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About 10-12 months ago (can't be sure of the exact date), I took the plunge and ordered 6 full spectrum light bulbs, which mimic the 1500 waves of light that come in through the sun. I have to say that these lights have been a wonderful godsend for me and I realized what poor quality light I was living with before. Not only that, but it allowed me to experience most of the benefits of the sun, even on cloudy days, because these bulbs come about as close as you can to real sunlight. Everything in my room where I put 2 bulbs appears sharper and I've noticed a marked reduction in eye strain, and a much better mood while in my bright room.
It's such a phenomenal change that my room has to be at least 3 times brighter than any other room in the house. This especially helps on gloomy days, especially in the winter months. Most of us need about an hour of unfiltered sunlight per day, which I would guess less than 10% actually get. This condition, known as sunlight starvation, can lead to depression, agitation, sickness, a vitamin D deficiency, and many, many other problems. This is why sunlight and Earthing (walking or sitting barefoot on the Earth) are two of the most important practices you can use for health. The only problem is that the sun is not out every day, at least not consistently.
I try to get sun as much as I can, during hours when the sun is at least 50 degrees above the horizon (very important for vitamin D). But there are times of the year, even here, where the sun never gets to that point. Therefore, I won't get all the sun's beneficial wavelengths during some of the winter and fall months. The sun will still be beneficial, but you won't get as much vitamin D, so it is important to have another light source that supplies UVB rays, which helps your body produce vitamin D. That's where these bulbs come in.
My only recommendation is not to use more than 3 of these bulbs in one small room. If I stick 3 of these bulbs in my ceiling fan, it becomes way too bright for me to handle it. It is like being in the sun for too long without sunglasses. But then again, it may be fine for you, as I have some eye problems from when I had brain cancer 10 years ago. My pupils don't exactly react very quickly, so an increase in brightness for extended periods of that magnitude causes me problems, but might not be any problem for you.
In conclusion, these bulbs are a great SUPPLEMENT to getting real sunlight year-round, but not a replacement. Nothing beats pure, unfiltered sunlight for at least 20 minutes a day, without sunscreen or too much clothing on. Ideally, you should get 50% of your body exposed to the sun every day. And on those days when it is impossible to get that sun, you'll have the bulbs as a backup, and even using them year-round is not a problem, as they are not the sun, so don't have any skin cancer-causing rays. This white-blue light is essential for proper brain function, and immune system health, so give them a try and see how you feel.


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Shelby Is Celebrating The 40th Anniversary Of His '65 GT350 By Building 40 427-Powered Versions Of The GT350SR
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With an all-aluminum 427 small-block and 585 naturally-aspirated horsepower, Shelby's latest GT350 is not a continuation car to be taken lightly. Maybe it's best to say that you shouldn't let the GT350 logo fool you into thinking small cubes, ala the original of 1965.
Doug Hasty, president of Unique Performance, the company building the Shelby continuation cars in Farmers Branch, Texas, told us, "The car is a beast. It will light up those tires and continue to light them up. Put slicks on it and who knows what will happen."
The idea for a 40th anniversary Shelby surfaced when Unique began planning for 2005 and realized it would be the 40th anniversary of both the original Shelby GT350 Mustang and the 427 Cobra. The first '65 GT350 is near and dear to our hearts and the big-block street Cobra is, in our opinion, the most celebrated and outrageous sports car ever unleashed to the public.
What's unique about the anniversary GT350SR is that it commemorates both vehicles. First, there's the engine, a numerical reminder of 427 Cobra magic. However, the 427 under the hood should not be confused with either the old iron-block FE series or the 427 in Shelby's new aluminum big-block program. Basically, the V-8 in the GT350 is a 351 bored and stroked to a 427. "We wanted to find a way to still get that big-block punch but without the weight issues you would normally find with a big-block," Hasty explained.
In addition to being heavier, an FE series big-block would have also been too wide to fit between the shock towers of the '65-'66 Mustang fastback. The bored and stroked 351/427, meanwhile, fits fine.
Open the hood and the Shelby tuned aluminum small-block looks race car hot, topped by what appears to be a set of vintage Webers. Again, don't be fooled. That's a DC&O fuel injection setup fed by 42-psi injectors and timed by a Redline fuel management computer system.
Bobby Mikus, vice president of operations at Unique Performance, compared injection to carburetion. "It's more efficient. You don't have any lag in the acceleration. Cold starts are a lot better. You don't have any problems like you do with carburetors. They're actually zilch in warm-up."
Carroll Shelby, always progressive, would have utilized these components in the 1960s had they been available, so he's using them now.
As you can see, power is a major component of the 40th Anniversary Shelby GT350SR. However, the special paint from Hot Hues by Dupont and graphics and badges are what stand out. This is, after all, a commemorative vehicle limited to 40 copies. The car you see here is proudly owned by Greg Marino of Auto-Torium in Hooksett, New Hampshire.
Even though a '65 model, the 40th anniversary GT350SRs utilizes the plexiglass rear quarter-windows first used in the '66 GT350 because collectors favor them. Likewise, the competition front valance (bumper) has proved very popular over the years.

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Date posted: August 27, 2013
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Task Force voted Tuesday to move forward into the next phase of a Sheridan Area Career Technical Education and Training Strategy and Target Industry Study.
SEEDA has contracted with the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, a nonprofit corporation based in Chicago, to research local and regional market trends and how they relate to the existing and future labor force.
CAEL recently completed the primary phase of the study and will now move forward with a Target Industries Profile and Career Technical Education and Training Strategy.
SEEDA board members granted authority to a subcommittee to fine tune a work request for CAEL and send the work order off before the board meets again next month.
SEEDA will pay CAEL $22,000 when the Target Industry Profile is complete, $22,000 when the CTET Strategy is done, and $22,425 when the final report is delivered.
