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This study, conducted at the NIH Clinical Research Unit at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center, will examine how the body s metabolism (energy expenditure) changes when people overeat and when they fast and how different diets (e.g., high-protein or high-fat) affect metabolism. The results may provide information about whether there are mechanisms that make some people more resistant than others to gaining weight when they eat more.
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- Oral glucose tolerance test. For this test, an I.V. line (needle attached to a plastic tube) is inserted into a vein to allow several blood draws without repeated needle sticks. After the first blood sample is drawn, the subject drinks a cola-flavored sugar solution. Five additional blood samples are then drawn over 3 hours.
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- Respiratory chamber. This test measures how many calories the body burns a day and assesses energy balance between intake and expenditure. Subjects stay in a room with two windows, equipped with a sink, toilet, television and DVD player, desk, chair, telephone and bed for 24 hours. The test is repeated five times during the first 18-day admission and 3 times during the second 13-day admission. For the first two sessions, subjects are fed a diet equal to the amount of energy their body uses. For the next 6 stays they are fed double the amount of calories their body usually uses for 5 of the stays and fast (consume nothing but water and soda without caffeine or calories) during 1 stay. The overfeeding diets may be high or low in protein, normal in protein, or high in fat. Blood tests are done on the day of each respiratory chamber session and a 24-hour urine sample is collected for one day while in the chamber.
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- Psychological performance tests.
Some participants are asked to volunteer to repeat two of the chamber studies to validate the measurements. The repeat session includes only the fasting and the overfeeding with normal protein content.
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Lavera Solution line contains a wealth of powerful anti-agers to smooth skin, minimize appearance of wrinkles and sagging skin on neck, and increase overall luminosity. The main cause of premature aging of the skin is free radical damage. Free radicals break down collagen and elastin, proteins that give skin support and elasticity. These rogue molecules are caused by excessive sun, exposure to toxins, and stress. Avoiding these, and receiving a healthy dose of antioxidants in your regimen, are essential in fighting free radical damage.
Just as you care for your face, to keep it looking its youngest and most radiant, you must also care for your décolleté. When moisturizing your face, morning and night, do not overlook this delicate area. Continue on down the throat and chest with moisturizer to keep the décolleté soft and firm. Solution moisturizers contain Sepalift, a plant-derived anti-aging ingredient that protects against collagen loss, firming and smoothing the skin.
Vertical wrinkles on the chest are a common complaint amongst women. A lifting serum will help to decrease the appearance of these wrinkles and other fine lines. Both Hydro Lifting Serum and Solution Intensive Lifting Serum contain Bio-Hyaluronic Acid to strengthen connective tissue, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Apply morning and night under your moisturizer. Choose Solution for mature skin or Hydro for all skin types.
Gentle exfoliation, once or twice weekly, will slough away dry, dead skin cells and reveal fresh, healthy skin. Because the décolleté is so delicate, care needs to be taken when exfoliating this area. Hydro Facial Gel Mask is the perfect gentle treatment to recharge and energize dull, tired skin. Apply the mask to face, neck, and chest and leave on for up to 10 minutes. Gently remove with warm water. Fruit extracts do the sloughing, not abrasive ingredients. Skin will be moisturized, radiant, and restored to good health.
Pamper, hydrate, and renew stressed skin with a moisturizing mask. Intensive Facial Repair Mask contains Bamboo extract, rich in silica which is responsible for the formation and maintenance of connective tissue. This gentle mask protects the skin and improves circulation – perfect for dry or sensitive skin.
To rev up tired-looking skin and bring about a natural glow, try Solution Face Mask. Rich Mango seed butter and Shea butter hydrate, while Brown seaweed nourishes, tones, and clears the skin. Apply either the Intensive or Solution mask to face, neck, and décolleté. Leave for up to 15 minutes while you relax. Use as a weekly treat, or whenever skin needs a little indulgence.
Don't forget the sunscreen. Protect against aging sun damage with mineral sun protection. Solution Day Cream SPF 15 works perfectly for daily use. If you plan to be out in the sun, our Anti-Aging Facial Sunscreen SPF 15 UVA will provide effective protection to face and décolleté.
If you have freckles or sun spots on your chest, lightening ingredients will help to diminish the appearance of these dark spots. Arbutin is a natural skin lightener found in the entire Lavera Solution line, and is great for treating spots.
