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Now in an exciting new journal format, Evolutionary Biology is dedicated to the view that evolutionary theory is a unifying framework for the biosciences. The journal is a forum in which critical reviews, original research, commentaries, and controversial views are brought together to contribute to greater understanding of the origins and diversity of life.
This vision reflects the original intent of the serial publication Evolutionary Biology, first published in 1967 as a forum in which some of the most important papers in Evolutionary Biology appeared. The topics varied greatly and many of the papers were synthetic in nature. Although some existing journals deal with various facets of evolutionary biology, Evolutionary Biology fills the need for a journal which remains true to the vision and intent laid out by Dobzhansky et al. but that is adapted to today's publication environment. Evolutionary Biology provides a focal point for broad syntheses, in-depth treatment and controversial ideas.
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Ray Farningham had been Hartley's No.2 after he took over the reigns from former manager John Brown in February, but the former Dundee midfielder is now about to start a new youth post at Dens. Hartley admits bringing in a new right-hand man soon is high on his list of summer priorities.
"I have one or two people in mind but it is whether we can bring them in or not," Hartley said. "But I am in discussions with a couple of people just now. Jinky [Farningham] will be moving to a new role. That was always the plan."

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Kidney Scan
A kidney scan is a nuclear scanning test that is done to check kidney function or appearance. The results of a kidney scan are usually available in 2 days.
The radioactive tracer flows evenly to and through each kidney at the same time. The kidneys are working normally.
The tracer flows from the kidneys into the urine, which then drains into the ureters and bladder . This process occurs within a normal time range.
The kidneys take up the radioactive tracer evenly. No "hot" spots or "cold" spots are seen.
The kidneys are not normal in shape, size, or location.
The tracer does not flow evenly through the kidneys, meaning narrowing of, blockage of, or damage to the blood vessels or tissue in the kidneys. This may also mean poor kidney function.
The tracer collects in an area ("hot" spot) of a kidney. This might mean a tumor containing a higher-than-normal number of blood vessels.
An area of the kidney does not take up the tracer ("cold" spot). This may mean an abscess, cyst, or scarring.
The tracer does not pass from the kidneys into the urine and then through the ureters to the bladder. This can mean the movement of urine from the kidney is blocked.
What Affects the Test
Reasons you may not be able to have the test or why the results may not be helpful include:
- Pregnancy. A kidney scan is not usually done during pregnancy because the radiation could damage the developing baby (fetus).
- Being dehydrated.
- Barium and bismuth. If a kidney scan is needed, it should be done before any tests that use barium (such as a barium enema).
- Chronic kidney disease.
- An intravenous pyelogram (IVP) or abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan done within 24 hours of a kidney scan. The contrast material used in these scans may affect kidney function.
- The inability to remain still during the test.
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- Abnormal results from a kidney scan may be further investigated by tests such as a kidney biopsy, ultrasound, intravenous pyelogram (IVP), or computed tomography (CT) scan.
- Another type of scan (radionuclide cystogram) may be done to determine whether urine is flowing backward from the bladder into the ureters. To learn more, see the topic Cystourethrogram.
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'The Tonight Show With Eric Perkins'
The last episode of "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" featured cameos from Jack Black, Carol Burnett, Oprah Winfrey and Eric Perkins. The KARE-11 sports director/reporter made an unexpected appearance in Leno's final monologue on Thursday last week when Leno's producers set up a joke by running footage from a story on back-yard luges in Minnesota. "A lot of it is just me screaming," said Perkins, who was caught unaware that "Tonight" would be using his story, not to mention the image of him rolling downhill with a bunch of kids. So will Perkins try to come up with something fresh for Monday's debut of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon?" "I can't disappoint," he told I.W. "For Leno, I could get away with family theater. For Fallon, I'll have to come up with something a little more cutting-edge and raw."
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I.W.'s heart started beating a little faster this week when it received a valentine personally signed by Twins pitcher Glen Perkins. On the outside, he promises flowers, candy and a teddy bear; but inside, alas, all he's offering is, um, a pitch to buy tickets. But since it might be the only valentine we get, I.W. will be happy to re-up for our group outing to Target Field — especially if Perk's real valentine, Alisha, joins us.