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Day Ride from the Northen coast of Java to the Southen coast
I currently live in Semarang the capital city in central java right by the coast in Marina Beach. This short report is about my ride to the southen coast of Java on Parangtritis beach. It started in the afternoon and ended in sunrise. It took about a total of 4 hours going the long way down because the usual route would take only 3 hours. The route taken is marina beach - semarang - ungaran - salatiga - boyolali - klaten - jogja - Parangtritis beach
In semarang it is very hot, especially on the beach. Semarang is a port city and many activities of docking cargo from large ships and industries.
After one hours ride from the beach we reach Ungaran is it a industrial area and there are many factories around here. It is bad to ride arount here because full of trucks and containers even busses and motorbikes all together and very congested.
Ariving in salatiga has better views of central java rice paddies, mountains dan trees.
In Boyolali city is quite the same until klaten. Klaten is a low lying area and pretty flat it is just south of mount merapi.
I stop and have a rest after 3 gours of riding at a mosque that was damaged in the 200/ earthquake that hit central java dan killied about 6000 people.
After a rest driect headed to the beach and it was getting dark I hope that we can see the sunset at the beach
That's for now.
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HUNDREDS of residents around rural Newbridge and Lamorna were left without power this morning after a lightning strike caused an electrical fire.
A total of 431 west Cornwall homes were affected by a transformer that was set alight in Newbridge earlier this morning, with the likes of Sancreed and St Buryan also said to have been within the parameter.
Western Power Distribution (WPD) was called to the incident alongside a fire crew from Penzance just before 9am and 10 minutes later 333 of those hit were reconnected - however, the remainder had to wait until around 11.30 to be put onto a backup generator, according to WPD.
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On Monday, I was driving on the interstate and I saw one of those family car decals/stickers that you see on the back windows. I made myself chuckle by imagining one with Mario, Princess Peach and her seven mushroom retainers from the original Super Mario Bros.. I wanted to share it, but I felt it deserved a little more effort than just a car with stickers slapped on it. So I created this image above.
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I can spot an E. HONDA, Napierski.
Dude, you're right! haha
Oh god an original comic, can it be?
These stickers remind me of when pilots would paint little iron crosses on their planes to indicate how many german planes they shot down.
You should make one for Princess Peach & Bowser
Is… peach driving?
Well it's her car. =P
She drives a mean go kart, so why not an actual car?
What side of a Japanese (or Mushroom Kingdom) car is the steering wheel on?
And this is where people realize there are seven little toads always flipping people behind that car off. I mean, really, look at 'em! They've all got that middle finger up just like they did in Super Mario Bros, adding that little bit more insult to when they tell you you just did all that work in that world for a consolation prize.


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He isn't as famous as Eddie Royal, the Broncos' second-rounder draft choice, or, for that matter, Peyton Hillis, their seventh-rounder.
But Ryan Clady is making at least as big of an impact.
You remember Clady. Or maybe you don't. He has disappeared off most people's radar screens since the Broncos selected him with the 12th pick in the 2008 draft.
By his own choice, I might add. His own personality, his own demeanor.
The kid doesn't say much. He just goes out and plays. And one look at the Broncos' stats gives you a hint of just how well he's playing.
The NFL average for sacks allowed is 21. The 10-0 Titans have allowed six. The Broncos are next-best, tied with Tampa Bay, with eight.
Stuff happens when your rookie left tackle is playing lights out.
"I don't evaluate all the tackles in the league, but I can't think of a guy I'd rather have," said Broncos coach Mike Shanahan. "He's playing at a high level ... He handles himself well on and off the field."
And the best part is, Clady figures to only get better. If all goes as planned, he'll anchor the Broncos' offensive line for the next decade-plus.
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High tech that looks and acts like low tech is hot. The retro and vintage camera effect app craze is in full swing. How about vintage video? You may have seen the Vintage Video Maker app featured in our Appisode 172. If that piqued your interest, then read on to learn more about this fun little app.
Load your own videos from your Library or your computer via FTP. Or, shoot videos from right in the app. Choose your effect of choice: Black and White, Sepia, Vintage Sepia, 20's Movie, 60's Home Video, or None. You choose the quality as well: Low (192×144), Normal (480×360), High (640×480), or HD (1280×720).
Select a sound: From Video, None, Piano 1, Piano 2, or Movie Projector. Piano 1 and Piano 2 are both jaunty, 20's style tunes. Movie Projector sounds like those old movie projectors from before the days of VCRs, DVDs and digital. Alternatively, you can load a custom sound by adding files via local ftp connection.
Next, choose your Video Time Scale. In other words, do you want your video sped up or slowed down? Old-fashioned movies were always sped up a bit, so for a real vintage look you'll want to speed it up a bit. The 2.0x speed is checked if you do nothing; and that strikes me as pretty authentically retro. Choose between 1.0x (regular speed), 0.3x (slowest), 0.5x, 0.7x, 1.5x, 2.0x, or 3.0x (fastest).
After you take your video, it will be automatically saved to your camera roll. You have the option to e-mail it from right inside the app if you wish.
If you like, you can purchase the Silent Film Maker functionality in-app. This allows you to create silent films like Charlie Chaplin, complete with title cards, transitions, and soundtracks. This add-on gives you the ability to edit within the app.
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Vintage Video Maker is whole lot of fun. If you have seen and admired early films and television, like the Cecil B. DeMille classics, the original Dracula, or The Little Rascals, you will enjoy duplicating that look on your iPhone. If you remember watching family movies set up on a big screen and projector in your parents' (or grandparents') living room, you will get quite a kick out of mimicking the the mid-century look on your oh-so-modern device!
This app is really easy to use; you don't have to be Cecil B. DeMille to create an old-fashioned masterpiece of your own. The user interface takes no time at all to figure out.
Since you can mix and match film speed, look, and sound, there are a lot of possibilities for different retro looks. It's nice that you can load movies you've already created — you're not limited to what you film in-app. This means you can try different looks on the same movie, and keep tweaking it until it's exactly how you want it.
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I would like to see more filters than just the six offered. And even more importantly, there ought to be more soundtracks and sound effects. The moods of many different eras can be evoked with just a few simple measures of music and other sounds. Hopefully, future updates will include these. I would also like to have the ability to do some simple editing within this app, without having to make a separate purchase.
