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In some calenders for prayer times we see both Imsak and Fajr. But I have read you must stop eating with the adhan /i.e. at Fajr time/. So why are those 2 times - Imsak and Fajr?
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In some calenders for prayer times we see both Imsak and Fajr. But I have read you must stop eating with the adhan /i.e. at Fajr time/. So why are those 2 times - Imsak and Fajr?
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Fajr time is when Fajr sets in, but since the chart is made by calculations, they give a small period of reprieve in case the calculation is wrong, usually about five minutes or so. Also, many people tend to go half a minute or a minute over, so this helps in them not actually going over suhoor time.
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I aksed this question because we have a discussion on a local website. The Salafi shaykh Munajjid claims that "imsak times" are bid'ah.
Here are my notes from Shaykh Faraz Rabbani's lectures of Fasting Explained about what he said on imsak:
a. One of the sunan of fasting is to delay the suhur close to Fajr time; it is also a sunnah, though, to leave ten minutes or so (the time it takes to recite 50 ayat) before Fajr and to stop eating, so that you can engage in some worship before Fajr. But this is not obligatory, it is recommended, so if you woke up 5 minutes before Fajr, you can eat up until Fajr time. Many people quote the hadith that if you are eating and you hear the adhan of Fajr, you should complete your meal. (And this is a شاظ aberrant, wrong opinion.) However, there is absolute consensus among the Sahabah, the Salaf, and the Imams of Islam that if you eat anything after the time of Fajr enter, your fast is broken. What the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم is referring to is not the adhan of Fajr, but the pre-Fajr adhan which was given 10-15 minutes before Fajr to indicate the proper (safe, recommended, imsak) time to stop eating. If Fajr time enters, and something is in your mouth, spit it out.
That has helped; just a few Q's; Shaykh Faraz has mentioned a pre fajr Adhan, was this before the time of Fajr had actually set in? if so what is the proof? because the Ghayr Muqallid can reply by saying it can make people perform Fajr when in actual fact Fajr has not set in yet...how would we reply?
Hopefully Brother Abu Hajira can shed some light.
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اتَّقُوا فِرَاسَةَ الْمُؤْمِنِ ، فَإِنَّهُ يَنْظُرُ بِنُورِ اللَّهِ
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Ending Suhoor (or Sehri) few minutes early is just caution as Br Abu Hajira has said.
Calculated Paryer times (sunrise/sunset) can have an error of 3 minutes +/- to be added to the booklet (to be on Central-Mosque) as soon Br Abu-Hajira sorts me out with the Fatwaas.
Lets us take heed and beware of the correct time for entering of fajr. Many of the prayer schedules in the west have the fajr entering when the sun is 15 degrees below the horizon, what we have learned from our teachers and what has been checked and re-checked for accuracy by scholars is that the 15 degrees comes about about by seeing the enetering of fajr in cites that has many lights. So gives one thinking fajr enters earlier that it actually does. 18 degrees is more accurate and closer to taqwa. There really is no problem for fajr prayer time either way one will be praying at the correct time. The problem is in fasting. If one goes by the 15 degrees they will be eating after the actual entering of fajr. The difference is usually only 15-20 minutes. So whats the big deal? The reason we should be concerned is so we can do things correct and sound and inshaa Allah are deeds will be accepted before Allah.
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I think your post is more appropriate for the fajr timings thread by Br. Muadh. It has less bearings for us here and will cause undue stress. People have taken their time tables for the sehri, and most probably those timings have been agreed upon by the senior ulama of their communities... whether they are following 15 or 18.. the question at hand is the imsak period.
I have found two places which may make this imsaak timing more clear.. It is mentioned in Fatawa Hindiya
الفتاوى الهندية - (ج 1 / ص 200)
ثُمَّ تَأْخِيرُ السُّحُورِ مُسْتَحَبٌّ كَذَا في النِّهَايَةِ وَيُكْرَهُ تَأْخِيرُ السُّحُورِ إلَى وَقْتٍ يَقَعُ فيه الشَّكُّ
And same wordings are mentioned in Tahtawi Sharah Miraqi...