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As the ex-frontman of makeup-wearing, cereal-tossing metal band Flipp, Brynn Arens has come up with many outrageous ways to promote his music. But his Goodfellas-clad new group the Oddfathers has a rather serious way of getting attention: They recruited two famed producers to work on their tracks: Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Kiss, Van Halen) and Jack Douglas (John Lennon, Cheap Trick, Aerosmith). "They're a bunch of amazingly dedicated musicians," Kramer said while in town last summer for his sessions. "They're trying to bring rock 'n' roll back with a vengeance, and with me helping them all the way, I think we can do it." As for Douglas, he's coming to Minneapolis this weekend for more work with the band, including a special event to mark the release of the first in a four-part EP series. Arens & Co. will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at Hi-Fi Hair & Records (1637 Hennepin Av. S., Mpls.), part of a demo-judging contest with KTWIN 96.3 FM and Douglas. So the promotional stunts haven't been completely left behind.
A grand for your poem
If love isn't enough to move you to write a poem, what about cold hard cash? The second annual Love Letters poetry competition, sponsored by St. Paul's Common Good Books, carries a prize significant enough to rate as one of the more substantial literary awards out there. Bookstore proprietor Garrison Keillor, himself no stranger to poetry, is offering $1,000 to the winner of the competition, and $250 to each of four runners-up. The judges are pretty substantial, too, in a literary kind of way: St. Paul poet Tom Hennen, poet and memoirist Patricia Hampl and Keillor. Full rules are at CommonGoodBooks.com, but know that entries are restricted to one poem per author and must be unpublished. Be bold! Writing a love poem, Keillor notes, is "not for the timid." Deadline is April 15 — plenty of time to fall in love, write about it, and then get back to your normal life.
A grant for Somali musicians
The Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art has given the Cedar Cultural Center and Augsburg College $200,000 to bring internationally known Somali musicians to Minneapolis over the next two years. The grant — one of only six given nationwide — is intended to promote understanding of Islamic cultures through art. This one will be used not only to present concerts by Somali musicians based as far away as London and Kenya, but to connect them — as well as local Somali musicians — with Augsburg students and faculty. Dubbed "Midnimo," the Somali word for unity, the project hopes to not only expose students and the broader community to a traditional Somali music art form, but to have them jam together as well, said Adrienne Dorn, the Cedar's director of development.
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Chapter 2 Books in Hudson, Wis., which has been a friend of writers and readers for many years, has lost its lease and is almost certain to close. Owners Brian and Sue Roegge, of St. Paul, have tried to find other space, but their last effort Tuesday night came up short — even presenting a potential new landlord with a petition signed by more than 300 people made no difference. "I think we're done," a discouraged Sue Roegge said in an e-mail. To say goodbye, the store will host an author appreciation day on Saturday, when more than 15 authors will come by between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. to sign books, chat with customers and help close the place down. Confirmed so far are William Kent Krueger, David Housewright, Kate Hopper, Sarah Stonich and others. The new tenant for that space? A dentist.
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No. 2 (tie): New York City, 36 companies
Though the New York City area is a hub of growth companies, many of them are located outside of the city's five boroughs. For example, the fastest-growing retail company, Diapers.com (No. 35), is based in Iselin, New Jersey. Within the city limits, the top company is MediaTrust (No. 9).


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Palestinian Unity Dead; Long Live Statehood?
Abbas recasts failure to reconcile as selling point at the U.N.
Ostensibly, Palestinian unity died because Fatah and Hamas could not agree on a prime minister: President Abbas, of Fatah, wanted to keep Salam Fayyad on; this was unacceptable to Hamas. But to say that the question of Fayyad killed reconciliation is like saying a 108-year-old died of a heart attack. In that case, cardiac arrest was the proximate cause, but the 108-year-old died because 108-year-olds die. In the Palestinians' case, Fayyad might have been the immediate issue but unity was almost certainly fated to fail for any number of reasons.
So what next? It still seems likely that the Fatah-controlled Palestine Liberation Organization will push for a U.N. statehood vote in September, even without the unified front that reconciliation was supposed to supply. Negotiator Saeb Erekat insisted, in advance of next week's Quartet meeting, that the peace process and the U.N. track are not mutually exclusive. And Abbas is actually now casting the postponement ("postponement") of unity as a way to persuade Western countries distrustful of Hamas to support the statehood bid. Got that? We weren't in bed with Hamas, but then we were, but now we're not again, so all is well. Which is reminiscent of this Simpsons exchange:
Bart: I'll take up smoking and give that up.
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Palestinian Unity Deal on Hold, Hamas Official Says [JPost]
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While writing its latest album Worship Music in early 2010, metal staple Anthrax was without a frontman. It didn't bother guitarist Scott Ian, however. He was confident everything would eventually all fall into place.
"Curiously enough, the right guy was right there the whole time," he says in a recent phone interview. "It just took us a while to get there."