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If you're into the retro iPhone app camera movement, if you are into film or videography, if you like old movies, or even if you just want to amuse yourself, friends, and family; this is a must-buy app for your collection.


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The TNA party supporters choose to elect the officials who are allied to Wambui who is vying for the seat on a TNA ticket and swept all the seats from the four wards of Karima, Chinga, Mahiga and Iria-ini.
In the chaotic elections held at Othaya CDF hall, supporters of another parliamentary aspirant Peter King'ara were defeated amid protests of illegularities.
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At the patronal feast day last month, the director of the Gardens of Gethsemane Cemetery, Alan MacKinnon, presented the check for five thousand dollars for our project and promises it to do this every year for 5 years. Metropolitan Hilarion thanked Mr. MacKinnon for his support of the Holy Epiphany Church and for his initiative in the construction of the Orthodox chapel at the cemetery. Fr. Victor underscored the cooperation between our parish and the Gardens of Gethsemane Cemetery.
Watch the video of the blessing of the future chapel grounds.
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Humanitarian Assistance for the Donbas Region
We received a letter from Fr. Ilya Kobzar, a priest serving in war torn Donetsk, for whom our parish is collecting funds for humanitarian assistance in the Donbas region.
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Dear Parishioners of the Holy Epiphany Church,
The Holy Epiphany Church is the spiritual center of the Russian Orthodox Church in Boston. Every year, we're delighted to see the church overflow with parishioners. The length of the communion line on Sundays alone speaks volumes about the growth potential of our community. God willing, in the summer of 2015, we hope to begin the expansion and modification of the narthex to accommodate the needs of our current and future parishioners. If funds allow, we also hope to start planning for a new parish center behind the church.
The church expansion project will include making several much needed modifications to our building, such as:
As construction begins, we hope to immediately start planning for the new parish hall and cultural center that would replace the current house next to the church. Besides accommodating for cultural events, lectures, and parish banquets, the new hall would provide dedicated classrooms for our children and youth, parish offices, a library, and possibly an apartment for those who need temporary housing assistance.
We now begin our fundraising efforts, and would like to invite you to pledge multiple donations over time toward the cost of the project. The parish relies solely on the parishioners' donations both for its existence and any upgrading. Your kind commitment to the future of our community would make the success of our plans possible.
Please ask your friends to support us as well. Our dreams can become reality only with your help. May our Lord bless our intentions and your generosity!
Archpriest Victor Boldewskul
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Who says Brits don't make good TV these days?
Actually, that's not entirely fair. The video above isn't a TV series. Yet.
What you've just watched is a "˜sizzle reel' for Slingers a proposed TV series dreamt up by freelancer writer and all round decent chap Mike Atherton (a.k.a Sizemore). The intention of it is to sell the concept to TV networks before making a full pilot. Given the buzz the clip has generated online that task has probably just become a little bit easier.
The sizzle reel feels a bit like a hybrid of Firefly and Hustle/Ocean's Eleven, with a very British sensibility. There are certainly overtones of 2000 AD and Doctor Who in there as well.
Those nods to British comics aren't too surprising. Not only is Atherton a huge Judge Dredd fan, but he originally intended Slingers to be a comic. Fortunately for us, he is now working with production company Sleepy Dog and director Steve Baron to create a fully fledged TV series.
Supporting Atherton et al. in their endeavours are Coren and Aaron Brownlee, who's short film The Lamentable Saga of the Suicide Brothers was a highlight of this year's London Film Festival. They're responsible for the art you see here, as well as having had a hand in developing the concept with Atherton.
The aim is to film a pilot episode next year, and then create 20 more episodes to complete the first season. It's not clear yet whether the series will be picked up by a European network, or an American one. Whoever it is, they would appear to have a sure-fire hit on their hands.
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The Little Snake River Museum is home to numerous historical buildings and exhibits depicting the history of this secluded ranching valley. The museum is designed to tell the rich history of the Little Snake River Valley from the early 1800s when only Native Americans and mountain men took up residence here to the twentieth century as pioneers, miners, cattlemen, sheepmen, outlaws, and other settlers joined their ranks. Visitors to the museum get a glimpse of how all of these people lived as they walk through their refurnished homes. The LSR Museum strives to keep the history of the community alive through the vast collection of homes, belongings, and memories. With two locations; the Little Snake River Main museum in Savery, Wyoming and the Outlaw Stop in Baggs, Wyoming visitors should plan to spend the whole day exploring the area, the collections, and the history of this western valley.
The Main Little Snake River Museum Building in Savery was originally the Savery School. The school encompassed all grades until 1958 when the high school was closed. Elementary students attended the school until 1972, when the Little Snake River Valley Schools consolidated, which resulted in all students attending school in Baggs. The Carbon County School District #1 donated the building to the community for different events and the creation of the museum. The school is the primary home to exhibits as five of the retired classrooms now educate visitors on Valley history through displays covering the medical, military, art, and fashion history of the valley along with achievements, sometimes infamous, of Snake River residents. A gift shop with over 270 book titles and the museum office can also be found in the building.
Over the years numerous historic structures have joined the array of exhibit buildings at the LSR Museum. These structures, including a schoolhouse, homes, and cabins, are all open to the public. The Museum also is home to the Dixon Street Building that highlights the mainstreet of Dixon, Wyoming and the Battle Creek 'Battle for Life Store'. There are also two interactive dwellings on site, the Homesteader House and the Mountain Man Tent. Many of the buildings are handicapped accessible and all are located on our lush landscaped grounds. The museum also has a picnic area, public event room, public restrooms and plenty of easy parking.
The Outlaw Stop in Baggs has the original Town Hall/Fire Station and two-cell Jail (all in one small building) along with the Mathew/Gaddis cabin; former residence, road house and outlaw hangout. The Snake River Valley was a popular stop for outlaws as its remoteness and proximity to three different state lines allowed for easy getaways when law enforcement came calling. The museum has numerous original photographs and letters that give first person histories of the area and includes a covered picnic area, gift shop and easy parking.
