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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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By MATT CRANE
For Starkville Daily News
Theatre MSU will close out its 2011-2012 season with a production of "Deadwood Dick, or The Game of Gold!" 7:30 p.m. tonight at the McComas Hall Mainstage Theater.
Directed by Donna Clevinger, the show runs April 12–14 with nightly performances beginning at 7:30 p.m. The play features a cast of 25 performers and eight technical crew workers.
Admission for "Deadwood Dick, or The Game of Gold!" is $10. A reception will be held tonight in the lobby following the performance.
"The cast and crew represent students from a variety of majors such as kinesiology, education, engineering and, of course, communication," Clevinger said. "They've worked so hard."
The play, written by Tom Taggart, is based on the dime novels written by Edward L. Wheeler from the late 19th century. Wheeler began writing his dime novels in 1876 about a "Robin Hood of the Black Hills" whom he eventually named Deadwood Dick. The playwright, Taggart, created a play rife with hilarity for which these melodramas are known.
Freshman civil engineering major Webb Means plays the part of hero Wild Bill Hickok.
"Although this is my first play at MSU, I have always enjoyed the opportunity of portraying another person on stage," Means said. "The performance will be fantastic due to our large cast, crew and director."
While Means and other members of the cast celebrate their first time out on the McComas stage, graduating senior and Theatre MSU veteran Grant Alexander will take his final bow as a performer this weekend.
"It is quite gratifying to have 'Deadwood Dick' as my last show at State," Alexander said. "This character (Pong Ping) is a gift of a role. He is a man with a richly diverse cultural background who is both noble and brave."
Sheriff Homer Loveless, played by senior broadcasting major Chris Roland, said the script is what drew him into the world of these characters. He said he is excited about sharing this experience with the audience.
"The script is a lot of fun, and I think the audience will see that when we perform," Roland said.
The cast is larger than usual due to Clevinger's idea to create roles which do not necessarily appear on the page.
"The students really came out for this," she said, commenting on the audition process for the production. "I even added a couple of parts to use our young talent."
MSU educator and local businessman Chip Templeton frames the show beautifully as Piano Andy. He said he has immensely enjoyed his time rehearsing and performing with the students.
"Musically, this has been a challenge and a positive learning experience for me as there is no musical score, but rather the opportunity for me to create the sounds and songs that set the moods for this production," he said.
Clevinger said she was blessed to have Templeton join their team.
"He is the best. We are so honored and so grateful for Mr. Templeton's time," she said. "His expertise and his professionalism really raise the bar for us all."
For more information or to reserve tickets in advance, call 662-325-4034 or visit http://www.comm.msstate.edu/dept/theatre [2].
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So liberals as usual had it wrong, apparently Recovery Summer was so last year...
The downturn officially ended, and the recovery officially began, in June 2009, according to an announcement Monday by the official arbiter of economic turning points. Since that point, total output — the amount of goods and services produced by the United States — has increased, as have many other measures of economic activity.
But nonfarm payrolls are still down 329,000 from their level at the recession's official end 15 months ago, and the slow growth in recent months means that the unemployed still have a long slog ahead.
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Before liberals start teaching Biden how to count so he wont be so confused at the concept of "high-five" I have a question that I know will leave me mighty perplexed as we enter into the fall and beyond and we are admonished it is Obama's policies that are improving things....
If the recession officially ended 4 months into Obama's presidency there there can't be any honest rationale that can be used to say any of his initiatives worked quickly enough to end it, right? So if economic growth remains anemic despite being in recovery...to what extent are Obama's policies getting in the way of such things?
In other words...are Obama's policies actually doing ANYTHING good?!?
The recession may officially be "over," but 82% of us apparently know better. That's because the job situation has remained virtually unchanged since the year before Obama kicked off this year's Recovery
Summer Bummer celebration.
How can businesses hire when they have to take money that would go for jobs, and give it to grabby Uncle Sam instead? Obama keeps saying he got us out of that freakin' ditch, and maybe that would at least feel believable if he wasn't trying to tow his proverbial car with the wet noodle of tax hikes to paper over his out-of-this-solar-system deficit spending.
But I'm just a blogger, so what do I know <------(psst).
I don't know, maybe I'm just being impatient, but it seems to me that there is driving, then there is driving with the parking brake on, and then there is clutching the steering wheel and screaming "VROOOOOOOOOM!" in a car with the engine missing.
I do know this, conservatives are tired of telling liberals who know absolutely nothing about economics (which is, by the way, practically scientific fact now) and get to be put in charge of money "I told you so" so much they sound like Rahm Emmanuel dropping f-bombs.


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Future New York City police officers may be required to live within city limits, if legislation introduced by Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries passes. Jeffries held a press conference Sunday in front of One Police Plaza to explain the bill and convey his hopes that it will enable police officers to better understand and respect the communities they serve.
The legislation came in part as a reaction to hostility at this year's West Indian Day Parade and the subsequent Facebook group where some police voiced hateful opinions about the event's participants.
At the parade in September, Council Member Jumaane D. Williams was arrested for crossing the police barrier because police did not know who he was. The parade has a reputation for inciting violence, and this year police responded to at least two shootings. Still, community leaders at today's press conference said that the West Indian Day Parade has been singled out and acquired an unfair stigma.
"That is one of the things that we need to dispel," said Rickford Burke, president of the Caribbean Guyana Institute for Democracy.
Any parade involves some level of unruliness, he added, and most of the participants did not experience any conflict.
"The West Indian Day Parade is a significant expression of cultural pride as well as an economic engine for the city of New York," Jeffries said.
Police officers have had a different experience with the parade. A Facebook group titled "No More West Indian Day Detail" for New York City police officers was created in September after the 2011 parade and discovered by two Brooklyn lawyers in November. Comments on the group's page referred to participants in the festivities as "animals" or "savages" and even suggested bombing the 2012 parade. The Internet was used as a place "where individuals felt that there would be no retribution," according to Council Member Letitia James, who also supports Jeffries' legislation.
No one speaking at the press conference felt that there had been an adequate reaction to the Facebook page from Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly.
"The mayor and police commissioner, words aside, have been unwilling to change the institution," Jeffries said.
He proposed legislation requiring police officers to live in New York City because he believes it would make officers more comfortable in the ethnically varied neighborhoods where they work.