Basically while delaying suhur is mustahab, it is makrooh to delay it to such an extent when one gets into a doubt whether the dawn broke or not. Since the calculated times are just that, calculation. They are dhanni and not absolute. So the more closer you will get to the dawn time, the more doubt will increase. Hence imsaak time will make it more cautionary for one to stop eating in the safe zone.
The same is mentioned in hidaya..that it is mustahab to delay except untill the point when it become doubtful.
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clouds do sigh
three offspring
dragged into the river's teeth
one remains
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the moment of sorrow lost
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I saw a flash
All went black.
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There things education should give
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Omniscient guy
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God made all people
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Stop being silly.
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newly covered with scar flesh
a cemetery
the reflective pond
the bright thirteen year old trees
the lost souls still there
the money-men charge
fees to visit our worst time
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Resting cold--silent
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Roamin' around zoo
Searchin' for sneaky monkey
Hidin' in a tree
Zookeeper gets mad
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Probing my dignity...
This "simple" exam
"…could prevent cancer." they say.
We all have to die,
But not from colon cancer.
There's a downside tho'.
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Flowers wilt
Dead carcasses are buried
Loved ones mourn
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Your life on earth is no more…
Farewell, friend
Once blurted without caution,
It creates history enveloped in anguish
Only leaving you will bring serenity.
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Face thy fear though heart may be shatter unto pieces
It might be a facade so hold thy tears with fears
Bravery in you and likeness
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Victorious duel without bafflement
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Afraid to lose you with julienne heart
Love me for real my childhood dream
Even when the scene of sunset meets the horizon with hymn
We are all too fallible
We do commit some tidbits of failures
But for eternity, you will always be my man
And I'll give you my heart for the best I can
It's a far smile from those halcyon days
Though we undergo labyrinth in many ways
And at times I become lachrymose and weak
Your tender affection is what my heart seeks
But never be at daggers drawn
Life is definitely accompanied with storm
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It's a real love for you my beau
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dedicated to : JAKE O. DELA PAZ
July 2, 2014
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as the wind blows south
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soaked are roots with pride
My soul's made of stone
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This stature my own
Forever, stoic forces guide
'Til peaks fashion thrones
The angels have flown
To wherever, without doubt
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|Orientation to the Spirit in the Old Testament and the ancient near east --
The Spirit and creating --
The Spirit and wisdom --
The Spirit and creativity --
The Spirit and prophecy --
The Spirit and leadership --
The Spirit and the future --
The Spirit at Qumran. Breath, wind, spirit and the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament / Richard E. Averbeck --
The Ancient Near Eastern background of the Spirit of the Lord in the Old Testament / John H. Walton --
The Spirit and creation / Robert L. Hubbard, Jr. --
Spirit and wisdom / Tremper Longman III --
Job 27:3 : the Spirit of God in my nostrils / Rosalind Clarke --
Spirit and the psalmist in Psalm 51 / Daniel J. Estes --
Spirit and presence in Psalm 139 / Jamie A. Grant --
Spirit of wisdom or Spirit of God in Proverbs 1:23 / Lindsey Wilson --
Bezalel and Oholiab : Spirit and creativity / Richard S. Hess --
The view from the top : the Holy Spirit in the prophets / Daniel I. Block --
Is Balaam's donkey the real prophet (Numbers 24:1-4)? / John N. Oswalt --
The Spirit of Yahweh in Isaiah 11:1-9 / Hilary Marlow --
Isaiah 48:16 : a Trinitarian enigma? / Paul D. Wegner --
Joel's promise of the Spirit / Erika Moore --
The Spirit and leadership : testimony, empowerment and purpose / David G. Firth --
The Samson saga and spiritual leadership / Eugene H. Merrill --
Is Saul also among the prophets? Saul's prophecy in 1 Samuel 19:23 / David G. Firth --
The 'Spirit of the Lord' in 2 Kings 2:16 / Robert B. Chisholm, Jr. --
The Spirit and the future : a canonical approach / Willem VanGemeren and Andrew Abernethy --
The Spirit and the future in the Old Testament : restoration and renewal / Robin Routledge --
The Holy Spirit at Qumran / Geert W. Lorein.