Nearly everything in both locations has been donated or is on loan by generous local residents. Please stop by the LSR Museum and enjoy the historical buildings, exhibits and authentic items we have on display:
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Dr. Noyes's Medical Supplies
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The LSR Museum has taken many years, many hands, and many minds to make it what it is today. We appreciate everyone who has worked, volunteered, and donated to the museum. Thank you!


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The Study Book contains an introduction and 12 in-depth chapters on the parables. The 12 chapters correspond to the basic lessons in the Modern Parables study.
Each of the six parables is covered in two chapters: one on "Understanding the Parable" and one on "Living the Parable." The "Understanding" chapters include background and context, section-by-section exegesis, and the the relationship of the parable to the Kingdom of God. The "Living" chapters include a transcript of the pastor's talk in the corresponding Application Video as well as specific Biblical texts from other parts of the Bible that relate to the parable. The first "Living" chapter also includes a discussion of the four questions concerning Biblical application.
Almost all of the in-depth biblical study materials for Modern Parables is included in the Study Book. The reasoning behind this is that once students have had their interests piqued by the parable films and application videos, they will have a stronger interest in studying the parable. The lessons in the Study Book are intended to be read after each of the classes.
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I applied online. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Farmers Automobile Insurance (Denver, CO).
I applied from an online website. It was advertised as being a new local recruiting effort, but I got called from a person in another state. I showed up to my interview with the name of who I was interviewing with and no one knew what I was talking about.
When I was seated at the conference table a different person showed up (the local regional director). I did not understand the connection until the end of the interview.
The interview itself was informative and straightforward. There was a lot of push on the "earning potential" (which always raises red flags for me), however, I do my research and decide if this is worth taking the chance.
Despite many negative reviews, it seems that my regional director tries to be as transparent as possible. I appreciate this and plan to take the next steps.
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- There wasn't really a hard question to answer, but I was surprised by the response he had to one of mine. He asked how long I had been wanting to work in the insurance business and I told him that this was something of a whim. I said that I don't work nine to five as well as I should, that I want a business opportunity that keeps me from having a boss, and that I like to set my own pace.
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The Barnes Foundation has two primary campuses: a new facility on Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, home to the world-famous art collection; and the Foundation's historic home in the suburb of Merion, domain of the Arboretum and archives. A third campus, Ker-Feal, is not open to the public.
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The former Barnes residence is nestled in a 12-acre arboretum, notable for over 2,000 species of woody plants and trees. Merion is also home to the horticulture program and the Foundation's archives. Learn more
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From the very first moment that word began leaking out about Anne Hathaway's powerhouse performance of "I Dreamed A Dream" in Les Miserables, she became a heavy favorite to win her very first Oscar. However, from the very first moment that she stepped onto the red carpet of the Academy Awards tonight, the only thing that people could concentrate on were the way that her Prada gown put her not-unfamiliar nipples on display.
Within seconds of Anne Hathaway's arrival this evening, the Twitter handle @hathawaynipples was created, picking up some 1,600 followers along the way. It was all that the Lilliputian Ryan Seacrest and Kristen Chenoweth could do to keep from staring at them during their respective red carpet interviews for E! and ABC —each of their eyelines were, after all, directly lined up with the statuesque Hathaway's bustline— and as soon as Anne was named the winner of tonight's Best Supporting Actress Oscar, the producers in the control truck tried (largely in vain) to keep her headbeams just south of the frame.
We can't help but wonder if Oscar host Seth MacFarlane is currently backstage, frantically working on a new version of his opening monologue song "We Saw Your Boobs" for Miss Hathaway. Either way, we know that thousands of horny teenage boys will be dreaming themselves a dream tonight thinking of Anne's Hathaways.
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Valuation of jadeite jade
Let's imagine, if I want the best diamond, absolutely colorless, ideal cut, flawless and in a big size, that will end up with a sky-high price. The same thing happens in jadeite jade. If I want jadeite jade with imperial green color, glassy variety, no flaw or crack and perfect carved, I will meet an extremely high price, too. So, we'd better figure out our budget, and what character we want most, a vivid color, or good transparency, or great craftsmanship, before shopping.
Chinese have an old saying that "There is a price for gold, but not one for jade". It tells the truth. There are quoted prices lists for diamonds and most of other precious gemstones, which can help businessmen to evaluate their prices. Jadeite Jade is the only gemstone for which regular prices are not quoted by the major international gemstone trading firms.
It is because it's difficult to quote a price for jadeite jade. Jadeite jade differs from most other gems as it is not only polycrystalline aggregates but also not monocrystalline mineral. It is composed of many types of minerals.
What are the principles of jadeite jade appraisal?
1. Color
This property is the most important for determining value. Naked eyes are good tools to judge it. The best light source to view the stone for appraisal is daylight.
a. The purity of color.
There are six levels of purity for green color:
Pure green, it is also know as imperial green. It doesn't contain other hues of differing intensity.
Slightly yellowish green, Slightly bluish green
Yellowish green, Bluish green
Grayish green
Because the first level of color only has little difference with the second and third one, internet buyers should consult the seller for the real color about the item. As for as I know, if the seller use a digital camera to take pictures for pure green (imperial green), the pictures will appear to be slightly yellowish green in many occasions.
Pure green, imperial green(in digital photos, pure green seems to have a yellow hue though the actural item hasn't. )
bluish green
b. The intensity of color:
The deeper ones are more valuable.
c. The brightness of color
The bright ones are more valuable.
d. The evenness of color
The colors of jadeite jade are mostly unevenly distributed because of its mineral structure, therefore, those ones with even color are rare and with high value.
even, $3200
not so even, $600
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| Pyongyang, February 4 (KCNA) -- A Palestinian official on Tuesday accused Israel of spoiling the international vision of the two-state solution based on 1967 borders, by expanding 70 Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Mohamed Ghuneim, Palestinian minister for Israeli settlement affairs, said in an exclusive interview with Xinhua that Israel has recently "unprecedentedly escalated the settlement activities on the territories it is still seizing in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, adding that "this aims at changing realities on the ground by the expansion of settlements."