Now that we have your décolleté skincare regimen under wraps, let's dress it up a bit. When applying Glow & Go Self Tanning Spray to body, don't forget your chest. This will offer a subtle hint of color with décolleté flattering shimmer.
Fit décolleté enhancers into your workout. Back and chest exercises will strengthen chest muscles, giving a more toned and tight appearance.
Do not overlook your diet. Eating a healthy balanced diet and drinking an adequate amount of filtered water keeps skin looking its best. And avoid sugary foods. Glucose breaks down collagen and we all know what that means. Yes, over-doing the sugar can actually give you wrinkles. Or, in this case shall we call them smile lines?
Now, one last step. Go out a buy yourself a new dress or top to show off your gorgeous décolleté!


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Read: Donald Fehr Explains The NHLPA Counter Proposal (NHL REJECTS IT)
7:24PM: Bob McKenzie said on TSN "I think it's catastrophic. Most of what the NHL said was on the table is now off the table."
Aaron Ward says that the next step should be decertification and they need to do so quickly. McKenzie says that he thinks in the near future they will look to decertify or disclaim interest.
7:17PM: Fehr says "we were advised in a voice mail message (Bill Daly to Steve Fehr) that the moves that the players made were not acceptable. There was no reason to expect meetings tonight or tomorrow. Something is off the table and we are not clear what."
"It looks like this is not going to be resolved in the near future. I hope I am wrong but that appears to be the message. We are close, if not on top of each other, on most of the major issues. We will advise the membership on what the situation is."
"It comes as a disappointment. The next move is to talk to the members and educate them on what is going on."
7:08PM: Renaud Lavoie says to "expect bad news soon"
Ian Mendes tweets "Remember: 2 weeks ago, NHLPA indicated they were close with proposal. Turned out to be wishful thinking. We need to hear from NHL now."
7:07PM: Nick Kypreos says that as of 24 hours ago Gary Bettman was against amnesty clauses
6:58PM: In a press conference in New York, Donald Fehr outlined some of the key points in the offer that the players just proposed to the owners.
- 8 year CBA proposal with an opt-out after six
- 8 year contract length
- Make Whole and Pension money has been agreed upon and the pension money will come out of the players share.
- Transition issues have not been agreed on
Fehr said, "The players responded comprehensively to the various issues that have been brought up at the meetings over last few days."
As Chris Botta notes, "Soon after requesting federal mediation, Don Fehr paints rosy picture. Hmmm. Spinning his proposal? Let's wait for NHL response."


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Regardless of the style, the size, or the tone of your wedding, flowers are always essential. Flowers are the vital decorative accessory to add a joyous and romantic touch to your wedding ceremony and reception. In fact, flowers are always part of the wedding decor, but they must be selected with care.
To start, the flowers must satisfy the couple's preference criteria. Then, the flower arrangements must match the color and the style of the wedding. Certain varieties are more appropriate for formal weddings; others are particularly well-suited for contemporary weddings. Certain flowers will complement a rustic and country style wedding very well. The florist has the expertise to recommend the most appropriate flowers for the occasion.
The wedding flowers include the bride's bouquet and, when requested, a small bouquet that she can toss to the guests, as well as bouquets for the bridesmaids and the flower girl. The groom, the groomsmen, the fathers, and the grandfathers adorn their suit lapel with flowers, and the mothers and grandmothers wear them in corsages. In addition, flowers are the main decoration for the wedding ceremony and reception (centerpieces, flower baskets, arches, etc.). The bride and the bridesmaids can use the same kind of flowers to adorn their hair. All of these flowers must be complementary in their varieties, colors, and arrangements.
Consult your florist at least one month ahead of time. Discuss the budget, the terms of payments, and the deposit. Make sure that the florist has no other commitments on the day of your wedding.


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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — A Securities and Exchange Commission study released late Wednesday said that reforms implemented in 2010 for the $2.7 trillion money-market fund industry may not have been sufficient to prevent losses at a major firm during the peak of the financial crisis of 2008.
"The findings indicate that funds are more resilient now to both portfolio losses and investor redemptions than they were in 2008," the study said.
"That being said, no fund would have been able to withstand the losses that the Reserve Primary Fund incurred in 2008 without breaking the buck, and nothing in the 2010 reforms would have prevented the Reserve Primary Fund's holding of Lehman Brothers debt," it said.
