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Wild West hits the streets of Old Sacramento in annual event
Gold Rush Days in Old Sacramento will celebrate its 13th anniversary this Labor Day weekend, with more activities than ever.
The event, which covers the streets of the historic district with more than 200 tons of decomposed granite, has been a hit since it started during the sesquicentennial of the California Gold Rush in 1999. It attracts about 100,000 people every year.
Part of the attraction is that the streets are closed to cars, and even deliveries are done by horse or horse cart.
As in the past few years, when the historic district turns back in time this weekend, there will be street acting, Wild West gunfights and re-enactments.
Musicians also will play songs on instruments from the era, and there will be ongoing concerts in the Save Mart Stage, in the Firehouse parking lot, which also features a farmers market, barbecue and a beer garden.
The free four-day event includes street dramas, dancing, gold panning and pony, wagon and carriage rides.
The popular gunfights, which in the first years occurred a few times a day, eventually moved to every hour. This year, there will be simulated Wild West gunfights every half hour.
This year also will bring two historic fire-fighting re-enactors, including the three historic firefighting wagons, as well as Buffalo Soldiers, blacksmiths, Pony Express riders, Native American storytellers and an artisan alley crafts fair.

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|Tony Fretton Architects - Fuglsang Kunstmuseum in Lolland, Denmark
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Unlike the location of an urban museum that is reached through the room-like spaces of a city, to go to Fuglsang entails a long journey through open countryside, finally arriving on a long straight road through a loose assembly of buildings to a courtyard at the heart of the Estate. Enclosing the west side of the courtyard is a long, low walled barn, painted white with a tall roof. On the north side is the land steward's house, long again, simply ornamented and made of pale brick.
To the south is the Manor House, set back by an appropriate distance and separated by a moat. Country classical in style, the red brick façade is arranged in three tall gables and the interior has decorated ceilings and parquet floors that change in pattern from room to room. The best of its rooms look out to a refined landscaped garden behind and have long been places for the performance of music.
In the attic are small plain bedrooms for visitors who come to stay and walk in the wonderful countryside to Skejten and the bird sanctuary at the edge of the sea in Guldborgsund, which lie to the east of the courtyard. Out in the fields on this side of the courtyard lie another barn, this one painted red, and the original forge building with the path to Skejten running between them.
What would it mean to place a Museum, a new building of a different kind here, to bring visitors to it and to alter the landscape around it? These were questions that landscape designer, Torben Schønherr along with designing architects Tony Fretton and Ebbe Wæhrens asked themselves while visiting Fuglsang for the first time.
The Museum and its surroundings
The landscape and sea to the east had such prominence that the designers felt that they should be the first thing that visitors saw as they came to the Museum.
To leave the courtyard open to the view and place the Museum in line with the land steward's house, pointing to the horizon was controversial. A strong suggestion had been made in the brief of the original architectural competition, that the new Museum should reinstate the original form of the courtyard by enclosing its east side.
Instead, like the red barn and the forge, the Museum extends into the fields while having a strange axial but offset relation to the most significant of the buildings, the Manor House and its formal surroundings.
Connection between the two buildings is further established by the way that the Museum is first presented to visitors as a brick façade, the same length as the Manor House, with three diagonal roof lights above that relate to the three gables in the façade of the Manor House.
Like the buildings around the courtyard, and many classic works of Danish modernism, the facades of the Museum are constructed from brick. As in the barn on the west side of the court, they are painted white and the roof lights are in a grey brick the colour of the roofs of the buildings around it.
At the entrance to the Museum the façade steps back, making a place for visitors to gather at the edge of the courtyard. At this point the view of the land and sea is temporarily taken away and the Museum and visitors become the focus.
A canopy of painted metal in the form of an open sided cube, low and wide, provides shelter from the rain, and is matched by a glass wind lobby of equal scale and transparency in the entrance foyer within the building.
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One end of the foyer is arranged as a café, the other as a bookshop and reception area, both of which look out through extensive windows to the courtyard on one side and the other into a public art studio and beautiful existing garden behind it. A glass door in the reception area shows the way to the library and offices on the first floor, and other doors indicate the lecture hall, toilets and place to hang your coat.
