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on 1/31/2015 7:59:00 PM
Age: 36-43
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This is the first Stila product I have purchased. I bought my eyeliner a little over a month ago and I love this eyeliner. The tip makes it so easy to draw my wing look. Glides on smoothly. Have not had any problems with it drying out. It lasts all day and into the evening until I go and take it off. Yes, you must have good eye makeup remover to remove it but that is no problem. I bought it for the longevity. I don't have to worry about it smearing. A bit pricey but worth it.
on 1/26/2015 11:21:00 PM
Age: 36-43
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Absolutely the best I've used and I've tried sooo many!!!! It doesn't smear but washes off easily. I want to buy more colors because I love it. If it finishes I'm running it to buy more. A++++++
on 1/26/2015 11:07:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It's the first liquid eyeliner I've ever tried and I still use it. Really nice formula, really nice brush. Stays on all day and looks super black. Very comfortable to use and the pen itself doesn't dry out very quickly which is always a plus.
on 1/25/2015 9:45:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Seriously this is the best eyeliner! I am very oily even eyeshadows can't stay long on my eyelid. but this eyeliner stays on my eyelid for at least 6 hours and this is so amazing!! I very recommend this especially for people with oily skin!
on 1/23/2015 1:13:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
this is a very good eyeliner. It melted a bit during the day bc of my oily lids. But I used the eyelines without foundation or primer, so next time should be fine!
on 1/21/2015 10:02:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
These are my 2nd favorite pen/liquid eyeliners. I have found that once I hit my late forties, I had to pretty much give up on liquid eyeliner. My eyelids are not as taut and smooth as they used to be, so applying liquid liner became more tricky in my mid-forties. Now, instead of just simply drawing a line close to my eyelashes, I have to gently tug my eyelids to get them smooth enough to apply a line that does not look like a series of dashes, dots and mistakes. This Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner seems to outperform most liquid eyeliners that I've tried. I can get a continuous line with little effort, and after the minute it takes to set, the line lasts the entire day with no smudging or fading. I have 2 of these pens: one in Midnight (darkest navy), and the other in Black. So far I have had good results using both. My #1 choice is still LORAC's Front of the Line PRO liquid eye lining pen, but Stila is the one I default to when I can't find LORAC's. (Not many stores around me sell the LORAC cosmetic line. When they do carry the brand, they are usually out of the liquid eyeliner pen.)
on 1/21/2015 2:58:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't like the color. I'm not sure if I bought a dud, but it's a completely sheered out black, basically gray, and I bought the darkest color they make. It smudged on me, and honestly the applicator wasn't great. It skipped on my lids and it increased my makeup get ready time by like 10 minutes.
on 1/18/2015 5:36:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I am on my second of these (lost the first). It is a very intense black and I love liquid pens. They are so nice and precise. This is very hard to remove though so you need a good make up remover.
on 1/17/2015 3:43:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Ok so the things I like about this liner are the pigmentation, quality & longevity, and the size of the applicator. But I always compare everything to my holy grail Lorac liquid liner and the applicator just doesn't compare. Lorac's is like a brush and this is just a felt tip. This is a good runner up though. My only complaint about it is that it only lasted a couple of weeks. My Lorac and many other liners for that matter, last months not weeks. So for the price, IMO it's just not worth the money. Good pigmentation though.
on 1/10/2015 8:04:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
I have oily, hooded lids, so most eyeliners will travel into the crease during the day; this one was recommended to me for not doing that, and it had a pretty good reputation. I also really wanted a medium gray liquid liner, so that's what lead me to purchase this one. I also own this in a forest green color. I really like the felt-tip pen style - it's easy to apply product, and the liquid comes out evenly. But it, too, travelled into my creases by the afternoon, despite its name. I don't really have a problem with this, but given the price of this particular product, I don't think I'll be buying it again. I'm sure i could find another gray liquid liner at the drugstore or target, or make my own with shadow, that would be cheaper and just as likely to not stay put. For my needs it didn't live up to the reputation.