"Breaking the buck" refers to financially strapped funds being forced to devalue their share price below the customary $1.
The comment in the report may provide ammunition to outgoing SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro and her efforts to introduce new costly reforms for the $2.7 trillion money-market fund industry.
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SAC Capital Advisors, the hedge-fund firm allegedly involved in what the government has described as the biggest insider-trading case it has ever made, has less than three months to convince investors to stick with the money manager. Photo: Reuters.
In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the Treasury created a taxpayer-backed guarantee program after a major fund, the Reserve Primary Fund, broke the buck and suffered a run on assets due to losses connected with Lehman Brothers' failure in September 2008. Read the report
The agency in 2010 required that money-market funds be required to hold at least 10% of their securities in investments in liquid securities that could be sold for cash within a day, and with at least 30% of their assets to be convertible into cash within a week
The study noted that if money market funds had maintained high levels of weekly liquid assets at the start of the 2008 financial crisis, further losses might have been reduced.
But it added that "the original loss due to Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy would have remained and still would have been concentrated by redemptions."
However, the study also said that before one can use the results to make inferences about the adequacy of the 2010 rules, "it is important to understand that this analysis has two important caveats — it does not consider redemption risk, and credit risk is based on average rather than security-specific credit risk."
It said that more data are needed.
The study also said that "idiosyncratic portfolio losses" at one fund may not cause abnormally large redemptions in other money-market funds, adding that data are limited on these types of events.
The study noted that a number of funds had received or requested support from their sponsor during non-crisis times.
But it added that "with the exception of The Reserve Primary Fund," these funds' distress did not trigger industrywide redemptions.
It also studied the impact of the 2010 reforms on the 2011 euro-zone sovereign-debt crisis, concluding that despite heavy redemptions during this time, prime funds were able to meet redemption requests by investors without any fund breaking the buck.


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Friends, I have a new obsession. Memory wire. I love this stuff! Jewelry making is so easy when you have it on hand! Here's my latest creation:
STEP 1: I threaded all of the beads I had {27, I think} onto my memory wire first. I wasn't sure how much room they'd take up and I didn't want to waste my wire by cutting it first and not using it all.
STEP 2: Once all the beads were on, I cut the wire, leaving about an inch on each end.
STEP 3: Using needlenose pliers, I bent one end of the wire 90 degrees, then rolled it in on itself. You could form a simple loop, or you can continue rolling to create a little coil/spiral for decorative effect like I did.
STEP 4: I placed my heart charm on a jump ring and slid it onto the other end of the bracelet, then coiled that wire as well to finish it off.
Now it's time for the incredibly awkward, "I'm trying to take a natural looking photo of my own arm" pictures. Enjoy.
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Bahahahaha… why can we never take a good photo of our own arms?? I mean, they don't look that weird when I look down at them, only in photos!
Your bracelet is fabulous, I LOVE the shell beads, and memory wire makes for awesome, simple bracelets. Great work!!
I love memory wire, too! It's so easy and fun! That is a beautiful bracelet.
Very pretty. I have been addicted to memory wire since I first started using it last year!
Memory wire is wonderful isn't it? Love your bracelet. It turned out great.
I love this! It is so pretty!
Well such a nice post, my girlfriend will be so happy after watching bead bracelet. I am going to buy these for her surely.
Wow so nice! I am going to buy these bead bracelet for my girlfriend.


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As a lifelong resident of Helper, I'm proud to say that I'm running for my third term as councilman for Helper City.
For the most part I enjoy serving the people of Helper and hope to continue doing so. It is a privilege to live in Helper and have the association with most residents.
Sometimes my jobs on the council are overwhelming. When it's like that I keep in mind why I'm there. Helping Helper to succeed is my goal.
Buildings are my responsibility. The new addition to the museum is coming along. With grants being sought towards the Rio Theatre, the building will one day be a great asset to Helper. Updating the auditorium is also a goal that is my priority.
I'm the councilman in charge of the Electric Light Parade. Hopefully the eastside properties will be developed for new housing.
With both of our schools with higher enrollments, I'm a firm believer that recreation needs to be provided in Helper for all sports so our kids can stay in town.
Economic development is a must in our small town. New businesses are welcome.
I'm mayor pro-tem for Helper. I would like to see all my projects completed. During the next four years I'd like your support.
