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We do well to remember Martin Luther's insistence that at the same time we are justified, we are also sinners. Until we are glorified, we will struggle with sin. However, we must not let this knowledge make us think we ...Read More
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Even a broken clock is correct twice a day, or so the saying goes. False teaching is particularly dangerous because rarely will false teachers speak no truth at all. That truth is spoken on occasion, however, does not make one ...Read More
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Most of us would readily leave a church in which a leader is promoting a view of sexuality not in line with Scripture. However, though today's passage is primarily a warning about false teachers, we should all likewise beware lest ...Read More
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False teachers who leave the church to start their own cults are, in a sense, easier to deal with because they have clearly set themselves apart from the Christian community. More insidious are those teachers who hold onto the name ...Read More
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That Peter calls demons "glorious ones" does not suggest they have some goodness left in them. Rather, it warns us of the power and might they still possess even though they are fallen. Though we must not fear evil if ...Read More
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When we confess our sins before the Lord, it is easy to remember our flagrant violations of His law. Harder to see, however, are those times when we have known what is right and yet have not done it. Perhaps ...Read More
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When we do not ask the Lord to meet our needs, or if we ask Him to do so with the wrong motives, we will miss out on the wisdom and all the other blessings that God freely offers to ...Read More
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James' complaint that the tongue is untameable demonstrates that even the "best" Christian will never in this life perfectly control his tongue. Still, if we continually curse others with our words, then we must question the presence of God in ...Read More
The Untameable Tongue
Contrary to some theological traditions, the Bible does not teach that it is possible to achieve a sinless perfection this side of heaven. Today's passage reminds us of the powerful presence of sin, especially as manifested in the tongue. However, ...Read More
The Fiery Tongue
In today's passage, James reminds us that it only takes a small flame to cause a great fire. Oftentimes the most offensive and hurtful things that we say appear to be insignificant at the time. However, snide and subtle comments ...Read More
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Bushnell ONIX 400
CHECK THIS OUT!! XM Radio and Bushnell have just introduced the Bushnell Onix 400, Portable GPS, XM Radio and Real Time Local Weather data.
Apparently, weather content is overlaid (screen layering) on the navigation screen you're following. I guess the advantage is, that you will see storm fronts moving towards (or away from) your current (LOCAL) position and/or intended route -- including potentiall dangerous lighting storms, snow, ice etc. You can also download airal photos and satelite images and reference them by GPS coodinance.
I believe it wil also provide weather forcasts along your ploted course.
Learn More: http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/ce...r-tracker.html
Well? Any reaction? What do you guys think of this thing?:huh
What does it cost per month?
The reason I ask is that XM Weather is $100 per month...That is a little out side of my pocket book...
Weather is either $29 or $39 per month. I'd have to look around again for it to be sure.
XMWX is $100 one time fee and $99 per month.
This is what they charge now for WX. I hope they lower it but I don't see that coming anytime soon.
As I said before it is out of my price range.
And it is cheaper if you are not buying the groud package!
Yeah. If you want a whole lot of wx info you can't use, that's the price.
Go here: http://www.xmwxweather.com/weather/m...ce_pricing.xmc
and you will find you can pick from different packages 2 $29 and $49 per month. One time registration fee is also in effect. You can suspend they service for the winter if you want and reactivate it in the spring. You have to ask for it to be suspended, not canceled. Canceling will get you another startup fee in the spring. I use the sailor package myself, but the two others might fit your needs better.
What GPS do you use it with?
I just moved from a 2610 to the Garmin 478.
It works great. I keep reading about all the Zumo stuff and am glad I decided on the 478.
You wouldn't happen to be familiar with the Sirius weather service would you? Hard to evaluate that one fully from their website, but it looks comparable. They indicate that they are offering a $29.99/month "charter subscriber" rate for a full package. I couldn't figure out if a special antenna was required for Sirius or not.
I would like to use whatever package I end up getting with a Garmin 2820 GPS. Care to offer an opinion on which might work best with that unit?
Geez, for that kind of monthly fee, wouldn't you just get a web enabled phone or pda and get your weather online?
I dunno, I guess I'm not that hard core :eek1
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Roanoke College professor and student collaborate on World War II book
Dr. Robert Schultz, Fishwick Professor of English, has co-authored a newly released book, We Were Pirates: A Torpedoman's Pacific War.
SALEM, Va. - Dr. Robert Schultz, Fishwick Professor of English, has co-authored a newly released book, We Were Pirates: A Torpedoman's Pacific War. On September 29 at 7:30 p.m., in the Wortmann Ballroom at the Colket Center, the authors will read from their work.
The work chronicles the Navy's Pacific war, bolstered with eyewitness accounts by Robert Hunt, a torpedoman on the USS Tambor for 12 consecutive war patrols. Schultz and Hunt were neighbors in Iowa for years before the veteran revealed to him his remarkable war experiences.
Hunt's dozen patrols on the Tambor included stints at Wake Island, Pearl Harbor, the Battle of Midway, the Philippines, the South China Sea and off the coast of Japan. He survived several life-threatening attacks, including a harrowing 17-hour ordeal at the bottom of the East China Sea, under assault by a Japanese destroyer. For his service, Hunt received a special letter of commendation from Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz.
At Schultz's request, Hunt worked for a year, writing down his memories, including stories of the sometimes-unbridled revelry of onshore liberty between patrols. He presented Schultz with over 200 pages of notes, and he also shared a diary, photographs and memorabilia with the professor.
When Schultz left Iowa to accept the Fishwick professorship at Roanoke College, he met freelance writer James Shell, a nontraditional student in two classes that Schultz was teaching. Shell took an interest in the project, and a faculty-student collaboration began.
We Were Pirates relies on several sources, principally Hunt himself. In addition, Schultz and Shell researched other war histories and official naval records and reports. Shell took on the task of editing Hunt's notes and aided with drafting and revision. Schultz says that Shell is the principal author of several chapters and that his work "was invaluable in keeping the project moving forward."
"We Were Pirates" is an important addition to the catalogue of World War II books because Hunt's perspective as an enlisted man offers details not often found in the official records and histories of this era. His 12 consecutives war patrols on a single boat far exceeded the average tour of duty, and thus his recollections offer a continuity of viewpoint that is missing from many accounts.
Schultz is also the author of The Madhouse Nudes, a novel, and Winter in Eden, a book of poetry.
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Thread: Royal Baby
August 5th, 2012 07:34 PM #11
I would love to see a princess Alice and Diana would be cute if they added it to the name. Honestly I would love a Victoria as a princess because the name is so elegant and would fit a princess.
For a boy I would love Rupert (I love this name but my hubby vetoed it) or Louis like someone else mentioned.
I don't think the royal couple will choose a trendy name.
November 13th, 2012 12:41 PM #13
A little Prince:
I'm fairly certain that one of the three "middle names" (except, for royals they aren't middle names, they're just ... other names) will be Arthur which is a name held by both the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge, and it was also one of King George VI's names. Then there's the Michael (for Michael Middleton) and Charles (for the Prince of Wales), I think Michael has a fair shot, but I think it's more likely that we'll get to see Philip (for the Duke of Edinburgh) there rather than Charles - maybe both will be in there. More unlikely (or as I like to call them, the "second-baby") names are Richard, Alfred, Frederick, Patrick and David.
