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In our village the most important issue is: School Drop-out Rates and HIV/AIDS
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In my locality, there are a number of reasons that do account for it. you have, poverty, preference of a boy to girl child to school, distance to study areas, lack of school material, hunger. we do have project that we offer free education to girl child at the primary level, and for the boys a 50 percent reduction in the school fees, it has now increased the number of children who are of school going age and are going to school. But we still face a problem with the Mbororo community who prefer their children to the cow grazing culture than education. we have now embarked on Individual counseling with the community, still looking and checking how it will go. but we still need capacity building
In my village there's different reasons.
Lack of enough teachers, Poverty( young boys and girls engage for the different businesses,car wash,and bagging. both parents to die with HIV/AIDS or any other diseases and causes them for the orphanage, Lack of school materials, uniforms.
we are lunching the project ''motivating school drop out back to school on 27th sept''.
children will be educated on the importance of education.Also we will train them on how to choose their carreer.we are looking forward to sponsoring needy children ,orphans and street children
in my community there are a number of school drop out is high due to
1.high unemployment rate due to this many parent are unable to cater for their wards educational needs hence leading to numbers students dropping out of school.i think if parent are given small amount of money to engage and train them in petty trading can help reduce the rate of school drop out in Elmina
2.Early money from fishing is another issue.since Elmina is a fishing community most of the children tend to drop out of school in other to engage in the primitive method of fishing in other to get quick money for their needs.
3.street children.most children in Elmina do not have parent catering for them due to the fact that most teenager give birth when they are not prepared to cater for them hence living the child to struggle to make ends meat.
4.orphans. most children looses their parents at the early stage in life hence they had to struggle in life to make ends meat so this children tend to drop out of school early when the see they cannot afford the education
Please Neighbor,help by volunteering any of the following items to support our HIV AID Program
HIV AID Education Books
Projector to Display information and picture on screen
Condoms both Male and Female
Micro financing for Identified 30 youth living with HIV/AIDs
Please support our project to Help Brainstorm the youth and help prevent Stigmatization.
please make your contribution.thank you.


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Historic Route 66 intersection still an important presence in Cuba, Missouri
A colorful, but somewhat confusing, intersection in Cuba, Missouri got some new direction with the installation of dual signage.
After Route 66 tourists and others were confused with the existing sign in the center of the Route 66 community of Cuba, Missouri, the city and MoDOT agreed on the use of signs that paid tribute to a dual legacy. While the street is part of historic Route 66, it is also known locally as Washington. The sign now says both "Washington" and "Historic Route 66."
The colorful intersection is the home of a restored Phillips 66 gas station from the 1930s, one of Cuba's, "Route 66 Mural City," murals, painted traffic control boxes, and the location of the Viva Cuba Garden with an 1873 train replica.
Wallis Companies owns and restored the old Phillips station.Their headquarters sits across from the station in a modern, buff-colored brick building. The company's first office in 1968 was located in the small station across the street. Today, the company owns a chain of convenience stores and is one of the Midwest's largest distributors of petroleum products and has over 600 employees. The founder of the company Bill Wallis passed away in 2001, but his wife and children still run the company. The three mural panels on the original company headquarters portray events in the life of Bill Wallis and the Cuba community. Route 66 Missouri artist Ray Harvey painted the murals.
The Viva Cuba Garden, first purchased in 1992, was re-designed and landscaped in 2007-08 by Viva Cuba, a community beautification group that commissioned Cuba's 12 outdoor murals. The replica train, built by Curtis and Glen Tutterrow, was added in 2008 to commemorate a train that ran between Cuba and Salem, MO. Missouri artist Julie Wiegand painted the nearby traffic control boxes in 2008 just before Viva Cuba re-dedicated the park.
The large white structure on the fourth corner of the intersection is the old Midway Building that has been a presence since the 1930s. It was named because it was midway between St. Louis and Springfield. While the building is now empty, it has a rich history that is revered by the community. For years it was a bus stop, taxi stand, hotel, cafeteria, gathering place for families, and a nightspot.
Allyne Earls owned Midway for 38 years, and the doors were never locked. When she sold the building, no keys could be found to give the new owner. During WW II, the it had 24 bedrooms and four bathrooms on the second floor. During the War, they were filled with Fort Leonard Wood soldiers and their wives. The restaurant fed as many as 600 soldiers a day. Over the years, families celebrated at the Midway, and teenagers met to dance and socialize. In the 1970s, hockey star Noel Picard owned the restaurant and bar. Today, the building awaits someone with a new vision to reenergize the old landmark.
When travelers see the new sign, they might reflect on the history of the spot as they journey through the historic intersection.
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When the new T shirts are ready, I am interested in purchasing two, 1 2XL and 1 XL. Please let me know the cost and the procedure to purchase these shirts. Cuba is my home town, but I have lived in Michigan 45 years, and now winter in Florida. My family still live there in Cuba and Crawford County. I love my Missouri roots!
Cuba is my home town too. Love all the stories about Cuba and Midway .
I will plan to trip on Route 66 on July 2012
I am the grandson of Blanche Rook who worked for Allyne Earls as a cashier at The Midway for many years in the 40's, 50's & 60's. I remember fondly playing all over Cuba and up and down Rt 66. I especially remember a walkway/pedestrian tunnel that ran under Rt.66. Last visit to Cuba I could not find the tunnel or remember the exact location. Do you know what corner of Rt.66 this was on and when it was filled in? Also, I hear that The old Midway building is due to be demolished. Has this been done yet?
can anyone let me know about my aunt nellie merhoff/capehart? she lived off of hwy pp past the old Voss Skelly truck stop
A native of nearby Steelville, during 1963-1965 I would go to the drive-in movie on 19 North and after the show we would congregate at the Midway Cafe for cokes and visit. A lot of fun, a lot of memories, and I personally knew Allyne Earls.
I always stop in Cuba when driving 44 through Missouri.The small town has it all,antique ,good food,paintings on buildings,nice people.The Wagon Wheel is the place to stay.Walking around town and taking your time is the way to go.Its in a nice location and a short trip to many things to do.Some day soon it just might be my retirement home.A place that's really cares and takes time to make you feel welcome.


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1891-07-03 (90lbs) Harry Munro w rtd 15 (finish) Mick Mahoney, London, England. Referee: George Sansom. This one was contested in London's west end and billed for the world and English 90lb titles, with two-ounce gloves in use. Getting away well Munro almost floored Mahoney with a right to the jaw in the second round, but the latter began to settle and it was more or less even through to the ninth. Each round followed the same pattern, with Mahoney rushing into the attack as Munro used the jab as a means of defence. However, in the ninth Munro finally cut loose to floor Mahoney, who weakened rapidly from thereon, being dropped time and again before retiring himself one minute into the the 15th.