I am always available for comments.
Phillip "PJ" Jensen
I am PJ Jensen. I am running for election to the Helper city council. My platform is simple: to listen and respond to the People of Helper; to represent your views and interests, and bring positive change to Helper. I intend to strive for sensible representation, economic growth, responsible government, and the overall improvement of Helper as a community.
It all starts with my commitment to the residents of Helper City, and my desire to actually represent you. I believe that government works best when those in office remember that the needs of those they represent always outweigh their own personal opinions. Therefore I want, and need, input and feedback from those I serve.
I invite everyone to contact me with their thoughts and ideas for a better Helper. I admit that I do not know everything, so your input is crucial. This invitation is open now, and especially if I am elected to the council. It is my intention to put the Helper city council more "in touch" with all residents of Helper City. I want to represent you, not hold dominion over you.
I am a fourth generation Helper area resident. Though I was born in Salt Lake City, Helper is my home and I intend to live here for the rest of my life. I work as a professional drafter, where I take the ideas of others and create working plans. The same principle applies to the city council. I am currently a member of the Helper city planning commission, and I serve as the chair of the museum building committee. I am ready, willing and able to be a new voice for you on the Helper City Council.
I would appreciate your consideration on Tuesday, November 6.
Larry Ganser
My name is Larry Ganser. I am a candidate for Helper city council.
I have been a resident of Helper for 66 years. I graduated from Carbon High, the College Of Eastern Utah and received a bachelors degree from Utah State University in social work. I served in the United States Marine Corps for four years and was discharged in 1963 with an honorable discharge.
I worked at various coal mines, before becoming a federal coal mine inspector for 20 years. My wife and I have been married 42 years and we have three children and seven grandchildren. I retired in 1993 from the federal government and worked for the State of Utah as a social worker with the Division of Child and Family Services in Price for two years.
We enjoy camping and fishing and spending time with our family. We enjoy our town and have not considered moving.
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He was born June 20, 1944, in Bulloch to the late Gordon P. and Hazel F. Youmans Anderson. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran and was retired from the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla. He was a member of Clayton Baptist Church.
He is survived by: his loving wife, Mildred Anderson of Clayton; two daughters, Lynna and Kellie Jones, both of West Palm Beach, Fla.; a brother, Randy Anderson of Statesboro; two grandchildren; and several nephews, nieces and cousins.
The body has been cremated, and a memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Clayton Baptist Church with officiating by the Rev. Joey Thompson.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Clayton Baptist Church, 87 S. Church St., Clayton, GA 30525; to Rabun Paws 4 Life, 261 Boen Creek Road, Tiger, GA 30576; or to the charity of one's choice.
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ORLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- A group in Downeast Maine has launched a campaign to help preserve a very scenic spot in Hancock County.
For years hikers have been able to climb Great Pond Mountain in Orland. At more than 1000 feet highthey can see views stretching all the way over to Penobscot Bay.
Conservationists say parts of the mountain are on private land, which means as of now they could still be used for development.
Members of the Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust don't want to see that happen. Back in 2007 the group was able to purchase about 4,300 acres on the mountain. Members are now looking to buy the summit from landowners, which they say will cost about $750,000.
"The present owners have been allowing people to hike it recently but we have no guarantee if it isn't in the trusts hands that it would be available forever," said David Gross, who is the president of the Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust, "this will be available forever for public recreation and to protect this beautiful property."
So far the trust has collected more than $400,000 in donations from about 50 donors. A matching grant for what he public gives could help the group reach its goal.


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The flu vaccine is, indeed, a good idea for families. The flu shot does not cause the flu and it keeps kids and parents from getting sick. Getting the flu is worse than having a cold and can make a person sick for a week or more.
Infants younger than 6 months can't get the vaccine, but if the parents and older kids in the household get it, that will help protect the baby. This is important because infants are more at risk for serious complications from the flu.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now recommends a flu vaccine for everyone 6 months of age and older.
But it's especially important for those in higher-risk groups to be vaccinated. These include:
Certain circumstances might prevent a person from getting the vaccine. If your child falls into any of the groups below, talk to your doctor to see if the vaccine is still recommended:
You might have read about different vaccines coming into the market this year. One type (called trivalent) protects against three strains of the flu virus (usually, two types of influenza A viruses and one influenza B virus), while another (called quadrivalent) protects against four strains. Some are given as an injection (shot), while others are given as a mist sprayed into the nose.
