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Acta Cryst. (2013). E69, m414-m415 [ doi:10.1107/S1600536813016309 ]
Abstract: In the asymmetric unit of the title polymeric complex, {[Ag(C11H11N3)](CF3SO3)}n, there are two AgI atoms, two N-(pyridin-3-ylmethyl)pyridine-2-amine ligands (A and B) and two CF3SO3- anions. One AgI atom is coordinated by two pyridine N atoms from two symmetry-related A ligands in a geometry slightly distorted from linear [N-Ag-N = 173.2 (3)°], forming a left-handed helical chain, while the other AgI atom is coordinated by two pyridine N atoms from two symmetry-related B ligands in a bent arrangement [N-Ag-N = 157.1 (3)°], forming a right-handed helical chain. Both helical chains have the same pitch length [10.4007 (7) Å], propagate along the b-axis direction and are alternately arranged via AgAg [3.0897 (12) Å] and - stacking interactions [centroid-centroid distances = 3.564 (7) and 3.518 (6) Å], resulting in the formation of a two-dimensional supramolecular network extending parallel to the ab plane. Intermolecular N-HO, C-HO and C-HF hydrogen-bonding interactions occur between the helical chains and the anions.
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In iMovie 11 Essential Training, author Garrick Chow illustrates the process of creating high-quality video using iMovie 11. The course covers the entire post-production process, from importing audio, video, and still images to adding effects, creating trailers, and sharing your finished projects on social networks. Also included are tutorials on adjusting audio levels, automatically identifying clips that include faces, and using green screen effects. Exercise files accompany the course.
One of the more fun features you'll find in iMovie '11 is its ability to superimpose one clip over another using a green or blue screen effect. To accomplish this effect, one of your clips has to include a green or blue background. iMovie can automatically remove the green or blue parts of the scene, letting you see through those parts of the footage to the footage from the clip underneath it. For this exercise, I am going to import some footage from my exercise files. So I'll choose File > Import > Movies, and I've copied onto my Desktop a folder called green screen, which contains these three movies.
I am going to create a new event, and I'll just call it Green Screen and import them. And yes, I do want to import the entire directory. Okay, so here is my footage right here. So to accomplish the effect, you have to be shooting in front of a green or blue background, and it has to be one of those two colors and not any other color. The brighter and more saturated the green or blue, the better. And even though you can buy green and blue screen paints and backdrops, there is no need to spend a lot of money or to get all fancy. To create this example, I just went to a local hardware store and bought a can of bright green, non-glossy paint and painted a wall on my office.
In these shots, I am just standing under regular fluorescent ceiling lights to show you that iMovie can still do a great job, even if the green background isn't the best or even the most evenly lit it could be. You just have to make sure your subject isn't wearing any green and then none of the objects that you want to remain on screen have any green in them; otherwise they'll end up being see- through along with the background. Or if you are using blue, make sure there is no other blue in the shot other than your background. Now before you can apply the green screen effect, you should first go to iMovie > Preferences, and under the General section, just make sure Show Advanced Tools is checked.
If it's not checked, you won't see the Green or Blue Screen options. Okay, let's see how we do this. I am going to create a new project. File > New Project. Again, I will just use no theme. I'll call this Green Screen, Widescreen, and I know that this was shot at 30 frames per second, so I'll select that and I click Create. Okay, so here is my new blank project. So I am first going to drag in the background clip that I want to use, which is in this case is just these trees. So I'll just select that entire clip, drag it in, and now I'll drag in the footage of myself in front of the green screen.
Again, I'll select the entire thing, drag it on top of my clip, like so, and you can see now we have all these options open and we saw some of these in the earlier part of the chapter. In this case, because I have a green screen, I'll choose green. Now if you have a blue screen, obviously, you will choose blue screen. That's really all there is to it. iMovie removes the green parts of the clip, and all that remains are the non-green parts, which happened to be me in this case. Let's see what this looks like. (video playing) (Garrick: Ah, the great outdoors.) There it is. Now there's no way to fade in the Green Screen effect, so you should probably line up the beginning of the green screen clip to the beginning of the clip underneath it; otherwise, it will look like your green screen subject suddenly pops into the shot.
Let me exaggerate that a little for you. It will look like this. And suddenly I just appear. Now if that's the effect you are going for, all the better, but if not, drag the green screen clip to the beginning of the background clip. (video playing) (Garrick: Ah, the great outdoors.) Now, there are in actuality many other things to put into consideration to make your green screen effect look more realistic, including properly lighting your subject, so it looks more like the two scenes are actually one scene lit by the same light source, and making sure your camera angles match, so it doesn't look like you're looking down on your scene while looking up at your subject.
But as far as parts of the process that iMovie takes care of, that's almost all there is to it. Now I say almost because there are a couple of other things you can do to fine-tune your Green or Blue Screen effect. For example, if your green screen background isn't quite being completely subtracted by iMovie--maybe you're seeing some shadows bleeding through--you can help iMovie learn exactly what it needs to delete as long as the last frame of your green screen shot is just of the green background itself. So if we look at this clip in the event browser, after I walk off at the end, we have only the green background. So, if iMovie is having trouble with my shade of green, I can click the Action menu for this clip, choose Clip Adjustments, and then here under Background, I can choose Subtract last frame.
This helps iMovie better determine exactly what it's supposed to remove from the clip. But again, this only works if the last frame of your clip is of just the background. Now iMovie also allows you to manually crap out unwanted portions of your green screen clip. Down in this clip in my Event Browser, I am standing in front of the wall again, but one of my studio lights is in the shot. Let me go ahead and delete this clip and I'll select this one, drag it on, make a green screen. So when I play it, it's pretty much doing exactly what it's supposed to do, and now I see myself and the light in the shot.
But I really don't want that light in the shot. So I am going to select the Green Screen clip, and over here in the Viewer, I am going to click Cropped. Now I can drag this frame that you see here around the portion of the shadow I want to keep. Anything outside the cropped area will be removed from the shot. So, for example, I can drag this corner here and I'll drag this corner here, like so and you can see it pretty much eliminates the light. But you do need to be careful that you don't crop the area so tight that it crops up parts of the subject that might move outside that area.