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This old farmhouse has either been moving or the ground itself has…
Not entirely sure what the story is, here. It looks like someone built a building next to a wash, ravine, or small canyon. Weather did what it all too often does so well, and caught them by surprise one day. As you can see, the back of the building has fallen into the ravine.
Near the old Shoe-Tree sat this imposing old building. We didn't go much closer to it than this.
What a great moment:
This old house has seen some better days.
The front door is riddled with shotgun blasts and the front porch (or is that the roof of the front porch?) has completely collapsed.
Something about thewear and tear of sun, wind, and time on wood…
I think these boards were cut from Pine, but I really don't know Oak from Madrone.
They've been gone for untold years.
Frankly I don't even remember what a year really means anymore, it's all just day after day, season after season. But it's been a very long time, that's for sure.


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NFL Power Rankings 15: Simon Veness ranks the gridiron teams
Simon Veness surveys the carnage in his rankings after a series of upsets in the NFL this week.
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Each week Simon Veness runs the rule over all 32 teams to decide if they are Champions League material, Premier League, Championship quality or down among the Conference dead men, with 'relegation' and 'promotion' between the four divisions.
And, this week, it was carnage among our Elite Eight, with FOUR of them losing - and new hope for Green Bay, Miami, Arizona, San Diego and even Pittsburgh. I can hardly credit what my eyes saw, all across the board, so let's just get straight to it...
Champions League - The Elite Eight
1. Seattle (no change): Quick, name the most successful quarterback in his first two years in the league. Marino? Montana? Aikman? Young? Bradshaw? Brady? Nope, times six. Try Russell Wilson, who now has 23 wins in his first 30 games, most of the Super Bowl era.
2. San Francisco (up 2): It's inevitable, isn't it? The best two in the NFC West are also the best two in the NFL. And they are heading for a third-game decider of the season, winner takes all, at the Den of Din that is CenturyLink Field in the NFC Championship game.
3. Carolina (up 2): I wonder if the Jets' Santonio Holmes still thinks the Panthers' secondary is their "weakest link" after two catches for 14 miserable yards in Charlotte, where Ron Rivera's men are unbeaten since a 12-7 reverse to Seattle on the opening weekend of the season?
4. Denver (down 2): They may still be on course for the AFC's top seeding, but it's only because no-one else in the Conference seems to want it. They should still waltz to a 13-3 record, but a home defeat by a gritty Chargers outfit has shown the Broncos have an Achilles heel the size of BJ Raji's leg.
5. New Orleans (down 2): Here's the Saints' overall record in the past THREE years - wins in domed stadiums, 24; wins outside, 7. And guess what - there are no indoor arenas in Seattle, San Francisco and Carolina (or even Philadelphia and Chicago, if it comes to that).
6. Kansas City (up 2): Jamaal Charles had eight catches for 195 yards and four receiving touchdowns at Oakland on Sunday. For some running backs, that's a good SEASON let alone a good game.
7. New England (down 1): For some reason, I'm reminded of the Wizard of Oz with these Patriots right now. Their smoke-and-mirrors act is being found out without The Gronk and even Tom Brady is looking more irritable than the Wicked Witch of the West faced with a bucket of water.
8. Chicago (PROMOTED - up 4): Jay played more like Horace Cutler (GLC leader in the 1970s, kids) for much of the first half in Cleveland but was back in full slice-and-dice mode by the end, with two key touchdowns in the fourth quarter with the game on the line.
Premier League - The Play-Off Hopefuls
9. Philadelphia (RELEGATED - down 2): How bad was their performance at Minnesota? The Vikings were already eliminated from the play-offs, they were without their top two running backs, their top two tight ends, their starting right guard and their top THREE cornerbacks due to injuries. The Eagles had all 53 of their regular roster fit.
10. Cincinnati (down 1): Marv Lewis has to hope that first-half no-show at Pittsburgh (the Bengals trailed 24-0 after little more than 20 minutes) was a complete aberration with the games to come, at home to the never-say-die Vikings and division rivals Baltimore.
11. Baltimore (down 1): Relying on 248-yards worth of field goals from the human metronome kicker that is Justin Tucker is no recipe for long-term success. But if they can persuade the opposing quarterback to toss them three interceptions a game, who knows?
12. Arizona (no change): For some reason, Tennessee opted not to go for two - and the win - from the one-yard line (following a penalty) after scoring twice in the final three minutes and piling up 141 yards against the reeling Cardinals. And Arizona promptly won a harem-scarem contest in overtime. Cue a big sigh of relief back in Phoenix.
13. Miami (up 1): Whoever thought the Dolphins would fold up in the wake of the Jonathan Martin 'Bully-gate' scandal in south Florida (um, that would be me) was obviously WAY off the mark. Miami are 5-2 since then and just ended a seven-game losing skid to the Patriots.
14. Indianapolis (up 1): The Colts may just be the most consistent team in the NFL. How's that? They have now gone 29 games without back-to-back losses, which says a lot about the resilience of Chuck Pagano's men, which they will need for the play-offs.
15. San Diego (PROMOTED - up 2): You know the most remarkable thing about the Chargers' feisty win in Denver? Quarterback Philip Rivers' rattlesnake-skin cowboy boots, which he sported for the post-game interview. With style like that, how can they NOT give everyone a run for their money?
16. Green Bay (PROMOTED - up 4): No, they couldn't, could they? They could you know. Just a half-game behind division leaders Chicago, with the possibility of Aaron Rodgers returning, and a final game at the Bears. The NFC North may be the Division No-One Wants To Win but they sure know how to pile on the drama.
Championship - The Play-Off Hopeless
17. Pittsburgh (up 2): Antonio Brown is quietly on course for 110 catches and 1,500 receiving yards this season, which would be behind only Calvin Johnson and Josh Gordon in yards and Andre Johnson and Pierre Garcon in catches. And the Steelers' O-line has (again) been a patchwork quilt. How much could he achieve with Big Ben working behind a solid line?
18. Detroit (RELEGATED - down 5): Hard to know which was the more costly - Matt Stafford's three interceptions or Calvin Johnson's three out-and-out drops. Either way, the Lions' big two added up to a big fat zero in real terms at home to Baltimore and, from having a stranglehold on the division two weeks ago, it is barely a finger-pinch right now.
19. Dallas (RELEGATED - down 3): There are a million stats that could tell you just how bad the Cowboys were in losing at home to Green Bay from 26-3 up at half-time, including that two back-up quarterbacks (Josh McCown and Matt Flynn) have just strafed the Dallas secondary for four passing touchdowns. My favourite? The 'Boys are only 1-2 when scoring 35 or more points this season. The rest of the league is 51-2.
20. St Louis (PROMOTED - up 6): It's either feast of famine with the Rams. Their six wins have been by an average of 17.3pts, but their eight defeats have been by an average of 14. That's a wild pendulum Jeff Fisher has to stop swinging.
21. Minnesota (up 3): The Vikings have now played four play-off contenders in a row and lost only once despite an injury list that would fill a hospital. Leslie Frazier certainly cannot complain his men aren't playing hard right to the end.