Several new vaccines are approved only for adults at this time, such as "egg-free" vaccines and "intradermal" shots, which are injected into the skin, rather than muscle, using a smaller needle.
This can be confusing for parents, but the important thing to know is that experts are not recommending one vaccine over the other — for now, the main goal is to have everyone over the age of 6 months vaccinated as soon as the vaccine is available, since it's impossible to predict when the flu virus will start spreading.
In the past, it was recommended that anyone with an egg allergy talk to a doctor about whether receiving the flu vaccine was safe because it is grown inside eggs. But health experts now say that the amount of egg allergen in the vaccine is so tiny that it (but not the nasal mist) is safe even for kids with a severe egg allergy. This is especially important during a severe flu season.
Still, a child with an egg allergy should get the flu shot in a doctor's office, not at a supermarket, drugstore, or other venue. And if the allergy is severe, it might need to be given in an allergist's office.
If your child is sick and has a fever, talk to your doctor about rescheduling the flu shot.
Flu season runs from October to May. It's best to get a flu shot early in the season, as it gives the body a chance to build up immunity to, or protection from, the flu. But getting a shot later in the season is still better than not getting the vaccine at all.
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Little is known about the clinical significance of chronic alanine aminotransferase (ALT) elevation in HIV-infected patients without hepatitis B and C coinfection. Study aim is first to evaluate the prevalence of liver fibrosis and cirrhosis in HIV-infected patients with chronic ALT elevation and no chronic viral hepatitis using non-invasive diagnostic tests and second to find associated factors with significant fibrosis and cirrhosis. In a second longitudinal part we intend to assess fibrosis progression within 1 and 3 years.
HIV Infection and Chronic Alanine Aminotransferase Elevation
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|Prevalence of Liver Fibrosis and Progression of Liver Fibrosis in HIV-infected, Hepatitis C (HCV) and Hepatitis B (HBV) Seronegative Patients With Chronic Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT) Elevation
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unexplained chronic ALT elevation
Case patients: HIV-infected, unexplained chronic alanine aminotransferase (ALT) elevation
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HIV-infected, hepatitis B and C seronegative Patients With Chronic alanine aminotransferase (ALT) Elevation
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- HIV-1 infection
- no hepatitis B and C coinfection
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- signed informed consent
- no other common cause of liver disease
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- HIV-infection
- no hepatitis B and C coinfection
- no ALT elevation after 1.1.2002, the date when ALT values were regularly collected in the Swiss HIV Cohort Study (SHCS)
- no known chronic liver disease
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Bumparo for the holiday season!(please note commissions taken around this time may take a little longer to complete because...well, its the holiday season so i have family obligations for those few days in November and December These will be completed early 2014 and then i'll take a little break from the big stuff (armor, jetpacks, gauntlets) until spring. However you can still inquire to get on the spring cue or if you need something smaller done like shintools, boots etc, i can probably do that anytime.
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Ok holiday season commissions are full.
If ive spoken to you dont worry, i'll still be filling your requests Otherwise, Large part DVH commissions (jetpacks, armor, Gauntlets) are now closed until 2014 I will however still take commissions for boots, blasters, shin tools, and jumpsuit/vest weathering. Thank you to all that have commissioned my work
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Bump for 2014!
I will now start taking commissions for spring time completion! PM me if you need anything done!
My current commissions are starting to move out the door, so if anyone needs anything assembled/painted/weathered, just shoot me a PM!
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PM replied bud!
PM inbound
Looking for a full set of shin tools, can you hook a brother up? What is your PP? What is the wait time? This is the last thing I need to complete my Fett. Thanks
PM incoming Travis!
Interested in a set of shin tools. PM sent.
PM sent.
PM replied brother
Ok Shteymetal247 will likely be my last commission as i prepare for a short break....read more on why here:
Hey folks...just updating everyone...still working on the move/renovations....BUT i took vacation starting today through next week so i'll have some time to play catch up with commissions and shipping. After this vacation i should be caught up with everyone So bare with me folks.
If you want to inquire about any work from me, please feel free to do so, just keep in mind until May i may be a little slower than usual
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Bump for anyone interested in some work to be done Happy Spring!
Just checking. Are you still doing the TK suit and ESB Fett helmet?