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From the first verses of Genesis, the Spirit of God makes a dramatic appearance in the Bible. However, despite the importance of the Spirit in the Old Testament, it has been the focus of surprisingly little scholarship. In response, this volume assembles a host of premier Old Testament scholars to address various aspects of the subject. Major thematic essays and studies of relevant biblical texts are arranged in eight main sections: orientation of the Ancient Near Eastern context; the Spirit and its relation to creation, wisdom, creativity, prophecy, leadership and the future, and finally the Spirit at Qumran.
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One day before the first round of the 2013 PGA Tour season, Steve Stricker and American Family Insurance announced a three-year partnership that creates a charitable foundation for children and young adults, in addition to marketing opportunities between the Wisconsin-based golfer and the insurance company. »Read Full Blog Post
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Good for him. Nice to see him giving back and being recognized for his charitable work. In an interview on the Golf Channel last night he talked about playing only 10 tournaments this year to spend more time with his family.
Looking forward to watching some new golf too.
Gary have you written anything about Steve's new 10 tournament schedule? To me that was big news. I guess it just is what it is.Hide replies
fishhead: Somebody emailed the AP story to me earlier today. I was with my father in the hospital all day so I haven't had a chance to write anything. I'll revisit this topic with Steve soon. I was surprised a bit by the news, especially since his father-in-law, Dennis Tiziani, told me awhile back that he could see Steve playing on the PGA Tour until he was 50 and then playing a lot on the Champions Tour.
OK. Sorry to hear your dad is in the hospital. I saw this story a couple weeks ago and was surprised. Steve did an interview tonight during the Pro-Am. Said he's been thinking about it for a couple years. Kids are just at the age where he wants to be home a bit more. Will be interesting to see if he can only play 10 of them considering 4 possible FedEx Cup events.
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I don't think you'll need one. most of the hostels will offer you an electric fan and electric fans are pretty effective deterrent to mosquitoes.
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Almost exactly two months to the day since Jefferson Hills council awarded bids for the construction of a $4.15 million public works facility, borough officials and project planners broke ground on Monday evening on the site adjacent to the Jefferson Hills Municipal Center along Old Clairton Road.
Council president Chris King said the new facility will be a huge upgrade over the borough's small and rapidly deteriorating facility near the Route 51 interchange.
"Anybody who ever asks the question why we need this, you just need to drive down the road and take a look at our current public works complex and you'll know the answer," he said. "This facility is very badly needed."
The complex will sit on 11 acres and will feature an 18,000-square-foot main structure that will include parking areas for 18 vehicles along with storage for tires, parts and tools and a separate service area with three vehicle service bays, two of which will be equipped with truck lifts. It will include a 7,200-square-foot salt storage facility with solid concrete sidewalls and a galvanized steel arch roof.
Public works director Tom Lovell said that building will hold up to 4,000 tons of salt.
"That'll be enough to carry us for an entire season," Lovell said.
Dave McLean of McLean Architects LLC said the entire complex will be state of the art.
"Our most successful projects happen when our client has not only the need — which clearly we have here — but the leadership and vision of what it is they'd like to accomplish," McLean said. "This is a great project for a great borough."
Although the complex originally was expected to cost about $3.5 million, bids came in almost a million dollars over that projection. But King said the importance of the new facilities can't be understated.
"For a community of our size and potential, council and the staff felt a need to create a complex that will have an optimal work environment and also help maintain our truck fleet and equipment," he said. "Obviously, there's a cost for us up front, but you have to invest in order to get optimal results."
The complex is scheduled to be completed in August 2014.
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St Petersburg offers insight into an extraordinary history epitomised by its glittering spires and palaces.
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Twin your trip to this iconic city with a visit to Moscow. Rail transfers are available between the two cities in each direction. The fast 'Sapsan' train takes 4.5 hours with several departures throughout the day.
You'll find no shortage of places to eat in St Petersburg serving both European and local dishes, from restaurants serving local specialities such as Stroganov to hip international cafes. A speciality of this Russian city is the blini, or pancakes, served with red or black caviar and borscht (beetroot soup).