So if I leave this, say, tightly cropped to where I'm standing right now and play it, you can see I kind of walk off the frame there, and I sort of just disappear into another dimension. So what I probably want to do here is drag these corners all the way to the edges of the frame, like so. That way I will be able to see myself in my entirety as I walk off the screen. In fact, you kind of see the top part was cut out there a little bit, so let's raise that up, like so. Let me see how that looks.
So you can see even though that light was clearly in the shot, it's no longer visible because we cropped it out, and there I go walking off the screen. So that's the Green Screen effect, and remember that iMovie also comes with a variety of backgrounds, which you will find by going to the Maps and Backgrounds button. And these are great if you are creating a video report or blog and you just don't have anything interesting to stand in front of. Just film yourself in front of the green or blue background and then you can drag in one of these clips to act as your background. As we have seen before, some of these backgrounds are animated, while others are not. I'll grab that one, grab my footage here.
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Q. I had a positive transglutaminase and I am having an endoscopy done to confirm that I have celiac sprue. I am just wondering what other autoimmune/inflammatory diseases would cause a positive transglutaminase result?
A. Undiagnosed and untreated celiac disease is often associated with other autoimmune diseases, and thus a positive tTG antibody test may indicate the presence of other autoimmune diseases. That said, no one will diagnose you with an autoimmune disease based solely on the positive tTG; you'll need to be tested for ANA, RA, and a host of others. The good news is that many of the associated autoimmune diseases with celiac disease can be reversed with a gluten-free diet.
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Established in 1979, the James City Clean County Commission is a coalition of local volunteers appointed by the Board of Supervisors.They are dedicated to promoting recycling, litter control, providing environmental education, and helping to coordinate County beautification projects. Meetings are held monthly. For more information, call 757-259-5375 or contact via Email. If you are interested in becoming a commissioner, feel free to come to one of our meetings and pick up an application.
Who is on the Clean County Commission?
Charles Loundermon, Will Barnes, Ashley Goodroe, Betty Peterson, Robert Marin, Marcus Meiring, Peg Boarman and Kensett Teller.
Clean County Commission Programs
Good Neighbor Environment Grant - Matching grant awards up to $500 are available each fall to neighborhood associations or committees. The purpose of this grant is to enhance the sense of community and sustainability of our neighborhoods through the development and accomplishment of an environmentally sustainable landscape beautification project. 2014 Winners are:
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Spring Cleanup - Clean County Commission's original program, Spring Cleanup, has been helping citizens create a cleaner communityfor over 33 years. In that time, local volunteers have removed over six million pounds of trash from County roadsides and illegal dump sites. On select Saturdays inApril, volunteers give their time and energy to collect trash in areas where it would have otherwise polluted the environment. With help from residents across the County, Spring Clean-Up has been a continual success and allows the community to truly create a cleaner, more beautiful landscape.
Clean Business Forum - The Clean County Commission is a cosponsor of the Virginia Peninsula Clean Business Forum. Quarterly meetings are held to bring attendees up to date on techniques and programs to enhance the visual environment of the community and to inform business and industry of available resources. Awards are presented to four local businesses for outstanding environmental stewardship and beautification efforts. Clean County Commission hosts one of the four breakfast meetings and awards program each year on a rotational basis with Hampton, Newport News and York County. You are welcome to attend!
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The objective
Lip implant surgery - or lip augmentation - aims to give an appearance of fuller and plumper lips, adding shape and definition through the use of implants, where lips may be deflated, flat or uneven.
The procedure
The operation is normally carried out under a local anaesthetic and can take up to 30 minutes.
There are a wide range of lip augmentation materials and procedures available and choice is determined by a number of factors. If opting for permanent implants, the surgeon will normally make four small cuts at each corner of the mouth, and then insert the strip of implant material into each lip. The implant is usually made from synthetic materials (for example, Gore-Tex) and is cut to the size of your lips to achieve the desired effect. Once the procedure is complete, the incisions will be stitched.
Injectable materials, such as bovine collagen, are an alternative to artificial implants and most are temporary, some are permanent.
The outcome
Following surgery, the lips may be very swollen and painful for a few days or weeks. If stitches are not dissolvable, they will need removing after 10-12 days.
Normally, you be able to leave the hospital within a few hours. You can return to work within a few days and resume most activities within one week.
Most people find that the shape or definition of their lips has changed as a result of this surgery. Artificial implants are permanent but most injectable materials are temporary, lasting between 3-6 months. Some are permanent (such as Aquamid).
The risks
All local anaesthesias carry associated risks, but complications particular to lip augmentation include infection, problems with wound healing and slippage of the implant, needing further surgery to correct. You may also experience difficulty talking, eating or smiling for a few days afterwards, even weeks.
Fluid build up under the skin (seroma) is a risk which may require further surgery to remove, as well as haematoma (blood clot under the skin). Some patients experience reduced sensation in the treated area due to nerve damage, which can be permanent.
More common are scar healing problems and the development of unsightly scars may depend on how your body heals. Sometimes, dry, peeling lips can be a problem.
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Permanent implants cost more than temporary injectables. In the UK, expect to pay from around £3,000. Abroad, expect to pay from around £650 (Belgium) to around £1,000 (USA).
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Lip augmentation is a specialist procedure available at some private cosmetic surgery clinics within the UK and abroad.
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Lip augmentation is popular with people, normally women, who feel that their lips are too thin or flat, and they would like to make them look plumper and fuller to harmonise the features of the face more. People who have odd-shaped lips may also opt for this type of surgery, to even out the upper or lower lip.


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This repair went well. My previous experience was somewhat alarming. He made the repair them started to check the engine over. At that time he said I needed a new engine. The cost would be over $6,000.00. I had my doubts. I made a few calls and the bottom line is I fixed the problem myself for less than $200.00 in materials. I said to ', ":Anyone can fix an engine problem by replacing the engine. I needed someone to diagnose and tell me what the problem is!" He wasn't happy with me.
He came back the with cover, in almost where the whole was, he sewed a piece from there across to the end. He said that is how he is making the covers now. He was reasonable and I had a good experience with him the first time. Then he put the cover on and I didn't use the boat until Thanksgiving weekend. My kids came and they went to cover the boat back up after using it and they could not get the snaps to snap together. We knew it did not fit correctly so I called him that following Monday and let him know that the snaps were not snapping where they should be. He said he would come over and I waited a week. I called him again and he said that he would have to take the boat to the shop. Then he called and said that his trailer was being used and he was busy. This went on and on and I have not had a cover for my boat since then. Finally he called me and told me that next Monday he could pick it up and at that point I have filed for small claims court, because my boat's interior is getting ruined."
