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Urs Fischer "Melodrama" @ Sadie Coles HQ, LondonJuxtapoz // Monday, December 30, 2013
A few more days and into the new year to go and see a great looking installation show from Urs Fischer up at Sadie Coles in London through January 6, 2014. Not only are there 3,000 pastel-coloured plaster raindrops throughout the show, you have an entire installation of clay sculptures taking in the drops.
Illustrations, Installations, and Design by Neasdon Control CentreJuxtapoz // Thursday, December 19, 2013
We have always been huge fans of London-based studio Neasdon Control Centre, aka, the works of Stephen Smith. We gathered a bunch of his work for you today, spanning illustration, typography, design, motion works, and various other projects he has done in publishing. And if you are looking for some last minute gifst ideas, the Neason Control Centre "Lost Control" book is absolutely fabulous.
Margherita Manzelli "The Butterfly House" @ greengrassi, LondonJuxtapoz // Monday, December 02, 2013
A beautiful set of drawings and paintings from Ravenna, Italy born artist Margherita Manzelli that we stumbled across this morning. The works are on display at Greengrassi in London through December 21, 2013.
Illustrations by Sam GreenJuxtapoz // Wednesday, November 27, 2013
London-based Sam Green is a photographer, graphic designer, and professional illustrator. He has a unique set of skills that has resulted in a fantastic and diverse array of work that we really enjoy. His commercial work has been featured in the New York Times, Dazed and Confused, ESPN Mag, Computer Arts Magazine, and many more!
New Paintings by Andrew SalgadoJuxtapoz // Wednesday, November 27, 2013
We are enjoying new oil paintings by Canadian-born, London-based painter Andrew Salgado this morning, a very classical artist who creates beautiful portraits. Salgado says of his works, "I am interested in how my paintings might operate independently from their literal figurative foundation and engage with an exploration of color, reduction of forms, and triumph of substance as imbued with meaning and metaphor, overt, and suggestive."
"Systems": Dieter Rams for Braun @ Walter Knoll Showroom, LondonDesign // Tuesday, November 26, 2013
German industrial designer, Dieter Rams, has an extensive career of making product designs for Braun. Das Programm, the store and archive of Dieter Rams' work for Braun, curated an exhibition entitled "Systems," where they asked 34 graphic designers to respond to "systematicity of Braun Design," in the vein of Rams' classic work for the company. The resulting poster art designs, ranging from classic Braun designs to products that never saw production, are up in the Walter Knoll showroom in Clerkenwell, London, through December 31, 2013.
Jules de Balincourt "Itinerant Ones" @ Victoria Miro, LondonJuxtapoz // Thursday, November 21, 2013
Victoria Miro is delighted to present Jules de Balincourt's Itinerant Ones, the first solo exhibition in the UK for the Paris-born, New York- based painter. Known for his carefully constructed paintings that move effortlessly between abstraction and figuration, the imagined and the real, this new body of work sees De Balincourt moving away from direct references to current social, political or popular culture, and instead depicting a world in which indications of specific place or time are absent.
Dave White "Aquatic" @ Lawrence Alkin Gallery, LondonJuxtapoz // Thursday, November 14, 2013
The newly launched Lawrence Alkin Gallery is proud to announce 'Aquatic' - the latest collection of work to be released by acclaimed artist Dave White. Opening on November 14, Aquatic develops upon White's 'Natural Selection' series, presenting artworks inspired by endangered species. Aquatic features new works based on vulnerable species that inhabit our waters. Great White sharks presented in their dynamic scale, with White's expressive style of painting, make their presence felt.
Dennis Hopper's "The Lost Album" @ Royal Academy, LondonJuxtapoz // Thursday, November 14, 2013
"The Lost Album," a series of photographs first seen last year in Berlin, will be opening at London's Royal Academy next summer. An exhibition of over 400 photographs that were only discovered after his death in 2010, the series features portraits of iconic artists and actors from Rauschenberg and Warhol to Paul Newman.
Typewriter Portraits by Keira RathboneJuxtapoz // Wednesday, November 13, 2013
You write famous novels on typewriters, not make portraits. Oh wait, you make portraits now, too? Like some sort of analog ASCII art, London-based Keira Rathbone has figured out a way to manipulate a typewriter to create these very well-constructed portaits and "drawings." Super Impressive.


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6600 agp freezes my pc
I just upgraded my pc.
939Dual-vsta motherboard
amd athlon 64 x2 dual core processor
2X500 ddr ram
6600 agp
I have the latest drivers installed
Whatever game i startup my pc freezes after a little while (less than 2 minutes)
Help me plz!
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Might be a chipset driver problem .....
Install the latest motherboard chipset driver, if even then you get freezing or crashing then uninstall it completely.
Also try changing your video card drivers , use some older ones like 84.21
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what does it look like when it freezes? does the screen go black, or does it just stop at whatever frame the game was on? does it beep at all if you start hitting CTRL+ALT+DEL. does ALT+F4 do anything?
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Have you tried the 9+ driver set?
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Ok i am just guessing but which PSU do you have, are you sure your getting around 18Amps on 12V rails ?