"If you live in New York City, you're more likely to show some respect for the tremendous cultural diversity," Jeffries said.
That similar legislation has existed in the past and because current regulations state that police officers are not allowed to live in the precincts where they work, cast doubt on the effectiveness of the proposal. But because New York City is a more diverse place than it used to be, Jeffries thinks police will gain the understanding they need by living in the city, even if they are not in their specific precinct.
The latest statistic released on police housing was in 1997, according to Jeffries, when only 45% of officers lived in New York City. Police officers already on the force who live outside of the five boroughs would not be required to move. Similar regulations already exist in Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston.


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If you've been following our '59 surprise package, you'll know that Rob Sutter's long-dormant C1 was spirited out of storage by friend and business partner Bob Yeoman who repaid a long-standing debt of gratitude by secretly having a GM crate engine installed in Rob's otherwise undriveable C1. The former dragster engine originally donated to this car was just never streetable and, as a result, Rob rarely took to the road in his '59.
You'll also recall that the project quickly escalated (as these things so often do) to many underhood upgrades and, ultimately, to new brake and suspension systems necessary to match the car's agility and safety levels to match the performance of the car's new powerplant. And so Rob's wife Bonnie secretly got suckered in (er, "volunteered") to pony up some piggy bank money to help fund the expanded budget needed to complete the project.
In our last installment we covered the installation of Independent Front Suspension (IFS) and rack-and-pinion steering courtesy of Jim Meyer Racing, as well as front disc brakes from Stainless Steel Brakes Corp. This month we'll see how the creative guys at Gardner's Automotive in Easton, PA "massaged" the rear brakes and suspension to match the contemporary front underpinnings.
The key components in this phase of the project included:
* First-off-the-line fiberglass mono leaf springs from Vette Brakes & Products
* QA1 rear shocks
* Rear disc brake setup from Stainless Steel Brakes Corp. to complement their front disc brake setup
* Rear sway bar from Jim Meyer Racing
The live axle leaf spring rear axle setup originally installed on C1's was functional, but was never up to the task of handling the horsepower of the 2x4 and F.I. engines that were optional in 1959. So it was certainly inadequate for the 290 ponies put out by the newly-installed GM crate engine, even with the traction bars, which GM called "radius rods," that became standard equipment on C1 Corvettes in 1959. And it was also incompatible with the high-tech new front end which included IFS, R&P, and beefy disc brakes.
Upgrade honors went to Gardner's Automotive in Easton, PA, which had performed the engine transplant along with the front end enhancements. Gary Gardner, along with his son Craig and grandson Kyle, have done much Corvette work over the years, and eagerly took on the task of bringing the '59's rear suspension into the 21st century.
The following photos and captions illustrate the key steps in the transition. The job proved fairly straightforward, thanks to very well engineered parts from the participating suppliers. And it also proved very rewarding, since the new configuration resulted in a car that handles and stops better than most of the C1's we've had the pleasure of piloting.
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This report explores the proposed implementation of the Department of Homeland Security's new guidance which mandates employers who receive "no match" letters to determine the source of the discrepancy, take steps to resolve it within 90 days, and if this isn't possible, terminate the employee.
The culminating report of the Independent Task Force on Immigration and America's Future seeks to design a new and simplified immigration regime that averts illegal immigration, and at the same time, harnesses the benefits of immigration for the future.
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It was over a dozen years ago that the fearless members of Super Chevy's editorial staff made an expedition to the nether regions of middle Tennessee in search of an amazing Yenko collection. Housed in a gorgeous showroom, this "hall of horsepower" featured perhaps the world's largest-ever assemblage of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania-originated horsepower, as well as other very nice high-quality iron from both Chevrolet and other manufacturers. We called this mechanical mecca the "Temple of Zoom," and longtime readers got a firsthand look at the discovery in our Oct. 1993 issue.
Assembled by Nashville-area businessman Cliff Ernst, the collection has gone through some changes in recent years. But Cliff remains passionate about his cars and their authenticity more than ever. He opened his collection during the Third Annual Forge Musclecar Show to the show's participants, plus a special team assembled to honor the late Dick Harrell. Soon afterward, we had a chance to sit down and talk with Cliff about Yenkos, musclecar prices, and the focus of his efforts since the story first ran.
At the time of the original article, Cliff had accumulated 18 '69 Yenko Camaros. His stated plan had been to own and display one of each color and driveline combination made that year under the SYC banner. The cars came in only six colors, and the 10 Olympic Gold examples built that year were all four-speed equipped. While attempting to reach his goal, Cliff had acquired extra cars in several Yenko colors, as he believed some could be required to make a trade for a missing combination. His plan has changed somewhat in the ensuing decade.
"When the magazine was here last, I was missing only the LeMans Blue/automatic in my quest for a complete set of '69 Yenkos Camaros. Before I located that version, I began to question if I really wanted that many similar cars. I also had several people actively trying to buy some of them, so I decided to adjust my focus to be open to some other vehicles, even other makes. I subsequently sold some of my 'over-abundant' Yenkos. Although I abandoned my earlier goal, I did keep one of each color, plus a couple of 'duplicates.' Looking back, from an investment standpoint, I probably should have kept them all, but it's good that some other enthusiasts have had the opportunity to enjoy owning a real Yenko."
Today, Cliff's open-room museum plays host to many of the Yenkos that Cliff held onto, as well as an eclectic mix of other cars, including a few prewar classics (ever heard of a '30 Ruxton?) and Harley Earle-styled 1950s-era cars. Indeed, a few non-Chevrolets have crept in, but it is still Bow-Tie country for the most part. A series of streetlights now grace the centerpiece Yenko/COPO/Camaro pace car collection, and Cliff has also added some colorful, rare early gasoline pumps and service station island displays from throughout the 20th Century for dcor. Collecting musclecars is hot again, and since Cliff, who was an early part of the first movement to preserve the supercar heritage and has seen it all, we got his thoughts on the present marketplace.
"Right now, the market is surprisingly strong for the right cars and seems to be continuing in a growth mode. I typically use three basic rules when selecting a car. I prefer to purchase those that are: (a) visually appealing, (b) have some rare, desirable features, and (c) come with strong documentation. I never violate rule 'a'-if I don't enjoy looking at it, I don't want it. The keyword in rule 'b' is 'desirable.' As an example, a column shift may be rarer than a floor shift, but most musclecar enthusiasts feel it is not as desirable. I think cars that meet all three rules will continue to increase in value.
