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Some say it's the feelin' of love for yourself
I can't call it, I just threw up in the toilet
And all my life I said I wasn't gonna be no alcoholic
I'm fallin', son, tryin' to stay sober
But the alcohol be callin', son like a ghost
So let's make a toast to my liver and my kidneys
Pour out a little Henny, here's to gout in your twenties
Not many niggaz make it to thirty, we ride dirty
Breath stinkin', already drinkin', bright an' early
Out of earl an' Smirnoff, gin and eight ball
Passed out on the bathroom floor with my clothes off
Remember them knickies? Tall can't fit in they Dickies?
Before they put them cameras up in the corner store
It used to be so much fun when we was young
Tryin' to holler at somethin' smellin' like 151
Gettin' thrown out the club all buzzed
I'm 'bout to get the gun, dawg but I ain't even know where I was
My nigga Emae had to carry me home on many day
It was Heineken, Becks, Andres and Alize
They say alcoholism is in my DNA
'Cause my pops liked to get fucked up the same way
They say alcoholism is in my DNA
'Cause my pops liked to get fucked up the same way
I got so fucked up last night, I passed out
Assed out, man, I couldn't even get to the house
And I know I shouldn't been drinkin' on an empty stomach
But the fliest said 'Open bar', I said, fuck it
Went from vodka to rum, from rum to cognac
My body feel like I've been fightin' in combat
And I've been coughin' up yellow shit, breakin' a sweat
I've been shakin' like a leaf but that's just what I get
For pourin' my own poison and throwin' it back
And it's not enough to just know better, you gotta act
I know I said that the last time
But I was havin' such a good time
The liquor just took over my mind
And I don't wanna be a [Incomprehensible] ya'll
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Fifty Chamber of Commerce members listened to facts on Mount Gilead and Morrow County levy issues on the May 6th primary ballot before speaker, Pat Davies spoke about the findings of the recent Comprehensive Land Use Plan for the county.
How each levy would impact the value, quality and enjoyment of life was a topic throughout the program. Erin Kelty of First-Knox National Bank spoke with feeling as she introduced Mount Gilead Superintendent of Schools, Jeff Thompson. She noted that the safety of children is at stake for the Mount Gilead Schools as they consider the ¼ percent Income tax levy for permanent improvements. She urged the Chamber members to support the levy for the continuing excellence of the district as well as for the safety of the children.
Thompson got a lot of information into a few minutes as he noted that the cost for the average household of this levy is the cost of a cup of coffee a week. He told how Mount Gilead Schools have already reduced the budget by more than $2 million over the past ten years. Monies from the levy will fund the replacement of school buses, many which are over 10 years old. It will also be used for updating student technology, repair of buildings and school safety.
Eddie Lou Meimer followed Thompson in encouraging Chamber members to support the renewal of the Morrow County OSU Extension Levy that will continue the 4-H program for youth, and fund Agriculture and Natural Resource programs, as well as Family Consumer Science and Community Development.
Meimer noted that more than 40 percent of Morrow County youth are in 4-H programs. The cost of the levy to the average $100,000 home owner is less than two pizzas per year.
Morrow DD Superintendent, Nancy Foglesong spoke about the urgency of the replacement 3 mill levy for Morrow County DD (Whetstone.) She noted that Morrow County currently has the lowest support of any county in the state. We are 88th out of 88 counties in support of our citizens and children with developmental disabilities.
There is currently a waiting list of 172 persons who are waiting to receive DD services. 112 have been waiting more than five years, some since 1994.
Foglesong said she recently attended the funeral of one of those on the waiting list.
"You shouldn't have to die to get off the waiting list for our services," Foglesong said.
Featured speaker, Morrow County Development Director, Pat Davies, spoke about the future of Morrow County. She said the findings of the Land Use Plan note that there needs to be development with growth. At the same time agriculture should continue to be supported. Agriculture is now 70 percent of the county's economic production.
Davies said that the importance of preserving the land, agriculture and green space is prominent in several of the Land Use Plan's recommendations. The plan urges county leaders to support agriculture growth as a priority. It recommends that development of industry and housing be confined to villages and areas where infrastructure is developed.
Davies ended her comments by encouraging Chamber members to support the levies on the ballot May 6th, all of which are issues that impact and improve the quality of life for residents. She pointed out that value and appreciation of life is improved for the county with these levies, whether it is for agriculture, education, or the Morrow DD residents.
Davies, a graduate of Northmor High School and West Point Academy added a personal note when she said she would like to see more young people have a reason to stay in the county. As her own children graduate from high school at Highland she sees that there are often too few opportunities for them to stay in Morrow County.
Another goal Davies would like to see obtained is a post-secondary institution in Morrow County for both youth and adult education. Local access in attracting a community college to Morrow County is important for "creating supportive training programs for local business and industry."

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I was skeptical at first when I tried this because there wasn't alot to the sauce. I ended up doubling the sauce because I threw in extra veggies and I wanted to make sure there would be enough to cover everything. We didn't love the sauce. There was something missing and the rice wine was not a great flavor in it. All we could taste was the rice wine. I'm not sure if I will try this again. It didn't leave me feeling satisfied at all.
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I also doubled the sauce and added a tbs of hoisin sauce at the end. When the stir fry was finished cooking I stirred in some Chow Mein Stir fry noodles. This would have been good with broccoli and/ or snap peas.
Really neat flavour... I reduced the garlic and found it refreshing.
This was a quick and easy stir fry to prepare, and went really well served over noodles.
