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barfly (see it here), which doesn't quite work, which has led to a lot of complaints, ah well, needs must or something. This will also mean rushing through the new admin system, which will mean a lot of support calls I suspect.
Went to On The Rocks last night, very good, not very London though, it is like a midweek provincial rock club. Two bands were on Renegade Playboys who were a bit posh, but still 4-real, and sounded a bit like the Spin Doctors, if that's not damning them. Second band Tokyo Dragons were better. It was all a bit funny, but good to see, there is not enough earnest rock any more in the mainstream any more. With the rush of the site fixes yesterday, I didn't have time to mention Turbonegro, I am so glad I went, they were ace. Very odd crowd though, big and un-pop, like all crowds were in the late 80's / early 90's before indie and pop merged and girls started going to gigs again.
Saw a squirrel squaring up to a Magpie as I was bussing past Clissold Park this morning. It's all still sealed off with tape, and there are police guards at each entrance, it's weird to think that the police are convinced it's someone local.
Have got some house details, and we're sending our little helper to look at them ASAP, one of them has a Charles Dickens blue plaque, and another has a sea view, all are big enough for a pool table too... inevitably I'm starting to look towards the upper limits of my budget. In other house news, there's been another objection to the planning permission on the bungalow.
Last point, got a weird spam just now, will post the full contents as a response to this to save space... I think it must be someone's idea to be sent paper from overseas, maybe for recycling, possibly it has a significant value... could be a nice little earner!
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asaf Yaari :: 26 Jan :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
Actually I have found that this man is trying to get me into a scam, and he is not even a worker in pegatech (the true manufacturer) mr. asaf yaari is impersonating someone he is not so he could get money out of people.
Please look out for this man he is not a good-fellow.
Henry Wong
henry wong :: 27 Dec :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
I could never imagine that the e-mail could be a mean for obtaining paper for recycling!
Amazing, no?
Mamiko :: 14 Jan :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
Therefore we would kindly ask for all possible info about your offer. In order to improve the quality of the sale and distribution of your offer, could you please send us all the possible material in printed version. We decided for this option, because Internet is not rather expanded in Eastern Europe. Knowing our market from long-time experience, we know, that a big percentage of transactions follow after the client had the possibility to see a printed version of the offer. Printer prospects constrain more attention, because they are physically in front of the reader. An offer in an electronical form / email, catalog on CD / usually has lower response, because it is rather impersonal. This feature is given by the former mentality system of people and the weak familiarity with IT technologies.
Considering the post-comunistic past of these countries / when all western products were matter of embargo / on this market there is a big demand for quality products from western and overseas countries.
Our company is located in Slovakia and engaged in marketing support and distibution of several types of products in Eastern Europe and Rusia for many years.
Whereas our activities are spread all througt eastern Europe and Russia / 13 states/, we would like to ask you for more sets of your poropagation materials, if possible. It would be wery essential, because we could start the propagation of your products in all the countries at once, which would multiple the possible business contracts.
Hereby we request the terms of possible future cooperation, and the minimum order amount, or the �setup order� conditions.
Please, send all the information and offer material to the folowing address:
Contact Plus s.r.o.
P.O.Box 210
Bratislava 3
830 00
We look forward to your reply and hope for the establishing of good business cooperation and partnership.
With regads
Larry Kovacs
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Hilbert :: 5 Mar :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
Thank you SOO MUCH for your site! We did not reply to the message.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Annette (Minneapolis, Minnesot :: 4 Mar :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
Just received the email from the company (Contact Plus). So Larry is still attempting to pbtain info.
Thanks to your site one less "mug". Ta
Craig (East Sussex) :: 2 Mar :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
We are a distributor of handcraft and alpaca products located in Peru and also received this e-mail, but I did not reply to this message.
Lucky me, it is not the first time I receive this kind of "offer".
Lima, Peru
3 Feb :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
We got your reference from your introduction letter offered to one of our sister concern in India... snip! Don't post your company details up here!
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chinaexploration :: 14 Mar :: 2004 :: Comment / reply
we are a distributor of electronic components located in Belgium and also received this e-mail.
I was suspicious and did not reply to this message.
Lucky me!
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SIL, Antwerp BE
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About two weeks ago my collegue called me from London and told me that you have asked some information about our company.
Well its a pitty since I am in Bratislava for the moment with my wife for the Cristmass Holidays and I would like to meet you in person.
Unfortunately I had no contact number and I wouldnt be able to contact you.
I will be here till the 11th but if you have a contact number please send it to email@example.com and we could meet.
I would also apreciate if you give a small picture of your company because we like you saw in our site apecialize in military products,trainning,equipment etc etc.
I am looking forward to your reply.
Best regards
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G21 Int'l Ltd
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Sir or Madam, [Wednesday 10 December 2003]
RE: Sir or Madam, [Sunday 21 December 2003]
RE: Sending Marketing Materials to Slovakia [Monday 22 December 2003]
RE: Sending Marketing Materials to Slovakia [Sunday 28 December 2003]
RE: Sir or Madam, [Monday 5 January 2004]
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RE: Sir or Madam, [Thursday 22 January 2004]
RE: Sir or Madam, [Thursday 22 January 2004]
RE: Squirrel vs Magpie [Monday 26 January 2004]
RE: Sir or Madam, [Sunday 1 February 2004]
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RE: Sir or Madam, [Tuesday 3 February 2004]
RE: Sir or Madam, [Tuesday 2 March 2004]
RE: query from Eastern Europe [Thursday 4 March 2004]
RE: Sir or Madam, [Friday 5 March 2004]
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She's one of America's favorite screen stars, but Oscar-winning actress and director Diane Keaton is also recognized for her architectural sensitivity and restorations. House, her second design book, offers a stunning glimpse at sustainable, stylish living--in rusticated, reimagined, or repurposed spaces across the country. California Romantica, her first, is a tribute to the Spanish Colonial heritage of her home state. In collaboration with Dorrie Hall of Monterey Garage antiques, she's amassed an incredible collection of furnishings that reflect her love of thoughtful design.

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Children in Elkin could use lights on a baseball field so they can make the best use of play in a safe environment, and they could also use a new gym floor in the recreation center also.
First responders in Elkin would like to replace the HVAC system in a fire house, and a Hurst rescue tool is needed for emergencies.
All of these items were pitched at the Town of Elkin retreat last week by department officials. However, tax delinquencies are making it harder to meet the wish list, said officials.
According to records, for the last fiscal year ending June 30, 2012, property tax revenue was the largest single source of Elkin's general fund revenue, amounting to $2,086,887, or about 48 percent of the fund.
Over the last decade, the Town of Elkin has been averaging an above 99 percent collection rate on property tax collection efforts, records indicate. Those who fall behind often easily communicate with the town and work out a payment plan.
"We're flexible," said Assistant Town Manager/Budget Director John Holcomb. "The Tax Collector will work with delinquent taxpayers to establish a payment plan in which they can pay their delinquent property taxes in installments. We do however require that an agreement be signed by the delinquent taxpayer indicating they will pay a specific amount each month on a specific date."
At the retreat, Elkin Board of Commissioners reacted to the delinquent property tax list by asking its town attorney, Raymond Parker, to gear up and get ready to litigate.
