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I love all Opi products that I have tried so far, I have ds glamour on now and it is amazing! It is wearable in three coats, i chose 4 for reasons started in my blogpost.
I love OPI's polishes, but buying them retail is absolutely ridiculous. Luckily I have a nail supply shop that allows you to buy them at a discount if you buy enough of them. This is the ONLY reason why I have so many of their polishes.
They are good quality, I cannot lie. They take a while to dry, but that's what makes me know that they're a good consistency and won't chip off in 1 day! They have a great color quality... usually two coats will give you the color you see in the bottle (unlike cheap polishes).
Bottom line...If you got it... spend it, you won't be disappointed!!!
opi is really great I have never experienced a bad take with this nail polish i recommend this nail polish to everyone! opi is really cheap and they're long lasting!
O.P.I.'s "BUBBLE BATH" (NL S86) is soooooo pretty! it's the perfect nude pail pink I have been looking for. It is really dainty when multiple coats are applied. With one or two coats it can be used as a french manicure pink. recommend as perfect nude pink for anyone!
OPI is number one in my book when it comes to creative nail color names and unique colors. However, many of the formulas that I have are crap. Sorry, there's no other way to put it. Several are VERY thick and "gloppy". For $8.50 a bottle I expect greatness in a bottle and while I love the color the application process is a pain.
I like OPI.. just like. I LOVE nail polish. Love it. I'll agree that the formula is nice, but its not worth all the extra bucks to have the name OPI on the bottle. They do seem to have amazing seasonal collections though, which THEN usually run even higher. I still buy them, I just wish it was a biiitttt cheaper.
I like OPI but it doesn't last long on my nails, which is not good in my book! I don't do anything that wouldn't allow my nails to last so I don;t understand why it chips after TWO days. I love the colors but not the quality!
I wore artificial nails from the age of 14 to about 19. I did them almost every two weeks, and my nails came out so damaged. I was so embarrassed to wear nailpolish because all you could see were ridges.
OPI was the reason I let my nails become healthy again. While it is extremely expensive, I love that it was able to cover up all my imperfections. The built in hardener allowed my nails to finally grow on their own.
I love their color selections as well. Their range is great, and there's a color for everyone. The one thing that bothers me is that it's so expensive.
From the South Beach Collection, this opaque pink reminds me of the plastic flamingos on everyone's yard growing up in Florida. This is a If your looking for full coverage fast, this does it in only 2 coats, beautifully. I'm so into it right now, I wore it 2 weeks in a row. Just make sure you use a top coat, gorgeous. It chips easily. xoxo
I scored this one 50% off at PureBeauty.
O.P.I nail polishes are the best ones I know. The formulation is nice, especially I like the cream ones. It dries quickly and the brush is amazing. The price is higher than some others, but it isn't that bad! And you do get a lot of product, and you defiantly do pay for quality.


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Greetings. Long time worshiper, first time writer.
I'm trying to create a student group dedicated to keeping creationism out of the science classroom in Louisiana and possibly other Church/State Separation issues. It depends on the what the membership thinks is important. For further reading check http://lasciencecoalition.org/ or read up on the Louisiana Science Education Act.
One of the avenues I have thought about pursuing to realize such a group is to basically make it an FSM organization. Perhaps with a cheeky name like, "Reformed Church of Levitating Pasta".
Is there a precedent for doing this with FSM? I saw the open copyright information - are there any legal problems with using the FSM logo/name/material? If I embarrass myself would you guys just pretend to not know me? If I form my own breakaway sect will you burn me at the stake? Just like my real friends...
Anyway, let me know!

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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Emery County Progress
What is the Internet? Technical explanations aside, it really depends on who is answering the question. Tech professionals see it as a massive, global data network comprised of varied components that speak the same language. Others see it as a fast and convenient way to share data and other bits of information. But for many, the Internet is just that big blue "e" on their desktop.
In fact, many people use the Internet blissfully, not aware of how large and ominous the world's largest computer network really is. It's so big that it may appear a little ambiguous at times. Regardless, there's far more to the Internet than Microsoft's ubiquitous Internet Explorer.