That year, Anthrax welcomed back vocalist Joey Belladonna, far right, who was fired from the band in 1992 and replaced by John Bush. Belladonna signed on for the band's tour as well as the new disc, the group's first in eight years, which finally dropped in September.
"It's not like it's difficult to be in a band with Joey – he's kind of the voice of Anthrax," says Ian, second from left above. "It just all made sense when it came back together.
"One of the first things we did was the Big 4 shows in Europe in 2010. We literally had one rehearsal the day before in Poland and we ran through the set and it was just there – it was natural, it was easy. It wasn't like we had to get in a room for a month and figure things out. We're all just really good at being in Anthrax."
Last year also marked the band's 30th anniversary, a milestone Ian says he didn't put much thought into until the quintet took part in the Big 4 festivals alongside longtime friends Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer.
"It's a testament to who we are as bands and as people," he says. "You've got four bands that all came up at the same time under this one headline of thrash metal, but all four bands are so distinctly different and all four of us are still doing it at that level 30 years later. That doesn't happen too much in any type of music.
"The thing I've always been most proud of in Anthrax is our career, and that (Big 4), to me, cements it into place – getting to go out and play these shows and really show the world how many people around the planet like this type of music."
The Big 4 event came to the U.S. last April at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, home to the annual Coachella and Stagecoach festivals, before moving on to a Yankee Stadium replay in September.
"That was great," Ian says of the desert bash. "We were all hoping we'd get to play some shows in the States, and it made sense to me that the first one was in Southern California, because pretty much all those other three bands started in Southern California. I'm glad, too: L.A. and Southern California have always been great markets for us as a New York band.
"We've always loved coming out here, so to get to play to 50,000 people in the desert was something we never thought we'd get to do. And now, having done it, it's absolutely something we'd love to do again."
Anthrax – including drummer Charlie Benante, bassist Frank Bello and guitarist Rob Caggiano – is currently on tour and brings its new music to House of Blues Anaheim on Monday, with Testament and Death Angel in tow. The fresh material is blending well with Anthrax's set of heavy hits, Ian says.
"The reaction to the album has been amazing across the board. The connection to the record that we've made with the audience – people are hearing it the same way we hear it, and it just feels really great because it affords us the opportunity to just be a band and go out and do what we do.
"I'm just glad we're not one of those bands that when it comes to the time in the set when we're going to play some new songs, it's not the time to go to the bathroom or go get a beer. It hasn't been like that at all on this tour. People want to hear the stuff off Worship Music as much as they do all the other stuff."
The album also features a few tracks dedicated to Anthrax's influences and friends, including "Judas Priest" (an homage to Rob Halford & Co.) and "In the End," detailing the band's feelings about the deaths of both Pantera and Damageplan guitarist Dimebag Darrell (in 2004) and Black Sabbath/Heaven & Hell vocalist Ronnie James Dio (in 2010).>


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But Congress questions government on loss of nine years for the acquitted
After the G.T. Nanavati-Akshay Mehta judicial inquiry commission, the special fast track court — appointed by the Gujarat High Court on the orders of the Supreme Court — is the second judicial body to uphold the Gujarat government's "pre-planned conspiracy" theory behind the February 27, 2002 Godhra train carnage. But the U.C. Bannerjee Committee, appointed by the then Railway Minister, Lalu Prasad, dismissed the conspiracy theory and held that the fire aboard S-6 coach of the Sabarmati Express was "purely accidental."
Gujarat government spokesman and Health Minister Jaynarayan Vyas said Tuesday's verdict vindicated the State's stand of "conspiracy."
The verdict was a "big slap" in the face of some "so-called NGOs and others" who tried to "blacken" the Narendra Modi government through canards and "false propaganda." No one should have any more doubt about the impartiality of the judicial process and its verdict, he said.
Mr. Vyas refused to comment on the acquittals or say whether the government would appeal in the High Court until after it went through the entire verdict.
Rubbishing the Bannerjee report, Mr. Vyas said the State government always held constitution of the committee illegal and ultra virus the constitution.
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad too hailed the verdict as a vindication of its stand on the "conspiracy theory."
VHP international general secretary Pravin Togadia, however, expressed anger at the acquittal of the 63 accused and said he would urge the government to go in appeal and "ensure that they all get capital punishment."
But the critics of the government expressed annoyance at the verdict and questioned the loss of nearly nine years for the 63 persons acquitted of all charges.
State Congress president Siddhartha Patel said: "Had the government held the investigation properly, nine years could have been saved for the acquitted. The government has to answer the question."
