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Check out what Chyler Leigh had to say about the future of "Grey's Anatomy" on the red carpet at the Second Annual Thirst Project Gala.
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Actress Chyler Leigh (Lexie Grey, "Grey's Anatomy") will share co-hosting duties with JR Bourne ("Teen Wolf") at the Second Annual Thirst Project Gala. The Thirst Project is a non-profit organization founded by Seth Maxwell, which deals with finding solutions to the clean water crisis. Chyler is a supporter of the cause. The gala will be held on June 28 at the Beverley Hilton in Beverley Hills, California. For further information visit Thirst Project.
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A bride and groom in Cleveland were exchanging their vows when they were interrupted by the Beach Boys.
The band was performing their iconic song "God Only Knows" next door for a sound check, ABC News reported.
When the musicians found out they had interrupted the couple's wedding ceremony, they invited the guests of the wedding to the concert for free.
The bride was even invited on stage to play the tambourine.
The newlyweds said "God Only Knows" will now forever be their wedding song.


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Dehistoricization. Dilution of cultural influence. Football genocide. Not phrases that tend to roll from the tongue of your average pundit. But do they apply? Read this by Robin Cowan and have a think.
So far this season, the marketing division of taurine-based energy drink, Red Bull have made their first major blips on the radar of world football. The New York Red Bulls recruited actual household name Thierry Henry to the elephant's graveyard of the MLS. Austrian champions FC Red Bull Salzburg will also gain some attention by competing in arguably their highest profile European matches since signing over to the brand,
Red Bull. Cloning your club soon
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Inverness is a city in Citrus County, Florida, United States. The population was 6,789 at the 2000 census. As of 2004, the population recorded by the U.S. Census Bureau is 7,287 It is the county seat of Citrus County.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 8.1 square miles (21.0 km²), of which, 7.3 square miles (18.9 km²) of it is land and 0.8 square miles (2.1 km²) of it (10.12%) is water.
There were 3,190 households out of which 18.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 43.2% were married couples living together, 10.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 43.4% were non-families. 38.8% of all households were made up of individuals and 24.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 1.99 and the average family size was 2.60.
In the city the population was spread out with 16.6% under the age of 18, 4.9% from 18 to 24, 19.3% from 25 to 44, 21.2% from 45 to 64, and 38.0% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 55 years. For every 100 females there were 76.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 72.0 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $26,604, and the median income for a family was $35,342. Males had a median income of $27,255 versus $21,052 for females. The per capita income for the city was $17,211. About 9.6% of families and 14.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 27.5% of those under age 18 and 8.3% of those age 65 or over.
Inverness is also the home of the Cooter Festival, a local festival recognizing a local species of turtle. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart recognized this festival and did a feature of its connotative duality in his show.
Dunn, Hampton. Back Home A History Of Citrus County, Florida. Inverness: FL, 1976
Rooks, Justine." Remember When." Citrus County Chronicle August 1, 1998.
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Director: Felix Braffith
I am a first-generation college graduate that escaped the socioeconomic and academic traps that plague most students living in poverty. I began my journey as a community college student without a support system in place to help me navigate the complexities of achieving a college degree. As I progressed throughout college I realized that so many students from my community were not succeeding in the higher educational system, and I began to wonder why. After completing my transfer degree I enrolled at The Evergreen State College and received a BA with an emphasis in Cross Cultural Education and decided to pursue a career in education. The opportunity to advise, support, and motivate students to recognize their academic potential while becoming the first person in their family to graduate from college makes working for TRiO one of the most meaningful professions in the world.
Academic Specialist: Dawn Carlson
I remember being an adult returning transfer student at Evergreen struggling to do well in school, work part time and make my financial aid money last until the end of the quarter! I wish I had walked over to the TRiO office and signed up and found some help and valuable resources. It would have been great having someone to talk to when times got rough and learn about opportunities like the Gilman scholarship, so I could have afforded to do some study abroad before I graduated (even now, I look at the description for the program Greece and Italy, and daydream!). I graduated from Evergreen with my BA in 1992 and then went on to get my Master of Arts in Social Sciences from Pacific Lutheran University. As an Academic Specialist for KEY Student Services for the past nine years, it is my job and privilege to help students navigate college and learn the tools for academic success. I encourage you to come by and see what we have to offer, sign up for our TRiO class and check out our learning communities where you can share your story, support and be supported by students like yourself, learn how to read and write more effectively, find out about scholarships and have some fun! I look forward to meeting you!
Academic Specialist: Stacia Pomerenk
Recently my focus has been working with our third year and beyond cohort (traditional age juniors and seniors). My goal as an academic specialist for TRiO is to offer my students the support I didn't have, advising them about many facets of college, both for Evergreen in particular and for higher education in general. I've held this position for about six years now (although I've actually been at Evergreen for fourteen years, having previously worked in Career Development). I also work with the 3rd year and beyond learning community. It has been a pleasure and an honor for me to work with the students in the TRiO program, encouraging and advocating for them, and preparing them for success here. When students join TRiO, they join a community, a group of people who understand the challenges they might face and who have tools to help them make the most of their undergraduate experiences. You do not have to figure this out on your own—I hope you'll join us!
