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Taylor County High School fell to Allen County-Scottsville 9-7 in the third-place game of the Panama City Beach Bash in baseball action last week in Florida.
The Cardinals (10-4) began the week with a 21-0, five-inning thrashing of Bullitt Central on April 6.
Jordan Nicholas (four innings) and Griffin Hall (one) combined for the shutout with Daniel Carney getting three hits (two doubles and a single) and Tyler Frogge, Hunter McQueary and Jack Miller getting two hits apiece.
Coach Jeff Gumm's Taylor County Cardinals made it eight victories in 10 starts this season with a 4-3 victory at John Hardin on Wednesday night.
The Cardinals struck first with a three-run second inning. However, the Bulldogs knotted the score with a three-spot of their own in the bottom of the fifth frame.
Taylor County pushed across a run in the top of the seventh and freshman reliever Collin Watson finished his 2 2/3-inning sting to earn the mound win in support of junior southpaw starter Dalton Brown.
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Transplantation of human neural stem cells transduced with Olig2 transcription factor improves locomotor recovery and enhances myelination in the white matter of rat spinal cord following contusive injury
1 Brain Disease Research Center, Institute for Medical Sciences, Ajou University School of Medicine, Suwon, Korea
2 Department of Neurology, Ajou University School of Medicine, Suwon, Korea
3 Department of Anatomy, Ajou University School of Medicine, Suwon, Korea
4 Laboratory of Cell Biology, Institute for Medical Sciences, Ajou University School of Medicine, Suwon, Korea
5 Medical Research Institute, Chungang University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea
6 Division of Neurology, Department of Medicine, UBC Hospital, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
BMC Neuroscience 2009, 10:117 doi:10.1186/1471-2202-10-117Published: 22 September 2009
Contusive spinal cord injury is complicated by a delayed loss of oligodendrocytes, resulting in chronic progressive demyelination. Therefore, transplantation strategies to provide oligodendrocyte lineage cells and to enhance the extent of myelination appear to be justified for spinal cord repair. The present study investigated whether transplantation of human neural stem cells (NSCs) genetically modified to express Olig2 transcription factor, an essential regulator of oligodendrocyte development, can improve locomotor recovery and enhance myelination in a rat contusive spinal cord injury model.
HB1.F3 (F3) immortalized human NSC line was transduced with a retroviral vector encoding Olig2, an essential regulator of oligodendrocyte development. Overexpression of Olig2 in human NSCs (F3.Olig2) induced activation of NKX2.2 and directed differentiation of NSCs into oligodendrocyte lineage cells in vitro. Introduction of Olig2 conferred higher proliferative activity, and a much larger number of F3.Olig2 NSCs were detected by 7 weeks after transplantation into contused spinal cord than that of parental F3 NSCs. F3.Olig2 NSCs exhibited frequent migration towards the white matter, whereas F3 NSCs were mostly confined to the gray matter or around the lesion cavities. Most of F3.Olig2 NSCs occupying the spared white matter differentiated into mature oligodendrocytes. Transplantation of F3.Olig2 NSCs increased the volume of spared white matter and reduced the cavity volume. Moreover, F3.Olig2 grafts significantly increased the thickness of myelin sheath around the axons in the spared white matter. Finally, animals with F3.Olig2 grafts showed an improvement in the quality of hindlimbs locomotion.
Transplantation of NSCs genetically modified to differentiate into an oligodendrocytic lineage may be an effective strategy to improve functional outcomes following spinal cord trauma. The present study suggests that molecular factors governing cell fate decisions can be manipulated to enhance reparative potential of the cell-based therapy.


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Preheat oven to 425°F. Line large baking sheet with parchment paper. Mix flour, oats, brown sugar, baking powder and salt in large bowl. Using fingertips, rub in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add milk; stir until dough forms.
Drop dough onto prepared baking sheet, forming six 2 1/2-inch-diameter biscuits and spacing 3 inches apart. Sprinkle with 2 teaspoons sugar. Bake until biscuits are golden and tester inserted into biscuit comes out clean, about 20 minutes. Transfer to rack. (Can be made 8 hours ahead. Cool. Store airtight at room temperature.)
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Combine plums, 1/3 cup sugar, lemon juice, ginger and cinnamon in heavy medium saucepan. Cook over medium heat until plums release their juices but are still firm, stirring occasionally, about 4 minutes. Add butter. Stir until butter melts. Cool slightly.