The largest culprit with the most outstanding property taxes due is Denali Enterprises, or best known locally as Spring Valley Apartments, owing $35,377.24 according to town documents.
Spring Valley hasn't paid property taxes since 2010, according to records given by the town.
They're not alone. About a dozen others have been delinquent since 2010, as per the records shown at the retreat.
An associate for Spring Valley said she knows nothing about past due taxes by Denali. She said it is against policy to give out contact information for its owner who may know more than she does.
"He doesn't want us to give out any information on how to contact him," she said.
Those who also do not pay property taxes still receive the same services from the town such as fire protection service, police service, road maintenance, and street lights for example, say officials.
"During the town's budget preparation process, we estimate the amount of property tax revenues to be collected based on a projected tax base, an assumed tax rate and the prior year's actual property tax collection percentage. All three of these items along with the town's budgeted spending have an impact on the property tax rate," said Holcomb.
Extra collection steps could include tax liens being placed on their property and the property being sold to recover back taxes, garnishment of wages, and attachment of bank accounts of the delinquent taxpayer.


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A late-night traffic crash has claimed the life of a Langley man.
Danny G. Chalker Jr., 23, was pronounced dead at the scene this morning, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton. The one-car crash is believed to have happened around 10 p.m. last night, Carlton said.
Chalker was driving a late model Honda Accord and traveling west on Hwy. 278, when the vehicle left the roadway, struck a telephone pole, went through a chain link fence and then struck a tree, Carlton said.
The crash was heard by people living in nearby residences, and police were called, Carlton said; however, the car was unable to be located until this morning around 7:15 a.m.
The cause of the crash is unknown at this time, Carlton said, and Chalker was not wearing a seatbelt.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol along with the Coroner's Office is investigating the crash. An autopsy is scheduled for Friday morning in Newberry.
Toxicology is pending. Chalker's death is the sixth traffic fatality in Aiken County this year.
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Councilman David Tufts made the motion for the final adoption of an ordinance to amend Gray's voting districts at the Jan. 7 meeting, and Councilman Terrell Fulford seconded it. The vote to approve was unanimous, although Councilman Terry Favors was not at the meeting.
The final plan for the city's voting districts was created at a committee meeting Oct. 16, 2012, and was put together by council members with the help of Nick Kouloungis of the Middle Georgia Regional Commission. The plan divides city residents with 839 in District 1, 592 in District 2, 766 in District 3, and 987 in District 4.
The desired variance is 10 percent among the districts, and the variance for this plan is 39 percent.
The first reading of the ordinance to amend the city's charter to accommodate the new districts took place Nov. 5, 2012. The specifics of the new city district map are contained in the amendment and will be submitted to the U.S. Department of Justice for approval.
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I agree with Karen.
Sorry to hear about Marsha, wishing her all the best!!!
Thunk, new photos are always fun. I did not have time for the last challenge and I will probably only be able to stop in sporadically. So the May challenge is still on my agenda. But Jen, Sarah Thunk, Charlie; Nealey and Karen did a few so they might like some new photos. ???
We will be moving to a new place in august. I do hope to find time to participate. Doesn`t look good. Can't do any Encaustic on wood, new place will be alot smaller and no art space.
I will try to write some comments on monday. I always wanted to write some but the last couple weeks were stressfull.
C&C always welcome
There is still a week to go yet and although I shall be away for most of it I might still be able to do another 'Challenge' for May.
I would prefer a new selection if at all possible but will of course support the majority decision.
feel free to make constructive c/c...no digital alterations please
Well I am off tomorrow so will let it ride. Maybe you guys could add a couple of new ones if you had a mind to. The site has been so inactive lately it is a shame. I will check in when I can but hope people get more involve soon or we will just die out. Have fun and paint, sketch and create!!!! :)
Jen C & C's always welcome
Sorry Sarah and Claudia, I missed your replies. Sarah if you want to work with Thunk and come up with a new challenge that is fine with me I am just out of time. It is always good to have new material. I have e-mail so if you have a problem you can get help from me on this site and e-mail. Make sure you drop Courtney Jorden a line to tell her you will be posting a new challenge. Just start a conversation with her. Thanks.
Jen, sorry to hear of your grandson's accident. It doesn't matter to me which way we go on June's challenge. I had a couple I was interested in doing on the May challenge however after spending so much time at work I'm now trying to get caught up on everything else. Have a good trip and take care of your little man, I'm sure he will be glad you will be there and it will pick up his spirits.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Thanks Bonnie. Keeping him down and happy will be a challenge as he is an active 6 year old boy who is not allowed to run, jump, swim etc. for most of the Summer. Hopefully I can keep him happy! :)
Hello Jen,
didn't mean I would work with Thunk on a new Challenge...I am going offline now as like you I am all packed and ready to go away on holiday.
Sorry if I confused you...hope you don't get too stressed out and end up unwell yourself!!!!!
Sarah, sorry mis understood. That's fine. Yes it is always a balancing act with keeping up with kiddies and not killing Granny! :)
Thought I would throw this in the mix to keep it going.
"Old Lantern" 9 x 12 watercolor 3-4-2011
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Here is some more.
"Nona" 16" x 12" watercolor 6-28-2011
"Bear", 16 x 12 acrylic, Feb 27, 2013
"Buckie", 12.5" X 15 3/8" acrylic, May 28, 2010
Charlie, thanks for keeping us going. I really like the rusty old lantern very nicely done. The dogs are all very sweet too.
i am keeping busy with the boys here. Going off to bed as they wake up early.!
Peter, welcome to the forum. I hope you will join in and show us your work.
Charlie... thanks for keeping things going. It had been really quiet lately. Really like the rust color on the old lantern. The puppies have such personality. The last one looks like he is waiting for a treat. Great job.
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Thank you, Jen and Karen. They are sweet dogs. They are all rescued dogs. Buckie is no longer with us, but we loved him to the end. He was our first one. We miss him so! Hard to lose a pet.
Charlie these are great watercolors! The Old Lantern painting brings back memories for me ~ I like old stuff! The rusty color and battered shape are well done. Your three rescue dogs made me smile, especially the last one. Bucky's pose tells a story and I'm sorry he's gone. Losing our pets is very heartbreaking, I know. When our last dog passed away, I grieved for a year. It took two years before I would consider another dog. Our current "best friend" is also a rescue dog & we are so happy he is part of our life..
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Last summer, I was determined to learn to cook in a dutch oven. I bought a 12 in. Camp Chef and began my cooking adventures. I had some learning experiences and, then, some successes as I began to get the hang of heating with coals. Most of all, I had lots of fun! I can't wait for the snow to melt and to try some of the recipes that I've been compiling over the winter.
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Cal State Northridge heads into the 2012 Big West Track & Field Championships looking to continue its dominance on the women's side while regaining its stride on the men's side.