I took my boat, a 27 foot Sea This took five weeks and cost about $1250. I called and called and they said boat (finally 5 weeks later) was ready so I picked up and trailered it home. When I saw the condition it was left in, filthy, greasy, cockpit covers thrown below in a ball, bilge covers laying on the floor, etc, I thought I'd better check things before launching. Engine wouldn't start, sprayed starter fluid in and it wouldn't stay running. They said they ran the boat but impossible in that condition, like a fool I took it back and they said they'd get right on it. Two more weeks go by, they said carb problem and another week, goes by, finally ready again and this time I insisted on a sea trial which went well. The bill this time was $1200 to rebuild a carburetor!!!! While hitching up the trailer my son noticed the trailer tag was unbolted and lying on the frame. We asked what was going on and why the tag was removed from the trailer, nobody knew, a complete mystery. Because of the excessive time, cost, license plate shenanigans etc. and countless excuses I wouldn't recommend anyone subject themselves to a place which has a level of service almost as good as comcast.
He is professional and timely, and most importantly, honest. He always cleans the boat when he gives it back. Its top notch service at a reasonable price. I recommend him to everyone I know that has a boat. In my previous boat he re did all my seat cushions, which is a lot on a deck boat, changed gauges, and much more.
I contacted to get the new engine block in then it shouldnt take more than two weeks to install the new block. It has now been 8 months. He doesnt return calls or emails. I have to hunt him down, says Im "next on the list" each time. In August I found him at his shop I asked to see the engine block I put a deposit on and he replied "I don't have it yet and I been behind, hurt back, lost help". I have filed a compliant with the BBB, had an attorney contact him, had the pinellas county consumer services contact him with no result. Just excuses or no response at all. I would like my boat returned to my home and a full refund of the engine block deposit of $5,350.
I have owned boats my entire life and I have never had service like that provided by
For what I had done the bill would have been double back at the
ever used. He went above and beyond what I asked him to do and was more than fair in his billing.
I would not hesitate to recommend his service to other boaters.
For what I had done the bill would have been double back at the
ever used. He went above and beyond what I asked him to do and was more than fair in his billing.
I would not hesitate to recommend his service to other boaters.
He's one of the few professionals I know in this country that I totally respect. He knows his business very well and is fairly priced. He has very good manners and he doesn't like to do shady deals. He's a great professional. He does hand work and it's absolutely terrific. His private life is spent in Locust Valley but he works in Port "
We were very impressed. We have had this problem with one engine for about 6 years and have taken it to several mechanics spending thousands of dollars. The mechanic from Trapper Marine was the most knowledgeable that we have experienced over the past 6 years and finally we feel the problem is solved! We were very happy with the quick service and the professionalism displayed.
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Blue Ridge Builders
604 Schaum Ave.
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PO Box 84
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Port Clinton
HBH Repair And Service
1571 Skinner Lane SE
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New Philadelphia
South Shore Marine
1611 Sawmill Pkwy
Treasure Cove Marina
904 S.E. Catawba Rd.
Port Clinton
Port Clinton
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Hardware acceleration in, but XP support out as Big M takes on Mozilla and Google.
Microsoft has finally pushed Internet Explorer 9 out from its public preview state, talking up its newly-minted browser at a special bash held at South by South West Interactive.
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What a coup for Ochsner! Bamboozle or bribe the public broadcasting network into airing their propaganda. There were several other hospitals in the area who were well prepared and took care of their patients during the storm. I know, I was taking care of patients in one of those hospitals. These other institutions and their staff consider what they did their duty, not a public relations bonanza.
As for Mr. Walker and the rest of the revisionists who say anarchy did not rule the region, I simply ask: do you speak from ignorance or inexperience? I had the pleasure of traversing the land route in and out of Mogadishu on the Mississippi several times. Aside from the throng of crackheads around the burning the pawnshop near Ochsner on Jefferson Highway, one of my fondest images of post-apocalyptic New Orleans was tone of the city's finest citizens sihlouetted by the sun atop the levee adjacent to Ochsner, pushing a shopping cart containing an unboxed 50+ inch plasma tv, heading for Baton Rouge. If that doesn't conjure up images of the Road Warriors, I don't know what does.


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Why Has DWTS Never Won an Emmy for Choreography?
It's hard to believe that in 14 seasons to date, no Dancing With the Stars pro has won an Emmy for Outstanding Choreography. But it's true — although many pros have been nominated over the years, including Mark Ballas, Derek Hough, Chelsie Hightower, Tony Dovolani, Cheryl Burke, and Julianne Hough.
Executive Producer Conrad Green talked to The Toulcan Times about how the show has changed since the first season, which was just six hours long, to now airing six hours in the first two weeks. With all the work that goes into the DWTS, he's surprised the show isn't recognized with more Emmys, especially for directing or choreography.
"Our dancers come in with their choreography and in just a few days our director has to work out how his cameras can capture every bit of every dance," Conrad said. "Alex Rudzinski and his Assistant Director Kate Moran do that each week, scripting the cameras to the beat of the music. It's a logistical mindscape and he competes against those who have a relatively straightforward directing effort."
And when it comes to Outstanding Choreography, well, So You Think You Can Dance has won seven such Emmys since 2007, dominating the category. DWTS has just never been able to break through.
"It's mystifying that none of our dancers have won a choreography Emmy, when you think of all the amazing routines and what the show has done for the knowledge and appreciation of dance," Conrad said. "They are not only choreographing brilliant routines but also trying to turn celebrity beginners into professional dancers in just a matter of weeks."
Agreed. It's nice to see the DWTS boss support the troops like this. We notice their great work, even if the Emmys stay blind.
Sources: The Toulcan Times (via @DWTSGossip), Broken Records
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W.Va. lawmakers take up Senate vacancy bill
CHARLESTON — West Virginians would face a tight schedule for nominating and then voting for candidates to fill the seat of the late Sen. Robert C. Byrd, under Thursday's special session legislation from Gov. Joe Manchin.
The measure, sent to each chamber aims to revise the state's process for handling Senate vacancies. The House of Delegates and Senate assigned each chamber's version to their judiciary committees.