Using electric mixer, beat cream and powdered sugar in large bowl until stiff peaks form. Using serrated knife, slice off top 1/3 of biscuits. Transfer biscuit bottoms to plates. Spoon half of plum mixture over biscuits. Spoon whipped cream atop plum mixture. Spoon remaining plum mixture atop cream, dividing equally. Place biscuit tops over plum mixture. Serve immediately.


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- 7-day tour of Spain's most famous cities
- Enjoy guided tours in Cordoba, Seville, Granada and Barcelona
- Visit the beautiful Alhambra and Generalife Gardens in Granada
- Admire Antoni Gaudi's masterpieces in Barcelona, including La Sagrada Familia
- Spend six nights in deluxe or standard hotels (your choice) in Seville, Granada, Valencia and Barcelona
- Transportation in an air-conditioned deluxe motor coach
What You Can Expect
In Cordoba, visit the Mosque of Cordoba and the Jewish Quarter, which will reveal a beautiful network of alleys, squares and whitewashed courtyards, reflecting the importance of the city in the medieval period. The highlights of Spain continue throughout your seven days as you visit these historic and picturesque Spanish cities.
Enjoy the following sights, stops and attractions on your tour:
- See the cathedral, the Alcazar, and the Santa Cruz quarter of Seville, a lively city of Arab influence on the banks of the Guadalquivir River.
- Admire the Arab architecture of the Alhambra and the Generalife Gardens in Granada.
- Visit Valencia, with its Silk Exchange and the City of Arts and Sciences.
- Have both free time and a guided tour in Barcelona, home to Antoni Gaudi masterpieces like La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell.
- Spend free time in Zaragoza, where your guide will recommend the top attractions like the Basilica del Pilar and La Seo Cathedral.
Please see the Itinerary section below for details on each day of the tour.
Day 1: Madrid - Cordoba - Seville (D)
Start your 7-day tour of Spain with a trip from Madrid to the beautiful city of Cordoba. Its old town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the second largest in Europe. Visit the Jewish Quarter (Juderia), part of Cordoba's historic center.
Your guide will lead you through its medieval streets, show you the gorgeous synagogue and tell you about Cordoba's Jewish history. Take a break for lunch (own expense), and then head to the most famous landmark of the city – the Great Mosque of Cordoba. Have a look inside and admire the forest of columns and red-and-white arches.
Then board your deluxe motor coach for the drive to Seville, where you'll enjoy a delicious dinner (included) and spend one night.
Seville accommodation: Catalonia Santa Justa (standard) or Melia Lebreros (superior)
Day 2: Seville (B, D)
After breakfast (included), spend Day 2 in Seville, the capital of the Andalusia region and the cultural center of southern Spain. Go on a panoramic tour, where you'll see Seville's top attractions from your motor coach. Take a good look at the Cathedral of St Mary, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world – it's impressive!
Then, head out on a walking tour with your expert guide and visit the Santa Cruz quarter, the former Jewish quarter with winding alleys and picturesque lime-washed houses. See the famous Alcazar, Seville's magnificent royal palace and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Have a short lunch break (own expense), and then continue your tour around the Alcazar and to the beautiful Maria Luisa Park, the principal green area of Seville and the perfect location to relax. The park is home to the great Plaza de España – a fabulous location to take some stunning pictures!
You'll have the rest of the day free to discover more of the city on your own. Your guide will recommend the best sights to see and things to do. Make your way through the various quarters, like the Triana, with many historical buildings, the Macarena, where most of Seville's monuments can be found, or Nervión, a modern neighborhood in eastern Seville.
After dinner (included), you have the option to go on a Flamenco tour to see a performance of Spain's traditional Flamenco dance (own expense).
Seville accommodation: Catalonia Santa Justa (standard) or Melia Lebreros (superior)
Day 3: Seville - Granada (B, D)
After breakfast (included), leave Seville behind and move on to Spain's sunshine city, Granada.
Your guide will show you the famous Alhambra Palace and the Generalife Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site visited by two million people each year, making it the most-visited attraction in Spain.
La Alhambra is a massive palace and fortress complex that was once the home of many Arab sultans. Hear the history behind the beautiful architecture from your guide and be amazed by the beautiful Moorish features. Next to the Alhambra are the sumptuous Generalife Gardens, with interestingly shaped trees, gorgeous flowers and stunning fountains, perfect for a relaxing stroll.
After your dinner (included), you have the option to go on a Gypsy Night Tour (own expense) to the Albaizyn quarter (the old Arabic quarter) with your guide. Or simply discover more of Granada on your own, and check out the local nightlife. You'll spend the night in Granada.