For first names, I am so torn because my favourite definitely is James, but it's just so unlikely they'll name a song that as both Catherine's brother and William's cousin are named that. I think it'll be between either George or Albert, both names have things speaking against them though; George is horribly old-fashioned, and there already is a little Albert in the family. An outsider of sorts could be Alexander, there's been a Scottish King named Alexander I, so a little Alexander would actually be King Alexander II. It would also be a nice homage to Queen Alexandra, the wife of King Edward VII.
George Philip Arthur Michael
Albert Philip Arthur Charles
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And the outsider:
Alexander Charles Arthur Philip
A little Princess:
There are so many likely names for a girl, Elizabeth (for Queen Elizabeth I and Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II), Victoria (for Queen Victoria), Mary (for Queen Mary I + II), Alexandra (for the Queen Consort, Alexandra of Denmark) and Margaret (for Queen Margaret I of Scotland and Princess Margaret, the Countess of Snowdon), I'm not sure which one of them they're going to use, but I'm almost certain it's gonna be one of those. As for "middle names", I feel very tempted to say "the ones above not used as a first name", but then again there's Charlotte, Rose, Diana, Alice, Frances, Anne and Caroline (which is a more regal version of Catherine's mum's name, Carole). I also think that Philippa could be a nice homage to both the Duke of Edinburgh and Pippa Middleton. I am not sure that Diana is going to be used at all, it's very easy to believe that William would want to pay respect to his mother, but then it wouldn't be "more" than giving his daughter either Diana or Frances as a "middle name". Victoria as the first name also kind of bugs me, I mean, "Queen Victoria" is some name to live up to.
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November 18th, 2012 03:50 AM #15
They won't give names that are considered unlucky in the British Royal Family, like John or Richard. James is still too tied to the Jacobites.
The German names (Charlotte, Albert) are still off-limits, imo.
They have spoken candidly in interviews about using Diana for a first daughter, at least as a first middle. Pippa Middleton strikes me as an unlikely namesake.
Personally I would love to see some of the more ancient royal names revived, like Eleanor/Alienor or some of the old ethel- names. It would also be interesting (not to mention politically expedient) to have a Welsh, Scottish and Irish name, especially given the pains both William (living on Anglesey) and Charles have taken to identify with Wales.Blade, MD
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I really cant see them using Diana as a first name, possibly a middle but i'm not convinced about that either. I think that William had a special relationship with his mum and would definetely want to honor her but I think it'll be more subtle than that. When you remember Diana a lot of good things come to mind but it's impossible not to think about all the sadness and tragedy in her life and the terrible way that it ended. Thats an awful lot of baggage to pass on to a little girl, plus William has made no secret of the fact he is very protective of Kate so imagine what he'll be like with his kids. Theres already sooooo much interest in this baby before its even conceived I think that using the name Diana would be like puting a target on her for the press, there will be a flood of comparison anyway we already seen it with Kate so if their first child is a girl the same thing will happen with her and naming her Diana i feel would just add fuel to it all. Also the name could be seen as unlucky in a way so the superstitious royal family might vito it on those grounds.
Of course I could be completely wrong and William could channel some of his mother and brothers rebelious nature and call the baby Diana just to spite his granny
Who knows but peronally the name just reminds me of Michael Jacksons Dirty Diana, I much prefer Victoria or Alexandria they just have a regal feel imo and for a boy I think Alfred (Alfie) or Arthur would be niceAurora, Elena, Verity, Astrid, Annabelle, Evangeline, Lucia, Iris, Thea, Vivian, Ariana, Genevieve, Seren, Clio, Vera
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November 18th, 2012 07:21 AM #19
If their first baby is a girl, she would not be Diana.
Now that their first baby will, in theory, ascend to the throne (that's assuming the UK still has a monarchy then), so if the first baby is a girl she will be the future Queen. There will be no Queen Diana, it's not a traditional royal name in the UK.
I fully expect they will, of course, use it as a middle name.
I can actually see them using Elizabeth for a girl, after the Queen, and it's also Kate's middle name (and her mum's MN too). And of course, it was also the Queen Mother's name, and William adored his great-grandmother.
I wouldn't be surprised if they used Margaret as a MN - perhaps not for a first daughter - but if they had a subsequent daughter. Princess Margaret was the Queen's sister and I have a hunch that she would be honored if possible.
I'm going to stick my neck out and predict their first child will be a girl and she'll be Elizabeth Diana Charlotte or Elizabeth Charlotte Diana.
If I recall, I remember reading that William has said they'd like two children, but I think their second child will turn out to be boy/girl twins. I don't know why I think this, I just do.
I think they'd be called Henry Philip Albert & Alice Margaret Anne.
Traditionally it seems that the family of the future monarch's spouse are not honored in names, so for example William and Harry don't have any names from Diana's family, even her father. I find that rather bizarre when I first learned of that. Therefore it's hard to say if Kate's family will be honored in the names, and on past form, it seems unlikely.
Edited to add: I also agree with archiemrs11 about the name Diana - I don't think Wililam would want to give any daughter him and Kate have, the pressure of having the first name Diana, and all the expectation that would bring. Knowing what the British media are like, they'd all be expecting this hypothetical child to be "just like Diana", and that's an awful lot for anyone to live up to.
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Climbing is more fun with a partner, and you need one to go up on a rope (you can boulder on your own). We recommend you drag a friend or family member along for your Introductory Lesson; they will likely get hooked!
There are a few online services that can help you find a climbing partner:
The Ontario Climbing forum has a page for indoor climbers:
- http://ontarioclimbing.com/forum/index.php?board=10.0
There is also a "meetup" group called Ontario Rock Climbers that coordinates climbing times for new climbers or those looking for a partner:
- http://www.meetup.com/ontarioclimbing/
This group holds regular meetup events at True North Climbing, currently scheduled weekly on Sunday 10 AM, Tuesday 7 PM, and Thursday 7 PM, but please check the website in case of changes.
And new climbers often attend our weekly free Technique Classes (Mondays and Tuesdays at 9pm). The topic for each week is announced on our Facebook and Twitter feeds.


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Since IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse JDT are both Java IDEs, the migration of Java applications is quite simple, with respect to several terminology differences, however. For example, what in Eclipse is called "project" is IntelliJ IDEA "module". IntelliJ IDEA's "project", in the turn, is somehow similar to what Eclipse users know as "workspace". Actually, to migrate Java applications that are not Eclipse plugins to IntelliJ IDEA, all you need is to create the similar project structure in IntelliJ IDEA as you have in Eclipse. If you want to migrate the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) application , refer to the Using IntelliJ IDEA for Eclipse RCP development article.
So, lets begin with the migration with step-by-step instructions.
- Create a new project in IntelliJ IDEA (File | New project ).
In the next wizard step, specify the path where the compiler will store its output files. IntelliJ IDEA suggests the path based on the project file location (specified in the previous step). If you have a separate output folder for your Eclipse projects, you can specify this folder here.