I tried this recipe, last evening and we just loved it. will make it again. thank you Doreen
very good, made it this evening using bacon instead. My husband loves it. I followed what the others said and double the gravy and I added some chopped green onion before serving it. Will definitely make it again.
I also doubled the sauce as recommended, but found the dish kind of bland. I served it over vermicelli noodles, but it was just missing something. Probably needed a little heat, and maybe a bit of oyster or hoisin sauce.
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|Among reform movements in nineteenth-century America was insane asylum reform and women played a role in this. Some women within the walls of asylums living as patients turned to the pen as a means of informing the public about confinement laws and the treatment of inmates. Throughout the nineteenth century more than a dozen women published their asylum stories in print for others to see. Most often women writing these asylum narratives protested their confinement, asserted their sanity, and depicted abuse. Three women writing about asylum life in the mid-late nineteenth century turned to multiple genres in their texts. While each text is distinctly different from the others, all three authors were rhetorically savvy using every means available for sharing their experience and that of other inmates. Elizabeth Parsons Ware Packard, Lemira Clarissa Pennell, and Clarissa Caldwell Lathrop all offer their readers insight into how women perceived their lives behind insane asylum walls. Packard used her writing as a foundation in campaigning state legislatures for changes in confinement laws, especially as they applied to women. Her reliance on the language of True Womanhood is evident and powerful as she turns to acceptable genres for women in the mid-nineteenth century. Pennell turned to the popular nineteenth-century genre of the scrapbook piecing together her experience as a sanitary reformer, a mother, and a woman living in a changing nation. Lathrop's narrative reflects the ideals of the independent New Woman at the turn of the century. Her use of more than one genre highlights ways in which women of the late nineteenth century had more access and agency than those locked in the image of the True Woman. Women writing multi-genre asylum narratives appear in the nineteenth century in unique ways and continue into the twenty-first century.
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Dale & Lisa would like to welcome you on board a 2 ½ hour cruise on the beautiful Burnett River aboard the fully restored classic river ferry, the gorgeous Bundy Belle. On board you will be entertained with commentary on the rivers colourful history. See the famous industries that are part of Bundaberg's culture, Bundy Rum Distillery, Bulk Sugar Terminal, Port of Bundaberg, The ocean going yachts moored at the Marina and trawlers unloading at seafood processing plants. Enjoy the tranquillity of the river's lower reaches – sit back in the roomy cabin or upstairs on the deck with your complimentary tea or coffee. Cold drinks available on board to purchase. Bundy Belle departs from Grunske's by the River Seafood Market & Restaurant where you can indulge in local seafood delights and many other scrumptious meals before or after your cruise. Takeaway meals are welcome on board. IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU ALLOW AT LEAST 45 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE IF YOU WISH TO ORDER A MEAL TO TAKE ON BOARD. PLEASE ADVISE STAFF AT GRUNSKE'S THAT YOU ARE GOING ON THE BUNDY BELLE.
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Free Wi-Fi and guest rooms with down comforters are just some of the great features you'll find at Banff International Hotel, an excellent solution for those looking for eco-friendly Banff hotels in the area of Banff, that are also in the mountains.
This 3 star Banff hotel has its own restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you will find a selection of items to try. Whether visiting Canada on holiday or for work, make sure you take time out to de-stress as you can find a spa tub, a fitness center, a sauna and a steam room on site. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge.
Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide tour/ticket assistance. A fireplace creates a nice ambiance in the lobby, where you can catch up on the local news on TV. There is also a safe deposit box at the front desk for your valuables. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 2 meeting rooms, as well as a business center. Other amenities include gift shops/newsstands, dry cleaning/laundry, an elevator (lift), concierge services and laundry facilities.
Very pleasant hotel in a great location right on the main street close to shops,ba...Venere Guest, United Kingdom
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Facilities at Banff International Hotel
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Renovation and closuresThis property is undergoing renovations.Renovation work will only be conducted during business hours on weekdays. Every effort will be made to minimize noise and disturbance.
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Distances from Banff International HotelBanff National Park Information Centre - 0.1 km / 0 mi
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Canadian Ski Museum West - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Canada House Gallery - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Central Park - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Banff Park Museum - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Banff Cascades of Time Gardens - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Banff Centre - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Walter Phillips Gallery - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Bow Falls - 1.7 km / 1 mi
Cave and Basin National Historic Site - 1.7 km / 1.1 mi
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The preferred airport for Banff International Hotel is Calgary, AB (YYC-Calgary Intl.) - 109 km / 67.7 mi.
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A GRAND THANK YOU: The Bixby Marching Band performed in the Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11. Many area school districts, including Tulsa and Union Public Schools also participated.Read More
"He treats everyone equal. He is very positive and never lets his stress or anger get in the way of his teaching. There are never bad days for Mr. Farrar," writes a student of Mark Farrar, special education teacher at Bixby High School and the school's Teacher of the Year.Read More
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Bixby students and fans, along with the Bixby Spirit, watched as the Spartans gained victory over the Edison Eagles, 35-0 on Homecoming Night, Oct. 12.Read More
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With summer in full swing, it's easy to forget that the school season is just around the corner. School begins in Bixby Aug. 17. Superintendent Dr. Kyle Wood says BPS continues to see positive growth in numbers and accomplishments.Read More
Bixby fifth graders enjoyed a recent trip to the Tulsa Air and Space Museum (TASM) guided by Larry Dodson. Across from the Tulsa Zoo, Bixby students did not have far to travel compared to many of TASM's guests. According to Judy Moody, director of academic development, "We schedule field trips for schools from all over the state, even Texas, Kansas, and Arkansas."Read More
Bixby Public Schools will soon have three additions to the already excelling district.