Granada accommodation: Los Angeles (standard) or Melia Granada (superior)
Day 4: Granada - Valencia (B)
After breakfast (included), continue your seven-day tour to Valencia, where you'll spend the night.
Enjoy a panoramic sightseeing tour and see the most important sights, such as the Cathedral of Valencia and the impressive Plaça de l'Ajuntament when you arrive. Absorb the beauty of the city as your guide tells you about Valencia's history.
You can then join an optional walking tour around Valencia's old quarter (own expense) and visit the Silk Exchange and the Fallas Museum.
Dinner is not included on this day, but your guide will recommend the best local restaurants that offer paella, the traditional dish for which Valencia is famous.
Valencia accommodation: Tryp Oceanic (standard) or Abba Acteon (superior)
Day 5: Valencia - Barcelona (B)
You'll have breakfast in Valencia (included), and then enjoy free time to discover more of the enchanting corners of the city. Work on your tan at the beach, educate yourself in one of the various museums (at own expense) or see sharks, dolphins and jellyfish at L'Oceanogràfic (entrance fee not included). If you have trouble picking something, you'll also have the option to go on a guided sightseeing tour (additional cost).
In the early afternoon, depart Valencia for Barcelona, where you'll spend the next two nights. Dinner is at your own expense; your guide will recommend restaurants where you can enjoy the finest Spanish cuisine.
Barcelona accommodation: Catalonia Atenas (standard) or Barcelona Plaza (superior)
Day 6: Barcelona (B)
After breakfast (included), enjoy a panoramic city tour of Barcelona, the capital of the region of Catalonia and the second-largest city in Spain. Your guide will show you the top attractions; relax in your motor coach and see the Park of Montjuic, the Olympic Ring, the old Gothic quarter and the impressive buildings designed by Spain's famous architect Antoni Gaudi.
Then spend the rest of the day exploring Barcelona on your own. Make up your own itinerary and go for a walk on Las Ramblas, the city's famous promenade. Or breathe in fresh sea air at the beach, and visit some of Gaudi's masterpieces, such as La Sagrada Familia or Park Güell.
Dinner is not included on this day, but your guide will again recommend local restaurants.
Barcelona accommodation: Catalonia Atenas (standard) or Barcelona Plaza (superior)
Day 7: Barcelona - Zaragoza - Madrid (B)
After breakfast in Barcelona (included), head off to your last destination of your tour – Zaragoza. You will have free time here to see the top sights of this intriguing city, such as the Basilica del Pilar, La Seo Cathedral and the Aljaferia Palace, at your leisure.
Then depart Zaragoza for the return trip to Madrid.
The hotels detailed above are as a reference only and are subject to change.
Customer Reviews
October 2014
Joseph was an excellent guide for this tour. He looked after us very well and really made the trip. It was great for us being first timers in Spain. We met lovely people and really would like to go back to Spain with a bit longer in each city.
October 2014
The tour was well planned,we had a friendly tour guide namely HUGO and enjoyed the whole tour.


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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Back-to-School Bateaux: Craftiness is Not Optional
Look at this happy girl! This is of course the beautiful work (and beautiful girl) of Jess from Craftiness is not Optional, the next stop on the Back-to-School Bateaux pattern tour.
Jess and I have a few things in common, starting with the fact that we are both mothers to three little girls. I wish we lived next door to each other. How much fun would that be?! We both also love sewing for our girls, putting together birthday parties for them (we both wish we had more time to spend on that party planning however) and I could go on... Did you see her Ballet Bash? So darling. I think her Bapron may be the smartest and cutest sewing pattern for babies around. She has dozens of cute tutorials on her site, and she is part of the creative powerhouse behind the new Five and Ten Designs ebook. (I will be reviewing it and sewing from it soon--can't wait.)
Jess has sewn a darling version of the Bateau Neck Elastic Waist Dress. I love this floral knit she found, the purple contrasting chest pocket and the white faux tie. You'll want to see more of her cute photos here.
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- Venus-Suburbia Soup said...
I am in love... seriously!!! Just bought the pattern and I'm adding this to Lala's fall wardrobe. Thanks!!!!
- August 29, 2013 at 8:50 AM
- Bari Jo said...
Been enjoying seeing all these fun sewing projects for the little ones! What a great pattern! Had fun catching up reading what I've missed on your blog! And I love the bapron pattern too! :O) Have a great back to school season!
- August 29, 2013 at 11:56 AM
- Crafted by Carly said...