22. Tampa (down 4): Playing the 49ers is tough enough at the best of times, but when you hand them seven points with possibly the worst trick play-off return in history, you are asking for a 4-12 season.
23. Tennessee (down 1): The fact so many fancied teams lost this week kind of obscures the 19th defeat of the Mike Munchak era (2012-201?). But it was also the WAY they lost, in overtime at home to Arizona, that suggests there is a lack of ambition in Nashville.
24. NY Giants (down 2): While the Vikings are the epitome of a team NOT mailing it in, there are these Giants. Eli Manning is on course for a career-high 28 interceptions and his worst quarterback rating since his rookie season, but singling him out is like highlighting one rock in a landslide - the whole team is going downhill, fast.
Conference - Down Among The Dead Men
25. NY Jets (no change): If Geno Smith doesn't throw his 21st interception of the season in the fourth quarter, the Jets might have proved more of a handful for the Panthers. And, yes, that means New York quarterbacks have combined for an incredible 46 INTs so far this season. Is it something in the Big Apple air this year? If so, it's a bad omen for the Super Bowl!
26. Buffalo (up 3): The education of EJ Manuel continues. After the worst performance of his rookie year last week, he comes away with his first road win in five attempts. And, at the end of the year, it won't matter that it was against Emergency Ward Jags.
27. Atlanta (up 1): A win's a win, hey, even when it comes thanks to the opposition failing with a two-point conversion attempt at the death? After this season, Mike Smith will take anything that comes his way.
28. Jacksonville (RELEGATED - down 5): These must feel like the unluckiest cats out there at the moment. In the home defeat by Manuel and Co, the Jags were without leading rusher Maurice Jones-Drew, leading receiver Cecil Shorts (with Justin Blackmon still suspended), and left guard Will Rackley, while his back-up Mike Brewster broke his left ankle in the first half. That's a REAL reason to lose, you might tell the Giants.
29. Cleveland (down 1): It's tough to be a fan in Cleveland. That's six straight seasons of at least 10 losses for the Browns. And the Cavaliers aren't much better, either.
30. Oakland (down 1): If there weren't two teams that have become a COMPLETE shambles this season, we'd be talking about the Raiders' record home defeat in terms of Dennis Allen's job security. As it is, he may need at least one more win to return in 2014.
31. Washington (no change): If there has been a more dysfunctional team, off the field, in recent years, Redskins fans would like to meet them, if only to take their minds off the crazy world of Mike Shanahan. In DC, it is only a question of when, not if, the head coach gets the sack.
32. Houston (no change): How bad were the Texans? The Colts were without two starting offensive lineman, lost another during the game and had starting running back Donald Brown KO'd before half-time. And Indy still strolled it 25-3. Even worse for Houston and their 12-game losing streak - Trent Richardson, averaging barely 30 yards per game, rumbled for a season's best 64.


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Lisa Hillenbrand spent a shift shadowing Officer Tim Lanter in District 3.
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The police car had not even pulled out of the precinct parking lot when the call came of a robbery a few blocks away. I was an unarmed businesswoman and mother, riding shotgun next to a police officer I had just met. My body was pinned to the seat as he accelerated up the middle of the road, siren and lights blazing, looking for a man in a red jacket. Minutes later we spotted the suspect who had taken a purse from a mentally handicapped woman. The officer leaped from the car, drew his service revolver, instructed the man to drop to the ground, handcuffed him and loaded him into the back of our car. From crime to apprehension in less than five minutes.
As part of Leadership Cincinnati, a program of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, I had the privilege of doing a ride-along recently in District 3, which includes the Price Hill neighborhoods and Westwood. I came away from the experience impressed with how well the police do their job, partnering with neighborhood residents to make Cincinnati safe for everyone.
I accompanied Officer Tim Lanter, who's 30 and has served for 7½ years. Officer Lanter says he "bleeds blue" since he comes from a long line of police officers. His dad and uncle were cops. Since the death of his beloved uncle, a 40-year veteran, in 2005, he wears a bracelet that reads "Heroes Live Forever."
The arrest and successful return of the woman's belongings was a team effort. Neighbors called the police right away, ran out to chase the man and collected her things. A woman at dispatch relayed the information on the direction the man was running to everyone on patrol. Several police cars arrived moments after the suspect was spotted to ensure backup if needed. Officer Lanter pulled up the criminal record of the suspect using the computer system in the police car. Detectives worked with store surveillance to gather evidence. A group of witnesses waited patiently in the cold rain to give testimony.
A crowd of neighbors, adults and kids, black and white, gathered and several thanked the officers for their fast response. The officers took time to talk to everyone, getting a greater understanding of recent crime they had experienced, thanking them all for their help and building positive relationships.
I was equally impressed with how Officer Lanter treated the likely purse snatcher, who turned out to be only 17. He made a genuine effort to understand why the man had taken the purse. It was a sad story. His father was in prison, his mother was raising the child he fathered at 15, and he'd already had several serious run-ins with the law. Officer Lanter tried to help him understand the consequences of crime to his future by painting the different scenarios from focusing on his studies and getting a job to continuing petty crimes and the future that would likely bring for him and his child. And he offered to connect him to resources that could help.
At the Juvenile Detention Center ("the 40" as the kids call it because it is at 2020 Auburn Avenue), I saw similar caring and concern from everyone working there checking in our purse snatcher and other kids who had been brought in. Three 13-year-old boys were there for drugs and four 15-year-old girls for fighting. There were two holding cells just past the check-in area with about five kids each, there for various infractions. Most of the kids would be out again as soon as a parent arrived.
It was an action-packed 10 hours with several house break-ins, a fender bender, the trip to juvenile detention, confirming a dead body in the most squalid apartment I've ever seen, a drug dealer surveillance effort and, finally, attending to a shooting victim and escorting him to University Hospital ER.
I don't think many people see the police in action the way I did that night. So many moments stand out. The apartment with the dead body was squalid. The room smelled putrid and we both gagged as we went inside. As I stepped on the carpet by the body, roaches, fleas and bed bugs ran out. The dead man, in his 60s, was on his side on the sofa, surrounded by beer bottles, cigarettes and prescription containers. There was no evidence of a crime. Officer Lanter took a few prescription bottles to identify the man and we returned to the car to look him up, shaking our pant legs outside to remove the bugs.
While we were searching for him in the car computer, Sgt. Mike Whitis spent 45 minutes in the bug-infested apartment looking through the mess for information on next of kin. Amazingly, he found a number for the man's sister and called her. I was touched by his efforts and how much he cared about doing the right thing.
The last call of the night was for a shooting victim in Westwood. When we arrived, the man was standing shirtless in a friend's apartment, bleeding from the neck and back. Two policemen were trying to piece together a story of what happened but it wasn't making much sense. The fire department was already there tending to his wounds and the ambulance arrived a few minutes later.