WaTEP Academic Specialist: Emily Sladek
I received my Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Public Administration degrees from Evergreen. As a student I studied and practiced popular education and social science research for use in community education and organizing. I have worked in various departments at Evergreen for the last six years including Facilities Services and Gateways for Incarcerated Youth. In late 2011 I started working with TRiO/KEY as the Program Coordinator. I work at Tacoma Campus on Tuesdays and in Olympia the rest of the week. Please come by my office and introduce yourself...
Program Coordinator: Emma Tovar
While I really like kitties, I have a special passion for marine biology. I also really like showing and telling people about TRiO. You can find me doing this at our front/back office area, during in the TRiO class as well as just when I'm walking around campus. Curious factoid: I workded in Housing both as an RA and RM, so that is also something I can give advice on.
Peer Leader: Christina Balsom
Peer Leader & Office Assistant: Janessa Thomas
I started in the Upward Bound program, then transitioned into the TRiO program with no job, scholarships and without any knowledge of clerical work. With the help of TRiO I have now made it to my junior year at The Evergreen State College. This rewarding experience has allowed me to gain an understanding and appreciation for the TRiO Program and its entirety. My academic concentration is focused on pursuing a career in Public Administration, where I can use my abilities of critical thinking, research, policy analysis, and public speaking to solve environmental problems; to implement governmental policy. Without the support of this program I would only continue to fall into the socioeconomic problems that oppressed my privation and for that I am very thankful. My job as an effective Office Assistant and Mentor is to guide each student to access new learning opportunities that meet the students' needs by supporting you in the same manner that this program has supported me.


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Who Wore It Best? Battle of the Glee Gals in Tadashi Shoji
Japanese designer Tadashi Shoji has been custom-making wedding gowns in the U.S. for over 25 years. So when he decided to launch his signature collection, it came as no surprise that his ready-to-wear creations were just as luxurious, elegant, and romantic as his more formal pieces. Seems we're not the only ones who love his intricate confections — our fave Glee gals do too! On August 8, Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina) wore Shoji's champagne silk chiffon dress to the 2010 Teen Choice Awards, opting for classic black accessories and a low-slung 'do for simple, chic sophistication. A few months earlier, Jessalyn Gilsig (Terri) wore the same lacy frock to the 24th Annual Genesis Awards, but pumped up the glam with metallic rose stilettos and a glitzy gold clutch. We love the long, lean line of Jessalyn's monochromatic look, but the dress seems tailor-made to fit Jenna's curvier frame. You decide — who wore it best?


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21st August 2006
America obssessed with "transsexual murderer" 1
12:00 AM — On Christmas Day 1996 the dead body of JonBenét Ramsey was found by her father in the family basement, eight hours after she had been reported missing.A number of suspects have been put before the cameras, from the Ramsey family (both parents) to locally registered sex offenders, although the media's obsession for the killer has found no guilty party yet.
Gloucester celebrates first Mardi Gras
12:00 AM — Hundreds turned out in Gloucester last Saturday, 12 August, for its first Gay Pride March, held in memory of Jody Dobrowski, who was murdered last year in London for being gay.Bristol meanwhile held its Mardi Gras and FRINGE events despite the cancellation of the Bristol Pride March several weeks ago following a problem planning the event between organisers, police and the local council.
Lesbian stabs unwanted male admirer 1
12:00 AM — An incident in New York involving a DVD hawker and a gang of lesbians has left a 28-year-old man hospitalised with stab wounds.The man, Dwayne Buckle, is alleged to have approached a group what the New York Daily News described as "a gang of petite but ornery lesbians."Buckle singled out a 19-year-old woman, telling her she was pretty.
Ofcom slaps C4's wrist over Elton's teatime cursing
12:00 AM — Television regulator Ofcom has criticised Channel 4 over an episode of the Paul O'Grady show in which Elton John used the word "wanker."MediaGuardian reports that the regulator regarded the use of the curse word as unfortunate.Although the term is regarded as mild, a large part of O'Grady's audience are older people, and therefore more likely to be offended by its use.
Thorpe: gay rumours don't bother me
12:00 AM — Olympic legend Ian Thorpe has said that persistent rumours about his sexuality are not based in fact.The 23-year-old swimmer also hit back at rumours that he has grown fat while training in LA.Known as 'The Thorpedo', he won five Olympic gold medals for Australia, and has high hopes for more glory at the 2008 Beijing.
'Gay' issues cause Anglican split? 4
12:00 AM — The Archbishop of Canterbury is to host a summit next month between to two sides of the American Anglican church to deal with potential problems over homosexuality.This is to avoid the "nightmare" scenario of a church split due to a decision in 2003 to allow a gay priest to become a bishop in America.
McKellen and Gervais clash over Extras script
12:00 AM — Gay icon Sir Ian McKellen has revealed that his guest appearance in the upcoming series of BBC hit comedy Extras caused tension with creator Ricky Gervais.The series features famous actors playing grotesque versions of themselves and has previously starred Kate Winslet, Ben Stiller and Samuel L Jackson.Writing on his official website, McKellen revealed that he wanted rewrites to the script.