That's so cute! I want one for me!!! :-)
- August 30, 2013 at 9:42 AM
- Jess@craftiness is not optional said...
aw I totally wish we were neighbors, too! Our girls would have so much fun playing with each other! (and attending each other's parties FOR SURE!) Thanks for all the sweet things you said!
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Whole Wheat Pear Bread
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|Bartlett pears
|3 (Fresh)
|2 Tablespoon
|Grated lemon peel
|1 Teaspoon
|Firmly packed light brown sugar
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 , beaten
|Sifted all purpose flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Baking soda
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cloves
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Whole wheat flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped walnuts
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Core pears, but do not peel.
Cut lengthwise slices from one pear and reserve to decorate top of bread.
Dice enough remaining pears to measure 1 cup.
Mix shortening, grated lemon peel, and brown sugar in a bowl.
Add honey, lemon juice, water, and egg; mix well.
Sift all purpose flour, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, and cloves; stir in whole wheat flour.
Add flour mixture to liquid mixture, stirring just enough to moisten flour.
Mix in walnuts and diced pears.
Turn into a greased 9x5x3 inch loaf pan and ar range reserved pear slices crosswise along center.
Bake at 325°F 70 to 75 minutes.
Cool bread 10 minutes in pan on wire rack; remove from pan and cool completely before slicing or storing.
Recipe Summary
Course:Breakfast, Fruit Dessert
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
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I grew up in the rumble seat of a '31 Ford Model "A" and had some of the most exciting adventures in that car. Those times were some of the best memories I shared with my family. As a result of being raised around classic cars I can be found at car shows around the area in 1940's or '50's fashions. I can also be seen under the hood of a car tuning it up or underneath changing the oil. On another day I can be spotted at the beach watching the waves, walking along the water, or playing Frisbee. If I am not there I am at the batting cages cracking the ball off the bat, or at the driving range working on my swing. If I can't play the game I am definitely watching one at the ballpark. There is nothing more thrilling or relaxing than watching a baseball game. I am a Yankees fans at heart, but I have to support my local San Francisco Giants too. Any chance to go to a 49er game is always an amazing experience as well. I am a lover of life and all it has to offer and I look forward to it all. I am extremely grateful for who I am, where I am, and what I have. I am the happiest in any healthy situation from going to Rainbow Grocery, getting a massage or hiking. I always feel fabulous when engaged in these activities. I love to laugh, make food, and exercise. I also love adventuring in and around the city. San Francisco and the Bay Area have so much to do and see it is always a fun ride. In addition I have the passion to travel the world and explore other cultures. I'm Independent, but I also cherish the time spent with the one I connect with. I love to share quite moments watching movies at home and adventurous outings like hang gliding or traveling to Tahiti. I am very open to new adventures and exciting opportunities that life offers us each day. I believe honesty helps people connect from their heart and communication keeps them growing together. I honor loyalty, integrity, and a positive attitude. I enjoy learning from others, and laughing together. I like learning new things; while being open minded in the process. I cherish the natural flow that comes about between two people who really connect. I feel chemistry happens without even trying and it touches the heart when you least expect it. I am attracted to people who are fun, adventurous, active, intelligent, and are excited about life. You'll have my attention if you are respectful, are a gentleman, caring, creative and grounded. I invite you to email me if you feel the match!
Cooking , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing sports , Religion/Spiritual , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports
Auto racing / Motorcross, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Golf, Martial arts, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Birds, Dogs, Fish, Other
They change all the time. I'm always looking for something new and exciting. New York, Seattle, Oregon (so green), Hawaii, Grand Canyon Ocean Beach, the Marina, Ghirardelli Square, Golden Gate Park, Haight and Ashbury, Sausalito
I love raw/vegan food and any healthy adventure! I like a range of music from alternative, rap, reggae, rock, oldies, classical, and world. Classic movies and some new ones too The warmth of the sun, the clean air after rain, comedy, an open-mind.
I enjoy the beach, movies, hiking, walking, traveling, taking photos, museums, art galleries, theatre and anything different and intriguing.
I last read The Voice of Knowledge.
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|Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
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"I always underestimate Stephen King. Why?"
I read this book when it was first released and loved it but as I have gotten older, I stopped reading King. I decided to give this audiobook a spin and am very glad that I did. It reminded me again that King is just better than I want to believe for some reason. Excellent story and an even better reading performance. The narrator actually does some pretty good impressions and his reading of Richie was very entertaining. All around a top-shelf audiobook and it just took it's place in my Audible top 10 list.