And what are the temps your getting ( I am sure its not a temp issue but still ... try Everest for that , otherwise flash BIOS to see in Nv pannel ) . Another thing is AGP fastwrites ( turn it off , if its on ) .. it also causes problems like crashing but I think you might have done that ...
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This is an unusual review. I'm not quite sure what is going on here, but it is odd. This began with a tip from someone for me to look into TheDebtAnswer.com and what I found is interesting. It seems TheDebtAnswer.com is hosted on the same server with these domains on it. AAADebtRelief.com – Source ABCDebtRelief.com – Source BestDebtOptions.com – Source ... Read More »
Capital Debt Settlement and CDS Debt Resolution Review
This review is the result of an inquiry about this company. Address: 5150 N. Sixth Street, Suite 172 Fresno, Ca 93710 The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC) reports the address as: 2152 Dupont Drive, Suite 101 Irvine, CA 92646 D&B also lists an address for Capital Debt Settlement at: 2400 S GARNSEY ST SANTA ANA, CA 927073335 Website: CapitalDebtSettlement.com Registered ... Read More »
Trinity Financial Mission Review
This review is the result on an online advertisement I saw. Address: None listed on their site and no business with the name Trinity Financial Mission listed in Pennsylvania where the domain name is registered. I had to find the address from the BBB. It was listed as 62 Dallas S/C, Suite 313, Dallas, PA 18612. The address actually stands ... Read More »
United Law Group Attorney – Pissed Off.
Press release from United Law Group today that handles debt settlement cases, among others. You would think that if United Law Group was a stickler for details and keeping records they'd recognize the reporter was Paul Elias, not Paul Alias. Refuting assertions that United Law Group is 'either unscrupulous or incompetent', the firm's senior managing attorney Robert Buscho released documents ... Read More »
DebtManagementGuys.com WTF Dudes!
What is it with debt settlement companies? They often say the dumbest things. This nugget comes from a press release by the DebtManagementGuys.com and Michael Hart. This reason is offered up why debt settlement is such an attractive business opportunity. As of October 17,2005 all Americans seeking bankruptcy must complete a credit counseling program. The problem with this is that ... Read More »
The Most Ridiculous Debt Settlement Quote of the Day.
Oh I tried so hard to let this quote just drift past me, but I confess, I just can't. In a press release sent out by The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC) today, (source) the executive director of TASC, Dave Leuthold, is quoted as saying: "Consumers wrestling with their ability to pay their credit card debt often can be best ... Read More »
Franklin Debt Relief Review
This review is the result of additional visitors looking for information on an article I posted a long time ago, "I'm Working With Franklin Debt Relief on a Debt Settlement Program. – Rob." Address: 180 N Wabash Suite 320 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 445-4700 – Source Website: FranklinDebtRelief.com. Web site is owned by Robert Zangrilli – [email protected] and was registered ... Read More »
Debt Resolution Plan from the Responsible Debt Relief Institute
Much fanfare is being made about the new Debt Resolution Plan developed by Robert Manning and his Responsible Debt Relief Institute. The Debt Resolution Plan is being promoted saying it "provides consumers and financial institutions an independent, transparent, fair and quantifiable way to assess consumers' ability to repay their debts without the stress of unrealistic collection demands or the legal ... Read More »
Christian Debt Consolidators Review
This review is the result of a question from a reader asking me what I know about the company. Address: 201 SE 15th Terrace, Suite 206 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 866-958-3328 Website: ChristianDebtConsolidators.net Domain name belongs to Christian Debt Consolidators and was registered April 7, 2005. The administrative contact is Charles McConnell II at [email protected] Description: Debt settlement company. Christian ... Read More »
Financial Relief Experts Review
This review is the result of a press release I saw that was sent out by Financial Relief Experts talking about their "tactical Debt Reduction initiative", TDRI plan. – Source Address: Financial Relief Experts 3401 Custer Road, Ste 124 Plano, TX 75023 Toll Free 877-477-9321 Website: FinancialReliefExperts.com – Domain owned by: Webster, Simon – [email protected] 505 exchange parkway #8310 Allen, ... Read More »
I Was One of Those Scammed by Bob Lindsey. – Vicki
"Dear Steve, I am one of those scammed by the above. I signed up in 2007 and of course wish I had checked this out closer. To make matters worse, the reason I signed up in the first place was due to being scammed in a business by people that had also been Christians. I now find out the mess ... Read More »
SCF State Capital Financial & State Capital Financial Review
This review was the result of the mention by State Capital Financial in a lawsuit by the Minnesota Attorney General. Address: 1920 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd. Suite 806 Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009 800 North Shoreline Blvd, Suite 1000 Corpus Christi, YX 78401 Sources say the company used to be located in Austin, Texas. 954-549-2362 SCF State Capital Financial's™ corporate headquarters ... Read More »
Minnesotta Attorney General Misses Key Point in Suit Against Firms
Yesterday Debt Rx USA, FH Financail Services, Morgan Drexen, Pathway Financial Management, and State Capital Financial were all sued by Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson for services they had delivered. MPR had the following story about the event. Swanson seems surprised that debt settlement companies do not deliver on the services they promise. "They're very slick at what they do," ... Read More »
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DebtReliefEmergency.com Review
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- The definition of a mogul is a powerful or rich individual or a bump on a ski slope.