Following the decathlon and heptathlon last weekend, the championship meet continues Friday and Saturday (May 11-12) at UC Irvine's Anteater Stadium. Competition begins both days at 9 a.m. with the men's hammer opening things on Friday with the women's hammer getting the meet underway on Saturday. The first event on the track Friday is the women's 3,000 meter steeplechase at 2 p.m. with the first track event on Saturday, the women's 4x100 relay final, scheduled for 2 p.m. The meet concludes with the men's 4x400 meter relay at 4:50 p.m. A complete meet schedule is listed below.
The Matador women, who have won six consecutive Big West titles, can match Utah State (1993-1999) for the most consecutive team championships in conference history with a win this weekend. The CSUN women, who already own the Big West record with eight championships overall, have not finished lower than second-place since the Matadors joined the Big West in 2001-02.
The Matador men finished fifth last season after winning back-to-back championships in 2009 and 2010. Northridge has won five Big West men's championships which ties Long Beach State for fourth-best in conference history.
The Matador men and women will look to a new leader at this weekend's championship as Avery Anderson leads both squads for the first time following Don Strametz's retirement in 2011. Anderson is no stranger to success at the conference championship meet as the long-time assistant coach had a huge hand in the Matadors' success on both the men's and women's side since 2005.
Cal State Northridge sophomore Olympia Jewett scored a career-best 5,040 points to finish third in the heptathlon while the Matador men finished fifth, sixth and ninth in the decathlon. Jewett, who's previous best of 4,878 points came at the season-opening Northridge Invitational, was fourth with 3,109 points after day one on Friday. She then finished second in the long jump, ninth in the javelin and seventh in the 800 meters to earn an additional 1,931 points on Saturday. Jewett matched her season-bests in the high jump (5-5) and shot put (37-6.75) on Friday and set season-bests in both the long jump (5.57m) and the javelin (107-3) on Saturday. Her two-day point total of 5,040 ranks eighth in Northridge history and gives the Matadors six points as they look to capture their seventh consecutive conference championship. Sophomore Jordan DuFault also competed for the Matadors and finished ninth with a lifetime-best 4,512 points. In the decathlon, Derrick Harris finished a team-best fifth with 6,441 points while Kevin Finley was sixth (6,407) and Donovan Toban was ninth (6,257). Northridge scored a total of seven points in the event.
The Northridge women are seeking their seventh consecutive Big West team championship after earning their record-setting eighth overall championship since joining the conference in 2002 ... The Matador women have had a tremendous amount of success in Big West Championship meets hosted at UC Irvine as CSUN won team titles in and 2002, 2004, 2009, 2010 and 2011. The Matadors finished second at UCI in 2005 ... Several women come into the championship ranked at or near the top of the Big West performance list. The 4x400 relay team has the top time in the conference this season after running 3:39.42 at the Cal-Nevada Championships. Jackie Harrison ranks second in the 400 meters and Ese Ntekume is ranked second in the triple jump. The Matadors are defending champion in four events heading into Friday's competition ... The Matadors outscored UC Santa Barbara by 39.5 points to win last season's championship after winning the 2010 championship by the smallest margin (five points) ever. Northridge's largest margin of victory came in 2009 after the Matadors defeated second-place Cal Poly by 83.5 points ... Northridge will be challenged to retain its dominance in the 100 meters as UC Davis' Melanise Chapman comes in as the top-ranked sprinter with a season-best of 11.59. The Matadors, who have not lost a 100 meter final since 2003, have won nine of the last 100 meter titles and Briana Davis and Precious Watkins have each run 11.98 to lead the Matadors this season. Watkins finished third last season while Davis was seventh as Sherrina Lofton won her third crown as the fastest woman in the conference ... Northridge has also dominated the 4x400 relay as the Matadors have won four straight titles and eight overall in their 10 years in the conference. Last season, Cal State Fullerton snapped a streak of five straight championships for the Matadors in the 4x100 relay ... The Matador women have won at least one Big West championship in 16 of the 22 championship events. The only events CSUN has never won a conference crown are the 800 meters, 1,500 meters, 3,000 meters, 3,000 meter steeplechase, 5,000 meters and discus ... The three events with the longest droughts since the last CSUN win are the 100 meter hurdles, triple jump and javelin. Heather Heron won the Matadors' last 100 hurdle title in 2002 while Dee Scott won CSUN's last triple jump title and Sammie Freeman won the Matadors' last javelin championship also in 2002.
Although they are not among the favorites this weekend, the Matador men look to add to their impressive Big West history as Northridge has claimed five of the past eight conference crowns ... The Matador men come in with three athletes ranked at the top of the conference. Senior Thomas Henry ranks first in the 100 meters (10.56), while Kemar Marsden is ranked first in the 200 meters (21.14) and is third in the 100 meters (10.58). Junior Donovan Toban comes in with the top long jump this season as he jumped 24-1 (7.34) at the Cal-Nevada Championship. Toban is also ranked second in the triple jump (50-0.5) this season. The Matador 4x100 relay team owns the best time in the Big West this season after running 40.93 at the Stanford Invitational in April. Also highly ranked on the men's side and expected to contend for event titles are Michael Woodham (fourth in the 110 hurdles), Bobby Workman (fifth in the 400 meters), Thomas Johnson (fourth in the high jump) and Tucker Weathers (fourth in the hammer) ... The Northridge men have also dominated the 100 meters in recent years as the Matadors have claimed the title as the Big West's fastest man six times since 2003. Carl Horsley is the defending champion as CSUN has won the last three 100 meter finals. Horsley, the 2011 Big West Freshman of the Year, is also the defending champion in the 200 meters where the Matadors have also won three straight titles. Woodham also looks to defend his title in the 110 hurdles while the CSUN men have won six of the last nine conference championships in the 4x100 relay (2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011) ... The Matador men have won at least one conference championship in 14 of the 21 championship events.
May 11-12, 2012
Anteater Stadium - UC Irvine
Event Schedule
Friday, May 11
9:00 a.m. - Men's Hammer (Final)
10:00 a.m. - Women's Javelin (Final)
12:00 p.m. - Women's Long Jump (Final)
12:00 p.m. - Men's High Jump (Final)
1:00 p.m. - Men's Shot Put (Final)
1:00 p.m. - Women's Pole Vault (Final)
2:00 p.m. - Women's Steeplechase (Final)
2:15 p.m. - Men's Steeplechase (Final)
2:30 p.m. - Women's 1,500 Meters (Prelims)
2:45 p.m. - Men's 1,500 Meters (Prelims)
3:00 p.m. - Women's 100 Meter Hurdles (Prelims)
3:00 p.m. - Men's Long Jump (Final)
3:15 p.m. - Men's 110 Meter Hurdles (Prelims)
3:30 p.m. - Women's 400 Meters (Prelims)
3:45 p.m. - Men's 400 Meters (Prelims)
4:00 p.m. - Women's 100 Meters (Prelims)
4:00 p.m. - Women's Discus (Final)
4:10 p.m. - Men's 100 Meters (Prelims)
4:20 p.m. - Women's 800 Meters (Prelims)
4:35 p.m. - Men's 800 Meters (Prelims)
4:50 p.m. - Women's 400 Meter Hurdles (Prelims)
5:05 p.m. - Men's 400 Meter Hurdles (Prelims)
5:20 p.m. - Women's 200 Meters (Prelims)
5:35 p.m. - Men's 200 Meters (Prelims)
5:50 p.m. - Women's 10,000 Meters (Final)
6:35 p.m. - Men's 10,000 Meters (Final)
Saturday, May 12
9:00 a.m. - Women's Hammer (Final)
10:00 a.m. - Men's Javelin (Final)
12:00 p.m. - Women's High Jump (Final)
12:00 p.m. - Men's Triple Jump (Final)
1:00 p.m. - Men's Pole Vault (Final)
1:00 p.m. - Women's Shot Put (Final)
2:00 p.m. - Women's 4x100 Relay (Final)
2:05 p.m. - Men's 4x100 Relay (Final)
2:15 p.m. - Women's 1,500 Meters (Final)
2:20 p.m. - Men's 1,500 Meters (Final)
2:30 p.m. - Women's 100 Meter Hurdles (Final)
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Gnome3 is bloated and slow compared to, say, XFCE which does the same, does more, is more reliable, fast and consumes much less resources
XFCE may use slightly less resources then Gnome right off the bat, but since Gnome makes more advantage of shared libraries and you need more 3rd party applications to reach feature parity with XFCE then the difference is mostly a wash. The rest can be easily contributed to the placebo effect.
