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1 in a 1000? I'd say more like 1 in a million!
Match.com is an interesting place for sure. I have a rewarding career, bought a new house last week, and I am the father to a wonderful, precious, and could go on forever with the compliments, 3 year old daughter. My hunch is my friends would say I'm dependable, relaxed but hard working, fun and smart. My schedule gets pretty busy while managing a career and raising a child and I'm looking for independent and intelligent people to share in the fun times and if all goes well, take things to the next step. It's difficult to pinpoint oneself but I'm kind of a mutt. I'm 1/4 Nerd, 1/4 Hippie, 1/4 Jock and 1/4 Corporate Guy (Working for and sometimes being "the Man") while being 100% Father. She may not be with me all the time but she's always on my mind. I've managed to balance out my different sides ..... but it's hard to meet people who can switch gears as easily / often as I do. I have plenty of friends that complement my different traits, but only a handful that can relate to all of them. I tend to like women who are sharp, keep active and are adventurous. I tend to avoid the overly girly girl types and gravitate towards quirky, strong and interesting people. My diet improves each year and I tend to be attracted to people that can teach me more in this arena. In the same breathe, I love wings and beer and that will never stop. Balance. I ran my first marathon in fall of 2012 but will likely stick w half marathons as I view them as "healthier" for your body. But this past winter, I started doing yoga and haven't been running as much. I've been going twice a week to a heated power studio. Very refreshing for the body, soul and mind. Live music lovers (mostly alt and classic rock, jazz and jam bands among others) are encouraged as it's, by far, my favorite form of entertainment. My mom raised me on comedy movies so I live for laughter and silliness as well.
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Jeremy Lin to Dallas remains likely. Mavs working to carve out salary slot for him. JJ Barea for $2.8M exception is close to sure thing.
Scratch Sergio Llull from the Rockets plans. Team doesn't expect him to play in NBA this upcoming season. He will remain with Real Madrid.
Confusing aspect of social media: You can't tell if someone's angry at a real phenomenon or an anecdotal outrage they wish was real
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Sources told ESPN that Casspi and the Kings are finalizing a 2-year, $6M deal to keep the first Israeli in NBA history with the Kings -- the team that drafted him. (via Marc Stein)
Both sides, I'm told, have now signed off on the Omri Casspi deal and it will be finalized July 9 with the Kings' other moves this week
The point guard and the Raptors have agreed to a 4-year deal worth $30M, according to Chris Broussard. Joseph is leaving the Spurs, where he backed up Tony Parker for the first four years of his career.
ESPN sources say Omri Casspi and Kings are nearing agreement on a two-year, $6 million deal to keep the popular swingman in Sacramento
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The Heat's Justise Winslow connects with Tyler Johnson on an inbounds alley-oop as time expired to beat the Nets in a summer league game.
Can confirm Lakers have a deal with Brandon Bass. @SpearsNBAYahoo first
ESPN's Brian Windhorst breaks down the Lakers' addition of Lou Williams and how the money works with adding Roy Hibbert as well.
Justise Winslow isn't shooting well, but mastering craft of using body to draw fouls. Getting D-Wade type calls from summer league refs.
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Custom metallic silver hull and deck paint. Deep-V hull with flared bow. Full teak package - Foredeck & engine hatch inserts, deck rails, cockpit floor, swim platform, helm/passenger foot rests and console drink holder insert. High-end fit and finish with custom Chris-Craft 316 stainless steel hardware. Main dash, gauge, switch panels and ski locker door comprised of custom silver wire carbon fiber. Bimini storage under the aft seat . Standard Volvo 5.0 Gxi (270HP) engine
Engine Tested: Mercury 350 MAG
Top Speed: 57.7 MPH @ 5,025 RPM (50.14 knots @ 5,025RPM)
Cruise Speed: 33 MPH @ 3,000 RPM (28.7 knots @ 3,000RPM)
Range @ Cruise: 133 Miles
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|Length overall (w/o swim platform)
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|Centerline length
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|Waterline length
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|Hull length
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|Beam, maximum
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|Beam, transom
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|Beam, waterline
|2.29 m
|Center of gravity (fwd of transom keel)
|1.50 m
|Dry weight
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|1,321 kg
|Fuel capacity
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|129 liters
|20 degrees
|Transom angle
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|Draft, prop raised
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|Draft, prop lowered
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|Freeboard forward
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|76.8 cm