"Audio Book Done Right"
Many of King's audio books have been plagued by annoying and grating mood music, and at time poor narration. This is not the case for It.
Steven Weber does a fantastic job. So good, I might look for books he narrates even if the author is unknown to me.
The presentation is also clean and free from added music. If you have avoided King's books in the past due to a bad experience with this on a previous one, don't avoid this one.
As for the story itself (odd how the production has often taken the focus on these books, eh?), it is now one of my favorite King books. I found it more chilling than The Shining, and I was always anxious to get back into the car to hear more. Typically, I'll put the audio books on for just my commute, but I'd put It on for 10 minute trips to Home Depot.
Good book, good production. More than worth the monthly credit.
Addicted to audiobooks & podcasts. 5 Stars=I Loved It, 4 Stars=Enjoyed it Thoroughly, 3=Kinda Good, 2=Bad/Boring, 1=Complete Waste of Credit
I read this book when it first came out so many years ago and loved it, but it wasn't my absolute fave King title. I saw the TV series/movie years later and thought.......well, they didn't do it justice and they changed too many things - disappointing. With my knowledge of the story and the memory of enjoying it but not "to die for" loving it, I downloaded the audio version simply to add it to my collection - then it got back-burnered for awhile. What a dope! I had no idea I was sitting on such an amazing work of art - the narration of Steven Weber has officially blown me away!! This is truly one of the best audio books I have in my library - it is incredibly long but I didn't want it to end! I have always admired King's talent but I can say without reservation that if King tried to narrate it himself, he couldn't hold a candle to Mr. Weber's performance on his best day. Wow. Wow. Wow!
"The best."
I read this book for the first time when I was thirteen. I wondered whether I would enjoy it as much now that I'm an adult and listened to this audiobook to see. The performance actually adds to the story, which I think is usually not the case with audiobooks. Perfect.
"One of the best performances you'll listen to"
Weber brings this story to life with a vivid performance. He ranges from delivering creepy and scary to sweet and poignant and nails each character. The book itself could have used an editor. It's got a compelling story but too many superfluous tangents. The Stand was long too, but I didn't feel like King was wasting my time. There were times in It where I felt he was. But he always does a great job with characters and drawing you into the story, and this is no exception. Listen for Weber's narration. It's great.
"Even though..."
I've read and re-read this book, I had never listened to it, so I tried it as an experiment. WOW, it came alive a whole different way for me! I expected (a little) to be disappointed, but the narrator was super, and even though I knew the ending, I was hooked right through. Glad I used a credit for it!
"First Stephen King Experience"
I can't believe I am as old as I am and have never read anything by Stephen King. Well I would have to say the wait was worth it. This book was fantastic. The narration could not be better. I have listened to and read many "thrillers" and not one had me actually scared. The way the story was told kept me wanting more. This may have been my first but it certainly won't be my last. Can't wait for the next one.
I read this when I was younger and unable to appreciate the fact that "some things you are able to do when you're 12, you can never do again." Pedophile themes run rampant as do the dirty secrets of a small suburban town, and of course there are horrific elements, as in much of King's work. But, at it's core, it is a tale of childhood friends uniting and then reuniting over tragic circumstances. The characters are rich and multi-faceted. The plot is compelling and intricate. Unlike many of King's books, particularly those of late (I'm looking at you, Under the Dome), which are in need of a more harsh editor, no page of this book is dull or without punch. IT is well worth taking the time to read, and it is even more chilling to listen to than to read in print.
"Great Story, Super Naration!"
This is a Steven King classic for sure. It a truly scary tale with lots of details and the narration is totally awesome! This is the best combination of a great story teller and a very talented narrator that I can recall. Go get this book!
"A Great reading!"
Steven Webber does a marvelous job of not just narrating the book, but bringing all the various characters to life. Like King's "The Body" (the story Stand by Me was based on) IT takes me back to memory of wonderful and dangerous childhood days.


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Euskaltel-Euskadi protest rider's innocence after B sample tests positive
Spanish UCI ProTour team Euskaltel-Euskadi has said that it will continue to stand by its rider Mikel Astarloza, despite the confirmation of his positive test for EPO announced after this year's Tour de France following analysis of the B sample.
Astarloza, who won Stage 16 of the race and finished 11th overall, received a provisional suspension on 31 July after an A sample taken in an out-of-competition test on 26 June, before the Tour began, was found to be positive – or, as Euskaltel-Euskadi describes it, "non-negative".