Northeast Elementary will be located on 131st Street between Garnett and 129th Avenue. The school will open in August 2013 with grades pre-K through 6th grade.


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Living life loaded might sound like a walk in the park, but high-rollerdom has its occupational hazards. Like Yacht Lash, a type of neck injury commonly contracted in boating accidents. On the latest single off Harry Fraud's forthcoming, free EP, the Brooklyn beatsmith comes together with an unexpected pair of guest emcees to draw attention to this affliction. First to flow over the headliner's grainy, distorted synth loops, Odd Future affiliate Earl Sweatshirt laces the record's front two-thirds with characteristically intricate, irreverent lyrical flames. H-Town viral sensation Riff Raff showcases his more direct, but equally eccentric rhyme style on verse three. Feeling it? You'll be able to find Yacht Lash and much more (including collaborations with Action Bronson and French Montana) on Fraud's High Tide EP, dropping May 7, via Scion A/V.
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AppZero Makes "10 Hot Cloud Startups to Watch" List on CIO.com
AppZero wins the popular vote on the Startup 50 blog to make CIO.com℠s "10 Hot Cloud Startups to Watch" list. Appzero is the fastest way to move enterprise server applications to the cloud.
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AppZero, the fastest way to move enterprise server applications to the cloud, announced today that it has been listed on CIO.com℠s "10 Hot Cloud Startups to Watch" written by Startup 50 publisher Jeff Vance. The 10 companies making the list were selected from the "top 25" out of the 150 nominated to the Startup 50 blog.
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According to Vance, AppZero made the list because, moving applications from traditional IT systems to the cloud isn't easy. AppZero encapsulates an application and its dependencies in a "virtual application appliance," without a virtual machine (VM). The result is an application that is flexible, "hypervisor-agnostic, cloud independent, and fast."
Greg O´Connor, AppZero CEO added, "AppZero does something that sounds simple, but isn´t – We pick up applications that are in production and move them to another machine, and we do it 50 to 500 times faster than other approaches. The ability to move applications to newer versions of the OS (e.g. WS 20003 to WS 2008(R2) or WS 2012) is just one of our unique competitive advantages."
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Vance received well over 150 nominations for the story. The two most active sub-sectors were cloud security and cloud storage, followed closely by cloud performance tools. However, cloud computing startups are a varied lot. He evaluated everything from open-source IaaS platforms to videoconferencing integration services to database aggregation to app data translation tools to a unified solution for how-to´s and user guides.
AppZero is the fastest and most flexible way to migrate server applications to and across any cloud or datacenter, without re-engineering, re-installation or lock-in. Encapsulating Windows applications in VM/OS-free packages, AppZero´s patented software makes complex server applications moveable with ease. For more information, visit http://www.appzero.com and follow us on twitter @AppZero-Inc (#cloudcomputing).
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First comes love... Johansson's fiance announced the happy news this week.
Congratulations to Scarlett Johansson, who has apparently managed to sneak this one past all the gossip mags and is… pregnant. Not just that, according to TMZ, the Avengers actress is pretty far along – five months, if the report is correct. The Avengers actress doesn't seem keen on taking a break, however. Johansson is currently filming Avengers: Age of Ultron and has another Marvel project - the just announced Black Widow - lined up after that.
Johansson isn't going on maternity leave anytime soon.
Her fiancé, Romain Dauriac, with whom Johansson is having said progeny, reportedly told TMZ about it himself. Often referred to as a journalist, Dauriac is also the owner of an independent ad agency – apparently those creative types tend to find each other. The couple's engagement back in September 2013 became a highly public affair. However, as of yet, no wedding plans have been announced. Johansson has previously dated Ryan Reynolds.
The pair have been engaged since September of last year.
The two were married in the distant year 2008 and then separated in 2010, with the divorce finalized the following year. It wasn't until September last year that Johansson and Dauriac's relationship came to the forefront, after the beautiful art deco wedding ring began appearing on her hand in photographs. At this point it looks like the couple not only look great together, they also have the happy family thing pretty much down pat. So congratulations to the parents-to-be.
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International Campaign for Cures of Spinal Cord Injury ParalysisA group of organizations around the world that together fund about $25 million a year in SCI research. The members include: the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, Australasian and International Spinal Research Trusts, Paralyzed Veterans of America, Rick Hansen Institute and Kent Waldrep National Paralysis Foundation.
The Mike Utley FoundationProvides financial support of selected research, rehabilitation and education programs on spinal cord injuries.
Miami Project to Cure ParalysisA program affiliated with the University of Miami Medical School. The Project. Founded in 1985, has assembled a broad spectrum of researchers, clinicians and therapists whose full-time focus is spinal cord injury research.
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National Institute of Neurological Disorders and StrokeThe National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) offers a GBS information page.
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As well as moving on to the next one with his music style, his watch, his choice in cars and his clothing, Jigga moves forwards with his drinks, also. To baby-sit is to pay little or no attention to your alcoholic beverage, letting it sit idle, while you pretend to nurse it, but Jigga isensuring that you keep the night moving and the drinks flowing!
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The Future of Food, Climate, and the Natural World: A Conversation With Jonathan Foley
October 22, 2014 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Brazil Institute
On Wednesday, October 22, the Managing Our Planet series will sit down with newly appointed Executive Director of the California Academy of Sciences Executive Director, Jonathan Foley.