The foyer is a public place in which everything is where it can be found and enjoyed in the company of friends and strangers within the landscape and spaces of Fuglsang. From within it there is a line of sight to the long central gallery of the Museum, around which the other galleries are laid out, and along it to a view of the landscape and sea at its end that resembles the first narrow view seen when entering the Estate.Connection between the two buildings is furtherThe galleries are very different in scale and character from the public space of the foyer and are places into which groups of visitors can spread out and immerse themselves in the collection, finding that it is arranged in three suites.
The first of these is to the right of the central gallery and consists of medium scale rooms arranged enfilade. Paintings from 1800-1900 are displayed in the first three rooms of the suite, which have ornamented ceilings and are lit by the diagonal roof lights that were seen above the façade.
Further along is a room for works on paper, which for reasons of conservation is artificially lit. At the end is a gallery for plaster casts that is lit by a window looking out towards Sketjen. Between the galleries are very small rooms, called pockets, where a few people can view a single work of art.
On the opposite side of the corridor is a single, large, minimally detailed gallery for temporary exhibitions. Abstract and reconfigurable, daylight comes into this tall space through a diffusing ceiling of open metal grids, above which there is space to support suspended artworks and install projectors.
Further along on this side is the third suite, consisting of a plainly detailed top lit space that is configured with screens into four rooms. Here works of Modernism from the early to mid twentieth century will be hung, ranging from medium scale figurative works to large abstract canvases.
Connecting these spaces is the central gallery, which is neither simply an exhibition space nor a place of circulation. Couches could be interspersed with artworks in the classical manner or the whole space given over to an exhibition or an event. At the end is a room that seems like a gallery but has only windows giving views of the sea and landscape, which is intended as a place to rest and reflect.
The different characters of the galleries and public spaces are designed to develop empirically, bound together in a similar way as Fuglsang itself, where very different styles of buildings and spaces are connected by simple similarities.
In this way, and through the loss and recovery of the view of landscape and sea that occurs within the Museum, some underlying qualities of the locale are introduced to the quiet, top lit exhibition spaces of the interior. The architects' intention is for the Museum to be filled with slight differences that are stimulating but unobtrusive, so the art not the building predominates, and for there to be a combination of familiarity and emptiness that allows the building to become the imaginative property of those who come to it.
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A Funeral director greater than 65 years of age and with a specified number of years with professional licensure would be exempt from continuing education requirements. PL 2009-387 (H 5197) and PL 2009-367 (S 125)
Funeral director/funeral establishment statute amended to include domestic partner status parallel to surviving spouse in next of kin hierarchy for funeral arrangements. PL 2009-369 (S 195) and PL 2009-385 (H 5294)
Hearing Aid dealers must include on the receipt a notice of audio switch technology and other services available to the hard of hearing when providing someone with a hearing aid. PL 2009-348 (S 553) and PL 2009-347 (H 5655)
Health Systems Development
The amendments revised the definition of health care facility by adding certain facilities providing surgical treatment on an outpatient basis, and expanded the definition of new or expanded tertiary or specialty care services to include MRI and CAT under specific conditions. PL 2009-197 (H 5273) and PL 2009-287 (S 866)
Extended to 2012 the existing moratorium on adding new Nursing Home beds. PL 2009-83 (S 867)
Patient Protection
The statute requires licensed health care facilities to provide available health information and services to patients of the facility whether or not his or her medical provider is an employee of the facility. PL 2009-132 (H 6225) and PL 2009-172 (S 991)
Facility Regulations
This statute creates Chapter 17.24 "The Adult Supportive Care Residence Act". A residence can be licensed for at least two and up to five individuals who do not requiring acute medical or skilled nursing care as provided in a health care facility but who, as a result of choice and/or physical or mental limitation, requires personal assistance, lodging and meals and may require the administration of medication. Assisted living residence licensure statute amended to require at least six residents and to allow for up to 45 days of daily skilled nursing care or therapy. PL 2009-189 (H5653) and PL 2009-290 (S 543)
The minimum age for blood donors was reduced to 16 years old. PL 2009-237 (H 5968) and PL 2009-238 (S 1053)
Community Family Health and Equity
HIV/AIDs statutes consolidated and updated bringing policies into conformance with treatment, interventions and standards for patients and providers. PL 2009-196 (H 5415) and PL 2009-289 (S 245) \
Stroke Prevention Act established standards for hospitals, emergency medical response and reporting requirements. PL 2009-89 (H 5266) and PL 2009-88 (S 752)
Autism spectrum disorder and treatment evaluation statute was updated. (PL 2009-201 (H 5266)
Tobacco cessation treatment standards established for insurance benefit coverage and payment. PL 2009-187 (H 5823) and PL 2009-291 (S 540)
Tobacco retailers prohibited from obtaining a new license until any outstanding fees or fines have been paid. PL 2009-336 (H 5607) and PL 2009-335 (S 408)


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Well I would definitely say yes to this question. I know some will say that in love, you cannot count who loves who more. But let's be real. You can see clearly by the way he treats you.