The real source of the perception of Gnome being 'heavy' is because that the desktop configurations that systems like Ubuntu and Fedora choose to use tend to use more resources. Which is not Gnome's fault it is just how distributions choose to ship it.
If you want something that is actually 'lite' and based on GTK then the only real choice is LXDE and by using that you are giving up a LOT in functionality. If the functionality doesn't matter to you then it doesn't matter and it's a actually nice desktop.
I really doubt most people in this thread ever actually used Gnome 3 in a meaningful way. The only distribution shipping a decent configuration out of the box right now is Fedora and unless you have tried using Fedora 16 or 17 for more then a week or spent time conjoling a decent configuration out of Debian or Ubuntu then you really have no idea what you are talking about.
This is why I am excited about 'Gnome OS'. For Linux to really shine as a desktop OS it needs to abandon the 'do everything' nature of traditional Linux distributions and just concentrate exclusively on being a desktop. Effective virtualization has killed the need for a 'be everything, do everything' OS and desktop virtualization support is going to be built into Gnome.


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State law allows bicyclists every right to use the roadway as a vehicle, but one man didn't see it that way. He reported to police that he was a victim of an assault by two cyclists on the Ben Sawyer Causeway.
He said he was driving into Mount Pleasant and two people on bikes were in the roadway. He said he told them to get on the sidewalk and they yelled back at him.
After descending the bridge the victim said he stopped his car on the side of the road. He did not give a reason for this, according to the police report.
He said the cyclists began hitting his car and then grabbed him by the neck and back. He was able to get his car window up, he said but the two kept hitting his car. He said he wanted both suspects arrested for assault,
He then stated he was heading to the hospital to get checked out.
Police said they would be in touch with him and began a patrol for the suspects.
According to the police report, they were located a short distance up. The male cyclist told the officer that a man drove by them and yelled for them to get on the sidewalk. They yelled back and after the driver crossed the bridge, he said, the driver stopped and opened his car door, hoping to have a cyclists hit it.
The cyclist said he did not hit the car door but banged into the driver's side window. They both said the man in the car followed them down Ben Sawyer all the way to Chuck Dawley, hoping to see where they were going. At that point they, too, notified police. The officer then contacted the supposed victim and explained the bicyclists' side of the story and informed him that they wanted to press charges too. After further explanation, both parties agreed not to pursue charges and agreed they would each go their separate ways.
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From Rio de Janeiro, take the Easy Transfer to Aquario hostel which is a short walk along the beach to the Mango Tree. Transfers can be booked at the Mango Tree in Ipanema, and depart from there daily around 11:00am. If you would like to make your own way there, you can take a boat from Conceicao de Jacarei or Angra to Abraao pier and walk along Rua do Getulio Vargas until the last sharp left turn to the beach.


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WASHINGTON, February 7, 2013 The U.S. Department of Agriculture has issued a final decision proposing permanent amendments to all Federal milk marketing orders.
The decision proposes a permanent adoption of changes that are currently implemented on an interim basis. The amendments are based on the record of public hearing sessions held in 2007 in Strongsville, Ohio; Indianapolis, Ind.; and Pittsburgh, Pa.
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PHOENIX — A woman charged in the 2008 stabbing and shooting death of her
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Jodi Arias faces the death penalty if convicted of first-degree murder in the
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SoCal Ghosts take Mt. Suribachi!
Friday, April 11th, 2014
In February, 1945, the United States landed on the small island of Iwo Jima. The island was part of the Japanese home islands and the Japanese forces that were defending it were prepared to protect it to the last man. Dominating the pork chop shaped island was Mount Suribachi located at the small southern tip of the relatively flat island. The Japanese were heavily dug in on Suribachi and had dug tunnels throughout the mountain. The Americans assaulting Suribachi would take heavy casualties but eventually the Marines would raise the American flag at its summit on February 23rd, an event which was captured by combat photographer Joe Rosenthal and would come to symbolize America's war effort.
On September 23, 2013 at Velocity Paintball Park in San Diego, Southern California paintball players came out to play on the 69th anniversary of that famous event. This was to be no re-enactment though, this time the Americans could be thrown off the hill and the flag might never go up. The weather for the event was perfect with clear skies and temperatures in the 70s. While there would be a Japanese side and an American side, the teams would be further divided. The Americans were split between the U.S. Infantry, who started on the West side of the field, and the U.S. Marine Corps who would start on the East side of the field. The Japanese were split into the standard Japanese Infantry who started in the North side of mid field below the mountain and the Imperial Japanese Infantry who started on the south side of the mid field on top of the hill.
Each faction received an armband which had their faction's flag on it. The U.S. Infantry would have the American flag, the Marines their Marine Corps Flag, the regular Japanese Infantry would have the red "meatball" flag and the Imperial Japanese infantry would have the Rising Sun Japanese Battle Flag. The Generals for each faction carried a 3' x 5' flag on a large pole and had to have these flags on them while they were on the field. Each faction would be allowed to respawn in the same location as where they started which would lead to some interesting incidents.
The Tactical Ironmen from Dye and the SoCal Ghosts found themselves on the same team but on opposite ends of the field. The SoCal Ghosts also brought out their two PUG Tanks and assigned one to each side. In addition the Juggernaut, a player in special armor who carried two markers tied together surrounded by three rocket launchers, also roamed the field. The tanks could be taken out by two grenade or LAW rocket hits within a minute of each other while the Juggernaut could be taken out by one grenade, one LAW or a paintball hit to a very small section of his lower back, the only place on his person that was without armor.
At the sound of the horn the teams took off for their objectives. There were props on the field like maps, radio codes, and radio boxes to collect. The Marine's had to get the Marine Corps hymn and sing it for a referee. The Japanese though, in running down the hill, thinned out their defenses on the top of the hill. As the overall objective was to capture the hill, this gave the U.S. teams a golden opportunity. They pressed the hill hard and quickly overran the scattered Japanese defenders capturing the top of the hill before the window opened to allow the tanks and Juggernaut onto the field.