The team, based in the Basque country, from where it also draws its riders and sponsors, said in a press release on its website that it wasn't surprised at the positive – sorry, "non-negative" – result, given that "it was leaked to the media a few days ago".
It added that it had faith in Astarloza's innocence, and that it would seek to prove that with the help of its lawyers.
Euskaltel-Euskadi – minus the suspended Astarloza, who is now set to receive a two-year ban from the sport – is among the teams that will line up in Scunthorpe on Saturday for Stage 1 of the Tour of Britain.


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|Reviews for When in Middle Earth facelifted & Revised edition
| XBrightCitiesx chapter 14 . 5/25
Hehe, I like your last sentence on how scarily accurate people can be when thinking about...THE FUTURE...I donno I've had those days to! :) please update soon I love how badass you make Sakura look! Awesome work, big fan of lord of the rings too, lols! Update a chapter soon please!?
| chocolily92 chapter 2 . 3/13
I love it! So happy that you editted the original story to make it more understandable by filling in the gaps :)
| rorororororororororo chapter 14 . 3/3
One of the best Naruto & LOTR crossover i have ever read! I thought the original story was awesome but this.. this is 10 even better in my opinion. Beautifully written/edited/revised etc. If you ever get the chance/time, please update it. I'm hooked for good.
| Guest chapter 14 . 2/28
All this is unnesscary anf will pretty much cause u to lose intrest in the story
| Sigurd chapter 10 . 1/29
It's rather foolish to not have some belief in the soul when there are multiple characters that bring back the dead, and seal said soul, and so on. I assume the Ringwraiths are explicitly immortal except in the case of heavy prophecies, but, well, crossovers have to allow for changes. Continues to be an excellent fic.
| an avid fan chapter 14 . 1/16
Oops I got you up to 666 reviews. That's a bad number. This one will get you up to 667. A much better number.
| an avid fan chapter 14 . 1/16
I loved the first one, I have loved this one-even though it's been on chapter 14 for the past 3 years. I can't give up on it yet. I really want to, but once a month I find myself here and scrolling through the chapters hoping to see the magical "15. Chapter Fifteen". I have been reading this since the day the fist one was published and I hung off every word. I still long to know how Sakuras arm will heal, or how everyone reacts to the zombie arm. Maybe I should become one of those annoying reviewers: every two hours a new review left to remind you of this lovely piece. Please update soon.
| MasterXMaster chapter 14 . 1/14
Beautiful fic, I hope you'll continue it!
| MasterXMaster chapter 4 . 1/13
I'm just in love with your rewrite. It's done so well, blending Sakura in the story believably and with great character developement. Thanks for the effort!
| Alex chapter 14 . 12/21/2014
I miss this fic its easily the most interesting fan fic I have ever read
| ASadPerson chapter 14 . 12/13/2014
I am in love with this fic, hope you update soon :(
| WolftheForsaken chapter 14 . 10/29/2014
Would love to see their reaction to Kakashi
| WildCard-Yes Man chapter 14 . 9/21/2014
| Flammeous chapter 14 . 9/14/2014
Ever going to finish it? Because if you are, I'd like to know, it's a good story.
| I'mSad chapter 14 . 9/12/2014
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In case you don't want to act as a Guinea pig you might consider buying food which is certified, or declared, to contain no OGM. That means, as far as I know but I could be wrong, excluding most of produce coming from the US unless certified no OGM-derived products inside, because the US allow the confusion of OGM food with non-OGM food (the distributive chain mixes OGM and non-OGM raw matters if you buy "rapeseed oil" you have no idea how much of it is derived from GM rapeseed).
The general rule in Europe is that OGM-derived European produce cannot be used for human consumption, BUT there is no prohibition regarding OGM-derived produce (typically US import) which is not traceable.
If you want to avoid food from OGM you better avoid US-made food containing corn, rapeseed oil, and other common GM produce. That's true in Europe as well, you have to avoid products containing US produced raw material.
To state it better, as far as I know GM corn is not allowed in European produced food but if you buy that Bonduelle can of corn (which contains US corn) you are buying an unknown percentage of GM corn. The fact that Bonduelle is a French brand doesn't help because it can use US corn and trade treaties between Europe and US don't allow exclusion from imports for goods for which there is no OGM traceability, which - is argued - is precisely the reason why there is no traceability in the US. (If it was traced the import of OGM-derived produce for human consumption could be forbidden).
There is probably something wrong in what above but you get the general meaning. Europe is forbidding OGM-derived products for human consumptions only if the OGM-product is European.