Let's take an example:
Everyday you make drinks for him voluntarily.
But one day, you asked him to make drinks for you and he refused.
Isn't it clear enough that he doesn't love you as much as you love him?
Or maybe it means he doesn't love you at all.
Don't you think so?
29 January 2010
Is Love Measureable?
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09 January 2010
10 Things a Good Boyfriend Won't Ask You to Do
We've all been in relationships where, at times, we've felt more like a mom or a secretary than a significant other. While we understand that healthy relationships require compromises, we've compiled a list of favors that good boyfriends know better than to consistently request. If you're constantly taking on any of the items on this list (especially with any hint of resentment), it's time to get your guy to lend a hand.
Source: Yahoo! Personals
#1. His laundryPairing your socks isn't exactly our idea of a stay-at-home date, nor does living with you make us a 1950s housewife. A good compromise is for one partner to sort and start the laundry and the other to fold and put it away. Plus, studies show that helping around the house can increase intimacy. So, how 'bout that pile of dishes? If you clean up the sink while we tackle the living room, we'll be more likely to cuddle.
#2. Buy gifts and cards for other people on his behalfWe'll help when we're out with you, but no, we won't make a pit stop at Hallmark and Laura Ashley while we're shopping with the girls. Just because we're women doesn't mean we're automatically adept at figuring out your Aunt Martha's dress size.
#3. Plan an entire vacation without his helpWhen we ask you whether you'd rather spend our anniversary in Cabo or Vermont, we want you to express an actual preference, not to say, "Whatever, I'm happy with what makes you happy." The same goes for the hotel, the airline, and the restaurant reservations. Letting us take the reins isn't considerate, it's just lazy and boring. Instead, make sure to divvy up the planning. We pick the location and hotel, you plan the activities.
#4. Make him a sandwichThe refrigerator is 10 feet away and your game control has a pause button, so get up, stretch, and slap that ham and lettuce together by yourself. We don't care if you're "in the zone," because apparently, you were out of it long enough to articulate your immediate need for a nibble. Maybe we'll consider it if you agree to break from the game for 20 minutes, put on some coffee, and enjoy your afternoon snack with us.
#5. Change your relationship status on FacebookWe believe our life outside of the Internet should speak for itself. On the off-chance that we break up, wouldn't you rather tell your close friends in person, rather than have that ever-present broken heart appear on 500 people's newsfeeds? Well, we would, so don't even ask us to include our relationship status on Facebook in the first place.
#6. Be his wake-up callReally, buy an alarm clock. Remembering a man's nap and wakeup schedule should be an occasional favor, not an everyday obligation.
#7. Hang out with his exSome women like befriending the ex, and others just want to satisfy their curiosity about her, but don't pressure the ones who would rather keep a distance.
#8. Keep up with his favorite showsHow would you like it if we made you religiously watch Desperate Housewives? Instead, let's pick a show we both like and make sure we follow it together.
#9. Lose weightWe'll tone up for health purposes and for ourselves, but if you're really concerned about the 5 lbs we gained over the holidays, don't flat-out complain that we're getting flabby. Instead, invite us to go biking with you or to take a yoga class together. Treat exercise as a fun activity we can do together instead of something that we should do just for you.
#10. Keep our hair longTrust us, short hair is cute, fun, and just as feminine as back-length hair. Just look at Halle Berry, Audrey Tautou and Keira Knightley, circa 2005. It's not as if we're going to shave it off or sport one of Rihanna's hairstyles, but even if we did, we hope you'd find us just as attractive..
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Clean backyard, middle of the night. A wooden fence surrounds it. Flashing red and blue lights are seen behind the fence. A young man, dressed casually, hops the fence out of breath. Hunched over, he is breathing hard, and looking around anxiously.