Note that the default output path used in Eclipse differs from one suggested by IDEA, so change 'classes' to 'bin' if you create your IDEA project in the same location where you have the Eclipse project with default output folder already.
Specify a project JDK that will be used to compile, debug and run your program from IntelliJ IDEA. It is also used for standard Java SDK class resolution, opening library sources and Javadoc documentation (the typical set of IntelliJ IDEA code assisting tools).
This configuration is stored in IntelliJ IDEA project file and can be shared between team members if you put the project file into your VCS.
- If you have only one project in the Eclipse workspace or all your workspace projects you want to migrate don't depend on each other, you can create a single-module IntelliJ IDEA project. Otherwise, you need a multi-module configuration, where you need to create as many IntelliJ IDEA Java modules as you have projects in the Eclipse workspace.
In the Project Structure window, click the "+" icon to add a module.
- Select Java Module and click Next.
For each module you need to configure its content root and source directory.
The content root includes all necessary files and folders for your module (resources, source files and other module artifacts). If you create the IDEA project in the existing folder where the Eclipse project is located, use this folder as module content root.
- Specify the module source directory. That is the folder where top-level packages must be located (the path should be relative to the module content root).
- To add another module to the IntelliJ IDEA project, repeat steps 6 - 8.
- If the migrated Eclipse projects you have transformed to IDEA modules reference each other , you need to add the referenced modules to the module dependencies of the module that depends on them.
- If your Eclipse projects use some external libraries you need to create the project library consisting of these classes and add it to the classpath of the modules that use them.
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That's all! Now you can edit, run and debug your Eclipse application from IntelliJ IDEA.


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Bonhams Sale of Richard Diebenkorn Print Leaves Market Green With Envy – artmarketblog.com
The sale of Richard Diebenkorn's etching Green, 1986 for US$ 338,500 inc. premium against an estimate of US$ 200,000 – 300,000 by Bonhams in San Francisco on the 23rd of October was the second highest price achieved for a print by the artist at auction.
Recognised as a leading West Coast Abstract Expressionist in the 1950s, Diebenkorn turned his attention to figurative painting in 1955 only to return to abstraction in 1967. During the next twenty years he would forge one of the most compelling and masterful bodies of work of the 20th century.
Initialed in pencil, numbered 16/60 (there were also 10 artist's proofs) and measuring 45 x 35 1/8in (sheet 53 5/8 x 40 1/2in), the Green print was published/printed by Crown Point Press/Marcia Bartholme, San Francisco in 1986.
An indication of how healthy the top of the print market is, Christies New York sold number 41 of the edition of 60 in 1998 for $90,500 against an estimate of $60,000 – $80,000. Christie's also achieved the highest price for a print by Diebenkorn on the 26th of April 2011 when they sold number 57 of the Green edition for $422,500 against an estimate of $200,000 – $300,000 in New York.
According to Christie's, "Although Diebenkorn had previously shunned large scale prints, he was immediately inspired by the oversized, unusually soft copper plate Crown Point had purchased. Several other etchings resulted from this same piece of copper including Indigo Horizontal, Center Square, and Blue Softground."
An exhibition of Diebenkorn's prints from the years 1961-1992 was held at Greenberg Van Doren Gallery between the 26th of April and the 29th of June 2012. Commenting on the exhibition, Kathan Brown, Crown Point Press founder, said that "Richard Diebenkorn's works in color etching, especially the large aquatint titled Green, are among the most celebrated of our time."
Richard Diebenkorn: The Ocean Park Series, a retrospective of one of the most important bodies of work in American abstract painting, is another recent exhibition that has lifted the artist's profile. Co-organized by the Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA) and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the touring show was first shown at the OCMA from February 26 – May 27, 2012.
Adding to the value of the Diebenkorn's oeuvre is a project to create a complete catalogue of the artist's paintings and works on paper which is being jointly sponsored by The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and the estate of Richard Diebenkorn.
The catalogue will only include unique objects, as a future project will cover multiples. It is expected that the final catalogue raisonné will include nearly 700 oil paintings and some 4,000 works on paper.
Bonhams sale of Green, 1986 indicates that there is a strong desire for the most significant and valuable prints from top modern and contemporary artists – perhaps a reflection of a market that is beginning to show the effects of prices for original works that have skyrocketed to ridiculously high levels.
image: Green, 1986. Etching with aquatint and drypoint in colors on Somerset paper, initialed in pencil, dated '86′ and numbered 16/60
**Nicholas Forrest is a Sydney/London based art market analyst, art consultant and writer. He is the founder of the Art Market Blog (artmarketblog.com) which offers independent commentaries as well as research and analysis on the current art market, and has recently been published in Fabrik magazine, Verve magazine, Visual Art Beat magazine, Australian Art Collector magazine, Art & Investment magazine and many others. Nic has made several radio appearances (both nationally and internationally) as an art market expert and has received press from the likes of the New York Times, Conde Nast Portfolio and Times of London.
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However, the Wildcats have a more immediate -- and more important -- task at hand. It also happens to be one that has escaped UK in its NCAA Tournament history.
In UK's last four NCAA Tournament appearances, the Wildcats have lost the opening game of the regionals in all four games, including 2012 when UK fell in 21 innings to Kent State -- another potential matchup in game two of this regional. Kentucky is making its eighth trip to the NCAA Tournament in program history, while looking to record only its second-ever opening game win in a regional. In the seven previous NCAA Regional opening-game appearances, UK's lone win came in 1988 vs. Rutgers.
For Kentucky to be successful, the Cats cannot afford to look past a team that enters its first NCAA Tournament since 2009, while riding a recent hot streak.
Kansas makes the trek to Louisville having won its last nine Big 12 conference regular-season games before entering postseason play, including 11 of its last 15 games overall. Prior to reeling off nine straight Big 12 regular season wins, the Jayhawks sat at 23-20 on the season with slim hopes of making the NCAA Tournament, but that's the funny thing about baseball: Any team can get hot at any time of the season.
For KU, it couldn't have happened at a better time.
"To win nine games in a row in any good league is hard, mathematically it's really hard if you just look at the statistics or percentages," said Kentucky head coach Gary Henderson. "They've got an older group. They got hot. They're playing well. They deserve to be here."
Friday's matchup on the diamond will mark the first between the two programs who have rich traditions on the hardwood. The two head coaches realize just how important that first game of the regional is. It can set the tone for the remainder of the regional or it can put you in a hole from the very beginning.
"I'm not sure I have a word other than, really important," said Henderson. "The only thing I can tell you is you have to win that game. Is it impossible if you lose? No, it's not impossible. As a coach, you know what you need to do to make that path as likely or as easy as you can, and it's winning the first game."
Two years ago the Wildcats were facing a similar situation in the Gary Regional with Purdue as the No. 1 seed. UK was matched up with Kent State in game one, while a potential Purdue tilt awaited if both teams took care of business. The unexpected happened in most people's eyes. Kent State outlasted the Wildcats in a marathon 21-inning contest that saw Kent State advancing to face the Boilermakers and UK already in a hole to face Valparaiso.