AIDS 2006 conference closes with "challenge"
12:00 AM — The XVI International AIDS Conference closed late Friday, with Dr. Vincent Idemyor commenting that the challenge is "to translate the information that we've gathered into action on the ground."Dr Idemyor told the radio station Voice of America that the conference "should have (been) delivered five years ago. But I guess we can still do something to ensure that we deliver now."
Where are all the gays, GLAAD asks TV networks
12:00 AM — American gay rights activists have revealed that only 1.3% of characters on network entertainment programming are LBGT.The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) said that despite the increased interest in gay and lesbian issues at the cinema, the conservative big six networks were still not anywhere near representative.
Australia runs low, but still won't accept gay blood 5
12:00 AM — Yesterday the Australian blood service pleaded with people to donate, saying that it only has 36 hours worth of supplies left.Today, the Tasmanian Anti-Discrimination Tribunal will hear why the Australian Red Cross thinks gay blood isn't safe enough.23-year-old Michael Cain is bringing the action against the Red Cross.
Gay partnerships face serious opposition in Ireland 1
12:00 AM — The Irish Department of Justice has revealed that of the 4,000 submissions to their working group on domestic partnership, most are opposed to changing the law.The group was established by the Justice Minister, Michael McDowell, to examine the issue of how a partnership would be defined and which benefits will be extended to gay and lesbian couples. It is due to report in October.


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MOUNT VERNON, Ohio - Mount Vernon Nazarene University has nearly completed the construction of their new educational facility in New Albany. MVNU Columbus-New Albany, located in the Albany Park Office Building at 5150 East Dublin-Granville Road, is on schedule to open on July 1 and will serve Columbus-area adult and other non-traditional students seeking undergraduate and graduate degrees through MVNU's Graduate and Professional Studies program.
"This is an exciting addition to MVNU's family of educational sites throughout Ohio," said Brock Schroeder, Vice President for Graduate and Professional Studies and Enrollment at MVNU. "With more than 12,000-square-feet of classroom and office space, this new facility will really help us meet the needs of our growing adult learning programs in the greater Columbus region.
The Graduate and Professional Studies programs will occupy a first floor suite, with a scheduled opening on July 1, 2013. The suite will contain eight classrooms, four offices, two conference rooms, two serving kitchens, and an academic support services center. The entire space will be equipped with wireless and hardwired network capability. The teaching stations will be outfitted with the latest designs in standard teaching technology. Additionally, one of the classrooms is being designed with state-of-the-art video conferencing equipment to allow for instruction to occur to recipients anywhere in the world.
The location also offers easy access from all parts of Columbus, with the Mount Vernon Nazarene University logo easily visible from Route 161.
MVNU currently offers a variety of degree programs for professionals and working adults both online and in-seat at several locations throughout Ohio. Columbus-area students can pursue bachelor degrees in Business and Social Work as well as master's degrees in Business Administration, Management, Education, and Ministry. Once completed, the new Columbus-New Albany site will replace two separate MVNU locations in Gahanna and Polaris. Students currently taking classes at those locations will continue to do so while the new site is readied, and MVNU is working with individual students to create a smooth and seamless transition.
"I am looking forward to connecting with the many great businesses and organizations in the New Albany area in the coming months. Our goal is to be an engaged and vital partner in the local community for many, many years."
Mount Vernon Nazarene University is a private, four-year, intentionally Christian teaching university for traditional age students, graduate students and working adults. With a 400-acre main campus in Mount Vernon, Ohio, and several convenient Graduate and Professional Studies locations throughout the state, MVNU emphasizes academic excellence, spiritual growth and service to community and church. MVNU offers an affordable education to more than 2,500 students from 32 states and six countries/U.S. territories.


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Better than Black Friday deals, you say? And we thought Black Friday deals were enough reason to get up at 4 A.M., stand in line for hours, and fight till exhaustion. And that's just for an average of a 33% discount. So, what if I told you that 33% just became 43%?
How to Enjoy Better than Black Friday Deals
According to ZingSale, a site that will e-mail you when an item you're "watching" drops in price, some retailers in the giftiest of categories (toys, clothes, electronics) have dropped prices even below what was offered on Black Friday. Was that that sound of calling in "sick" that I just heard? My boss sure did!


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Currently, half of the world's population is permanently threatened by diseases that are transmitted by mosquitoes. Well known examples are malaria, dengue or yellow fever, which occur mainly in Asia, Africa, Central and South America, and their hinder economic and social development. While the diseases are not only the result of underdevelopment, they are also caused by it.
At the beginning, various laboratory tests with different prototypes were conducted to understand the influence of trap geometries and dimensions on the behavior of the mosquitoes. It proved to be difficult to reach the highest possible attractiveness for the insects while also complying with the user requirements. Ultimately, over 25 prototypes were tested to optimize both the efficacy of the trap in catching mosquitoes and the usability for the end user.
Three different trap variations were developed. All of them incorporate the core trapping technology but differ in their features and the targeted end user group. End user groups include:
- Researchers and professional mosquito control operators
- Private consumers searching for protection against mosquito borne diseases
- Commercial and private users who want to reduce the mosquito nuisance in gardens and other outdoor locations.