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Distinction Commercial and Retail Bank document sample
Chapter 11 - COMMERCIAL BANKS Depository Institutions - commercial banks, savings banks (thrifts) and credit unions. See Table 11-1 on p. 321, 1950 vs. 2006. See Figures 11-1 and 11-2, page 321 and 322. Commercial banks vs. savings banks/credit unions. Commercial bank loans are wider in range (consumer, commercial, international and mortgages) than savings banks (mortgages) or credit unions (consumer loans). Commercial banks rely more on nondeposit (notes and debentures) sources of funds (vs. checking and savings deposits) than thrifts and credit unions. See Table 11-2 and Figure 11-3 on p. 323. Loans are the main revenue-generating assets for banks, but they also hold investment securities (Treasuries, municipals, MBSs) to protect against liquidity risk. Other risks include credit/default risk (Reserve for losses is about 2%), and insolvency risk. Commercial banks are highly leveraged (90% D/A) and thinly capitalized (10% E/A). See Table 11-2 and Figure 11-3 on p. 323. See Figure 11-4 on p. 325 for trends, Portfolio Shift. Loans have gone up from about 40% to 70%, Securities have gone down from 50% to 30% (negotiable CDs, etc.). Mortgages and consumer loans have gone up, commercial/business loans have gone down (CP, junk bonds). Liabilities are deposits and borrowed funds, mostly short term (vs. long term loans), exposing commercial banks to interest rate (maturity mismatch) risk. Off-Balance-Sheet (OBS) activities (Swaps, forwards, options, and futures) generate: a) fee income for the bank, and b) allow banks to avoid regulatory costs (no reserve requirements and no FDIC for OBS). OBS activities can be used for risk-reduction (interest rate, ex-rate, credit) but can also increase risk. See Table 11-3 on p. 328 for volume of OBS activities and Figure 11-5 on p. 329, market more than doubled every three years! Mostly for risk management OBS, no need to make balance-sheet changes. Size, Structure, Composition Number of banks went from 14,500 in 1984 to 7,660 in 2004, due to: a) bank failures (S&L crisis), b) bank mergers (deregulation), and c) financial disintermediation. See Figure 11-6 on p. 330 and Table 11-4 (mergers) on p. 331. Mergers. Banks can now merge across state lines (1994), and commercial and investment banks can now merge (1999). Reasons: 1. Economies of scale - Cost efficiencies from size (scale), partly due to FC/q. FC would include technology infrastructure, Internet banking. ATC declines over some range of output (q), where q = # customers, # loans or # deposits because of declining AFC. Merger Example: First Union acquired Signet for $3.2B, for cost efficiencies by consolidating -1- BUS 468 / MGT 568: FINANCIAL MARKETS – CH 11 Professor Mark J. Perry operations in areas of overlapping areas to reduce duplication in VA, expected to be $240m/year (7.5% of value). Morgan-Chase merger, savings of $1.5B! Long run implications of significant Economies of Scale, especially if technology (satellite and supercomputers) benefits larger banks more than smaller banks? Why might that NOT happen? a. Diseconomies of scale, due to large, rigid bureaucratic organizations, or cost control problems. Small banks are more flexible, resilient, and adaptable to change. Technology and mergers can sometimes be risky. Example: Wells Fargo and First Interstate Bank merger led to cost increases and integration problems of the systems, snafus, bounced checks, customer dissatisfaction and INCREASED costs. b. 2. Economies of Scope - Synergistic cost economies due to the "joint use of inputs for multiple products," efficiencies due to cross-product synergies, shared technology or distribution, transfer of skills, etc. Example: Coca-cola produces other beverages efficiently (orange juice, PowerAde, iced tea, bottled water, Hi-C, etc.) due to economies of scope, e.g. using water as an input for all beverages. Bank mergers can benefit from economies of scope, commercial and investment banking activities and insurance. See p. 333 for many examples of mergers to expand business/product lines, merge customer bases, and exploit economies of scale and scope. "One-stop shopping" for banking, investment services and insurance, "universal banking." In addition to cost savings from economies of scope, there can also be Revenue Economies of Scope from mergers because: a) Bank acquires a partner in an expanding market, b) Bank becomes more geographically diversified after merger, stabilizing revenues and profits, and c) Bank merger allows penetration into a market that is not currently very competitive, allowing greater revenue and profits. Empirical evidence is stronger for economies of scale, than for economies of scope. Bank Size and Concentration, see Tables 11-5 and 11-6 on p. 334 AND 335. Note that the number of large banks ($10B+) and medium banks ($1-10B) have gone up, the number of small banks (<$100m) has gone down. Total number of banks has gone down, from 14,500 in 1984 to 7,660 in 2004. Large banks vs. small banks. Small banks concentrate on retail side of banking, loans and deposits for local consumers and small businesses, use very few derivatives and OBS activities. Large banks serve both retail and wholesale banking, and often concentrate on the wholesale side, e.g., FX, serving large MNC corporations, international, underwriting, etc., greater use of OBS activities and derivatives. Large banks are usually more competitive and have narrower interest rate spreads (Lending Rate - Deposit Rate) and smaller net interest margins: (Interest income - interest expense) / Assets. Industry Performance, see Figures 11-7 on p. 336, ROA and ROE. Points: a) Bank returns are sensitive to economic conditions, b) small banks and large banks are equally profitable measured by -2- BUS 468 / MGT 568: FINANCIAL MARKETS – CH 11 Professor Mark J. Perry ROA, and c) ROE is lower for small banks, partly because large banks hold less equity and small banks hold more equity ($1/$10E = 10%, $1/$5E = 20%). Technology in Commercial Banking. Advances in technology (Internet, satellite, computers, telecommunications) have impacted banking, potentially allow for increased efficiencies, lower costs, greater