What's Next? Celebrating 20 Years of the Environmental Change and Security Program
September 18, 2014 // 2:00pm — 4:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Global crises like the Ebola outbreak force us to consider what "security" really means, said Sharon Burke, senior advisor for the New America Foundation. "Is security getting our kids to school and food on the table…or are you talking about military security and defense threats that require a weapon to counter?"
Dealing with a Toxic Legacy: Soil Pollution in China
September 18, 2014 // 9:00am — 10:30am
China Environment Forum
At this meeting Isabel Hilton (chinadialogue) will draw on new chinadialogue reporting on the causes and impacts of soil pollution in Hunan and other provinces. She will also highlight some of the researchers and NGOs investigating and promoting transparency on soil pollution. Qing Wang (World Bank) will discuss new World Bank projects that focus on soil clean-up of industrial sites across China and helping industrial parks better manage their waste.
Preempting Environmental and Human Security Crises in Africa: Science-Based Planning for Climate Variability Threats
August 20, 2014 // 10:00am — 1:00pm
Africa Program
Development and poverty reduction are inextricably linked to the water, energy and security nexus in Africa. There was some consensus that the impact of climate variability and extreme climate events depends not only on the severity of the crisis, but also on the vulnerability of the affected population – which is correlated with the level of development along with governance and other socio-cultural factors. Just as poverty can put communities at an increased level of vulnerability, so can sustainable development lead to improvements in climate-resilience and human security.
National Security and Climate Change: What Do We Need to Know?
July 29, 2014 // 2:00pm — 4:00pm
Polar Initiative
The effects of climate change "are here now" and pose a "serious challenge" for the United States, said Alice Hill, White House senior advisor for preparedness and resilience.
Environmental Dimensions of Sustainable Recovery: Learning From Post-Conflict & Disaster Response
June 25, 2014 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Environmental Change and Security Program
"Environmental specialists need to change," said Anita van Breda at the Wilson Center on June 25. "In the new normal, our work has to have a different relevancy."
Protecting the Russian Environment: Challenges, Attitudes, and Public Health
June 10, 2014 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
Kennan Institute
Russia is home to some of the world's most polluted industrial sites, and Russians themselves are commonly perceived as ambivalent about steps necessary to protect the environment, especially if such steps might come at the cost of jobs. The speakers assessed current social concern in Russia over the environment, with particular attention paid to regional differences.
Where Is the Blue Carbon Going?
May 21, 2014 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Brazil Institute
On May 21, a panel of leading experts discussed the importance of blue carbon and the ramifications of its release.
Raising the Bar for REDD+: Strengthening the Role of Women and Gender Equality
May 16, 2014 // 11:30am — 1:30pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Since 2005, the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation program (REDD+) has functioned as a mechanism to financially incentivize the preservation of forestlands in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But beyond its original use, some organizations have also started exploring ways it can help with other development initiatives, like women's empowerment.
National Security and the Accelerating Risks of Climate Change
May 15, 2014 // 1:00pm — 2:30pm
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Climate change poses a serious threat to U.S. national security and is becoming a "catalyst for conflict" in vulnerable countries, according to a panel of retired military leaders.


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Kure It Announces Two Kidney Cancer Research Grant Recipients Awarded through Partnership with the AACR
Drs. William Y. Kim, of UNC, and James W. Mier, of Harvard, will each receive $250,000 grants to support innovative, translational kidney cancer research.
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The American Association for Cancer Research and Kure It are pleased to announce that William Y. Kim, M.D., and James W. Mier, M.D., will each receive a 2012 AACR-Kure It Grant for Kidney Cancer Research.
Kim, assistant professor in the departments of medicine and genetics at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, in Chapel Hill, and Mier, associate professor at Harvard Medical School in the division of hematology and oncology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, in Boston, Mass., will each receive $250,000 during the two-year grant term. In addition, Kim and Mier will be recognized at the Annual Grants Reception and Dinner during the AACR Annual Meeting 2013, to be held April 6-10 in Washington, D.C.
These grants are designed to provide support for innovative translational kidney cancer research designed to improve the survival and quality of life of patients with kidney cancer and, in turn, lead to individualized therapeutic options for the treatment or development of promising new kidney cancer therapies. Kure It partnered with the AACR in early 2012 with the goal of becoming a leading supporter of kidney cancer research. Kure It founder Barry Hoeven recognized the AACR for assembling a team of specialists to review the submitted proposals, as well as their role in making researchers aware of the funds availaible. "The AACR partnership brought us a much larger pool of projects from which to choose, and we were pleased to be able to fund a second award, thanks to consistent funding from our supporters."
Kim´s project, "Defining the RCC [Renal Cell Carcinoma] Kinome for Target Discovery and Individualized Therapy," aims to personalize kinase therapy based on the patient´s kidney tumor.
"Despite the fact that kidney cancer has very few activating mutations in kinases, they can be activated through alternate means and remain tenable therapeutic targets in renal cell carcinoma. We will use a novel, quantitative mass spectroscopy-based assay developed at University of North Carolina to assess the global activation state of the kinome and identify both novel as well as currently actionable targets," said Kim, a faculty member of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Mier´s research will explore the mechanism by which HDM2 antagonists and vascular endothelial growth factor-targeted drugs act together to block tumor angiogenesis and induce disease regression in renal cell carcinomas in his project, "HDM2/HDMX as a Therapeutic Target in Renal Cell Carcinoma." His work will support the ongoing translational kidney cancer research at Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center.