"There [is] a growing number of baby boomers out there who now have the discretionary income to buy the cars they wanted in their youth, and they are actively involved in what the current car market is doing. Some analysts are reporting that the values on '55-'57 Chevys are near their peak, because those who desired them in their youth have reached an age where their interest in car collecting is diminishing. If their theory is correct, then the musclecars from the mid-1960s through the early 1970s should have another 10 to 15 years before they approach their maximum values."
Where would Cliff be hedging his bets for the present trend?
"I think that the ZL-1 Camaro, with its all-aluminum 427 engine, hits it out of the park on all of the three basic rules for collecting, and will continue to be a leader. The '69 Camaros are so popular anyway, especially the Z/28s and the Yenkos, but the ZL-1 is the rarest and the easiest to authenticate. Thanks to the great work done by noted COPO historian Ed Cunneen, the pedigree on every ZL-1 is a matter of record. He has researched all 69 of these monsters, and all of the important details are available, including color, transmission type, interior color, spoiler optioning, etc. In my opinion, the ZL1 is the package that will go to the top of the hill for Chevrolet collectors for decades. In the next tier, my expectation for the Yenkos is obvious."
One car now present in the collection looks somewhat like the race car that Ed Hedrick drove for the Yenko team back in the COPO heyday. It brought up the issue of clones, one of the hottest topics in today's collectors market. "As for clones, what do I think of them? First, the obvious point is, they're everywhere: Hemis, '67/435-horse Vettes, Yenkos, etc. Perhaps I'm not a fan of Yenko clones because I'm fortunate to have the real thing. So trying to look at it more objectively, I really would like to have a nice Hemi 'Cuda, but I feel they are too expensive, and I won't even consider a clone. If I were into diamonds, I would rather have a 1/4-carot real diamond than a 5-carot imitation. My point is, why not have a nice real SS or Z28 instead of a fake Yenko?"
The clone issue is a big one in today's collectors market, and opinions vary widely about their impact on the marketplace for rare Chevy iron. Cliff recounts an episode during the Woodward Dream Cruise a few years ago that sums up both the challenge and benefits of having the real thing.
"The first question everybody asks when you have a Yenko out in public is 'Is it real?' We had the orange Yenko up on the Woodward Avenue Dream Cruise, where you spend hours in 'stop-and-go' traffic, with thousands of people standing along the edge of the road. We must have been asked 200 times if the car was real. The neat part was that when you told them it was a documented real Yenko, they really got interested in the car. It's awesome to own the real McCoy."


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Great for your knees
By ADa
from Pennsyvania
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I have arthritis and this has made working in my garden and flower beds soooo much easier and less painful. Can not do without it.
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By big jim
from Hartland, WI
for difficulty of getting up
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I'm very pleased with this item
By no nickname
from western New York
I have difficulting getting up from a kneeling position and this item is sturdy enough to give me the support I need to get up. It's compact and easy to carry. I recommended this to all the gardeners in my family.
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neatest little stool, love it.
By Krazy bird lady
from Garland, Texas
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my mom purchased this and has already tried it out weeding in the yard...it is well worth the money and you ahve leverage to get up.
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Great product!
By Vickie
from NY
About Me Avid Gardener
I love this product, saves the knees and is very sturdy. Makes a nice chair when you want a rest a minute in between weeding or planting. Also, easily supports your weight when you go to get up. I don't have any complaints whatsoever about this product.
I can kneel again!
By kneelRsit
from Chattanooga, TN
Knee surgery and age have made gardening hard to do. This product eases strain on knees and back.
great helper
By gerri
from Toms River, NJ
also helps with cleaning floors and low cabinets. plastic corner protectors prevent scratching floors.
Great fro all areas of Gardening
By rocks and sand
from Wayne, PA
Used this still when I was on crutches for ACL repair recovery. Light weight and easy to carry, sturdy seat and got me in the garden when I would not have been able to otherwise. Look forward to using itto kneel on for bulb, seeds, transplalnting, etc.
I highly recommend this product!
By snickers
from Westerville, OH
I am 65 years old and have trouble with my legs. I have trouble getting down to plant my flowers and getting back up again. This will be perfect for my planting. It will be a BIG help!
It is the GREATEST! A must Seniors
By NAG
from Dayton, Oh.
I have RA and I love gardening. When I get down on my knees, I have problems getting back up. I will also be able to use in the house for some of my house cleaning chores. It is so easy to handle and set up. I love it.


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December 5, 2012
MUMBAI: Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, today announced the planned induction of five new state-of-the-art ATR 72-600 series aircraft into their fleet. The ATR 72-600 series will commence their flight between December 2012 and March 2013. The ATR 72- 600 series aircraft comes equipped with the latest avionics technology and will operate on the airline's domestic network.
The new ATR 72-600 series ATR aircraft, will seat 68 passengers in an all economy layout and is ideally suited for operations in the regional transportation market. It will provide an enhanced connectivity into the Tier II and III cities & towns across the length and breadth of India.
These aircraft come powered by a new Pratt & Whitney PW127M multi-rated engine, which aids the aircrafts take off from short runways with increased payload. Guests will also be able to travel in complete comfort given that the new aircraft benefits from the widest cabin in the turboprop market, providing maximum space for passengers and also offering more baggage room. The ceiling and cabin side panels have been reshaped and designed to offer passengers more space and light creating a harmonious and balanced environment making travelling a more pleasurable experience.
Sudheer Raghavan, Chief Commercial Officer, Jet Airways, said, "The induction of the new, state-of-the-art ATR 72-600 aircraft bears further testimony to our commitment to providing our guests with an enriched and luxurious flying experience utilising the very latest technology. Importantly, the ATR 600 series bring some new operational capabilities to the airline by being the most economical aircraft to fly. The aircraft's redesigned cabin will allow us to afford our guests complete comfort and its outstanding performance at take-off on short runways with increased payloads thus allowing the airline to optimize its operations in key regional markets.
All of this will pave the way for Jet Airways to expand its regional domestic network into more Tier II and III towns and cities across India."