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Suns Strokes: Phoenix wins regular season home finale
Behind ex-Rockets Luis Scola and Goran Dragic and perhaps the best game of Markieff Morris' young career, the Phoenix Suns beat the Houston Rockets 119-112 in the 2012-13 regular season home finale Monday night.
The win snapped a franchise-record seven-game home losing streak and came in front of 17,135 fans at US Airways Center.
Scola scored 21 of his game-high 26 points in the first half. Goran Dragic had a double-double (12 points and 13 assists) by the halftime and helped the Suns set a season-high for points in a half (67) in the process.
Morris finished with 20 points, extending his double-digit scoring streak to a career-high five consecutive games. He tied a career-high with five steals, and also set a career-high with six blocks.
PJ Tucker joined the party, as well, with a career-high 21 points.
The Good:
Four Suns scored 20 or more points in the same game for the first time since January 6, 2010. Ironically that performance also came in a game against the Houston Rockets (Amare Stoudemire, Channing Frye, Jason Richardson and Steve Nash).
Dragic, who received three stitches above his left eye in the third quarter, recorded his fifth 20-10 game, finishing with 21 points and 14 assists.
Scola grabbed 15 rebounds for his 14th double-double of the season.
The Bad:
The Suns opened a 12-point advantage thanks to a 39-point opening quarter -- the team's highest scoring quarter of the season -- only to lose the lead in the first seven minutes of the second quarter, getting outscored 27-11.
He Said It:
"If we would play like this earlier (in the season), for sure we would be close to the playoffs," Dragic said. "But now, we still got one more game left. We'll try to win that one too. It's going to be tough in Denver but why not?"
� Jermaine O'Neal (bruised left shin) missed his second straight game.
� Marcin Gortat (midfoot sprain) did not dress; he had hoped to return for home finale.
� The Suns' 12 wins under interim head coach Lindsey Hunter have come against teams with a combined record of 519-433 (.540)
� Phoenix's hopes of landing a second lottery pick are still very much alive with Utah winning at Minnesota Monday night. The Jazz remain a game back of the Lakers for the Western Conference's final playoff spot.
Up Next:
The Suns close out the 2012-13 regular season in Denver with a game against the Nuggets on Wednesday. That same night, the Cavaliers will be in Charlotte to play the Bobcats. The Suns (25-56) trail the Cavaliers (24-57) by one game for the third-worst record (and thus the third-best draft lottery odds) in the NBA.
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JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa Rating: 4.0 Pearls
The JW Marriott is a great family pick. The hotel offers tons of activities and amenities with families in mind: There are several large pools, an on-site kids' club, kids' menus at the restaurants, and even special deals where kids play golf for free in the afternoons (with a paying adult). The pool complex includes a waterslide and lazy river. The hotel also provides services such as babysitting, cribs, and rollaways.
Loews Ventana Canyon Resort Rating: 4.0 Pearls
The Loews Ventana Canyon Resort is located right at the foot of the Santa Catalina Mountains, and the views are terrific. Wildlife sightings are common, and there's even a waterfall at the end of a nature trail for families hoping to take a hike. And other kid-friendly activities abound, including a kids' club and "dive-in" movies at the pool. The JW Marriott has a slightly more luxurious vibe, and offers a few more amenities, but otherwise the Loews comes in at a close third behind it. Babysitting services are available, as are cribs, rollaway beds, and adjoining rooms.
Tanque Verde Ranch Rating: 3.5 Pearls
This rustic, all-inclusive resort is a quintessential Western dude ranch surrounded by miles of gorgeous mountains and desert, and it offers a special experience for families looking for a genuine "out west" vacation. The property borders Saguaro National Park East, where guests can enjoy guided horseback rides, hiking, and mountain biking. There's also swimming, communal ranch meals, and kids' activities, such as trail rides and arts and crafts. Despite the resort's remote location, guests can stay plugged in with free Wi-Fi access. Guest rooms, however, lack TVs -- though for some, that only adds to the authenticity of the experience. Cribs and rollaway beds are available, and babysitting services can be arranged by the front desk.
Westward Look Resort Rating: 4.0 Pearls
This renovated guest ranch is Tucson's oldest resort and one of its most popular. Outdoor activities abound at the upscale property, which offers three saline pools, horseback riding and hiking trails, volleyball, basketball, and eight tennis courts. There's no permanent kids' club, but camp activities run during the summer, and there are plenty other on-site amenities to keep families active. Babysitting services, rollaway beds, and cribs are available.
Omni Tucson National Resort Rating: 4.0 Pearls
The four-pearl Omni Tucson National Resort has a beautiful, 650-acre desert setting west of the Santa Catalina Mountains. Golf is a major focus here, but family-friendly amenities include a pretty pool and tennis courts. The hotel does not have a full kids' club or any organized activities, putting it at the end of our list, but it does offer tots backpacks with toys and games upon check-in, and milk and cookies on the first night. Cribs and rollaways are available, as are babysitting services and adjoining rooms.


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Lloyd Shaw Foundation Summer Workshop, 1971
Brochure describing a 1971 summer workshop presented by the Lloyd Shaw Foundation in Colorado.