Shot of Young Man hunched over in sharp focus. Behind him, about fifteen feet away, a silhouetted man sits out of focus, smoking a cigarette. Head and upper torso in a dark shadow, rendering him unrecognizable.
Chris: "Did you have a hard time finding the place?"
Young Man reacts in a surprised manner. Letting out a scared noise.
Chris: (Gesturing to a little side table with a pitcher of tea.) "Can I offer you some sweet tea?"
YM: "Look, I'm sorry I'm in your backyard, but, to be honest with you, I was at a party that the cops just busted, and I needed to find a place to lay low for a little."
Chris stands slowly, and moves more into the light revealing himself to the young man. He puts the cigarette out slowly.
Chris: (Starts pulling out files from a small briefcase that was sitting next to his chair.) "A party, huh"
Young Man backs up half a step.
YM: "Yeah, and I'll be out of your hair in a couple of minutes."
Chris: (Gestures with files toward a short barstool set off to the side.) "No, no, I've got a better idea. Why don't you have a seat?"
YM: "Excuse me?"
Chris: (gesturing again) "Go ahead and take a seat."
YM: (confused, and taken back.) "Look, sir, I don't mean to "
Chris: (In a frank tone, slightly flustered.) "Take a seat. Sit on down. Sit down. Take it."
Young Man slowly sits down on the barstool, looking extremely uncomfortable and defensive. Gestures towards the files in Chris' hand.
YM: "What are those?"
Chris: "Oh these? These are just some files, permanent records, medical history, bank statements. You know, the works. Your whole life in a neat little packet of files."
YM: (with confusion and shock, stammering) "Wh-Where did you get those?"
Chris: "I'll ask the questions here-"(references a page from the files) "Eddie 'Keg' Steadman."
YM: (looking confused and concerned)… only my friends call me "Keg"
Chris: I have a transcript of you talking with your friend… (checks files again)Teddy "Shats" Shatsenburg.
YM: …Shats?
Chris: Oh yeah… you boys had plenty to say about what was going on this weekend… Even going in to graphic detail, and I quote:
Shat's: Hey, dog you going to the party this weekend?
Keg: Totally bro I was so obliterated last time that when I woke up the next day, I was in my physics lecture taking a test.
Chris: than you two continue to discuss your juvenile conquests for the weekend… how many beers you can drink… How many dollar burritos you can eat in two minutes… who get's the busted controller when you play Halo later… very eventful weekend.
YM: (Getting Defensive) hey man!
Chris: There's talk about beer, there's talk about condoms.
YM: Hey those condoms had a purpose.
Chris: Well Teddy said you didn't need the condoms… You weren't going to get any action anyways.
YM: (Complete betrayal and shock in voice) Shat's said that??
Cuts to Hansen, staring blankly at the young man… cuts back to young man
YM: (Still confused and hurt by Shat's comment)… who… wha… who are you?
Chris: I'm Christ Hansen with Dateline MSNBC
YM (WTF face… shocked and can't say anything)
Chris: What do you have to say about all this?
YM: (Still confused)… I tell you what man I don't know… I don't know… you got me… can I go?
Chris: You're free to leave whenever you want.
YM: silently walk out the back gate out in to the street. Show young man standing in the street (whispers under breath)… Jesus Christ!
Out of frame hear cop "There he is!"
Young man looks out of frame, in direction of sound, runs in opposite direction. Camera follows as he hops another fence into someone's backyard. Camera slowly pans to show the mailbox in front of the house. Written on the side of the mailbox is "Geraldo R.", fade out.


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You know I never liked a 606 front. That front looks similar to a 606. I found the 739's that have been discontiuned to work well up front, ironicly the 908 front is the some patern as the old 739. They dont wear as well on pavement but for the better offroad grip its worth it to me. Its funny about the price of the 908 rear I bought two several years ago for my 950 se seems like I gave about $100 ea I never had a chance to run them on it since some one stole the bike from me, I ended up running them on my moto guzzi quota and its time for a new tire, I choked at the $200 asking price now.
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Asus UV6
SpecificationsNotebook: Asus UV6
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo P8600
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS
Display: 12.1 inch, 16:10, 1280x800 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 1.9kg
Price: 1600 euro
Reviews for the Asus UV6
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Aesthetically, the bamboo theme gives the UV6 a classy look that is very attractive.
