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Report: Chase Budinger cleared for light activity with Timberwolves
Nov 14, 2013, 5:03 PM EDT
Minnesota is off to a fast 6-3 start with a top 10 offense and defense (as much as you want to read into anything this early).
Think how much better they will be bringing a super athletic wing who can run the floor off the bench.
Chase Budinger suffered a torn meniscus in his left knee back at the end of September in training before the start of camp. Now he has been cleared for light activity and is taking steps to return to the team sooner rather than later, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports.
Minnesota forward Chase Budinger has been cleared to resume basketball activities and will rejoin the team Friday, a league source told Yahoo Sports.
It is unclear how soon Budinger, 25, can return to the Timberwolves' lineup, but doctors are enthusiastic about his progress and expect him to make a complete recovery, a source said.
Budinger only played 23 games last season due to torn cartilage in the same knee. However the Timberwolves were confident enough in his recovery to sign him to a three-year, $16 million contract in July. He was expected to be the starting three with the Timberwolves, but Corey Brewer has played well and could keep the starting role with Budinger as a sixth man.
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Budinger's last healthy season he averaged 9.4 points a game and shot 40 percent from three.
Whenever he returns, Budinger makes an already entertaining Timberwolves squad that much more dangerous and deep.
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The Chef's Garden and Culinary Vegetable Institute are keeping chefs on the cutting edge.
The 2007 Chef Summit was Friday at the Culinary Vegetable Institute, drawing chefs and culinarians from around the country.
The summit was an educational and networking opportunity for chefs and culinarians. The day's program included farm tours, cooking demonstrations and a chefs' discussion panel.
More than 300 chefs and culinarians registered to participate in the summit, a prelude to CVI's Food and Wine Celebration on Saturday.
The celebration featured Paula Deen of the Food Network, White House chef Walter Schib and chef Jeff Henderson, whose story of life from prison to the kitchen will be portrayed in an upcoming film starring Will Smith in the role of Henderson.
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Guarantee gives Sun Belt chance
Posted: November 13, 2012 at 4:02 a.m.
The Big East will compete with four conferences that have not had BCS automatic-qualifying status for a guaranteed spot in the lucrative marquee bowl games when college football's new postseason system starts in 2014.
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Re: Which is the REAL successor to the VX-6000
I attended the CTIA convention two months ago in Atlanta and the boys from LG told me to expect the vx8000 to come from VZW next in June. I expect that with the 8000 coming out, it will have to be the true successor to the 6000. the others may follow.
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Despite the 8:30 a.m. call time, three generations of glamour pusses looked pretty in pink and, of course, their sky high Blahnik d'orsays and St. Laurent tributes for the Stiletto Strut presented by Neiman Marcus. While strutting to save the tatas cost $150 per stylista, having access to NM's shoe salon before 10 a.m. was […] [Read More]
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In order to properly honor the pink ladies, Susan G. Komen Houston celebrated their top ten fundraisers at the 2013 Pink Honor Roll 10th Anniversary Recognition Dinner. These "Save the Ta-Tas" do-gooders admired the Houstonian ballroom's (generously donated by the hotel) table settings by Plants and Petals and could not wait for the Three Brothers […] [Read More]
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In June 2009, Frankie Morello presented the "site-specific" project by Sophie Usunier of France in its flagship store in Milan; this was called Les Empaillés.
The exhibition was the first appointment in a broader project called "Knot – Frankie Morello meets art", arising from the strong passion for contemporary art shared by the two designers, Maurizio Modica and Pierfrancesco Gigliotti, the brand's heart, who are also collectors and aspiring patrons.
Les Empaillés (The Stuffed objects) is a project founded in 2003. It consists of a series of "sculpture-installations" made with clothes that are no longer of use, which the artists requests from the inhabitants of the place in which the work is to be displayed. In the case of Knot #1, Usunier asked Frankie Morello to use vintage clothes covering the span of the 10 years since the brand was founded, giving them new meaning by changing the original forms, deforming, inflating and stuffing them after having sewn them together. Making use of different techniques and artistic languages, the artist re-elaborates the mechanisms governing our perception of the world, and so offering us fresh and unconventional points of view.
"My reflection", explains the artist, "is anthropological in nature. Les Empaillés should not be seen only as sculptures, but as objects to be lived and made to live".
This is Frankie Morello's comment regarding the work of Sophie Usunier: "We shall have the possibility of discovering an interesting interpretation of our garments, decontextualised and adapted for a new use. Recycling, re-using, regenerated spaces are all things that fascinate us".
Sophie Usunier was born in France in 1971. She lives and works in Milan and Nancy. After her studies at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Nancy, she exhibited in France, Germany and Italy, in public and private venues, including: the PAV in Turin; the FRAC Lorraine in Metz; the Fondazione SoutHeritage in Matera; the Lago with the Fondazione March in Padua; the Museo Laboratorio di Città Sant'Angelo; the Palazzo Ducale in Genoa; the Galleria Placentia Arte in Piacenza; at the NeonProjectBox in Milan; the Galleria Note Artecontemporanea in Arezzo.


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Greenbrier seniors arrested, won't march
Four Greenbrier High School girls jailed last week for squirting super glue into door locks as a senior prank won't be allowed to participate in graduation ceremonies on Saturday.
Columbia County schools Superintendent Charles Nagle said Tuesday that the girls also won't get their high school diplomas until they pay the more than $5,100 cost to repair the locks at the school.
Columbia County commissioners approved a more than $7 million bid Tuesday to build a new exhibition hall in the Gateway shopping center near Grovetown. Augusta-based McKnight Construction Co. won the nearly $7.3 million project to build the multi-purpose exhibition hall that also will house a Family Y facility. Construction should start during the first week of June and is scheduled to be completed by early 2013, said county Construction and Maintenance Services Director Matt Schlachter.
After a year on hold, the Thunder Over Augusta Armed Forces Day tribute is coming to Evans.
Established in 2009 as a way to honor members of the armed forces, the event formerly took place in downtown Augusta. Last year's Thunder event was cancelled when construction precluded the use of Reynolds Street. This year the event will take place from 2-10 p.m. Saturday at Evans Towne Center Park. Admission is free.
Don MacNeil, one of the event organizers, said the the new Columbia County venue made it possible to bring the event back.
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The Columbia County School Board said Tuesday they might look to the county government for help solving their budget woes.