The Franco-Italian ATR (Avions de Transport Régional) aircraft series is among the largest and most successful of the modern turboprop airliners currently flying the world's commuter routes. The ATR family employs state-of-the-art advanced EFIS (Electronic Flight Instrument System) technology and they also come equipped with FMS (Flight Management System) technology that can be programmed to fly each flight segment and manage the aircraft's fuel for the best possible economy.
Compared to the ATR 72-500, which uses 50 per cent analog and 50 per cent digital instruments, the ATR 72 -600 series, with a glass cockpit, enjoys latest innovations in the cockpit with simplified, integrated LCD advanced functions, enhancing reliability and safety, improved handling for pilots and maintenance cost savings. The cockpit has two Primary Flight Displays, two multi-function displays and an engine warning display, which means 100 per cent digitization in the cockpit instrumentation.
The Electronic check lists mean a paperless cockpit, replacing the current paper-based documents. Pilots will have at their fingertips moving maps, graphical weather forecasts, terrain mapping and a variety of aviation data and function avionics display units are similar to those features in the Airbus 380 aircraft. First of its kind would be positioned to Mumbai to commence operating on the following routes which are currently being operated on 62 seater ATR aircraft.
Jet Airways has a total of 107 commanders and 114 first officers for the ATR fleet out of which presently, 55 pilots are undergoing training on this new aircraft.
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Interpretive Handbook
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Porphyrins Evaluation, Whole Blood
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
The porphyrias are a group of inherited disorders resulting from an enzyme deficiency in the heme biosynthetic pathway. Depending on which enzyme is deficient, various porphyrins and their precursors accumulate in plasma, erythrocytes, and tissues, and are excreted in the urine, feces, or both.
The porphyrias can be classified as either erythropoietic or hepatic. Both the erythropoietic porphyrias and the chronic hepatic porphyrias are associated with cutaneous photosensitivity, but not with the neurological symptoms that accompany the acute hepatic porphyrias. Diagnosis of the erythropoietic porphyrias (ie, erythropoietic protoporphyria: EPP and congenital erythropoietic porphyria: CEP) can be determined by analysis of porphyrins in the erythrocytes.
Erythrocyte (RBC) porphyrins consist almost entirely of protoporphyrin. Increased RBC protoporphyrin is characteristic of EPP, X-linked dominant protoporphyria (XLDPP), and of the intoxication porphyrias that may be caused by heavy metals, halogenated solvents, some pesticides, and medications. However, iron-deficiency anemia is the most common cause of increased RBC protoporphyrin. Therefore, when total RBC porphyrins are elevated, fractionation and quantitation of zinc-complexed and noncomplexed (free) protoporphyrin are necessary to differentiate the inherited porphyrias from other causes of elevated porphyrin levels.
Zinc-complexed protoporphyrin may be increased in RBCs in association with:
-Iron-deficiency anemia (the most common cause of elevated zinc protoporphyrin)
-Chronic intoxication by heavy metals (primarily lead) or various organic chemicals
-Hepatoerythropoietic porphyria, a rare form of porphyria caused by homozygous or compound heterozygous mutations in the uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase gene (UROD)
-XLDPP, a form of protoporphyria caused by a gain-of-function mutation in the C-terminal end of ALAS2 gene
Free protoporphyrin is increased in RBCs in association with EPP, an erythropoietic porphyria that is inherited in an autosomal dominant fashion. EPP is considered to be the third most common form of porphyria. It is caused by diminished ferrochelatase activity, which results in increased free protoporphyrin levels in RBCs, plasma, and feces. Onset of symptoms typically occurs in childhood with cutaneous photosensitivity in sun-exposed areas of the skin, generally becoming worse in the spring and summer months. Common symptoms may include itching, edema, erythema, stinging or burning sensations, and occasionally scarring of the skin in sun-exposed areas. Similar clinical phenotype and elevation of total protoporphyrin (40% of which is zinc-complexed) is seen in patients affected by XLDPP, which results from increased activity of 5-aminolevulinate synthase (ALAS2).
CEP is an erythropoietic porphyria that is inherited in an autosomal recessive fashion. CEP is caused by uroporphyrinogen III (co-)synthase (UROS) deficiency, which results in the accumulation and excretion of uroporphyrin I and coproporphyrin I in urine and feces. Circulating RBCs contain measurable amounts of uroporphyrin and coproporphyrin. RBC zinc protoporphyrin may also be elevated due to increased erythropoiesis. Symptoms typically present in early infancy with red-brown staining of diapers, severe cutaneous photosensitivity with fluid-filled bullae and vesicles. Other common symptoms may include thickening of the skin, hypo- and hyperpigmentation, hypertrichosis, cutaneous scarring, and deformities of the fingers, eyelids, lips, nose, and ears.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Diagnosis of erythropoietic protoporphyria and congenital erythropoietic porphyria
Evaluation of chronic intoxication from exposure to a variety of agents including heavy metals and chemicals
Differentiating iron-deficiency anemia from other causes of elevated porphyrin levels
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
An elevation of total RBC porphyrins can be an expression of a primary or secondary defect in the biosynthesis of heme. However, the specific type of porphyria cannot be determined by total porphyrin analysis alone.
Total RBC porphyrin values >80 mcg/dL suggest the existence of an intoxication problem or a metabolic problem that involves accelerated erythropoiesis. If the total RBC porphyrin concentration is elevated, additional testing (fractionation assays) is required to identify and quantify the specific affected porphyrin. Increased total RBC porphyrin concentrations may be due to:
-Free protoporphyrin, the predominant form that is elevated in patients with erythropoietic protoporphyria
-Zinc protoporphyrin, elevated in patients with heavy metal intoxication or iron deficiency anemia
A written interpretation is included with all reports. When abnormal results are detected, a detailed interpretation is given, including:
-An overview of the results and their significance
-Elements of a differential diagnosis
-Recommendations for additional biochemical testing
A normal RBC porphyrin evaluation does not rule out other forms of porphyria including porphyria cutanea tarda (PCT), acute intermittent porphyria (AIP), hereditary coproporphyria (HCP), and variegate porphyria (VP).