The majority of St Petersburg's shopping, from designer to souvenirs can be found on or just off the Nevsky Prospekt. Traditional souvenirs include lacquered boxes, engraved amber and, of course, Matryoshka dolls.
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The former noble Yusupov family used to live in this intriguing palace in the centre of St Petersburg. Second only in wealth to the royal family the Yusupovs were extremely powerful in the city and known for their philanthropy and art collection. Notorious as the scene of the murder of the monk Rasputin, there is now an exhibition within the palace detailing his life and death.
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Location 29km out of St Petersburg in Pushkin, this former summer residence of the Russian Tsars is a glorious blue Rococo building set in a grand French style park. This guided tour will take you through the incredible Great Hall and other impressive rooms extraordinarily decorated in the styles of the late 18th and early 19th century.
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Quiet in the cradle and fast asleep,
the baby breathes and sheds a weap.
It sees the faries flying above,
becuase of it's soul filled only with love.
here they swoop and dive,
they can leave a smile.
But they vanish in five,
not just for a while.
The black swings down,
engulfs the soul.
The baby frowns,
heart black as coal.
Innocent no more,
mum comes through the door.
Baby's all human now.
morals ready for corruption,
innocence gone. The devil's abduction.
Purity nowhere to be found,
human sins are inbound.
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Samsung Glyde 2 spotted for Verizon
updated 09:45 am EDT, Fri July 3, 2009
Samsung Glyde 2 Leak
A sequel to the year-old Samsung Glyde has been found in a leak posted by a HowardForums user. Known also as the U960, the new phone is considerably sleeker than the outgoing model but adds a significantly expanded screen and a fourth row to the keyboard. Similarly, it also upgrades the software with Samsung's in-house TouchWiz interface and carries an accelerometer to tilt the interface on its side.
Few other details have been uncovered other than that the phone will support 3G when it arrives at Verizon. More information is expected to follow soon, although seeing the phone for the first time renders it unlikely that the new Glyde is near shipping. Most phones often require weeks or longer of testing.


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Bala Shark looks to have mouth stuck open UGH!
I have had 2 large bala sharks for few months and they have been thriving and growing fast. Now one looks on the verge of death as his mouth is stuck open - infected? It looks like he got punched in the mouth and it's all swollen up. He's started to spend much time vertically and looks like he will be dead soon. No whiteness or spots - no ich.
Other fish are picking at him as he dies. Any idea what caused this or if it could have been prevented. He was FINE 24 hours ago. Scroll below "tank" below for all info.
could be a bacterial disease such as mouth rot. Generally you would see a fungus like growth around the mouth but it is possible it can occur on the "lips" or inside the mouth (so you wouldnt see it and it would cause discomfort to close the mouth". This can be caused by infections due to existing injuries, incorrect pH, high Nitrate, low oxygen or vitamin deficiencies. An antibiotic such as tetracycline (maybe used as a bath dip instead of treating the whole tank) could work if this is the case. Otherwise, I know as fish get sick, they get lathargic and do not move as much...so it really could be a number of things. I would recommend the dip instead of treating the entire tank if you are unsure though. If he is beginning to "stand" upward, there could be an imbalance internally and an infection of the swim bladder, which is often a result of bacterial infections. It sounds as if it is pretty serious already but if you want to try something, I would do an antibiotic bathdip.
Thanks a lot Mike. My bala died a few minutes after my post. Really weird. The other bala is fine and water tests have been great for weeks. I guess sometimes fish just die. :-(
yeah it happens. bacterial infectious aren't too contagious but keep an eye on your other fish just in case. I'm sorry for your loss though.
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Holy paladins are blessed with a robust selection of cooldown abilities, which improve our performance for a short period of time. Other classes like the restoration shaman have far fewer options for increasing their healing output on demand, which makes holy paladins one of the most flexible healing classes. In addition to boosting our single-target throughput, our cooldowns can also vitalize our AOE healing and reduce incoming damage.