The county Tax Commissioner's Office charges the school system 2.5 percent of taxes collected on its behalf each school year. System Controller Pat Sullivan that equates to an about $1.7 million payment.
The board agreed during a budget study session to send a letter to county commissioners asking them to cut that percentage.
Sullivan said that just half a percent cut would save the school system about $350,000.
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Greenbrier High School girls jailed last week for squirting super glue into door locks as a senior prank won't be allowed to participate in graduation ceremonies on Saturday.
Columbia County schools Superintendent Charles Nagle said Tuesday that the girls also won't get their high school diplomas until they pay the $5,100 cost to repair the locks at the school.
Eight schools, including two in Columbia County, were named today as recipients of educational grants offered by SRS contractor Savannah River Remediation to recognize and support excellence in teaching.
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Two Columbia County teens told authorities late Saturday that they were robbed at gunpoint near a Martinez convenience store.
The 17-year-olds said that as they walked to the Circle K gas station on Old Evans Road just after 11 p.m. two men approached them. The robbers pointed a chrome handgun at the teens and demanded their possessions.
When one of the teens said his pockets were empty, the man told him to run away, which he did.
A Harlem teen accused of fatally shooting his 13-year-old friend was given the maximum sentence Friday at a Columbia County Juvenile Court hearing.
Zachary Provance, 14, was sentenced by Juvenile Court Judge Douglas Flanagan to the maximum amount of confinement allowed, which has yet to be determined.
"When somebody dies, someone goes to jail," Flanagan said.
Provance admitted to accidentally shooting Grace Eleanor "Elle" Kelly, 13, when they and two other teens were in Provance's Kenner Street home on March 29 preparing for a Harlem Middle School dance.
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Authorities arrested an Evans man on Wednesday for allegedly masturbating in front of his niece and another girl last year.
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I am getting soooooooooooo VERY frustrating seeing this after repeated loading. I have 64bit, on Poser Pro 2012 upgrade. It won't find it no matter what I put it. Does anybody understand the frustration of uninstalling and reinstalling several dozen times with NOTHING working at all?
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File "C:\Users\Public\Documents\Poser Pro 2012 Content\Genesis Essentials\Runtime\libraries\Character\DAZ People\Genesis.py", line 1, in <module>
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Kaduna — No fewer than 10 persons, including eight policemen and two civilians were killed in three separate attacks by gunmen in Kaduna, Kano and Gombe States Thursday.
About 100 armed bandits attacked Birnin Gwari town in Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna State, killing six people, including five policemen before burning down a police station and robbing two banks of huge sums of money.
In the neighbouring Kano State, two persons including a police sergent and a civillian were also killed when unknown gunmen razed down the Bunkure Police Station, about 41 kilometres south of Kano city, bringing the number of those killed in the two states to eight, six policemen and two civilians.
Security sources told Vanguard in Kano that the "vicious attack on police facilities" took place around 7.15pm, adding that a wing of the police complexy was destroyed by explosives. Two policemen at a check point within a popular round-about in Gombe metropolis were killed by unknown gunmen. A stray bullet from the assailant also wounded a crippled civilian passer-by.
However, the attack in Kaduna State came barely 24 hours after the Emir of Birnin Gwari, Alhaji Zubairu Jibrin led a delegation to Governor Mukhtar Yero over the level of insecurity in the emirate and asked for urgent government intervention. Birnin Gwari is about 150 kilometres from the Kaduna metropolis.
A source told Vanguard that the bandits earlier arrived the town in four buses, several cars and motor cycles, at about 10pm on Wednesday "and went to the drinking palours in the area to enjoy themselves,"adding that they, however, started their operations at about 1am in the morning. In October last year, an armed gang attacked Dogon Dawa, in Birnin Gwari Local Government, killing 24 residents.
However, the source further said that "we heard sounds of heavy gunfire. There were shootings and sounds of heavy explosions. It went on for about two hours. I was praying that they do not go from house to house. But the sounds were only around the police station and where the banks are located
"When it was dawn, we went out to the scene and that was when they were removing the corpse of the last policeman. They bombed the police station, killed five policemen and freed all the detained criminals before they started attacking the banks. They used explosives to open the ATM machines at the two banks.
"I do not know if they got into the vaults of the banks, because the Police did not allow us inside the banking halls. Only my manager was allowed into the bank. But they destroyed everything from furniture to the computers and the only operational van."
The Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG, Zone One, Kano, David Omojola, who confirmed the attack on the Bunkure Police Station said "a wing of the station was affected by the explosives thrown at the station by the gunmen"
His words, "yes, Bunkure station was attacked yesterday by unknown gunmen; a wing of the station was destroyed but investigation has since commenced"
Also commenting on the attack, the Kano State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, ASP Magaji Majia said "a police sergent died during the attack while a civillian was burnt beyomd recognition".
In Kaduna State, the state Police Spokesman, DSP Aminu Lawan aslo said: "in the early hours of yesterday, some armed robbers attacked the Birnin Gwari Police Station and two banks. They killed three policemen. I was informed that the armed robbers were between 50 and 100 in number. When our men could not face them, they retreated. They burnt the police station. They also killed one other person after robbing the banks. We have not made any arrests, but we are investigating.",
Meanwhile, a visit to the affected Bunkure Police Station in Kano indicated that a private residence close to the police station was affected by the blast. Operatives of Joint Military Taskforce had since taken over the sleepy town as motorist passing through the town were subjected to scrutiny.
Meantime, the AIG in charge of Zone one, David Omojola, led a delegation of top Police officers to Bunkure for the spot assessment.
An eyewitness told Vanguard in Gombe State that the two gunmen who wore long gowns also masked their faces. He stated that the attackers emerged from a tricycle around 6:15 am and headed straight to the policemen at the checkpoint directly opposite Gombe Line Motor Park and shot them dead.
The Police PRO, DSP Fwaje Atajiri in a statement, described the attack as "unfortunate." Atajiri said the hoodlums attacked when two patrol vehicles of the Rapid Response Squad from Gombe Central Police Division that were always stationed there had been removed around 06:30 hours, adding that investigation had started to unravel the suspects.
The statement further read: "The criminals are residing with us and they are not spirits. The Command believes that when all hands are on deck, there will be improvement in the security situation in the state".
The state had witnessed an upsurge in killings which necessitated the limiting of operation of commercial motorcycles between 6am and 5pm.