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Want to see the 2014 Suzuki Boulevard B.O.S.S.?
Rider Magazine Staff
May 21, 2013
Suzuki Motor of America, Inc. will be unveiling new 2014 motorcycles on Friday, May 24. Until then, the manufacturer has provided a tease of a sneak peak of a rendering of one of the new models, a 2014 Boulevard B.O.S.S. You'll have to wait until Friday to see more.
Suzuki Motor of America Inc. Introduced
Rider Magazine Staff
April 3, 2013
Suzuki Motor of America, Inc. (SMAI) has been announced as the sole distributor of Suzuki motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, marine outboard engines and automotive parts and service in the contiguous United States and Alaska. This announcement comes following the restructuring of American Suzuki Motor... Read more »
Suzuki V-Strom 650 Project Bike
Peter Starr
February 1, 2013
For some, the Suzuki V-Strom 650 is complete right out of the box. My 2008 model, though one of the most practical and ergonomically pleasing bikes I have ever owned, seemed to be begging for modification. The chance of my ever riding it off-road is slim to none, so I set about improving it for medium-... Read more »
Suzuki Celebrates 50 Years in the U.S. Market
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Suzuki is kicking off of a series of customer appreciation promotions to celebrate its 50th anniversary in the U.S. market. Suzuki officially entered the U.S. market on August 16, 1963. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of this historic date, Suzuki will be offering customers the opportunity to win... Read more »
2013 Suzuki Preview: Three Dandy Dozen
Rider Magazine Staff
November 27, 2012
American Suzuki recently took the tough step of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and ceasing auto sales in the U.S., which will allow it to focus on its motorcycle and marine business in this country. The plan has already resulted in its powersports lineup swelling from just 10 bikes and ATV models in... Read more »
Rider Comparo: Honda NC700X vs. Kawasaki Versys vs. Suzuki V-Strom 650 ABS
Bill Stermer
November 6, 2012
Mid-size bikes make a lot of sense. Not only because they tend to be less expensive and lighter, but also because they have become so competent. Considering competence, this trio of liquid-cooled, 650cc-class twins each has a 6-speed transmission, chain final drive and some gravel-road pretensions (though... Read more »
2012 Suzuki V-Strom 650 ABS Road Test
Greg Drevenstedt
January 13, 2012
Remember the SV650? When it debuted in 1999, Suzuki's small-fry naked bike wowed the press and public alike despite having modest power, budget components and no wind protection. Why? The SV650 had that special something not all bikes have. It can't be bolted on and it doesn't show up in spec charts.... Read more »
Suzuki GSX-R750: The First Generation 1986-1987
Clement Salvadori
December 1, 2009
In the mid-1980s the Japanese got deadly serious about their sportbikes. When the 750cc size became the competition class of choice, everybody piled in, with Interceptors, Ninjas, FZs…and Gixxers, the first generation of GSX-R750 models, which have continued to this day, except that what cost $4,499... Read more »
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Clement Salvadori
December 22, 2007
(This Retrospective article was published in the December 2007 issue of Rider.) STORY and photography BY CLEMENT SALVADORI Get on this little Adventurer, turn on the gas, flip the choke, push the button, and that cheerful two-stroke burble comes out the well-muffled exhaust. Cruise down the suburban... Read more »
2007 Suzuki Bandit 1250S Road Test
Bill Stermer
July 3, 2007
When an existing motorcycle model is revamped, I hold my breath. Who will win in the corporate tug of war: The bean counters or the moto enthusiasts? How will they "improve" it? How much higher will that "new and improved" price be? For these reasons I was concerned when I heard... Read more »


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Watch Alan Jackson's tribute to George Jones
There have been dozens of tributes to George Jones since his passing two weeks ago, but none is as heartbreaking and poignant as Alan Jackson's performance of "He Stopped Loving Her Today" during the country legend's funeral at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville last Friday.
The Opry has now made the video of the performance available online as a lasting testament to the impact Jones had on the country music community. From the stark emotion in Jackson's voice and on his face, it is clear that Jones was more than the accolades to his peers. He was an intricate piece of the Nashville family. »Read Full Blog Post
Video: See Michael Buble's tribute performance to his late grandmother at the BMO Harris Bradley Center
After learning his grandmother passed away Sunday night, Michael Bublé continued with his concert at the BMO Harris Bradley Center and sang her favorite song, "I Wish You Well," in her honor. Photo by Pat A. Robinson for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. »Read Full Blog Post
More AM radio stations taking their signals to FM dial
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"Absolutely not," said Bill Hurwitz, vice president of Milwaukee Radio Alliance, who added that 15% of all Milwaukee radio listening is of AM stations. »Read Full Article(11)
'Bachelorette' Lakefront Brewery tap for sale on eBay
Those who can't let go of "Bachelorette" Andi Dorfman and Waukesha native Nick Viall's love can now grip on to it — by purchasing a beer tap.
Lakefront Brewery, one of the couple's destinations during Viall's "hometown date" in Milwaukee, is selling the beer tap made specifically for Dorfman and Viall's visit on eBay Inc. The white tap reads "Nick & Andi: The Perfect Brew" and is decorated with a graphic of a rose, a major symbol of the television show. »Read Full Article(1)
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers; Eric Clapton & Friends; 'Weird Al' Yankovic; Jenny Lewis; Marc Broussard; Roger Creager
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Don't quiz me about the dates and names of leaders mentioned in 'Milwaukee County Zoo,' a new book in Arcadia Publishing's Images of America local history series. I'm too busy looking at photos of the animals.