"Miscarriage of justice"
Rights activist and director of the voluntary organisation Prashant Fr. Cedric Prakash called the verdict "another miscarriage of justice."
Both Fr. Prakash and Shabnam Hashmi, convener of the Delhi-based voluntary organisation, ANHAD, too questioned the government on the loss of years for the acquitted. Fr. Prakash said the verdict "left many questions unanswered with a lot of glaring gaps." Claiming that the conspiracy theory was "totally hollow," he said a "hash job had been blatantly done to stick to the theory," even after the alleged "main conspirators" Moulana Umarji and Kalota were found not guilty and acquitted.
Only when the "full truth" about the train carnage was brought before the people, would the "cause of justice be served," he said.
Ms. Hashmi also rubbished the conspiracy theory and wondered why the UPA government at the Centre was not ordering a CBI probe into the train carnage as demanded by her organisation.
Saeed Umarji, son of the acquitted Moulana, however, expressed satisfaction with the verdict and said "his faith" in the judiciary was further strengthened by it. Right from the beginning he was convinced that his father would be acquitted as there was no case against him. "An old and honest man like him could not have hatched a conspiracy," said Saeed.
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The Republican Primary is September 9th, 2014. Assemblywoman Janet Duprey is pushing for voter turnout. "Too much apathy can be a bad thing," she says during our conversation, "If people make assumptions and don't show up to the polls, things could be different. It's important that everyone who is registered get out to vote and make your voice heard." On the K&J Show Thursday, we're speaking with Assemblywoman Duprey who is in fact running for another term in the 115th Assembly District in New York.
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During our conversation we'll talk about issues relevant to Clinton and Franklin Counties. In Franklin County, Duprey has been pushing passage of the bed tax and working across the entire district to add judges to the bench. In Malone, their efforts have been successful in Family Court. Education is a topic that is important to Duprey and we'll discuss shrinking budgets, consolidation and special education. Duprey is a ranking member of the Government Affairs Committee and is studying disaster relief planning. We'll talk about the risks involved in transporting crude oil through municipalities and then through Albany.
Duprey's website offers these issues among many for discussion;
As we approach the budget process, we must address the needs of our education systems while recognizing the reduction of state aid over several years has created significant problems to our schools. Although we did increase state aid last year, it was not nearly enough to compensate for prior years' cuts. Under the 2% property tax cap, our school districts can't raise revenue locally to continue with the quality of education our future leaders deserve. As school districts have used up fund balances, federal and state aid must invest more funds or serious, unacceptable cuts will be made within our schools. Our students deserve better.
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BOISE -- Representatives with the U.S. Forest Service will be on hand at several locations around southwest Idaho Monday to discuss job opportunities with prospective employees.
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Were they chasing after Britney? No. Getting away from rainy LA? Maybe. But the real reason stars headed to the desert for the weekend was to hit up the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
High School Musical sweethearts Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens made the crowd cheer as they walked the red carpet, and Zac later joined his Hairspray cast members onstage to accept the award for Best Emsemble. But the real focus of the weekend was on Britney Spears. The stars just couldn't stop talking about it. Here's what some of the stars had to say:
Amanda Bynes: "It's sad. I'm a big fan of her, and I hope she figures out whatever's going on, and I hope she gets better."
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Implementing Ex Libris's PRIMO at the University of East Anglia
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|The University of Missouri has studied parameters affecting the runtime and jitter of a laser triggered gas switch. Experiments tested a variety of switch parameters including percentage of self-break and charge voltage. The effects of laser beam parameters were also considered, including focal length, laser energy and laser spark length. Experiments were performed on the Tiger pulsed power machine. Measurements were taken on a spark gap switch built from the trigger section of a Rimfire switch. A Marx bank consisting of 32, 3.1 uF, capacitors that feeds into a 7 nF intermediate storage capacitor drives the switch into a 4 [omega] resistive load. The test switch was pressurized with SF6 and operated near 1 MV. A 30 mJ, 266 nm, Nd:YAG laser was used to trigger breakdown of the switch. The laser was focused at the mid-gap between the electrodes using lenses with focal lengths between 30 cm and 100 cm. Focused laser energy in the switch ranged from [lesser than]5 mJ to 20 mJ. The effects of switch and laser beam parameters on the runtime and jitter of a laser triggered gas switch are presented. The end goal of the research is to determine optimal conditions for improved switch performance.
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This summer went by way too fast. It seems like the school year ended just a few weeks ago; yet now it's August, and my kids have just finished summer camp. We have a week off before my sons start second grade and kindergarten. I'm still reeling from the thought of having two kids in school at the same time — it means double the homework and double the extracurricular activities.