|Freeboard at half length
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|73.0 cm
|Freeboard aft
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|47.2 cm
|Height overall
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|Bridge clearance
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|Maximum persons
Engine Tested: Mercury 350 MAG
Top Speed: 57.7 MPH @ 5,025 RPM (50.14 knots @ 5,025RPM)
Cruise Speed: 33 MPH @ 3,000 RPM (28.7 knots @ 3,000RPM)
Range @ Cruise: 133 Miles
Anchor hatch with teak & stainless steel inlay
Bimini top with color fast acrylic fabric
Bow and stern eyes, stainless steel
Bronze transom drain
Chris-Craft custom embroidered pennant & U.S. flag kit with stainless steel magnetic pole and base
Teak swim platform with stainless steel ladder
Foredeck anchor locker
Foredeck comprised of teak inserts (4)
International navigation lighting
Low profile windshield with stainless steel top frame
Meets ABYC, USCG standards
Metallic Silver deck and hull paint
Mooring cleats (5), pop-up stainless steel
NMMA Certification
One piece fiberglass structural liner
PVC rub rail with 316 stainless steel insert
Pop-up ski pylon
Silver mylar engine hatch insulation
Stainless steel bow light cover with pop-up cleat
Stainless steel engine hatch logo
Stainless steel fill plates
Stainless steel thru-hull fittings
Hull model designators
Teak inserts on engine hatch (4)
Tumblehome aft
Adjustable bucket seats with integrated stainless steel handrails and headrest handrails
Cockpit cover
Cockpit LED lights
Forward storage with cargo netting
Helm and passenger teak foot rests
In-floor cooler storage
Lockable ski storage locker
Coach tan or Ivory Cream base vinyl
Coach tan or Creamy White gel coat cockpit color
Polished stainless steel seat base pedestal covers
Self-draining cockpit
Stainless steel cockpit beverage holders
Stainless steel hand rails
Teak cockpit floor
Accessory outlet, 12v
Compass, dash mounted
Custom Chris-Craft gauge package
Custom "Star" steering wheel
Custom chrome side mount control handle
In-dash LCD depth finder
Kenwood AM/FM stereo CD with 2 speakers, sub woofer, tweeters and in-dash remote control
Sirius satellite radio including a 6 month subscription (U.S. & Canada only)
Stainless steel drink holders
Tilt steering
Automatic bilge pump
Battery tray with battery switch
Bilge blower
Fuel tank with anti-siphon valve and electric sending unit
Power steering
Stainless steel trumpet horn
Standard safety package including automatic fire extinguisher
Air compressor for inflatables
Convertible top (exchange for bimini)
CE Certification (includes fire ext. system)
Selectable exhaust
Lifting ring package
Bow docking lights - LED
5.0L Gxi (270 PSHP, 201kW) - Standard
5.7L Gxi (320 PSHP, 239 kW)
Catalyst engines
Ocean X with duo props
High altitude drive
5.0L MPI (260 PSHP, 194 kW)
5.0L MPI Seacore (260 PSHP, 194 kW)
350 MAG MPI (300 PSHP, 224kW)
350 MAG MPI Seacore (300 PSHP, 224kW)
Catalyst engines
High altitude drive
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Stripe Color: Black gel
Dash/Cockpit Gel: Outback or Cream
Coach base vinyl/Beige thread color
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Toast (coach) canvas
Ivory Cream base vinyl/Chestnut thread color
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Remember how you used to feel about music?
Marjorie Cardwell and DC Cardwell here! We're Melbourne-based singer-songwriters, both of us originally from Northern Ireland. There's a big Beatlesque pop facet to most of our music…
But both of us draw on a huge range of influences – we love (and borrow from) classic rock'n'roll, soul, jazz, blues, reggae, swing, country… and the best pure pop from the last 100 years or so. In short, Omnipop.
We're always trying to get back to the feeling we had from music in our youth. So if some of our stuff sounds a little old-fashioned in a 60s/70s kinda way, that's why.
WAIT A MINUTE – the BIG news is that DC's new album, POP ART, is finally finished! The official release date is 3rd Feb, 2015 but if you order the CD from MadcarRecords it will be mailed out in mid-January so you will be among the first to own it. (You can listen to some of the tracks before you buy, too!)
"Another fine collection of melodic pop songs delivered with inspiration and imagination. Lovely melodies and vocals abound, and dig the beat in the gorgeous, McCartney-esque "Magic For Everybody" [a Sam Phillips cover] – Alan Haber, Pure Pop Radio
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Sole Bay Cottage, South Green, Southwold, Suffolk
From $297 / night
Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 5/
Bathrooms: 3/
Sleeps: 9/
Type: House
Sole Bay Cottage occupies a prime position on South Green, offering views of the sea over the Green and is neighbour to the Red Lion public house.
The house provides ample accommodation for up to 10 persons and is available for rent. Subject to availability it might be possible to rent a friend's beach hut to coincide with bookings. The hut is close to the steps to the beach at South Green. All details on line.
On the ground floor of Sole Bay Cottage are the Sitting room, Dining room, Kitchen, a Shower room and a separate WC. On the first floor there is a double Bed / Sitting room, another double Bedroom and a single Bedroom as well as the Laundry ...Read more
About the owner
About the owner
Charles T.
Charles T.