See The Heme Biosynthetic Pathway in Special Instructions.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Abstinence from alcohol for at least 24 hours prior to specimen collection is essential as ethanol induces some enzyme activity and suppresses other enzymes along the heme biosynthetic pathway.
There are 2 test options: PEE / Porphyrins Evaluation, Whole Blood and PEWE / Porphyrins Evaluation, Washed Erythrocytes. The whole blood option is easiest for clients but requires that the specimen arrive at Mayo Medical Laboratories within 48 hours of draw. When this cannot be ensured, washed RBCs should be submitted.
It is essential to proceed expeditiously with obtaining, processing, and dispatching the specimen, paying special heed to maintaining low temperatures (see Specimen Required). Failure to adhere to these directions may result in analyte degradation, yielding false-negative values.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
<80 mcg/dL packed cells
<20 mcg/dL packed cells
<60 mcg/dL packed cells
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Nuttall KL, Klee GG: Analytes of hemoglobin metabolism-porphyrins, iron and bilirubin. In Tietz Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry. Fifth edition. Edited by CA Burtis, ER Ashwood. Philadelphia, WB Saunders Company, 2001, pp 584-607
2. Ellefson RD: Porphyrinogens, porphyrins and the porphyrias. Mayo Clin Proc 1982;57:454-458
3. Anderson KE, Sassa S, Bishop DF, Desnick RJ: Disorders of heme biosynthesis: X-linked sideroblastic anemia and the porphyrias. In The Metabolic Basis of Inherited Disease. Eighth edition. Edited by CR Scriver, AL Beaudet, WS Sly, et al. New York, McGraw-Hill Medical Published Division, 2001, pp 2991-3062
4. Sassa S: Modern diagnosis and management of the porphyrias. Br J Haematol 2006;135:281-292
5. Whatley SD, Ducamp S, Gouya B, et al: C-terminal deletions in the ALAS2 gene lead to gain of function and cause X-linked dominant protoporphyria without anemia or iron overload. Am J Hum Genet 2008 Sep;83(3):408-414


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The Mac OS X-based iPhone is most akin to an iPod in design, but allows users to listen to music, make phone calls, send text messages and e-mail, surf the Web, and take and upload photos, all using a wide touch screen and a single button. Apple plans to make the device available in the United States in June, with a 4GB model going for $499 with a two-year service contract, and an 8GB model with the same contract for $599.
The iPhone was announced during a two-hour keynote in which Jobs also announced the expected Apple TV, previously known by its code name "iTV," as well as a name change for the company.
He surprised many by continuing to refer to the new mobile device as the iPhone, a trademark that is owned by Cisco Systems. Apple has apparently been in discussions with Cisco over use of the iPhone trademark for some time, but it is unclear what Apple's use of the name will mean for either company.
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In a written response to an inquiry from CNET News.com made while Jobs' speech was still going on, a Cisco representative said, "It is our belief that with their announcement today, Apple intends to agree to the final document and public statements that were distributed to them last night." Cisco expects to receive a signed agreement Tuesday, according to the statement.
The device is 11.6 millimeters thick--thinner than the Motorola Q and Samsung's BlackJack--and has controls on its side. It incorporates a wide, 160-pixel-per-inch touch screen, a single "home" button, 2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi capability and cellular service. The phone automatically switches from a cellular network to Wi-Fi if it detects a signal.
The iPhone also comes loaded with Apple's Safari Web browser and fully incorporates Google's search and mapping services. Users can make phone calls directly from Google Maps. Phone service in the U.S. will be provided exclusively by Cingular Wireless.
True to form, the company did not fail to consider consumers' habits with the product's design. A proximity sensor senses when the phone is brought to a user's face and automatically turns off what music might be playing and turns on the phone. An "accelerometer" switches the screen from a portrait to landscape format, allowing for easy toggling between the device's various functions.
The iPhone even reconsiders how consumers listen to voice mail.
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"Wouldn't it be great if you had six voice mails, and you didn't have to listen to five first before listening to the sixth?" Jobs said in his keynote.
Now users can skip right to the message they want. The iPhone allows people to see all unheard voice mails and select which one to listen to using a technology Jobs called visual voice mail, which Apple developed with Cingular.
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But Apple's iPhone isn't cheap, and some people who aren't on Cingular's network might be unable to switch without hefty penalties, said Samir Bhavnani, an analyst with Current Analysis. However, "it's a great first step" toward getting Apple established as a mobile-phone company, he said.
While the price tag might be out of range for many teenagers and their parents, Apple loyalists will probably be interested in the new iPhone, even though Apple has no phone expertise, said Chris Crotty, a consumer electronics analyst at iSuppli.
"Apple has strong brands, and there is a perception that they are an innovator and that they make products that are easy to use," he said.
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I loved the idea of this scarf I saw at the GAP. And its super simple to make and will cost you $3 instead of $20, which is always a good thing. To make your own:
- Buy a yard of plaid lightweight fabric. Mine is from Joann's (in the homespun section by ginghams, it was 4.99 & on sale).
- Square up the sides and cut the yard in half so you have two 16-18" pieces.
- Sew them together so you have one big length about 85" or so long, I left the length of mine and its perfect….but I'm also a giant so you might need to trim yours.
- Now sew around the whole thing about an inch or so from the edge. This keeps the fabric edges from fraying too much , although you could probably skip this step unless you wanted to wash it a lot and keep it forever.
- Lastly you fray the edges. I cut the edges of mine like you would a rag quilt, about every 1/4" or so and then washed it. The effect was just as cute as the GAP one and way easier.
Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving and survived the shopping madness. And by the way I finished unpicking my quilt, it didn't take me as long as I thought it would and I'm happy to say I LOVE it the second time around. :)


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Producing a Broadway show requires a tremendous amount of effort and coordination even in the comfort of the same theater every night. Taking it on the road for months at a time – often for only one night in each venue — raises the task to a Herculean level.
Actress Sally Struthers stars in the current touring Broadway production of "Hello, Dolly!" and she is the first to say the real heroes of the show are the crew.
"The biggest challenge is for our beloved crew," Struthers said in a Nov. 1 telephone interview. "Their job is to tear down and pack up the entire set, load it into four huge trucks, get to the next town and put it all back together again. Sometimes they are there until 3 in the morning.