Lucky for them (and my sanity), I'm a huge planner. I'm already thinking about how I can make our back-to-school transition easier and stress-free. Here are a few little routines that make a big difference with my kids as we ease back into school mode:
1. Have kids wear their school clothes for the next day to bed instead of pajamas.
Whether it's finding a clean tagless shirt (my oldest son hates tags) to convincing my them that underwear is not optional, there have been times when I've had to deal with morning meltdowns before I even have a chance to get properly caffeinated. Going to bed wearing school clothes is the perfect solution for them. They think it's fun to forgo the jammies, and it's a huge time (and meltdown) saver — provided they don't have a potty accident in the middle of the night.
2. Create a menu of school lunches in advance.
I've been guilty of asking my kids "turkey or PB&J" way too many times, and I know they get bored with only two sandwich options. This year, I'm creating their lunch menus in advance so they don't get bored, which usually results in uneaten lunches and cranky kids who are starving after school. Plus, I want to be sure they're getting enough protein, fruit and vegetables so it helps me to see a menu to ensure variety.
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Shop for the week on a Sunday and prepare the food in advance so all you'll need to do is grab and go when it's time to pack a school lunch. A few favorites in our house include: carrots, cucumbers, apple slices with a bit of lemon squeezed on them to prevent it from browning, cherry tomatoes, grapes, pretzels, crackers and cheddar cheese slices. I keep all of these foods portioned in containers or reusable bags so all I usually need to pack is the main dish, which varies each day.
4. Make a big batch of breakfast foods to serve up during the week.
My kids rarely want the same breakfast two days in a row, but I have a sneaky way of serving it up without them noticing. For example, I'll make a big batch of scrambled eggs on Monday morning and serve it with a side of toast. The next day, I'll make egg burritos using the same scrambled eggs, and if I have any leftovers I might serve it up as an after-school snack like English muffin sandwiches. Pancakes are another great option; I'll make a batch and then serve it a couple of days later either as breakfast with a different topping like bananas or berries so it seems different, or I'll make breakfast for dinner, which is always a big hit in my house.
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Don't let the Paris murderers win
Professor Laborde warns against the reactivist response to
the Paris murders: they misunderstand the role played by free speech and by laïcité. Further, they allow criminals to
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Promoting LGBT rights at home and abroad: the role of the European Union
The 2013 Sakharov Debate aimed to critically examine the state of LGBT rights in Europe, with a particular focus on the role of the EU in promoting same-sex equality among EU member-states and in states outside the EU. As in the two previous years, it was organised jointly with the European Parliament UK Office.
- Anna Grodzka (first transgender MP, Poland)
- Michael Cashman MEP (Co-President of the European Parliament's Intergroup on LGBT Rights)
- Robert Wintermute (School of Law, King's College London)
- Richard Mole (UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies)
- Chair: Patrick Strudwick (journalist)
- Welcome: Sir Stephen Wall (UCL Council, former UK Permanent Representative to the EU)
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in June 2011 that 'acts of violence committed against individuals because of their sexual orientation and gender identity' was 'an attack on the universal values that the United Nations and I have sworn to defend and uphold'.
While respecting LGBT rights is promoted by the UN as a universal value, this view is far from being universally accepted.
Europe has emerged as a world-leader in terms of the respect for and protection of LGBT rights. Especially since the inclusion of sexual orientation in the equalities agenda of the European Union through Article 13 of the Amsterdam Treaty, there has been increased pressure at the European level for the existing members and accession states to promote the equal rights of their LGBT citizens.
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Monster Ball Adult Womens Costume
Unleash mayhem among the men when you wear this Monster Ball Adult Womens Costume complete with fun polka dot dress with furry pink chest and purple droopy eyed monster hood with attached horns. You'll claws down be the sexiest creature in the room.
Dizzy Lizzie Purple and Pink Monster Child Costume
Act monstrously on Halloween when you don this Dizzy Lizzie Purple and Pink Monster child costume. The vibrant outfit includes a mesh skirt, leg cuffs, mitts and a fantastic character hood with horns and pom poms.
Melody Monster Adult Womens Costume
Scare up some Halloween fun when you party in this darling Melody Monster adult womens costume. The pink, white and green dotted dress features a fur accent and furry monster hood with pom pom ties. Scary never looked this good!
Fuzzy Frankie Adult Womens Costume
You'll be the center of attention in this fabulously unique Fuzzy Frankie adult womens costume. The teal and purple, pullover dress features a multicolor tiered skirt and comes complete with a matching furry monster hood. Have a monstrously good time in this sexy womens costume.