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The community of Hopedale is mourning the death of Dick Kairtok.
The community of Hopedale is in mourning this week. A longtime resident and respected teacher, Dick Kairtok passed away on Dec. 27. The 63-year-old man fell through the ice on Hopedale Harbour while driving his snowmobile. Several residents of the community tried to save him. One even tried giving Kairtok CPR, but to no avail.
Today, family and friends are remembering Kairtok as a gentle man who enjoyed making things with his hands and teaching children how to do the same.
"He did just about everything," says Kairtok's sister Bertha Holeiter. "Soapstone carving, and making komatiks and building his own cabin. He could make about everything."
Holeiter remembers walking in on one of her brother's classes at the local school. She felt proud when she saw the interest the kids had in what Kairtok was showing them.
"I went into his workplace and they were making real komatiks…and the children were so eager to learn from him because he was so easy to learn from," says Holeiter.
Kairtok was a part of a very large family. He was someone that his many siblings, nieces, nephews, and cousins looked up to. He was a knowledgeable man who taught them a lot of practical skills.
The family member that Kairtok had the biggest impact on was his nephew Jako Basto, who says he looked up to his uncle like a father and a best friend.
"He taught me a lot," says Basto. "He taught me to hunt. He was the first person to take me Caribou hunting and seal hunting. He taught me everything. My father passed away when I was nine years old, and he took me under his wing."
Basto's favourite memory of his uncle is the first time they went Caribou hunting together, up in Nain Bay.
"Our machine give out…so we had to camp out there in the woods," says Basto.
The trip may have started out rocky, but it would turn out to be a fruitful hunting expedition. The men were down in a valley and could see all the caribou up on the hill. Basto and his uncle made the climb up the steep hill and hid behind a big rock.
"My god the caribou, it was just full of caribou," recalls Basto. "We got all the caribou we wanted that day. It was my first time caribou hunting and the first time he handed me the gun. That's when I shot my caribou."
Even though Kairtok enjoyed the company of children, he also enjoyed peace and solitude. He especially enjoyed spending time alone at the cabin he built.
"Being in his cabin by himself is what he liked doing best," says Holeiter.
Years ago, Kairtok was involved in a hunting accident; he was accidentally shot in the leg. As a result of the injury, Kairtok had a permanent limp. However, that didn't stop him from walking to his cabin when he felt the need.
"He walked from here to his cabin a lot," says Holeiter. "That's probably a one or two hour walk. Sometimes if he didn't have any gas, or if his Skidoo wouldn't go or his boat wouldn't go he'd mostly walk, even though he had a really bad leg. If he found it painful, he did not say."


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Kidneys aren't body parts that you think about much — unless you have kidney disease. Kidneys are vital to a person's survival because they filter waste, as well as extra fluid and salt, from the body. If they stop working (known as kidney failure), a person will need to go on kidney dialysis or get a kidney transplant.
A kidney transplant is an operation where doctors put a new kidney in the body of someone whose own kidneys no longer work properly. One healthy kidney can do the work of two failed kidneys.
Because people can survive with just one kidney, a living person can give one of his or her healthy kidneys to someone with kidney failure (this is called being a donor). A kidney also can come from a donor who has recently died, but the wait for this kind of donated kidney can often take a year or more.
Most kidney transplants are successful. People who have kidney transplants will take medications for the rest of their lives to prevent the body from rejecting the kidney. But aside from that, many teens who have kidney transplants go on to live normal, healthy lives once they recover from surgery.
Kidneys are bean-shaped organs located near the middle of a person's back, just below the ribs. Most people have one kidney on either side of their backbone. Kidneys help to clean the blood by removing things like excess fluids, salts, and waste products. The fluids and waste are turned into urine and exit the body as we pee.
Kidneys also release hormones that help regulate blood pressure, create new red blood cells, and maintain calcium levels for healthy bones.
If the kidneys stop working properly (kidney failure), it causes harmful waste products and excess fluid to build up in the body. A person's blood pressure also may rise and the body might not make enough red blood cells. If these problems aren't treated, they can quickly become life threatening.
In teens, kidney failure is usually caused by:
Diabetes and high blood pressure are two top reasons for kidney transplants in adults — and both of these conditions are becoming more common in teens. Although it's unlikely that people with these conditions will need kidney transplants during their teens, managing diabetes and high blood pressure now could help teens avoid kidney disease when they become adults.
Treating what's causing a person's kidney damage can sometimes help heal the kidneys. But if the person has lost too much kidney function, doctors will either recommend dialysis or a kidney transplant.
For teens who are candidates for transplant surgery, a transplant can be a good option. Since dialysis treatments are usually needed daily or multiple times a week, they can interfere with a person's routine (e.g., missing school). A successful kidney transplant can make it easier for people to live like they did before their kidneys failed.
There are two kinds of kidney transplants depending on who donates the new kidney.
A living-donor transplant is when a person with kidney failure gets a kidney from someone who is still alive (usually a relative or close friend, but occasionally a stranger).
A non-living-donor transplant is when people donate their kidneys for transplant after they die. This requires people who need kidneys to put their names on a waiting list until a suitable donor can be found.
If your doctor thinks you can have a kidney transplant, your first step is to visit a transplant hospital. A health care team there will evaluate you to see if you're healthy enough to have surgery and take the medicines you'll need to use for the rest of your life. The evaluation may include blood tests, X-rays, and other tests, and can take a few weeks.
If the transplant team decides you're a good candidate, the next step is to find a kidney. In some cases, kidneys come from a close relative or friend who has the same type blood and tissue and whose organs are similar in size to the recipient's.
If a living donor can't be found, your name will be added to a waiting list until a suitable kidney from a non-living donor is located. Since there are far more people in need of new kidneys than there are kidneys being donated, this process can take a long time.
If your name is on the waiting list for a kidney transplant, you'll need to stay in close touch with your doctors and the rest of your health care team. Make sure they know how to reach you at all times. When a kidney is located, you'll need to move quickly. Keep a bag packed and be ready to go to the transplant hospital at a moment's notice.