I am still doing TK builds yes
Right now im not making Fett helmets..waiting till i move to make a new mold on it so i will be soon
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Any chance I could commission your assistance this summer to help me get the final fit/assembly on my ROTJ Fett? I'm only in Hoboken so can easily drive out to you for what shouldn't be more than a few hours of work. (The wife is sick and tired of helping!)
Hey bud...well i dont know if there is much i can do once all of your items are built/assembled. If your that far in, torture your wife 1 more time and i bet you'll have it done lol.
That said, if that wont work, im willing to help, but it all depends when. If im available, im all for it.
PM sent! Thanks!
PM replied right after, as im sure you know
Ok folks well my job has cut my hours to 24hrs a week. yes..24. Luckily i AM leaving this place sometime in May when i move out to Long Island NY.
However i am still going to need to make 1 more months rent....and on this pay rate, it makes it difficult, so if anyone is thinking about having anything done...now/soon may be a good time...for me anyway :P (shameless plea...well...not really shameless >.< )
Pm sent. Boots, gloves, and toe spikes shipping direct to you.
(and it's not shameless, nor a plea!)
Haha thanks Edrrak
The spikes just arrived actually..so all is in hand, should be done in a day or 2 tops
Sometime in June i will be at my new place, but will also need to leave my current job in mid June as the commute is just to expensive.
What that means for you fine folks is i will have ALOT more time (not to mention space!!! ) to do this work for you all, so while i look for a job in my new area, i am currently available to take on more work if anyone needs anything!
Bump for the warm weather!! Woot!
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I knew it was tough in Vancouver, what with helmet laws and car-centric opposition. I just didn't know it was this tough.
Thank goodness the battle is over - well, except for the dodgy helmet laws.
Next they will be putting up posters like this...
I live in Vancouver -- and this is absolutely brilliant -- it completely sums up the anger and outrage by some drivers and people against bicycle infrastructure...pure gold this is!
In Colorado, we had a candidate running for Governor who said that encouraging biking was a U.N. conspiracy. A tea partier and a Republican, he was trounced in the general election. If biking wins, the hippies win and take over the world --- finally.
Destroy the automobile's dominance and you destroy God, the American way, and capitalism. That is why there are certain sectors of society who are determined to crush what they consider a plague and a socialist conspiracy.
Locally, when we have meetings with the county commissioners, the subject of bicycle hate almost alway comes up. The bicylists have taken over the mountains and apparently must be eradicated like vermin and insects.
This is in Boulder County Colorado which many people mistakenly believe is enlightened. If this is so, I hate to think what it is like elsewhere. It is not just Guns, Gays, and God. Add cars.
What an amazing and hilarious video. Now I know who's been training all the idiots that think cyclists shouldn't be on the streets.
Of course there are cyclists weaving in and out of traffic! That's the point of riding a bike in a city isn't it?
I meant to ask this earlier, but does anyone know the title of the original, which is apparently a movie about the fall of Berlin to the Soviet Army in April of 1945.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downfall_%28film%29 - it was a popular meme last year.
. . . the helmet laws:
In Germany the traffic minister of the state of thuringia demands helmet law for cyclists. The federal traffic minister and the ministers of the states are together on a conference discussing a helmet law for Germans cyclists as ADFC, the German cyclists federation, reports today.
ok, that was just hilarious.
@Mikael, my apologies, I tried to find a link to email you this but no luck.
Thought you may be interested but you've probably already seen it.
Interesting, but the opposite is true, if a person wishes to wear a helmet: they aren't lesser cyclists either. They do not represent a "conservative" group that's trying to discourage cycling either.
Major change to a less car-dominant culture takes a long time. Even among regular cyclists one has to educate. Yesterday I clarified for a local Vancouver cyclist that the city spent less than $3 million on 2 major separated bike lanes that go into and through the downtown core in 2010. (She erroneously thought it was $25 million.) I hate to think how much misinformation is out among the general public!
But I agree the level of anger by some people at cyclists in general, can be puzzling. Or at least, scorn. Scorn usually based on seeing bikes as a poor man's recreational toy/ less powerful vehicle.
I'll be asking someone what the German dialogue is all about. I know him well for those of you who know me.
I hope people from Europe, Australasia and other parts of North America, see some good things in Vancouver, BC next year.
Note: I was in Copenhagen last year,though not at the conference itself.