Manchin's bill would retain the current trigger that requires an election whenever 30 or more months remain in a vacated Senate seat's six-year term. Byrd, 92, was history's longest-serving member of Congress when he died June 28 just days before that point.
As part of the process, the governor would still appoint someone to fill the vacancy until that vote. Manchin, a Democrat like Byrd, has promised to name his temporary choice by 5 p.m. Friday. He then plans to announce whether he'll run for the seat, and has said it's highly likely he will.
The bill would include a vacancy in already scheduled general elections, and in slated primaries when possible. Manchin wants to put Byrd's seat on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. But as West Virginia held its primary May 11, the measure would require a special primary no sooner than 60 days after the vacancy arose but at least 60 days before the general election.
That language would set a primary for Byrd's seat between Aug. 27 and Sept. 3. The bill would give candidates in parties that hold primaries — Democrats, Republicans and Mountain Party members — between three and 10 days to file.
Nine other states have primaries scheduled that later or later in the election season.
Manchin changed his proposal after lawmakers reacted to a version released Tuesday. It no longer skips primaries when just one candidate files for a party's nomination, and limits the governor's discretion for setting special election dates.
The special session agenda also includes a $5.5 million measure meant to cover the counties' special election costs. The House and Senate finance committees were to review that bill.
While Manchin had hoped lawmakers could conclude the session in a day, the Senate already plans to return Friday to vote on his latest batch of state office appointees. The state constitution requires three readings of a bill over as many days before a chamber's final vote on passage. Suspending that rule would require a four-fifths majority.
While Manchin has declined to identify those he's considering for the temporary appointment, he has said they've been mentioned in press reports. Those named include Nick Casey, who stepped down as Democratic Party chair last month after being recommended for a federal judgeship, and former two-term Gov. Gaston Caperton. Larry Puccio, Casey's successor as party chair, had also been mentioned but told a West Virginia newspaper Wednesday that he was not in the running.
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PRAYER REQUESTS: First United Methodist Church; the congregation of Concha del Oro; the Epworth Project, Imagine No Malaria; Missionary Gaston Ntambo; Karen Bell; Barbara Brandeberry; Emily Buckman; Ryan Davis; Raymond Fahle; Vern Hansen; Judy Hartley; Ron Hartley; Mary Etta Hemmerly; Mark Hogan; Bobbie Lane; Maxine Miller; Coquette Neifer; Ann Ruehl; Roger Schupp; *Joe Crider; *Jason Hill; *Mark Istre; *Cole Jennings (*presently deployed)
SPRING CLEAN-UP: The Trustees will be hosting a spring clean-up on Saturday, May 10th from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Grab your shovel, broom, weed tool, edger, and gloves and come out for a good old-fashioned clean up. Use your own imagination to find and tackle a small project around the church grounds. Hope you can join us.
CHURCH LOAN UPDATE: FUM has refinanced the building loan closing on April 24, 2014. The new loan is provided by First Federal Bank in Bowling Green. The loan principle amount is for $1,469,079.53 amortized over 20 years with a five year adjustable rate mortgage. For the first sixty months of the loan, the rate will be 4.920%. Our monthly payment will be $9,422.16. This represents a reduction in what we were paying on the previous loan by approximately $1,500 monthly. We would like to thank Tim Harris, Dean King and Tom LaPolt for assisting in the process of closing the loan. The Trustees and Finance Committee hope to apply addition-al funds when available to the principle to accelerate paying off the debt.
EQUAL EXCHANGE FAIR TRADE COFFEE ORDERS: Did you know that by enjoying Equal Exchange products you join a movement to support small-scale farmers around the world? Did you know that Equal Exchange also sells fair trade tea and chocolate? Orders for Equal Exchange Fair Trade Coffee and other products will be collected TODAY and Sunday, May 11th. Mark & Emily Shook will be in the Narthex at 10:45-11:00 a.m. and 12:00-12:15 p.m. to answer your questions and take your orders scheduled for delivery in late May. Checks can be made payable to First United Methodist Church with "Fair Trade Coffee" in the memo line. You may also order by calling the Shooks at 419-807-8610 or email
DESSERT SILENT AUCTION - On Sunday, May 11th the FUM Relay for Life Team will be holding a dessert silent auction. There will be a number of yummy desserts available to be bid on. If you have the highest bid at the end of second service, you win the dessert. You do not need to be present at the end; we will deliver. All proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society. Relay for Life will be held on Friday, May 16, 2014, at Bowling Green High School. You can join the team or make a donation by seeing Beth Ash or visiting the team's website at http://main.acsevents.org/goto/fumc
DO YOU HAVE A COLLEGE STUDENT? If so, then we want to hear from you! The Membership Committee is looking for the addresses of church member college students. Please email your college student's address to Melissa Coe
FUM BLOODMOBILE MAY 5th: The American Red Cross is holding a Blood Drive here at the church on Monday, May 5, 2014 from 12:00-6:00 p.m. To schedule an appointment, please call 1-800-RED CROSS or visit redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code: 1STUMCBG.
SPECIAL SUNDAY CHURCH-WIDE OFFERING: Native American Ministries Sunday on May 4th is one of the six church-wide Special Sunday offerings of The United Methodist Church. Native American Ministries Sunday reminds United Methodists of the contributions made by Native Americans to our society. The special offering benefits Native American outreach within annual conferences and across the United States and provides seminary scholarships for Native Americans.
OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE: You are invited to participate in a day of service on Saturday, May 17, 2014, from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (or whenever the work is finished). We will gather at church and then go into the neighborhood to serve and work on projects for our neighbors we love! No special skills needed. Families are encouraged to sign up to serve together. We look forward to a great day of fun, fellowship and service. There will be a sign up sheet available in narthex. If you have any questions, please contact Matt Paquette, Eric Ramlow, or Peg Brown.
STAMP OUT HUNGER: The National Association of Letter Carriers is holding their 22nd Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on Saturday, May 10, 2014. Simply leave your non-perishable food items in a bag near your mailboxes on this date, and your letter carrier will pick up your donations.
RUMMAGE SALE—Are you doing some spring cleaning? Save some treasures for our annual August Rummage Sale. The tentative dates are August 21, 22, & 23. Watch future bulletins and news-letters for specific details.
