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"Had a great long weekend with friends. The condo was very clean. We enjoyed the beach, walked and shopped in southport. Loved having dinner and sitting around the Marina. very friendly and welcoming atmosphere"Guest: Very pleased Date of Stay: September 2015 Review Submitted: September 27, 2015View listing
"My husband and I recently visited this St. James Villa in October. It was not disappointing. We found it very clean and the beds were comfortable. My only negative comment would be the furniture. As we frequent vacation spots often, we find that even the best homes seldom provide "comfortable" furniture for "kicking back" and just resting. A recliner or two and a comfortable sofa would have been a welcome improvement. We will not hesitate to return since the owner was very accommodating and replied to emails quickly."Guest: Cynthia H. Date of Stay: October 2015 Review Submitted: November 4, 2015View listing
"Our family loved our stay at this condo! We were within walking distance to Fishy Fishy and Provisions. The marina was such a beautiful place to watch the sun rise and set. The pool is literally a hop skip and jump from the door and in its own tropical setting. The rooms were plenty big for the 6 of us. We enjoyed the large dining room table where we relaxed and shared memories. We will definitely be back next year!"Guest: jennifer p. Date of Stay: July 2015 Review Submitted: August 5, 2015View listing
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Certified computer technician, Jeremy Ellis, recently joined the team at Brooks-Jeffrey Computer Store in Mountain Home.
Jeremy relocated with his wife, Kimberly, and three children, from Brookhaven, Miss., where he worked as a certified computer technician maintaining a large, Windows-based network.
His primary service area includes Marion and Boone Counties for residential and commercial service.
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Candlewood Suites Extended Stay Hotel Secaucus /Jersey City /New York City Area.The Candlewood Suites Secaucus/Jersey City hotel is a member of IHG Rewards Club and the IHG family of brands which includes InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, Hotel Indigo, Holiday Inn and Staybridge Suites hotels. Specialized in extended stay, Candlewood Suites is perfect for government (per diem), project teams, training, relocation, temporary and corporate housing needs.
The Candlewood Suites is centrally located near NJ TNPK exit 15X, I-95 & Route 3. Our location offers near access to Newark, Jersey City and New York City. Candlewood Suites extended stay hotel is minutes from Harborside Financial Center, Exchange Place, Newport Financial Center, Harmon Meadows Outlet Shopping, Panasonic, Meadowlands Xanadu, Izod Center, MLB Networks, UPS, Time square, Javits Center, Newark EWR Airport (15 miles) and Secaucus Train Station (5 minutes).
The Candlewood Suites offers apartment like suites with all of the conveniences of home to suit your extended stay or short term real estate need. Our pet friendly hotel (fee) offers studio and one bedroom apartment like suites featuring fully-equipped kitchens, spacious living and work area, 32" LCD TVs with DVD player and free Internet. Other features include meeting room
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Whether you are booking suites for a family reunion or suites for your company's training needs, Candlewood Suites hotels can accommodate your group.
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Nice, convenient and affordable
November 25, 2015
Great convenience if you need to get to the city, suite provides comfort at a great price
Where is my bus
November 11, 2015
I booked this hotel since I got the feeling that this was perfect for people on vacation to NY and since I had a car, it was nice to know that the shuttle bus would make it convenient to go to NY. Since it was not available in weekends, it pretty much got wrong. I CAP has the cost of USD 70 tax for tunnel, so we used UBER to come around. Spent 14 hours walking around NY and that makes most people tired. So.... If you are planning to go there by weekend, you would prefer a closer hotel. Other than that, you must be aware of that this is a "camping" hotel where you have to cook your self or go to Lorenzon a couple of minutes drive from hotel (which was a good and nice restaurant. Read the webpage better? Yes off course, but the front desk spent a couple a minutes to find where it said that the shuttle was only in weekdays too :-)
Candlewood Seecaucus
November 08, 2015
Good Stay, Shuttle to train station did not last long enough but otherwise I recommend
Comfortable bed and great service
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I am the founder and President of In 2 It Media, an event production and entertainment marketing firm that I started 12 years ago. We specialize in producing star-studded charity benefits that have raised tens of millions of dollars for deserving non-profits and establishing long lasting partnerships between celebrities and non-profits with the goal of shining a spotlight on causes that need our attention now.
What social causes are most important to you?