- An example of a mogul is Bill Gates.
- An example of a mogul is a ridge of packed snow.
Skiing a bump or ridge of closely packed snow, built up on a curve where skiers turn
Origin of mogul; from Mogul: reason for use uncertain
- a Mongol, or Mongolian; esp., any of the Mongolian conquerors of India and Persia, or any of their descendants
- a powerful or important person, esp. one with autocratic power
Origin of MogulPersian Mughul ; from Mongolian Moṅgol, a Mongol
A small hard mound or bump on a ski slope.
Origin of mogulProbably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse mūgi, heap.
- A very rich or powerful person; a magnate.
- Mogul Variant of Mughal.
Origin of mogulUrdu muġal, muġul, Mughal; see Mughal.
The word mogul originally meant Mongol, or person of Mongolian descent. In this context, it refers to the Mughal Empire (mughal being Persian or Arabic for "Mongol") of Indian Subcontinent that existed between 1526 and 1857: the early Mughal emperors claimed a heritage dating back to Mongol ruler Genghis Khan . The modern meaning of the word is supposedly derived from the storied riches of the Mughal emperors, which for example produced the Taj Mahal.
From dialectal German Mugel.
Proper noun
- Alternative spelling of Moghul.
Variant of mogul
Skiing a bump or ridge of closely packed snow, built up on a curve where skiers turn
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Meringue Raspberry Sundaes
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|Egg whites
|Cream of tartar
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|2 Tablespoon
|Vanilla ice milk
|1 Pint
|Frozen raspberries
|10 Ounce, thawed (1 Package)
1. Preheat oven to 250° F. Line cookie sheet with brown paper.
2. Using electric mixer at high speed, beat egg whites and cream of tartar in large bowl until foamy. Add sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time; beat after each addition until soft peaks form. Fill pastry bag with meringue and press out onto paper-lined cookie sheet in 6 round shells 4 inches in diameter and 1 inch high; form a solid base first, then build up sides. Or shape shells by mounding meringue into 6 piles on paper-lined cookie sheet and, using back of wet teaspoon, make a hollow in center of each.
3. Bake for 1 1/2 hours; cool completely. Using sharp-edged spatula, carefully remove meringue shells from paper-lined cookie sheet to wire rack.
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Dog Needs a Walk? There's an App for That
July 6, 2015
For Paul Mason, who dropped 700 pounds, the last 50 made the biggest difference, when a team of surgeons in Manhattan removed his excess skin.
A recent study found an association between traffic noise exposure and an increase in abdominal body fat. But it was only an association.
The maker of Contrave released early results from a clinical trial that suggested the drug was more beneficial than it actually is, according to the researchers who oversaw the study.
A team of doctors has agreed to perform an operation to rid Paul Mason, who once weighed 980 pounds, of about 100 pounds of loose skin.
Extremely overweight women, and their babies, face complications.


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Microsoft explores link between education and video games
The 17-year-old Fargo South High School junior is ranked by a video game Web site among the best players at "Gears of War 2," in which soldiers attack the enemy with an assault rifle that has a mounted chain saw bayonet. He says the game teaches him to think on his feet – and that he thinks about succeeding, not slaying.
That intrigues Microsoft Corp.
The software company, which publishes "Gears of War," is studying the reactions of avid gamers to see whether video gaming can promote learning skills that carry over to the classroom.
"We want to figure out what's compelling about the games," says John Nordlinger, head of gaming research for Microsoft. "If we can find out how to make the games fun and not make them so violent, that would be ideal."
Microsoft has put up $1.5 million to start The Games for Learning Institute, a joint venture with New York University and other colleges. The goal of the research is to see whether video games – and not just software specifically designed to be educational – can draw students into math, science and technology-based programs. The institute has begun lining up middle school students to study.
Microsoft is the not the first to explore whether video games could enhance education. For instance, University of Wisconsin researchers have found that playing "World of Warcraft" can encourage scientific thinking. The researchers noticed that players used mathematics and models to deal with situations in the game's fantasy world.
Even so, groups that monitor gaming say Microsoft's entry into the research will bring needed money and credibility. Many studies so far have focused on educational games, not shooter games.
"There isn't a lot of good research out there," said Linda Burch, chief program and strategy officer for Common Sense Media.
Parents also want a closer look at potential long-term psychological and sociological effects on frequent game players.
"I would hope that the goal is to have video games that can help develop reaction and problem-solving skills, without blowing everything up in sight," says Dave Walsh, president of National Institute on Media and the Family in Minneapolis.
Microsoft chief researcher Craig Mundie says during a visit to the company's Fargo campus that games could stimulate educational abilities by helping people develop "a higher-order cognitive capability."
Many shooter games force players to track "how many bullets and bombs and missiles do I have, and how do I spend and where do I go get more of them," Mundie says. In "Gears of War," players must navigate underground tunnels and buildings, monitor weapons systems, gauge their health and find places to take cover.
The idea that there is broader educational value in such activities is sure to find skeptics.
Vince Repesh, a counselor at the University of Minnesota Duluth, says he fears that gaming is replacing education, not adding to it. He recalled a couple of students coming to him for help after they got hooked on "World of Warcraft." One student had gone from straight A's to flunking out.