- Response rate: 90%
- Response time: Within a day
- Calendar updated: 4 months ago
Overall rating:
4.5 / 5.0
Sole Bay Cottage, South Green, Southwold, Suffolk Southwold, East of England, England
Additional Location Information
Sole Bay Cottage occupies a prime position on South Green, offering views of the sea over the Green and is neighbour to the Red Lion public house.
Southwold is a charming town, a mixture of building styles, materials and colours, with pubs and restaurants to suit everyone. The pace is relaxed - often referred to as being "left behind" - and peace and quiet is guaranteed. There is plenty to see and look at in the town itself and easy walks will take to across the river to Walberswick and other charming places. The beach is ideal for children, and almost at the door of Sole Bay Cottage.
More About This Location
Beach or lakeside relaxation, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest train station: Halesworth station, from London or Norwich, and a short bus or taxi ride, will see you in Southwold , 10 miles
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Dwight Howard's "Flash Mobile" – Dodge Challenger Hellcat SRT + $65000 of mods
NBA Players Trying Their Hand at Music
You can't expect Nas-like lyricism from athletes, but they do have the money for good production and guest verses. Lets take a look at some attempts
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Top 10 Nike Basketball Commercials Ever Made
Commercials are usually meant to sell a product, but Nike commercials are also works of cinematic art.
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Geert Wilders NOT Guilty, Case Dismissed.
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AGT Semifinals Finally Start and Edon Doesn't Disappoint
The 14 year-old musical prodigy hopes to be one of 3 acts to move forward
By: David Shear
Week one of America's Got Talent Semifinals is finally here and the 14 year-old simply known as Edon did us proud.
After several weeks of YouTube shows, pull-backs, and anything else NBC could think of to pull a few more shows out of AGT, Edon Pinchot, the kippah-wearing singer/pianist is back performing.
And performing he did. Wowing the judges and audience with his rendition of One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful."
Standing ovations from both the crowd and judges and cheers of "Edon, Edon" from the crowd followed his performance.
"That was beau.ti.ful," said Judge Howie Mandel. "That was amazing. You are, when you think of the whole competition…the best singer of the competition."
"I imagine a lot of 13 year-old girls are going to be voting for you," remarked Howard Stern, who also provided some criticism which was followed by harsh boos from the audience. "I was a little bit bored by that song."
But Sharon Obsourne, the third AGT Judge, disagreed.
"I thought the song choice was spot on. It was perfect. Great song, age appropriate. Great performance. You put in everything. You are amazing."
Edon, justifying his song choice to Howard, said that he choose the song because "I felt that it was the right choice…to get the fans on their feet."
Edon, the fourth of five siblings, credits his sister, Arianne, now 18, for his success.
Arianne, a talented singer in her own right, introduced Edon to music.
"She has been feeding him a steady diet of Broadway musicals since he was a baby," Laurie Pinchot, mother of Edon and Arianne, said of her daughter. "Music is what they share."
Edon was part of the first 12 contestants to perform from the final 24. Only 3 will go through of these 12 and the competition is fierce, so don't forget to vote for Edon at NBC.com.


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Spectacular apartment in the heart of San Sebastia
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Bedrooms: 2/
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Sleeps: 5/
Type: Apt. / Condo
The vacation apartment Getaria is situated at the very heart of San Sebastian, within the main shopping and pedestrian area of the city. It is an exclusive accommodation located on the fourth floor of a modern building with a lift. The building was totally restored during 2005 and therefore, it is entirely refurbished.
First class materials and equipment were used in the reconstruction of the building and it is equipped with all comforts.
Getaria is a central holiday accommodation fitted with everything you may need for a perfect break in San Sebastian. It is a 60 square metres vacation apartment decorated in a smart and at the same time, simple ...Read more
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Spectacular apartment in the heart of San Sebastia San Sebastian - Donostia, Basque, Spain
Additional Location Information
San Sebastian's centre, as it could be expected, represents the heart of the city. It is a very elegant area situated between La Concha Beach (3 minutes walking) and the Urumea River. It borders on the Gros neighbourhood at East, on the Antiguo at West and on the Amara at South.
A great deal of shops and distinctive buildings are found in this area. Among these it is worth mentioning the Town Hall, the Victoria Eugenia Theatre or the Buen Pastor Cathedral, all of the less than five minutes walking from the apartment.
Bars and restaurants spread out all around this area and if you would like to enjoy some typical pintxos, you can try any of them here. Or perhaps you prefer to pop-in in the Old Town, which is just a five minute stroll away.
La Concha, world famous beach and bay, stands out in this area for its natural beauty but also for the spectacular panoramic views from its promenade. At the same time, La Perla, a thalassotherapy centre pioneer in San Sebastian's tourism since the beginning of the 20th Century is situated along this walk too.