Relatively lightweight, the notebook is great to work on and even play games, albeit with the graphics toned down. It's great that the notebook comes bundled with two batteries so users can use one based on their needs. However, the onscreen notifications are intrusive and gets in the way when running programs in full screen. Also, for a relatively high-end notebook, it is surprising that the UV6 doesn't offer better speakers than the built-in mono one. Another disappointment is the trackpad's lack of multi-touch or gesture based commands that would've made navigation easier. At RM6,588, the UV6 Bamboo is a premium notebook that is designed for portability and performance on the go.
Leistung 80, Mobilität 80
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 04/29/2009
Rating: performance: 80% mobility: 80%
NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS: Compared to the 9300M G, the GS has only 8 unified shaders but a higher clock rate. Therefore, the performance should be similar according to Nvidia. Supports
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Intel Core 2 Duo: This is the Core Duo and Core Solo successor with a longer pipeline and 5-20% more speed without more power consumption. As an addition to the Core Duo design there exists a fourth decoder, an amplified SSE-unit and an additional arithmetical logical unit (ALU).
The Core 2 Duo for laptops is identical to the desktop Core 2 Duo processors but the notebook-processors work with lower voltages (0.95 to 1188 Volt) and a lower Frontside bus clock (1066 vs 667 MHz). The performance of equally clocked notebooks is 20-25% lower than Desktop PCs because of the lower Frontside bus clock and the slower hard disks.
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From taquerias to haute cuisine, there is a dizzying mix of options for restaurants in Los Cabos. There are a fair number of tourist traps, too—a good reason to check with your concierge before you head out. Here are some of the best Los Cabos restaurants:
Mi Cocina. This chic San Jose del Cabo restaurant—decorated with torches, waterfalls, and palm trees—features Euro-Mexican fusion cuisine. Try the lamb and Oaxacan cheese stuffed poblano chilies.
The Market, in the One & Only Palmilla. This resort restaurant, opened by a three-star Michelin Chef, is one of the best restaurants in Los Cabos. Try the crab-stuffed squash blossoms, or the roast veal chops with chipotle.
Nick-San-Palmilla. Tucked in the Tiendas de Palmilla shopping mall, this is considered the best sushi in Los Cabos; favorites include the lobster roll and tuna tostadas.
Canto Del Mar. One of the most popular Los Cabos restaurants, this little place in San Jose del Cabo only seats about 20 people, and has a sophisticated, intimate feel. The menu changes regularly, based on the freshest catches and produce available.
At Nick-San in downtown Cabo, the fusion of Mexican and Japanese cuisine is the result of a partnership between chefs Angel Carbajal and Masayuki Niikura. The open dining room accommodates 130 with both table and sushi-bar seating.
Famous for its carnitas (slow-roasted pork), this casual, open-air taquería is part of a small national chain established in Michoacán in 1899.


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I moved everything we want to sell to my office in the hopes that it would drive me insane and I would sell it faster.
I also moved the huge yoga ball here to get it out of the way when we hosted potluck on NYE. Now, it really has no home. It roams around the house, rolling this way and that way, irritating me but also being nice to sit on and I use it to exercise on occasion.
But it's huge... and it has not home. And I'm not sure we use it enough to justify keeping it.
So, if you have one, where to you keep it and how do you keep it in one spot?
And if you think I should get rid of it, why?
I'm really torn.
Thinking about this very issue just today--only I don't have the ball yet. I'd like to get one, but I don't know where I'd put it either. Of course, my dd would probably play with it so it would migrate through the house...
I think you should keep it, since it sounds like you do use it.
I kept mine as my desk chair, or tried to--the kids were always moving it. I've decluttered one twice and am thinking of buying a third! I think you just have to make your peace w/ having a big ugly ball that may or may not stay put in your house.
I was this > . < close to donating mine but then I got pregnant (yay!) and it's awesome to use as a birthing ball. Anyway, ours is deflatable, so we deflated it and will inflate it when the time comes for babe to be born. Also good for bouncing babes...the thing to inflate it is small and inexpensive too (and inflates other balls as well). That might be an option.
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Can it go in the garage? The attic space? DONATE!