When faced with such a large number of cooldown options, it can be difficult to pick the right ability for the job. Each of our cooldowns works in a unique way, with different strengths and weaknesses. By choosing the right opportunities to use each of our cooldowns, we can maximize our healing and minimize the chance of someone dying. Because of how powerful our cooldowns are, you should be using them on every boss encounter. They become especially important on heroic fights, as our healing capacities will be put to the test.
Divine Favor: Our signature offensive cooldown
While we have any extensive toolbox of offensive cooldown options, Divine Favor is the only holy-specific cooldown in the mix. By offensive, I'm referring to the fact that it boosts our healing output, rather than improving our defense or reducing incoming damage. Divine Favor grants us 20% haste and 20% critical strike chance while active, which makes it very potent. What's important to note is that DF lasts for 20 seconds normally or 30 seconds when glyphed, making it one of the longer-lasting cooldowns in the game.
DF isn't a bad option for tank healing, as the extra haste will let us cast more Holy Lights and Divine Lights on our tank. The extra critical strike chance also allows us to do some extra healing, but that's usually not relevant when you're healing a tank. The downside here is that we're going to be spending much more mana on heals than we normally would, since we're casting them faster.
DF is obviously beneficial for tank healing but really comes into its own when raid healing. Our Holy Radiance spells, both the current and patch 4.3 iterations, scale off of haste quite well. When we reach certain haste break points, our Holy Radiance gains extra ticks, which increase the healing done significantly at no cost to us. In addition, we can cast more normal heals in the same amount of time with Divine Favor, which allows us to cover more raid members. Divine Favor is the best cooldown we have for raid healing.
The ambivalence of Avenging Wrath
Avenging Wrath is one of the retribution abilities that we have borrowed for our healing purposes. It increases our healing output by 20% while activated and lasts for 20 seconds. Because Avenging Wrath simply increases our healing done, it affects all of our heals fairly equally.
Tank healers in particular like Avenging Wrath because it lets them deal more healing without costing them any extra mana. It's also complements Holy Radiance, especially when Divine Favor isn't available. We want to get as much healing done during the 20 seconds of AW as we can, to maximize the amount of bonus healing it provides. I typically save AW for situations where heavy tank healing is needed, specifically because Divine Favor is so good for AOE healing situations.
Guardian of Ancient Kings with Divine Light
Our holy-flavored Guardian of Ancient Kings is another dual-purpose cooldown, as it doubles our single-target healing and also splashes some of the healing done onto any nearby targets. The key differentiator for GoAK is that it only works for our first five heals after activating the Guardian.
Because of this restriction, we want to ensure that we get the most out of our cooldown. You don't to waste a doubling proc or the splash heal on something weak like Holy Shock or Holy Light. In order to maximize the effectiveness of GoAK, you should follow it up with five Divine Lights. The spell is typically the most powerful when healing a tank or deeply wounded target, but the AOE aspect can also be beneficial if most of your raid is stacked up.
Defending the raid with Aura Mastery
Aura Mastery is one of more unique abilities, at least until shaman receive the same spell for their totems in Mists of Pandaria. AM doubles the effect of our active aura, which can be quite beneficial. AM is most useful when there's a lot of incoming magical damage, as we can use AM with Resistance Aura to improve our resistances. Note that some magical damage isn't able to be resisted, especially on boss fights, so only use AM with Resistance Aura if the damage can be resisted.
Aura Mastery also works well with Devotion Aura, as increasing the armor of your tank reduces their physical damage taken. While 6 seconds of extra armor isn't much, it can make a difference when combined with other cooldowns from yourself of the tank. Any damage reduced is better than damage healed.
Finally, on a fight where you're taking damage or getting beat up, you can use Aura Mastery with Concentration Aura to prevent any knockbacks, interrupts, or silences from working. Since you're immune to any effects that prevent you from casting, you can be certain that your important heals will be delivered no matter what.
Lay on Hands saves one life
While shaman and druids have Nature's Swiftness to let them unload a powerful heal quickly, nothing can beat Lay on Hands. It instantly heals our target for our maximum health value, which is well over 100,000 health. The penalty is that it has a very long cooldown.