"We (actors) all get to go back to our hotel room and take a bubble bath. Then the next show, we just waltz out onto the stage where everything is familiar to us because it's the set we're used to. The crew has done all of the hard work, working with the wonderful local theaters we play in."
Struthers and her crew will bring "Hello, Dolly!" to the Mattie Kelly Arts Center in Niceville for one performance at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 25.
The two-time Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner stars as the vivacious matchmaker, Dolly Gallagher Levi, who goes to Yonkers, N.Y., to find a match for the "well-known unmarried half-a-millionaire," Horace Vandergelder.
The popular musical score features such classic songs as "It Only Takes a Moment," "Before the Parade Passes By" and, of course, "Hello, Dolly!"
Best known for her role as Gloria in the television series "All in the Family" and as Babette on "Gilmore Girls," Struthers' four-decade career also includes such films as "Five Easy Pieces" and "The Getaway"; featured roles in Broadway productions of "Grease" and "Annie," where she played Miss Hannigan; many television movies and voice work in animated series.
"I'm so lucky," she said. "I've never stopped working. I guess it might be because I became part of everyone's family on television. People just welcome me into their lives."
Struthers' effervescent personality radiates through occasional static of the call she is making on a bus heading from Appleton, Wis., to Milwaukee, where "Hello, Dolly!" was scheduled for two nights.
"My mother would always say, 'Sally was born with funny,' and I've always had a lot of energy," she said. "I'm 66 years old and touring with a bunch of 20-year-olds who have to run to keep up with me!"
While the iconic character of Dolly has been portrayed by such actresses as Ginger Rogers, Carol Channing, Pearl Bailey and Ethel Merman on stage, Struthers doesn't worry too much about her predecessors.
"I adore Carol Channing, but I would never dream of trying to do an impression of her as Dolly," she said. "The wonderful thing about Dolly is that she's kind of actress proof. You can be tall or short or whatever.
"I can't help it being my own character because it's my voice, my comic timing. I do me playing Dolly Gallagher Levi."
Struthers has high praise for the entire cast saying she is surrounded by "triple threats, who can sing, dance and act."
Because 2014 is the 50th anniversary of when "Hello, Dolly!" made its multi-Tony Award-winning premiere on Broadway in 1964, Struthers said the cast and crew "feel duty bound to make it as wonderful a show as we can."
"We want it to be an homage to Thornton Wilder, who wrote the play 'The Matchmaker' that 'Hello, Dolly!' is based on and to Jerry Herman, who wrote the music and lyrics to turn it into a musical."
Struthers' favorite musical numbers in the show include:
"It Only Takes a Moment" — "I'm not even in that one, but when Cornelius and Mrs. Molloy sing to each other, it's so beautiful."
"So Long Dearie" — "I do it with a straw hat and cane. It's a razzamatazz number that's just so much fun!"
And, of course, the title song "Hello, Dolly!" — "When I re-enter the restaurant and every man is looking up at me, I can see the adoration in their eyes. It's so emotional that I sometimes tear up. It makes me feel like a school girl."
Tickets for this timeless masterpiece are on sale for $45 each or $40 for groups of 10 or more tickets. Tickets are available online at mattiekellyartscenter.org or in-person or by phone from the box office at 729-6000.
Box office hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday and 6-7:30 p.m. the day of the show. At-the-door seats are the same price as advance tickets. There is a $2 per ticket processing fee on all ticket sales.
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One thousand horsepower at the wheels—just saying it conveys a feeling of superiority. It's even more menacing when that same Corvette makes that much power and still carries the label of street car. Don't cry foul just yet, because thanks to modern technology, LS-powered Vettes are now capable of cracking the magical 1,000-rwhp barrier, cruising the streets, and gulping down premium pump fuel. If you don't believe us, just call East Coast Supercharging (ECS) in Cream Ridge, New Jersey, and it will be more than happy to prove the point many times over. We got the lowdown on two C6 Z06 rides that were recently completed for a couple of customers who wanted a no-compromise combination that could take on all challengers. ECS tore into the cars and performed what is unofficially known as the Hardcore package.
ECS tuner and front man Doug Ring lays it out simply: "This package will allow you to drive from here to Florida without a problem and still knock down mid-20 mpg." The question we kept asking was, How did we get here? Ring was more than happy to open up the ECS cookbook to show off the Hardcore recipe. Cutting right to it, the combination's fundamentals are simple: a 427ci stroker engine with a great set of cylinder heads, an ECS supercharger system (Vortech YSi-trim head unit), an ample fuel supply, a mild camshaft, and a custom ECS tune.
Getting to this level of performance on the street and track didn't happen overnight. We'd be remiss if we didn't mention the research and development that took place on the company's in-house test mule, a C5 convertible that has seen countless hours on the dyno, thousands of miles on the street, and hundreds of runs down the quarter-mile. The on-track efforts paid off, as Ring and the gang at ECS discovered the right blend of power without sacrificing driveability. This combination is sold as a package because it all works together. Ring chose the RHS LS Race block as the starting point.
The RHS block is molded from A357-T6 aluminum material and is thick in certain areas for strength. The lower end has extra clearance for massive stroker crankshafts, and the tall-deck version is capable of being punched out to a massive 510 ci. Billet main caps ensure the crank doesn't walk around under high loads. A Callies 4.000-inch-stroke steel crank has R&R billet rods and Diamond pistons swinging from it. The bores were opened up to 4.125 inches, bringing final displacement to 427 ci. (The final displacement of V-8 engines is calculated using the formula Bore x Bore x Stroke x 6.2832.)
Making horsepower is about airflow, and ECS turned to Mast Motorsports for a set of its six-bolt LS7 305cc cylinder heads. The heads are stuffed with 2.25-inch intake valves and 1.600-inch exhaust valves. The airflow at 0.600-inch lift is an insane 379 cfm with a 305cc intake port. The exhaust side is just as impressive, as it moves 243 cfm through the port at the same valve lift. Valve angle is listed as 12 degrees.
The ECS camshaft is described as the Bigger Cam, and according to Ring, it's in the mid 230s for duration and under 0.600-inch lift. Its mild nature provides a smooth idle that isn't rough and doesn't cause bucking in the low-rpm range during part-throttle action. The car drives just like any other warmed-over, LS-powered Vette. A stock LS7 intake manifold sits on top of the engine, and air is crammed through a factory throttle body, which, according to Ring, is a big contributor to the car's mild street manners.