Henderson is making it a point to not let history repeat itself once again in 2014.
"Two years ago we're talking about Purdue," Henderson explained. "We don't need to talk about Purdue. We need to talk about Kent State and then the next day you're not playing Purdue anyway. You're playing Valpo. We need to do everything we can to play well tomorrow at 2 p.m. and then whoever we have is whoever we have."
Henderson's players have echoed the same statement. Current UK standouts Austin Cousino and just-named Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Year A.J. Reed were freshmen on that 2012 team that fell in the opening game of the Gary Regional. They are determined to not let that happen as juniors.
"We have to win the first one and whoever it may be after (Kansas), I think you just have to go out and play regardless of who the team is and who they are pitching," Cousino said. "We just have to come out ready."
"The first game is obviously the most important one," Reed said. "We don't want to start out in a hole and have to work our way back and beat a team twice to win the regional, so the first game is the most important and we're confident having Kyle (Cody) out there. He's going to give us a good effort and we're going to come out and play good defense and swing the bats well and our bullpen guys are going to do well, so we feel good about it."
Sophomore righthander Kyle Cody has the task of taking the mound in game one in hopes of starting Kentucky on a positive note. The Chippewa Falls, Wis., native enters Friday's start at 4-0 on the season with a 2.65 ERA, while coming off an impressive 4-2 win in the SEC Tournament vs. the top-seeded Florida Gators.
"I've been pitching well since Georgia and Hoover (for the SEC Tournament) was a big confidence-booster for me and I just want to keep things rolling for the team," Cody said. "I just have to go do my part. We have to win game one because it's a big deal to get here in the first place. I just have to have full confidence in myself and go up there and give a good start for the team."
UK's season won't end after Friday's game either way, but a win will go a long way in determining just how far the Wildcats can go, and if you didn't get the hint: Game one is a pretty big deal.


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A Day Just for YA
- By Meghann
- 17 April, 2013
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Here in the library biz, YA stands for Young Adult or in other words Teen books. Young Adult books haven't always been around, so count yourself lucky, whippersnapper. I remember, back in the day after you read through chapter books the only thing left was the adult fiction section. (And the walk to the library was always unhill and covered in snow.) I got more than a few glances reading Steven King at the ripe old age of 12.
But now Teen Literature is here and we love it! That's why we celebrate Teen Literature Day on April 18th. It's a day where we librarians double our efforts to reach those kids reaching for Stephen King when they might like Divergent by Veronica Roth, or Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins better. There are a lot of really great Young Adult books out there that you and even your parents might enjoy. I promise it's still cool if they do. Check out a few of our favorites and celebrate Teen Literature Day every day.
(Alphabetical by title because I'm a librarian.)
Divergent by Veronica Roth
Cinder by Marissa Meyer
Fault in our Stars by John Green
Gone by Michael Grant
Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
I Hunt Killers by Barry Lyga
Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater
Rotters by Daniel Kraus
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review: Nikon AF-S 28mm f/1.8G lens
To test out the Nikon AF-S 28mm f/1.8G (vendor), I met up with Anelisa in Brooklyn to try my hand at some environmental portraiture. With such a wide field-of-view, you inevitably have to include the background.
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Portfolio UpdatePosted by Ian
Mar 13
So, it's time to update my portfolio. These last two years at Oompa have absorbed about all of my time; as you can see it's been awhile since I've made a post…
Anyhow, now's the time! Keep your eyes on ianPark.us and ianDoes.com, I haven't decided which one I want to use for the new portfolio page yet, but it's most likely going to be one of the two.
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- Newspaper Ads (Isthmus, Wisconsin State Journal, Capital Times)
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Authors:Susan Davis Lenski, Susan L. Nierstheimer,
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Keywords: approach, developmental, reading, teacher, becoming
Number of Pages: 528
Published: 2003-03-28
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For Introduction to Reading and Beginning Reading courses. This developmentally organized, constructivist reading methods book places the reader squarely in today's reading classroom, grounding theoretical discussion with self-regulating pedagogy and providing a wealth of actual classroom examples and activities. The result is a polished, engaging book that will quickly instill in future teachers the joy of helping children learn to read and read to learn. Follows children's literacy progress as they develop from being early readers to being interpretive readers to being independen
Authors:Susan Jurow, Susan Barnard,
Publisher: Routledge
Keywords: library, setting, management, quality, total, integrating
Number of Pages: 214
Published: 1993-07-19
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Improve the delivery of library services by implementing total quality management (TQM), a system of continuous improvement employing participative management and centered on the needs of customers. Although TQM was originally designed for and successfully applied in business and manufacturing settings, this groundbreaking volume introduces strategies for translating TQM principles from the profit-based manufacturing sector to the library setting. Integrating Total Quality Management in a Library Setting shows librarians how to improve library services by implementing strategies such as employ
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Susan Kees, a 26-year resident of Telluride, provides direction for the hiker, with maps, descriptions, and histories of the hiking trails of this area. THG gives all the information needed to enjoy the spectacular highlands of Telluride, plus historical narratives that bring the mountains to life. Included are 90 plus hikes, extreme skiing routes and historic walks around town.
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Published: 2003-05-01
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FOR EACH, THERE COULD BE ONLY ONE They came from the darkest places: secluded monasteries, the Carpathian mountains, galaxies under siege. They were men with the blackest pasts--warriors, vampire monks, leaders of armies--but whose passions burned like dying stars. They had but one purpose: to find those women who fulfilled them, completed them, and made them rage with a fire both holy and profane. They sought soul mates whose touch consumed them, yet whose kisses refreshed like the coolest rain. And each man knew that for him there was only one true love--and in finding her, he would f
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Authors:Susan Haller, Susan McRoy, Alfred Kobsa,
Publisher: Springer
Keywords: interaction, initiative, mixed, models, computational
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Published: 1999-08-31
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Computational Models of Mixed-Initiative Interaction brings together research that spans several disciplines related to artificial intelligence, including natural language processing, information retrieval, machine learning, planning, and computer-aided instruction, to account for the role that mixed initiative plays in the design of intelligent systems. The ten contributions address the single issue of how control of an interaction should be managed when abilities needed to solve a problem are distributed among collaborating agents. Managing control of an interaction among humans an


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Tariq M. Sawandi, M.H., N.D.
First Serial Rights
Tariq M. Sawandi
Copyright ©2003
are differences in body physiology between the races of Mankind.
Every human has a specific biochemical makeup and therefore requires a
unique biochemical diet in order to stay healthy and free from disease.
has programmed every human body-type with certain food parameters which helps to
prevent damage to the biochemical nutritional homeostasis (balance).
Ancient African health practitioners taught that the human body has a
vital force (aura, electromagnetic field) that allows one type of vitamin to
change into another type of vitamin/or energy.
is important to understand that energy is the basic unit of the human body.
It is the foundation upon which all the cells, organs, tissues, and
chemicals are formed in the body. The
body emits a vibratory frequency which reflects the thoughts, foods, and
medicines we ingest and contributes to the structure of our vital force.