OTTERBEIN PORTAGE VALLEY EVENTS: Please stop by the welcome center and pick up your copy of the "The Spirit of Otterbein" flyer. The flyer lists all events in May for which you can register as well as information on Older Americans Month.
FLOWER BASKET SALE: Trinity United Methodist Church is hosting their annual Flower Basket Sale on Friday, May 9th and Saturday, May 10th from 10:00 a.m.—1:30 p.m. in the church parking lot. The church is located at 200 N. Summit, Bowling Green.
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Vinny Is Surrounded by Beautiful Women — But Who Are They? (PHOTO)
We're pumped to see all of the celebrity guests on The Show With Vinny, including the beautiful women he'll bring on like Vampire Diaries star Kat Graham and rapper Iggy Azalea. Vinny recently Instagrammed a pic of him surrounded by beautiful women in a booth at a restaurant, having just enjoyed a meal together.
Who are these lovely ladies? Besides his mama, Paola, who is sitting on his left, the girls are members of the British pop group, The Saturdays! Their music is a blend of pop, R&B and dance music, influenced by stars like Katy Perry and Britney Spears.
"Wondering why @TheSaturdays and I are chugging baby bottles?" Vinny wrote as a caption. "You'll have to watch #TheShowWithVinny to find out." If you look closely, you can spot some baby bottles on the table filled with a yellow drink. Hmm, we wonder what they're up to. Hopefully they're drinking something good to go along with the waffles and bacon on the table.
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Should Farrah Abraham Dye Her Hair Blond?
Important things are happening to Farrah Abraham's face — and we're not talking about her new chin implant. Farrah recently stepped out and about in a giant blond wig, and in a word? Our eyes. We don't know whether to run away in fear or bow down to Farrah's gorgeous visage!
We're used to this gal being a bombshell brunette, but you know what they say — blondes have more fun! Farrah looks like she's having a blast in these photos from Us Weekly (check 'em out here), and we're wondering if she should make a permanent change from brown to blonde.
Sure, it's obvious Farrah is wearing a low-quality wig, but the color definitely suits her skin-tone, and we're thinking a bottle of L'Oreal might be her new best friend.
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Swarovski 42mm Swarovision EL Binoculars - The revolutionary Swarovision™ technology from Swarovski Optik enables an image quality in the new EL Swarovision previously unequalled in binoculars. The combination of field flattener lenses and HD glass ensures impressive image resolution over the entire field of view. The Swarovision models feature field flattener lenses which provide incredible contrast right up to the image edge, and produce a virtually flat image. For the first time ever, the observer obtains a perfect image with no annoying distortions. The outstanding image quality over the entire field of view means less refocusing and allows you to identify every detail at lightning speed. The fluoride-containing HD lenses minimize color-fringing (chromatic aberration) for contrast-rich images with razor-sharp outlines. As a result, significant improvements in resolution and contrast are achieved by comparison with conventional grades of glass. The new EL Swarovision stands out by comparison with other binoculars due to a larger eye relief of the exit pupil. This enables even eyeglass wearers to survey the entire wide-angle field of view and enjoy the new EL's unique edge sharpness. The removable twist-in eyecups are individually adjustable in three stages. In addition to the maximum position (completely twisted out) and the setting for eyeglass-wearers (completely twisted in), the eyecups also have a snap-in intermediate stage. The enhanced coatings of the lenses and prisms (Swarodur, Swarotop, and Swarobright) in the new EL guarantee absolutely lifelike color reproduction and outstanding image brightness for spectacular observation experiences even at dusk. The Swaroclean coating on the outer surface of the lens ensures a non-stick effect with obvious cleaning advantage in the case of dirt such as water marks, insect repellents and tree resin. The Swarovisions come with a nylon carry bag and padded neck strap.
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WARRENSBURG - The local high school's male basketball players have a lot of heart despite enduring seasons that may not have reached their expectations, team coaches said March 11 at an awards dinner held at the school.
"You are the best role models," coach Rich Schloss said to his varsity boys basketball team, lined up on stage to receive trophies or certificates. "From an athletic standpoint, this was the best group I've ever coached."
The Warrensburg High School Boys Basketball team finished off the 2009-10 season with a 10-9 record that didn't necessarily reflect the talent on the team, he said. Schloss noted some late-game twists against league leaders Argyle and Lake George, in which Warrensburg had established leads that were overturned in the final minutes after a flurry of fouls were called.
"We absolutely proved we could play with the best," Schloss said.
Offensive Most Valuable Player award went to scoring leader senior Brendan Frye, who ended up tallying 13.8 points per game, a record that put him amongst the top 15 players in the region.
"Brendan is an unbelievable athlete with an outstanding work ethic," Schloss said, prompting a hug from Frye when the trophy was presented.
Defensive MVP went to Mike Perrone, who bounced back from an early-season injury to be ultra-effective defensively for the team, Schloss said.
The Sportsmanship award went to Jason Power, who may have been granted limited playing time, but worked hard and never complained, Schloss said.
"Jason's the nicest kid ever," he said.
After the presentations, Schloss reflected on the team's character.
"They were 'all about the team,'" he said. "Several more points here or there, and we would have been at the top of the Adirondack League."
Junior Varsity squad shows promise
The WCS Junior Varsity basketball players have solid talent and a bright future despite disappointing 2009-10 statistics, J.V. Coach Rex Reynolds said as he gave out awards.
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We are proud of our union and the UAW Ford National Negotiating Committee. As the nation's economy remains stalled and uncertain, and its employment rate stagnates, we were able to win an agreement with Ford that will bring auto manufacturing jobs back to the United States from China, Mexico and Japan.
This agreement adds 5,750 new UAW jobs which means more than 12,000 new jobs in total with jobs previously announced by Ford. Many of these jobs will be added by the end of 2012, and all will be added during the term of the new contract.
The tentative agreement includes $16 billion to produce more new and upgraded vehicles and components by 2015, of which, $6.3 billion will be invested directly into retooling and upgrading plants. UAW members sacrificed when the company was struggling and this agreement ensures that our members will now share in Ford's prosperity. While new jobs, investment and new products for our plants are the most important components of a secure future for our members, we were also able to make important gains in both income and benefits in this tentative agreement.