Forced induction plays a major roll, and ECS added its in-house supercharger system, which utilizes a Vortech YSi-trim supercharger head unit and front-mounted intercooler. Boost is set at 19 psi, and belt slippage doesn't exist, thanks to the ECS 10-rib-pulley drive system. An ECS/Alky Control Methanol System with two nozzles is utilized, and as Ring puts it, "The meth is basically race fuel on demand."
The system is a progressive setup that is boost-referenced so it only sprays meth when needed. "The meth lowers the IAT [inlet air temperatures] and helps meet fuel demand under high boost, yet allows us to tune the low end on pump gas. It plays a big part in these builds," adds Ring.


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The bathroom was very small. The door latch was missing. No in room coffee pot. No ice machine.
Close to Pickwick Landing State Park, and it was close enough to our meetings in Savannah (only 11 miles away). Pretty setting, friendly staff, and good breakfast choices. Man around my age (58) made coffee for me at 0400 in the morning!
A choice of smoking rooms would be nice, but not the end of the world. Still a great experience.
It was very clean, slept great in the bed, wonderful breakfast with good coffee and accessories for the coffee.
The ONLY thing I was disappointed in was the fact that the beds were a full/double in size, and I really expected them to be queen. We unexpectedly stayed a second night in Savannah, and we stayed at another hotel because of that.
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Pelosi's office announced last week that a fourth-grader from Newtown, Conn., who wrote to the California Democrat urging Congress to pass stricter gun laws, will also be her guest.
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Bonn is at the heart of a structurally strong region amidst some of the most beautiful countryside between the Rhine and Siebengebirge hills. Within a few years, it has become one of the leading platforms for dialogue on sustainable development, commerce and science. Germany's UN city offers a mix of leading venues, cultural highlights and strong professional networks in a relatively small area – the ideal environment for successful events.
The Bonn region enjoys a central location in Europe and the three nearest airports can all be reached within an hour. In addition, Bonn is easily accessible on the motorway and InterCityExpress rail network. The city also has superb public transport services.
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The Handbook of Latin American Studies (HLAS) abstracts scholarly books, chapters, articles, conference papers and more recently electronic resources in the social sciences and humanities of interest to Latin Americanists. Edited by the Hispanic Division of the Library of Congress, the HLAS contains materials in English, Spanish and other major European languages.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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"I'm a little bit scattered and frazzled," Ben Affleck declares. His third movie as a director, Argo, is a few weeks from opening, and he has been doing all he can to help it on its way. These days, he explains, he's reluctant to push himself too far to promote movies where he is just an actor—some reasons for this may become clear later on—but when he is the director, everything's different. "I direct a movie," he says, "and I'll stand out there in a chicken outfit with one of those twirling signs: FIVE DOLLARS OFF CHICKEN IF YOU SEE ARGO."
Perhaps it's in that spirit—sign-twirling salesman in a chicken suit—that Affleck initially engages with today's conversation. Never mind that Argo, based on the unbelievable-but-true tale of how the CIA set up a fake Hollywood science-fiction B movie in an attempt to smuggle six Americans out of Iran during the embassy crisis of 1979, is plenty good enough to prosper on its own merits. Its director—and its star—is also prepared to do whatever he must, which these days tends to require his acquiescence in the telling of a simple, three-part story about Ben Affleck's life so far: the rise, the fall, and then the unexpected reemergence as Hollywood's latest actor turned director with the golden touch.
All three parts of that story are, broadly speaking, true, but the full tale is a lot stranger and crazier and, at times, much more brutal. And as we begin to linger on some of the more extraordinary details, Affleck becomes increasingly animated. It feels as though it's been a while since he has really talked this through, and that he might still have as much to work out about what happened to him as anyone else.
Ben Affleck was a child actor, if not exactly a child star. His big success was a long-running educational science TV series called The Voyage of the Mimi, in which he was inquisitive and smart and keen and a little dorky. Acting was all he ever wanted to do, a delicate ambition to hold in a family with a father who had once wished for the same. "I lived with this tremendous fear of failure," Affleck says, "because my father was a playwright and a director, and I think he did a couple of things as a child as an actor as well, and he...he failed, basically. Not just being an alcoholic and stuff. He didn't do what he said he was going to do. He worked with guys who later became famous, like James Woods and Dustin Hoffman, and he wasn't successful. And that wasn't going to be me."
Affleck explicitly connects some of the missteps he would make later in his career to this fear of failure. "That definitely drove me," he says. "It drove me and drove me and drove me." But if it hurt, it also helped. "I have it to blame for some choices of working for money," he reflects, "and I have it to thank for not giving up."
Affleck became friends with Matt Damon when he was 8. Damon was 10. At that age, a two-year gap is huge and an unlikely one to have bridged. Damon's bicycle was too big for Affleck to ride, he remembers, and Damon could simply blow him away on the basketball court. But there was something that balanced everything out. "I was littler and I was younger, but I had done acting," he says, "and that's something that Mattwanted to do. That's the thing I had." He was happy to share it. Affleck introduced Damon to his New York agent, who was pleased to sign up Damon, too: "He had the perfect look—blond-sweet-all-American-boy kind of face." After that, the two of them would travel down from Boston together to fail at the same auditions—for The Mickey Mouse Club, Batman & Robin—and would share lots of intense-young-actor talk, planning out careers they hadn't yet earned any reason to expect. "I remember," says Affleck, laughing at their presumption, "we both decided that the ideal career to have was Robert Duvall's."
After the usual years of struggle came the miracle of Good Will Hunting. "It was a product of a time in one's life that is actually kind of magical—when you've become capable and have yet to realize that you're fallible and that you're going to die," Affleck reflects. In the movie, Damon was the lead—the instinctive math genius who may or may not learn to cherish and use his talent—and Affleck was the kindhearted storytelling manual-laborer friend who, for his comrade to soar free, would have to be left behind. Much of what the two of them put into the screenplay was drawn from their own lives, but it took Affleck a while to realize that some people also assumed that this overall dynamic was true. "Like 'Here's the lovable dim friend who's along for the ride' or something," he says. "And Matt was a math genius! I didn't even realize it for a long time, because it was such a positive experience. It was only two years later I had a conversation with a girl in the business, she said something along the lines of, 'I thought you were the dim-witted friend—you're pretty bright.' I was shocked. I had this moment of profound reflection: Does everybody think this about me?"