Internet Explorer is actually a web browser, not an Internet browser. Like any web browser, it is designed to display web pages found within the World Wide Web - a subset of the Internet often referred to simply as the "web."
In other words, there's more to the Internet than the web, or IE, for that matter. As a powerful conglomeration of government and privately own networks, the Internet has the potential to do all kinds of things. Email, instant messaging, file sharing, remote computing, video conferencing, and digital phone service (like Skype, for example) are just a few examples of Internet usage beyond web browsing.
As far as the web goes, many people don't realize that they don't have to use Internet Explorer - frequently referred to as just "IE" - to browse the web. While many are satisfied with IE, many aren't. And those that don't care for it may enjoy a number of freely available alternatives for Windows that can be easily downloaded and installed.
Typically installation involves visiting the browser's home page, downloading a setup file to the computer and running the setup file. It's probably best to save them to the desktop, if possible, so that they're readily available. Windows Vista's version of Internet Explorer places all downloads in a "Download" folder specific to the user account (Click Start menu ? Account Name (i.e. "Mary Jane"), then "Downloads").
Unbeknownst to many, different browsers can be up and running at the same time. And installing one browser won't affect one that's already installed. As a matter of fact, most web developers do this all the time.
⢠Opera. Opera wasn't always freeware. It wasn't that long ago that the company required users to pay for the software before they could get to it. But with so many free browsers on the market these days, Opera opened it's electronic flood gates and released it to the masses for free.
Over the past several years, Opera has garnered a strong reputation for speed. The program in generally loads fairly quickly on most computers, and the time it takes for Opera to download and display a web page is often relatively short compared to many of it's competitors.
Interestingly, many of the biggest innovations in today's web browsers started with Opera. It's been an industry leader for many years, especially on mobile phones, despite it's small market share on the PC desktop market.
Unlike Internet Explorer, Opera comes in Linux, Windows and Apple/Mac (OS-X) versions.
⢠Mozilla Firefox. Mozilla Firefox is the proud offspring of the Mozilla Corporation, a company that America Online (AOL) decided to spin off a decade ago shortly after they had acquired the leftovers of the once renowned Netscape corporation.
In any event, Mozilla Firefox has become highly popular during the past few years, being the only browser to present a significant challenge to IE's large share of the web browser market. Second only to IE, Firefox is one of the most popular web browsers on the planet.
Firefox is popular for being developed under an open-source model, which makes the software and the code it is created from freely available to the public. Firefox is also popular for it's extensibility. There are dozens or perhaps even hundreds of addons on the Firefox addons site that can extend it's capabilities.
Like Opera, Firefox comes in Windows, Linux and Apple/Mac (OS-X) versions.
⢠Apple Safari. Safari is Apple's flagship web browser, which until recently was only available on Macintosh systems running OS-X. Apple has recently made a freely available Windows version of Safari that has a bit of a Apple look and feel to it. It's something that many Apple fans may want to check out.
⢠Google Chrome. Google Chrome is a relative new comer to the world of browsers that hasn't entered the arena quietly. Chrome has amassed a large following in a very short period of time.
While Chrome boasts a number of intriguing features, particularly on the security front, it's lightweight architecture, unique look and tight integration with Gmail are the most compelling features for the majority of users.
The bottom line is that regardless of what browser a person chooses, the fight for dominance and market share amongst the browser makes is good for everyone. It gives everyone choice, which is good, and it pressures developers into improving and enhancing their browsers.


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A beautifully designed head with 2 seperate channels and extensive tone-shaping features.
The Albion TCT Series TCT50H 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head has 2 separate switchable channels, both featuring the same controls per channel. Channel A features the EQ circuit before the gain stages, whilst Channel B features the EQ after the gain stages.
Both channels feature the capability of running (depending on control settings) from "clean" through "crunch" to "high gain lead". But due to the different "voicing" provided by the EQ position (and other voicing elements), both channels have an entirely different spectral response and player's "feel".