"I accused him of coming in loaded from smoking dope, he looked so bad," Repesh says. "Turns out he had been up for 28 hours straight playing the game."
Shelby Cossette, 17, a junior, joined a new video gaming club at Fargo South High School. She wanted to meet other gamers and believes it's a good complement to academics.
"I've played a lot of puzzle-solving games, and they actually help sharpen my brain," Cossette says. "My reaction time has actually gone up, thanks to playing video games."
The club was started by English teacher Chuck Lang. He says he believes Microsoft is doing a good thing in researching the potential of games, even if it might benefit the company through increased sales.
"Why not spread this market out?" Lang says. "Why not promote something where kids are having fun?"
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Caneel Bay Resort Rating: 4.5 Pearls
Caneel Bay is unique in the Caribbean for its seven quiet, swimmable beaches. The resort sits on a 170-acre peninsula of protected national park, and with the exception of Caneel Beach, which also attracts nonresort guests (all beaches in the U.S. Virgin Islands are technically public), the beaches feel secluded and private. Two of the beaches are childfree, to ensure an atmosphere of undisturbed tranquility.
Secret Harbour Beach Resort Rating: 4.0 Pearls
Secret Harbor Beach Resort is an upscale boutique property located on Nazareth Bay on the East End of St. Thomas. The beach is the highlight at the resort, and it doesn't disappoint. It is situated on Nazareth Bay; the water is calm, clear, and turquoise, and the sand is white and soft. There are numerous palm trees along the beach that provide shade and scenery, and the resort provides free lounge chairs and umbrellas for guests. There are bunch of hammocks stretched between the trees, making the area even more picturesque.
Crystal Cove Beach Resort on Sapphire Bay Rating: 2.5 Pearls
Crystal Cove has 1,200 feet of some of the nicest beachfront in the Virgin Islands. The water is clear and turquoise blue, and is famous for snorkeling. The beach also provides stunning views of St. John and other smaller islands and has plenty of shade from trees. However, the resort shares this stretch of beach with Sapphire Beach Resort, its neighbor. It is also popular with cruise ship passengers and the public. While there are plenty of loungers, you may be sitting close to another guest. There is an on-site water sports provider next door at Sapphire Beach Resort.
Sapphire Beach Resort and Marina Rating: 3.0 Pearls
Sapphire Beach is one of the best in the Virgin Islands, with soft sand, clear water, nearby reefs for snorkeling, free windsurfing and snorkeling lessons, and beach chairs provided at no extra fee. Plus, the crowd of cruise ship passengers is smaller than you'll find at the even more popular Magens Beach.
The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas Rating: 4.0 Pearls
The Ritz-Carlton is St. Thomas' classiest resort, located only five minutes from Red Hook's fun dining and yacht scene. Its private sailboat, fitness center, spa, and soft-sand beach -- a marine-life sanctuary -- are all among the best in St. Thomas. Although the beach has some of the best snorkeling on St. Thomas, its shores tend to get crowded early in the day.
Bolongo Bay Beach Resort Rating: 2.5 Pearls
The beach is Bolongo's best feature. The south-facing cove is protected from large waves, making it good for swimming; the sand is soft; and plenty of trees provide ample shade.
The Westin St. John Resort & Villas Rating: 3.5 Pearls
Frenchman's Reef & Morning Star Marriott Beach Resort Rating: 4.0 Pearls
Outside the Morning Star resort, the Marriott has a wide, soft sand beach. The beach is scattered with weathered sandcastles and stocked shoulder to shoulder with lounge chairs (free to use).
BEST WESTERN PLUS Emerald Beach Rating: 3.0 Pearls
The beach is the highlight of the hotel. The water is calm, blue, and clear, the sand is white, and palm trees dot the beach. There are large hills on either side of the bay that provide great scenery. Guests can use chaise loungers for free.
Island Beachcomber Hotel Rating: 3.0 Pearls
The first beachfront hotel on St. Thomas, Island Beachcomber Hotel has been mostly family owned since 1956. The beach is the best part of the hotel. The water is calm, blue, and clear, the sand is white, and palm trees dot the perimeter. Chaise loungers are provided for free. There are large hills on either side of the bay that provide great scenery.


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Atlantic Sun 2013-14 Preview: Dunk City returns plenty for another run
Oct 12, 2013, 11:00 AM EDT
All month long, CBT will be rolling out our 2013-2014 season preview. Check back throughout the day, as we'll be posting three or four preview items every day.
To browse through the preview posts we've already published, click here. To see the rest of the Conference Previews we've published, click here. For a schedule of our previews for the month, click here.
Can Florida Gulf Coast return to postseason glory after last season's magical Sweet 16 run? That's the big question in the Atlantic Sun for the 2013-14 season as "Dunk City" will attempt to show that they have more staying power than past NCAA Tournament upset darlings. Thanks to four returning starters, led by the junior backcourt of Brett Comer and Bernard Thompson, and forwards Chase Fieler and Eric McKnight, the Eagles are the returning favorites in the league after last season's 26-11 campaign that saw 15-seed Florida Gulf Coast upset Georgetown and San Diego State in the NCAA Tournament.