The Miramar Palace appears as a natural frontier between the Antiguo, Aiete and the Centre neighbourhoods. This palace and its surrounding gardens facing the bay are like a banner for the city, as it was here where the former Royal Family used to spend their summer holidays at the beginning of the 20th Century. Thanks to these prestigious visitors San Sebastian became a very fashionable city among the elite tourism. Nowadays, the Miramar Palace houses the High School of Music of San Sebastian. You will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the bay from here.
Several supermarkets can be found in this area as well as one of the most attractive markets in the city, the San Martin market. Both, traditional and the latest shops are located in this store.
Very close to the city centre, at the entrance of the Old Town, there is another well-known market, La Bretxa. There is also a good combination of traditional and modern shops here, probably the most genuine market in the whole of San Sebastian.
A gorgeous route you may want to take is that going from La Concha to the harbour and from here to the Paseo Nuevo, all along the seaside. Parting from this Paseo Nuevo, you also may feel like going up to Urgull Mountain, just a 15 minute climb. And we can assure you that it will be worth it, as you will enjoy the most beautiful view of San Sebastian right from the top. Coming down from the Mountain, you get back to the Old Town and, after passing by the Town Hall, you will reach La Concha again.
If you come to visit the city by car, you will find that there are various public carparks in the city centre: La Concha, Boulevard, San Martín, Okendo, Amara and Buen Pastor.
Thanks to a modern and wide network of public transport, the Antiguo is very well connected to the other city neighbourhoods. For more information on public transport you can visit the official webpage: (website: hidden)
THE LESSOR " name of the lessor "
AND THE OCCUPANT " name of the occupant "
For the sake of this agreement, in their own name and representing themselves, mutually recognise each other's legal capacity to execute this season occupancy rental agreement, and as such,
DECLARE that:
1. " NAME OF THE LESSOR " (Lessor), Spanish Identity Card " LESSOR'S IDENTITY CARD NUMBER ", rent an apartment located in " ADRESS OF THE APARTMENT " Donostia.
2. The Occupant of the aforementioned rental unit is Mr/Mrs " NAME OF THE OCCUPANT " (Occupant), Passport number is " OCCUPANT'S PASSPORT NUMBER "
As a result, both parties freely execute this seasonal occupancy rental agreement, as stipulated in the Articles section below.
1. TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT. Occupant agrees to lease the rental unit for the period of " DAYS OF STAY " consecutive calendar days, beginning on " CHECK IN DATE " at 5:00 pm and ending on " CHECK OUT DATE " at 11:00 am.
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3. TERMS OF RENTAL. The Occupant acknowledges the sole and exclusive use of the rental unit for the purpose of seasonal occupancy.
4. SECURITY DEPOSIT. The Occupant will pay a Security Deposit of 200 euros for possible damages in the apartment. If at the end of the rent the apartment is like when the Occupant arrived, the 200 euros will be given back to the Occupant. If there are damages and/or the apartment in not given in a reasonable state of cleanliness, the cost will be reduced of the deposit.
5. SUBLETTING. The Occupant may not sublet the rental unit to third persons. Likewise, the Occupant will not alter the physical state of the rental unit or its dependencies, even when the unit's configuration or the performance of its components are not affected by such alterations.
6. UPKEEP & ROUTINE MAINTENANCE. The Occupant accepts the responsibility for the routine upkeep of the rental unit for the purpose of maintaining the good working order and hygiene of the rental unit. The Occupant also accepts responsibility for returning the unit at the end of the rental period, in the same good state in which it is received.
7. FURNISHINGS. The Occupant acknowledges the rental unit to be completely furnished. With the contract gives an inventory of the apartment furniture and utensils.
The loud music and partying are prohibited. It is important for guests to know that loud music or partying, as well as complaints from neighbours or the police may lead to immediate eviction, day or night.
The quiet time is from 10:00 pm to 10:00 am. We appreciate your cooperation and hope that you understand the importance of these rules. The apartment is located in a residential area. Please be considerate of the neighbours and respect their need for a good night's sleep.
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Hi, Could you change the burial location of John E. Lofback Mem #85963821 from the Riverside Cemetery in Ontonagon, MI to the Maple Grove Cemetery in Greenland, MI. This info is found on his death record. Thank you. Dan Castle VP Riverside Cemetery Association
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Hi there. No I am not working on the Bliss family genealogy. I found the photo in a box of old photos that belonged to a distant cousin who passed away. Fortunately the photo was clearly labeled with names. It's the only photo I have of them. Sorry. I do, however, work on other some other families from Allegan County, MI.
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Nice to hear from you Emily. I have only the one photo from the Bliss family. I don't believe they are related to my PULLENS in Allegan County, but the photo was found among possessions of a cousin who passed away. So I can only assume that the Bliss family must have been neighbors or friends of the Pullens.