In terms of economic security, we increased Entry-Level wages to $19.28 over the term of the agreement. We also won a $6,000 Settlement Bonus for workers with a year or more seniority or $5,000 for those with less than a year, and $7,000 in Inflation Protection and Competitive lump-sum payments over the term of the agreement. Another important gain is the strong improvements we made in transparency and simplicity in the profit sharing plan.
In the area of health care benefits, when it seems like everyone in America is getting cuts in benefits and paying higher co-pays and deductibles, we were able to maintain and improve on our current benefits. Most significant for our members, we were able to secure unlimited $20 doctor's office visits.
As representatives of workers, we will always have some differences with Ford management. Over and over, we reminded management that no one has a stronger self-interest in the success and long-term viability of the company than UAW Ford workers. CEOs come and go, often with huge golden parachutes, management comes and goes, stockholders come and go, but it is our UAW Ford members who are here for the long run and have the most at risk if the company fails. It is our members who work the hardest every day making the best vehicles in the world.
We are extremely proud of the job that was done by the entire UAW Ford National Negotiating Committee. We employed new strategies and tactics in these difficult economic times. Your bargaining team fought successfully not only to beat back the corporation's attempt to weaken our contract, but also to win major improvements we all can be proud of.
This document summarizes the tentative agreement the UAW has reached with Ford. Please review it carefully, and go to www.uaw.org to review the entire agreement. And we urge you to vote "YES" in favor of ratification.
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Standing an impressive 15hh, 'Peter' as he is affectionately known is a 2004, homozygous black, Asil, straight Egyptian stallion located in the USA who is making his mark in their highly competitive show world.
True to type and with dynamic movement, TDR White Stone is really something to behold and, with not a trace of 'The Minstril' blood in his lineage, this boy is an absolute rarity!
An outstanding and very successful performance horse he has also taken to halter classes well and will be campaigned heavily over the next two years with many victories expected to lie ahead for him.
And if all important 'type' along with proven performance and trainability are paramount in your sire selection, then this young man is for you as TDR White Stone is the only black, Asil, straight Egyptian, Al Khamsa, Blue List reining stallion in the world!
Peter's quality has also not been overlooked on the international market with buyers in Europe and elsewhere importing frozen semen or purchasing his exquisite fillies.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Eight players with local ties were selected in the Major League Baseball Draft over the weekend. Click the icon to see WWAY's report on the area draftees.
ZEBULON, NC (WWAY) – Topsail and Whiteville both won baseball state championships over the weekend. Click the play video icon to see WWAY's musical tribute to the Pirates and the Wolfpack.
WHITEVILLE, NC (WWAY) — Whiteville outfielder/pitcher Zach Pait was named the Columbus County Sports Network / Wells Fargo baseball player of the year at Monday's Columbus County Sports Network / Wells Fargo baseball banquet. Pait is pictured above with Franklin Davis, Mark Council and Jim Davis.
WILMINGTON, NC (SHARKS RELEASE) — Sharks shine in 4-1 victory. In the first inning against the SwampDogs (6-5), no runs came across in the first, but a two out single from Nathan Becker, and another from Cam McRae showed that the offensive fire was still lit. "As a team, we're really settling in at the plate. Swinging the wood bats are a little different, and that may be in the back of our minds as we're up there. After using the wood every day for eleven games, we're finally getting used to it", said leadoff batter Steven Linkous.
Wilmington picked up an early lead in the second inning. Joe DeVito led off the frame with an infield single, followed by Tyler Carroll's single to left field. Andrew Siegel swung at the first pitch, hitting it down the third base line – DeVito broke for home, but the ball was bobbled by Jacob Whiting, effectively scoring DeVito. Carroll was later driven home with a two out single from a Linkous liner up the middle. Linkous finished the evening 2-4 with a triple and a walk, a pair of RBIs, and a stolen base.
The plundering in the 7th inning was Linkous's ninth on the year in as many attempts, tying him for the most in the Coastal Plain League. "Coach Black has really helped me this season, with some keys to being more aggressive on the basepaths. I'm going to keep being aggressive, doing what I can to get into scoring position to help out the team", said Linkous.
Beau Dees (2-1) went a full six innings for the Sharks, striking out three, giving up seven hits, yet surrounding just a single run. The bullpen was in full effect in Wilmington. Dees was followed by Kevin Husum in the 7th, Will Shepley in the 8th, and Kyler Stout in the 9th. Stout picked up his fourth save of the year.
Fayetteville will host the Sharks Tuesday. The series is at 2-1 in favor of the Sharks.


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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Trade deadline passes without a move in Detroit
Another year's trade deadline passed today at 4PM EST today. These are quite a bit more fun when the team is in contention for the division and that was the case for Detroit this year. Dave Dombrowski was out looking … Continue reading
Wil Ledezma DFA'd by Atlanta Braves
The Atlanta Braves designated Wilfredo Ledezma for assignment today making room for their acquisition of closer Octavio Dotel or other more solid bullpen help. I wasn't the biggest fan of this trade early on but it appears now that the … Continue reading
Fernando Rodney has second solid outing in Toledo
Fernando Rodney pitched the eighth inning during the Toledo Mud Hens win over the Richmond Braves; his second rehab outing since going on the DL on June 24th. With little available on the trade market, the Tigers are depending highly … Continue reading
Tigers shortstop future far from certain
With the Tiger bullpen troubles of late there has been one trade rumor that has been less talked about and that is the need to bring in an additional shortstop. This was the focus of an article in the Detroit … Continue reading
Virgil Vasquez to start in doubleheader
The Tigers will call up Virgil Vasquez to start game two of Tuesdays doubleheader against the White Sox. While Virgil wasn't the first choice of Jim Leyland as Danny Knobler states below, I like how this turned out. Jim Leyland … Continue reading
Tiger bullpen improvement eases trade needs
The Tigers are sitting in a good position with the trade deadline looming at the end of the month. Only a month ago I would have been eager to see Detroit GM Dave Dombrowski make a bold move to plug … Continue reading
Sean Casey has earned Tiger everyday 1B role
Sean Casey has been a major point of discussion ever since arriving in Detroit just before the trade deadline last year (2006). Much of the initial negative reactions were due to his replacing a fan favorite in Chris Shelton but … Continue reading
Tigers face tough second half schedule
With a little less than half the games remaining in the season, below is a look at the toughness of the schedule for each team in the AL Central. The second-half contains mostly games amongst division teams so it can … Continue reading
Detroit Tigers 2007 Draft Update
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Detroit All-Stars and Curtis Granderson
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• Nakia LaTrelle, with Melody and Freddy P., will perform live at 9 p.m. at Dreams Cafe and Gourmets, 153 S. Horner Blvd., Sanford. Doors open at 8 p.m. The event will feature a special dinner menu and $5 wine; the cover charge is $10.