While you wait for a transplant, do your best to stay as healthy as possible. That way, you'll be ready for transplant surgery when the time comes. Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise, take all your medications as directed, and keep all your medical appointments — especially if you are getting dialysis. Let your doctor and the transplant center know right away if there are any changes in your health.
When you arrive at the hospital for surgery, you will probably give doctors a blood sample so they can do an antibody cross-match test. This is done to find out if your immune system will accept the new kidney. If the test comes back negative, the kidney is acceptable, and the transplant can begin.
In the operating room, the anesthesiologist will give you a general anesthetic so you'll sleep through the operation. The surgeon performing the transplant will then make a small cut in the lower part of your abdomen, just above your hips. The new kidney will be placed in your abdomen, and the surgeon will attach the kidney's blood vessels (artery and vein) to blood vessels in your lower body. Then the new kidney's ureter will be connected to your bladder.
In most cases, your own kidneys will be left in place and won't be removed unless they are causing problems like high blood pressure or an infection. Kidney transplant surgery usually takes about 3 to 4 hours to complete.
After kidney transplant surgery, you'll spend a few days (or up to a week) in the hospital as you recover. During this time, your health care team will monitor you closely to make sure there are no complications from the surgery, such as bleeding or infection. You'll also learn how to take the medicines you need to keep your body from rejecting the new kidney.
Here's what it means when medical staff talk about the body "rejecting" a kidney: A person's immune system is programmed to sense foreign objects (such as germs) and help the body get rid of them. Unfortunately, your immune system will recognize a new kidney as a foreign object and will attempt to reject it. To keep this from happening, you'll need to take medicines called immunosuppressants.
Immunosuppressants can make you more likely to get infections (especially in the days immediately after surgery). So be sure to stay away from sick people and tell everyone at home to wash their hands frequently.
For the first few weeks after surgery, you'll need to see the doctor a lot to make sure your new kidney is working normally. If you develop a fever or soreness in the area of the transplant, tell a doctor immediately. These could be signs that your body isn't taking to the new kidney. If the new kidney is rejected or fails, you can go on dialysis or possibly have another transplant.
With modern advances in surgical techniques and immunosuppressant medications, the overall success rate of kidney transplants is very high. When the body accepts a transplanted kidney, it typically keeps working for 10 to 20 years. After that, a person will need to look into another transplant or go on kidney dialysis.
There's a good chance you'll get back to doing most of the things you enjoyed before your kidneys failed. You may have to cut back on rough contact sports, though. Sports like football, hockey and wrestling can lead to injuries that could damage the new kidney. If you have questions about whether a sport is a good idea for you, get permission from your doctor before you start playing.
Be sure to ease back into all activities while you are recovering, and don't go too crazy eating foods that are no longer off limits. Eating well, exercising, and taking care of your body will help keep your new kidney healthy.
Living with a chronic condition like kidney failure can be frustrating sometimes. Things like dialysis, time spent waiting for a donor kidney, surgery, and medications can be overwhelming. After transplant surgery, some people feel depressed or anxious. It can be a lot to deal with!
Immunosuppressant therapy can be especially difficult for teens because it does have some side effects. The medicines you'll take to stop your body rejecting the kidney can cause acne, weight gain, and excess facial and body hair in women. If you notice side effects, talk to your doctor to see if there's anything that can be done.
If it seems like the stress of living with kidney failure or undergoing transplant surgery is more than you can handle, talk to someone. A parent is best, since your mom or dad will probably be going through the whole experience with you. But some teens find help by talking to a therapist or joining a support group.
Often, it can be a huge relief just talking about your feelings with other people who know what you're going through. If this sounds like something you might like to do, talk to your transplant hospital to see if they have (or know of) any support groups for teens who've had kidney transplants.
Reviewed by: Elana Pearl Ben-Joseph, MD
Date reviewed: August 2012
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - Have you listened to the pageant emcee who makes an announcement when the final two contestants are standing on stage.
Part of that discussion talks about the first runner-up being responsible for taking the title in case the winner is not able to fulfill her duties.
That happened for Kayla Reynolds.
This weekend could become Bullitt County's chance to dominate Kentucky's pageant spotlight.
Reynolds will represent the area as Miss Bullitt County Fair 2009 in the 2010 Miss Kentucky County Fair Pageant at the Galt House.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Bullitt County Drug Task Force coordinator Kenny Hardin was selected as the Bullitt County Partners in Prevention Partner of the Year.
Hardin received a plaque during the December PIP meeting. He called the award "certainly unexpected."
Jaime Goldsmith, Bullitt County Public Schools Safe and Drug Free Schools coordinator, nominated Hardin for the award.
CLERMONT - Bernheim Middle School students learned that movies with high-tech tricks and vampire-related themes can't hold a candle to a well-told story.
The students were visited by Roberta Simpson Brown, the "Queen of the Cold-Blooded Tales."
Brown is a retired teacher and published author as well as a professional storyteller. She learned her craft growing up in Russell Springs. She has performed throughout the country at various festivals and workshops.
Alyssa Phelps won the honor of throwing a pie at the face of Mrs. Hutchison recently.
Her innocent look contrasts to the look of the Shepherdsville Elementary teacher who just took the pie to the face.
It was all in good fun as the school collected over 1,800 jars of peanut butter to be sent off for the Haitian relief efforts.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - This ValentineDay is going to be a historic event for many couples in Mount Washington.
Mount Washington's Lloyd House Museum is currently under construction and in need of some serious repairs before it can be made available for public enjoyment.
In an effort to get things up and running for the community, the Mount Washington Historical Society in collaboration with the Kettle Creek Restaurant are hosting a fund raising luncheon.
It will be held at Kettle Creek on Sunday, Feb. 14, from 11am to 2pm.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - The 12th annual Valentine Gala, a fund-raiser for the Bullitt-Spencer County service center of the American Red Cross, will return on Saturday, Feb. 13.
The annual event will again be held at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre in Shepherdsville.