Officer Lanter and I escorted the ambulance across town to University of Cincinnati Medical Center and into the emergency room, where a whole trauma team was waiting. In less than five minutes, they had him on an operating table, had x-rayed the wound and were planning the right treatment. The prognosis looked promising for the victim and we left him in good hands. It is great to know that we have one of the best trauma centers in the country and they are there when we need them.
In my 10 hours with the police force, I was impressed with their professionalism, the respect they showed to everyone and their drive to perform their jobs to the highest standards. They were tough but fair and respectful to those violating the law. They were warm and friendly to the many people they interacted with.
I had the sense that the police officers I met share a deep love for the city, a passion for the job they do and a commitment to make Cincinnati a better place through their efforts. The outcome of the job that they do is fewer offenders, less crime and more safe neighborhoods. I left full of respect, gratitude and, yes, awe for all these men and women do for us. ■
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February 8, 2011
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Emergency crews responded to Northwest Mall Street early Feb. 4 after a Waste Management truck became snared in power lines, trapping a man inside the cab.
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SANTA FE >> New Mexico became the latest state to legalize gay marriage Thursday when its highest court declared it is unconstitutional to deny a marriage license to gay and lesbian couples.
"Now at last any two people that love each other can marry without recourse," said Ted Tufares, president of LGBT Grant County said. "I'm excited for everyone across the state that's been waiting."
The Grant County Clerk's Office began issuing marriage licenses to gay couples on Sept. 9, after Silver City attorney Tom Stewart filed a complaint in Silver City District Court on Sept. 3 on behalf of plaintiffs Janey Katz and Suzi Calhoun. Judge J.C. Robinson signed it and ordered the Grant County Clerk's Office to comply with the order or appear for a hearing.
Grant County became the seventh county in New Mexico to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, which started with a decision to issue the licenses Aug. 21 by Dona Ana County Clerk Lynn Ellins. New Mexico joins 16 other states and the District of Columbia in allowing gay marriage either through legislation, court rulings or voter referendums.
"It's a very good day for New Mexico," LGBT Grant County HIV coordinator Hugh Epping said. "Now we have the confirmed right to marry those we love."
Justice Edward L. Chavez said in the ruling handed down Thursday that none of New Mexico's marriage statutes specifically prohibits same-gender marriages, but the state's laws as a whole have prevented same-sex couples from marrying. The justices said gay and lesbian couples are a discrete group that has been subjected to a history of discrimination and violence.
"Accordingly, New Mexico may neither constitutionally deny same-gender couples the right to marry nor deprive them of the rights, protections and responsibilities of marriage laws, unless the proponents of the legislation -- the opponents of same-gender marriage -- prove that the discrimination caused by the legislation is 'substantially related to an important government interest,"' Chavez wrote.
The ruling was a victory for gay rights activists who had been unable to win a legislative resolution of the issue.
"It certainly emphasizes the openness the state of New Mexico has long exhibited for all citizens of all persuasions, whether it's religious or political," Epping said.
Eight of the state's 33 counties started issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in August when Ellins independently decided to allow the unions.
County officials had asked the high court to clarify the law and establish a uniform state policy on gay marriage.
State statutes don't explicitly prohibit or authorize gay marriage. However, county clerks historically have denied marriage licenses to same-sex couples because the law includes a marriage license application with sections for male and female applicants.
The Democratic-controlled Legislature repeatedly has turned down proposals for domestic partnerships for same-sex couples and a constitutional amendment that would have allowed voters to decide whether to legalize gay marriage. Measures to ban same-sex marriage also have failed.
The American Civil Liberties Union and the National Center for Lesbian Rights represented same-sex couples in the Supreme Court case. They contended gay marriage must be allowed because of constitutional guarantees of equal protection under the law and a state constitutional prohibition against discrimination based on sexual orientation.
The court ruling might not end the debate in the Legislature over gay marriage.
Sen. William Sharer, a Farmington Republican who opposes gay marriage, has said a constitutional amendment will be needed to resolve the issue regardless of the outcome of the court case.
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Over the past couple of weeks 10 cats found loving homes through the temporary Virginia City Adoption Center hosted by the Silverland Inn and Suites. The remaining 16 were brought back to Reno this week and are now available for adoption at Nevada Humane Society.
"We are in great need of cat adoptions presently, both for these cats from the Great Virginia City Cat House Rescue and the many other wonderful adult cats waiting for homes here at Nevada Humane Society," said Kimberly Chandler, of Nevada Humane Society. "Saving these Virginia City cats was the right thing to do, but it has put a strain on our resources and we are asking everyone out there, if you have ever considered adding a cat to your family, this would be an ideal time to adopt one with so many cats in need of loving homes."
As the economy continues to cause turmoil for many Nevada residents, some people are being forced to move and pets are often left behind. To ease the cost of adding a new pet to your home adoption fees are waived for adult cats and discounted for dogs and kittens to help give homeless pets the chance they deserve for a new home.
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|Abdominal fascial flaps for providing total implant coverage in one-stage breast reconstruction: an autologous solution.
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|BACKGROUND: Silicone implants are often used in immediate breast reconstruction. Complications associated with silicone-based implant reconstruction, such as capsular contracture, implant palpability, and visibility, are best avoided by placing the implant under a reliable soft-tissue cover such as the pectoralis major muscle. This muscle, however, is not always sufficient for complete coverage of the silicone implant. This is especially true for large implants. By including the fascia of the upper abdominal muscles in the reconstruction, this problem can be overcome. We describe our experience with one-stage breast reconstruction utilizing the fascia of the upper abdominal muscles to provide adequate soft-tissue coverage of the implant.
METHODS: This technique was used in the reconstructions of ten patients over 4 years (2005-2009). This method was selected by the operating surgeon at the time of surgery if the pectoralis major muscle was felt to be of inadequate size to provide adequate implant coverage. The pectoralis major muscle was released from its sternal and caudal attachments to the chest wall. The rectus abdominis fascia and external oblique fascia were elevated as a combined cephalic-based flap. This fascial flap was advanced cranially and sutured to the released pectoralis major muscle after insertion of the implant.
RESULTS: The mean size of the silicone implant was 448.2 cc and mean follow-up was 19.7 months. All implants were adequately covered with soft tissue at the end of each case. Complications included one patient with a hematoma, one patient with skin necrosis at the suture line, and one patient with an implant infection necessitating removal.
CONCLUSION: There are many ways to provide soft-tissue coverage of silicone breast implants in breast reconstruction. These include acellular dermis slings, polyglycolic mesh, deepithelialized skin, and muscle. The ideal soft-tissue cover would be supple, easily harvested, of minimal morbidity, of minimal cost, and preferably autologous. We feel that the technique described here has these qualities and allows for complete coverage of silicone implants. An additional benefit of this technique is that it helps to increase the definition of the inframammary sulcus. This method is a good alternative in providing implant coverage during breast reconstruction, especially when there is a large implant or small pectoralis major muscle.