The Center for Disease Control 's 2001 health statistics show that African-Americans are1.8 times more likely to die from heart disease than non-Hispanic whites; Blacks are1.3 times more likely to die from breast cancer; 2.8 times more likely to die from prostate cancer and 1.4 times more likely to die from colon cancer. More than 2.7 million African Americans – 1 in 9 have diabetes. African Americans are 1.6 times more likely to have diabetes than non-Hispanic whites. About 72,000 African Americans have sickle cell anemia, and the disease occurs in approximately 1 in every 500 African-American births and 1 in every 1,000-1,400 Hispanic-American births. Approximately 2 million Americans, or 1 in 12 African Americans, carry the sickle cell trait.
purpose of the following report is to show that this great human tragedy in our
communities CAN BE STOPPED NOW,
entirely on the basis of existing nutritional health knowledge.
We will explore the theory that cancer, heart disease, and sickle cell
anemia is a deficiency disease aggravated by the lack of an essential food
compound in African people's diet, and that its control is to be found simply
in restoring this nutrient in our daily diet.
Western View of Health and Disease
average doctor today under the Western system of medicine has spent over ten
years acquiring training to learn about disease causation.
Hence, there is a tendency among many physicians to look for a positive
"cause-and-effect" relationship in which something clearly causes something
else – a virus, or bacteria must "cause" a disease. The idea that disease
is caused by an outside agency, or virus is rooted in the Germ Theory of
disease, first proposed by the French scientist, Louis Pasteur in the
are many diseases that plague the human family today which modern science has
spent many billions of dollars searching for a prevention or cure, but they are
no closer to the answers today than they were over a hundred years ago.
Perhaps the main reason is that they are still looking for that
"something" which causes these diseases instead of the "lack" of
ultimate solution to the scientist's most puzzling medical problem is to be
found in a near-primitive concoction of herbs and foods.
However, medical doctors have been trained to search for "complex"
answers rather than looking to the simple laws of nature.
As Dr. Laila Afrika, pioneer of African ethnomedicine put it aptly:
health science they (western doctors) believe that the body destroys itself with
disease. Therefore, they must give
toxic, poisonous drugs and vaccines to stop the body from killing itself.
In Caucasian medical science, they believe that evil bacteria and virus
are trying to kill good bacteria and virus."
Health Science
African system of health disagrees with the idea of germs being the sole source
of disease. Historically, African
health science was founded upon holistic principles.
This science pre-dates Egyptian medical science and is between 20,000 and
100,000 years old. In fact, it is
the oldest medical science on the planet. African
health practitioners were devoted to teaching individuals to improve their
physical, mental, and spiritual health through preventative lifestyles.
The African physician and health professional had to first develop their
own understanding of how African physiology worked on all levels before they
could treat diseased individuals. This
wholistic wisdom has been passed down to us as "The Science of African
Bio-chemistry". This is the
African health system according to "Naturopathic" principles.
In this system, the patient is given an herb or food that will help the
body defend itself. For example, if
a patient is suffering from joint pain (arthritis), then this would perhaps
indicate that there may be a calcium and/or mineral deficiency caused by a
nutritional deficiency in the diet.
African physician would advise or teach their patient what lifestyle,
nutritional, emotional, or dietary changes should be made to alleviate the
condition. This philosophy was
consistent with the laws of nature and is based upon a belief in the body's
innate God-given, natural ability to heal itself when given the appropriate
herbs, seeds, and foods.
The human body contains millions of microorganisms which support and help to keep our immune systems healthy and have enabled us to have healthy lives. The ancient Africans believed that a healthy immune system is responsible for the health and healing of the human body. From this premise, health problems occur as the result of "something lacking" in our nutrition, leaving the human body vulnerable to disease. African medicine is a nutrient based system. A diet and lifestyle deficient in vital nutrients makes us susceptible to opportunistic infections, and cellular disorganization (cancer). This is why some people who are exposed to the cold virus do not get a cold. Or why some people are able to recuperate from a deadly disease such as cancer and others, cannot. However, many scientists and physicians reject the vitamin deficiency concept of disease until it is proven and tested through clinical trials.
Physiology and Nutritional Needs
African health scientists have discovered that many of the intricate biochemical
processes that govern the body can be influenced by the presence or absence of
certain vitamins, minerals, or nutrients. The
ailments that African people suffer from today are based on our improper diet
and lifestyle. The science of African bio-chemistry is based on the melanin
molecule which is dominant in Africans. Western
health science is based on white body chemistry, and is incompatible with the
African body type.
to Dr. Carol Barnes in his book, Melanin: The Chemical Key to Black
is a molecule, but a very large complicated and complex living molecule.
It has a very high molecular weight of over 200, meaning that one
molecule of melanin is composed of a three dimensional configuration of over 200
individual atoms. It is a living
molecule, a life chemical, and it is charged like a battery.
In fact, it operates like a battery or super-conductor, yet it is
heat-resistant and is characterized by a nice, sweet fragrance."
is responsible for manufacturing and sustaining life and it keeps the Black
human in constant contact with the natural energies of the Universe. (See
Diagram 1)
is because Melanin is found not only in the skin, hair, and eyes, but it is also
contained in many other vital organs of the body as well.
It is in the nervous system, the spinal cord, the glands, the brain, the
DNA, the muscles, intestines, heart and liver.
Its presence can be found throughout nature and is also found in many of
our foods – plants, seeds, fruits, and vegetables.
It is also found in animals, in the soil, in the bark of trees, rivers,
streams, and seas. In explaining the
importance and significance of melanin in African physiology, Professor T. Owens Moore, in his book "The
Science of Melanin", liken melanated people to plants:
"A melanated human body is synonymous with chlorophyll in plants.
The chlorophyll functions as a converter of solar energy.
Similarly, melanin is a converter of physical energy.
We know that such pigments are essential to maintain the vitality of the
plant. Thus, no flora without pigment
exists on this planet. White leaves
do not exist. The pigment chlorophyll is necessary for all vegetation.
Similarly, melanin is important for proper human physiology."
the same melanin that gives life to the plants that grow in the soil is a life
giver to humans as well. On the
molecular level the electrons in melanin molecules orbit and rearrange
themselves. They undergo what is
called resonance. This rearrangement
of electrons causes certain energy shifts in the body.
This energy is then used in metabolism and cellular organization.
Melanin depends on nitrilosides to keep itself clean.
"When we eat synthetic foods, or cooked foods, we don't get enough B
vitamins and a lot of toxins are not removed and end up in the brain," states
Dr. Jewel Pookrum.
melanin becomes toxic, it adversely affects the biochemistry, and the individual
with toxic melanin becomes susceptible to a host of diseases.
How does melanin become toxic? When
we eat certain foods that are not compatible with our physiology, melanin is
blocked from making the energy exchanges that are needed and this has resulted
in dysfunction and disease. Dr.
Laila Afrika states in his book, African Holistic Health:
have specific nutritional and dietary needs.
These nutritional needs arise because we
have specific bodily differences as
compared to other races and cultures. For
example, over 70% of Black people (worldwide) cannot digest cattle milk.