American Dance Circle
The American Dance Circle is the quarterly publication of the Lloyd Shaw Foundation. The entire series, starting December 1979, is now available online. Individual issues contain notes on dances and dance events, including ongoing discussions of square dances. As one would expect in a publication from this organization, much attention is given to…


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KGB says best linux for beginner is Ubuntu or Fedora. What do you think is the best Linux for beginners?Read More
Rick Spencer said Ubuntu was entering a revenue sharing deal with Yahoo!. Now, we know that a similar deal with Google gives much better financial returns.Read More
At a strategic time just before the release of its Lucid Lynx, Canonical has released data relating to the number of Ubuntu users worldwide. This report estimates Ubuntu users at 12 million. That is a major 50% increase over the last 18 months.Read More
Canonical, the company behind the popular linux distro Ubuntu, has teamed up with Funambol to provide Mobile Phone syncing support with UbuntuOne.Read More
The upcoming release of Ubuntu, i.e Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx, is already showing signs that it boots fast – very very fast if you are using SSD. The Ubuntu developers will probably not be able to achieve the 10-second boot that they were aiming for in Ubuntu 10.04, but an Ubuntu Developer, Benjamin Drung, has managed to boot Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx in 3.6 seconds using SSD.Read More
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Pats Store Offers Jersey Exchange
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The New England Patriots are offering anyone with an Aaron Hernandez jersey the opportunity to exchange it for a free jersey of comparable value, the team announced.
The exchange will be offered only during the weekend of July 6-7 at the Patriots Pro Shop. The pro shop will be open from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. July 6 and from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. July 7.
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on 2/6/2015 6:29:00 AM
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I must admit I was very skeptical when I received this as a gift. For the price I thought pfft, I'll return it and go grab me 2 (ish) mac lipsticks. But of being a makeup whore I had to at least try it.
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I have always been impressed with the quality of Makeup Forever products.Though they are expensive, for your money you are getting a product you can trust. When I need a brand I can trust to get me though the entire day It has to be MUF.
on 5/20/2013 12:01:00 AM
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Holy batmancowpoop!
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Very pigmented but I find it to be very drying. Even when I apply lip balm first I still find it drying out my lips.
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A Change In The Product, Part 1: The New School
by, 10-31-2011 at 02:02 AM (2945 Views)
After a hiatus, don't worry folks, ChristMasterPiece has returned. Be jealous.
Alright, so, here's the deal: I'm gonna be doing a four-part series on ways the WWE could change their product for the better (in my opinion, of course). So this is Part 1: The New School. Let's get to it.
I guess the first thing you're wondering is, who in the bluest of blue hells is the New School? It's the newbies. It's all of the guys who have yet to "pay their dues," the guys who've yet to main event, the guys that are lucky to have a spot on the PPV card, and who are being underutilized. I'm talking about the Trent Barreta's, the Alex Riley's, the Uso's...s....
Well these guys are just treading water. There's really no reason John Morrison shouldn't be main-eventing a show, if not a PPV. I think that rather have him job like Colin Delaney (who gets THAT reference?), Johnny-M needs to mix it up with Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes, and Alex Riley in a four-way feud for the IC title. I like Wade as the Champ, because I think it's about time for Cody to drop it and either 1. Get into the world title hunt or B. Take Super Orton down a peg.
I feel more or less the same way about Dolph. He needs to give Ryder the US title, and move on up to the main event with Punk and Del Rio. I think that this Vickie Guerrero angle has run its course (NOT that I'm disrespecting her - she's the top heel in WWE!), and there's nothing wrong with her sticking to Swagger. Speaking of that weird "conspiracy" stable, I'm a little bit confused as to why Otunga is on TV and not McGillicutty. I personally liked these two as a team, and we are all aware of the serious lack of tag teams in WWE (hint hint Part 2 hint hint).
I think DiBiase, Kidd, Primo, and McIntyre should form sort of team of "unappreciated" hell Superstars. They don't have to main-event or anything, just something to watch rather than a Michael Cole vs Jim Ross segment (seriously, announcers? I mean, come on...).
Alright, that's all for Part 1. I know I didn't get everybody, and I'm sure that some people are gonna get mad at me, but ya know, ya'll can just....I dunno...be nice? Anyway, go ahead and leave a comment as I start on Part 2 (tomorrow)!!


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Title: Preprogrammed Bone Marrow Cells as a Systemic Therapy for Dry AMD Non-Technical Title: Programming Circulating Cells as a Therapy for Age-related Macular Degeneration
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Age-related macular degeneration is the leading cause of irreversible blindness in the elderly. Dry AMD, which represents 85% of AMD, is associated with retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) dysfunction and death for which there is currently no treatment. The development of a minimally invasive cellular therapy that can be given systemically will a) overcome the need for invasive ocular surgery and b) offer the potential for prevention rather than intervention since this therapy can be given much earlier in the disease. Successful development of this approach will offer an important treatment for the 1.7 million plus Americans who are threatened with visual loss from dry AMD, improve quality of life and reduce social and healthcare costs. We predict that the BrightFocus funding for this proposed preclinical study will provide the necessary data to confirm the efficacy of this cellular therapy and allow this pioneering research to translate into phase 1 and 2 clinical trials.