Mom to J and never-ending , 0/2014 items decluttered, 0/52 crafts crafts completed
Seeking zen in 2014. Working on journaling and finding peace this year. Spending my free time taking J to swimteam
My DH got annoyed with my yoga ball getting in the way so he deflated it.
It felt very deflating too....
Must admit that was when we lived in a small space....I am thinking of reinflating now we have more space! Probably keep it in the garage while not in use.
Mine is in the basement. Putting a little towel under it keeps it from rolling around. I don't want to get rid of it because it works great for doing sit-up/crunches. I figured if I'm ever motivated enough to do any kind of exercising, I'll be motivated enough to go in the basement and use it there - away from the kids.
Devoted Mom to DS (27),DD1 (11) and : DD2 (7) I don't want to miss a thing!
I have a 65 CM anti-burst stay-ball, it has a weight or something (feels like a bean bag) inside of it that keeps it from moving. Mine is mostly deflated right now, but as soon as we get our bedroom reorganized/rearranged, I'm planning on giving it a corner in there. I won't keep it in the main part of the house, because the kids want to kick it and throw it around, or they try to sit on it and get hurt. I also have a smaller ball (the next size down maybe) that stays inflated, but fits easily in our bedroom closet. It also fits in our bathtub/shower, which I am anticipating could come in handy during our homebirth in July...
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got into the habit of saving them to a save file before saving the entire
system to tape. That way, if the save file save flagged them as damaged
we would delete them before the hours long full system save. I had that
pmr open long enough to cover several releases of the OS. It's resolved
now. And for those of you who decry that a *MGTCOL object doesn't count
because it's not 'database', there was a *FILE object (PF or table) that
was that was also part of performance collecting that I also routinely
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Hello my friends! Hope you are having a great day! I don't have a card for you today, I hope later. Today, my wonderful husband and I are celebrating our 8th Wedding Anniversary!
Yesterday, I planned to make a card for him, but when I checked the time, it was almost time to start dinner, then he was around my craft area and I didn't do it. Then I decided to watch TV and I fell asleep.
Anyway, today we are planning to go out for some yummy dinner at the Indian Restaurant, I've heard really good comments about this place and we are going to try it. My good neighbor Nicole is babysitting Rebecca, so we can have a nice time, just us!
Here is a picture of our wedding day in Perú. At this time, it's winter over there. That day was a very cold day and even started raining a little bit, but I always kept a big smile, it was my Wedding!!
By the way, yesterday DD and I made "anniversary cookies" for daddy, LOL.
Have a great day!
God bless you all!
20 July 2010
Happy Anniversary!
Posted by Giovana Smith at 1:00 AM
Labels: News
2 comments:
- Marianne said...
Congratulations on your anniversary. You made a very lovely bride.
- July 20, 2010 at 9:16 PM
- seamom said...
Oh! I am a day behind....
Congratulations on your 8th anniversary! May you enjoy MANY more years doing life together.
I hope your dinner was wonderful!
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The greatest film ever
Charlie don't surf
20 DB Complete Bastard Points
I'll have a watch of it..
Seems funny..
"You are a fucking dick De_Bunk, fucking cocksucking asshole!" (Mhaphew)
"Get Terminal Cancer or something, honestly, You're just a peasant." (Major)
Looks like a good grin. Shaun of the Dead revisited?
Thou shalt bow down before me and wobble thy head around, for I am Coo, the God of Pigeons.
It's an 'ok 5/10' film…I'd have been pissed off if i'd paid £10 to see it tho'..
It has its funny moments..
I actually talk like the Grandad..
I liked it.
Tounge in cheak n all that bollocks
Me ol' China
I had my tongue between some cheeks at the weekend.
http://www.totallycrap.com/forums/viewthread/18898/ <—UPDATED!
Leading with 20 DB Respect Points and a picture of his extraordinary penis.
St Georges Day
Funny but shitley acted
Worth watching once..Can't deny that..
Anything with Craig Faribras(?) is going to be shitley acted


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Early Christians wrote their ethical teaching not only in response to existing religious law or rite, but in competition with philosophical programs for soul-shaping. The religious traditions and the philosophic schools alike wanted to discipline bodily actions and passions, but even more to elicit certain roles or characters. This course reads some ancient philosophical examples of ethical persuasion before turning to early and medieval Christian texts that want to surpass them in power to shape lives. Note: Course has additional hour to be arranged.