• Chatham Charter School will hold an open gym pizza party from 4-9 p.m. at the school, 2200 Hamp Stone Road, Siler City, for rising freshmen and sophomores interested in learning more about the new high school. Activities will include a DJ, pick-up basketball, pizza, snacks, drinks and more. School officials will also briefly discuss the school, as well as answer any questions. More information is available online at www.chathamcharter.org/high-school-updates.
• The Lee County Library Quiz Bowl originally scheduled for today has been postponed to Feb. 2.
• Those looking for ways to make a living or supplement their income off of their land are invited to attend the "Putting Small Acreage to Work" conference from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Gaston County Citizens Resource Center in Dallas, N.C. The goal of this conference is to encourage the success and viability of small farm operations through educational workshops, roundtable discussions and networking opportunities. Go to http://smallacres.eventbrite.com or call Gaston County Cooperative Extension at (704) 922-2112 for more information.
• Temple Theatre presents "The Swingin' Cowboys," featuring Jason Petty, tonight at 8 p.m. at the theatre, 120 Carthage St. The show is a tribute to the music of the great American West. This trip down memory lane consists of songs from Stephen Foster to the Singing Cowboys to Western swing. Tickets are $23 for adults, $19 for active military/Lee County educators/groups of 10-plus, and $13 for students and are available by calling Temple Theatre's box office at (919) 774-4155 or online at www.templeshows.com.
• One By One meets at 4 p.m., at Trinity Lutheran Church, 525 Carthage Street. One By One welcomes all people who are interested in improving race relationships in an atmosphere where frank and open discussion is encouraged. Rupert Nacoste, professor at North Carolina State University, will join One By One for this meeting to begin a discussion of his book, "Howl of the Wolf: North Carolina State University Students call Out for Social Change." For more information, please call (919) 774-4797.
• Temple Theatre presents "The Swingin' Cowboys," featuring Jason Petty, today at 2 p.m. at the theatre, 120 Carthage St. The show is a tribute to the music of the great American West. This trip down memory lane consists of songs from Stephen Foster to the Singing Cowboys to Western swing. Tickets are $23 for adults, $19 for active military/Lee County educators/groups of 10-plus, and $13 for students and are available by calling Temple Theatre's box office at (919) 774-4155 or online at www.templeshows.com.
• The O'Neal School is now accepting enrollment applications for school year 2013-2014 and will hold an informational session and campus tours from 2 -4 p.m. at the school, located at 3300 Airport Road, Southern Pines, for all families interested in learning more about The O'Neal School. During the information session, families will have the opportunity to hear from and speak with Headmaster Alan Barr, Director of Admissions Alice Droppers, the division directors, faculty and current O'Neal parents and students.
• Chatham County's Central Permitting Office in Pittsboro will be closed today to allow staff to complete computer training for upgraded software. The office will not be available by phone, so residents and businesses needing its services are encouraged to plan accordingly and reach the office either before or after Jan. 28. The goal of the new software is to improve customer service and efficiency.
• Lee County Community Orchestra's annual Winter Interlude, a benefit evening of food, wine, and music, will be held at 6:30 p.m. at Cafe 121. Chef Gregg Hamm will again offer his restaurant and has prepared a three- course dinner menu. One glass of wine will be served with the meal unless not desired, and $3 will purchase an additional glass (Water, hot or iced tea, and coffee will be available instead of or in addition to). Music Director Tara Towson Villa and her fiancée, principal horn player Eric Keith, will provide the entertainment. The $35 per-person ticket includes a $17 tax-deductible donation to LCCO. Checks may be made to LCCO and sent to P.O. Box 3174, or to Reinette Seaman at 600 Valley Road. To reserve or to learn more, contact Seaman at (919) 776-4628 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
• The Victims of Sexual Assault Support Group meets tonight and every Monday from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Please call HAVEN In Lee County for more information at (919) 774-8923.
• The Sandhills Natural History Society will meet at 7 p.m. at Weymouth Woods Auditorium, 1024 Fort Bragg Road, Southern Pines. The presentation is titled "Box Turtles in the Sandhills;" join John Roe as he shares information about his research on box turtles and the use of radio telemetry. Visitors are welcome. Please call (910) 692-2167 for more information, or visit online at www.sandhillsnature.org.
• Jordan-Matthews High School will host a financial aid workshop at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Counselors will discuss the free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application and answer questions about paying for college, including scholarships, grants and loans. The event will target high school seniors and their parents, but anyone interested is invited to attend.
• A workshop titled "30 Seconds or Less: Elevator Pitches That Work" will be offered as a part of the Practical Knowledge Seminar Series from 9-11 a.m. in the meeting room of the Sanford Area Association of Realtors, 106 Charlotte Ave., Sanford. Participants will create their own 30-second introduction for use at job fairs, networking events and other meetings. The cost is $20 and pre-registration is required. Visit pkseminars.com or call (919) 721-8433 for more information or to register.
• The Lee County GOP will meet at 7 p.m. at the GOP Headquarters at 101 S. Steele St.
• Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University (FPU), a nine-week course providing families and individuals with tools to gain control of their finances and set themselves up for long-term financial success, begins today at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at Flat Springs Baptist Church, located at 4148 Deep River Road in Sanford. The course meets once a week, and in each session, a different lesson is taught by Dave on DVD, followed by a small-group discussion. Lessons include budgeting, relationships and money, getting out of debt, saving for emergencies and investing. Contact Emma Cotten at (919) 775-5922 for more information or to register.
• The Lee County Community Orchestra will rehearse from 6:30-9 p.m. in the practice hall of the Lee County High School Fine Arts Building.
• The North Carolina Senior Citizens Association has had many requests from seniors and veterans to provide an educational session on long-term care and has now scheduled a workshop today at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Bordeaux in Fayetteville. The event is free and open to the public. Due to the popularity of this workshop, seating is limited. Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve a seat by calling the reservation hotline 24 hours a day at (910) 678-3039 or (800) 622-8686.