Lil Monster Blue Child Costume
Your little one will be so cute it's scary in this Lil Monster Blue Child Costume! He'll be the perfect snuggle buddy in this furry hood with silly googly eyes, baby teeth, green and purple striped horns along with this soft matching jumpsuit with satin polka dot tummy and furry feet and hands.
Wild Child Girls Costume
Get goofy - your costume requires it when you wear this Wild Child Girls Costume. In this furry polka-dot tutu dress with waist ruffle, furry mitts, boot covers and crazy character hood, you'll be ready to act weird.
Mischief Monster Tween Costume
Scare up some Halloween fun when you party cute in this darling Mischief Monster tween costume. The pink and blue dress comes complete with a layered skirt and furry monster hood with pom pom ties. A real confection of an outfit that will let you be playful and fun on Halloween.
Silly Wiggly Monster Child Costume
Good luck scaring anyone wearing this Silly Wiggly Monster Child Costume. Why not make them laugh instead wearing this humorous googly eyed hood with squiggles, fun funky colored tutu dress, matching sleeves and tattered faux fur lined leg warmers.
Shaggy Shelley Adult Womens Costume
Scare up some Halloween fun when you party in this darling Shaggy Shelley adult womens costume. The pink, white and yellow tutu dress comes complete with a furry monster hood and attached pom pom ties. This sexy and unique costume will surely get you some attention.
Pinky Winky Monster Infants Costume
Sometimes your little bundle of joy can be a complete monster and other time she is cute enough to eat. They'll eat up this adorable Pinky Winky infant's monster costume so be sure to take pictures of your little one on Halloween.
Looney Luna Adult Womens Costume
Don't shy away from the fun when you can be the center of attention in this darling Looney Luna adult womens costume. The exquisite purple dress features furry trim and comes complete with a furry Cyclops monster hood. This sexy womens costume is a monstrously good time.
Molly Monster Adult Womens Costume
Why shy away from the fun when you can be at the center of it all in this Molly Monster adult womens costume. This fur-trimmed, pink and blue dress comes complete with a matching hood. Have a monster of a good time when you wear this sexy womens costume.
Cotton Candy Monster Adult Womens Costume
Tickle them pink in this Cotton Candy Monster Adult Womens Costume. Every man's eyes will be as googly as yours when they see you in this sexy pink leotard with fur chest and soft hood with horns.
Monster Madness Baby Costume
Watch out for your little one! She'll be up to no good wearing this Monster Madness Baby Costume. Hot pink plush and fuzzy long sleeved jumpsuit has polka dot belly, paw print footsies and hilariously adorable headpiece with fake teeth, googly eyes, curled horns and blue fuzzy eyelashes.
Monster Bride Womens Costume
Waltz into the room or down the aisle in this dramatic and decidedly different Monster Bride adult womens costume. The thigh-length white dress of this bride costume features a knitted polyester bodice with white elbow-length sleeves, white lace center bodice overlay, white taffeta under skirt,…


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According to the Orlando Sentinel, Strong interviewed earlier in his career for a head coaching job at a downtrodden program in a southern BCS conference. He didn't get the job, he was told later, because he was a black man married to a white woman. Strong even acknowledged the rumors to the Orlando Sentinel's Mike Bianchi at last year's national championship game. "Everybody always said I didn't get that job because my wife is white," Strong told Bianchi in January. "If you think about it, a coach is standing up there representing the university. If you're not strong enough to look through that (interracial marriage) then you have an issue."
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Dwight Howard tweets that he'll sign with Rockets
He wasn't a natural fit in D'Antoni's system, had what appeared at times to be a strained relationship with Bryant and acknowledged not having fun at times.
Bryant apparently won't miss him. Though he took part in the Lakers' meeting with Howard on Tuesday, the five-time champion posted a photo on Instagram of himself and Pau Gasol, the Lakers' remaining big man, shortly after Howard's decision.
Howard's awkward departure is right in line with the confusion that's followed him over the last few years.
The No. 1 pick in the 2004 draft was one of the NBA's most popular and likable players, an Olympic gold medalist who led the Magic to the 2009 NBA Finals - where they lost to Bryant and the Lakers.
But he decided a couple of years later that he wanted out of Orlando, and the Magic eventually gave his agent permission to negotiate with the Nets, Mavericks and Lakers about arranging a trade.
Yet Howard would later agree to not opt for free agency, remaining with the Magic for the 2011-12 season. Howard's season ended prematurely when he needed back surgery, and Orlando finally dealt him to Los Angeles.