The TCT50H has the ability to mix both channels together (footswitchable) making them capable of 3 channel operation.
There is no fixed Clean or Lead channel that can be the limiting factor on other makes of multi channel guitar amplifiers. This flexibility sets the Albion TCT guitar amplifiers apart from other brands.
The TCT50H amplifier circuit utilizes a combination of technologies to provide optimum performance required for high class consistent playing night after night.
The preamplifier section uses 4 double triode low noise 7025/12AX7/ECC83 valves (tubes) with high speed relay switching for circuit reconfiguration when channel switching.
The input gain itself is a very special proprietary circuit combining a preamp valve mixed with a unique high voltage FET (field effect transistor). This circuit has many benefits that are not readily available with tube only designs, in that the input stage noise (particularly heater hum) is greatly reduced, first stage microphony is vastly reduced, input stage gain and drive capability is increased allowing it to drive the rest of the preamp better, and lastly it imparts a tonality approaching that of a pentode tube, which is good in its own right! All this means is that the input stage will perform better and more reliably by reducing the things you DON'T want from a tube!
A word about the EQ system used on the Albion TCT range of amps. Although the tone controls are based on the time honoured interactive passive system historically used on most guitar amps, our design is somewhat wider ranging than most others. For instance the MIDDLE control has a much wider range than normal and will give a substantial amount of mid boost as well as mid cut. The result of this opens up a whole new range of sound possibilities that we think you will enjoy. For instance using the mid boost capability gives rise to some very sweet singing sustain – great for blues and fusion.
The preamplifier's twin channel output is then mixed into the FX loop and digital Reverb system. This section is unashamedly solid state as this section is designed to be as transparent as possible in passing all the valve tone of the preamp to the input of the all tube power amplifier section, whilst handling the duties of efficient real world FX loop connection, digital reverb connection, and noise free seamless channel switching.
In MIX mode a Balance control allows the MIX level to be adjusted higher or lower than the A/B volume level enabling the MIX to be used as a Lead boost for instance. The TCT50 power amplifier uses a 12AX7/ECC83 phase splitter and 2 EL34 output valves respectively for classic high power guitar amp punch.
The power amp section can be switched between two feedback networks. Loose gives a raw, open, vintage style to the sound with lots of player feel and tactile response. Tight gives a much tighter modern response to the sound and feel.
The output section can also be run at 33% (approx 16.5 watts for TCT50) of its total output power for those situations when flat out really is "too loud"!
Satisfy your musical ideas with this well-designed head. Order today.
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Comments about Albion Amplification TCT Series TCT50H 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head:
Well, the previous reviews point out the best parts of this amp. No real need to say any more. Other than, this is not an amp for the beginner or novice player. It is designed for the mature player, that knows what he wants.
That being said, buy one- take ur time with the control pots, they make very subtle changes gradually. These are not the traditional controls found on most boutique copies. These controls work flawlessly. The mid for instance, can give you the sound of every Marshal made through out history. just by very slowly turning it. Add to that the rest of the amp, and you have an arsenal of amps in one small package...If you still have good ears, you will see this is a very very Remarkable amp. I now own two heads and waiting on the 2-12 cabs, which are on back order.
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Been playing for over 40 years. Fortunate to have many of my top amps in my collection: Marshall, Mesa, Orange, Fender, Peavey, Silvetone, Gibson, Egnator, and others. Always looking for another tone to add to the studio. The TCT50 lives up to the legacy of its designer. Awesome amp, its does not deter from the tone, like some other highly flexible amps. The blend feature is wonderfull, being parallel - reminicent of my old Butler designed Real Tube II - but it stacked the channels. The TCT50's parallel blend with mix knob is an excellent feature. The FX loop is very transparent and the guitar stands out well- having the option to disable the loop is great as well. All my guitars maintain thier uniques qualities, no mudd here. The price point makes this an excellent addition for lean studios as well. One of the coolest features is separate (per channel) gain controls for V1 and V2/V3. I've had it for @few weeks and its a keeper.