profitability. Wholesale Banking Services Lockbox Services - to speed up check clearing, reduce the float. Electronic Funds Transfer, automated payment of payroll or dividends. Electronic Billing and Payments, direct deposit E-commerce. Retail Banking Services ATMs/Debit Cards/Smart cards Internet/online banking, E-mail billing Direct deposit, automatic payment Commercial Banking Regulation FDIC - Deposit insurance for all banks - commercial and savings banks (FSLIC went bankrupt). Acts as receiver and liquidator when a bank fails. OCC - Part of U.S. Treasury (IRS, FBI, Customs, Mint, Engraving, ATF), est. in 1863. Charters and closes national banks (25.8% of total), approves mergers. Dual banking system - banks can be charted by a state (5,768 banks or 74.2% of total). State banks have historically had fewer restrictions and less regulation. Even some large banks (J.P. Morgan Chase) are state-chartered, though most state banks are small, and most national banks are large. FRS - All national banks are members of FRS (required) and some state banks (935) voluntarily join to gain access to the Fed's federal funds wire transfer network, interbank borrowing/lending of reserves. 2,001 national banks vs. 5,768 state banks, see Figure 11-8, p. 342. State Banks are regulated by state regulations and state regulatory agency (Michigan: Consumer and Industry Services - Financial and Insurance Services, http://www.michigan.gov/cis). Global Banking See Tables 11-8 on p. 344. Advantages of Global Banking: Economies of Scale Expanded market for Innovations, New products (swaps) Expanded source of funds (deposits), at more competitive rates Expanded opportunities for MNCs -3- BUS 468 / MGT 568: FINANCIAL MARKETS – CH 11 Professor Mark J. Perry Regulatory Avoidance, to avoid: Deposit insurance and Reserve requirements in U.S. Diversification of loan portfolio. CH 14 – Other Lending Institutions Savings and Loans started in early 1800s to serve needs of individuals needing loans to buy homes, whereas commercial banks served mostly businesses. Now the distinction between commercial banks and thrifts has narrowed significantly. Credit Unions started in early 1900s as an alternative to commercial banks and thrifts, organized as non-profit cooperatives owned by members, who are supposed to have a common bond (teachers, unions, municipal or federal employees, neighborhood, etc). USING DURATION TO ANALYZE THE S&L CRISIS Knowing duration (D), we can calculate the PRICE SENSITIVITY as follows: %P = %PV = -D * ( Δ i ) (1+ i) where D is the duration in years, i is the original interest rate, and Δ ( i ) is the change in the interest rate. The minus sign reflects the negative relationship between interest rates and bond prices. %P is the percentage change in the value of the security, or the %PV. When interest rates are low, (1 + i ) will be close to one, so approximately: %P (%PV) ≈ -D * Δ(i) S&L Problem: Duration of Assets (DA) is much greater the Duration of Liabilities (DL), DA > DL. Long term assets (mortgages) and short term liabilities (deposits). Example: Typical S&L, in PV dollars. ASSETS = LIAB + EQUITY ----------------------------------------- D = Infinity RES $5m $96m DEPOSITS D = 1 year D = 8 yrs LOANS $95m $4m EQUITY VBANK = PVA - PVL V = $100m - $96m = $4m -4- BUS 468 / MGT 568: FINANCIAL MARKETS – CH 11 Professor Mark J. Perry DA = 8 years DL = 1 year % PV = - D * Δ ( i ) Assume interest rates rise by 1%: %PVA = - 8 * +1% = -8% %PVL = - 1 * +1% = -1% PVA = $100 - 8% = $92m PVL = $96 - 1% = $95.04m NEW VALUE -$3.04m Value went from $4m to -$3.04m with a one percent increase in interest rates, i.e. over a $7m change in value (-176% change) with just a one percent change! Interest rates went up by about 10 percentage points in the 1970s, so figure the impact on S&Ls: Assets: - 80% (100 - 80% = $20m) Liab: - 10% ( 96 - 10% = $86.4), New Value = $20m - $86.4 = -$66.40m!!! Explains why 50% of banks were insolvent on a PV basis in 1982. Bank strategies to manage Interest Rate Risk, Duration Mismatch: Decrease D of Assets Increase D of LIAB IMMUNIZATION: To immunize (protect) against inerest rate risk, Match DA with DL, or more accurately: PVA * DA = PVL * DL In that case, the Bank (or firm) would be completely protected (immunized) against changes in interest rates. Changes in interest rates would NOT affect the Value of the Bank. Immunization is a risk management strategy. -5- BUS 468 / MGT 568: FINANCIAL MARKETS – CH 11 Professor Mark J. Perry
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A 20-year-old man suffered a head injury when his home was invaded on the Northeast Side early Monday morning, authorities said.
At 5:29 a.m., Pima County sheriff's deputies responded to a reported home invasion in the 9200 block of East Indio Place, near Catalina Highway and Bear Canyon Road.
On the way, one deputy noticed an SUV matching the description of the suspect vehicle and began a pursuit, a PCSD spokesman said.
At 5:36 a.m. the deputy lost sight of the suspect vehicle when his patrol car got a flat tire near the Tucson Country Club golf course, Deputy Tom Peine said. He reported that the car was headed for the Rillito River.
About 10 minutes later, deputies on foot near the river located the abandoned SUV in the wash, Peine said. Inside it they found weapons and body armor, he said.
At the site of the home invasion, deputies spoke to the victim. One of three armed men who entered the home struck him with a weapon causing a "minor head injury," said Peine. The intruders asked for narcotics, but there were none in the home and there is no history of drug trafficking at that address, he said.
The suspects are described as three Hispanic men, wearing black clothing and bandannas covering their faces. Two of the men are described as medium build and one as heavy set. One suspect was wearing body armor and all three were armed, Peine said.
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Bo Ryan's appearance on 'Mike and Mike' didn't go too well
Apr 19, 2012, 12:37 PM EDT
Following Wisconsin head coach Bo Ryan's appearance on ESPN's "Mike and Mike" radio program on Thursday morning, it's easy to see why much wasn't heard from Saint Joseph's head coach Phil Martelli during the Todd O'Brien saga.