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Im thinking about going to the Lookouts game Saturday and I cant find anywhere who is scheduled to pitch. Anyone have any insight? If Bailey Ill be going for sure, if not..I dont know.
Im thinking about going to the Lookouts game Saturday and I cant find anywhere who is scheduled to pitch. Anyone have any insight? If Bailey Ill be going for sure, if not..I dont know.
Most of the time it's on the team's website... but it wasn't. This article is from the Chattanoogan: [bolded for emphais]
Birmingham Shuts Out The Chattanooga Lookouts Friday, 1-0
Homer Bailey Pitches Saturday Nightby Tim Evearitt
posted July 14, 2006
Photo by Tim Evearitt
Birmingham's Lance Broadway gave up five hits over seven innings to beat the Lookouts Friday night.
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Friday night 4,498 fans were on hand for baseball and fireworks at BellSouth Park where the Birmingham Barons shutout the Chattanooga Lookouts, 1-0.
It was pitching over hitting for the second straight night. Thursday night the Lookouts won, 2-1. Tonight Tyler Pelland (5-3) and Birminghams Lance Broadway (6-6) hurled four innings of scoreless ball. The only run in the contest came in the fifth inning on a home run over the right field wall by the Barons Thomas Collaro.
Four Birmingham pitchers combined on the 1-0 shutout.
With Tennessees loss to Jacksonville Friday, the Lookouts (13-10) remained tied for first place in the North Division. If West Tenn wins, there will be a three-way tie for the top spot.
The Lookouts had seven hits to six for the Barons. Gary Patchett was 2-for-3; Ryan Hanigan went 2-for-4; Anderson Machado was 1-for-3; Joey Votto and Noochie Varner went 1-for-4.
Birmingham came up with three double plays in the game; Chattanooga had two.
The Lookouts had three scoring opportunities but couldnt get the big hit when they needed it.
1. Chattanooga missed a scoring opportunity in the second inning. With Hanigan on third with one out, Rick Asadoorian grounded out to second. Luis Bolivar walked and stole second. With runners on second a third, Patchett struck out swinging to end the theat.
2. In the seventh inning, the Lookouts wasted another opportunity to score. With Hanigan on third and one out, Asadoorian fanned and Bolivar grounded out to second.
3. Patchett led off the eighth with a single to left. After Javon Moran struck out, Machado walked. With left hander Votto up, the Barons went to the pen for lefty Tim Bittner. It worked as Votto grounded into a second-to-short-to first double play.
The Lookouts stranded six base runners and Birmingham left seven runners on base.
Pelland threw six innings giving up six hits and one run, he walked three and struck out two batters. He got good support from the defense with two double plays.
The bullpen pitched effectively Friday:
- David Shafer pitched the seventh inning and eighth innings. He walked two but did not give up a hit or a run.
- Jim Abbott set the Barons down 1-2-3 in the ninth inning.
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Tomorrow night's game showcases two outstanding pitchers. Birmingham's Tyler Lumsden (9-2/2.74) faces Chattanooga Homer Bailey (3-0/0.00).
Game time is 7:15 p.m.
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Should be a good matchup for Homer
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NDSU still No. 1, Montana State No. 2 in FCS polls
October 1, 2012 at 11:26 am in The Dickinson Press
The North Dakota State and Montana State football teams retained their first- and second-place rankings, respectively, in the Football Championship Subdivision coaches and media polls on Monday following weekend win.
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A Big One for the WVU Women
The great thing about the Internet is that it can sometimes help you be in two places at one time.
While some of us traveled through our latest snowstorm to get to the Caperton Indoor Practice Facility to catch some of West Virginia's first spring football practice of 2014 (can you believe it?), the Mountaineer women were setting a trap for fifth-ranked Baylor in Waco.
The news on twitter kept getting better: West Virginia trailing by three, West Virginia tied, West Virginia leading by one, by three, so on and so forth. Then it looked like Baylor was going to pull out the victory at the end of the game before Averee Fields made the play of the game with her steal and driving layup to put West Virginia back out in front.
My iPhone app flashed the ESPN alert that the Mountaineers had won the game, 70-69, but that proved to be premature, which rarely ever happens in Bristol, right?
Well, West Virginia eventually did win the game, 71-69, after Fields made her free throw and Baylor's three-quarter-court heave landed harmlessly to the ground.
It was a big triumph for Mike Carey's Mountaineer women. How big? Considering the circumstances - a Top 10 ranking, a high seed in the NCAA tournament, Baylor's long conference home winning streak and the possibility of sharing a Big 12 regular season title, I would say it's the biggest win in school history.
Carey, author of several significant victories during his 13 seasons at WVU, agreed when asked during his postgame radio show if Sunday's win was bigger than the one his team got at No. 2-ranked Notre Dame back in 2012.
"I think this is bigger because we at least have a chance to tie for the Big 12 championship," he said. "Out there, we were far behind Connecticut at that time so I would say this is the bigger win."
The Baylor victory snapped the Bears' 35-game home court winning streak against conference opponents and gives West Virginia an opportunity to earn a share of the Big 12 title in just its second season in the conference, provided the Mountaineers can take care of business on Tuesday night at the Coliseum against Kansas.
"This game doesn't mean anything if we don't win that one," noted Carey.
Baylor's only other loss in conference play this year? That's right, Kansas back on Jan. 19 in Lawrence. That's something to keep in mind if you're planning to sit this one out and stay at home on Tuesday night.
If West Virginia is successful against the Jayhawks, it will represent the first conference regular season title for the WVU women since 1992 when West Virginia won the Atlantic 10 outright.
WVU's only other claim to a conference crown came in 1989 when WVU upset its way to an Atlantic 10 tournament championship.
After Sunday's win at Baylor, which now becomes No. 1 on my list of the biggest WVU women's basketball victories, here are some other noteworthy wins in school history …
West Virginia 65, No. 2 Notre Dame 63, February 12, 2012
It remains the highest-ranked team WVU has defeated in school history and it came in South Bend where the Irish women rarely lose. Asya Bussie scored 22 points and grabbed eight rebounds, but it was Brooke Hampton's free throws at the end of the game that won it for the Mountaineers.
West Virginia 79, No. 5 Louisville 70, February 7, 2009
Mike Carey's defense held Louisville All-American Angel McCoughtry to just 10-of-26 shooting, and the Mountaineers got 27 points from Virginia transfer Takisha Granberry and 22 from point guard Sarah Miles to help West Virginia achieve its first-ever upset of a top 5-ranked team on the road.