Arcadia's local history books rise and fall on the merits of their photos. Happily, the photos in "Milwaukee County Zoo," obtained from both zoo and external sources, feature some of the zoo's most notable characters, including Samson the gorilla, Sultana the polar bear and Chandar the white tiger. Like other Arcadia books, the photos in "Milwaukee County Zoo" are all black and white, but that doesn't detract from their pleasure. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Journal Sentinel remains Milwaukee Film Festival presenting sponsor
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will again be sole presenting sponsor of the sixth annual Milwaukee FIlm Festival, it was announced Tuesday.
As presenting sponsor, the Journal Sentinel contribution to the festival is in the $200,000 range. Other Journal Sentinel sponsors are Tap Milwaukee, Art City and Metroparent. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra at Peck Pavilion
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Sagehen Creek Field Station
Sagehen Creek Field Station is a research and teaching facility of the University of California at Berkeley's Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, the Berkeley Natural History Museums the California Biodiversity Center, & the University of California Natural Reserve System. Sagehen is also a member of the Organization of Biological Field Stations.
The Station was established in 1951 with the signing of a long-term special use permit with the USDA Forest Service; today, this relationship includes the Tahoe National Forest which manages the land, & the Pacific Southwest Research Station, which created the Sagehen Experimental Forest on Nov. 28, 2005.
Sagehen serves as the hub of a much broader network of research areas known as the Central Sierra Field Research Stations.[1] CSFRS consists of:
- Sagehen Creek Field Station
- Central Sierra Snow Lab
- Onion Creek Experimental Watershed
- Chickering American Reserve
- North Fork Association Lands
Day and overnight use of the resource and facilities are permitted. To visit Sagehen, each group, project, or use must:[2]
- Complete an on-line use-application; once application is approved by Station Manager...
- Read online information prior to arrival.
- Agree to, complete, and sign a waiver form for each visitor (Spanish version available, too).
- Deliver signed waivers to Station Manager prior to or upon arrival.
The Station is not generally open to the public. However, Sagehen hosts periodic public events.[3]
Sagehen also maintains a public news blog[4] and video log.[5]
- ^ "Central Sierra Field Research Stations". The Regents of the University of California. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- ^ "Sagehen Home". The Regents of the University of California. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- ^ "Sagehen Events". The Regents of the University of California. Retrieved 2 December 2010.
- ^ "Sagehen News". The Regents of the University of California. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- ^ "Sagehen TV". The Regents of the University of California. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
External links[edit]
- Official Sagehen Creek Field Station website
- Berkeley Natural History Museums website
- California Biodiversity Center website
- University of California Natural Reserve System website
- Organization of Biological Field Stations website
- Berkeley Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research website
- Pacific Southwest Research Station
- Sagehen Experimental Forest
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Complex request, huh? :)
Actually, I don't have any vacation time at all at my job, and my wife and I love quick visits to DL (arrive on Friday, depart on Monday morning). We were thinking about visiting the park when the Christmas decorations are up, but would like to know if there's a time when crowds are thin. I think December 2-3 or 9-10 may be good choices... am I on the right track?
I'd like to surprise her for our wedding anniversary with a pair of DL tickets!


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Bald eagle pairs skyrocketing along James River in Virginia
A new survey shows that the bald eagle population in the James River region has topped 200 pairs for the first time since good written accounts began in the 1930s.
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Supported by a generous gift by David O'Brien, the O'Brien Fellows in Residence program aims to provide opportunities for human rights professionals to visit and contribute to the Centre. The program is meant to enrich the intellectual life at the Centre and serve as a professional development opportunity for the Fellows.
Please note that this program is separate from the O'Brien Graduate Fellowships for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism, which are destined to students pursuing an LLM or a DCL degree instead.
Visit our Fellows page to meet our current fellows in residence.
Call for applications
We are currently accepting applications for Winter 2015 - Winter 2016 placements.
The Centre invites applications to the O'Brien Fellows in Residence Program from a diverse pool of applicants such as journalists, activists, academics and practitioners in the field of human rights. Applicants should possess a deep understanding of their chosen subject area and a track record of professional accomplishment.
Established in 2011, this new program is separate from the O'Brien Graduate Fellowships in Human Rights and Legal Pluralism, which are destined to LLM and DCL students.
Duration & Location: 1 to 6 months in residence, at least partly during the academic terms, at the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism, McGill Faculty of Law, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
As the target group of the program is young professionals to renowned experts, the residency program is aimed at providing flexibility for the Fellow and Centre to determine a mutually convenient time frame for the Fellowship. It is expected that Fellows will spend the entire duration of their fellowship in residence, preferably during the academic terms (September – December and January – April).
Funding: The fellowship will cover costs associated with travel and provide a stipend based on the duration of the fellowship and the candidate's profile.
Application Process: Please email the following documents to obrienfellows [dot] law [at] mcgill [dot] ca with the email subject title "Application: O'Brien Human Rights Fellows in Residence program." Electronic applications only.
• A Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• A cover letter elaborating your professional trajectory, specific area of interest in human rights, and reasons or motivations for seeking affiliation with the Centre.
• A plan or list of goals for the period spent "in residence" at the Centre. This may include: identification of a mentor(s), a specific project requiring access to academic resources, proposed facilitation of a seminar course, willingness to speak at events related to your work/research experience, or means of engaging with student groups or research bodies at the Faculty and in Montreal generally.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• Individuals currently registered in a graduate program or finishing a graduate degree are discouraged from applying to the O'Brien Fellowship program.
