver as compared to conventional silver metal, growing environmental concerns over the toxicity of nanosilver and regulatory barriers will likely challenge market growth in the coming years.
The trend report titled "Nanosilver" announced by Global Industry Analysts Inc., is a focused research paper which provides cursory insights into the product, its evolution, applications, future prospects, and corporate initiatives of key companies worldwide. The report in addition provides global market estimates and projections for Nanosilver Materials and Coating Products in US dollars for years 2012 through 2017. The report also offers coverage on companies such as ABL Medical LLC, Clariant International Ltd., Heraeus Holding GmbH, Inkron Ltd., MicroCare International BV, Nanobakt Ltd., Nanogap Inc., Quantumsphere Inc., Reinste Nano Ventures Pvt. Ltd., Sinanoco, and Zhejiang Kechuang Advanced Materials Co., Ltd, among others.
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"Let me be straight with you. What I'd rather have is an airplane. We just had a third kid. I don't like flying commercial. I like to take my family to Hawaii. When I go east, I'd like to have pilots I know. "
Mideast Charter Operator Adds Airbus
Al Jaber Aviation has become the first Middle East charter operator to offer an Airbus aircraft for executive flights, following delivery of its first A318 Elite. The jet can carry 19 passengers and features a private office that converts to a bedroom as well as large bathrooms and abundant luggage space. The company has ordered three more A318 Elites and two Airbus Corporate Jetliners, which will make it the region's largest Airbus corporate jet operator.
"We aim to provide VVIP customers with the ultimate in comfort, space and service, and because the A318 Elite and Airbus ACJ have the widest and tallest cabins of any business jet, can now deliver it," said Al Jaber Group chief executive officer Mohammed Al Jaber.
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A Film Unfinished
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Filmmaker Yael Hersonski, discusses "A Film Unfinished:" her acclaimed documentary about the atrocities in The Warsaw Ghetto during World War II. The footage, shot by the Nazis in May 1942, became a resource for historians. However, the later discovery of a long-missing reel that included multiple takes with staged scenes, complicated earlier readings of the footage. "A Film Unfinished" presents the raw footage in its entirety, carefully noting fictionalized sequences, and explores the making of an infamous Nazi propaganda film. The film opens in New York August 18 at Film Forum and at Lincoln Plaza Cinema.
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Guests:Yael Hersonski
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RA Fletcher - perhaps a more interesting film would investigate the facile, hysterical and dishonest comparisons made by those who think the problems in Gaza are somehow equal to the Shoah. It may well give such people a visceral thrill to compare Jews with Nazis (the kind of thrill that small children get from using 'naughty' words) but the real world should not entirely be ignored.
What a shocker...it got great reviews from the NYT's. How bout a film comparing this film to today's Gaza Ghetto?
I remember seeing a propaganda film in Isr. (in high school) where nude men (Jewish) entered a bath together and began touching each other. It was meant to show that Jews engaged in immoral sexual behaviors.
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Barbra Streisand, Cybill Shepherd and Pierce Brosnan are among a long list of Hollywood big-shots who are urging Californians to vote against the effort to recall Governor Gray Davis.
The stars are among dozens who joined forces to take out a full-page ad in Hollywood trade publication DAILY VARIETY today (03OCT03) headlined, "On Tuesday, October 7th, join us. Vote no on the recall."
The move, made by actors, producers, writers and studio chiefs, will come as a blow to TERMINATOR star Arnold Schwarzenegger, who is the current favourite to take on the coveted position.
The high-profile names in the ad include Amy Pascal, chairman of Sony's COLUMBIA PICTURES, which distributed the Schwarzenegger films THE 6TH DAY and LAST ACTION HERO; and RON MEYER, president and chief operating officer of VIVENDI UNIVERSAL ENTERTAINMENT, which distributed the Austrian star's End of Days and Junior.
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Applications that are written to use Microsoft Message Queuing may stop responding (hang) because of a deadlock. There are no event errors, no error messages, or any other evidence that helps identify the problem.
A deadlock situation may occur in Mqsec.dll. This problem occurs because Mqsec.dll makes indirect remote procedure calls (RPCs) in the DLLMain function. The deadlock occurs when several threads load Mqsec.dll at the same time.