West Virginia 56, No. 6 Rutgers 40, March 6, 2006
An undermanned WVU team ruined the Big East's hope of having a UConn-Rutgers rematch in championship game when the Mountaineers upset the sixth-ranked Scarlet Knights in the tournament semifinals. Rutgers made just 15 of 53 from the floor and turned the ball over 23 times for the game. The sub-.500 Mountaineers almost pulled off an even bigger upset the following night when they took seventh-ranked Connecticut right down to the wire on the Huskies' home floor.
West Virginia 73, No. 20 Clemson 72, March 22, 1992
This was a big win for West Virginia because the Mountaineers were coming off an embarrassing upset defeat to the worst team in the Atlantic 10 (Duquesne) in the opening round of the conference tournament and West Virginia was also playing in front of the biggest home crowd in school history at the time. Jodie Runner's short jumper ahead of the buzzer won the game for West Virginia, and helped the Mountaineers advance to their first and only Sweet 16 appearance in school history.
West Virginia 89, No. 17 Rutgers 78, February 28, 1991
Beating Rutgers and its Hall of Fame coach Theresa Grentz was a major psychological hurdle for West Virginia to overcome. The Mountaineers had never defeated Rutgers up to that point and many of the losses to the Scarlet Knights were by substantial margins. Junior guard Rosemary Kosiorek was phenomenal, scoring 30 points while handing out seven assists and making five steals for the game.
West Virginia 81, No. 14 Penn State 79, January 18, 1982
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West Virginia 66, No 19 Western Kentucky 57, March 15, 1989
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West Virginia 69, No. 21 Virginia Tech 66, February 10, 2004
West Virginia had lost 50 straight games to nationally ranked teams over a 12-year period at a time when the Mountaineers were simply struggling to produce winning seasons. Mike Carey's team ended the drought against ranked teams with a three-point upset of 21st-ranked Virginia Tech at the Coliseum behind 23 points from guard Kate Bulger. WVU overcame an eight-point halftime deficit in the victory.
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A November day, washed bright and clean
light rains had ceased, and skies were blue
But a thought, obscene, would dim the sun
In a deadly script, which paled Macbeth
One plot would darken the light with death
I was about to stretch beyond my teens
and youth was perched upon the brink
As the callow child I was back then
I would immortalize between extremes
But only acknowledged the world in distant hues
Sometimes grief would have a passive view
But then, upon the landscape new
I was thrown to wolves in black and white
I couldn't grasp those first words said
A true-life drama, of horrendous dread
Cascading, first with deep unrest
when cold war's threat, or deep unrest
with wars afar, I sat expecting
happy endings, with stories told
unfolding good around the bend,
where naive' dreams had always been
This sudden turning of the tide
had come to change my voice inside...
knocking hard upon my door
deeply shocking,...to the core
rocking how I viewed the world
With an anchored face, yet, strangely rue
Apparent angst, his stolen breath
He cleared his throat, and shared the news,
With Cronkite calm, as if a stone,
tho' cautious, stunning words to choose
In his eyes, the sorrow shone
I looked to him for confidence
The magnitude, too great to own
I needed guidance and a chance
to lean into his trusted arms
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The day was bright, with amber light
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WASHINGTON—In the January issue of Clinical Biochemistry, scientists and physicians with the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine outline the method used to develop a cruelty-free ELISA for human insulin that uses monoclonal antibodies produced by cells cultured in an animal-serum-free medium. PCRM's insulin ELISA, the first of its kind, provides precision and reliability equal to methods currently used in clinical research. PCRM's insulin ELISA is now commercially available for research purposes from Millipore of St. Charles, Mo., which reports that it is selling briskly. The new ELISA also serves as a guide for the development of serum-free immunoassays for other hormones and bio-markers.
The ELISA, or enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay, is a method of detecting specific proteins in complex protein mixtures—in this case, for detecting insulin in human blood. Laboratories traditionally detect human insulin using antibodies produced by cells that had been placed into the abdomens of living mice. The procedure, called the ascites method, is so cruel that it is banned in some European countries. Even when the antibodies are produced from cells in test tubes, fetal bovine serum is commonly used to grow live cells. The serum is obtained from bovine fetuses by puncturing their hearts with a needle without the use of anesthesia.
PCRM's insulin ELISA does not rely on the ascites method or fetal bovine serum. In addition to ethical advantages, growing cells without animal serum ensures that fewer variables are introduced into experiments, meaning that results are easily reproducible by different laboratories. The method outlined in Clinical Biochemistry, the official journal of the Canadian Society of Clinical Chemists, permits the growth of antibody-producing cells in a medium free of animal serum, enabling scientists to make cell culture safer and more humane.
"The ethical and scientific advantages of avoiding fetal calf serum and the ascites method are clear, and we hope the methodology used to produce our ELISA serves as a guide for developing other animal-serum-free immunoassays," says Chad Sandusky, Ph.D., a co-author of the paper and PCRM's director of research and toxicology.
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RODRICK Mutuma, the self-styled Prince of Zimbabwean football, is sharpening his skills ahead of his much-anticipated debut for his new South African Premiership side Bloemfontein Celtic with a little bit of help from former Warriors and CAPS United bustling striker George Nechironga.
Mutuma moved to Bloemfontein Celtic last month after helping Dynamos to a league and cup double during the 2012 season in which he scored 19 goals in all competitions.
But after inking a three-year deal with Bloemfontein Celtic, Mutuma is yet to appear for Phunya Sele Sele as he is still waiting to get a work permit which will see him donning the green and white jersey of the Bloemfontein-based side.
It takes a minimum of 21 (working) days for a foreign player to get a work permit in South Africa which Mutuma is yet to be granted and this has seen him missing Bloemfontein Celtic's opening two matches since the resumption of the South African Absa Premier League following the end of the 2013 African Cup of Nations finals on February 10.
But the 24-year-old striker is waiting patiently to be granted his work permit by the relevant authorities in South Africa and yesterday he told The Herald from his base in Bloemfontein that he was likely to feature for his new side next weekend and was "ready and waiting" to make an immediate impact in the South African Premiership.
Mutuma also revealed yesterday that he was currently being helped to settle down at Bloemfontein Celtic by non-other-than his fellow countryman, Nechironga, who is now part of the Phunya Sele Sele technical team.