Dry age‐related macular degeneration (AMD) represents 80 to 90 percent of the population currently diagnosed with AMD, yet there is no effective disease‐modifying treatment. Retinal pigmented epithelial (RPE) cells— important for waste recycling and delivery of nutrients to the light‐detecting cells—are mysteriously killed‐off in dry AMD. Therefore, there is much promise in replacing the damaged RPE cells with healthy ones.
In previous studies, Drs. Michael Boulton, Maria Grant and colleagues made the exciting discovery that changing the expression of one gene in isolated bone marrow‐derived plasma cells (BMPCs)—a type of adult stem cell— transforms them into RPE‐like cells. When these cells are injected back into the blood of mice with physically damaged eyes, they go to the retina, renew the single‐layer of RPE cells, and re‐establish normal vision. Drs. Boulton and Grant plan to test this RPE‐replacement treatment in mice with AMD. If this treatment is proven to be effective in these mice, it could lead to human clinical trials and treatment possibilities without the need for invasive eye surgery or injections.
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of irreversible blindness in the elderly. Dry AMD, which represents 85% of AMD, is associated with retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) dysfunction and death for which there is currently no treatment. The development of a minimally invasive cellular therapy that can be given systemically will: a) overcome the need for invasive eye surgery; and b) offer the potential for prevention rather than intervention since this therapy can be given much earlier in the disease. Having shown that genetically reprogrammed bone marrow progenitor cells (BMPCs) can repair the RPE and reverse blindness in an acute damage model, Dr. Boulton's team hypothesizes that preprogrammed BMPCs, when administered systemically into the bloodstream, have the capacity to repair and regenerate the RPE in in a mouse model of AMD. During the first year of the study, this team has injected genetically-modified BMPCs into the bloodstream of the mice at one and two months after the induction of AMD to study prevention of the disease. They successfully reprogrammed isolated BMPCs in a culture dish by genetically modifying them with the RPE differentiation marker, called RPE65. Systemic delivery of these genetically-modified cells via the tail vein in the mice prevented the progression of early AMD. Introduction of these genetically-modified BMPCs maintained visual function, retained retinal thickness, and prevented degeneration of the retina in AMD mice which was not observed in AMD mice receiving "control" treatments, including being given bone marrow progenitors which were programmed with an irrelevant gene. This team is now evaluating the effect of administering genetically-modified BMPCs at 3 and 6 months after induction of AMD to investigate the best time for treatments. The data obtained in the first year validate Dr. Boulton's hypothesis and provides an experimental paradigm that could become the basis for cell-based therapies in the clinic for not only AMD but also for retinal degenerative diseases such as Best disease, Stargardt's disease and forms of retinitis pigmentosa.
Dr. Boulton is a Full Professor in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the University of Florida. He has previously held positions at the University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston; Cardiff University, UK; and University of Manchester, UK. He completed his postdoctoral studies at the Institute of Ophthalmology, London.
Boulton's research over the last 20+ years has focused on obtaining a better understanding of the pathogenesis of age-related macular degeneration and developing novel therapeutic strategies to treat this debilitating condition. He has published more than 200 research papers and book chapters.
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Expenny via eBay offers this Men's Steampunk Skeleton Watch in Brown for $11.87 plus 99 cents for shipping. That's tied with last week's mention and $2 below the lowest total price we could find for a similar watch elsewhere. It features a transparent dial, stainless steel case, leather band, manual mechanical movement, and water resistance to 100 feet.
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Each behavior is a series of events linked together- similar to the links in a chain. In weight loss, each eating event is a result of a series of behaviors linked together. If you take a behavior that keeps you from meeting your weight loss goal, and break down the events- you can examine where […] [Read More]
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Severe performance degradation under Windows 2003 due to the Working Set Trimming issue noted in KB956341.
If Microsoft SQL Server in use the following error in SQL Server log:
"A significant part of sql server process memory has been paged out. This may result in a performance degradation."
Given Microsoft Exchange and other server applications, a sudden drop off in Process Object/Working Set noted via Performance Monitor
Example: Excessive Paging on Exchange 2007
Windows 2003 behavior of paging all process Working Sets to disk in order to satisfy a driver memory request, same requests detailed in KB956341.
This behavior is changed in Windows 2008, please see resolution section below.
Recommended: Migrate to Windows 2008 x64 or 2008 R2 where this issue is sufficiently mitigated by architectural changes in the Windows Memory Manager. On Windows 2008, consider installing the Dynamic Cache Service to moderate Windows Cache usage as a vector for this problem (service not required on 2008R2). Note: Windows 2003 will not be revised with the relevant Windows 2008 and higher changes and the potential root causes under 2003 are varied and hard to detect.