I try to save Lay on Hands for situations where I'm either low on mana and can't afford the several Divine Lights it would take to top off a tank or for situations where I missed a heal for some reason and now the tank is teetering on the brink of death. Make sure you have LoH bound to a convenient key, because it's the type of heal that you need instantly, not in a second or two.
I know a lot of holy paladins like to use the Glyph of Divinity to give themselves a mana boost when using Lay on Hands, but I tend to want to hold onto LoH for emergency situations due to its long cooldown. If you're the type of person who never uses LoH normally, you can use Glyph of Divinity and simply pop it for the bonus mana. Both strategies are viable; I simply personally prefer having LoH always available.
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|Effect of tin and lead chlorotriphenyl analogues on selected living cells.
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|Three kinds of living cells, human embryonic kidney cells, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and Escherichia coli, were tested for their sensitivity to chlorotriphenyltin and chlorotriphenyllead. The tin compound proved definitely more toxic than the lead derivative, particularly in the case of the human embryonic kidney cells devoid of any protective cell wall. Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) comparative studies carried out by using a natural model liposome system (egg yolk lecithin) confirmed considerable changes within the lipid bilayer upon doping by the aforementioned additives, which may be crucial to the mechanism of the observed cell cleavage. The individual dopants revealed diverse impact upon the membrane's condition, chlorotriphenyltin distinctly fluidized the lipid system, whereas chlorotriphenyllead stiffened the medium within the membrane. A theoretical approach concerning such different behaviors of studied tin and lead analogues because of their high toxicity in living cells has been presented. © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Biochem Mol Toxicol 00:1-7 2010; View this article online at wileyonlinelibrary.com. DOI 10.1002/jbt.20380.
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Library board extends three votes to Carnegie council members
Carnegie borough officials — who are appointed as ex officio members to the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall board of trustees — again will have voting privileges on that board.
The library's bylaws allow for three borough council members to be named to the historic library's board, which can range from seven to 12 members. Council members had voting rights on the library board until a 2008 change to the bylaws.
"It caused some fallout," said library Executive Director Maggie Forbes. "They had had that vote since 1901 — 107 years."
The board decided in 2008 that having council members as voting library board members was a conflict of interest. Forbes stressed that this was the only reason for the amendment.
"It wasn't for any other reason than someone presenting it as a conflict of interest, since we ask them (borough council) for funding," she said. Carnegie provides $30,000 annually, plus public works services, to the library.
The amendment restoring the voting rights was finalized on Nov. 20, and the 9-1 vote was finalized via email on Nov. 27.
The amended bylaws allow that "an ex officio shall have full privileges of board membership, except ex officio members may not serve as an officer of the board."
Ex officio members are appointed yearly by Carnegie's council and mayor.
Library board member and Carnegie attorney Karyn Rok said after a tumultuous few years, she and others wanted to bring council members' voices back to the votes.
"When it comes to who is the expert, who better than the council people?" she said.
The library cycled through three executive directors and an interim between 2011 and early 2013 before Forbes returned. In April 2012, the borough council began placing its monthly payments to the library in escrow because of leadership and financial concerns. Council released the money and resumed payments in September 2012.
"I was so happy to see the council, when all of that was happening, they stayed involved," Rok said. "I decided we needed to make a few changes, and one of them was restoring their voting rights."
Forbes said she was "thrilled" with the change.
"It's one thing having a voice and having a say, but they should also have a vote," she said. "Otherwise, it's just window dressing if you don't get the vote. It's a responsibility both ways."
Carnegie Council President Rick D'Loss, who first was appointed to the library board in 2009, said it is appropriate for the appointed council members to have a vote.
"We do give the library money," he said. "We are an interested party." In addition to D'Loss, council members Sue Demko and Pat Catena currently serve on the library board.
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Disruptive flight passenger arrested in Jacksonville
ORANGE PARK, Fla. -- The Clay County Sheriff's Office responded to an alarm at a pet store business and found the front door shattered.
The Pet Supermarket on the 800 block of Blanding Boulevard was burglarized by an unknown suspect on April 3, according to a report from the Clay County Sheriff's Office.