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(NEW YORK, NY) The carbon credits issued under the northeast's regional cap and trade program aren't trading very much since New Jersey announced its withdrawal from the program. A report on the secondary market for the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) shows that trading of RGGI futures in down 55% from a year ago, showing that markets have less faith in the future of the program.
The report, prepared by Potomac Associates for RGGI Inc, tracks activity on the Chicago Climate Futures Exchange (CCFE). The ten RGGI states auction off the right to emit carbon dioxide from fossil fuel power plants four times a year, and covered plants have until next spring to acquire enough credits to cover emissions from the last three years. If these companies don't purchase enough RGGI credits at auction, they would need to go to the secondary market to make up the difference. But the Potomac report shows that other than a sell-off following the New Jersey announcement, RGGI credit trading isn't all that robust.
The next quarterly RGGI auction is tomorrow. The ten states have put 44 million CO2 credits out to bid, which would generate more than $83 million at the lowest reserve price if all the credits are sold. RGGI prices can not fall below a reserve price of $1.89. If there aren't enough buyers for the available credits at that price, the RGGI credits go unsold. Auction prices have hovered at the reserve price since September of 2009. But demand plummeted in the June quarterly auction when 70% of the offered allowances went unsold, leaving future RGGI revenues in question.
The Potomac report shows little movement in the RGGI closing price on the CCFE, which has traded between $1.85 and $1.94. The price averaged $1.90 prior to New Jersey's decision to leave the ten-state compact at the end of the year, and $1.87 after the announcement. The report found little interest in RGGI credits outside of the power companies that must produce them. Those companies hold 98% of all RGGI credits as of the end of the last quarter, leaving little room for a secondary market. Further, there has been only a single trade of RGGI options contracts since August of 2010.
Investors are also staying away from RGGI allowances in future years. The current compliance period ends on December 31, 2011. The second year compliance period runs through 2014. The price of 2014 RGGI allowances has also fallen to the reserve price, and secondary market trading fell 55% from 4.7 million allowances in the first quarter to 2.1 million in the second. Just 8.3 million allowances were traded between firms not covered under RGGI, and 86% of those trades came after New Jersey's withdrawal in June.
The New Hampshire Senate convenes tomorrow afternoon to consider a number of bills vetoed by Governor John Lynch. That includes SB 154, which would pull New Hampshire out of RGGI. RGGI opponents are currently one vote short of overriding that veto.
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8:30 pm on September 7th, 2011
About your graphic showing 11 states – it doesn't make it clear that Maryland is in RGGI and that Pennsylvania is not.
It appears to me that some utilities are buying allowances on an annual budget, this would explain why the first auction of the year sold well, but little additional demand appeared in June. I'm expecting both September and December to be abyssmal, at least from the point of view of RGGI supporters. People looking forward to all the auction proceeds may be sorely disappoint by Christmas.
5:38 pm on October 2nd, 2011
Of course Governor Lynch wants NH to remain in RGGI. This is a hidden tax revenue stream for all member states. Even Christy (NJ) kept about $65 million of RGGI money for his state's treasury. The ones who get screwed are the ratepayers as the carbon credit costs are passed to the retail customer.
Thank you Watchdog for keeping an eye on RGGI. You are doing a good job exposing these frauds for what they are.
How many more bitter cold winters before the general public realizes that CO2 is a minor trace gas that cannot possibly be the plant's rheostat? Climate science has been replaced by climate politics. The biggest stooge in the entire anthropogenic global warming fiasco has been (and is) the mainstream media. They are now Environmental Journalists with an agenda, which does not include rebuilding the American ecomony with affordable, on-demand energy.
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I was disappointed to read the "Protestors gather during area blood drive" article by Casie Forbes. She did a good job of explaining the reason for the protest. The closest the article comes to explaining the other side of the issue is a joint statement from the Red Cross and others as saying they think the lifetime ban on male homosexual activity should be modified to be "the use of rational, scientifically-based deferral periods that are applied fairly and consistently among blood donors who engage in similar risk activities."
The Red Cross applies both behavioral requirements and blood testing in their donation process because testing alone is not sufficient. The same joint statement quoted in the article recommends a 12-month deferral instead of the lifetime ban.
One would infer from the article that the demonstration was to support unlimited blood donation regardless of risky behavior. This emotional reporting about social justice endangers our society by applying pressure to disregard scientific facts in favor of political correctness.
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I want to make the readers aware of a local production in Springdale that my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed during our date last Friday evening: "I've Got the Music in Me," currently playing at the Bumbleberry Theater. This musical event should be on every Zion National Park and Springdale visitor's itinerary.
The show was outstanding; the cast was talented, personable, and energetic; and the music was memorable. Our date was awesome, and it was the most fun we've ever experienced at a musical production.
This is a shout-out to attend, support and fill the seats for this local entertainment jewel. There are a lot of neat things to do in the Springdale area, but this production is certainly a must-see.
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Gelobet sei der Herr, mein Gott, BWV 129 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)
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|Work Title
|Gelobet sei der Herr, mein Gott
|Alternative Title
|Praised be the Lord
|Bach, Johann Sebastian
|Opus/Catalogue Number
|D major
|5 movements
Note: Every movement begins with the line "Gelobet sei der Herr, Mein Gott."
|Year/Date of Composition
|First Performance
|1726-06-16 in Leipzig
|First Publication
|Johann Olearius (1611-1684)
|Trinity Sunday
|Average Duration
|24 minutes
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|Vocal — Soloists (SATB), Chorus (SATB)
Orchestra — Flute, 2 oboes, 3 trumpets, timpani, strings, continuo
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Commentary on the movements
Note: Every movement begins with the line "Gelobet sei der Herr, Mein Gott."
- Chorus [Versus 1]. A heavy-duty festive orchestration greets the listener first, with the overlapping entrances from trumpet presaging the same from the chorus. O Gott, du frommer Gott is sung line by line in the soprano over an imitative texture.
- Aria Versus 2 (Bass). A continuo aria, "[giving] the voice the opportunity for the most highly expressive melody"1.
- Aria Versus 3 (Soprano). Flute and violin play a sort of trio sonata which becomes a quartet with the soprano. Despite the serious nature of this movement, the arcing fast figures continually make the movement more lively, along with a few melismas in the voice.
- Aria Versus 4 (Alto). The oboe d'amore plays a pastoral theme in 6/8 over a relaxed bass; the alto enters with the same theme. This aria is a perfect example of Bach's arias exhibiting "song-like—almost dance-like—joyfulness"1.
- Chorale Versus 5. A "finale of exceptional splendour"1. The chorale is sung plainly with a highly decorative instrumental backdrop.