Ryan went on the show in attempt to defend the limiting of options for freshman forward Jarrod Uthoff, who decided to transfer after realizing during his redshirt campaign that his skills wouldn't mesh with Ryan's system.
To say the least it did not go well in the court of public opinion, with many disagreeing with Ryan's stance on the blocking of possible destinations for Uthoff.
"I don't know how to deal with transfers like some other guys who do it a heck of a lot more often so here's what I did: I called some coaches and I said, 'guys, what do you do when a situation comes up like this?', said Ryan.
"Every coach that I talked to said, 'coach, you block the conference and then any schools, especially if you're in a major conference, if there are any [major conference] schools around in a contiguous area."
That last bit would explain the reasoning behind the blocking of Iowa State and Marquette, and with the Badgers playing Marquette annually that should come as no surprise.
But what about the block placed on the entire ACC? Well that's where things got a little ugly, with the Big Ten/ACC Challenge being the crutch used by Ryan.
"Over the next 3-4 years we're going to play different teams in the ACC," said Ryan when addressing this. "You have to tell the administrator why you want to go to a particular school in the ACC."
Should there be this many restrictions on where Uthoff can go to school and receive a scholarship? No. But the bigger issue here is the fact that a school is allowed to do such a thing to begin with.
Ryan cited "rules" to the scholarship that a player receives but those scholarships are one-year renewable, meaning that the player and school need to sign those papers annually.
Essentially Uthoff doesn't have much in the way of leverage here, and Wisconsin has taken advantage of that whether they're willing to admit that or not.
Ryan made the point of saying that he didn't make the rules, but he did have a choice when it came to taking advantage of them.
Regardless of what the rules allow or what other coaches may have told Ryan in regards to his decision on this matter, it's a no-win situation for both he and the school.
With his first public comments on Wednesday and the radio interview on Thursday, Bo Ryan didn't look too good in the eyes of many throughout the country.
And that could be all the momentum Jarrod Uthoff needs in order to finally receive a fair release from his scholarship.
Raphielle is also the assistant editor at CollegeHoops.net and can be followed on Twitter at @raphiellej.
- rubbernilly - Apr 19, 2012 at 1:42 PM
"Ryan made the point of saying that he didn't make the rules, but he did have a choice when it came to taking advantage of them."
- jordanaires - Apr 19, 2012 at 2:11 PM
The guy red-shirted, right? Why should he even have to sit out a year when he basically just did that? I call bullshirt!!
- jordanaires - Apr 19, 2012 at 2:26 PM
He seemed utterly clueless on Mike&Mike, and didn't help himself at all.
- ocon171 - Apr 19, 2012 at 2:59 PM
If coaches can bail so easily why shouldn't players be able to?
- rufe - Apr 19, 2012 at 3:07 PM
This is not professional sports huh? Where the kids education comes first and athletics are secondary. Where another kids father is dying and the kid can't move closer to him because the school he wants to go to is a rival of the school he comes from. They say "amateur" sports with a straight face and a very evident wink and wry smile because they know we know that it is all BS. "Amateur" was put in place so certain people could make money. That's it.
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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Neuropilin-1 (NRP1) is a VEGF receptor that is widely expressed in normal tissues and is involved in tumour angiogenesis. MNRP1685A is a rodent and primate cross-binding human monoclonal antibody against NRP1 that exhibits inhibition of tumour growth in NPR1-expressing preclinical models. However, widespread NRP1 expression in normal tissues may affect MNRP1685A tumour uptake. The objective of this study was to assess MNRP1685A biodistribution in tumour-bearing mice to understand the relationships between dose, non-tumour tissue uptake and tumour uptake.
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH Non-tumour-bearing mice were given unlabelled MNRP1685A at 10 mg·kg−1. Tumour-bearing mice were given 111In-labelled MNRP1685A along with increasing amounts of unlabelled antibody. Blood and tissues were collected from all animals to determine drug concentration (unlabelled) or radioactivity level (radiolabelled). Some animals were imaged using single photon emission computed tomography – X-ray computed tomography.
KEY RESULTS MNRP1685A displayed faster serum clearance than pertuzumab, indicating that target binding affected MNRP1685A clearance. I.v. administration of 111In-labelled MNRP1685A to tumour-bearing mice yielded minimal radioactivity in the plasma and tumour, but high levels in the lungs and liver. Co-administration of unlabelled MNRP1685A with the radiolabelled antibody was able to competitively block lungs and liver radioactivity uptake in a dose-dependent manner while augmenting plasma and tumour radioactivity levels.
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Duncan From 'The Buried Life' Knows What's on Obama's Bucket List
By Jett Wells Posted Sep 27th 2010 12:45PM
Don't try to compare 'The Buried Life' with 'Jackass,' because there's a difference between doing crazy stuff for laughs, and going on ballsy adventures to live life to the fullest. You have to go pretty far to find guys with more heart than Duncan Penn and the guys from MTV's 'The Buried Life.' Penn chatted with PopEater to talk Season 2, the joys of playing basketball with President Barack Obama and daydreaming about outer space. Season 2 starts tonight at 10:30 ET on MTV.
How did Season 2 Go?
How did Season 2 Go?
We're still shooting, we shot about eight list items, and now we're just finishing off the last two.