The Lakers' season was a disappointment, with Bryant, Gasol and Steve Nash all missing time with injuries. They never developed any chemistry, getting swept in the first round of the playoffs by San Antonio.
The Rockets believe he'll find that chemistry in Houston.
"We have good teammates. They're young. They're guys who are great not only on the floor but off. He's going to get along great with our team," Morey said in an interview with Comcast SportsNet Houston.
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One Piece Volume 46-50
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When one thinks of the holiday season, it tends to be of being merry, giving gifts, and celebrating the end …Read the Rest
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Norway maintained on Tuesday its quota of previous years to hunt up to 1,286 whales in its waters in 2014, despite whalers repeatedly catching less than the limit.
Norway maintained on Tuesday its quota of previous years to hunt up to 1,286 whales in its waters in 2014, despite whalers repeatedly catching less than the limit.
If you have noticed supermarkets are starting to flock together in your suburb, it will mean lower prices and a bigger choice for you, says QUT retail expert Dr Gary Mortimer.
When you walk into a supermarket, you probably want to spend as little money as possible. The supermarket wants you to spend as much money as possible. Let battle commence.
The Irish media's coverage of the fish mislabelling scandal in 2010 contributed to ending the practice of cod mislabelling in supermarkets but not in takeaways, a study has found.
Britain's biggest retailer Tesco on Monday unveiled its first tablet computer, as the supermarket chain seeks to boost flagging sales in its domestic market.
Packaged green salad items, such as lettuce, coleslaw, or spinach sold ready to toss in the salad bowl, are now a frequent item in supermarket trolleys.
Shops in England will routinely charge customers 5p for plastic bags from 2015 under government plans to be unveiled this weekend.
The highly inefficient incandescent light bulb is now a thing of the past, banned from European supermarket shelves in favour of more efficient lighting. The ban is part of the EU's strategy to reduce overall ...
The Philippines financial capital banned disposable plastic shopping bags and styrofoam food containers on Thursday, as part of escalating efforts across the nation's capital to curb rubbish that exacerbates ...
Water has been restored in Chile's capital Santiago after a 24-hour pollution-related outage that affected more than two million people, the water utility said Wednesday.
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Food has been genetically modified on the farm for centuries. But now genes are swapped in labs, and the shift is fueling major changes in agriculture - and a political backlash.
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Soo..i finally got time to test torpedo spread III and there are some disturbing results. Did about 20 pvp matches with it.
I understand each torpedo isnt calculated sepate, which is a huge letdown (especialy because of crits). Dont know when (at the shoot or at the impact) the AOE dmg is calculated, but my combat log never said anything about hitting more targets. More of, it doesnt even hit mines/heavy torps/shuttles etc around the primary target.
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While it is a bygone conclusion that students who have studied commerce in Plus-Two do not opt for science courses at the undergraduate level, the reverse, however, does not hold good. Those from science background show interest in commerce courses, say the Department Heads in arts and science colleges here.
Commerce faculty in colleges say that this happens in two cases. The first instance is when the boy or girl is forcefully made to study science in higher secondary by the parents, and the other is when he or she has taken science out of volition and then found that he or she did not have the aptitude for it.
But for such students, the decision is usually a costly one. Colleges do not encourage students from other disciplines to apply for commerce course because they believe that it will be difficult for them to cope with a new stream. Also, there is already such a huge demand for commerce and commerce-based courses that colleges focus on accommodating students from commerce background rather than from other disciplines.
K.M. Chinnadurai, Head, Department of Commerce, PSG College of Arts and Science, says it is not fair on the part of science stream students to opt for commerce courses.
"There is a G.O. that says the eligibility for a student to choose B.Com., or BBM, or commerce-related degree programmes, he/she should have studied commerce and accountancy in Plus-Two. Though there is a directive from Bharathiar University that says that this can be relaxed if there are not sufficient applications from commerce students, there is never such an instance. In this situation, accommodating students from other streams is not right," he says.
For example, the college offers nine degree programmes in commerce, which has 600-plus seats. The number of applications received every year is usually five to six times the stipulated number. Some colleges say that they do offer a few seats in their self-financing commerce programmes.
A commerce faculty in a city college says that the argument that science students find it difficult to cope with the commerce syllabus is not an excuse. The curriculum includes basics of the subjects, and all these are not skipped because there are many students from Tamil medium who have to be taught the basics in English in college.
Nevertheless, there is the hypothesis that in the case of autonomous colleges if all students are from commerce background, the syllabus need not be kept too basic, but can be modified or advanced.
M. Jayakumar, director, Department of Extension and Career Guidance, Bharathiar University, says that colleges should be open-minded about admitting students from science background.