The game was reset and restarted with the Japanese now staying a bit closer to the hill. The Japanese infantry at the bottom of the hill found themselves quickly in a dangerous position. On one side, the American Infantry was pressing hard and already captured their General's flag. The American General could be seen on the field with the American Flag in one hand and the Japanese "meatball" flag in the other. On the other side of the Japanese Infantry were the American Marines. The Marines were also quickly surging into the Japanese position. Before long, the last Japanese player was eliminated from the field. However, the Marines and U.S. Infantry didn't realize that the players they were seeing facing them were on the same team. For a brief moment, American Infantry and U.S. Marines were trading paint but after a few moments the mistake was realized and both units turned to the South and began assaulting Mt. Suribachi.
The Japanese seemed to be ill equipped to deal with the American armor allowing it to cause a considerable amount of damage while the U.S. forces caused the Japanese tank scooting and dodging barrage after barrage of American rockets. The second game took much longer but again, the American forces carried the day and raised the flag again on top of the hill.
After a quick break for lunch both sides traded places. The American infantry now started at the bottom of the hill in the middle of the field and the Marines started on the top of the hill. All props were once again in play and at the sound of the horn the U.S. forces pressed hard with help of their tank. The Japanese infantry general lead a Banzai charge against the U.S. tank and quickly fell, leaving his flag behind right on the props in that area. The American tank called for his infantry to come forward but by that time the woods behind him were full of Japanese infantry laying thick suppressive fire keeping the American infantry in their bunkers just yards from their props. While the flag was retrieved the props remained.
On top of the hill the Marine's held their ground and used the dominating terrain to keep the Japanese attackers at bay. Meanwhile, the American Infantry below recovered from the Japanese assault and, after capturing the Imperial Japanese infantry flag as well, kept Japanese forces from putting together a coordinated assault against the Marines. As time ran out, the Americans retained the hill.
The day ended with a more traditional game of capture the flag with those players that were still around. Overall it was a great day of paintball and once again the American flag flew high and proud over a pile of rocks in San Diego California.


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Bridge over the River MaumeeWritten by Michael Miller | Editor in Chief Emeritus | firstname.lastname@example.com
Observing life is like reading a compelling novel. There is no control over the book's chapter breaks, its starts and stops — or its ending. But there is endless potential for imposing symbolism, theme and meaning on the narrative.
As part of a healthier lifestyle, I walk 60-90 minutes every day, which provides my brain a lot of time to wander and ponder. As many as three times a week, my walk follows a path through the Warehouse District in Downtown Toledo, where I have studied the scenery on Monroe, Summit and Washington streets and their connecting cross streets. Each time I turn south on Summit Street, my eyes are drawn to the Anthony Wayne Bridge, or High-Level Bridge as I have always called it.
I knew at some point I wanted to walk across the High-Level Bridge and back; it's not Mount Everest, but I used to break a labored sweat by just changing my mind, so it represented a goal on my way to fitness.
On Good Friday, for no real reason and without thinking about it, I did not turn west on Washington Street as I have so many times; I kept walking south on Summit Street, knowing I could cross on Clayton Street and start the walk across the bridge.
I expected the adventure to be a mild triumph, but nearly everything I saw was disheartening and depressing.
The decay that has chewed into much of the South End begins as Downtown Toledo gives way just past the Owens Corning campus and Summit Street turns into Broadway Street. The litter of plastic Sprite bottles, glass Corona bottles, crumpled Winston cigarette packages and discarded scratch-off lottery tickets begins at the south end of the River Walk just past Owens Corning and thickens as the sidewalk leads south.
The Swan Creek apartment building is a rare sign of life on the way to Clayton Street, now that the Spring Gardens Family Restaurant is closed.
While crossing Broadway Street to get to the base of the High-Level Bridge, it is necessary to step over broken glass and items of clothing; I was saddened to see a child's blue winter hat with a faded, sewn-on patch of the explorer from "Go, Diego, Go!" lying discarded and unraveling. A black bra was tangled in the barbed wire fencing protecting the Howard T. Moriarty Company, waving in the wind like a pirate flag.
At the north side base of the bridge, I stared up at the long incline and the sky-blue towers reaching nearly 1,200 feet into the air. I started walking the first of the nearly 3,120 feet of the bridge's length.
The ascent
The bridge's concrete sidewalk is crumbling in proportion to the rust eating at its rails and steel supports. As the ascent begins its arch across the muddy Maumee River, there are endless signs of human debris; graffiti in black, white and purple paint marks nearly everywhere the eye can land. Someone placed several dozen circular orange stickers reading "2/$4.00" along the girders and columns of the bridge. I wondered if they were gang signs, left by members of the Kroger, Meijer or Aldi gangs. The first vista to the north looks at the Owens Corning parking lot, across tree tops hosting large bird nests and strips of plastic wrapped around branches. Along the west side of the river, discarded tires and debris line the shore. The cranes, ducks, geese and gulls seem to regard this man-made topiary as a part of the landscape, like the large tree which is stuck just past the bridge.
Then there is just brown water.
At the center of the bridge, the purple graffiti takes the form of long wavy lines, as if Harold took his Purple Crayon and randomly dragged it along the bridge's steel. I stopped at the center to survey the view. It occurred to me that only twice in my Toledo experience have I been higher — once when I stood on the roof of the Fifth Third building and once in a South End basement apartment with a girl named Jennifer.
From the center of the bridge, on that clear Good Friday, I could see as far as the Hollywood Casino Toledo sign to the south; the University of Toledo bell clock tower to the west; and as far out across the lake as the Downtown skyline and Veterans Glass City Skyway will allow to the north. Facing east, all I could see was more bridge to walk.
The dedication plaque proclaims the bridge was built in 1931, more than 80 years ago. I could drive across the bridge 10 times a day and never think about the toll more than eight decades takes on such a magnificent piece of architecture, but somehow, standing on it made me feel vulnerable and uncertain. Rather than contemplate what it would be like to fall 100 feet with an avalanche of concrete and steel into the rushing waters below, I hurried my pace.
As the water gave way to Miami Street on the East Side, I approached the second stairwell leading down. I had walked right past the first stairwell, but stopped to think about entering this second one just out of curiosity. About seven steps down, a glimpse of what looked like feces-stained pants and other wadded-up clothing drove me back to the surface.
I looked down on the first neighborhood under the shadow of the bridge, its houses close together and in various states of disrepair and ownership, so much like the South End Toledo neighborhood where I spent several years. Roofs sag and may be stripped of tiles, but often support satellite TV dishes. Alleys are full of litter, tires and rubble. Many backyards have kids' toys and playsets in them. McDonald's wrappers and plastic waste blow across the area like tumbleweeds in a Western movie.
There and back again
I reached the bottom of the bridge, then turned west and started back up. I wasn't physically tired, but the dreary surroundings made me weary.
There is plenty of rail and concrete between the road and the pedestrian section of the bridge, but it is disconcerting to have the traffic rushing up behind you as it passes. The whooshes add to the sound of the wind to make the highest point of the journey feel like an alien place, and again I felt that vertigo.