The main competition for Dunk City comes from Mercer. The Bears won the Atlantic Sun regular season crown last season (14-4) and finished 24-12 while beating Tennessee in the NIT. Efficient senior floor leader Langston Hall had a 2.28 assist-to-turnover ratio last season and will lead Mercer in their attempt at revenge after falling to Florida Gulf Coast in last season's A-Sun Conference Tournament title game.
Versatile wing and A-Sun leading scorer Torrey Craig (17.2 points per game) returns to give USC Upstate a shot at the conference title. The Spartans return all five starters from a 9-9 team in the league and have multiple scoring options, including senior forward Ricardo Glenn (10.5 points, 8.1 rebounds per game).
Guards Keith McDougald (13.1 points per game) and Jarvis Haywood (11.5 points per game) give Jacksonville a formidable returning backcourt, East Tennessee State returns four starters and promising sophomore forward Lester Wilson (13 points, 5.3 rebounds per game) while North Florida, Lipscomb, Stetson and Northern Kentucky played much better during A-Sun play than the nonconference portion of their schedules last season. Kennesaw State looks to turn it around after five games behind ninth place in the league last season.
PRESEASON ATLANTIC SUN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Bernard Thompson, Florida Gulf Coast
The 6'3″ junior shooting guard is the returning leading scorer (14.3 points per game) and second leading returning rebounder (4.4 rebounds per game) for Florida Gulf Coast and was also the A-Sun's Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore. Thompson ranked second nationally in steals with 102, started all 37 games last season for the Eagles and also shot 38 percent from three-point range.
- Torrey Craig, USC Upstate: Versatile wing is former conference player of the year on pace to crack 2,000 career points.
- Brett Comer, Florida Gulf Coast: Point guard that makes Dunk City go led conference in assists (6.6 per game) and was A-Sun Tournament MVP last season.
- Keith McDougald, Jacksonville: The 6'1″ senior plays much bigger and stepped up in A-Sun play to average 15.4 points per game while accumulating two games of 13 rebounds in conference play.
- Langston Hall, Mercer: One of the more efficient guards in America, the 6'4″ senior averaged five assists a game and shot 84 percent from the free-throw line.
1. Florida Gulf Coast
2. Mercer
3. USC Upstate
4. Jacksonville
5. East Tennessee State
6. North Florida
7. Lipscomb
8. Stetson
9. Northern Kentucky
10. Kennesaw State
- swoophoops - Oct 17, 2013 at 9:30 AM
Your top four are pretty consistant with how most previews are ranking them. However, I don't think that Florida Gulf Coast will get past Mercer or USC Upstate come conference tournament time. Also, I think you pegged UNF right on the head at sixth. Take a look at how their roster shapes up this season http://swoophoops.com
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- Christ's Role, As He Might Have Meant It: a Discussion
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- Asatru, an Ancient Religion Reborn
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- Sacred Space: Circles and Altars
- The magic circle or sphere is a well-defined, non-physical temple. There are two main types -- those used by ceremonial magicians are designed to protect the magician from the forces he or she raises. Our circles are used to create sacred space to commune...
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- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 2
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De Cecco, M; Seo, ES; Clarke, DJ; McCullough, BJ; Taylor, K; Macmillan, D; ... Barran, PE; + view all De Cecco, M; Seo, ES; Clarke, DJ; McCullough, BJ; Taylor, K; Macmillan, D; Dorin, JR; Campopiano, DJ; Barran, PE; - view fewer (2010) Conformational Preferences of Linear beta-Defensins Are Revealed by Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry. J PHYS CHEM B , 114 (6) 2312 - 2318. 10.1021/jp9111662.
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In recent times there has been an enormous rise in resistance to synthetic antibiotics as well as an increase in the virulence of bacteria, the so-called "superbugs". This problem has catalyzed a search for novel molecules to fight bacteria, which in turn relies on a better understanding of the molecular basis of the immune response. beta-defensins are a class of small, cationic, cysteine-rich antimicrobial peptides expressed by humans and other animals to act against incoming pathogens. As well as their antimicrobial properties, beta-defensins also act as chemokines, recruiting cells to the sites of infection. Here the relationship between the tertiary structures of beta-defensin analogs and their chemotactic activities has been investigated using ion mobility-mass spectrometry (IM-MS) and biochemical assays. A panel of derivatives of the murine beta-defensin Defb14 has been formed and the ability of these peptides to chemoattract the receptor CCR6 has been assessed in vitro. The derivatives can be divided into two groups, those with chemotactic activity equal to that of the unmodified parent peptide, and those whose chemotactic activity has been lost upon modification. Analysis by ion mobility-mass spectrometry reveals the conformational preferences of these peptides upon ionization from different solvents. Under denaturing conditions, the chemotactic peptides adopt more compact conformations in the gas-phase at higher charge states than those which are inactive. While the conditions of these experiments are not akin to the environment around the receptor in vivo, this technique provides an in vacuo method for distinguishing between the different chemotactic activities of beta-defensin derivatives.