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Directors plea to Barrow AFC fans ahead of Macclesfield cup clash
Last updated at 16:42, Monday, 10 December 2012
THE Barrow AFC board of directors have issued a rallying call for supporters to get behind the club's struggling team.
The Bluebirds lost 2-0 at home against Hereford United in front of the live Premier Sports television cameras on Friday night and for 19 hours sat bottom of Blue Square Bet Premier.
Nuneaton, who were thrashed 6-1 at Wrexham on Saturday, have now replaced Barrow at the foot of the table due to their inferior goal-difference.
With the season approaching the halfway stage, attention now shifts to the FA Cup and tomorrow's huge second round tie against non-league rivals Macclesfield Town at Holker Street (kick-off 7.45pm).
At stake is £27,000 in prize money and a home third round tie against the best team outside of the Premier League, Cardiff City.
In a statement, released on the club's website, the board of directors say: "Tuesday night's FA Cup tie against Macclesfield is now looming large and the club are hoping that the Furness public will turn out in force as they have done for big games in the past.
"With the prize of a home third round tie against Cardiff City, the club hope that fans will turn out to be the extra man to take them past a tricky Macclesfield."
The Bluebirds will be desperate to see a big increase on Friday night's attendance, which at just 867 was described as "another disappointing crowd" by the club in a season that has seen numbers on the terraces fall significantly.
Barrow supporters who retain tickets from tomorrow's second round tie will – if AFC make it through – be given a priority sales period, after members and season-ticket holders but before general sale, to get third round tickets.
First published at 16:37, Monday, 10 December 2012
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Have your say
BAFC were given 5000 quid for hosting this televised match, with an attendance of 867 & divide 5000 pound against say 13 quid entrance fee equates to 385 folk paying 13 quid to get in, so really you could argue that the attendance monies gained = Att of 1252 So they never lost out at all.
2 games are better than none !
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Born Freeman Thomas, he was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge. He assumed the surname "Freeman-Thomas" by Royal Licence in 1892, and was Member of Parliament for Hastings and for Bodmin from 1900 to 1910.
He was raised to the peerage as Baron Willingdon, of Ratton in the County of Sussex, in 1910, and was further created Viscount Willingdon, with the same territorial designation, in 1924, Earl of Willingdon and Viscount Ratendone, of Willingdon in the County of Sussex, in 1931, and finally Marquess of Willingdon in 1936. This was the most recent Marquessate created in the Peerage of the United Kingdom.
He donated the Willingdon Cup to the Royal Canadian Golf Association in 1927, for Canadian interprovincial amateur golf competition. The cup has been contested annually since that year.
The Willingdon Club in Bombay was established with membership open to both Indians and British after he was denied entry, although he was Viceroy, with Indian friends to the Royal Bombay Yacht Club. The Willingdon Club continues to flourish today.
Lord Willingdon was the Chief Scout for India, in which he served with real and sincere interest, not simply in an ex officio position. He was convinced that Scouting was contributing to the welfare and development of India, particularly in the villages. At his request, J. S. Wilson paid special attention to the cooperation of Scouting with village development.
He died in 1941, and was succeeded by his younger son Inigo, Viscount Ratendone, his elder son, Lieutenant the Hon. Gerard Freeman-Thomas, having been killed in the First World War whilst serving with the Coldstream Guards. He and his wife are buried in the nave of Westminster Abbey.


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Sep 23, 2008
Toys'R'Us Sale
I checked out the website and LEGO products are listed as being covered, but no word on in-store - if someone else wants to verify and drop me an email, it'd be appreciated.
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- Edward said...
I saw this in the Sunday paper, and thought it was a good deal too, until I went into the store. We were looking at the Police Headquarters for my boy, and it was $10 more at TRU versus Amazon. Amazon has no tax (to my location) and free shipping. I? compared a few other random sets with Amazon, and found Amazon to be cheaper on all of them in the $5 - $10 range. The killer was that the TRU price for the NXT was $290. I thought the MSRP for that was $250 - at least that's what I got mine for when it came out at Christmastime in 2006.
Obviously, YMMV, and it may be a good deal depending on what you were planning on getting. Just be sure to do the math first.
- Sep 24, 2008, 12:42:00 AM
- MG said...
I've visited the Toys 'R Us webpage and saw that the sale they have on Lego Mindstorms is "Buy 2 get 3rd Free" offer. It includes $15 credit for shipping.
Running the numbers (tax & shipping) it comes to $197.49 per Mindstorm kit. Not bad if you need 3 kits =pa
- Sep 24, 2008, 4:29:00 AM
Actually, the mindstorms nxt set ships completely free. The $15 Free Shipping Credit is for Bill Me Later Customers. Under that text is a "SHIPS FREE" graphic, that means it ships free. It's confusing, but it does ship TOTALLY free.
Definitely do the math first, even though the Technic sets were 1-2 dollars more in-store, I saved a few hundred dollars when everything was totaled out!
Please complain to toysrus about them charging more than MSRP for Mindstorms NXT.
- Sep 24, 2008, 4:56:00 PM
- Eric D. Burdo said...
The local store here has them. If you need several kits, it's one of the better deals available. Works out to about $200 each (after taxes). Most of the time, the cheapest you can buy the kits for is about $230 US.
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¡Hola! Welcome to Mexico! Inspired by traditional mariachis and marimbas, Mexico Barbie® doll is ready for any fiesta! Doll wears a bright pink ruffled dress with colorful lace and ribbon accents. Includes "passport," country stickers, Chihuahua friend and brush.
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As of this writing #RNCPowerGrab is trending on Twitter, and for good reason. Everything you need to know you can find at Michelle Malkin here.
Basically, there are rules changes that could and would prevent candidates like Gingrich and Santorum from being able to have any fight left in them after the first few primaries...not good for the cause of conservatism.
That the GOP establishment (that we've been told doesn't exist) pull something so brazen at the most important convention the party and country could ever have is nothing less than aneurysm inducing stupidity.
This is not going to end well for the ivory tower gang.