The theme for the night is An Evening Celebrating Our Armed Forces. The Wulfe Pack will provide music from 9 p.m. until midnight.
Valentine's Dinner with Your Sweetheart: An Evening Among the Stars
Saturday, February 13 and Sunday, February 14
7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Visitor Center
Members, $120.00 per couple; Non-members, $150.00 per couple
Reservation and payment deadline, Monday, February 8: (502) 955-8512
Plan now for a romantic dinner with your special someone and enjoy a magical evening in Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest's enchanting Visitor Center.
LOUISVILLE - The McConnell Training and Technology Center (MTTC) will host a Wired65 Entrepreneurial Networking Seminar next month. The seminar will take place at 1:00 pm on February 11 at MTTC's Industry Road location. All 50 seats are available first-come first-serve at no cost. Those interested must register for the event at .
SHEPHERDSVILLE – During the recession how many Bullitt Countians remain one hardship away from homelessness?
The Shepherd's Shelter provides services to assist with such hardships, though the needs continue to grow for both the organization and its clients.
Formed in 2001, Shepherd's Shelter supplies homeless and those near homelessness with food, shelter and supportive services while helping to plan and maintain renewed self-sufficiency. Shepherd's Shelter is a faith-based non-profit organization.
MOUNT WASHINGTON ee" Kindra Clark says she's just a small-town girl who enjoys being in local pageants because they are fun opportunities to build self confidence.
But the Miss Kentucky USA judges recently saw a special magic in 19-year-old Clark and named her Miss Kentucky 2010 Nov. 29 at the Norton Center for the Arts in Danville.
"It was a remarkable feeling. Words cannot describe how excited and nervous I was," she said.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A common homelessness stereotype includes adult males panhandling on the street.
Groups like Shepherd's Shelter constantly attempt to increase awareness about many different types of victims, including families, single parents, the disabled, the elderly and veterans.
Families and single parents mean there are also homeless children in the community.
Linda Nason, social worker with Bullitt County Public Schools, acts as a liaison for Shepherd's Shelter. She said children were the most difficult homeless victims to identify.
MOUNT WASHINGTON — Before the first marker board has been hung, Kim Sego is already making big plans for when Crossroads Elementary opens its doors next school year.
Sego was recently named principal of the county's newest school. She has served as Pleasant Grove Elementary's Assistant Principal for five years and has worked at the school since it opened in 1997.
Crossroads Elementary is located behind Mount Washington Elementary School in the heart of the city.
LEBANON JUNCTION - Edna Jones is a survivor.
Since 1966, the resident of Church Street in Lebanon Junction has been battling one form of cancer or another.
Currently, the 67-year-old Jones has been diagnosed with five different forms of cancer.
As she has turned her living room into her main place of existence, Jones is serving as a home to her children and grandchildren.
As this Christmas approached, it would be another tough one for Jones.
But it was brightened up just days before the big event.
MOUNT WASHINGTON — Most students can't say that Batman has made a special guest appearance in their classroom to teach a creative writing lesson.
But Mount Washington Middle School sixth graders Lee Hays and Brandon Prater can.
Actually it was MWMS teacher Jeremy Belcher dressed up as Gotham City's hero Tuesday in efforts to engage two of his most unique students in a creative writing process during which he, Hays and Prater wrote a rough draft about a super hero.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Children within the Bullitt County court system will have a better holiday season thanks to First Federal Savings Bank.
First Federal hosted angel trees at their three Bullitt County locations this season.
Donated items were intended for the families of 45 children being assisted by the Bullitt County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program.
CASA volunteers represent children in court, representing each child's best interests.
MOUNT WASHINGTON — Local florist Amanda Stephens Heck loves to use her talents to bring joy to others, especially during the holidays.
That is why she happily agreed to participate in the 33rd annual Old Louisville Holiday House Tour's exterior design competition. She said it was a fun project and good exposure for her Mount Washington floral business, Amanda's Creations.
"I knew the talent that was involved and I didn't think I had a chance," Heck said.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - The students and staff at Shepherdsville Elementary are collecting peanut butter for the Haitian earthquake relief efforts.
Shepherdsville Family Resource Center coordinator Traci Gould said high protein and non-perishable food items were suggested by Waves of Mercy, a Kentucky-based ministry that assists Haitian orphanages. The ministry said peanut butter was an ideal choice.
Classrooms will challenge one another in a friendly competition for the most jars collected.
MOUNT WASHINGTON " The Bullitt East Marching Band made history during an uncertain time this year.
The band was the smallest on record with 37 participants and had to adjust to being led by a new director, Jonah Sawyers.
Maybe it was that the students felt like underdogs, or perhaps it was the enthusiasm of a new, young director, but the BEHS Marching Chargers made it to the state semi-final competition Nov. 7 for the first time in Bullitt East's history.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - Old Mill Elementary School third grader Alyson Mason has been named royalty, but instead of a tiara and dress you will more likely find her in boots and blue jeans.
Mason was recently named the 2009-2010 Kentucky Junior Rodeo Association Princess - a goal that the Mount Washington cowgirl has had for more than a year.
As part of the being named princess, Mason had to compete in a contest, be interviewed and her involvement in various KJRA events was also considered.
CLERMONT - Bernheim believes that increasing the amount of time children spend out of doors, year round, will help them learn more effectively, increase social skills, benefit from physical activity and generally have more fun!
Bernheim has created a year-round program especially designed to get your child outside. The ECO Kids (Every Child Outside) initiative is an important component of Bernheim's mission of Connecting People with Nature, with enlightening and entertaining kid-friendly activities every month.
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Those who missed Sir. Elton John's September concert in Jackson or want an encore performance have another chance to catch his show during his visit to Mississippi in March.
John and his band will return March 30 to the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi for the first time in 10 years.
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You'll need the Data folder from your old content folder. You could set up a content folder with just the Data folder, then you won't get any content duplicates but the .daz scenes will open.
Thanks. I am just beginning to understand the data folder. I don't seem to need it for the .daz files I converted to .duf. So, if I convert after restoring my old content folders or doing what you said, could I convert the remaining .daz to .duf and then not need these content folders any more?