Compared to last season, what kind of crazy stunts can we expect this season?
Right after Season 1 ended, we crossed off something we had been wanting to do for a long time and that's playing ball with Obama. For us, finally doing that was 'Wow, well if this is possible, what else can we do?' For the next 10 items, we really wanted to bring it up and notch and test ourselves in different ways to find out what's possible. Our first episode which is this Monday is to streak in a stadium and get away with it. Lots of people streak, but we wanted to get away with it. So we did that in Kansas City, MO.
Why Kansas City?
Well, we really wanted to do it in a Soccer game because it would give us a lot of room to run. There was a big soccer game going on there with the Kansas City Wizards.
Did you guys get arrested?
Yeah, apparently our mug shots are floating around the Internet. It's funny how it all went down.
Back to the Obama challenge, how did you manage to pull that one off?
The original episode was a fail, and the reason that it failed was that Reggie Love (Obama's personal aide) said it was fine, but then did research and found out we were connected to MTV, and the White House couldn't have network favoritism. So we stayed in contact with Reggie, and he said 'if you're ever in Washington, come by and I'll give you a tour of the White House.' We were in Washington a few months later and we were giving a talk to a youth group and we called Reggie, and he said Obama's in Asia, but I'll give you guys a tour. So we rented tuxes for $50 and went down to the front gate and they didn't want to let us in at first because they recognized us from 'The Buried Life' and thought we were trying to sneak in. Eventually they found out it was legit, and we went in. We went down to the courts, just shooting around with Reggie and then you can see in the background when Reggie says 'looks like we have company,' and we look over and there's Obama walking onto the court. We got to shoot around and we asked him what he wants to do before he dies, and he said he wants to commentate a sports game.
Is his game as good as they say?
Yeah, he's good. He's a lefty. He's got a great jumper
I know you're a surfer, so where do you go to find the best swells?
My sister lives on Maui, Hawaii with her husband, and I try to visit them whenever it's possible and crash on their couch.
How big are the waves? Like 20 feet?
Sometimes, but I'm not surfing 20 foot waves.
When the cameras aren't rolling, what do you guys say to the people you're helping out?
We're still friends with all the people we've helped. In the first season, I met a guy named Sam, this older gentleman who hadn't seen his son in 17 years since he left him when he was two years old. The episode ends with them talking on the phone. A month later, I flew with them to Baton Rouge, LA where they connected for the first time, and since then, they've become friends. Sometimes the show only catches a little bit of these stories, but they're very much real people and real stories and they go when we're not filming. It's really cool for us to just be apart of their story.
What's the one goal that means the most to you that really want to accomplish one day?
I have to say it's going to outer space. That's one of our loftier goals right now, and it's kind of on the back burner, but we're always thinking about it. For me, going to space is to see the world.
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Screw you!
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I HOPE ole barry the Socialist Kenyan Muslim is better at sports than he is at being our ILLEGAL pres!!
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|Stewing chicken/Two 2 1/2- to 3-pound broiler-fryer chickens, cut up
|6 Pound, cut up
|Celery stalks with leaves
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|1 Small, cut up
|Whole black peppercorns/1/4 teaspoon pepper
|Parsley sprigs/Fresh coriander
|Ginger root slice
|2 Teaspoon
In 5-quart Dutch oven combine chicken and enough water to cover (about 6 cups).
Add celery, onion, peppercorns or pepper, parsley or coriander, gingerroot, and salt.
Cover; bring to boiling.
Reduce heat; simmer 2 to 2 1/2 hours for stewing chicken or about 1 hour for broiler-fryer chickens, or till chicken is tender.
Remove chicken; strain broth.
Set chicken and broth aside to cool.
When chicken is cool enough to handle, remove meat, discarding the skin and bones.
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Thirty-eight students from all over Oklahoma attended the 2015 MSC Summer STEM Academy taking part in a full slate of STEM-related activities.
Four Murray State College students are heading to Chicago thanks to the help of the community.
A chance meeting across the country perfectly illustrates how from Murray State College, you can go anywhere.
Murray State College Alumni Keach Ballard has been drafted by the Houston Astros.
MSC instructor Dr. Philip Morton engages students from all over Oklahoma in learning exercises at ScienceFest 2015.
Rain and the threat of severe weather didn't dampen Murray State College's Commencement festivities on Friday.
It's MSC vs. Western in the championship game of the Region 2 Baseball Tournament. Find a link for live streaming here.
The Aggies head to Enid for the Region 2 Tournament.
Murray State College announces Commencement Ceremony activities Friday, May 8 at 7:00 pm on the North Lawn of the Administration Building. There has been a slight change in inclement weather plans. Please see news story.
Several Murray State College softball players received honors from the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) this past week.
Murray State College sophomore Devyn Johnson has signed on to play with Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College, a National Christian College Athletic Association program.
The 2015 MSC Soccer schedules are ready, and Coaches Ross and Wiesler are hard at work building the teams.
Sulphur High School stand-out Bailee Eldred has signed with the Murray State College Women's Basketball Team.
Murray State College freshman Tine Randrup-Thomsen has signed on to play with Colorado Mesa University, an NCAA Division II program in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
PTA faculty Debbie Simmons has been named the Outstanding Physical Therapist Assistant for 2015 by the Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association (OPTA).