In addition, the intestinal florae (bacteria, virus, fungus and yeast)
that naturally live in Black people's intestines are unique to Blacks.
Subsequently, Blacks assimilate food in the intestines differently. Also, despite centuries of living in countries outside of
African people were transported into the cities of
brief look at the African-American diet tells the story.
The food shelves of Black Americans are now lined with high carbohydrate
foods that have been processed, refined, synthesized, artificially flavored, and
loaded with chemical preservatives. To
compound this problem, most of the vitamins, trace elements, and enzymes are
completely removed through the manufacturing process, mostly so as to render the
food more
durable. We are told by the
food processors that the vitamins and minerals are put back into the food before
sending it to the market. And so we
see the word "enriched" on our bread, milk, and other foods.
But make no mistake about it; nothing is left but raw starch which has
little nutritive value. These starch
synthetic chemicals are injected, which form only part of the missing vitamins,
and are not properly ingestible by human beings because they are not "in
African-Americans assume that it makes little difference what they put into
their stomachs as long as they are full. And
one of the leading culprits in the way of poisonous foods eaten by Black
Americans is soul food – Ham, potato salad, French fries, pork chops,
chitterlings, collards, pig feet, cornbread, black-eyed peas, and hog maws.
All of these foods are cooked in or laced with pork fat, lard, milk,
eggs, butter, salt, spices, and lots of refined sugar.
These foods are not compatible with our bio-chemical makeup, and are
responsible for the many diseases that we suffer from today.
us pause, then, and reflect on the significance of this knowledge.
Is it possible that hypertension, heart disease, cancer, diabetes,
rheumatic diseases, much of our gastrointestinal disorders, sickle cell anemia,
and skin disorders all are related directly or indirectly to a deficiency in our
diet? Let us return to the main topic – African Bio-chemistry, and to the
realm of those questions for which we do have answers.
It is no longer a speculation, but a fact supported by a mountain of
evidence that "nitriloside" (beta-cyanogenetic glucosides)-rich plants and
foods are a vital part of an amazing bio-chemical process in the African body
compound nitriloside occurs abundantly in nature in over twelve hundred edible
plants and found virtually on every continent in the world.
It is mainly found in the seeds of those fruits in the "Prunus
Africanus" and "Prunus Rosacea" species of plants.
It can also be found in grasses, sorghum, millet, cassava, and many other
foods that generally have been removed from the foods of Western civilization.
sugar, nitrilosides can be classified as a food component or a food factor.
It is non-toxic, water-soluble, and completely normal to and compatible
with human metabolism. Since it was
an essential food compound in the diet of our African ancestors, I call it
"African Nutritional Factor".
physiology evolved over millions of years to be in the best possible harmony
with the diet our ancestors were eating. If
we were to eat now approximately what we ate then, our bodies will automatically
tend to resume the harmony of their natural state.
In other words, our immune systems would perform at its highest function
if we give it those food nutrients, in the form that it craves.
The African diet was primarily vegetarian. That is, our diet was almost exclusively from the plant kingdom. Very little animal or dairy products were eaten. However, today, the foods that once provided African-Americans with ample amounts of natural nitriloside compounds were replaced altogether by foods almost devoid of this factor. Significantly, it is during the time span that we have been in the Americas that the cancer rate has moved steadily upward to the point where, today, it is one of the number one causes of death of Africans in America.
Protective Role of Nitriloside Foods against Cancer
centuries, nitriloside-rich plants were used by Africans as a food and medicinal
agent without manifesting any side effects.
This diet has been one of the deciding factors that protected the
integrity of the biochemical processes in African people.
Preventing the formation of cancer cells, appear to be closely related to
the traditional African diet. Let's
examine the science behind this ancient wisdom.
studies have demonstrated the anti-cancer effect of nitriloside food nutrients.
Its molecular composition was first isolated and identified in the
1950's by Dr. Ernst T. Krebs, a biochemist in
to G. Edward Griffin's book, World without Cancer, "Anything that produces
prolonged stress or damage to the body can initiate the healing process. If this goes unchecked because the body lacks the necessary chemical
ingredients to restore the equilibrium, then the result is cancer."
is significant that prior to African people's arrival to the Americas, there
were no known records of them contracting cancer while maintaining their traditional diet.
Millet was once
far back as 1913, Dr. Albert Schweitzer, the world famous medical missionary to
my arrival in
all over the African continent, the one thing Africans have in common is that
the degree to which they are free from cancer is in direct proportion to the
amount of nitrilosides found in their diet. As
much as 80% of the tropical African diet consists of nitriloside and thiocyanate
yielding foods. The main staples of
sub-Sahara Africa are cassava, yams, sorghum, and millet grains.
Let us reinforce our knowledge with the science of how nitriloside
foods work to fight cancer, sickle cell anemia and other chronic diseases.
Process of Nitriloside against Cancer Cells
nitriloside compound is a crystalline structure which contains two units of
glucose (sugar), one of benzaldehyde, and one of cyanate, which are tightly
bonded together. Locked together in
this natural state, it is completely inert chemically and has absolutely no
effect on human tissue.
is only one substance that can unlock the nitriloside molecule and release the
cyanate and benzaldehyde. That
substance is an enzyme called "beta-glucosidase", which is known as the
"unlocking enzyme". When the
nitriloside molecule comes in contact with this enzyme in the presence of water,
both the cyanide and benzaldehyde are released, which are high toxic by
themselves. Now both of these
substances working together are at least a hundred times more poisonous than
either of them separately. This
phenomenon is known in biochemistry as "synergism".
the most interesting fact of all about this biochemical process is that the
"unlocking enzyme" is not found anywhere in the body except at the cancer
cells, where it is always present in large quantities, as much as one hundred
times that of the normal cells. The
result is that the nitriloside molecule is unlocked at the cancer cell site,
releases its poisons to the cancer cell, and only to the cancer cell!
important enzyme in this process is called "Rhodanese", which is called the
"protecting enzyme". This is
because it has the ability to neutralize the cyanate by converting it instantly
into nourishing by-products, which are actually beneficial and essential to
health. But more than that, the
protecting enzyme is found in great quantities in all parts of the body except
at the cancer cell site, which prevents the cancer cells from being protected.
On the other hand, healthy cells are protected, because of the excess of
this enzyme which completely neutralizes the effect of the unlocking enzyme.
are voluminous private records and medical papers written and published by
well-known nutritionists, and physicians who have used nitriloside therapy in
the treatment of their own cancer patients, with an effectiveness approaching
100%! It has been used to control
and cure breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer, and colon
cancer, without any toxic side-effects.
Controlling of Sickle Cell Anemia through African Nutritional Factors
benefit of the traditional African diet is the connection between nitriloside
plants and the control of sickle cell anemia.
to Barbara Dixson's book, Good Health for African Americans,
Health Benefits of African Nutritional Factors
welcomed consequence of eating nitriloside and thiocyanate plant foods is that
they prevent high blood pressure, arthritis and rheumatism, gastrointestinal
disorders, and cardiovascular disease.
conducted by Dr. Ernest Krebs have indicated that trace amounts of cyanate and
benzaldehyde released in the mouth and intestines are a part of the delicate
balance of nature and serve beneficial effects in the human body.