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Through the years I have owned many amps ( Marshall , Vox , Fender....ect.) I am now using the Albion TCT50 head with my 4x12 Marshall speaker cabinet. I could not ask for a better sound. I like to play some old Jimi Hendix and feed back is such a part of that. You can boost the mids without having to crank the volume and the feed back is there. From clean to dirty and everything in between, I don't think there is a better amp out there. The price is unbelievable !! Go on line and check out a demonstration of this amp. The man who built this amp knows what he is doing.
This amp is dead on. It allows you to get any sound you are looking for.
The minute you touch the knobs you will know the quality of this amp.
I've payed twice as much for other amps and this one BLOWS them away !
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Lyme disease is caused by a bacterium called Borreliaburgdorferi. It is known as a spirochete because of its long, corkscrew shape. This photograph shows the typical corkscrew appearance of a spirochete. (Image courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.)
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The Dinos traveled to Grand High School on May 1 and lost 1-4, though they played well. Tanner Gagnon played at #1 and lost 1-6, 1-6. Nick Haycock played at # 2 and won 6-2, 5-7, 6-2. Danny Larson played at # 3 and lost 1-6, 3-6. #1 doubles Nathan Fausett and Yuan Tien lost narrowly, 4-6, 4-6 and then #2 doubles Cameron Shiner and Nick Hansen lost 1-6, 2-6.
The Dinos followed that by hosting Richfield High on May 2 and won overall 3-2. Danny Larson played as a #1 and he started out strong and led for a while, but ended up losing 3-6, 4-6. Nick Haycock won his second straight match at #2 by a score of 6-4, 5-7, 7-5 and Tanner Gagnon also won at #3 in straight sets 6-2, 6-4. At #1 doubles Nathan and Yuan again played well and lost, 3-6, 3-6 and Cameron Shiner and Nick Hansen won their #2 doubles match, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5.
The Dinos completed their season by hosting region powerhouse leader Spanish Fork on May 3 and we lost 0-5, The team played well at few spots, including Tanner Gagnon who won 3 points against a tough # 2 competitor and later played again on the JV and won.
"It was a pretty good week for us. We really competed well in both matches that we lost, and were very happy to win against a good Richfield team," said CHS boys tennis coach Pete Riggs.
Riggs said both the Varsity and JV teams have seen a lot of improvement since the beginning of the season with the freshmen being a big boost to the program. They started out losing, but have ended up winning many of their recent JV matches.


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I have a couple things going on right now . First I am trying to decide between buying another signature limited in charcoal burst or a SC58 . I already have one signature limited in fire red burst and absolutely love this guitar. SC58 is in a black slate smokeburst with the 57/08 pickups so I guess I'm looking for opinions on the two differant pickups and their tone.
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1992—Pub. L. 102–486inserted "and water, and the use of renewable energy sources," after "use of energy".
1988—Pub. L. 100–615amended section generally, substituting statement of purpose for policy statement declaring it to be United States policy for Federal Government to have the opportunity and responsibility, with participation of industry, to further develop, demonstrate, and promote use of energy conservation, solar heating and cooling, and other renewable energy sources in Federal buildings.
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Irish Internet Radio and TV from Dublin, Ireland.
Rats! We were out to Chilliwack last month forgot to look you up
Tara thank you for the lovely blessing. Hope you had a wonderful St Patricks Day
Thank you so much......one of my ancestors came over during our Revolutionary War...(or so the story goes)..
Thanks for your friendship. You have here, in Galicia a friend
THANKS! So glad you could join us! See you next week!
Thanks for the friendship request, Tara..!
We will certainly get the chance to chat in the room soon... meanwhile, take care and be well,
a long way back. 3rd generation Canadian
We lived in Chilliwack back in 1970's I was in the Chilliwack Pipes and Drums band for awhile.