Murray State College sophomore Tierani Richardson has signed on to play with Arkansas Tech University, an NCAA Division II program in the Great American Conference.
The Murray State College Softball Team has won the NJCAA Division II Region 2 title.
Murray State College supporters, Brenda Bingham and Yulia Guseva, visited MSC's Tishomingo campus to make generous donations to the MSC Foundation and the Nursing and Allied Health Building Renovation project.
Members of TRIBAL, Murray State College's Native American student organization, host a stickball demonstration from April 16 on the MSC-Ardmore campus.
MSC sophomore Jared Nenninger presented results from a research project at the 63rd meeting of the Southwestern Branch of the Entomological Society of America in Tulsa.
Murray State College welcomes immediate past Oklahoma Poet Laureate Nathan Brown to its Ardmore Campus at the University Center of Oklahoma and the Goddard Center on April 9 for a public writing workshop, presentation, and book signing.
Murray State College President Joy McDaniel has been named to Governor Mary Fallin's Education Advisory Panel.
The partnership between Murray State College and the Pink Pistol was recognized as one of twenty-seven business/higher education partnerships throughout the state.
The Murray State College theater students are hard at work rehearsing for the spring production of Treasure Island.
Members of the Murray State College faculty want to share their interests with the community through the MSC Speakers Bureau.
Hands-on and fun STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities are planned for the 2015 MSC Summer College STEM Academy.
Two Murray State College students and Phi Theta Kappa members have been chosen as All-Oklahoma Academic Team. Lourdes Martinez and Meagan Blake were honored at a luncheon at the State Capitol.
Dr. Philip Morton, anatomy and physiology instructor at Murray State College, recently published in the journal Hydrobiologia: The International Journal of Aquatic Sciences.
For the first time since 1981, the Murray State College women's basketball team is going to the national tournament.
Murray State College employee Christen Puckett-Smith was recently named Oklahoma Veterinary Technician of the Year at the annual Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association convention.
The Murray State College Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) is taking donations to support supporting a statewide community service project. Donations will also be distributed locally.
The Murray State College Softball program is hard at work recruiting the Aggies of 2015. The newly signed class is comprised of 12 young ladies hailing from various cities and towns across Oklahoma and Texas.
The Murray State College Softball Team hosts Strike Out Cancer game.
The Murray State College President's Scholars Program (PSP) is hosting a 5K Color Fun Run open to all ages. The proceeds from sponsors and participants will be contributed to the Veteran's Scholarship Fund.
The annual Murray State College Scholastic Contest has been rescheduled for March 25.
A month into the Murray State College baseball schedule, winter weather has changed things up for the team. Despite the cold weather, postponements, and cancelations, the team is off to a winning start.
The Murray State College Global Education Committee presents holocaust survivor Inge Auerbacher for two presentations on Tuesday, February 24.
Students and faculty traveled to the La Suerte Biological Field Station in northeastern Costa Rica as a part of the Rainforest Ecology class.
History instructor Rebecca Jacobs-Pollez has been chosen to serve on the board of the Western Society for French History.
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The Murray State College Livestock Judging Team finished strong at the Denver National Western competition.
Murray State College has hired Cortney Wiesler to lead the women's soccer team in its inaugural season.
Softball signing season is here and Coach Stone is one the road signing new Aggies.
Outstanding Murray State College students are honored with the President's and Vice President's Honor Rolls.
The MSC Niche Club lends a helping hand to Johnston & Carter County families and individuals.
Phi Beta Lambda continues a decade-long tradition of collecting and delivering non-perishable food items to local food banks.
MSC Veterinary Technology Students hold 9th Annual Santa Night for hundreds of Johnston County children.
Murray State College celebrates International Education Week
Students in the President's Scholars Program (PSP) are organizing a "Shop for a Student" program to benefit local children.
Meagan Blake, Paige Garvin, and MSC Instructor Michele Elmer are selected to participate in the Oklahoma Study Abroad Program.
Ten new members are inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two-year colleges.
Three members of the Murray State College baseball program signed national letters of intent to continue their baseball careers at the NCAA Division I level.
Women's golfer Ali White brought back the top individual prize from the Lady Cardinal Classic.
As a part of Murray State College's homecoming festivities, a groundbreaking was held for the new agriculture and science building.
Murray State College recently honored seven men with induction into one of MSC's two Halls of Fame.
The Aggie Women's Basketball Team kick off the season at the Seward County Pepsi Classic.
The MSC Theatre Department presents "See How They Run," a comedy, for the 2014 Fall play.
Fletcher Auditorium will be converted into a haunted house for a fundraiser for MSC students.
Junior college teams from Oklahoma and Texas will descend upon Tishomingo for an opportunity to compete in front of professional scouts and 4-year colleges, all while bettering themselves and preparing for the upcoming spring season.
The Men's Soccer team play in the first home game of the season vs. Rose State.
The Murray State College Lady Aggies softball team split a double header with the Kilgore College Rangers on Wednesday, September 17th.
Murray State College's accredited status has been continued by the Higher Learning Commission.
The Murray State College golf teams are helping to teach future golfers in Oklahoma. The team has partnered with Oak Hall Episcopal School to provide one-on-one coaching for Oak Hall students.
Two Aggies place in top five at SWCU golf Tournament.