Isn,t it about time we ALL got fit and kept the health costs down.Whoever did this is very good and I appreciATE THE HUMOUR.
Now come on. You know darn well its not fair to compare your opponents to Hitler unless they really have dehumanized an entire group of human beings and killed them. Like, for example, the abortionists (aka "pro choice" movement) has.


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Dr. Spencer's research has brought together basic scientists and clinicians around a program concerning energetics, glutamate metabolism and the neurobiological study of human epileptogenic tissue. Study techniques include 4T MRS, C13 intraoperative glucose turnover studies, and in vivo and in vitro electrophysiology and microdialysis, immunohistochemistry, confocal and EM microscopy, and molecular biology. In particular, laboratory discoveries are correlated with the epileptogenic substrate in order to help define human epilepsy pathogenesis and potential therapies.
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- Eid T, Hammer J, Runden-Pran E, Roberg B, Thomas MJ, Osen K. Davanger S, Laake P, Torgner IA, Lee TS, Kim JH, Spencer DD, Otterson OP, de Lanerolle NC. Increased expression of phosphate-activated glutaminase in hippocampal neurons in human mesial temporal lobe epilepsy. Acta Neuropathol (Berl) 113(2):137-52, 2007.
- DeLorenzo C, Papademetris X, WuK, Vives KP, Spencer D, Duncan JS. Nonrigid 3D brain registration using intensity/feature information. Med Image Comput Comput Assist Interv Int Conf 9(Pt1):932-9, 2006.
- Malthankar-Phatak GH, de Lanerolle NC, Eid T, Spencer DD, Behar KL, Spencer SS, KimJH, Lai JCK. Differential Glutamate Dehydrogenase (GDH) Activity Profile in Patients with Temporal Lobe Epilepsy. Epilepsia 47(8):1292-1299, 2006.


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Seafordeagles wrote:Nolan Reimold is the big"IF". IF he squanders this opportunity either through injury or non-production I feel it's time to move on with a different right handed hitting outfielder.
Seafordeagles wrote:The team was not going to bring in a really good 2nd baseman as long as Roberts is still under contract. Peter Angelos would have none of that. A lot of the Orioles success will hinge on Roberts and Reimold. With none of us having a clue how they will produce and that's why I rated the off season "so far" a C.
Old Sneakers wrote:Yes, certainly Reimold has a huge amount of talent batting and could be a big producer. However, the waiting game is getting tiresome. If he doesn't have a very good year it's time to move on.
Old Sneakers wrote:As for 1B, what can I say. How many years has this position been discussed? By now the team should have landed a decent fit that suited the teams needs for multiple years. I don't expect a 35 HR guy. I have expected a league average player for the position though. It simply hasn't happened. The only real hope is that someone come September emerges in the minors that makes me eat crow on the subject or we draft a talent.
ofahn wrote:We may already have that guy. Let's see if Chris Davis can play an average or better defense at 1B. If not, then we need to put 1B on our 2013 Christmas List.
Old Sneakers wrote:I know draft discussions has it's own section and I won't go off on a tangent. I will say though that this team must do better than it has.
A_K wrote: I think it's within the realm of possibility that Davis can be productive enough at the plate to compensate for the virtual certainty that he'll be comfortably below average in the field.
A_K wrote:Chris Davis has put up a negative defensive performance in 4 of the 5 seasons he's been in major league baseball.
Expecting him to suddenly become an above average 1B is nothing more than blind faith. Folks can feel free to blindly expect him to do something that he's shown zero ability to do as a professional baseball player, but just know you're doing so. Expectations that aren't supported by any legitimate evidence are just setting yourself up for disappointment. I won't be joining you.
That said, I think it's within the realm of possibility that Davis can be productive enough at the plate to compensate for the virtual certainty that he'll be comfortably below average in the field.
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No matter a team's record, hard work can pay off in the end.
That's what Carbon High School soccer goalkeeper Jaylie Jensen found out as she was honored by Region 12 coaches for the 2012 soccer season.
Jensen, a sophomore who moved to Price before the season, did an incredible job for the team this season, said co-head coach Tracy Brady.
"This is a big honor for Jaylie," said Brady. "She helped keep us in many games this season with her saves."
Brady cited Jensen's quick reactions to the ball on the field, improved footwork and reaching the high shots near the end as the reasons for good play over the course of the season.
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