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My husband was a close friend of Kurt and Ortha Krekel. We stopped at the cemetery to visit their graves yesterday. Today when I checked to see if there were on Find A Grave, we found their listings. Kurt actually died in Elm River Twp., Houghton, Michigan at his home. For some unknown reason a lot of the folks who die in the western UP of Michigan have Wisconsin listed as their last state of residence.
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Acute Phase Predictors of Subsequent Psychosocial Burden in Carers of Elderly Stroke PatientsThommessen B. · Wyller T.B. · Bautz-Holter E. · Laake K.
Department of Geriatric Medicine, Ullevaal Hospital, Oslo, Norway
Published online: 4/6/2001
Issue release date: April 2001
Number of Print Pages: 6
Number of Figures: 0
Number of Tables: 3
ISSN: 1015-9770 (Print)
eISSN: 1421-9786 (Online)
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The objective was to describe the psychosocial burden experienced by informal carers of elderly stroke victims, and to identify its predictors among baseline characteristics of the patients. From a prospective study of 171 elderly stroke patients admitted to a geriatric ward for rehabilitation in the acute phase, 68 patients living at home with a primary caregiver were identified 6 months after the stroke. At baseline, all the patients were assessed with respect to motor function, cognitive function, global handicap and activities of daily living, and after 6 months the caregivers were assessed, using the Relatives' Stress Scale. According to this, the most frequent impacts were worries that an accident might befall their relatives, that they had to reorganise their household routines and further, that their social life and ability to take holidays had been reduced. Impaired cognitive function was the only baseline patient characteristic that predicted a subsequent psychosocial burden on the carer. Special attention should be paid to elderly stroke patients initially assessed with impaired cognitive function and their caregivers.
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Received: Received: February 21, 2000
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The 4th District Court of Appeal granted a petition filed by The San Diego Union-Tribune and other media groups challenging the secrecy the judge said was necessary because of widespread publicity in the case.
Superior Court Judge John Thompson sealed the pretrial legal documents April 11, one day after the CBS television show "48 Hours" profiled the case, because he was afraid of "further poisoning" an "already polluted jury pool."
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Before sealing the defense challenge to Goldstein, Thompson imposed a gag order on all attorneys and potential witnesses in January and, as is his usual practice, barred news cameras from the courtroom.
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The Union-Tribune and other media are fighting similar issues of denied access to documents in the case of David Westerfield, who is accused of kidnapping and murdering 7-year-old Danielle van Dam. There is also a gag order in that case, in which the Sabre Springs man could face the death penalty.
Thompson, asked for a copy of the Rossum motion about two weeks ago, said it would not be released until after a hearing scheduled for Thursday.
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The 100: Count ONLY Sugar Calories and Lose Up to 18 Lbs. in 2 Weeks by Jorge CruiseFormat(s): ePub (Retail) & Mobi (Converted) Pages: 288 Language: English Publisher: William Morrow Publish Date: May 21, 2013 File Size: 1.41 MB Be a part of the diet revolution and change your relationship with calories forever America's favorite diet and fitness expert, Jorge Cruise, will change the way you think about calories. For years, conventional wisdom has continued to state the wrong and outdated research that says simply counting calories is the key to weight loss, and if you cannot follow that plan, you must lack willpower. Now Jorge Cruise's passion for dietary science has revealed the true cause of the obesity epidemic?counting the wrong calories! The 100 will free you from counting calories and points and constantly trying to eat less with the conclusive truth: all calories are not created equal. Jorge has been working to uncover the latest advances in dietary science for more than a decade, and now the newest science confirms that Sugar Calories are the only calories you'll need to keep track of on this simple, fast, and guilt-free weight-loss plan. Enjoy unlimited amounts of delicious and healthy no-count calories and still eat the foods you love. Learn the right foods to eat without ever feeling hungry or deprived on a plan that is so easy to incorporate and maintain that you can finally put an end to the vicious cycle of dieting. In addition to the 4-week plan, you get shopping lists and recommended food guides that can help you drop up to 18 pounds of stubborn belly fat. The 100 is the only plan you'll ever need. Stop counting the wrong calories and start losing weight and changing your life today with the help of Jorge Cruise and the no-count calorie revolution!Author:Jorge Cruise is the author of the five New York Times bestselling diet series The Belly Fat Cure, Body at Home, The 12-Second Sequence, The 3-Hour Diet, and 8 Minutes in the Morning.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 8, 2013 Disease-causing bacteria stink literally and the odor released by some of the nastiest microbes has become the basis for a faster and simpler new way to diagnose blood infections and finger the specific microbe, scientists reported here today at the 246th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific society.
The new test produces results in 24 hours, compared to as much as 72 hours required with the test hospitals now use, and is suitable for use in developing countries and other areas that lack expensive equipment in hospital labs.