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I represent an octogenarian cancer patient who is who is likely to die as a direct result of the actions of the State of Arizona. She isn't on death row or anything like that. She isn't even a defendant. She isn't just a witness either, though she may end up one if the state has its way and gets to do what's likely to kill her. That's what I'm trying to stop. She's actually an alleged victim. She's one of a few victims in a single case, and she's the only victim of a misdemeanor offense. The other counts are felonies with different named victims. She doesn't want the case to proceed. She doesn't want to participate. She can't participate. Her doctor has said she is … Read entire article »
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When a judge begins a dissent by calling something agents did "a profoundly disturbing use of government power that directly imperils some of our most fundamental constitutional values," I expect it is going to be a good read. I also assume the case probably arose in Arizona, where most people seem to think fundamental constitutional values should be limited to an appreciation of the sacred right to have law enforcement make sure nobody but them breaks any laws. With the recent Ninth Circuit case of United States v. Black, I was right on both counts. The description of what happened from the dissent in Black is pretty much as spot-on as the analysis. As it explains, the government went to a "bad" part of town to find "bad" people … Read entire article »
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Conduit just gets better the longer the fight goes.
Didnt see the look. I thought he had a good game face.
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Conduit just gets better the longer the fight goes.
Didnt see the look. I thought he had a good game face.
I still think Woodley is the best matchup. Rory vs Hendricks is a dull match, because when Hendricks can't get a 1st round knockout, he tends to stop lunging in aggressively anymore and stick to a slightly more conservative strategy, and Rory will just keep distance and pick his shots every once in a while using his reach advantage. Woodley is aggressive enough that he would be the one charging Hendricks, and Hendricks doesn't have the instinct to get the takedown when an opponent is charging in like GSP did - instead he'll try to weather it or counter, and the result will be a very exciting fight.
I'd match up Rory and Lombard for the winner of Woodley vs Hendricks. Rory will look for the takedowns when Lombard strikes early, and if Lombard can't land anything heavy in the first 1.5 rounds, he may gas, which would give Rory the chance to use his more technical striking. If he does land something heavy, Rory will wilt, and Lombard cements himself as top contender after two solid wins.
I'd really like to see Shields vs Brown - the strong ground game vs the wild striker. I don't believe Brown's wrestling or ground game has really been challenged too much yet, and this would either expose him or show that he's for real.
Lombard is getting the next shot, the UFC has invested too much $ in him.
Those three concerns [Lombard's MW reputation, Jake not being seen as a credible opponent, misrepresentation of the fight itself] don't equate into PPV sales.
It wouldn't surprise me if zuffa doesn't simply give the shot to Rory--which I catagorically disagree with--because he's going to do middling-to-good PPV sales without anymore buildup than he's already got. But if you have Woodley face Lombard, they can really do a buildup to make the winner of that fight sell PPVs in a title match.
I'll never agree with picking a contender based on sales, but the question of who deserves it most is so close that it wouldn't be a complete travesty if any of them got it...and I think the combined buy rates of a Hendricks/MacDonald PPV and then have the winner of that face the winner of Lombard/Woodley outsells any other combo of the four fighters right now.
The winner of Saffadine/Ellenberger probably isn't as deep in the mix as they should be. The fight won't take place for another 6 weeks...I think you're going to see the winner of that--particularly if it's Jake--face either Robbie or the loser of one of the other two bouts.
I'd be happy to see Woodley get the next shot and Lombard/MacDonald fight for #1 contender.
I think the winner of Saffadine/Ellenberger should still be a bit off. Aside from the Shields win a few years back, both guys have their biggest win being Nate, which isn't as well regarded as it once was.
I would honestly like to see Woodley get the next crack at the belt. With his speed, power and strength I could see him getting the belt off of Hendricks. If Lawler would have had a little more gas in the tank he could have finished off Hendricks in the 4th round. The big concern for Woodley is him not blowing himself up from swinging for the fences.
But like others have said the UFC has pretty much told us who'll be getting the next shot with their Rory montage at the closing.
maybe not with this injury news. If Hendricks is going to be out until the fall (total guess), that would leave time for a MacDonald/Lombard #1 contender fight. And then have Woodley fight the winner of Silva/Brown for next dibs.
I'm just gonna throw this out there, if aj wins Davis then I think he should be given the chance to cut down and fight for the title! Right? Lol


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(From an earlier post, sry cannot remember who)
Which is this as a Doc: http://www.formymobi...disassembly.php
You do not need to remove the Camera or the optical sensor, that said it's a good time to clean out all the dust in EVERY Nook & Cranny
I end up putting the optical sensor back on and using to line everything up like this guy dose:
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Also the hinge for the contact pad/Tape from the Touch pad, flip it back before you try and put it in other wise you'll find it impossible.
On taking it out I had not noticed it was a hinge as I had just pulled the tape out.
On first boot the screen was back lit but not pic. The Plug & socket style connecter was not connected fully, as it was clicked in but not flat the IC Board.
unplugged, replunged and it went flat
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Arizona Cardinals rookie QB Logan Thomas making progress in OTAs
Last month, the Arizona Cardinals selected Virginia Tech quarterback Logan Thomas with the 120th pick of the NFL Draft.