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Hey Mike Nobody, how you doing pal? I still haven't gotten my benefits, so The STAMINA Zine Series is awaiting a print and copy solution. It's just so frustrating waiting for some ends to come in for the launch, you know, ha, zine stress! Anyway, hope all is well with you and Happy New Year Mike!
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Mike! ihaven't forgotten about you. things got kinda out of control for me up here. I got a letter ready to send you, but just need to get a tape made and some other stuff together to post to you. I love your tape! there's some wild stuff on it!
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I have so many cool Gifs Mike. Just name one you've been looking for and I can probably score it through my buddies massive connection, or he may even just throw one together for you. I love em man! Later...
so here in Amsterdam they seem very careful about addressing to people as ''he'' or ''she''—like you're supposed not to use those terms if you don't know the person first— I'm trying to get used to this!! I guess now I now it's good rule for cats too— still a fan of the cute drawing though— (also the ones you posted on my page looks promising...)
Wait is that a female kitty cat with a ponytail and punk jacket that you drew on your ''extensive'' letter? cuz it's adorableeeeeeee :3 I'm sending you my zine soon----
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Hey Mike . . . got your wonderful package today. Will be listening to your tape down at the hippy coffee shop on my Walkman and writing you back. Gonna make you a mixed tape. Got a lot of records . . . anything on your wish list or should I just go at it?
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Clinical Dermatology
A Color Guide to Diagnosis and Therapy (Expert Consult - Online and Print)
- Thomas Habif, MD, Adjunct Professor (Dermatology), Department of Surgery, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Hanover and Lebanon, New Hampshire, USA
AudienceDermatology/Family Practice
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- Published: November 2009
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Doody's Review - July 2010 **Description** This is a practical, useful guide to sound diagnoses of most of the more common dermatologic diseases with useful treatment protocols. **Purpose** It is a useful, practical guide, easily accessible to dermatologists and nondermatologists alike, to facilitate diagnosis and treatment of the more common skin diseases. A practical yet thorough guide like this is very useful in the field and the book attains its goal splendidly. **Audience** Dr. Habif is a leader in the field of dermatology and is a master at imparting information in a clear and concise manner. He writes his book for students, nondermatologists, and dermatologists, and all will find it accessible, useful, easy to read and understand, and worthy of reading. **Features** Suggestions on how best to access and glean the most from the book start things off. A few minutes here and this detailed and thorough book becomes an easy and quick guide. Some basic chapters follow on nomenclature, necessary for communication in the field, and on topical steroids, which need to be understood in order to be safely and effectively used. The remainder of the book is divided into classes of disease. Unique features include an expanded online component with surgical procedures, references, and a dermatologic formulary. The latter will be updated and, thus, kept current. An index of disorders on the inside cover enables quick reference. The first page has a two-page index of commonly used medications and the last has a more detailed list of topical steroids. The book is thorough and detailed, yet easy to access quickly and will remain current with the companion web site. **Assessment** Dr Habif has refined his textbook, and this fifth edition is an easy to access, useful, practical guide that practicing dermatologists can turn to daily, nondermatologists can use to accurately diagnose and treat most of the more common dermatologic conditions, and students can use to learn dermatology in a useful and thorough manner. Because of the great attention paid to every aspect of this book, it is more practical and useful, while remaining thorough and detailed, than any other in dermatology. ----------------------------------------------------------- Weighted Numerical Score: 95 - 4 Stars!


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The The abbey sits softly on a plateau on Mount Solemn, 365 metres above the sea level and it is completely surrounded by the thick and luxurious vegetation that covers all the Nera Valley.
Upon arrival to the Abbey, you will be welcomed by Federica, Letizia and Chiara the three owner sisters who are managing the historical hotel.
The hotel has 19 double rooms and 2 suites and it can accommodate up to 50 persons.
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The Abbey is the ideal place to relax and take care of your WELLBEING, a place where you can get rid of every day stress, finding health, energy and harmony. We have reserved a whole wing of the abbey for your relax.On request we can offer a regenerating Finish sauna, as well as a relaxing mini pre-heated pool with hydro massage for 4 persons. Our specialized team will take care of you and your psycho-physical WELLBEING. And now the brand new WELLNESS SUITE for two guests is here for you, with sweet sauna and 4 regenerating treatments to choose: TONIC, RELAX, PURIFY, EXCITE, as well as the TEUCO hydro massage bath tub.
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Our on-line program is designed for those who have a solid knowledge in the building trades and are looking for a convenient and affordable way to meet the mandatory requirements of the State of Illinois. Our on-line program contains the classroom only requirements, but you will also need to attend the field training portion of this class in order to be allowed to sit for the state exam. You will have the option of attending one of our live field training classes at no additional cost, or you can participate in five one-on-one inspections to receive private coaching for an additional fee. The private coaching fee is $250 (usually $50 per inspection).
This is a self paced class which requires reading from the assigned book which is included in the fee. You'll also be building a home inspection report as you travel through the program. In addition, each section has a quiz to confirm that you have the knowledge to proceed. These quizzes can be taken from your home. The final exam is a proctored exam. We will assist you in finding a proctor to witness you taking this exam. You will have full access to the instructors during, and after the classes as support while you build your business.
You will have 200 days to complete this class.
Once you complete all the requirements for this program, you will be allowed to take the State of Illinois Home Inspector Exam. After successful completion of the state exam, and after you mail in your application and fees, you will be a Licensed Home Inspector in the State of Illinois.
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SWOSU Summer Semester Begins June 1
May 31, 2011
Southwestern Oklahoma State University summer semester classes in Weatherford and Sayre begin this Wednesday, June 1.
Daniel Archer, registrar on the Weatherford campus, said late enrollment continues through June 2.
Archer said students can enroll at the registrar's office on either the Weatherford or Sayre campuses. The university does have online enrollment available through the SWOSU website (www.swosu.edu), so enrollment can be completed at any time. In order to use the online enrollment system, a student must already be fully admitted to the university and have no unresolved issues related to their enrollment.
Additional information is available by calling the Weatherford office at (580) 774-3777 or the Sayre campus at (580) 928-5533.
Students can also enroll now for the 2011 fall semester that starts August 17.
Office hours for the registrar's office on the Weatherford campus are 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Mondays and 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays. Office hours on the Sayre campus are 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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