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A living, breathing lung-on-a-chip has been developed that can mimic the boundary between the lung's air sacs and its capillaries.
It's at this boundary that inhaled pathogens and potentially harmful nanoparticles pass into the bloodstream. Reproducing those processes on a chip could one day provide an alternative to animal testing for drug development and toxicity screening.
The coin-sized lung-on-a-chip consists of a simple network of microfluidic channels etched into a rubbery, transparent polymer called polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS). The central channel contains two layers of human cells, separated by a porous membrane (see image).
In the upper layer the cells come from alveoli, the cavities deep inside the lung where gases pass between the lungs and the bloodstream. The lower layer contains endothelium cells from the capillaries that carry oxygen-rich blood away.
Breathe in…
As well as mimicking the cellular structure of the lung, the chip copies its behaviour too: it can "breathe". As air pressure in two channels flanking the main channel is periodically reduced and increased, the central membrane is widened, stretching the cells as it does to, before they contract once more as the pressure is increased, says Donald Ingber, director of the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University, and leader of the lung-on-a-chip team.
Because the device is transparent, it's possible to make real-time measurements of the inflammatory response that occurs when pathogens or silica nanoparticles are introduced into the airflow chamber. The measurements are made using high-resolution fluorescence microscopy. The extent to which these particles pass into the simulated bloodstream can also be recorded, Ingber says.
These measurements show that the "breathing" mechanism appears to encourage the uptake of silica nanoparticles – a result that the team found also occurs when they introduced the same nanoparticles into a mouse lung connected to a ventilator.
Lifelike response
The fact that the lung-on-a-chip behaves so much like the real mouse lung is an encouraging sign that ethically acceptable and cheaper alternatives to animal testing may be on the way. Cell-culture techniques, which are also being investigated as an option, cannot take into account important mechanical influences that help regulate the organs, such as the stretching of lung tissue caused by breathing. "This is something that has been missing from almost all in vitro models," Ingber says.
Anthony Holmes, of the UK National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research in London, agrees. "There's lot of evidence that the normal functions of organs require certain physical stimulations," he says. The lungs are one example but it applies equally to bone, cartilage and other tissues. "It's a nice model and an interesting approach."
"It's wonderful that it breathes, and definitely a step in the right direction," says Kelly BéruBé, a cell biologist at Cardiff University, UK, who acts as scientific adviser to the UK's Safer Medicines Trust. But she warns that the immortalised cell lines used in the lung-on-a-chip tend not to have the same properties as "primary" cells taken from patients. "Unless they can get primary cells, they are not going to be able to replace animal tests."
Journal reference: Science, DOI: 10.1126/science.1188302
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Fixed it!on June 12, 2008 at 11:20 pm
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Finally fixed that "wrong comic showing up on front page" issue. Turns out I didn't have the most recent version of Comicpress, and it was messing with my WordPress which WAS the newest version. I had to redo some of the format customizing, but that's a small bit of work I shall endure to have a working site for y'all.
So, with any luck, things should be spiffy from here on out, at least on the website front. Hooray! Banana-berry smoothies all around.


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The Walking Dead
Morgan Jones Returns in The Walking Dead Season 5 Premiere — "Big Plans" For His Future!
Yesssss! Morgan Jones (Lennie James) returned at the very end of The Walking Dead Season 5, Episode 1, "No Sanctuary," appearing in the woods. What was he doing? He seemed to be heading to Terminus, but then he saw Rick's "NO" Sanctuary sign. (Rick is the zombie apocalypse Better Business Bureau.) Where is Morgan going now? When might we see him again? He didn't seem ... mentally unhinged or anything, although that's hard to gauge in a short scene. At least he's not "clearing" any more. It's a step in the right direction.
After Episode 1, comic book writer/TV exec producer Robert Kirkman told Entertainment Weekly that Morgan is possibly in better shape than we last saw him in Season 3, Episode 12, "Clear," "but he's on the road, he's alone. You never know, we've got to see him interact with people. He could still be a loon. But yeah, he's on their trail. Rick left him a map, so he knew roughly where Rick was, and it's clear that he's decided, 'Hey, you know, living alone in this horrible town is not for me. Maybe I do need to reenter society. Maybe I do need to find these people.' And I like to think he got to that prison and was like, 'Wait, what's going on? Like, everyone's gone now?' So yeah, he's actually on their trail, and the Terminus thing is helping him hopefully stay on that trail. And it's certainly a question as to whether he'll meet up with them, or when he'll meet up with them, but we've got a lot of big plans for the character of Morgan, so stay tuned."