"We have a solution to a major problem with the blood cultures that hospitals have used for more than 25 years to diagnose patients with blood-borne bacterial infections," said James Carey, Ph.D., who presented the report. "The current technology involves incubating blood samples in containers for 24-48 hours just to see if bacteria are present. It takes another step and 24 hours or more to identify the kind of bacteria in order to select the right antibiotic to treat the patient. By then, the patient may be experiencing organ damage, or may be dead from sepsis."
Sepsis, or blood poisoning, is a toxic response to blood-borne infections that kills more than 250,000 people each year in the United States alone. The domestic health-care costs to treat sepsis exceed $20 billion. In such a medical emergency, every minute counts, Carey explained, and giving patients the right antibiotics and other treatment can save lives.
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Glass Mug - Melbourne International Exhibition, 1880-1881 Reg. No: SH 960235
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- Clear glass engraved with Australian fauna and the words 'Melbourne International Exhibition 1880'. The glass, one of a set of three, would have been purchased as a souvenir of the Exhibition, which was held in the (Royal) Exhibition Building from 1 October 1880 to 30 April 1881. While display pieces could not be removed from the Exhibition Buildings until the close of the Exhibition, souvenirs were available to the casual visitor. Exhibitors therefore had a number of blanks like this glass, that would have been engraved on site.
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- Three matching crystal souvenir glasses with handles. Etchings of Australian flora and inscription are etched into the surface.
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- Donation from Mrs Diane Downie, 1996
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Issues Related to Law School Accreditation
GAO-07-314: Published: Mar 8, 2007. Publicly Released: Mar 8, 2007.
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In order to participate in certain federal programs, such as federal student financial aid, postsecondary institutions must be accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the Department of Education (Education). Accreditation ensures that schools provide basic levels of quality in their educational programs, and Education recognizes those agencies it concludes can reliably determine the quality of education provided by the schools and programs they accredit. Since 1952, Education has recognized the American Bar Association (ABA) as an accrediting agency for law schools. ABA accreditation is important to the 195 law schools it accredits because it allows their graduates the flexibility to take the Bar exam in any jurisdiction in the United States. The Department of Education requires that all recognized accrediting agencies periodically reapply for continued recognition. The Secretary of Education's accreditation advisory group, the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity (NACIQI), considered the ABA's most recent application for continued recognition in December 2006. The ABA was originally scheduled for review in December 2005, but Education postponed it twice based on the large volume of public comments that had to be reviewed, as well as concerns about the ABA's diversity standard. To address Congressional interest in these issues, we answered the following questions: (1) What is Education's process for recognizing accrediting agencies? (2) What is ABA's process for accrediting law schools? (3) What concerns have been raised about the ABA's accreditation process?
In summary, Education has established criteria for recognizing an accrediting agency and has mechanisms in place to assess compliance with the criteria. Agencies found to be in compliance with Education's criteria can be approved for up to 5 years. There are also mechanisms in place to defer or deny an agency's recognition. ABA has established standards for approval of law schools and has mechanisms in place to assess compliance with the criteria. Law schools are eligible for provisional approval when they demonstrate that they are in substantial compliance with each of the standards, and must demonstrate they are in full compliance to be fully approved. Some Education staff, law school administrators, and other third-parties have raised concerns about ABA's accreditation process, particularly with respect to the transparency and consistency of the process, as well as the legality of its diversity standard, which requires schools to demonstrate they are reaching out to underrepresented groups. Based on concerns that ABA is not fully in compliance with regulatory provisions that govern accreditation, Education and NACIQI have recommended that the Secretary of Education renew ABA's recognition for a period of 18 months, rather than the maximum period of 5 years.
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Issaquah educators receive grants
May 13, 2014
The East-King School Retirees' Association recently presented grants to a pair of Issaquah School District teachers.
Jane Brammer, a kindergarten teacher at Issaquah Valley Elementary School, will receive money to purchase "Reading Like a Writer" mentor texts for her classroom.
Go all-in for Issaquah Valley Elementary School at poker tournament
May 9, 2014
NEW — 6 a.m. May 9, 2014
Have fun and play poker for a great cause at a Issaquah Valley Elementary School PTA fundraiser May 10.
Purchase a seat for $50 in a no-limit Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament. Half of the buy-in goes to the school's PTA. The other half goes to the prize pool. There will also be a few other great prizes up for grabs.
The fundraiser is at the Lake Sammamish Elks Lodge No. 1843, 765 Rainier Blvd. N., behind the Issaquah Darigold.
Check-in/buy-in is at 5 p.m. with happy hour and food. An optional poker lesson is at 5:30 p.m. and cards are in the air at 6 p.m.
Local schools could lose budget flexibility
April 29, 2014
The Issaquah School District is likely to lose some flexibility in budgeting next year.
State officials announced April 24 that Washington would lose a waiver it has been receiving from the federal government which allowed the state flexibility under portions of the No Child Left Behind law.