Deadline: Rolling basis. We are currently accepting applications for Winter 2015 - Winter 2016 placements.
Selection process: A Selection Committee consisting of members and individuals from CHRLP's partner network will be formed. Candidates will be chosen on a rolling basis. The selection process may include an interview. In identifying potential Fellows, CHRLP may focus on specific priority areas based on the interests and expertise available at the Centre or in the extended network of the Centre.
Fellowship Expectations: Fellows will directly enrich CHRLP's intellectual life and broaden its understanding of pivotal human rights issues. Fellows are expected to take full advantage of the Centre, Faculty and the University's resources and engage with these rich and diverse academic, social, and cultural communities. The visitors are expected to bring new ideas and approaches to the life and work of the Centre. The program expects that Fellows will spend the entire duration of their fellowship in residence, preferably during the academic term. While in residence, Fellows are strongly encouraged to organize and participate in programs and events organized by students, the Centre and the Faculty and may be asked to teach or facilitate a seminar.
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King, Sheila (2000) Evaluating geography departments and their staff. In: Reflective Practice in the Teaching of Geography. Paul Chapman Ltd, London, pp. 141-153. ISBN 0761969810 (hbk) ; 0761969829 (pbk)
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2005 External
Robinson, Vivian A.*, Tugwell, Peter*, Petticrew, Mark*, Kristjansson, Elizabeth*, Waters, Elizabeth, Cuervo, Luis Gabriel* and Volmink, Jimmy* (2005) What works at enhancing health equity? Cochrane and Campbell collaboration evidence base, in Matlin, Stephen (eds), Global forum update on research for health volume 2 : poverty, equity and health research, pp. 64-67, Pro-Brook, London, England [B1.1]
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Friday, January 10, 2014
© Copyright 2015 Albany Herald
PELHAM — The Herald No. 1 Lady Hornets improved to 11-0 overall and 3-0 in Region 1-AA with another easy victory Friday night, beating Thomasville 51-37.
Pelham, the lone undefeated girls team left in Southwest Georgia, went into halftime tied 23-23 but pulled away in the fourth quarter — where the Lady Hornets outscored Thomasville 15-7 — to beat the Lady Bulldogs.
Thomasville, which advanced to the Class AA Final Four last season, was the lone Region 1-AA team to beat Pelham last season.
On Friday, Herald Super 6er Briunna Freeman scored 18 points to lead Pelham, while point guard Hillary Williams added 13 points.
Pelham plays again today at Fitzgerald, which is winless in Region 1-AA play.
PELHAM BOYS 62, THOMASVILLE 55: The Hornets improved to 3-0 in Region 1-AA and 8-3 overall with the victory.
Darius Spence led the way with 15 points, while Jaquan Green and Shaquille Crimley scored 12 and 10 points, respectively, for Pelham, which plays again today at Fitzgerald.
SEMINOLE COUNTY BOYS 88, MITCHELL COUNTY 60: Visiting Seminole County took control early and never looked back to improve to 10-1 and 3-0 Region 1-A South play.
Herald Super 6er Jordan Harris led the way with a game with 27 points. Jamarkus Gray and Anfernee King finished with 16 points each, while Jamal Martin added 11 and Jahmyka Pearson finished with 10 points.
Mitchell County was led by Quentin Thomas' 19 points, while Bruce Bryant finished with 16.
Herald No. 3 Seminole County plays Quitman County tonight.
R-C SWEEPS STEWART: The Herald No. 5 Randolph-Clay girls dominated Stewart County on Friday with a 94-33 victory behind 33 points from Brandi Buie and 32 points from Super 6er Kobi Thornton. Brianna Thornton added 10 points for the Lady Red Devils, who are now 10-1 overall.
The Randolph-Clay boys improved to 10-3 with a 58-53 win against Stewart County. Super 6er Gary McCrae scored a game-high 22 points, and Cornelius Bennett added nine points.
Both Randolph-Clay teams play again today at home against Early County.
LEE COUNTY GIRLS 50, HARDAWAY 38: The Lady Trojans won their Region 1-AAAAA opener behind 17 points and eight rebounds from Kayla Cooper, while Desja Johnson added 12 points and 11 rebounds and Maggie O'Conner chipped in 12 points.
Lee County (9-4, 1-0) plays again Tuesday at Thomas County Central.
CALHOUN COUNTY STAYS UNDEFEATED: DaJohn Williams led the way for the Cougars with 17 points to help Calhoun County win 67-55 against Terrell County.
The Herald No. 4 Cougars remain Southwest Georgia's lone undefeated team at 12-0 and play next today at Lanier County.
Also scoring in double figures for the Cougars were Sherrod Williams (16 points) and Quenton Taylor (15).
MITCHELL GIRLS 68, SEMINOLE 44: The Lady Eagles stayed perfect in their subregion of Region 1-A with a convincing win against the Lady Indians.
Mitchell County (10-4, 2-0) was led by A'Mircale Jones' 21 points, while Shonbreka Holton added 10 points.
Seminole County, which trailed 35-13 at halftime, was led by Kerra Shirley, who scored 21 points.
Mitchell County plays again today at home against Webster County, while Seminole County hosts Stewart County tonight.
BAINBRIDGE BOYS 74, HARRIS COUNTY 69: The Bearcats overcame a 37-30 halftime deficit to win their Region 1-AAAAA opener and get their third straight victory.