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Pumped up on "Thrift Shop": Macklemore & Ryan Lewis storm London
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He's rapped in faux tiger-fur, dog-print waistcoats and Batman pyjamas, so it came as no surprise when Ben Haggerty - aka Macklemore - bounded onstage at the Shepherd's Bush Empire last night in a full-length poncho. It's been a remarkable nine months for the Seattle-born rapper and producer Ryan Lewis, since their tongue-in-cheek charity store anthem "Thrift Shop" took Youtube by storm (320million views and counting) and catapulted their new album The Heist to the top of the charts.
It's clear that Macklemore's success has rubbed off quickly: the crowd was packed with an unusually high percentage of vest-wearing gym bros in high-top sneakers (a couple even sporting Haggerty's signature back-combed haircut). But while the sold-out masses bounced like a beer-swigging university party to the raucous "10,000 Hours" and "Can't Hold Us", there was even bigger cheers for "Same Love", a heartfelt rap about same-sex marriage. When Haggerty prefaced "Starting Over" with a confession that he has been sober since 2008, the Empire went wild.
Haggerty's raps with skill and humour and Lewis - accompanied by Owuor Arunga on brass - blends pulsating club tracks to piano-laced R&B ballads ("Wing$") with skill. But Macklemore and Lewis' true success is embodying a certain brand of hip-hop; anti-consumerism, anti-drugs, pro-equal rights. This is the anti-Watch The Throne. When Macklemore donned a furry blue number donated from the crowd for the infectiously inoffensive mega-smash "Thrift Shop" ("Coppin' it, washing it/bout to go and get some compliments"), one could only agree with the chorus: "This is f***ing awesome."


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Hey fellow Roblox News readers, I'm the newest member to the writing brigade of Roblox News! I will soon be posting fresh news stories that might be of interest to you guys, but first, let me give you a brief, yet not so brief, introduction of myself.
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This most perplexing of seasons for the Rochester Knighthawks may have hit rock bottom Saturday night at Blue Cross Arena at the Rochester Community War Memorial.
Two weeks removed from a 20-10 laugher against Philadelphia, which was Rochester's 11th straight win over the Wings, the Knighthawks turned in another home-field clunker and lost a 10-8 head-scratcher.
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Stompeez are so comfortable, super soft and cute to boot slippers that are available in 8 colorful styles such as puppy, dragon, kitty, one-eyed monster, bunny and unicorn.I knew that they would make an absolute perfect gift this Holiday season so when I got the opportunity to review and giveaway a pair I just couldn't turn it down!
I chose the Sir One-Eyed Monster for review because I knew my 6 year old would just love him! When you walk while wearing Sir One-Eyed Monster his eye pops open. I think he is just so cute and can't wait to see my littles face on Christmas morning!
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Our school is a Christ-centered school that is family oriented. We love DCS! Come join our family!!
Delavan Christian School is a private middle school in Town of Delavan. The principal of Delavan Christian School is Grace Hirte and can be contacted at email@example.com. 102 students go to Delavan Christian School and identify primarily as White, non-Hispanic; Black, non-Hispanic; and Asian. The student to teacher ratio at Delavan Christian School is 11:1. Phoenix Middle School is one of the nearest middle schools.
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Our school is a Christ-centered school that is family oriented. We love DCS! Come join our family!!
I went to DCS all throughout my gradeschool years and I LOVED it! If DCS had a highschool I would go there.
There is no other place that I would rather have my kids. They not only receive a quality education but it is Christ-centered. What we teach at home is not being questioned at school but re-enforced. The teachers are caring and go the extra mile. The students are also given the opportunity to play sports participate in forensics and plays take band and participate in music spelling math and geography competitions. The atmosphere is one of family where my children always feel accepted and loved.
I was fortunate to have attended DCS when I was in grade school and it played a huge part in molding me into the adult I am today. My husband and I are now blessed to have our own children attending DCS. There is a feel at the school that is nearly impossible to put into words but it can be felt as soon as one walks in the door. If I had to choose one word it's "family." It is not uncommon for my Kindergartener to come home and talk about how the eighth graders played tag with her at recess or pushed her on the swings. I also have a three-year-old who is greeted by name by all the "big" kids. And the best part is that I trust these older kids to be around my little ones and love the Christ-like example that my kids see in other students teachers and parents. DCS is one of those rare places that nurtures the soul and teaches strong Christian values within a loving environment while also providing the academic rigor that has proven itself year after year as the graduates go on to have very successful and involved high school careers. It is true it takes a village to raise a child and I'm so incredibly blessed that my "village" includes the DCS family!
This school is a SOLID family school. My children have truly "changed" since coming to this school. Yes just like any other school it's not perfect. But I will tell you where it counts (education and christian morals) it is spot on! The atmosphere of the school is very much the same as family unit. The teachers come along side of you with parenting and always have your children's best interest in mind. I am not from the church next door and never felt left out or not part of the school. There are tons of oppurtunities to volunteer and get to know others better. They have a great sports program for 5-8th and because it's a small school your child is really PART of the team. I love this school and will continue to support and encourage people long after our 3 children graduate from there. God has really blessed our family by providing us with this school!!
We have had children at this school for the last 12 years and it has been a great experience. My oldest daughter is now in high school and was ahead of the other students academically when she arrived. They have had a chance to participate in choir forensics various sports and musicals plus benefited from small class sizes. The teachers have an impressive list of credentials unlike many other Christian schools. They truly care for the children and go above and beyond to help them in any way they can. I would highly recommend this school.
Our son was at DCS from Preschool through 8th grade and was very well prepared for High School. He was challenged academically had good friends and had the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of extra-curricular activities including theater and sports. We felt very welcomed by the staff and families. The teachers brought their faith into all areas of education.
This school offers a strong academic program and an amazing assortment of extracurricular activities. They offer soccer volleyball basketball baseball and track for grades 5-8. Their music program is strong and their production of 'Annie' was amazing.
Use caution for this school. To make up for teaching religion they often cut Reading and Math to the point they only teach those subject about 3 minutes a day. They need to lengthen the day. Our child was behind in those subjects when they went to public school. Also while they list themselves as a non-denominational school unless you belong to the church next door you are not welcome to make suggestions. It is very hard for an outsider to have any say or get any respect for opinions. The school board also is closed to having too many 'outsiders'. While there is a strong sense of pride in this school they tend to exclude those who do not go to church there. I wish I had homeschooled. The lack of true academic challenge makes it tough for those who later have to attend public school.
I have had children at D.C.S. for the last three years. It has been a wonderful experience. The class sizes are small allowing for excellent teacher/student interaction. There are many extracirricular activities such as forensics drama music and several sports. The teachers are concerned not only with the children's education but also their Christian growth. I find it to be a very warm environment where the children are truly kind to each other. It is such a blessing to be able to send your children off to a place where you know that they are not only learning the basics but they are in an environment that promotes God's greatest commandment to us Love the Lord your God with all your heart with all your soul with all your mind and with all your strength. And the next greatest commandment love your neighbor as yourself. I would highly recommend this school.