How do you like it there? A far cry from the 'Auld Sod' I suspect. We were to Ireland a couple years ago, loved it. Stayed at the old Priests College barracks as Dublin was booked up for the Kerry vs Cork football final
seems to be a quieter life there than North America, and I love the music.
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Chef Graham Botto of The Back Bay Grill in Portland shares his recipe for Apple & Fennel Soup with Smoked Mussels. The Back Bay Grill has been featured in the New York Times, Frommer's Guide to Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire, and Food Arts.
For more information on The Back Bay Grill click here: THE BACK BAY GRILL
Back Bay Grill Apple & Fennel Soup
Smoked Mussels, Curry Oil, Fresh Chives
For the Soup:
1ea. Spanish Onions-Diced
2ea. Fennel Bulbs-Diced
4ea. Granny Smith Apples-Peeled and Diced
1ea. Russet Potato-Diced
2Qt. Chicken or Vegetable Stock
2oz. Butter
TT Kosher Salt and Fresh Ground Pepper
In a pan with a heavy bottom, melt the butter, add the onions
and cook thoroughly with no color. Add the fennel and potatoes,
continue to sweat for about 5 min. Cook slowly to avoid any color.
Add the stock and bring to a boil, reduce the heat to a simmer and
add the apples. Allow to simmer until the fennel and potatoes are
soft and thoroughly cooked. Remove from the heat and allow to
cool slightly. Puree the soup in a blender. Try to remove mostly
solids and just enough stock to puree in the first batch. Add
remaining liquid to achieve your desired consistency. Strain the
pureed soup through a fine mesh sieve. Season with S&P and
heavy cream to your desired taste (about ¼ cup).
For the curry oil:
Place about 1oz. of curry powder in a small pan, combine
with about 2T of lime juice and 1T of fresh grated ginger. Toast
this mixture over a low heat, at first it will bind up very tightly.
Add about 1 cup of canola or grape seed oil, try to throughly mix
the curry "paste" into the oil. Warm the oil until you just start to
see it simmer, keep warm and allow to steep for an hour or so.
Strain the oil through a sieve and break any lumps. Reserve. The
curry will fall to the bottom, stir in before serving.
For the smoked mussels:
High quality smoked mussels are available at several local
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To smoke the mussels at home, start with fresh local mussels,
steam them until just open, be sure not to overcook. Carefully
remove the mussels from the shell, place them on a paper towel on
a plate and place uncovered in the refrigerator for an hour or so to
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Organizational Leadership
All types of companies -- from a local restaurant to a regional bank to a Fortune 100 company -- need effective leadership in order to succeed. With an organizational leadership degree from Purdue, you'll have the management and interpersonal communication skills to cultivate professional talent. Your time in the program will be focused on a highly individualized, practical approach to leadership to lead others to success.
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Monster's Studio Link cables are constructed with multiple-gauge high- and low-frequency wire networks ensuring accurate, natural sound. Time Correct construction ensures accurate musical reproduction. Studio Link cables deliver an open soundstage, precise imaging, tight bass, and smooth highs. The ultra-flexible, durable jacket offers ease of use and prolonged life, even in the tightest situations.
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these are great sounding interconnects. i needed to go from RCA to 1/4" and 1/4" to RCA and these were the nicest i found. they let all the detail, bass, etc., come through from upstream components.
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I'ves almost all of Monster's products--ranging from Interlink 4 to Pro 1000 XLR and AES/EBU cables. Audiophiles can spend thousands for meter of a simple cables. I suppose the value of Monster is its best asset. And their lifetime guarantee. I've used Pro 500 1/4"-RCA and insert cables, and once had a problem with the insert cvaable. It was exchanged through Monter w/o any hassles. I really can't speak to Monster Pro 500's "character." It's fairly neutral. Compared to my MIT 330 Plus2 intrerlink, there is a definite difference. But I doubt most people can hear or care about the difference.And Monster's Powerline 2+ is one of my favorite subwoofer speaker wires for my mobile audio system.