Under the law, 100 percent of students need to be at their grade level standard in both reading and math by this year. For the past few years, the federal government has granted more than 40 states waivers from the requirement.
Schools honor top volunteers
April 8, 2014
Issaquah School District Golden Acorn and Outstanding Advocate Awards were recognized at a reception at Swedish/Issaquah on March 25.
Golden Acorns are presented, by a local PTA unit or council, to volunteers in recognition of their dedication and service to children and youths.
Since the beginning of the program, more than 44,000 Golden Acorns have been presented to volunteers throughout Washington state. A contribution in the name of the recipient(s) is made by the honoring PTA to the Washington State PTA Scholarship Program. From these contributions, WSPTA is able to provide grants to freshman students entering post-secondary education.
Schools plan future around expected growth
December 17, 2013
Officials are hoping to break ground on the new Issaquah Middle School next summer, and the replacement building will look much different than what was first envisioned.
The city of Issaquah's 30-year plan for its central business district is expected to add more than 7,700 residential units, and it's forcing the Issaquah School District to think more about long-term impacts to its facilities.
Steve Crawford, the district's director of capital projects, told school board members Dec. 11 that if downtown Issaquah grows as projected in the Central Issaquah Plan in the next three decades, it would add an estimated 2,850 students to the school district's enrollment. That represents a 15 percent increase over the district's current population of 18,400 students.
Issaquah teachers are critical of 'unsustainable workloads'
November 26, 2013
New standards, longer work days are top complaints
Members of the Issaquah Education Association met with the Issaquah School Board for an hour last week, and much of the discussion centered on what the IEA president termed "unsustainable workloads" for teachers.
During a study session prior to the school board's Nov. 13 meeting, the IEA — a union of more than 1,000 certificated teachers — spoke about the results of a bargaining survey conducted this fall. More than 70 percent of Issaquah's teachers responded, and a few common complaints emerged.
Washington's adoption of the Common Core State Standards, along with a new evaluation system for teachers and principals, have led to increased workloads and a general sense of overwhelming stress among educators, IEA officials said.
Community Church finds temporary home
September 10, 2013
The Community Church of Issaquah, the city's longest-established church, has been without a home since February.
After 45 years on Mountain Park Boulevard Southwest, Community Church of Issaquah sold the building to the Living Hope Bible Church.
While exploring locations for a permanent home, the congregation is temporarily worshiping at 1:30 p.m. Sundays at Issaquah Christian Church, 10328 Issaquah-Hobart Road, while maintaining an office at 85 N.W. Alder Place, in downtown Issaquah.
Issaquah Valley Elementary School declares lockdown
March 14, 2013
NEW — 5:19 p.m. March 14, 2013
Police received a report March 14 about a woman holding two rifles walking down Newport Way near Issaquah Valley Elementary School.
In response, the school issued a lockdown at about 12:10 p.m., until authorities investigated.
Cmdr. Stan Conrad, with the Issaquah Police Department, said an officer was dispatched to the area but failed to find anyone matching the woman's description. This afternoon, a sergeant was in the process of interviewing the individual who alerted police.
The school lifted the lockdown a half-hour later, at about 12:40 p.m.
New student assessments tested at elementary school
March 5, 2013
Issaquah Valley Elementary School has volunteered to be one of 162 schools in Washington participating in the pilot test of the new Smarter Balanced assessments.
The pilot test, expected to involve more than 1 million students across the country in grades three through 11, is being conducted in several states through late May.
Aligned to the new national evidence-based, rigorous Common Core State Standards in English language arts/literacy and mathematics, the assessment system is designed to measure student progress toward college and career readiness.
Issaquah Valley Elementary School is honored
February 26, 2013
For the second year in a row, Issaquah Valley Elementary School has received recognition for dramatic increases in reading and math for 2012. Only 96 other schools in Washington earned the award.
To earn School of Distinction status, schools must be performing at least at the state average in each grade level measured in their school (third through eighth grades, and 10th grade) on reading and math assessments as measured in the spring 2012 Measures of Student Progress and High School Proficiency exams. Schools meeting the requirement were then evaluated on combined reading and math improvement over the past five years. The top 5 percent of the elementary schools, middle/junior high schools, high schools and alternative schools are designated as Schools of Distinction.


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2015 Homecoming Gala
Nominations are now open for the 2015 Nevada Alumni Association Awards.
Honorees will be recognized during the 2015 Homecoming Gala.
Congratulations to the 2014 Nevada Alumni Association award recipients. We truly appreciate our outstanding alumni and friends, their accomplishments and support of the University of Nevada.
Alumna of the Year
Barbara Smith Campbell '78
Professional Achievement
Ronald J. Bath '68, '71MBA
Raymond P. Davis '71, '91MBA
Doris A. Sinofsky '49
Daniel O. Wyman '85M.D.