The last interesting piece of graffiti on the north side of the bridge is a black-and-gold scrawl reading "Capitalism is slavery!" It was something to consider as I walked back to work.
Nearing the bottom of the bridge, as the road curves back to Broadway Street, I was greeted by billboards. An image of Crystal Bowersox smiled down from a fading Blade billboard on the left. A colorful ad for Biggby Coffee's Hot Fudge Brownie Latte loomed on the right. Both images looked sweet, tempting — and equally forbidden.
Walking back along Summit Street and passing by the Swan Creek Apartments, I saw a woman standing up against a wall in the parking lot, one foot raised behind her, not unlike the cranes I'd seen on the waterfront. A theater-size box of candy rested on the ground in front of her. It's rash and unfair of me to assume either the woman or the candy were being offered for public consumption, but it occurred to me that if I were forced at gunpoint to choose sampling one or the other, I might ask if I could enter a third option and offer to drink a glass of water from that muddy, brown Maumee River.
I stopped, startled by the base and crass nature of that train of thought.
The Anthony Wayne Bridge is slated for major repairs soon, and will be closed for almost two years. But that might be for the best. If one walk across its crumbling structure along with the decay of the neighborhood it shadows were enough to symbolically lower me to such themes and meanings, I am better off sticking to my regular path — earthbound, familiar and relatively free of … litter.
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Any Christian at some point will be labeled an extremist. Also every Christian at some point will call other Christians extremists. Even in any given local church, some will label each other this way.
The question is from what Biblical basis can we say 'balance is good', and therefore what kind of extremes should a person avoid?
For example, most Christians would agree that never reading God's word but just being blown around by the Spirit would be an extreme position. In the same vein, always reading God's word but denying the importance of the Spirit for understanding the Word would be the opposite extreme. Is this Biblical for me to paint extremes as bad things this way?
What is the scriptural basis for balance and what might be some commonly held views that are considered 'extreme' by most Christians, regardless of denomination?
As this is admittedly a difficult question to answer because we all hold different view, I ask that if you have an answer 'post it', but try and refrain from promptly adding critical comments to other posts, unless 'it clearly seems to violate principles supported by this site'.
This is what I would describe as an 'inter-faith' question, because although reverting to our own doctrinal rocking horse (which I often do) is acceptable for many answers, this question is with respect to the extremes that virtually any believer might be exposed to regardless of denomination.


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If you use Google Chrome and you haven't disabled the built-in PDF plugin, you can now open PDF attachments from Gmail using your browser's viewer. Just click "View" next to the attachment and you'll notice that the PDF file opens faster and it looks much better.
If you disable the plugin or you use a different browser, Gmail continues to open PDF attachments using the Google Docs Viewer. Maybe Gmail should also detect Adobe Reader's plugin and use it instead of the online PDF viewer.
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I for one believe that their is a lot of discrimination towards atheist. I, coming from a very "christian" school, face the discrimination in silence. I'm curious though. How do you feel about this? Do you think that their is discrimination? Even in schools? Thank you for your answers and have a happy logical day guys. :)
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I understand your stance totally. I'm sure it could be hard and frustrating. Just be strong then and get through school to the best of your ability. I'm sure you're a top student because you already have the ability to rationalise. Tells me that you pay attention to facts, and probably enjoy fiction as entertainment. I'm glad I made some sort of sense.
I'm with you in a lot of ways William. I didn't have it near as bad, too, on account of the US is much worse than the island you and I grew up on (I was south and east of you).
Totally agree, smart, confident, happy, and some moxie makes an atheist a recipe to be a nightmare to most Christians out there.
Only reason I didn't suggest being out and loud about it, is can't size up her situation, and thus I don't know if there is any potential for that turning into violence if were to choose that path, and it might. And, violence, when you're badly outnumbered is a really, really, bad plan. If that's a possibility, than quietly in the closet is probably the best plan, as unfortunate as that is to admit.
But you're right, we had it likely much easier.
I want to ask your permission to send you private messages about our homelands. If you don't mind. I knew of no atheists growing up. I don't want to say it was hard but it wasn't easy. I'm curious about your home history indeed.
I understand if you decline. No problem.
Sorry for the really slow response. Didn't see this comment and/or wasn't about every day.
Of course, feel free.
Of course, not being a TA maven, I've not entirely mastered the interface yet. So, that being said, I don't think I even know how to check IMs or even see if I have any yet. I'll look into it, but if my reply is slowish, it may be that I'm either slowish in the brain, or lazy in my research... Or perhaps I'm a total jerk and am ignoring ya, but I think 1 or 2 more likely.
I'm very lucky that I can't really associate with your problem. I think it is a geographical hazard of being situated in Tennessee (arguably even the US). In the UK, in my experience, religious people are generally frowned upon and secretly mocked, although discretion is usually expected. This is especially the case among the younger generation (mine), where religion is often treated as some kind of joke: most people put up something absurd under their religious views on Facebook (hockey, pantomime, chocolate etc.), or nothing at all.
Your resistance to their persecution is commendable. It is in places of fanaticism, like much of the US, where the battle has to be fought in earnest. In the UK and Europe, while there are many nominal Christians, the war for secularisation has effectively been won (in my experience). A good place to relocate if it ever becomes too much.
I think that there is probably MORE discrimination in school. School children are horrible, no offense. My best advice is to tough it through it and try to surround yourself with like minded people. You might be able to find people your own age close to where you live who knows? Good luck though and best wishes.
A lot of people here say that you should always voice your opinion at every opportunity, I agree with the idea behind this thought, but we've all been in school and we all know how cruel children can be. They are telling you to be a martyr without considering the consequences. The fact is that while you might be helping the atheist community by speaking your mind, if you do you will make your situation at school drastically worse. Dont let yourself be walked on EVER, but it might not be wise to argue the subject when you dont have to.
I must say I'm a VERY very lucky person to have found so many like minded people who are in almost the same situation as I am. I must say the small part of me speaking out has caused me to find them.
I find that I remind myself not to allow them to walk over my friends and I. Lucky they and myself don't have to speak out that often.
Thank you very much for your comment and I too wish you the best of luck :)
Gosh! Is that ME in that picture?
Next time someone asks "what religion are you?" I'm just gonna say "All of them. I believe in everything. That way I have to get to go to heaven."
you couldn't PAY me to go back to school as a non-believer. in my experience, particularly in the Bible-Belt South, you can't win.
I had a friend in middle school who'd recently moved to the area, and without any shame would tell people she was agnostic when they asked her which Protestant church she went to. and I think it was because she didn't act ashamed (and good for her), but ALL of the girls tore into her. you couldn't go on break after lunch without at bare minimum a dozen girls following us around or yelling in her face calling her a cow, or a monkey, or calling her a piece of shit telling her she was going to hell (I was a Mormon at the time, so they didn't really know what to think of me). none of the teachers did anything about it either, because I think they all fundamentally agreed with the bullies. only when her mother complained at school did a counselor half-heartedly sit the five main offenders down with the two of us and say something to the effect of "maybe we could all be a little nicer". didn't do much, needless to say. high school wasn't much of an improvement.