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A Simple Kind of Fan. How RRR can Help. – 9.13.11
Since the first botched double switch on Opening Day, I have been riding RRR hard week in and week out. His dogged persistence in some under-performing facets of the team continues to bewilder and surprise knowledgeable fans. There... read more »


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Our short sleeve Single Needle shirt features a more traditional button-down collar and a longer straighter hem. The style runs slim, but provides a bit more give in the chest than our classic reverse seam.
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Excellent news, consumers: Biotech giants that've been secretly inserting genetically engineered organisms into thousands of food products you buy have just announced that they're coming clean!
Wow, you mean no more GMO Frankenfood ingredients will be slipped into our diets? Oh, come on — these are food profiteers, so they're not about to come that clean. So maybe they're agreeing at last (and at least) to label any products that contain ingredients with tampered DNA. No, no — right-to-know labeling is what food tamperers fear most, for they know we won't buy those items if we know what's in them. OK then, what do they actually intend to do?
They're giving us a website.
Say what? Yes, the entirety of their grand gesture of "corporate transparency" is to put a mess of PR and useless gobbledygook on a slick site called GMOAnswers.com. They say we can ask "virtually any question," and their "experts" will be happy to tell us why GMOs are good for us. In other words, "come clean" is an industry euphemism for "whitewash."
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Well, at least we will be able to watch what they are up to....which products they will be modifying in the future and what we should be avoiding!
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Millis-Colwell Exchange Program for Early Career Scientists - 2012 Grant Recipients Announced
Funded jointly by ASM and the Australian Society for Microbiology (ASM Australia), the Grant enables one member from each society to present an abstract at the annual General Meeting of the other society and to spend a week at nearby research laboratory.
|Filipa Godoy-Vitorino, a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow at the U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, Walnut Creek, CA, was named as the 2012 Millis-Colwell U.S. Grant recipient by the American Society for Microbiology. Godoy-Vitorino's current research interests includes community profiling and metagenomics using NGS to characterize the microbiome of the Hoatzin, a folivorous bird, foregut and mine for enzymes that deconstruct plant biomass and thus are relevant to the development of cellulosic biofuels. Godoy-Vitorino will travel to the Australian Centre for Ecogenomics at the University of Queensland in Brisbane Australia from July 6-12. Godoy-Vitorino and host Dr. Philip Hugenholtz will finalize the analytical approach of an ongoing single-cell genomics project which aims to understand the self-contained ecosystem of the Hoatzin ciliate (Holotrich) and compare it with rumen ciliate data. Prior to her visit to the University of Queensland, Godoy-Vitorino will attend the Australian Society for Microbiology's Annual Scientific Meeting & Exhibition in Brisbane, Australia on July 1-4. While at the meeting she will present her abstract titled Revealing The Microbiome Associated with A Ciliate Protozoan Cell in the Crop of the Herbivorous South American Hoatzin.
|Lee Hudek, a Post Graduate student at the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Deakin University, Burwood, Australia, was named the Australian Grant recipient by the Australian Society for Microbiology. Hudek's current research concerns the cellular responses to essential and non-essential metals in the cyanobacterium Nostoc punctiforme, with a focus on identifying and characterizing metal transport pathways. Through this grant Hudek will attend the ASM General Meeting on June 16-19 in San Francisco, CA. There he will present his abstract, Cyanobacterial Metal Homeostasis Systems, and be recognized during the International Reception. Following the ASM General Meeting, Hudek will visit host John Meeks at the University of California, Davis for two months. Hudeck will work with Meeks and his research group to investigate how metals are involved in cellular differentiation in cyanobacteria.


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Spaulding 2, No. Country 0
The next day brought more fantastic weather and more Spaulding athletic teams to the fields at North Country Union.
On the field hockey green, the Falcons got off to a good start, playing with energy as they looked to bounce back from their first loss of the season, a tough 3-0 defeat at the hands of Harwood on Thursday afternoon.
But Spaulding's Kassandra Perantoni and Nichole Weeks scored less than a minute apart at the mid-point of the first half, and that would be all she wrote.