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The Many Loves of Dobie GillisDobie's Birthday Party - Season 1, Episode 11 - Dec 15, 1959 - Dobie thinks everyone has forgotten his birthday.
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I've used this space before to document my top five hates. For those of you just tuning in, a recap.
5. Mayonnaise
4. The Taliban
3. The Yankees
2. (a tie) Rush/The Grateful Dead/James Taylor
1. The University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Dishonorable mentions go to: the Olympics, cold soup, John Boehner's icky man-tan and the Red Sox.
At this point, I beg your indulgence as I toss another institution into the burning barrel:
the NFL draft.
When did everybody in America become a footballologist?
Casual fans have no business uttering any of the following sentences:
- "He just doesn't have the closing speed the Lions are looking for."
- "This kid will be a great fit on second downs for Minnesota."
- "Buffalo needs to trade up to get more fifth-round picks."
First of all, do you not have enough sports in your life? In case you haven't noticed, it's baseball season. Spring time!
And don't look now, but the NBA and NHL playoffs just started. Two more months and they're over. Savor the moments, people.
And while, sure, we're all football fans, how many of us are serious college football fans? Like, guys who watch all the teams? Yeah, we'll follow our alma maters or our hometown teams and even the SEC. But really, there's so much to know, so much information and so many players that I contend fans – even serious fans – cannot possibly know enough to have any kind of informed opinions about the NFL draft.
I'd like to try an experiment. Let's gather about 30 college football fans from across the country and empty all the college knowledge out of their heads and into one of those giant orange Gatorade coolers.
Fish around in the cooler and you'll find 40-yard-dash times of Mizzou receivers. You'll find some relevant third-down stats of Pac 10 teams. You'll find the combined weight of the Florida State offensive line. Maybe even some nuggets on schools like Hofstra and Bucknell and Prairie View A&M.
With the brain contents of those 30 fans maybe — maybe -- you might equal the obsessive football smarts of the deputy assistant football operations intern for the Rams.
When you're in seat 23E, do you try to fly the plane?
Just admit it. Say it with me: I don't know. I have no business calling talk shows and discussing my "draft board."
The first round is Thursday night. In prime time! Then two more rounds Friday evening. The draft used to be filler for ESPN on Saturday mornings. They'd dust off the football nerds nobody'd seen since the Peach Bowl and prop 'em at a desk for seven hours.
And when your team's training camp started, THEN you'd start thinking maybe the rookie can have an impact.
ESPN.com has some kind of contest around the draft. The copy reads "think you have what it takes to stump Mel Kiper when it comes to the NFL draft?" OK, stop right there. The answer's no. No, I don't have what it takes. And neither do you.
Go outside. Get some air. Play some Wiffleball. Leave the draft to the experts.
A little late, but excellent article. Putting in on "prime time" just kind of ruined it for me, kind of like, as a freshman, seeing a Monty Python movie in public and hearing everybody talk in an English accent afterwards, gack, get me the hell out.
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Hudson-Edwards, KA; Edwards, SJ; (2005) Mineralogical controls on storage of As, Cu, Pb and Zn at the abandoned Mathiatis massive sulphide mine, Cyprus. MINERALOGICAL MAGAZINE , 69 (5) 695 - 706. 10.1180/0026461056950281.
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The Mathiatis massive sulphide deposit in Cyprus was a low-grade (0.3% Cu), three million ton ore body of pyrite and minor chalcopyrite occurring within basaltic lavas of the Troodos ophiolite. Cessation of mining in 1987 left a deep open pit Surrounded by large heaps of spoil, which are undergoing oxidation and leaching. The aim of this study was to determine the mineralogical controls on the storage and potential remobilization of As, Cu, Pb and Zn within, and from, mine spoil heaps. Most of the spoil samples collected, and related materials (stream sediment, reaction zone between a boulder of massive pyrite and calcareous chest, salt crusts on stream beds), are enriched in As (27-220 ppm), Cu (110-400 ppm), Pb (10-140 ppm) and Zn (290-12,000 ppm) relative to both the basalt and calcareous chert (As 4-10 ppm, Cu 20-76 ppm, Pb 3-6 ppm, Zn 39-200 ppm).Arsenic, Cu, Pb and Zn in the spoil and related materials are associated with Fe(-Al-S)-O, Fe(-AlMg)-S-O, Al(-Mg-Fe)-S-O and Mg(-Al-Fe)-S-O phases (the brackets represent minor components of less than 20 wt.% within the phases). Chemical extraction work using CaCl2 suggests that Cu, Zn and to some extent, As, are potentially more soluble than Pb. This is corroborated by the very high total concentrations of Cu and Zn in both the secondary salt crusts and the reaction zone material, high CaCl2-extractable As, Cu and Zn in the salt crusts, and aqueous data for the Mathiatis mine area collected for a European Union LIFE report. This may have implications for ecosystem health and water quality in the Mathiatis area and areas of similar mineralogy and climate world wide.
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Adam Rose punished
A post on Twitter where Adam Rose reveals that he has been punished by the WWE front office for derogatory comments that he has been making towards Zack Ryder on social media.
March 5, 2015
Zack Ryder at live event
Some good news for Zack Ryder fans across the country. You can now have the opportunity to watch him at live events in your hometown again. The longtime WWE star noted through social media that this was the first time that he was back on the road touring with the company since the beginning of November. Ryder has worked a couple of televised matches during that stretch, but he has spent much of his time off the road for whatever reasons.
March 2, 2015
Adam Rose followers
A post on Twitter where WWE star Zack Ryder boasts about how much more popular he is on social media than Adam Rose.
February 25, 2015
Zack Ryder and Adam Rose heat
As many of you already know, Zack Ryder is rarely utilized by WWE and Adam Rose is someone that has unfortunately gotten lost in the shuffle. The two of them, however, have been generating some interest from the internet wrestling community because it appears that they are fighting with one another through social media. The belief is that they are just playfully ribbing one another, a tradition in the business. No real backstage heat.
February 24, 2015