Further investigation revealed both cash registers were open and cabinets under the registers were pried open, the report detailed.
Security cameras throughout the store captured the suspect in the act.
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The Nike Zoom KD IV ?Three 4 Five? brings neon hues to KD?s shoes. A white base makes room for pink straps, blue hits, and a bright yellow underlay. Text tagging and an inkblot image of Durant riding a bicycle add identity and interest to this new makeup. Stay tuned for more information regarding this possible PE.
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The Marriott Ihilani Beach Resort is unique on the island of Oahu. More typical of an outer island resort. The Marriott Ihilani offers the quiet of a tropical resort, however the nightlife of Waikiki is only 45 minutes away. The Marriott Ihilani has 17 stories and 387 guest rooms that average more than 640 square feet each and 36 suites, you're invited to spread out and make yourself at home. Slip into one of their plush robes and be lulled by the tide as you sip refreshing beverages from the mini-bar. Or, sink into a deep-soaking European tub after an exquisite day in the Hawaiian tropics.
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Beyoncé & Gwyneth Reunite, All Is Well
This week, Beyoncé gave fans a glimpse inside their A-list alliance. Us Weekly reports that photos posted by the pop star on Instagram were actually taken at Paltrow's Brentwood home. Pay attention, because this is probably the closest any of us will get to seeing the inside of Chez Gwyneth.
Though Paltrow herself doesn't actually appear in the shoot, Bey can be seen posing in monochromatic designer outfits (including a d.RA blouse) against the French windows of the L.A. mansion. The house, by the way, has lots to work with: six bedrooms, eight bathrooms.
Will these pics wind up in a goop newsletter soon? Stranger things have happened. Either way, it's nice to know these two are still tight. Or, at least, tight enough to use their respective homes for photo backdrops.
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Though a "Steam Wallet" sounds like some sort of futuristic contraption which heats and presses your bills to a crisp finish, it's actually a new payment option Valve has sent into beta for its Steam platform. Rather than taking money directly out of your debit or credit card and using that money to buy a game, you can now take money directly out of your debit or credit card, and put it in a Steam Wallet in $5, $10, $25, $50, and $100 increments, and then use that money to buy a game.
While this new program might seem like an unnecessary middleman to us grown-ups, we can see the merit for youngsters who don't have access to their own forms of intangible currency. What better way to teach them the value of five fake-bucks than to let them loose in the world's biggest video game store?


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As a Registered NurseSanford Health for Registered Nurse ~ Birth Place in Sioux Falls, SD. Read more ... » licensed by the State of California and employed by SFMC, the Stroke Coordinator NP is authorized to carry out all policy and procedures listed in the SFMC Nursing Policy and Procedure Manual and unit specific nursing manuals.
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In collaboration with the Stroke Medical Director, the Stroke Coordinator provides leadership and facilitation to promote improved neurological patient outcomes. Serves as role model, educator and nursing advance practice resource to facilitate professional development of the health team and increase community awareness. Is responsible for facilitating the implementation, evaluation and maintenance of quality-focused programs and initiatives, including the Joint Commission, and other disease specific care (DSC) certifications from the Joint Commission. The focus of the job is program management that maintains a multi-disciplinary approach/collaboration to patient centered care.
This professional sustains and maintains adherence to the Joint Commission DSC Certification for Primary Stroke Centers, Clinical Practice Guidelines, Standards of Care, Elements of Performance, Brain Attack Coalition (BAC) and Joint Commission National Patient Safety goals, California DPHS standards, DOCHS quality initiatives and St. Francis Medical Center (SFMC) service goals. Under the supervision of the Stroke Program Medical Director and attending Neurologists, the Stroke Coordinator NP will perform approved Standardized Procedures and Practice Prerogatives including but not limited to assessment of laboratory findings including blood tests and cerebrospinal fluid studies, electromyography, MRI, CT Scan, EEG and X-rays.
The Stroke Coordinator NP will individualize patient care in order to manage illness, promote well being, foster rehabilitative and disease preventive life style choices, communicate with patients, their significant others, and their primary health care providers.
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