In the mouth and stomach, these chemicals apparently attack the bacteria
associated with tooth decay and bad breath.
The large and small intestines are home for over four hundred different
kinds of microorganisms, mostly bacteria, flora, and some fungi.
These microorganisms live in harmonious, symbiotic relationship with us,
provided the conditions are favorable and the friendly bacteria (Lactobacillus
acidophilus and Lactobacillus bifidus) are sufficient in quantity.
These bacteria feed on the fermentable carbohydrates in our diet (found
in grains, beans, vegetables, fruits, roots, and seeds).
If the African body type lacks in a sufficient diet rich in nitriloside
and thiocyanate plant foods, it causes a decrease in the number of favorable
intestinal bacteria and a subsequent increase in unfavorable organisms.
This is the beginning of many problems such as gas and constipation,
yeast infections, to colon and rectal cancer.
However, African Nutritional Factors, interact with the "bacterial
micro-flora" in the stomach and colon to suppress or eliminate the ailments
associated with westernized foods.
Blood Pressure and Heart Disease
more than that, thiocyanate is known as a natural regulator of blood pressure,
which helps to prevent hypertension (high blood pressure) in African physiology.
High blood pressure is a condition in which the muscles in the walls of
the arteries constrict, causing the heart to pump harder or in which arteries
have lost their elasticity due to arteriosclerosis.
One of its underlying causes is a deficiency of African Nutritional
Factors. Dr. Afrika states in his
book, African Holistic Health:
is usually caused by a lack of proper nutrition.
Improper nutrition weakens the internal organs, immune system, and lowers
the organs' abilities to utilize nutrients which feed the body.
The body begins to starve because the loss of proper nutrients creates a
nutritional debt.
Moreover, the
nutritionally starved body tries to get more nutrients to pay the debt. Consequently, the body demands more food (nutrients in the blood
drawing on
more (below-nutrient-level) blood.
In order to increase the blood supply the body begins to increase the
pressure. The increase in pressure
is the body's attempt to feed itself."
body is merely defending itself by reacting with high blood pressure caused by a
poor diet lacking in essential plant nutrients.
African doctors consider heart disease (arteriosclerosis, heart attack, stroke,
and hypertension) to be a combination of poor nutrition and destructive eating
habits. When this occurs, there is a
tendency for cholesterol to accumulate in the arterial lining.
The major cause is a loss of vein and artery flexibility due to a lack of
biochemical precursors and enzymes which prevents the artery walls from
deteriorating. These chemical
precursors have been found in natural foods containing nitrilosides.
Arthritis and Rheumatism
The fact is nitriloside food factors also serve as bio-chemical mechanisms in African physiology to prevent rheumatism and arthritis. Once they enter into the blood stream, derivative compounds called "salicylates" are produced. This natural compound helps to fend off arthritis and rheumatism. Some African health practitioners including myself attest to the theory that many toxins bind to cell membranes and disturb cellular metabolic functions, and can cause tissue damage which contribute to many of the symptoms of rheumatism, arthritis, and muscle aches. Intestinal bacteria - "Proteus mirabilis", for example, an organism recently implicated in rheumatoid arthritis, is believed to be produced by the toxic waste in the body causing painful joint inflammations.
Whereas rheumatoid arthritis disease afflicts millions of people of African descent in the U.S., affecting one in 10, very few cases have been reported among the larger populations of tropical Africa. This has defied explanation in Western health sciences. According to African traditional medicine, rheumatism and arthritis is a disease reaction which creates inflammation caused by crystallized urine and toxic waste. These impurities accumulate around the joints, bone lining and connective tissues. Arthritis is waste in the bone joints while rheumatism is waste in the muscles. Both of these diseases are caused by the same thing - excessive fat and meat, synthetic foods, and a poor diet deficient in thiocyanates and nitrilosides.
In this connection, Robert Houston, M.D., author of Sickle Cell Anemia and the Metabolites of Vitamin B17, compared the rate of rheumatoid arthritis between African-Americans and continental Africans. He found that Africans living in West Africa and throughout tropical Africa only experienced rare cases of rheumatism, arthritis, and osteoarthritis where millet and sorghum grains are staples. He also found that a "salicylic acid isomer" is nutritionally produced from the nitriloside in millet and sorghum grains which works in the body to nourish healthy tissue and joints.
As demonstrated in the foregoing research, nature has assigned to the African body-type a specific diet for keeping it vital, healthy, and free from cancer. There is much yet to be learned about our bodies, and no one can claim nitrilosides are the whole answer. It is possible that an important role also may be played by other vitamins and enzymes. However, nitriloside rich foods and vitamins seems to be the most vital and direct acting of all these factors. It is an interlocking part of the total African bio-chemistry.
The Anin in the word Melanin is derived from a similar word called Amine;
Amine is a Nitrogen based functional group derived from Ammonia (NH3) and is
designated in chemistry as a Hydrocarbon Amine, when it is attached to a Hydrocarbon.
Hydrocarbons are chemical units that contain Carbon and Hydrogen atoms. Nitriloside is
essential for African biochemistry metabolism. Melanin depends on it to keep itself clean. Nitriloside
molecules aid in converting the electronic configuration of nitrogen energy groups in the melanin molecule.
It is also important in stabilizing the essential amino acids in the body.
Essential Amino Acids
Trp = tryptophan *
Gln = glutamine
Table of Melanin Molecules
|Carboxylic acid
|Hydroxyl (alcohol)
|Ammonium Chloride
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You can bet Ellen Moore knows a good thing when she sees one. By day she's a publicist at the fantastic NYC PR boutique Krupp Group (who happens to represent us!), a newbie thrifter, haute couture tomboy and food truck enthusiast. Needless to say, she's keen on what's-what in this city. Lucky for us, we get to work with her — and we can't help but think, with her eclectic taste for all things high and low and fearless fashion sensibility - she's got the LR spirit down to a T. Below, we caught up with Ellen in her nieghborhood where she sports her new pre-fall picks.
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Name: Ellen Moore
Occupation: Public Relations, Krupp Group
Star sign: Aquarius
What do you like about your PreFall 2012 LR picks?
I'm a true tomboy at heart so you'll rarely find me in heels. For the Nadine flats, I love the idea of mixing heavy materials with a soft silhouette. It feels so modern and chic. The Lily wedges make me feel polished without trying too hard and I'll admit, I don't mind the extra inches they lent to my 5'5 frame!
Your summer style inspiration?
My closet is bursting at the seams with wide brimmed hats, soft, billowy maxi dresses and stacked heel booties.
What do you like best about what you do?
Being a publicist is enormously rewarding - there's no better feeling than paging through a magazine or scrolling through a blog and spotting something that you put your blood, sweat and tears into placing. Having a showroom as a walk-in closet isn't too bad either.
Whom would you most want to have lunch with?
Anyone willing to schlep all over Manhattan with me in search of a mind-blowing food truck. Preferably Elvis.