University Service
Theodore J. "T.J." Day (Posthumously)
Dan Rovig
Outstanding Young Alumnus
Amanda S. Casey '99, '06M.D.
Ryan C. Dotson '02, '05M.S.
Kaustav Sinha '05M.S., '08Ph.D.
Alumni Association Service
Randy J. Brown '89
Scott D. Fielden '88, '93M.D.
Jeffrey N. Pickett '89
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College and Unit Distinguished Alumni
Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources William C. Helming '64, '67M.S.
Business Riley M. Beckett '68
Division of Health Sciences Sandra L. Talley '68
Education Dorothy H. Huffey '61
Engineering's James G. Scrugham Medal Stephanie A. Luongo '05, '09M.S.
Liberal Arts William A. Chaffin '66
Libraries Elizabeth S. Ray '78M.Ed
Mackay School of Earth Sciences and Engineering William A. Harrigan '48
Outstanding Graduate Student Douglas W. Smith '97Ph.D
School of Medicine Ruben H. Saavedra '95M.D.
Science John R. Larue '65
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2014 Spreading the Word Youth Writing Contest Winners
First Place
- Short fiction: "Myrmidon" by Kayla Zhu, Grade 9 student at Eric Hamber Secondary School in Vancouver
- Poetry: "Jesus' Shrink" by Lila Mooney, Grade 9 student at Burnaby Central Secondary School
Second Place
- Short fiction: "This Planet's Beauty" by Anna Stead, Grade 11 student at Sutherland Secondary School in North Vancouver
- Poetry: "Department Store" by Kasey Boyle, Grade 12 student at St. Michael's University School in Victoria
Honourable Mention goes to
- Myron O'Laocha, Grade 8 student at Alcuin College, for his short story "Peter's Oak"
First prize in each category is $300, with a second prize award of $200. The prize winners, selected by a panel of publishing and writing professionals, will be published in The Claremont Review, a magazine that showcases aspiring young writers.
The winning submissions were judged blind by teacher and author Cathleen With and children's author and poet Robert Heidbreder. Here are their comments on the winning entries:
- "Myrmidon":
This was my first choice the minute I read it--Atwood would be proud of this new voice in writing.
Myrmidon clearly, carefully and coolly leads us into an emotionally-charged world through the voice of a 'humanoid servant.'
It is topical, thoughtful, effective and well-written.
- "Jesus' Shrink":
I laughed out loud at this funny twist on one of life's more studied leaders. The title alone had me giggling for days after. A poem filled with unique ideas and emotions.
With rich description and a haunting, unsettling setting, Jesus' Shrink captures the burden of everyone, human and divine.
We come to grasp the spirit of Jesus the man just as we come to understand how he share ours.
- "This Planet's Beauty": A lovely twisty story. I loved the way I gained perspective in this story, the point of view created more questions in my mind about our universe.
Active language, a strong plot and a startling ending make This Planet's Beauty a well-constructed, evocative piece of fiction.
- "Department Store": This department store wasn't any I've ever walked through--ironic, deft writing that left me challenging my sometimes consumer tastes. An insightful, fluid poem.
A poem in 10 letters: A quick staccato rhythm (like the movement of shoppers in a store), brief lines of fleeting images (like items on a shelf) and ten letters only (like the limits of a shopping experience) enliven this well-conceived poem. It alerts us to ourselves and others with freshness and energy.
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Leung, KY; De Castro, SC; Savery, D; Copp, AJ; Greene, ND; (2013) Nucleotide precursors prevent folic acid-resistant neural tube defects in the mouse. Brain: A Journal of Neurology , 136 (9) pp. 2836-2841. 10.1093/brain/awt209.
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Closure of the neural tube during embryogenesis is a crucial step in development of the central nervous system. Failure of this process results in neural tube defects, including spina bifida and anencephaly, which are among the most common birth defects worldwide. Maternal use of folic acid supplements reduces risk of neural tube defects but a proportion of cases are not preventable. Folic acid is thought to act through folate one-carbon metabolism, which transfers one-carbon units for methylation reactions and nucleotide biosynthesis. Hence suboptimal performance of the intervening reactions could limit the efficacy of folic acid. We hypothesized that direct supplementation with nucleotides, downstream of folate metabolism, has the potential to support neural tube closure. Therefore, in a mouse model that exhibits folic acid-resistant neural tube defects, we tested the effect of specific combinations of pyrimidine and purine nucleotide precursors and observed a significant protective effect. Labelling in whole embryo culture showed that nucleotides are taken up by the neurulating embryo and incorporated into genomic DNA. Furthermore, the mitotic index was elevated in neural folds and hindgut of treated embryos, consistent with a proposed mechanism of neural tube defect prevention through stimulation of cellular proliferation. These findings may provide an impetus for future investigations of supplemental nucleotides as a means to prevent a greater proportion of human neural tube defects than can be achieved by folic acid alone.
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