"So far, so good . . . I can safely say that I've settled down at Bloemfontein Celtic despite me not having played for them in their first two matches since the resumption of the Absa Premiership a couple of weeks ago.
"I'm still waiting for my work permit to be processed and I think it will come up or be ready by next weekend and I just can't wait to put on the green and white jersey of Bloemfontein Celtic. I've been training really hard since I arrived here last month and I'm getting most of my support from (mukoma) George Nechironga.
"He has been taking me for some shooting drills, sharpening my firing skills and refining every aspect of my game and I can say he has been really helpful to me.
"In fact, he (Nechironga) has helped me to settle down quickly at Bloemfontein Celtic where everything is run professionally as compared to back home . . . I'm already feeling at home because of the personal assistance that I'm receiving from him.
"Although everybody has been helpful to me here, Nechironga has been going out of his way to make sure that everything is okay for me . . . He has helped me to settle down here and he knows the whole set-up at this club and their style of play and that's why I've managed to catch up with everything quickly," Mutuma said.
Nechironga, the 1990 joint Soccer Star of the Year award winner with the legendary Peter Ndlovu, yesterday confirmed that he was currently working with Mutuma, helping to sharpen his skills ahead of his debut appearance for Bloemfontein Celtic.
"We are actually on our way to a training session where I'm taking him for some shooting drills . . . I'm teaching him how to hit the target correctly because that's an area that he needs to improve on otherwise everything is fine with him," Nechironga said.
The former CAPS United hard running striker said it was important for Mutuma to "find his feet quickly" inorder for him to win the hearts of the Bloemfontein Celtic faithful.
"He needs to score quickly inorder for him to settle down in the first team and this will also see him winning the hearts or becoming the darling of the Bloemfontein Celtic fans because they've been told that he's a good striker who scores freely and that is why I'm pushing him and taking him for some extra practice sessions.
"In fact, I've spoken to Rodrick about how he must perform, he is a good guy and can play some good football . . . I think he will be a hit here at Bloemfontein Celtic just like what he was at Dynamos back home in Zimbabwe," Nechironga said.
Mutuma, the 2011 Premiership Golden Boot Award winner, had an indifferent start to the 2012 season, but later picked up his game to play a key role in Dynamos's successful defence of the local Premiership and the Mbada Diamonds Cup titles.
His exploits on the pitch did not escape the attention of the Bloemfontein Celtic scouts and he was called for a two-week trial with Phunya Sele Sele towards the end of December last year. And Mutuma did not disappoint during his trial period at Bloemfontein Celtic where he made the grade and was given a three-year deal by Phunya Sele Sele who paid Dynamos a reported US$100 000 for his transfer fee. He was the third key player to leave Dynamos for a South African Premiership side this year after Denver Mukamba and Simba Sithole who also packed their bags and joined Bidvest Wits and SuperSport United respectively.
Meanwhile, Bloemfontein Celtic continued their impressive form at home when they outsmarted Mukamba's Bidvest Wits 3-0 on Saturday afternoon.
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A Showcase of 15 Modern Living Room Designs with Asian Influence
The Asian heritage is a huge thing to talk about or discuss. It is even the continent that has the biggest population. Talk about that! A lot of categories and sub-categories to specify. But when we see something, for example, in a living room, we usually associate them with a specific country where we think it was derived from. Like elephants remind us of Thailand, cherry blossoms remind us of Japan, Chinese bamboo are reminders of Pandas in China, and so on.
We will be showing you 15 designs to showcase how Asian heritage not only influences Asians, but even other people who came from other places like New York, Boston, and the like. We will be made aware of how designers incorporate a mix of modernity and culture in some of the designs. Here are the photos:
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Wedding season is upon us; the save the dates are on the fridge, the hotels are getting booked and we're buzzing about seeing old friends. Oh, how we love a good wedding. Here are six things that seem to happen at every single one...
Firstly, don't do it. Leave the baby with grandparents, a childminder, your neighbour, the local shopkeeper; anyone who's free. But if none of these options are a goer - if, for instance, your sister is getting married and has vaguely assigned the role of flower girl to your not-quite-walking daughter - you'll have to bring them with you.
This is your big day and you want it to go as smoothly as possible. And while plenty of bridal experts will give you lists upon lists of things you need on your wedding day, I'm here to share with you a list of the things you won't need...
I have worked in the bridal industry for fifteen years, so as you can imagine, I have seen a lot of beautiful weddings. I can't tell you the amount of times I have looked at photographs of a stunningly dressed bride and groom, and then looked at the guests standing next to them, and thought, 'what are they wearing?'
We have more options than ever before; the world is getting smaller by the day. Rather than attempting to fit ourselves into wedding-gift boxes, maybe we should be questioning why the gift-wrap still holds so much allure. Maybe it's time to blow the bloody doors off.
In the past couple of years I have been to Berlin twice for hen do's, Amsterdam once, and stayed in London a couple of times. It's got to the point where my friends joke that I must be "attending another hen" if I can't make something. So, for my readers (hi mum), I figured I would do my hen planning advice.
Let's be honest, when it comes to the issue of kids at your wedding (with the exception of your own...at a push), every bride dreads the possibility that they may have to endure screams throughout the all-important ceremony, or food fights during the speeches.
Everyone wants their dream venue - whether it be a church, a castle or down your local; thought, time and a whole load of money goes into securing the venue of your dreams. But what if your chosen venue doesn't want you?
From rustic wedding flowers to floral wedding stationery and cakes to vibrant mother of the bride ideas and elegant and feminine bridal wear, here is my pick of the best from The National Wedding Show 2015, London Olympia.
Anyone getting married knows that there is a certain amount of planning you just can't sidestep. No matter how big, or small, your wedding is going to be, you cannot avoid involving people, offending people or worrying about people.
On the day of my diagnosis, I did several things. First, I sat on a bench outside the hospital, my head on my knees, crying uncontrollably, as my partner quietly kept his arms around me. I stayed like that for some time before suddenly sitting upright and asking him if he would marry me.
If you were one of the lucky couples to get engaged over Valentine's Day weekend, congratulations! This is a special and exciting time, and no doubt thoughts of engagement parties and wedding preparations are already providing hours of anticipation and joy.
So you're engaged. Congratulations! And now you're both off on a rollercoaster of wedding planning to make sure one of the most important days of your life goes without a hitch. This is also a time when you realise you have a wonderful excuse for a holiday of a lifetime.