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DAY 01 - Arrival:
Arrival to Athens Airport and meet for transfer on to the hotel. Rest of the day is then at leisure (as per your flight arrival time). Overnight in Athens.
DAY 02 - Athens City Tour:
Breakfast at hotel then meet to depart on a half day morning regular group tour to view some of the important sights of Athens such as Constitution Square (Syntagma), House of Parliament, Memorial to the Unknown Soldier, the National Library, Evzones in their picturesque uniform, the Presidential Palace and Hadrian's Arch, Temple of Olympian Zeus and the Panathenaic Stadium where the first Olympic Games of the modern era were held in 1896. Then visit to the Acropolis (Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, Erechtheion and Parthenon) along with the New Acropolis Museum (museum closed on Mondays). After the tour the remainder of day at leisure for you to further explore the city (Plaka, Monesteraki flea market, etc) on your own. Overnight in Athens. (Optional extra afternoon tour to Cape Sounion or evening Athens by Night with dinner and show can be included.)
DAY 03 - Delphi (or Argolis) Sightseeing Tour:
Today you have the choice to join on either the full day Delphi Tour or full day Argolis Tour.
Delphi: Depart on drive through the fertile plain of Boeotia, crossing towns of Thebes - connected with tragedy of King Oedipus - Levadia and Arachova. In Delphi visit the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios. Visit the Treasury of the Athenians, the Temple of Apollo and Museum containing such masterpieces of Ancient Greek sculpture as the bronze Charioteer and the athlete Aghias.
Argolis: Leave by the coastal road along the Saronic Gulf to the Corinth Canal (short stop). Drive to Mycenae and visit the Lion's Gate, the Cyclopean Walls, and the Royal Tombs etc. Depart for Nauplion the picturesque town nestling at the foot of a cliff crowned by the mighty ramparts of the Palamidi Fortress. Afternoon, leave for Epidauros to visit the theatre (4th century BC) famous for its astonishing acoustics. Overnight in Athens.
DAY 04 - Saronic Island Cruise:
Transfer to Piraeus for embarkation on the cruise boat. Then sail for the island of Hydra where you have time for strolling, shopping or swimming. In the early afternoon sail for the island of Aegina, passing through the narrow strait separating the Peloponnesian Coast from the island of Poros. Lunch is served during or after sailing. Upon arrival in Aegina you can either join the optional extra excursion to Temple of Aphaia or walk around on your own in the town or enjoy a swim, if the weather permits. Around 6pm embark for the return voyage. Overnight in Athens.
DAY 05 - Departure:
Breakfast, check-out and per your international flight departure time meet at the hotel for transfer to Athens Airport.
Hotel accomodation on Bed & Breakfast basis
All noted sightseeing tours on regular group (or private guided basis)
Main entrance fees to sights visited and lunches on full day tours
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It's Day 7 of the 12 Days of Christmas Cookbook Giveaway. I can't believe we're over halfway over – the holiday season always seems to move at warm speed once you get past the first week of December. Can you believe that in just over two weeks it will be 2011? It really boggles the mind.
Today I'm giving away a book that I feel is really important: Everyday Raw by Matthew Kenney. Why do I think this is a notable book? If you look waaaaay back in the archives of this site, you'll see a lot of raw vegan recipes. I've ever been adhered to a raw vegan lifestyle 100% – though I was vegan for a few years there – I do think that eating at much raw food as possible it a healthy way to live. I strive to eat nothing cooked before dinner, filling my mornings and afternoon with salads, raw desserts, and other exciting raw treat. Along with a few other great raw "cook" books, Everyday Raw played an integral role in my cleaning up my diet.
Half of the duo that wrote Raw Food/Real World: 100 Recipes to Get the Glow – for some reason they booted him from the cover when he and his co-writer and then-girlfriend split up – Matthew Kenney has produced some of the raw food world's most exciting recipes. If you've never dabbled in raw food, it's worth a look just for the sheer creativity of it all. Macaroni and cheese with cashew cheese sauce? Check. Coconut créme anglaise? Gotcha. Cucumber and white grape gazpacho? Absolutely. And you know what? Even though these dishes don't spend even a second near your stove or oven, they're incredible satisfying and delicious.
Everyday Raw is the perfect book for a home cook who not only loves the freshest of ingredients, but really enjoys the the creativity and challenge of adopting a new way of looking at food. I'll share one little secret about raw "cooking" – you can make a full-course meal in half the time it takes to cook something. I'd call that a serious win.
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Here's how to enter: To win a copy of this book, leave a comment on a different post on my site, and then leave a comment here to tell me what you've done. For every post you comment on, you'll get one entry. I'll announce the winners on Christmas Eve.
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|Chromosomal breakpoints characterization of two supernumerary ring chromosomes 20.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 20101685 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The occurrence of an additional ring chromosome 20 is a rare chromosome abnormality, and no common phenotype has been yet described. We report on two new patients presenting with a supernumerary ring chromosome 20 both prenatally diagnosed. The first presented with intrauterine growth retardation and some craniofacial dysmorphism, and the second case had a normal phenotype except for obesity. Conventional cytogenetic studies showed for each patient a small supernumerary marker chromosome (SMC). Using fluorescence in situ hybridization, these SMCs corresponded to ring chromosomes 20 including a part of short and long arms of chromosome 20. Detailed molecular cytogenetic characterization showed different breakpoints (20p11.23 and 20q11.23 for Patient 1 and 20p11.21 and 20q11.21 for Patient 2) and sizes of the two ring chromosomes 20 (13.6 Mb for case 1 and 4.8 Mb for case 2). Review of the 13 case reports of an extra r(20) ascertained postnatally (8 cases) and prenatally (5 cases) showed varying degrees of phenotypic abnormalities. We document a detailed molecular cytogenetic chromosomal breakpoints characterization of two cases of supernumerary ring chromosomes 20. These results emphasize the need to characterize precisely chromosomal breakpoints of supernumerary ring chromosomes 20 in order to establish genotype-phenotype correlation. This report may be helpful for prediction of natural history and outcome, particularly in prenatal diagnosis.
|N Guediche; S Brisset; J-J Benichou; N Gu?rin; P Mabboux; M-L Maurin; C Bas; M Laroudie; O Picone; D Goldszmidt; S Pr?vot; P Labrune; G Tachdjian
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|Type: Case Reports; Journal Article
Journal Detail:
|Title: American journal of medical genetics. Part A Volume: 152A ISSN: 1552-4833 ISO Abbreviation: Am. J. Med. Genet. A Publication Date: 2010 Feb
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|Created Date: 2010-02-01 Completed Date: 2010-04-02 Revised Date: -
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|Nlm Unique ID: 101235741 Medline TA: Am J Med Genet A Country: United States
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 464-71 Citation Subset: IM
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|Copyright 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
|Univ Paris-Sud, Service d'Histologie Embryologie et Cytog?n?tique, APHP, H?pital Antoine B?cl?re, Clamart, France. email@example.com
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|MeSH Terms
Chromosome Aberrations*
Chromosome Disorders / genetics*
Chromosomes, Human, Pair 20 / genetics*, ultrastructure*
In Situ Hybridization, Fluorescence
Lymphocytes / metabolism
Models, Genetic
Prenatal Diagnosis
Ring Chromosomes*
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Welcome to Deathwing's Nemesis!