Best thing about your neighborhood?
La Cerveceria - their beer selection is like nothing else!
Tell us about any trips you have planned.
I'm headed to Paris at the end of June! I'll be spending most of the time in the countryside, taking cooking lessons on traditional French cuisine.
What is the coolest thing you learned to do recently?
I've recently become a Flea Market hound. Nothing is more exciting than finding incredible deals on one-of-a-kind pieces. Last weekend I purchased the coolest Cuban bistro table for $30 and these creepy vintage head globes that now live in my front hallway. Hell's Kitchen Flea Market is a true NYC gem.
Your guilty pleasure?
Fries dipped in mayo. Lots of it!
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SQUIDGY would describe most frogs, but male Otton frogs have a spiky side. They get into vicious scuffles that leave them badly scarred, thanks to retractable claws stashed in their pseudothumbs.
While most frogs have only four toes on their forelimbs, the Otton frog (Babina subaspera) has evolved pseudothumbs on its front feet. When Noriko Iwai of the University of Tokyo, Japan, captured wild frogs, she found that males have longer and thicker pseudothumbs than females.
Each pseudothumb conceals a bony spine which can be pushed out the front, puncturing the skin. Males are more likely to do this than females, which prefer not to use them.
The males use them to fight and mate, says Iwai. Competing males leap on each other and wrestle face to face. As they do so they jam their spines into each other, ripping flesh. Mating males also use the spines to keep a tight grip on females, wounding them in the process (Journal of Zoology, doi.org/jj6).
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"I don't know what I really learned about myself from that particular night other than that I'm kind of a lightweight," Winstead says with a laugh. "[Director/co-writer James Ponsoldt] took us out and he had this whole bar crawl set up for us and all these cool L.A. bars he was going to take us to, and we made it to two out of like seven. Because I was just done."
It's not that rare for her character in "Smashed," which opens Friday. In the film, first grade teacher Kate (Winstead) engages in a variety of increasingly dangerous drunken shenanigans that endanger her marriage to Charlie ("Breaking Bad" star Paul) and lead her to attempt to get sober. She seeks help from recovering alcoholics Jenny (Octavia Spencer of "The Help") and Dave (Chicago-area native Nick Offerman), the vice principal at school. (Offerman's wife Megan Mullally plays the principal.)
At the Peninsula Hotel, Winstead talked about her drunken night with Paul, teenage alcoholics and if having Michael Cera fight seven evil exes for her love in "Scott Pilgrim" made her husband feel like he had to step up and fight for her, too.
How late were you out that night with Aaron and James?
Not that late at all. 'Cause we started pretty early. We had dinner, it was probably eight o'clock. We were only out 'til like midnight or something. [Laughs.] Because it just went downhill so fast. [Laughs.]
That's when you know you're not in that mind-frame anymore.
Exactly. I don't know that I ever really was to be honest. Although I totally can very much relate to these characters and have tons of friends that can definitely relate to it. I was always the goody-two-shoes to be honest.
Did it seem like Aaron had an easier time than you did?
Yeah, although he was pretty far (gone) too. He took me up to my house and my husband, I sort of fell into his arms. He opened the door and he was like, "Aaron was pretty far gone too."
Was Aaron carrying you?
No, [he] and James were sort of, they had one arm each [guiding me] up the stairs to my house.
"No, you guys are the best!"
Yeah, it was very much like that. [Laughs.]
You went to AA meetings to research this movie. Tell me a memorable story or interaction from those meetings that you haven't gotten to bring up in an interview yet.
One of the interesting things was seeing so many young women. I went to a lot of different types of meetings. Some of them were older, working-class men or some of them were older women who had been through a lot. But there were some meetings where there were a lot of women in their early 20s or even girls that were 18, 19, who were getting their one-year chip. And getting to see that and listen to their stories, it really hits home how easily that could be me or my friends had my life gone down a different road, or had alcohol been something I was predisposed to be really attracted to. It just makes you realize that no matter how old you are, if you have a [drinking] problem it probably stems from the first time you drink and it's going to be a problem for the rest of your life. And I think that those girls were really lucky that they discovered that about themselves so early.
How much was that people who started really early or was it more, "I'm 18 and I started when I was 17 and the last year has been tough"?
It was a bit of both. Some of them had been drinking heavily since they were 12, 13 years old and had spiraled out of control by the time they were 18. They were doing things they knew they should not be doing. And for some of them it happens much quicker. They start drinking 17, 18, by 19, 20 they know, "I am one of those people that can't drink. My life just becomes unmanageable and I'm not the person I want to be." And I think now AA has such a different—I think when it started the anonymous thing was very important, and now it just seems so much more relaxed. You can go to AA and be proud and talk to people in your life about what you're going through. It doesn't really have any shame or judgment about it whatsoever. Everybody feels very open and honest and you feel a sense of pride in that they're figuring their lives out. And you feel really really happy for them.


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As we entered the 2012 Arts Marketing Blog Salon, I said that we were taking cues from change agents, entrepreneurs, and business leaders. All true, but we were also visited by The Giftgiver, The Cowboy, and The Court Jester.
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1. Approved capital appropriations of US$1,972.3 million to expand advanced process technology capacity at 12-inch fabs.
2. Approved capital appropriations of US$369 million to continue construction of Fab 15.
3. Approved capital appropriations of US$258.1 million to provide specialty technology capacity.
4. Approved a capital injection of no more than US$225 million into TSMC China Company Limited.
5. Approved the increase of TSMC's 2010 R&D and sustaining capital appropriation to US$678.73 million from US$534.63 million.
6. Approved capital appropriations of US$319.6 million to develop new businesses, including US$101.6 million for a LED production line and US$218 million to construct a fab for the production of thin-film solar photovoltaic modules.
7. Approved the following personnel promotions:
•Promoted Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Ms. Lora Ho to Senior Vice President
•Promoted Vice President and General Counsel Dr. Richard Thurston to Senior Vice President
•Promoted Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing Mr. Jason Chen to Senior Vice President
•Promoted Senior Director of Corporate Planning Dr. Irene Sun to Vice President
•Promoted Senior Director of Mainstream Fabs Mr. J.K. Lin to Vice President
•Promoted Senior Director of 300mm Fabs Mr. J.K. Wang to Vice President


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WATERLOO, Iowa - We've seen the protein-packed power of the Bacon Fest each winter in Des Moines. Now, the prized pork is a little closer as the Cedar Valley Bacon Fest opened for the first time Saturday.
The McElroy Auditorium was packed as all things bacon were celebrated with food, drinks, and live music.
Bacon lovers had the chance to eat all sorts of bacon dishes, even bacon flavored popcorn and cupcakes.
Organizers say they saw how successful the event was in other cities, and wanted to bring something similar here.
"We're always looking for different things we can do in the community, fun activities, things like that. There's been nothing here, obviously there's some very large and successful BaconFest celebrations in other areas , and we just thought it'd be a really fun thing to bring to the Cedar Valley." said Mary Williams, co-chair of the event.
Radio station 93.5 The Mix hosted the event and says it was so successful, they plan to make it a yearly tradition.
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