The underlying bet is possibly that, in the long run, people will see US products as "junk" and European products as "quality" products as the US will have compromised their reputation as a provider of food products.
For the moment if you buy a rapeseed oil bottle you might want to check the country of origin.


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how does this tent compare to the msr...
how does this tent compare to the msr stormkingI see the price is about half
the eureka one is only three men and it has almost the same pole design. the msr one has 2 doors and the eureka has only 1 door and 1 vestibules, the eureka one has a window which is very nice to look threw when it is snowing and raining. the eureka tent has been used on mt. everestThe MSR Stormking is a five person tent, weighs 2 pounds more, & is $400 more expensive. The decision is all yours!(The comment about the doors and the vestibule is incorrect in this answer. The K2-xt has 2 doors and 2 vestibules - a large hooped one in the front, and a stake out one in the back. The doors are both the same - in fact, the tent body is symmetrical, the fly can be rotated 180.)The K2-XT has two doors and two vestibules actually. The larger one is pictured, the smaller is perfect for boots and like items.
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Over 350 robotics related events throughout Europe with more than 130 participating organisations from 19 European countries
28th of November – 4th of December 2011
Looks nice
Anybody got experience with this mini Nano v2 Digital Storage Oscilloscope?
Nice flexible robot arm with gripper. No motors only air pressure.
I have tried to build my robot according to the schematics below, but it is not working. Where did I go wrong??
Have fun with it.
Remember wednesday april 14, 2010 there are the qualification rounds for the DTU Robocup competition at DTU in Lyngby, Denmark.
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UM Recruit Gives Grieving Teammate TD
College football programs put a big emphasis on recruiting character guys. Michigan has clearly found one in St. Clairsville (OH) High running back and linebacker Michael Ferns.
During the fourth quarter of an Oct. 5 game against Richmond Edison High, Ferns appeared on his way to his 12th touchdown of the season but opted to slow up and walk out of bounds at the 1-yard line. Why? So that freshman teammate Logan Thompson could score a touchdown in honor of his father, who had died of a stroke two days prior to the game.
St. Clairsville coach Brett McLean had secretly encouraged any of his players with a clear path to the end zone to stop short and give Thompson a chance to score. When Ferns made good on that strategy, two confused officials signaled a touchdown — a ruling that Ferns' teammates protested adamantly.
"I think it's the first time that the refs have seen our boys argue against us getting a touchdown," McLean told USA Today's Jason Jordan. "I told Logan, 'We're gonna get you in the end zone.' "
Sure enough, Thompson scored from one yard out on the next play, with Ferns clearing the way as a blocking fullback. It was the first touchdown of Thompson's high school varsity career.
It was one that his teammates, including a Wolverines recruit, will remember forever.


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The New England Patriots defense cut down on allowing long completions as the season went on. The Baltimore Ravens never stopped making them. The Patriots (13-4) know they must keep Joe Flacco from connecting on deep throws to Torrey Smith, Anquan Boldin and Jacoby Jones in Sunday's AFC championship game. Those wide receivers have combined for 13 catches that gained 40 or more yards this season. The longest was by Jones, whose 70-yarder with 31 seconds left enabled the Ravens (12-6) to tie the Denver Broncos and then beat them 38-35 in two overtimes in last Saturday's divisional playoff game. In their first game against the Patriots this season, the Ravens had five completions of at least 25 yards and won 31-30 in Week 3. --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL
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The fun began Wednesday at the Waukesha County Fair and continues through Sunday.
The fair is open from 10 a.m. to midnight Thursday through Saturday, July 18-20 and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday, July 21 at the Waukesha County Expo Grounds, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha.
Cost: Adults, $9; Youth (6 to 12 years old), $3; Children 5 and under, free; Daily Parking is $5 (vehicle entry is subject to availability).
Main Stage headliners: Hinder 8 p.m. July 18; Cheap Trick 8 p.m. July 19; Slaughter and Great White 7 p.m. July 20; The Spinners 6 p.m. July 21
Entertainment at the Leinie Lodge and Coors Light Stage, which includes many local bands, is included with fair admission.