The Murray State College Nursing Program teams up with OBI for a Fall Blood drive.
Murray State College held two Convocation ceremonies, one on the Tishomingo campus and one on the Ardmore campus. The ceremony gave students a chance to pledge to complete their degrees.
MSC baseball players are back on campus, many of whom are returning from collegiate summer leagues throughout the country. Several Aggies excelled in summer league competition, sharpening their skills for the 2015 season as Murray State sets its sights on another championship season.
MSC Alumni Keach Ballard named #75 professional prospect in Northwoods League
Murray State College is invites past softball athletes to help close out the fall season by playing in the first ever MSC Softball Alumni Game.
Murray State College recently acknowledged employees who have hit milestones in their dedication to service at the College.
Challenges have been accepted and given by MSC employees in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. President McDaniel and the Executive Cabinet get in on the fun.
Several representatives from Murray State College recently took a trip to Oklahoma City as a part of the True Blue Travel program. True Blue Travel provides MSC sponsored day trips to points of interest in the region.
Close to 700 high school students across the area took advantage of the Murray State College Concurrent Enrollment program last year, getting a jump start on higher education and maximizing their change for academic success.
The MSC Baseball team will hold a Fall Scrimmage and Family Day on Saturday, August 23.
MSC's Tierani Richardson participates in the NJCAA All--Star weekend in Florida.
MSC alum, and current assistant baseball coach, Brandon Marris was crowned a champion in his first season of professional baseball.
The new MSC Speakers Bureau offers the community expert speakers on a variety of topics.
Aggies sophomore catcher Lane Paul has been selected to play with the National Junior College Athletic Association National Team for the remainder of the summer.
Several Aggies have received recognition for their outstanding play this summer and have been named as All-Stars.
Several Murray State College Aggies have signed on to play baseball at the next level. In fact, all the graduating sophomores from the 2014 team are headed to college in the fall.
Summer externships are underway for the second-year students in Murray State College's Veterinary Technology Program. The eleven students are working throughout the area, getting hands-on training in their new careers.
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Fun hands-on activities, new friends, and a better understanding of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics…those are just some of the things forty young people from across Oklahoma experienced at Murray State College's Summer STEM Academy.
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NORTH SALEM, N.Y. – The North Salem Baseball & Softball Association is accepting online Little League registration for the first time this year and the deadline is Friday. One still can register after Friday and until March 15 with a $25 late fee.
The North Salem Little League is open to children from North Salem, Brewster, Somers and Carmel. More than 300 youngsters are expected to enroll and will comprise more than 30 teams.
To register, go to the website.
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- T-Ball (coed, K and pre-K) $135
- C-League (boys, grades 1-2) $135
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- Sr. Pony (boys, grades 9-10) $185
- Instructional Softball (girls, grades 1-2) $135
- Junior Softball (girls, grades 3-4) $135
- Intermediate Softball (girls, grades 5-6) $160
- Senior Softball (girls, grades 7-8) $135
If you would like to sponsor a team this year, the Little League would be delighted to hear from you. Your money would help purchase uniforms and equipment for your team and your business name will appear on the uniforms.
For more information, contact Skip Floer at (914) 906-9721.
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This intronless gene encodes a member of the SOX (SRY-related HMG-box) family of transcription factors involved in the regulation of embryonic development and in the determination of the cell fate. The encoded protein may act as a transcriptional regulator after forming a protein complex with other proteins. Mutations in this gene are suggested to be responsible for the limb defects associated with blepharophimosis, ptosis, epicanthus inversus syndrome (BPES) and Mobius syndrome. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2008]
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SOX14 (SRY (Sex Determining Region Y)-Box 14) is a Protein Coding gene. Among its related pathways are ERK Signaling. GO annotations related to this gene include sequence-specific DNA binding. An important paralog of this gene is SOX3.
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It's stagey. Stilted. Not all the actors can pull off the Don DeLillo dialogue that Cronenberg (ever a writer's screenwriter) transposed from book to film. It's short and still feels flabby in places. The thread of a fairly simple plot gets lost. Among other things.
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There is something almost brilliant in here, in places. The weird back-projection of the world outside the car the film (mostly) takes place in is a great choice. There are ideas, and ambitions, and… I'm going to have to watch the damn thing again. Because it's making me think about it.
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After a health scare that could have left him dead, Cleveland Browns guard Jason Pinkston says that he plans on returning next season. Pinkston was hospitalized in October following a game against Cincinnati with blood clots in his lungs. Per the Associated Press' Tom Withers, the second-year offensive lineman stated doctors told him if he had taken a hit in the game that he could've probably died. "I'm all happy about it that I'm still here," said Pinkston. Thinking he only had bronchitis, Pinkston has been working out, has been prescribed blood-thinning medication, and said he feels "normal" and is looking forward to resuming his career. [Related: Holmgren visits Pinkston in hospital]
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ATLANTA—Stonehill Strategic Capital, an affiliate of Peachtree Hotel Group, has ramped up its lending platform and plans to deploy approximately $200 million, primarily in mezzanine and bridge loans for hotel assets and development over the next 12 months.
The company targets the $1 million to $10 million loan range for mezzanine loans and $3 million to $20 million for bridge financing.