Bainbridge (8-5) was led by Super 6er Tyree Crump's 26 points, while Mike Jones (16 points) and Travon Shaw (15 points, 10 rebounds) also had big games.
Bainbridge overcame a 37-30 halftime deficit to take the lead in the third quarter and never look back. The Bearcats play again today at home against Northside Columbus.
EARLY COUNTY GIRLS 72, BROOKS COUNTY 67: Early County (6-6, 2-2 Region 1-AA) pulled out a key region victory over Brooks County Friday night. But they needed two overtime periods to do it.
Behind 31 points from Tynicia McCoy, the Lady Bobcats won a thriller. McCoy also finished with seven rebounds.
LaToya Eaford added 14 points and five rebounds, Aubrey Brackins finished with 12 points and six rebounds, while Shakerria Wade didn't finish in double figures but her eight points were key.
"The girls' defense won the ball game," Early County girls coach Kimmie Graham said. "They fought to the end to come up with the win. That was a big win for us. The Lady Bobcats realized that defense is what it is going to take them through this region."
DEERFIELD-WINDSOR BOYS 79, DOMINION CHRISTIAN 43: Deerfield-Windsor won its fifth straight game behind 21 points from Christian Wallace. Dee Barber added 16, Chap Ivey tossed in 12 and Jay Barber finished with 10 to lead the Knights.
The Knights (8-3) travel to Newnan today to play Heritage in a nonregion game.
DEERFIELD GIRLS 46, DOMINION CHRISTIAN 9: The Lady Knights held host Dominion Christian scoreless in the second quarter and to just two points in the first half en route to an easy 37-point win.
Kelsey King was Deerfield's lone player in double figures with 14 points. The Lady Knights (5-8) play again today at Heritage Christian.
CRISP ACADEMY GIRLS 46, TERRELL ACADEMY 36: Herald Super 6er Madi Mitchell scored 17 points to lead the Lady Wildcats to a 10-point non-region victory.
Also leading the way for Crisp (13-2) was Kayla Childers (10 points), Parker Krause (9) and Mary Margaret McGarr (7). The Lady Wildcats play again Monday at Tiftarea.
WESTWOOD GIRLS 56, GEORGIA CHRISTIAN 29: Rachel Harrell scored 23 points to lead the Lady Wildcats, who also saw the return of senior leader Morgan Singleton, who saw action for the first time since an early season knee injury sidelined her.
Perra Harrell added 15 points and Lexie Davis scored eight points for Westwood, which is 9-1 and plays again Tuesday at home against Terrell Academy.
— Herald sports editor John Millikan and preps reporter Tim Morse contributed to this report
More like this story
- FRIDAY'S PREP HOOPS ROUNDUP: No. 1 Pelham girls improve to 19-0 with rout of Thomasville ( January 31, 2014 )
- PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Pelham girls thump Mitchell County again ( January 31, 2015 )
- TUESDAY'S PREP HOOPS ROUNDUP: No. 1 Pelham girls hammer Berrien, improve to 10-0 ( January 7, 2014 )
- PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Westwood girls stay undefeated ( February 3, 2015 )
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Westover boys topple Thomas County Central ( January 23, 2015 )


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Murray caps Britain's golden sports summer
It was Murray's decisive, straight-sets victory over Federer in the Olympic final in August on Centre Court at Wimbledon - less than a month after the Wimbledon defeat - that lifted his belief in himself and provided the platform for his Grand Slam success.
"Ever since he won the Olympics he has walked around with a lot more confidence," said Murray's former coach, Leon Smith. "After winning yesterday, it's going to do even more so now."
Former British player and U.S. Open finalist Greg Rusedski said Murray can only go higher.
"Having won this, he can go on to win many majors and maybe end the year as ... No. 1," he said.
Murray is ranked No. 4 but is close behind No. 3 Nadal. Djokovic is No. 1 in this week's rankings, with Federer dropping to No. 2.
"We are all delighted for Andy," Wimbledon chairman Philip Brook said. "Winning your first Grand Slam has to be a very special moment in a player's career, and it was a fantastic performance in an epic final to cap a truly memorable summer of tennis for him personally, and for British tennis."
Next challenge: Winning Wimbledon and ending the Fred Perry questions for good.
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Summary: As we previously noted, the Supreme Court has ushered in a new dawn on corporate political spending in its recent decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. Citizens United reverses decades of statutory and case law that prohibits corporations from using their general treasuries to fund independent political advertising supporting or opposing candidates for local, state or federal office, or what it is termed "express advocacy". 558 U.S. 50 (2010). It also removes restrictions on independent advertising done within close proximity to either a primary or general election, and which refers to a clearly identified candidate for federal office (known as "electioneering"). We continue to monitor Federal Election Commission ("FEC") efforts to implement the Court's decision in Citizens United, including the announcement on February 5, 2010 that it will no longer enforce provisions prohibiting corporations and labor unions from making either direct expenditures or electioneering communications. The latest development is a notice in the Federal Register from the FEC of revisions to the regulations concerning "coordinated communications" i.e., political advertising paid for by an entity that is coordinated with either a federal candidate, political campaign or political party. 75 FR 55947. These rules will take effect on December 1, 2010.
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Cold War Quiz
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Comments and ratings for Cold War Quiz
(29 stars)
Some spelling errors, poor graphics, some just plain wrong answers. Very amateur looking app.
(29 stars)
Very good but quite political in the questions. Could do with a little more questions on military hardware etc. Still, hardcover cold war heads will enjoy it.