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Like all good guides, we'll start from the beginning, the beginning being the cut of your diamond, which should be chosen with care. If you're looking for timeless, opt for a princess, round or oval cut, with their softly faceted shapes.
Think about it. You are spending an absolute fortune on ensuring your wedding is the best day of your life. Imagine if you leave finding a wedding photographer to the last minute and end up with someone you are not 100% confident with.


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THE first galaxies have always been considered rather dull creatures, but they may be due for a makeover - thanks to supernovae.
Protogalaxies present 100 to 200 million years after the big bang were thought to have had only a handful of stars each, as elements heavier than hydrogen and helium were scarce. These heavier elements, which are forged in stars, help clumps of gas contract to form more stars.
Now a computer simulation by Daniel Whalen of Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico and colleagues shows blast waves from the first supernovae mixing heavier elements into the surrounding gas and breaking it into clumps ripe for forming stars. "An entire new generation of stars may form directly in the debris," says Whalen. This could have led to protogalaxies glittering with hundreds of stars. The work will appear in The Astrophysical Journal (www.arxiv.org/abs/0801.3698).
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I'm getting married at the Club Rui Resorts in Ocho Rios Jamaica and just found out the resort is not responsible for the decorations. I'm trying to locate a florist in the area that will be able to do the decorations for the ceremony as well as the reception. Any help or ideas will be helpful since I only have five months to pull this all together.
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Hey -- we used Tai Flora and they were really great. Congrats on your wedding! They helped with both the ceremony and reception. We had beautiful mango calla lilies for the men and beautiful bouquets for the ladies. My bouquet was wonderful as were the reception flowers. The resort should be able to connect you with them.
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I have been trying to contact them but haven't gotten a response from them. How far in advance did you contact them?
Hey there, we are uses Marcia Riley she use to work at Tai Flora and her prices are great could send you info.
Hello ..i am also looking for a florist can you send Marcia Riley info so I can contact her...thanks
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I just got married there a few wks ago! I got married at the beach gazebo and it had flowers on it! I felt with the flowers on the left and right pilars and the gazebo is all white and they set out white chairs it was beautiful. I didnt feel the need at ALL to add anything else. the bouqet and botinier they gave us with the package were really nice. our reception dinner was in the upstairs of the plantation which was really private. we didnt do a DJ or full reception there as we did one when we got home. the food was great, and the cake wasnt too bad.
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Hi Ahagel,
I am getting married in Ocho Rios in April 2013. I would love some tips or any other info you can give me would be great. I welcome all and any suggestions. Thank you
where at are you getting married and staying? I stayed and had everything arranged through The Rui resort. there is a wedding coord there that you meet with the 1st or 2nd day you arive to make all the plans, I brought my own music we got married right on the beach in a beautiful gazeboo, we did a sand unity ceremony we arranged once we got there, didnt bring any of that with. they had very nice flowers to choose from depending on the package you go with, this package also included a private dinner for you and your guests with cake and champagne. we had to pay alittle extra as it depends on how many guests you have and what package you pick, our package also came with a massage for both of us under a gazeboo on the beach new the spa, this was a beautiful resort. I also had friends that had weddings at the Sandals in Montego bay and The Beaches Resort in Nagril no complaints:) let me know if you have specific questions, I would be happy to answer them!
Hey! I am getting married at the Riu Ocho Rios in January 2014. Do you have any tips or suggestions? What did you do for your reception? Do they have an ipod dock for music?
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Texas: Good for Illinois.
Republican Texas governor Rick Perry is good for Illinois despite what Democratic Senator Dick Durbin might think.
It seems that our governor is out on the road pitching the State of Texas as a good place to do business and doing so to good effect. This led Senator Durbin to say, "He better not take our business away."
Let me ask you Senator Durbin, what exactly are you going to do about it if he does? The genius of our federalist system lies in the fact that the states operate independently and competitively. Labor and capital are mobile and may freely go where the opportunity for success is the highest. If Texas looks like a better place to do business than Illinois, Illinois' choice is to either lose the business or improve its business climate. If it chooses the latter, as it should, Illinois will be better for it and Gov. Perry will have done Illinois a favor.
Senator Durbin isn't alone. California governor Jerry Brown doesn't much like his Texas counterpart either. Texas has low tax rates, a low cost of living, a light regulatory environment and is a right-to-work state. California offers none of these. As a result, the pickings have been particularly ripe for our governor in California.
The more Texas succeeds in "poaching" business, as these blue-staters call it, the more pressure it puts on the blue states to improve their business climates. That makes the republic stronger.
And that's how it's supposed to work.
Jerry Brown and Dick Durbin should be thanking Rick Perry.
There are several things I disagree with Gov. Perry on, but this is not one of them.
He has done a good job of promoting Texas as the place to do business in. For that, I applaud him.
Now if he just lived up to his campaign promise "If the federal government doesn't protect Texas borders, I will." He hasn't. and…..
"Property taxes are too high in Texas, and I will lower them." My property taxes have gone up EVERY year he has been in office. I challenged them last year and won on my home in Lindale, but my home in Houston still went up.


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Duty, Dennis J. (2011) Seven years at the coal-face: the retention phenomenon through the lens of a year tutor. Doctoral thesis, University of Huddersfield.
Duty, Dennis James (2010) The use of information technology and social media to support transition. In: 5th Annual Student Retention and Progression Conference, 20th April 2010, The Bloomsbury Hotel, London W1. (Unpublished)
Duty, Dennis J. (2010) It's not them it's us: Adapting the institution to enhance student success and improve retention. In: What Works? Student Retention and Success, Wednesday 28th & Thursday 29th March 2010, University of York, UK. (Unpublished)
Duty, Dennis J. (1999) Design of an integrated throughput based control and information system for a medium sized textile manufacturer. In: Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Stimulating Manufacturing Excellence in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMESME). Plymouth: Manufacturing and Business Systems Research Group, University of Plymouth, Plymouth, pp. 271-281. ISBN 1841020354
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The Bills hired former Cowboys head coach Chan Gailey today in one of the least inspiring coaching hires of the past decade. Gailey was widely considered a failure in his two years Dallas, and has only been back in the NFL for two seasons (as the Chiefs offensive coordinator) since spending six years at Georgia Tech.
While its a confusing hire, the Bills appeared to simply run out of options. Aside from the Raiders, there may not be another franchise with more question marks than the Bills. Its going to be a busy offseason for new GM Buddy Nix if he expects his team to improve upon a 6-10 record this past season.