"Hospitality and lodging fundamentals have continued to strengthen, driving a surge in transaction activity," stated Mat Crosswy, president of SSC. "However, buyers are facing a shortfall in the capital stack due to banks' reluctance and conservative nature when underwriting hospitality credits. SSC realizes that every deal is unique and can provide potential borrowers an edge with higher leverage loans coupled with creativity, timeliness and flexibility in their execution, when speed and certainty of close may matter most."
SSC Principal Jatin Desai said that SSC's bridge and mezz loans will complete the capital stack up to 85% loan-to-value, with two- to five-year terms. SSC foresees the bulk of its lending going toward acquisitions and refinancings, with some limited new development, preferably in premium brands in the select-service and extended-stay categories throughout the United States.
"From a financing perspective, we are optimistic that the demand for debt will continue to be robust in 2014 given the on-going normalization of the capital and transaction markets," stated Greg Friedman, SSC principal.
Since launching in third-quarter 2013, Stonehill Strategic Capital closed and funded five transactions. In addition to providing loan financing, Stonehill Strategic Capital also purchases first mortgage notes. The company, via affiliates, purchased eight first mortgage notes in 2013.
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Nature Coast Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society, March 11, 2014 Meeting Announcement
Tuesday, March 11
The Nature Coast Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society meets the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM at The Land O Lakes Community Center, 5401 Land O Lakes Blvd/US 41, Land O Lakes, 34639, between SR 52 and SR 54. Land O Lakes Community Center is located on the west side of the highway. The subject of the Tuesday, March 11, 2014 meeting is The Back Ten Feet: From Grass to Natives, presented by Sue Scott. Sue currently works at Waterman Broadcasting in Ft. Myers, does contract work for the Charlotte Harbor National Estuary, and works part time at All Native Garden Center. She has taught classes on landscaping with native plants without chemicals and has created natural resource brochures, a Burrowing Owl Festival, and a television nature show. The Back Ten Feet of any typical property is the starting point for converting unproductive grass yards to drought tolerant, wildlife friendly, Florida native landscapes. In The Back Ten Feet there are NO pesticides, fertilizers or other man-made chemicals. Native flowers, shrubs and trees purchased from local native nurseries are used to help promote greenways throughout our neighborhoods. Meetings of the Chapter are free, and all interested parties are invited to attend, to bring questions about their yard, and participate in light refreshments and the native plant drawing. Telephone inquiries are taken by Sandy at (727) 376-7663. Chapter website: http://www.pasconativeplants.org.
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Showery outbreaks of rain continuing. Drier and brighter later Wednesday.
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Showery outbreaks of rain will continue this evening and overnight, turning persistent and a little heavy in places, though most parts should become drier by dawn. Winds will become light away from coasts. Minimum Temperature 12°C.
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Thursday starting chilly for some, but largely dry with sunny spells. Winds easing. Rain in the northwest Friday, spreading east into Saturday. Driest and warmest in the south and east.
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Hi there! My 5 years old child, every night he comes to our bed at midnight and stays at my side asleep until it is time to wake up. I have no problem about it but my husband...
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Torrance Daniels
Position: LB
Height: 6-3 Weight: 248 lbs.
Born: December 27, 1981 in Clarendon, AR
High School: Clarendon
College: Harding
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 2 (11397th overall since 1950)
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- Forum: General Discussion
Most banks protect you as well. That isn't the issue outside of having to get a new card.Apple Pay is really about protecting businesses and banks from fraud, especially fraud scams. And selling hardware.And re: this research, it was done via a sampling, the nature of which is kept secret. So who knows how valid the numbers are


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CBN NewsWatch: April 15, 2010
Watch CBN NewsWatch with Lee Webb and Wendy Griffith. Top Stories: Tea Party protests for tax day, new revelations...
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Watch CBN NewsWatch with Lee Webb and Wendy Griffith. Top Stories: Tea Party protests for tax day, new revelations...
Good reports on tail bone injury, goiter and a lump in throat. Also words of knowledge for - barrenness,...
The astronaut talks about her passion for space flight, her life on earth, and how she feels about...
After suffering with allergies for four years, Sandra Cruz began to wonder if God really cared.
Surgery was the only way to remove his nasal polyps. However, Daryl Rhines had another idea in mind.
The space shuttle Endeavor is expected to launch Wednesday evening. John Jessup spoke to some astronauts from Endeavor to...
His doctor said he needed to continue cancer treatment or he'd die. Charles believed God wanted to do a miracle.
On Friday's CBN Newswatch with Lee Webb and Wendy Griffith: the latest unemployment numbers, Herman Cain defends himself and...
Partial Shutdown Looms over New Spending Bill
Scientists: Scrapping Space Programs Short-Sighted
Close Shave: Big Asteroid to Pass Earth Tuesday
NASA: Dead Satellite to Hit Earth Friday
Investigation Adds to Global Warming Doubt
Space Camp Kids Witness NASA History
Mission Complete: Shuttle Landing Marks End of Era
Astronauts Wake to Matthew West's 'More'
Atlantis Makes Successful Final Launch
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Where are 'Saved by the Bell' stars today?
Published On: Jul 18 2011 01:10:06 PM CDT Updated On: Jun 25 2015 11:38:58 AM CDT
With Dustin "Screech" Diamond receiving a 120-day jail sentence on Thursday, check in with him and his "Saved by the Bell" co-stars to see what else they've been up to.
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