The consensus on Thomas heading into the draft was that he was big, strong, had a freakish athletic ability, a rocket arm and all kinds of accuracy issues. In his three years as a starter for the Hokies, Thomas completed just 55.8 percent of his passes and threw 39 interceptions.
But in just three weeks of organized team activities (OTAs), the 22-year-old has seen an improvement in the accuracy category.
"It's footwork stuff," Thomas told Doug and Wolf Wednesday on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM. "There were some spots where I got myself into trouble by stepping too far up in the pocket instead of staying where I should be.
"And then there were some times I was not getting enough speed and depth on my drops, which kind of did the same thing for me. So, it's just ironing out some of the small things."
Jumping to the NFL is all about adjustments, including learning a new offense. But Thomas believes that the Cardinals' offense is not any more difficult than what he ran during his college career in Blacksburg.
"The complexity is about the same, it's just that it's sometimes completely different," he said. "What we have here is a push it down the field-type of offense, which obviously is a little different than most types of offenses are, so that's just taking a little time getting used to."
Not only is Thomas learning from fellow former Tech quarterback and head coach Bruce Arians, he's also picking the brain of Carson Palmer, a veteran with 11 seasons of experience under his belt.
"I love learning from Carson, he's such a great guy and he's got a wealth of knowledge in his head," Thomas said. "The more I can pick up on, the better. So when we're here in the building, I'm pretty much trying to pick up everything that he does."
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* Bond offers should summarise factors that could hit yield
* Calls for international rules on short-selling
* Wants global coordination on "fair value" (Combines earlier, adds further comments from Consob)
MILAN, July 13 (Reuters) - Bonds issued by Italy's banks do not have enough liquidity nor price transparency to make them suitable investments for retail customers, the head of Italy's bourse regulator Consob said on Monday.
Over a third of investments by Italian families are in bank bonds.
"This paper in fact ... does not enjoy adequate liquidity nor price transparency," Consob Chairman Lamberto Cardia said in the text of a written speech to launch the regulator's 2008 report.
That provides conditions which are "particularly disadvantageous" to small investors, he said.
Cardia added that Consob would pay particular attention to the application of MiFID -- Markets in Financial Instruments Directive -- regulations to these types of issues.
He added that the regulator would be consulting shortly on possible changes to such public offers to include, for example, a summary of factors which could affect the expected yield and the level of risk.
Turning to short-selling, he said there should be international regulation to maintain liquidity and efficiency.
"Consob is aware of the need to define a stable and internationally-coordinated regulation for short-selling ... with the aim of keeping market integrity without compromising liquidity and the efficiency of price formation mechanisms," he said in the speech.
Italy's current curbs on short-selling run to the end of this month.
He criticised MiFID directives and European regulations on takeover practice, saying they had been weakened by compromises made to get them approved.
For Italy, he said current rules on takeovers and disclosure which were introduced to protect Italian companies from hostile bids during the worst of the financial crisis could be set time limits once the situation improved.
Cardia said that although the principle of "fair value" was not under discussion, the economic crisis had thrown up the need to rethink its application in valuing financial instruments.
"The issue should be considered at a global level, to ensure coherence between American and international standards," Cardia said. (Reporting by Paola Arosio and Valentina Za, writing by Marie-Louise Gumuchian and Jo Winterbottom; Editing by Rupert Winchester)


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Contract crews are scheduled to begin asphalt corrective work this week on US 421 between Bedford and Milton, according to Andrea Clifford, spokesperson for the Louisville District 5 office of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Lane closures and delays are possible in this 12-mile section of roadway. These repairs are a follow-up to the resurfacing project from last year.
Inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances may occur, so the work schedule is subject to change without notice.
By TODD POLLOCK
Special to The Trimble Banner
The Milton City Commission met for its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, June 11, in the Milton Municipal Building. Mayor Denny Jackson opened the meeting and instructed the Commission that they needed to have a second reading on an ordinance requiring residents to have waste collection services. Commissioners Lynn Comeaux, Jerry Harmon, Troy Alexander, and Mayor Jackson voted to approve the second reading of the ordinance. Commissioner Seth Willis was not present at the meeting.
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National Beta Club is a premier youth organization in our country with over 7,600 clubs in 45 states. Trimble County Middle School, with an enrollment of 311 students, has a chapter of the National Beta Club with 75 members. National Beta Club is a student-centered honor society that promotes character, recognizes achievement, develops leadership skills and encourages community service.
Thursday, June 18
Tri-County Community Action Agency's Board of Directors will meet at 10:00 a.m. The meeting will be held at the Kentucky State Police Post 5 meeting room, located at 160 Citation lane, just off the I-71 exit in Campbellsburg. The public is invited to attend. Tri-County CAA provides services in Trimble Oldham and Henry counties.
The Trimble County Senior Citizens Offsite at Cardinal Hills Golf Course from 10-11 a.m.
By PHYLLIS McLAUGHLIN
The News-Democrat
Contempt charges against Carrollton Police Chief Mike Willhoite and Officer Ron Dickow were put on hold by Special Judge Karen A. Thomas during their first appearance in Circuit Court on Thursday, June 3.
If found in contempt, Willhoite and Dickow could each spend 179 days in jail for their alleged roles in putting a Carroll County inmate on a bus to Florida on April 23, rather than transporting him to Eastern State Hospital in Lexington, as had been ordered by District Court Judge Elizabeth Chandler.