Lets take a look at the roster and what decisions lie ahead this offseason:
While they Bills have some young arms, the quarterback of the future likely isn't on the current roster. Trent Edwards, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Brian Brohm all saw action in 2009, but none of them stepped up and made a strong case to return as the starter in 2010. Edwards and Brohm are young enough to bring back and give another look. Fitzpatrick is a serviceable backup, but he's already with his third organization and there simply isn't much hope for him suddenly developing into a quality starter.
Sam Bradford and Jimmy Clausen are both options for the Bills in the 1st round. If either of them are on the board, I would expect the Bills to pull the trigger. However, given the fact that they could be gone, don't be shocked if the Bills go after a veteran free agent such as Jason Campbell or try to pull of a trade for someone like Derek Anderson.
Running Back
The Bills don't exactly have a stellar backfield, but the position is one of their stronger areas. Fred Jackson stepped up while Marshawn Lynch was suspended and ended up as the team's primary option throughout the season. Both Jackson and Lynch are under contract for another three years, but don't be surprised if the Bills part ways with the much maligned Lynch. He was suspended for three games to start the season after getting arrested on a misdemeanor gun charge and upon returning his effort was noticeably lacking.
Wide Receiver
The T.O. experiment wasn't a complete disaster, but I wouldn't expect him back in Buffalo. The money he'll demand simply won't match his output or his impact on a team destined for another 6-10 season.
If Owens is gone the Bills need to bring in a replacement, preferably a big receiver to compliment Lee Evans. James Hardy has the size, but just hasn't panned out in his first two years. Its probably too early to give up on him, but the new regime has no allegiances to Hardy and his future with the team could be in doubt.
Josh Reed is also a free agent and likely won't return. Unless the Bills are excited about the trio of Evans, Hardy and Roscoe Parrish, I would expect to see them bring in at least one new face at the position. If they're looking to make a splash, Brandon Marshall and Anquan Boldin would both be excellent fits.
Tight End
2009 4th-round pick Shawn Nelson will be given every opportunity to prove himself. He's an elite athlete that could certainly become a security blanket for a new young quarterback should the Bills go that route. All signs point to him as the starter with Derek Fine and/or Derek Schouman likely returning as his backups.
Offensive Line
This is the area that needs the most work. Demetrius Bell and Jonathan Scott split time at left tackle and neither found much success. Bell is still a work in progress, and may yet end up being a quality starter, but he's was in over his head this year. ProFootballFocus.com graded him as the 74th most effective offensive tackle in the game out of a total of 77 qualifying players. Russell Okung could be an option in the 1st round and would be an instant upgrade at left tackle.
At right tackle Kirk Chambers, a career backup, was given his first chance to start. He's an adequate backup, but just lacks the strength to hold up over the course of an entire game. A new right tackle should be high on the Bills wish list this offseason.
At guard the Bills started two rookies, Eric Wood and Andy Levitre. Both struggled at times, but showed some promise. They should both be back in starting roles in 2010 and the position could certainly grow into an area of strength.
Geoff Hangartner, in his first year with the Bills, started all 16 games at center. He's a very solid run blocker, but is better suited for a backup role because he simply lacks the ability to hold up in pass protection over the course of a game. Eric Wood, who played center at Louisville, could be moved back to his collegiate position.
Defensive Line
The Bills defensive line has been painfully mediocre for a number of years, but not bad enough to be overhauled. They were right near the middle of the pack with 32 sacks this season, 15 of which came from the combo of Aaron Schobel and Chris Kelsay.
The Bills did select Aaron Maybin in the 1st-round in 2009 but he failed to make an immediate impact. One can expect growing pains from a redshirt-sophomore making the jump to the NFL, but Maybin was a complete non-factor this season. Its far too early to throw in the towel, but there is definitely reason for concern.
At defensive tackle, Kyle Williams had a breakout season. He stepped up as a dominant run stuffer and even finished fourth on the team with four sacks. One of the starting jobs in 2010 certainly belongs to him, but the other is up for grabs. Marcus Stroud, who has been in decline since coming over from Jacksonville, took yet another step backward this season and his future with the team is in jeopardy. He still has three years remaining on a four-year, $28M contract and is a prime candidate to be a cap casualty this offseason.
Former 1st-round pick John McCargo has been a bust since day one. He isn't going to step into Stroud's starting role anytime soon. Spencer Johnson is a candidate to start, but he would be a short-term solution only.
At inside linebacker, Paul Posluszny has developed into one of the games top players at the position. His attitude and work ethic are a perfect fit for Buffalo and have endeared him to fans from day one. Along with Kyle Williams and Aaron Schobel, he is one of the three players from the Bills front-seven who should have a starting role guaranteed for 2010.
Since coming over from the Giants in 2008 Kawika Mitchell has struggled at strong-side linebacker. He is a great player to have around the locker room but he isn't starter material. His coverage skills are above average, but he lacks the ability to step up and stuff the run, which is what the Bills really need from the strong-side linebacker position. 2009 1st-round pick Aaron Maybin, who played defensive end this year, could certainly be worth a look at linebacker.
On the weak side Keith Ellison once again struggled to live up to the expectations he set for himself as an overachieving backup in 2006 an 2007. Since taking over a full-time starting role in 2008 he has been exposed as a liability against the run. He's a restricted free agent and the Bills could seek an upgrade at the position.
Even if the three starters return, the Bills need to add some depth at the position. This coudl certainly be an area addressed with multiple mid-round draft picks.
The Bills had one of the league's worst units at cornerback this past season. However, 2008 1st-round pick Leodis McKelvin missed nearly the entire season with a fractured fibula. He'll be back in 2010 and the Bills will look to him to take major strides to live up to his 1st-round status.
Terrence McGee and Drayton Florence (who replaced McKelvin in the starting lineup) also return. They should compete for the starting job opposite McKelvin along with Reggie Corner who started a handful of games this past season.
Despite their 2009 struggles, this unit should remain intact for the 2010 season. It isn't a strong area for the Bills, but with so many other holes to fill the need for a cornerback will likely be ignored. Much of the issues with the secondary could be fixed by the return of McKelvin and an upgraded front-seven.