Windows 2003 Known Problem Driver Versions and Configuration Reference:
Contiguous Memory usage by Video Adapters - use /basevideo switch and use Device Manager to change display adapter to "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter"
Note: The above configuration change in the video adapter is particularly important due to other adapters which have boundary restrictions for memory allocations (allocates below 4GB, such as storport.sys). Such restricted drivers may not be changed for older device compatibility reasons. Thus, limiting the usage of contiguous memory <4GB in the video adapter is often the best solution to allow even small allocations (we have seen 8MB) increased chance of success and thus not triggering a Working Set trim. Also, we recommend removing any extraneous Network Adapter or Storage Adapter instances. Extra adapters of this type will each consume a share of memory in this address range, increasing probability to encounter this problem under Windows 2003.
Disable Scalable Networking Pack
Upgrade from Windows 2003 SP1 Msgina.dll (fixed in Windows 2003 SP2)
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Hotfix for Large File Copies in Windows 2003 SP1
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Working Set Trimming is the action Windows Memory Manager takes to satisfy physical memory demand under lower resource conditions. This can have severe performance consequences under Windows 2003 and the consumers of physical memory responsible are variable and often difficult to identify. Architectural changes in Windows 2008 mitigate this problem which affects SQL and Exchange Server performance. The Dynamic Cache Service moderates Windows Cache usage for optimum stability on x64 in both Windows 2003 and 2008. See also KB918483.
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WITH injury scuppering the chance to pull on his beloved Wales jersey, Alex Lawless could be forgiven for feeling lower than anyone in the Forest Green squad.
The midfielder was forced to pull out of this week's Wales C international against Finland, swapping Llanelli for the treatment room at Oxstalls as he strives to overcome back and hamstring problems.
It was another blow in his season of frustration, but a burning desire to return to the Rovers fold against Mansfield Town tomorrow means he was never likely to put country before club.
Lawless said: "I'm disappointed to have missed the Finland game but, with this season not going as well as the last, my main priority is Forest Green.
"Results aside, it's horrible watching from the sidelines and I'd much rather be out on the pitch trying to help the team.
"I'm more confident this week because I've had a clear scan, which means I can step up my work with the physio and risk a few things.
"I won't be getting too excited because I've done that before and had a few setbacks, but fingers crossed I'll be okay."
The 25-year-old's absence was felt against Altrincham last weekend, when a 3-1 defeat took Rovers' winless run to 12 league matches.
Key duo John Hardiker and midfielder Lee Fowler were also missing, but Lawless feels injuries are only partly to blame.
"Last year everything had a nice flow to it, whereas at the moment we seem to be lacking confidence when it comes to the league games," he said.
"But nobody remembers the first half of a season if you end up having some success at the end of it, and there is still time to turn things around.
"No excuses, we've got to take advantage of playing on our own pitch over the next few games and get some wins on the board."
Tomorrow's clash is the second of five straight home matches for Rovers in all competitions and looks a good chance for them to move out of the drop zone.
Relegated from League Two last season, Mansfield find themselves only four points and two places better off than their hosts in the table.
They were docked four points for fielding ineligible players in the first two games of the season.
Forest Green's FA Cup second-round tie at home to Rochdale has been scheduled for November 29 (3pm). Spectators can pay on the day.


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No one is more loved or hated than Jesus.
This is not surprising, since he's the most famous person in all of human history. More songs have been sung to him, artwork created of him, and books written about him than anyone who's ever lived. Even our calendar is based off his life, dividing time before and after him.
Naturally, someone this important will have fans and foes.
And a lot of people have an idea of who Jesus is.
They may get this idea from TV or movies, maybe from past church experience and Sunday School felt boards, from history books, or maybe from just hearsay.
But just because we have ideas of who Jesus is doesn't mean we actually know Jesus.
At East Avenue, we're all about Jesus—and the only way to get to know Jesus is to understand what the Bible says about him, which includes what he said about himself.
Jesus said He was God.
Mark 14:61-64: "But [Jesus] remained silent and made no answer. Again the high priest asked him, 'Are you the Christ, the Son of the Blessed?' And Jesus said, 'I am, and you will see the Son of Man seated at the right hand of Power, and coming with the clouds of heaven.' And the high priest tore his garments and said, 'What further witnesses do we need? You have heard his blasphemy. What is your decision?' And they all condemned him as deserving death."
John 8:58-59: "Jesus said to them, 'Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was [born], I am.' So they picked up stones to throw at him, but Jesus hid himself and went out of the temple."
John 10:30-33: "'I and the Father are one.' The Jews picked up stones again to stone him. Jesus answered them, 'I have shown you many good works from the Father; for which of them are you going to stone me?' The Jews answered him, 'It is not for a good work that we are going to stone you but for blasphemy, because you, being a man, make yourself God.'"
John 14:8-9: "Philip said to him, 'Lord, show us the Father, and it is enough for us.' Jesus said to him, 'Have I been with you so long, and you still do not know me, Philip? Whoever has seen me has seen the Father. How can you say, 'Show us the Father'?"
Jesus said He forgives sin.
Mark 2:5: "When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, 'Son, your sins are forgiven.'"
Most of the worlds resources are spent dealing with the effects of sin (i.e war, poverity, and sickness) Despite all of that, there is still no resource, tool, or way provided by the orginizations of man to forgive sins. At best religious orginizations teach that there is a way to pay God back or that there is a way to modify our behavior enough so that we are good enough to merit forgiveness. That isn't actually forgiveness though. Only Jesus taught actuall forgiveness, because Jesus was God all sin was actually committed against Him, meaning only He has ultimate authority to forgive sin.