Big plans! Yes! Showrunner Scott Gimple added to The Hollywood Reporter that there's more Morgan story to come, even if he woudn't confirm when that story would be told. "That definitely seemed like the start of something; he was on a path and his path changed. Looking at him, how he's dressed, how he's acting — it's not a 42-minute episode there — but you get some hints about where he's at. I would look at that carefully."
There we go — we have our marching orders: Re-watch that final scene carefully for hints.
Note: Here's the ending of AMC's episode description for "No Sanctuary": "Months after Rick's escape from Terminus, a masked stranger marches down the railroad tracks. He stops to see the Terminus sign Rick modified, and hangs his head. He removes his mask. It's Morgan." Months after. So there's a time jump and Morgan is only finding that sign months later.
PREVIOUS UPDATE: Guess what! Morgan (Lennie James) may not have returned in Season 4, as we hoped, but spoilers suggest we will see a glimpse of Morgan at the tail end of The Walking Dead Season 5 premiere, "No Sanctuary," as a special surprise after the credits.
According to this play-by-play rundown: "The show cuts to the credits, but don't switch off just yet. When the credits end, we go back to the train tracks and see a man walking towards the [Terminus] sign Rick just wrote on. The man turns round with a mask on his face, but when he takes the mask off, we see it's Morgan who Rick met earlier in the show, but he's on his own!"
Let's hope this Morgan sighting is true, and not still another false trail. By the end of Ep 1, Rick and company had blasted their way out of Terminus, but there were still some survivors. Where will Morgan go from this point? We can only hope he finds his way back with the group, even if filming spoilers never said anything about Lennie James. LOVE a pleasant surprise!
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Never mind all the "Where's Beth Greene?" speculation for a minute — what about Morgan Jones (Lennie James)? When is he returning to The Walking Dead?
We were looking forward to his return in Season 4, but that casting tease was debunked. Still, when he told Entertainment Weekly Morgan was a no-go for S4, showrunner Scott Gimple added, "Will he be on the show again? Yes. I am absolutely certain of that."
Scott is keeping faith on the Morgan promise; during his recent interview with Larry King, Scott was asked, "Will we see Morgan again?" He answered, "I am so determined to make that happen by hook or by crook. I can definitely say yes."
Yassssss! Morgan is a lock. He's not a definite lock for Season 5 — we're not going to fall into that assumption trap again — but TheWalkingDead.com issued a poll, asking fans when they think Morgan will return.
Here are the results so far:
First half of Season 5 - 37%
Second half of Season 5 - 49%
Season 6 - 7%
Later than Season 6 - 3%
Never - 3%
So at this point fans seem to think the second half of Season 5 is a good bet. There's valid reason to think that way, based on the comics.
We kind of had the comics-to-TV story on fast-forward for Season 4, figuring the "A" of the season finale might mean the Alexandria Safe-Zone of the comics. Now that we know that's not the case, and our group hasn't even hit the road for Washington, D.C. yet, it does make sense to think the first half of Season 5 might involve getting out of Terminus, determining what to do next, perhaps meeting with Gabriel Stokes (and Beth?), and then possibly hitting the road for D.C.
In the comics, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs) and Abraham Ford (Michael Cudlitz) took a detour to Rick's old hometown to get supplies and ran into Morgan. Morgan ultimately joined the group on the road. TWD the TV show did something similar to that in Season 3, but without adding Morgan back into the mix, so maybe they won't want to cover that ground again. But there are other ways to get Morgan on the show, even if we don't go back "home."
Season 5 filming looks like it's keeping to the usual 16-episode schedule of May to November. Comic book writer/producer Robert Kirkman said the Season 5 script would all be finished by this summer. We'll have to keep an eye out for any hints that Lennie James is back on the show — although we'll avoid trusting IMDb on that one again.
What do you think? Will Morgan return in Season 5? If so, first half or second? If not, Season 6 or later?
The Walking Dead Season 5 premieres in October 2014 on AMC.
Sources: Larry King, TheWalkingDead.com