The Bills have some major decisions to make at safety for 2010. Jairus Byrd would have to figure prominently into their plans after an impressive rookie season. However, there's a log jam at strong safety. Free agent Bryan Scott will likely not return, leaving Donte Whitner and George Wilson to compete for playing time. Whitner, a 2006 top-10 pick, has struggled to live up to expectations. Don't be shocked if the Bills part ways with the underachiever this offseason opening the door for restricted free agent Wilson to step into a full-time starting role should he return.
Offseason Strategy
Given the uncertain state of the NFL, I wouldn't expect the Bills to be major players this offseason. They're far more likely to dump some expensive contracts (Stroud, Whitner, Lynch, etc) than bring in any more big names like T.O. They're in the midst of a rebuilding process that should start with the offensive line and finding a franchise quarterback.
With their 1st-round pick the Bills need to target Russell Okung, Sam Bradford or Jimmy Clausen. Personally, I believe getting stuck with anyone outside of those three would be a failure. Some would argue that Anthony Davis and Bruce Campbell are worthy top-10 picks, but that's a discussion for another time.
The Bills should also try to accumulate draft picks. This is a very deep draft class as a result of the slew of underclassmen that turned pro and rebuilding teams like the Bills need to use that to their advantage. If they can dump players like Lynch or Whitner for draft picks they should jump at the opportunity.


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Germany's Chancellor, Helmut Kohl, has pledged $150 million to a programme to save the Brazilian rainforest. But environmentalists say that the programme could do more harm than good.
Kohl made his pledge on a visit to Brazil last month, a few days after the country's President, Fernando Collor de Mello, accused the world's seven richest nations of showing a 'lack of urgency' in finding funds for a $1.5-billion programme to save the rainforest. The Pilot Programme for the Protection of Tropical Forests, proposed by Germany and accepted by the G7 last year in Houston, is the most ambitious plan yet for rich countries to help poor countries to preserve their environment.
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Deborah Madison's Summer Squash Tartines with Rosemary and Lemon
It may not be zucchini season quite yet, but I'd advise squirreling away Deborah Madison's Summer Squash Tartines recipe from her new book, Vegetable Literacy, for dinner parties in the coming months. Another winning bread-cheese-vegetable combination, these open-faced sandwiches are just the thing when you've got a couple of cucurbits hanging around the house. More


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|Intermediate kickboxing focuses on punching and kicking combination drills, with fewer breaks or interruptions, and with an increase in intensity, impact and duration. An emphasis is placed on intermediate level footwork and body mechanics to improve coordination, reaction time and balance.
|Prerequisite: PHED 19B.
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|Advisory: This course is included in the Combatives family of activity courses.
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|Roca, Hector. The Gleason's Gym Total Body Boxing Workout for Women. New York, New York: Simon and Schuster, 2007.
Buller, Debz and Lawler, Jennifer. Kickboxing for Women. Terre Haute, Indiana: Wish Publishing, 2011.
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Jane A. West, 58
Published DatePORT ORANGE, Florida — Jane Ann West, Age 58, died peacefully with her husband at her side, on April 12, 2013 at Halifax Health Hospice in Edgewater, Fl, after a brief struggle with cancer.
Jane was born November 3, 1954, in Laconia, New Hampshire, the daughter of William J and Eleanor M. Thrippleton.
Jane Loved riding her Harley Davidson motorcycle and walking on the beach.
She lived in Port Orange, FL for the last eleven years, after moving from Laconia
Jane leaves behind her husband of 39 years, Steven M. West of Port Orange, Fl; her sons, Jeremy West, of Concord, NH; and Jason West, his wife Cheryl, and three grandchildren; Mackenzie, Kendall and Cadence of Wolfeboro, NH; a brother, John Thrippleton of New Bern, NC; a sister, Anita Corriveau of Spring City, TN.
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Khans was the first Indian restaurant to open in the Marbella area and it has now been been serving delicious Indian cuisine to an international clientele for over 30 years. It was opened as a small family business and is still very much a family affair, now into its third generation.
Right from it's opening days in the summer of 1982, Khans was always very popular and queueing for a table is not an unusual occurence during the busy summer months. Please use our online booking form to ensure you get your table for exactly when you want it.
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Sam Pluta is a New York City-based composer and improviser working in the fields of acoustic and electronic music. He has been commissioned and premiered by Wet Ink Ensemble, Yarn/Wire, ICE, Timetable Percussion, RIOT Trio, So Percussion, Dave Eggar, and Prism Saxophone Quartet and has performed internationally as a laptop soloist and chamber musician. As a founding member of the improvising quartet GBL and performing with groups like the Peter Evans Quintet, he has focused in recent years on fusing the worlds of acoustic and electronic instruments through improvisation. A devoted pedagogue, he teaches electronic music at the Manhattan School of Music and holds the John Plude Faculty Chair in Computer Musicianship at the Walden School. His music is released on quiet design and Carrier Records, a recording label he runs with Jeff Snyder and David Franzson.
Here are some details on Sam's presentation:
Over the past three years I have been developing a software improvisation environment. Based on a modular design inspired by 1960′s synthesizers like the Buchla 100/200, the program can be rearranged in real-time to create a very large number of different patches with infinite sonic possibilities. Furthermore, the modules exist in a multi-dimensional array that allows the user to traverse through multiple sonic environments over the course of an improvisation or as quickly as in a few moments. The implications of this structure are wide-reaching, allowing an electronic improviser to create environments, leave them, and then return. In other words, the performer is able to create large scale complex forms, something until this point virtually impossible in an electronic improvised environment.
Here is a video of Sam's trio with Peter Evans and Jim Altieri at the Tank NYC in November 2010:
Jim Altieri loves listening. His music often explores the rhythms and harmonies of the harmonic series, and the relationship between attention and awareness. Jim plays violin and accordion with many different musicians in the contexts of pop, folk, rock, experimental, and fancypants music.
You can find his music and a more extensive biography on his website: tweeg.net.
Here are some details on Jim's presentation:
I'll lead a presentation and discussion on how American composers in the 20th and 21st century have used the harmonic series as a rhythmic composition tool. We'll take a look/listen to Cowell, Tenney, and John Luther Adams, as well as a bit of my own music.
And some videos regarding Jim's presentation:
Henry Cowell's Quartet Romantic (1/2)
James Tenney's Spectral Canon for Conlon Nancarrow
Expect a duet or two with Sam and Jim, both of whom are incredible improvisors with a long history of collaboration including the projects Glissando Bin Laden and His Musichideen with Alex Ness and Caroline Mallonee and the Sum and Difference trio with Peter Evans.


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