Jesus said He came to suffer.
Mark 8:31: "And he began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders of the chief priest and the scribes and be killed, and after three days rise again."
Mark 10:45: "The son of man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many."
Jesus taught that in order for sins to be forgiven a debt would have to be pain. That debt that all of humanity rightfully owed but could never pay. In order to reconcille man to God, Jesus came to earth to offer Himself up on the cross as a "ransom" in order to pay the debt that we owed.
Jesus said He would be resurrected.
Mark 8:31: "...After three days rise again."
I Corinthians 15:17: "If Christ has not been raised your faith is futile."
Of all the things that Jesus said this one might be the craziest. Physical––bodily resurrection after death, no one had ever heard of such a thing, and yet thats what Jesus claimed. But it also could be considered one of the most important things Jesus ever said, because as Paul writes if Jesus hasn't been resurrected than our faith is futile. However, if He has been resurrected than everything He said, did, or promised would be true. At East Avenue we believe Jesus is risen! And we think we have good reason to believe so.


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Google Keyboard with Nexus experience lands in Play Store5 June 2013
Google wants all Android users to have a Nexus experience when typing, so it has launched Google Keyboard for download on the Google Play Store. The keyboard features the very same bells and whistles found in Jelly Bean's stock keyboard, including: gesture... >>
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ZAGG on Tuesday unveiled two pricey-yet-thin keyboard accessories for the iPad mini with Bluetooth capability. The ZAGGkeys Cover is $99.99 (£66) and self-dubbed "the most versatile Bluetooth keyboard on the market". It's only 6.3mm thick and features... >>


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Handsome looking dog.
And the photography aint bad, either.
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
That's one fine looking pup you got there DustOff.
Looks like one big lap dog. The best kind.
Gordon Setter....she's as gentle as they come, but she really gets off the hook when a stranger happens upon the plantation...she does not like strangers....overly protective.
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Grand Forks council's Kreun not seeking re-election
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Curt Kreun, elected to the Grand Forks City Council in 2000, also is a District 43 Republican representative in the North Dakota Legislature. He said he would continue to serve there. Continue Reading


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Get creative with Art JammingI've always enjoyed painting and art. I'm not very good at it, but I've always found something relaxing and therapeutic about drawing, taking photos on my own and sitting with a canvas and being able to paint whatever I want to. Needless to say that when I got the chance to experience Art Jamming, I was quite excited about it.
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Wednesday 24 June to Sunday 28 June, 2015
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Photos: Fourth Tim Williams Awards Presented
Andrew Girvan • West End • 28 Jun 2011
Each entrant was given at least one lyric, a dramatic scenario, a suggested musical style (to give the overall programme variety) and the range of 26 West End performers for their songs. Lyrics came from sources as diverse as Shakespeare, Mary Stuart and Charles Dickens to Christina Rossetti, William Blake, Noel Coward, Emily Bronte and Aleksandr Pushkin. Tennessee Williams and a written fragment credited to Anne Boleyn also featured as did, believe it or not, an anonymous extract from Victorian erotica.
West End singers taking part included Rebecca Caine, James Smoker, Jay Bryce, Mark Dickinson, Mark Dickinson, Madalena Alberto, Dianne Pilkington, Kelly Price, Rebecca Lock, Anton Stephens, Stuart Matthew Price, Peter Polycarpu, Sarah Lark, Nicole Faraday, Valarie Cutko, Marilyn Cutts, Laura Pitt-Pulford, Gina Respall, Vivien Carter and Shimi Goodman. Sondheim Student Singer of the Year award winners Michael Peavoy and Alex Young also took part, alongside newcomers Louis Maskell, Rebekah Hinds and Tyrone Huntley.
The event, titled When You Hear My Voice, drawn from a song especially written by two-time Tim Williams Award winner Christopher Hamilton, was held in aid of Help for Heroes and Walking for the Wounded. Jaco van Gass, a paratrooper wounded in Afghanistan who was recently the youngest member of a group who trekked the Arctic with Prince Harry, represented the charity at the event.
Presented in memory of Tim Williams, the late musical director of London Shakespeare Workout, the awards are now in their fourth year. The judging panel for this year's event was this year made up of Craig Adams, Alex Baranowski, Frank Lazarus, Neil Marcus, Laurie Sansom, Mark Shenton and Paul Vale.
The winner of the inaugural Josephine Hart Poetry Into Song Award was Lindsey Miller. Presented her award award by Lisa Dillon, her song "Hee Haw" was performed by Peter Polycarpou.
The Audience Club Old Words-New Theatre Song Award was won by Christopher Hamilton. His song "Marching Matilda" was sung by Jos Slovick, with his award presented by Gayle Hunnicutt.
The Tim Williams Award for Composition was won by Stuart Matthew Price who, best known as a performer in musicals such as Shrek, performed his own song "Stories of Heroes" with Graham Bickley, accompanied by Ilan Lazarus. Price was presented his award by Frank Lazarus.