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Special to The Trimble Banner
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Trimble County's Driver's License office was recently presented a large tin of gourmet popcorn by the Trust For Life in appreciation of above average participation in the state's organ donor awareness program during National Donate Life Month in April.
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| Why Groupon Said "No" to Google's $5 Billion Overture
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|Google Finance, Govt, Policy and Business Issues
|Dec 9, 2010
| Why Google Might "Ignore" a robots.txt Disallow Rule
"What appears to happen is that as soon as you add a User-agent: Googlebot section, then Google starts indexing all the URLs that are not mentioned in that section, even if they are mentioned in the User-agent: * section."
|Google SEO News and Discussion
|Aug 13, 2006
| Why Google AdSense Will Not Implement a Whitelist
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| Why Don't Shopping Carts Have Usability Built In ?
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| Why Does Google Treat "www" & "no-www" As Different?
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|Sept 25, 2006
| Why Does Ask (jeeves) Not Run a PPC Campaign
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| Why Affiliates Refuse to Make Any Money
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| Why A Google AdSense Earnings Drop is a Good Thing
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| Why 'Variables' in CSS Are Harmful
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|Oct 10, 2008
| Whois May Be Scrapped to Break Deadlock
"Nonetheless, some privacy advocates are proposing scrapping the system entirely because they can't agree with the people who use the system on how to give domain name owners more options when they register, individuals shouldn't have to reveal personal information simply to have a Web site."
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|Oct 30, 2007
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|Nov 26, 2003
| Who owns a web page design?
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The Espotting.co.uk dance card.
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|July 10, 2002
| Who Needs Ecommerce With An All AdSense Christmas
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| White Hat Link Building
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|July 31, 2007
| White Backgrounds Everywhere
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We asked webmasterworld members to list the key points of the most common web site stats packages, so that you can at least look at the ones that suit your needs and save a bundle of time.
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|Aug 28, 2005
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|June 30, 2003
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|Jan 14, 2002
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Cast of A CHRISTMAS STORY to Perform on GMA, 12/5
On Wednesday, December 5th, ABC's 'Good Morning America' will air a special performance from the cast of A CHRISTMAS STORY, the Broadway musical. The holiday musical began performances at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on November 7. The eight-week limited engagement runs through December 30.
A Christmas Story, The Musical stars Dan Lauria (Broadway's Lombardi, TV's "Sullivan & Son" and "The Wonder Years") as Jean Shepherd, John Bolton (Spamalot, Contact, Titanic) as The Old Man, Tony Award nominee Erin Dilly (Nice Work if You Can Get It, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) as Mother, Johnny Rabe as Ralphie, Zac Ballard as little brother Randy, Caroline O'Connor (Chicago, Moulin Rouge) as school teacher Miss Shields, Eddie Korbich (The Little Mermaid, The Drowsy Chaperone, Wicked) as Santa Claus and Joe West plays Ralphie at certain performances. The ensemble features Tia Altinay, John Babbo, Charissa Bertels, Grace Capeless, Zoe Considine, Andrew Cristi, Mathew deGuzman, Thay Floyd, George Franklin, Nick Gaswirth, Mark Ledbetter, Jose Luaces, Jack Mastrianni, Mara Newbery, Lindsay O'Neil, Sarah Min-Kyung Park, J.D. Rodriguez, Analise Scarpaci, Lara Seibert, Jeremy Shinder, Luke Spring, Beatrice Tulchin, Kirsten Wyatt, and Pete and Lily as the rambunctious Bumpus Hounds.
America's #1 holiday movie came to hilarious life onstage when A Christmas Story, The Musical launched a tour in 2011 that culminated in a critically successful run in Chicago. The musical features a bright holiday score by composer/lyricist team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and a witty book by Joseph Robinette based on the writings of radio humorist Jean Shepherd and the 1983 holiday film favorite. Tony Award winner John Rando (Urinetown) directs the production with Warren Carlyle (Chaplin, Follies, An Evening With Hugh Jackman) choreographing.
A Christmas Story, The Musical features scenic design by Walt Spangler; costume design by Elizabeth Hope Clancy; lighting design by Tony Award winner Howell Binkley; sound design by Ken Travis; wig design by Tom Watson; animal training by Tony Honor recipient for Excellence in Theatre William Berloni; orchestrations by Tony nominee Larry Blank; music direction and supervision by Ian Eisendrath; associate choreographer is James Gray; dance music arrangements by Glen Kelly; vocal arrangements by Justin Paul; and casting by Stephanie Klapper CSA.
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Jarro-Dophilus® + FOS 200 Capsules (F) from Jarrow Formulas® might be able to support the body's immune system and intestinal health. Our immune and intestinal health are extremely important for our overall wellness and this potent supplement from Jarrow Formulas® may be able to help maintain both.
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Amount Per Serving / % DV
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Amount Per Serving / % DV
Probiotic Blend 10 Billion Organisms / *
L. acidophilus LA-02 L. rhamnosus LR-04
L. paracasei LPC-00 B. lactis BS-01
L. plantarum LP-01 B. breve BR-03
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