Deathwing's Nemesis started all the way back in Vanilla. Now, 6 years later, we are still here and finally meeting our arch enemy Deathwing!
It is December 2011 and the new patch
4.3 is out.
A lot went away to await the patch 4.3 is out and
some await even till the new expansion Mist of Pandaria is out.
to this fact there will be new rules to hold the guild up and running
with a social part that has a lot of active members online. Also we
try to maintain the raid part up.
The part what is always a
negative part of and for a guild is the "Inactive members'.
Quantity over quality is a known saying and applies here. We like
active members, not the sleeping ones.
Therefore the
underneath rules will apply of today. (exceptions are taken in to
matters by the leading people)
1. When a char hasn't been
around for 1 month, this char will be placed on "inactive"
2. When
a char hasn't been around for 2 months, this char will by on the
first day of the 3th month be kicked out of the guild.
3. When a char
has been kicked out. If the person is gonna play again and want back
in to the guild, he or she is allowed to come back in by one of the
officers alt or higher ranked in the guild.
Legendary Pie's (rank)
Then we still have
the members in the guild that stand over a longer time "inactive
as more then the above time period.
For those we know off to come
back on the new expansion of Mist of Pandaria or a bit after.
have made a time frame of 2 months after the release. So they have a
fair change to come back. If the time frame of 2 months have past,
then those will be kicked out of the guild as well and above rules
will apply accordingly.
This article is made public, so all
none signed up to the DWN Forum can see it and can't say after we
haven't places a warning up.
I wish you a lots of raids all
and good loot and have fun in the new
Dear DWN members,
Your attention for the
underneath information
It maybe haven't been unnoticed
passing you by, but we are a social guild and a social raid guild,
that means we aren't a hard core raid guild, but still a raid guild
in overall.
In the past we had a raid team that was
made out of solid group of steady raiders and willing to get all as
one team to that point we wanted to go. Like killing the bosses and
getting gear to get there.
DWN still has a raid group but lacks
members in there. We need tank's, dps and range dps and healers.
Preparing for raiding T11 &
I ask on all of you that read this and
are interested to raid and has also told us in advance they was
interested in raiding, but hasn't signed any raid yet to do this
Some of you want to raid but aren't geared enough still and
is still a part of you doesn't dare to come to a raid as not even
to a alt raid. While you can taste what raiding is as it is a team
For those I can say we will make groups
if plenty are willing to do hc's and get valor points and also then
to old T11 raids to get the necessary head or shoulder pieces and
upgrades if needed, for we can let you come to the T12 raids as
Epic weapons orb runs in the making
we do hc's I will tank it on my paladin and gain the orbs for BS so I
can make epic weapons for those that needs them for there char to
upgrade for the raids. See here for also in guild tab by Franciscus
the Blacksmithing plans of those epic weapons you so want to have for
your chars.
Patch 4.3 coming / 5 new
Also we will look forward to the patch 4.3 as
there will be 5 new instances to do. Meaning new gear and upgrade's.
In a team you can do more things then solo or with pugs as then you
know you have a problem and with in the rules of a guild it is best
to see as who needs the upgrade the most and has earned it.
overall said
So if you are serious in becoming a raider we
will help you to become that. But it needs also doings of yourself
and effort in that as we cant carry you if you don't want to be
We are a guild and a team. Let make it work as other wise
I have to look outside the guild to people to join and fill the spots
for those that I rather have filled by a guild member that want that
spot, but doesn't dare to do it or come forward. This is your
chance now.
As after this it is to late. As I rather give the
spot to a guild member that is in the guild already then a new bee
from outside that comes to steal your place in a way.
Join the guild forum
Also I like all members of the guild to
sign in to the forum as not only raids will be in the calendar in
time as it all depends on you also as what we can make and do. So
Join the Guild forum or stay beside the line and has no voice in the
big pile of members we have.
In-game email
Write me in-game a mail or in the forum if you wanna sign-up for this.
CQ raidleader


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Testing Air-filter Assemblies fitted to Fuel-Injected Twin Cam Engines
Rider Contributor
July 28, 2006
In our August 2001 issue, we flow-tested air-cleaner kits on the K&N Powersports flow bench. Those filters were designed to fit carbureted Evolution engines. Now the Twin Cam is king, and more than half of the bikes currently rolling off the H-D assembly line are fuel-injected models. So, for this... Read more »
Retrospective: Honda CBR1000F Hurricane: 1987-1988
Clement Salvadori
April 20, 2006
(This Retrospective article appeared in the April 2006 issue of Rider Magazine.) When this big Honda appeared in 1987, it swept through the motorcycle world like a Category 3 hurricane sweeps across Florida…sorry, could not resist. With more horsepower, more speed than any previous liter bike, it ratcheted... Read more »
V-twin Tech: 95 Conversion
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January 25, 2006
Current stock Harley-Davidson Twin Cams have enough power for most uses, but not "more than enough." More than enough is what most riders want, and that's what we're offering here. We'll show you how to get a very real and very useful 33 percent or more gain in performance... Read more »
V-twin Tech: Dyna Tech
Rider Magazine
October 29, 2005
The six-speed Cruise Drive transmission has larger bearings and gears, and a stiffer housing, which increases the transmission's torque capacity by 28 percent. The engine's external oil lines have been eliminated by providing integral oil passageways within the gearbox. The new gearbox has... Read more »
V-Twin Tech: All About Detonation
Rider Magazine
October 24, 2005
Rather than go into the technical causes of detonation, I shall consider only its practical and common causes in late model Harley-Davidson air-cooled twins. By the way, stock Harleys seldom suffer detonation, but then, there are few stock Harleys on the road. Detonation is a practical problem for many... Read more »
V-twin Tech: The Starter Problem
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October 24, 2005
Starting a high performance Harley engine can be a difficult matter and it has been for several decades. Now, however, the problem has become more than merely difficult. Back in the Shovelhead days, the main difficulty was getting enough power out of the starter to turn a high-compression engine. Some... Read more »


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Dave just needs to get off his high horse in terms of politics. Both Bruce and Dave spoke about Syria and the conflict, but Bruce let the song speak for itself whereas Dave went on his soap box and left me wishing he hadn't opened his mouth.
Maiden were spot on, where the pyro was not. The flares and sparks for The Evil that Men Do went off mid-song and if you watch some footage Bruce has a word from his ledge to the techs backstage.
Also, WZTV was reporting that
Megadeth were the headliners and sold the place out.
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