Hotfix InformationA supported hotfix is now available from Microsoft, but it is only intended to correct the problem that this article describes. Apply it only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem.
To resolve this problem, contact Microsoft Product Support Services to obtain the hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Product Support Services telephone numbers and information about support costs, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?ws=supportNote In special cases, charges that are ordinarily incurred for support calls may be canceled if a Microsoft Support Professional determines that a specific update will resolve your problem. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for the specific update in question.
PrerequisitesNo prerequisites are required.
Restart RequirementYou must restart your computer after you apply this hotfix
Hotfix Replacement InformationThis hotfix supersedes all previous Message Queuing fixes.
File InformationThe English version of this fix has the file attributes (or later) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in coordinated universal time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time tool in Control Panel.
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Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.
For additional information about how hotfix packages are named, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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A mod set in 218 B.C the start of the 2nd punic war. a sp/mp Mod For Mount&Blade warband.
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Very, very fun mod. I enjoy it a lot just wish it had freelancer.
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Cool mod
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The Michigan Civil Rights Commission has adopted a resolution condemning the behavior of Assistant Attorney General Andrew Shirvell for his personal campaign against the University of Michigan's openly gay student body president. As we hear from Michigan Public Radio's Rick Pluta, the resolution also calls on his boss, Attorney General Mike Cox, to launch an investigation.
The commission wants the attorney general's office to look into whether state resources were used to harass U-of-M student president Chris Armstrong. Andrew Shirvell is on leave from his job. Attorney General Mike Cox says Shirvell will face a disciplinary hearing if and when he returns to work. Shirvell targeted Armstrong in a blog called "Chris Armstrong Watch" and showed up at campus events where he knew Armstrong would be. Shirvell said his campaign was against Armstrong's "radical homosexual agenda." Shirvell has been threatened with arrest if he sets foot again on the U-of-M campus.
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Teacher Interview Day is for education majors and those in a teaching-related field. School districts from several states attend this event, and students and alumni sign-up for professional interview times to meet with these employers. All student/alumni registration takes place through Gorillas4Hire.


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Adopt the pace of nature; her secret is patience. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lesson 4: This is a lifetime, your lifetime. Calm down and be the real you.
All of these resolutions, goals, dreams, and such are just different words for, "I want to be me." If you're trying to lose weight, you're saying you want to return to your true body size. If you want a new job, you're saying that you want work that's true for you. If you want to stop doing something destructive to your body, you're saying that you want to live in alignment with your integrity, no more coping mechanisms. You're saying you want to be you, the real you, after a spell of months or years of living like someone else.
This is about returning to your true self. It's a journey, just like the road you took away from you that got you here. Be patient. Let go of the hysteria. Drop the desperation. Just breathe, decide what needs to be done, and take action–small, consistent, steps back to the truth of who you are–as frequently as you can bear it.
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A new alternative to the nearby Le Montrose, The Redbury Hotel sits at the iconic Hollywood and Vine intersection and offers a great value with 750 square foot suites with a full kitchen for $360 per night. Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the entire hotel, and iPads, laptops, printers and fax machines are available upon request. The staff even provides full shipping and messenger services for urgent reports.


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Fresh off introducing himself to our pages with the moody, reader-acclaimed Hope, Eddy B. has returned with another fresh single off his next street release. While the Nu Vintage-produced Paper does indeed depict the artist's hustle for cash, the title is a double entendre; in addition to folding money, it refers to the local newspaper, whose lack of job listings meant that the North Carolina rhymesayer had to turn to crime in order to survive. Making its world premiere right here on our front page, Lex Kimbrough's official visuals poignantly illustrate the struggle described in the artist's bars. Paper is just one of many quality cuts slated to appear on Eddy B.'s next solo project, HopeLess Act. Stay tuned for further release details on the project, which as yet lacks a solid drop date.
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11:18 from Midian. The Midianites lived east of Moab and Edom.
Paran. This area was in the Sinai peninsula southeast of Kadesh.
gave him a house. Taking notice of the emerging power of David, Pharaoh was ready to shelter David's foes in the hope that one day they would curtail Israel's power (v. 21). Ancient treaties forbid providing asylum to political rebels.