"This will encourage an inter-disciplinary approach and also make it challenging for students. Also, who can study a course should be decided by the University Grants Commission or the university concerned, and not by multiple authorities who will prescribe different qualifications as eligibility criteria," he says.
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After a successful solo debut in England over the weekend, including at the Reading and Leeds festivals, former My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way is bringing his act to the U.S. Way has announced eight shows so far to support his first solo album, "Hesitant Alien," which comes out September 30; Way will kick things off October 12 at the Fillmore in San Francisco and play shows on the east and west coasts, wrapping up October 23 in New York City. There's no word yet on whether Way plans to expand the limited tour itinerary. My Chemical Romance announced its break-up on March 22, 2013 via its web site; the group released four studio albums along with the compilation "May Death Never Stop You," which came out in March. Way has released a single and video, "No Shows," from "Hesitant Alien." His full tour itinerary includes:
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What is sisterhood? One Michigan woman's experience suggests the path to acquiring a loving sister can be unexpected and extraordinary. Ruth Ebenstein belongs to a diverse group of breast cancer survivors whose mission is to support women with the disease who live in conflict zones.
Imagine if we could solve all the world's problems in a few weeks—global warming, famine, diseases, ethnic tensions—all resolved. Sounds impossible, right? Well, apparently it's not -- at least, not for John Hunter's students.
Over 30 years ago, the Virginia-based teacher created the World Peace Game. To play, students take on the role of world leaders and are charged with solving 50 interlocking problems. Students win if they fix all 50 crises and every country's asset value increases.
Hunter has written a book and given a Ted Talk about The World Peace Game. He and his students were also featured in the 2010 documentary World Peace and Other 4th-Grade Achievements. Hunter spoke on Wednesday for the Residential College of Arts and Humanities Wednesday Night Live Series.


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Spring has sprung and before you know it, summer will be here. 4-H Camp is a great way to fill those lazy summer days. At 4-H Camp, young people learn independence, responsibility, have a lot of fun and make many friends.
Gardens are beginning to bear the fruits of our labor. Soon, it will be time to start thinking about preserving some of the excess produce for winter months. Safety is of utmost importance for those of us who will be preserving food, because, let's face it, no one wants to get sick from poorly processed food.
Summer is almost here. We've already experienced some heat and within the past couple of weeks little to any rainfall. It could be just a taste of what's to come. Humans aren't the only ones who suffer when the temperatures rise. Farm animals feel it, too. You need to be aware when your livestock may be in danger from the heat and what you can do to increase their comfort.
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The Trimble County Lady Raiders closed out their regular season by claiming a 5-2 win over border rival Carroll County while sending their four seniors out in a big way on Senior Night.
Carroll County's Kyra Kane scored a run in the first inning to put the Lady Panthers on the scoreboard. Kane drew a walk, was advanced to second on a fielder's choice ground out, then scored on a single by Mackenzie Hawkins.
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The Trimble County Raiders wrapped up the baseball regular season with a convincing 11-3 win over Eminence in their final home game on Thursday, and a 2-1 defeat of Spencer County in a road game the following night.
The Raiders scattered six hits in the Eminence contest but most came when they could do the most damage after Eminence struggled to contain the Raiders from the mound.
By Dr. James L. Snyder
The Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage and I were sitting on the back porch admiring the close of the day. Nothing is more relaxing than sitting together drinking coffee, glad that another day has quietly slipped by.
Out of the clear blue sky my wife said, "Aren't those flowers just magnificent?"
I grunted a little grunt of satisfaction to which she replied, "Which do you like? The roses or the tulips?"
If an individual lives in a continual state of stressful emotion, the body systems break down. Patterns of chronic environmental pressures result in ulcers, high blood pressure, neurosis and depression to name a few. Changes take place in the body's chemical balance resulting in lower brain and organ function. We are each in control of the world we create by the choices we make. Choosing to focus on positive aspects that are self-supportive lead the individual to set boundaries and build harmonious bridges in relationships.
It may not be the official start of the season, but for most of us, the upcoming three-day weekend is when summer arrives.
This time is about much more than that, of course. More importantly, it's when our nation pays tribute to those who died defending our country.
That list now has more than 1.2 million names, about half of which were added during the four years of the Civil War.
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Each year students across the state of Kentucky has upcoming Seniors, who apply to the Governor's Scholar program. It is a highly competitive and long application process. Brennan Kunkel is one of the 2015 recipients from Trimble County High School. He will leave in June to attend the summer residential program along with outstanding students across the state.
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