Thursday, July 18 — 1 to 4 p.m., KC's Music Machine; 5 to 7:30 p.m., Nora Collins; 8 to midnight, Nicole Kottke Band
Leinie Lodge:
Friday, July 19 — 11 a.m .to 3 p.m., Jimmy Whitaker; 4 to 7 p.m., Aftermarket Switch; 8 p.m .to midnight, The Toys
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pancake-breakfast; 8 a.m., Waukesha County Fair Third Annual Fun Run/Walk & Awards, www.waukeshacountyfair.com
walk; 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Jimmy Whitaker; 1 to 3 p.m., Third Street; 4 to 7 p.m., The Now Band; 8 p.m. to midnight, Sweet Tarts
Sunday, July 21 — 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Jimmy Whitaker; 3 to 6 p.m., Saving Savannah; and 6:30 to 9 p.m ., Rebel Grace,
Coors Light Stage:
Thursday, July 18 — 3 to 6 p.m., Brandon Miles; and 7 to 8 p.m. and 9:30 to 11 p.m., Eagle Trace
Friday, July 19 — 3 to 6 p.m., Becca Richter; and 7 to 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. to midnight, Lukyn Skyward
Saturday, July 20 — 3 to 5 p.m., Union Cadillac; and 6 to 7 p.m., 8:30 to 9 p.m. and 10:30 p.m ., MidCherry Pie
Sunday, July 21 — 11 a.m .to 3 p.m., Four on the Floor; and 4 to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m., Nostalgia
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Shutdown puts sale of Yankton post office on hold
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YANKTON (AP) â Officials say the government shutdown has put the sale of the Yankton post office on hold.
The Yankton Press and Dakotan reports that the federal website where the property was listed is not online because of the budget battle.
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Nokia is the first Windows Phone OEM to launch an LTE 4G based device and also the first to add NFC to Microsoft's Windows Phone.Read More
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The standard room was great. Specious, luxurious and well laid out. Everything clean, new and modern.
The front desk staff may be the most charming and efficient ladies in the entire hotel industry. Seriously.
The location is great if you need
to be in the Providencia area. There are many great dining options literally next door. If you want to see the Centro it's a $10 cab ride more or less.
Very comfortable spot.
Great weekend in Guadalajara, thanks to a great location hotel
Best Hotel in GDL
Great Hotel to stoy in GDL. Maybe the best in the cuty
great hotel
What makes the hotel great is the staff they were wonderful!
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family one night stay
not what I was looking for, really serious kind of place I was at the RIU in PV and it was just great!! when I came to Guadalajara Fiesta is too plain I felt like I was a bother to the front desk people when I was waiting on the lobby for a
relative to stop by and take me around the town. over all I will not stay at the Fiesta Americana , I will stay at the RIU pay a little more but get a much better place
family stay for one night
I like this hotel but I not used to the way the staff treat their guess I felt they were fake and acting not real at all . I hope this hotel will be a little more friendly and make you feel more at home . the place is clean and the bellmen are
really helpful but not in the front desk the service was terrible. I will probably stay at the RIU next time forget the Fiesta Americana.
All around good hotel
The hotel is new , modern, and beautifully designed. The hotel was only 30% full but they managed to put someone in a room directly next to me. The people in that room were so loud that on one evening I couldnt get to sleep until 130am. They
remained loud a half hour after a staff member asked them to quite down. The concierge was guite nice but lacking in printed material for various options for the city ie no info on musuems etc. I would stay there again on any visit to guadalajara city. It is located next to cinemas, casinos, and many good restaurants.
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Wedding for friends
Extremely friendly and attentive staff. Beautiful and clean!
I went for work to Guadalajara, this hotel made me feel I was there for pleasure
It has great service, around the hotel are great places to see. Great food
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ESL Advanced Class
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10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
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10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
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Certificate of Exemption - Mary Louey Gung, Department of Immigration, Victoria, 20 May 1957 Reg. No: HT 15759
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- Certificate issued by the Commonwealth of Australia on 20 May 1957 to certify that Mary Louey Gung and two children are authorized to enter the Commonwealth without being subject to restrictions. Mary arrived in Melbourne from Hong Kong on the ship Shansi in 1947, with her husband Samuel and two children Jeffrey and Phyllis. The Gung family collection documents their experiences of immigrating and living in Australia from the 1920s to the 1960s and the gradual easing of the White Australia policy.
Mary was married to Samuel Gung, who was born in Australia to Chinese parents. They remained in Australia after migrating in 1947, having four more children here. They were greatly assisted in immigration matters by Auther Calwell, then Immigration Minister, and a friend of the family.
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|Text: FORM No. 2/COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA/Immigration Act 1901-1949./Number 57746/State of VICTORIA/Port of MELBOURNE/Date of Issue 20 May 1957/CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION.
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|Jeff Gung, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 20 May 1957
|Person Named:
|Phyllis Gung, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 20 May 1957
|Issued By:
|Commonwealth Department of Immigration, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 20 May 1957
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