"We had some chances, but there was a lot of feet, and feet can kill us, but for the most part they picked themselves up from the Harwood game, that is for sure" said NCU coach Chantelle Bouchard.
The Falcons best chance came in the waning moments of the second half, as they got Tide keeper Allison Hinton out of position, but multiple players missed the open net and the score would remain 2-0 as the horn sounded.
One of the bright spots was NCU keeper Myrriah Gonyaw, who played an excellent game in the nets for the Falcons.
"Myrriah picked up her game tremendously," said Bouchard. "Last time out she had a bit of a scary game, but today she picked it up and was awarded our game ball."
The loss drops North Country to 3-2-1, although on a positive note, they are the only team at the school that has a winning record, which they will look to improve on when they host Missisquoi on Friday.
Spaulding 3, No. Country 1
While the field hockey game was in full swing, the Falcon soccer girls were also battling with a Spaulding squad.
The Tide had got out to an early 2-0 advantage in the first half, with Julia Ormsby and Erin Patterson scoring in the first ten minutes.
In the second Myra Degre cut the lead down to 2-1, converting a pass from Crystal Moss on the score.
But Morgan Keene scored with under seven minutes to play, giving Spaulding (4-3) the insurance they needed to get the win.
"These girls (NCU) definitely deserved the win out here today," said NCU coach Joe Batista after the game. "They played an 80 minute game, but we didn't get the breaks, like hitting two crossbars early in the second half.
"But, we have to put those in the net, and good teams put them in the net, so we have to up our level a bit and knock those balls in."
This the is the second straight time, the first being in last year's opening round play-off match, that the Falcons have done battle with the Tide without Devinnie Davis, and Batista spoke about last year's top scorer for the Falcons..
"She is probably going to be out for another week because we don't want her out here playing at 65 or 70 percent, so hopefully she will get healthy and see some action against CVU on Friday."
Jenna Moss had 4 saves for North Country as they now stand at 2-6.
The girls are in definite need of a win, and hope to pick one up at St. Johnsbury on Tuesday afternoon.
Game time is 4:00.
U-32 Invitational
EAST MONTPELIER-Meanwhile, many miles away at the U-32 Invitational, the North Country cross country team was having a slightly better time then their athletic brethren whom were in competition at home.
Avery Ellis continued her hot streak, earning her third individual win in the last four races, coming home with a time of 20:49.
It was the second time this year that she has won at U-32, this time coming in ten seconds ahead of her closest competitor.
While the girls did not have enough runners to field a team score, another highlight was freshman JV runner Rachel Petzoldt coming in with a new personal best of 25:24.
On the boys side, Andrew Franklin was looking to make his early-week promise of second place overall come true.
The top NCU boys runner, Sam Brunette, was down in New Hampshire competing in the Manchester Invitational, where he tied his season best time of 16:52 while coming in 11th.
So with out having to compete against Sam, Andrew's biggest competition was another member of the Falcon squad, Alex Cotnoir.
Neck and neck they went, but at the finish line it was Franklin making good on his "called shot," beating Cotnoir by one second 17:43 to 17:44.
Ross DeLaBruere improved on his time from the last U-32 race, finishing 36th in 19:16.
Alex Cope (19:52–53rd) and Parker LaCourse (20:03–61st) rounded out the scoring for the team, who finished 6th overall.
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Handlebar Seatpost Mount (Ride HERO)
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The Ride HERO is a tube clamp for mounting your quick-release GoPro camera on to bicycle handlebars, seatposts, frames or any pole ranging from 0.75¿ to 1.4¿ (1.9cm – 3.5cm) in diameter.You can also clamp to chainstays, small roll bars, bolt-heads, windsurfing and kitesurfing control bars, or even use to create a handheld boom – any pole that is in the size range above.Comes with pivoting orientation arms allowing for 3-way adjustability, ensuring you can get the angle you want.Compatible with all GoPro quick-release cameras including the Helmet HERO Wide, Motorsports HERO Wide, Motorsports HERO, Surf HERO, and WIDE HERO cameras. Not compatible with the Digital HERO 5 Wrist Camera.