COLLEGE though, is a different story. I think it's partially because (some) people grow out of that phase when they become adults, and partially from me just not giving a fuck. I don't advertise my lack of religiosity, but I don't hide it either. so when I socialize with people, religion doesn't tend to come up, and they decide whether they like me or not without that knowledge.
during an ethics discussion one day though, the teacher asked where humans get their ethics from. religion was brought up, and to play devil's advocate I asked "what about Atheists?". and this person (who I didn't think much of from the get-go in the first place) laughed and said "nowhere", which a few people chuckled at. I let it go then - but when we all went on break I mentioned in passing how I didn't realize that some people could think so little of me, not being Christian or believing in any god for that matter. THAT caused an interesting reaction. some people's questions allowed me go on to say that I try just as hard as anyone else to be a good person, and that if they couldn't tell I was an Atheist before, then it shouldn't matter anyway. that was seven months ago, and it's never been a problem since. and honestly?, most teachers don't care, and I've realized may even secretly agree with you at the college level, so that aspect hasn't ever been a problem for me.
so I guess the only thing I can say is.... it gets better? lol seriously though, once people are off at public college outside of their comfort zones, you'd be surprised how little peers start caring about which church you do (or don't) go to. good luck!


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MLH1/MSH2 Mutation Screen
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Lynch syndrome (also known as hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer or HNPCC) is an autosomal dominant hereditary cancer syndrome associated with germline mutations in the mismatch repair genes, MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, and PMS2. Deletions within the 3-prime end of the EPCAM gene have also been associated with Lynch syndrome, as this leads to inactivation of the MSH2 promoter.
Lynch syndrome is predominantly characterized by significantly increased risks for colorectal and endometrial cancer. The lifetime risk for colorectal cancer is highly variable and dependent on the gene involved. The risk for colorectal cancer-associated MLH1 and MSH2 mutations (approximately 50%-80%) is generally higher than the risks associated with mutations in the other Lynch syndrome-related genes. The lifetime risk for endometrial cancer (approximately 25%-60%) is also highly variable. Other malignancies within the tumor spectrum include gastric cancer, ovarian cancer, hepatobiliary and urinary tract carcinomas, and small bowel cancer. The lifetime risks for these cancers are <15%. Of the 4 mismatch repair genes, mutations within the PMS2 gene confer the lowest risk for any of the tumors within the Lynch syndrome spectrum.
Several clinical variants of Lynch syndrome have been defined. These include Turcot syndrome, Muir-Torre syndrome, and homozygous mismatch repair mutations (also called constitutional mismatch repair deficiency syndrome). Turcot syndrome and Muir-Torre syndrome are associated with increased risks for cancers within the tumor spectrum described but also include brain/central nervous system malignancies and sebaceous carcinomas, respectively. Homozygous mismatch repair mutations, characterized by the presence of bi-allelic deleterious mutations within a mismatch repair gene, are associated with a different clinical phenotype defined by hematologic and brain cancers, cafe au lait macules, and childhood colon or small bowel cancer.
Four genes account for the majority of inherited (germline) mutations: approximately 40% will be associated with a mutation in hMSH2, 40% with a mutation in hMLH1, 10% with a mutation in hMSH6, 5% with a mutation in PMS2, and 5% other (unknown). Data from our laboratory suggests that large deletions, duplications, and other genomic rearrangements may account for approximately 10% and 30% of mutations in hMLH1 and hMSH2, respectively.
While the preferred method of testing for Lynch syndrome is to test a tumor from an affected individual for microsatellite instability (MSI) and immunohistochemistry (IHC) for the presence or absence of defective DNA mismatch repair, this is not always possible or desired. The MLH1/MSH2 Mutation Screen offers an alternative approach that consists of gene sequencing and multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA) for the 2 genes most commonly associated with Lynch syndrome.
See Hereditary Nonpolyposis Colorectal Cancer Testing Algorithm in Special Instructions for additional information.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Establishing a diagnosis of Lynch syndrome/hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC)
Detection of mutations in MLH1 and MSH2, the 2 most common genes associated with Lynch syndrome, when microsatellite instability and immunohistochemistry tumor testing is not possible
Identification of a familial MLH1 or MSH2 mutation to allow for predictive testing in family members
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
All detected alterations will be evaluated according to American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) recommendations.(1) Variants will be classified based on known, predicted, or possible pathogenicity and reported with interpretive comments detailing their potential or known significance.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Some individuals who have a diagnosis of Lynch syndrome and/or involvement of MLH1 or hMSH2 may have a mutation that is not identified by this method (eg, promoter mutations, deep intronic mutations). The absence of a mutation, therefore, does not eliminate the possibility of a diagnosis of Lynch syndrome. For predictive testing of asymptomatic individuals, it is important to first document the presence of an MLH1 or MSH2 gene mutation in an affected family member.
In some cases, DNA alterations of undetermined significance may be identified.
Rare polymorphisms exist that could lead to false-negative or false-positive results. If results obtained do not match the clinical findings, additional testing should be considered.
A previous bone marrow transplant from an allogenic donor will interfere with testing. Call Mayo Medical Laboratories for instructions for testing patients who have received a bone marrow transplant.
Test results should be interpreted in the context of clinical findings, family history, and other laboratory data. Errors in our interpretation of results may occur if information given is inaccurate or incomplete.
We strongly recommend that patients undergoing predictive testing receive genetic counseling both prior to testing and after results are available.
In addition to disease-related probes, the multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification technique utilizes probes localized to other chromosomal regions as internal controls. In certain circumstances, these control probes may detect other diseases or conditions for which this test was not specifically intended. Results of the control probes are not normally reported. However, in cases where clinically relevant information is identified, the ordering physician will be informed of the result and provided with recommendations for any appropriate follow-up testing.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
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Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Baudhuin LM, Burgart LJ, Leontovich O, Thibodeau SN: Use of microsatellite instability and immunohistochemistry testing for the identification of individuals at risk for Lynch Syndrome. Fam Cancer 2005;4:255-265
2. Umar A, Boland CR, Terdiman JP, et al: Revised Bethesda Guidelines for hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (Lynch syndrome) and microsatellite instability. J Natl Cancer Inst 2004 Feb;96(4):261-268
3. Lynch HT, de le Chapelle A: Hereditary colorectal cancer. N Engl J Med 2003 Mar;348(10):919-932
4. International Collaborative Group on Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer. Mutation Database. Available from URL: http://www.insight-group.org


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In 2012, the ICAC Task Force was responsible for arresting 131 suspected child predators -- the highest number of arrests during a calendar year ever recorded for the Task Force.
MADISON — Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen is pleased to announce that the Langlade County Sheriff's Office has joined the Wisconsin Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.
"In 2007, we had slightly more than 20 local law enforcement agency affiliates. We're now close to 200, making a record number of arrests last year at more than 130 suspects. I'm pleased to see another one of our local law enforcement partners is joining the Task Force," Attorney General Van Hollen said.
"I am very happy to have our agency join the Wisconsin ICAC Task Force. This is a very valuable investigative tool in fighting crimes against children. Being a part of this affiliation will give our office an excellent opportunity to investigate dangerous offenders in our area," Sheriff William Greening said.