- Polycarbonate Construction
- Hardware: stainless steel nuts and bolts
- Includes 1 Bicycle Handlebar / Seatpost Clamp, 1 Three-way Adjustable Pivot Arm
- Clamp Diameter: 0.75¿ to 1.4¿ (1.9cm – 3.5cm)
- Warranty: 1 Year
Gender: Unisex
Season: F14 S15
Vendor ProductId: GRH30
Review ProductId: 26286


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KENNEBUNK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Kennebunk Police Department is holding off releasing the alleged client names of a woman accused of prostitution.
On Thursday, an attorney for two alleged clients of a woman accused of running a prostitution business out of her Zumba dance studio in Kennebunk filed a motion to block the release of names of the men suspected as her clients.
The judge denied the motion Friday morning and the attorney has since appealed to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. The Kennebunk Police Department is waiting for a ruling from that court.
Alexis Wright, 29, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to 106 counts of prostitution, violation of privacy, tax evasion and other charges for allegedly providing sex for money at her fitness studio and a nearby office. The man police say was her business partner, 57-year-old Mark Strong Sr., pleaded not guilty to 59 counts of promotion of prostitution and violation of privacy.


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The Remoterig RRC-1258MkII-S is developed specially for remote control of Amateur radio stations via the Internet, in and user friendly and
cost-effective way.
The Remoterig units are used in pairs, one is connected to the radio and the other is connected to the control equipment.
The system is unique in the way that no PC is needed, both voice and data communication is handled by the two units. RRC-1258MkII-S can be configured to work together
with most Amateur radio stations available on the market from ICOM, Kenwood, Yaesu and Elecraft. NOW Includes 12V Power supply! a $12.95 Value!
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BRUNSWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Many people with disabilities want to live independently, but there are limited opportunities to learn new skills especially in a depressed economy.
There is an new art program based in Brunswick that is giving people of 'all abilities' a chance to be creative and develop a potential career in the art world.
Inside this former textile mill, colorful scenes from Neil Jefferson's childhood are coming to life.
Jefferson's work is everywhere here at SunTide studios, from water colors to acrylics. Pretty incredible for someone who started his art career by painting by numbers.
'His confidence level from my perspective, has just skyrocketed. He went from from being someone who would just go with the flow, you wouldn't know he was in the room to an outspoken advocate for himself,' says Kelly Strout, an artist and founder of SunTide Studios.
Jefferson is one of 8 budding artists enrolled in the Studios Art Trek program. The program contracts with Momentum, which provides services for people with physical and intellectual disabilities.
Students like Julie Deem learn every aspect of art from sketching, painting, mosiacs, pottery to fiber arts. Deem has wanted to be an artist all her life. Being able to put her creative skills to use is a dream come true.
'I love making things with my hands. How does that make you feel? Great, I love having Kelly she is the best teacher,' said Julie.
Another important part of the Art Trek program is teaching the artist show to curate their work, from displaying their pieces to pricing it, with the potential to display their art in a gallery or open their own one day.
'The majority of the art work is for sale here and on our website. They can potentially take their skills they learn here and do it on their own and have a profession.'
Jefferson has sold dozens of pieces, each take about four weeks to finish. But he says he never runs out of inspiration.
'I got another picture in the back of my mind right now after I get this one done. It's going to be a cowboy scene,'
said Jefferson. And saddling up for his next big sale.
Neil and Julie have donated their art work for the Robbie Foundation's Second Annual St. Patty's Day benefit which will be held on Friday March 15th. Their art will be auctioned off during the event, which begins at 5 p.m at Local Sprouts café on Congress Street in Portland. The Robbie Foundation raises money to provide children with developmental disabilities with adaptive equipment and other services that are not covered by insurance.
The artists work will also be featured in the 2nd annual Spring into Art Show in Brunswick, FridayMarch 22nd. If you would like more information you can go to their website, www.suntidestudios.com


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