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To learn more about the ICAC Task Force program at the Langlade County Sheriff's Office, contact Cassie Huettl at (715) 627-6411.
According to a report from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, one in seven children is asked online to engage in sexual activities, sexual talk, or provide personal sexual information. Van Hollen has placed a priority on law enforcement's proactive response to the growing problem of Internet crimes against children. To that end, Van Hollen has directed a 67% increase in the number of special agents assigned to the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force within the Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI). In 2012, the ICAC Task Force was responsible for arresting 131 suspects -- the highest number of arrests during a calendar year ever recorded for the Task Force. Additionally, in the same year, more than 37,000 individuals attended more than 900 ICAC presentations and community outreach as part of efforts to further the agency's mission to protect children.
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Ready. Get set. Let's play hockey! Okay, the season has started. You are excited to be learning from your coaches, on the ice at practice and during the games. You are trying to be a responsible player by taking care of your equipment, doing your homework and being ready for your ice time.
Is there anything more you can do to contribute to a winning season? Depending on your age, there are many things that will help. Below are some of the ways my own young hockey players helped themselves to get better at the game.
- Went to practice anxious to learn new skills and drills.
- Paid attention to their coaches words and examples. If they didn't understand, they asked questions until they had the answer.
- Tried to follow through with their coaches' advice.
- Didn't whine about what line they played on. Accepted that their coach would move them up when they got better.
- Would practice stickhandling at home with a tennis ball in the basement, garage or driveway.
- Read books about hockey and their favorite players.
- Watched pro hockey games in person or on TV. Paid attention to the guy who was playing their position…..forward, defense or goalie.
- Loved hockey so much that they played it constantly, on their knees, at the kitchen table, even in their head!
- As they got old enough to understand about good nutrition, they were careful what they put into their mouth.
- By the time they were teenagers, they were doing pre-season conditioning to get ready for their fall schedule.
Each player will contribute something really special from time-to-time. You might be the boy who sets up the winning goal. Maybe you'll be the girl who stops a breakaway. One day, you might just be the kid on the bench whose positive attitude pumps up his team to come from behind and win ! How do you get to be that special player? You learn and grow to know more about the game of hockey as each year passes. Eventually you will see that a successful season isn't always decided by league stats. If you play hockey with heart because you love the game, you will always contribute to a winning season. And don't forget, GO WOLVES !!!
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Fever, a throat infection needing a dose of antibiotics no appetite for three days, all because I took one table.
Had severe joint pain in both wrist with swelling, pain was so bad I couldn't move my fingers. Within 4 hours after taking Naproxen (500mg) I was able to move my fingers and wrist, after a second dose, about 10 hours later, the pain continued to subside and was felling better in a day.
I never have been so sick in my life after taking one pills. Stomach pains, heart burn, nausea, body aches. I thought I was going to die. Be careful of this drug! Naproxen 500mg tab
I would only recommend this for nerve pain, its useless for period pain and back pain.
My menstrual cramps were always accompanied by severe lower back pain and could be quite debilitating before I discovered Aleve/naproxen; from then on, I've always used naproxen for about one week out of every month. If you follow the dosing instructions, there shouldn't be a problem. It usually says to not exceed 3 tablets in a 24 hour period. That means every 12 hours you alternate between 2 tablets and 1 tablet, or you could take 1 tablet every 8 hours. I usually use the former configuration, and it works way better for me than acetaminophen. I usually buy the largest quantity bottle I can find, and since I only use it 12 weeks out of the year, that averages about $24 a year give or take a few bucks.
I had pelvic surgery and the oxycodone would only deal with the pain for about 4 hours, and the instructions were to take every 6 hours. I tried advil but gave no relief. The nurse suggested to try this. Did not help with the pain but within 24 hours my ENTIRE body ITCHED!!! 7 days later I still itch, now I have to take antihistimeans and steroids to try and stop itching.
I was prescribed this treatment when I visited my GP and he diagnosed a condition called plantar fasciitis which I suffered from last year. I finished my course of this drug but still had the pain. I found some more of this tablet from my previous prescription and started taking them again. I am still in pain even whilst taking them and have got permanent heartburn/indigestion but cannot take indigestion remedies with them as they are not allowed at the same time. I can no longer go running as the day after I am in immense pain and it hurts to walk on my foot.
Im 29 years old, male, had an excrutiating dental pain, was prescribed this medicine, and the pain NEVER went away. I felt like the PAIN was killing me, had me crying of PAIN! I took 2 pills thinking it could work faster, but NO, NO pain relief! Went to the ER, HAD TO WALK OUT BECAUSE they were no dentists to help me at the time. After hours of this PAIN, the pain started to subside, but the tingling and numbness in my body started..... a funny strange feeling all over.....PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THIS MEDICATION, I was not informed that this medication was time release, or the side effects of this pill. Its a damn shame that patients have to do research on meds before taking them, unfortunately there is no money back! I flushed the pills after reading the interactions...
I was prescribed this yesterday started treatment today with it. I feel no difference in pain level. I have a torn meniscus and torn ligaments in my right knee as well as bone fragments floating around in there. I took just one pill and my whole system is messed up from it. It is interfering with other medications that I take for Migraines and Asthmatic Medications. I would not recommend this medication to anyone at all. If it worked it would be different but it don't work at all. And difinately don't take it if you are on crutches and have it give you the shits cause you would never get to the restroom on time. I hate having any medication give me the roaring shits.
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How do we know that Eternal Punishment is just a sick fantasy of the carnal mind.
- A sin against an infinite God requires infinite punishment.
- God can't tolerate sinners in heaven. => conveniently forgetting all people in heaven have been sinners once.
Plus lets look at this comparison. A mouse bites you, so you spend about 70-90 years burning a mouse over a fire till it dies. That does not sound like justice, that is pure cruelty. For what? A little mouse bite that is only going to heal, and is not going to last for a lifetime.
True.But that's "refuted" with things like:- A sin against an infinite God requires infinite punishment.- God can't tolerate sinners in heaven. => conveniently forgetting all people in heaven have been sinners once.- ...
Why it seems more logical:1. Personally speaking, in order to be a calvinist and okay with that teaching, you would have to be pretty selfish.
2. If Arminianism were true, then that would not make God very powerful. If we were powerful enough to resist Gods will, we would also be powerful enough to turn hell into a utopian society. People have done it before without Organized Religion.
3. Once Saved Always Saved-according to the popular creed, it means that once one is saved, they are no longer capable of sin, or a free pass to sin. Televangelists like Pat Robertson who ask people to send him money to pray for the souls in Haiti is actually part of Gods will because PR is "Saved".
In another instance, "Once saved always saved" gives you a freepass to sin.
5. If Heaven were exclusive only to the self proclaimed born again Christians, then heaven would be one dull place. The Born again Christian life is way too many rules, and pretty much sees anything fun as a sin.
6. Mortal Sin-According to Catholic theology, if one commits mortal sin, which pretty much is every single little sin. So according to that form of theology, you are at the beach one day, and see some girls in bikinis, and you have a dirty thought. A wave comes from the ocean and kills you. You go to hell. Why? because you just happened to have committed the sin at the wrong time, and never went through the priest. Too bad so sad.