As a survivor of domestic violence and rape, which I believe are two of the worst crimes against humanity, it is my personal mission to advocate for abused women and children. Today, tens of millions of women and children are being abused in the United States. In the U.S., thousands of children die each year from abuse. 1 out of 3 women around the world has been beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abused during her lifetime. Domestic violence is one of the most destructive acts to the human spirit and is a world wide epidemic. No one should have to live in fear or feel helpless, hopeless and worthless. I was haunted by the memories of my abuse and abusers until my mid twenties, and it took me a decade to be able to open up and discuss what I had been through with friends. It breaks my heart to know that women and children suffer in silence and that is why we need to be their voice.
Is there a particular way you would want to encourage readers to be involved?
It is my dream to be able to raise enough money to open up a safe housing program for abused women and children where the basic necessities of life: food, water, shelter, and education will be provided along with healthcare, counseling and a support system to transition these women and children out of their life threatening situations into the lives filled with love that they deserve. I'm working on making this a reality in the next few years. As a community, we can help stop the abuse, by protecting our loved ones and friends. If you notice a family member or friend's appearance, health and attitude dramatically decline, and they become isolated from everyone in their life, then reach out and let them know they don't have to be ashamed or afraid and that you can help them get out of their abusive household. A friend rescued me from my abusive relationship and saved my life. Additionally, parents and teachers need to start teaching children at a very young age what real love is, and that violence, verbal and emotional abuse are never a part of a loving relationship. You can volunteer at domestic violence shelters in your community and donate clothing, toys and household items, which are always needed.
What charities do you support – and how?
I have the pleasure of working on special events for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Orange County and with the national Make-A-Wish Foundation team. I love this organization, as I think the work they do to bring smiles to the faces of deserving children is amazing. The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Another one of my favorite non-profits is Childrens Hospital Los Angeles. I have produced two benefits for the hospital and had the pleasure of hosting a holiday party for about 200 patients and their families at the hospital last year, which counts as one of the best days of my life. To see the children's faces light up and watch them and their parents enjoy the holiday season was a very moving experience for me. As a result of my work with CHLA I have become friends with a very special girl named Tianna, a former patient at the hospital, who serves as a spokesperson at our benefits, and is someone whom I admire greatly. Tianna, at just 14 years old, devotes her time and energy to being an advocate for children at CHLA and is truly an inspiration.
How would you define social responsibility?
I think as human beings we all have a responsibility to take care of one another and our Earth. Unfortunately, our society has a look out for number one mentality and that to me is really sad. If we spent more time lifting each other up, the positive chain reaction and residual effects of humankind coming together would impact everyone's lives for the better. I really believe that if everyone did just one good deed a day to help another person, an animal, the planet, their community or a non-profit, the world would be a much better place. With all of the gloom and doom headlines these days, it is easy for us to forget the very real power we all have to affect positive change by doing small good deeds that will have big results.
Do you have any tattoos that relate to your social/charitable beliefs/work?
My 2nd tattoo, which was designed by Juan Puente, is of the Chinese characters for destiny and is surrounded by Chinese lotus blossoms. I decided to get this tattoo after I survived being run over by a car in 2005. After miraculously surviving the accident, it put everything in my life in perspective. I have a much greater appreciation for both my life and life in general and it became clear to me that it is my purpose to use my time, energy and talent to help as many people as possible. My 3rd tattoo also designed by Juan, is my life's motto and my favorite lyric of all time, "All You Need Is Love." I really feel that everyone wants to love and to be loved and that all of the world's problems can be solved with love.
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1st tattoo: Chinese characters for True Love – Hart & Huntington
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Alun Jones returns to the ranks of Windows Security MVPs after a brief absence brought on by employment at Microsoft. He now works in security at a book store. Alun also develops and publishes software as Texas Imperial Software, in partnership with his wife, Debbie. Despite the company's name, Washington state is where Alun calls 'home'. The first of Alun's MVP awards was made in 2003, as a Windows SDK (Networking) awardee. After several years of making a noise in the security field, Alun was given notice in 2004 that he would be a Windows Security MVP, and this woke him up to the fact that he really wanted to do Security as the main part of his job. Re-awarded in Security in 2006 and 2007, then in Enterprise Security from 2008 to 2014 (inclusive), Alun's current job gives him all the security challenge he can eat. Note that Alun has been awarded 11 times, not the 10 listed in the box to the left.


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CC Summer Interns 2013
We're happy to have two interns this summer: Pei-Yi Wang (Google Policy Fellow) and Teresa Sempere Garcia (Community Support Intern).
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Pei-Yi has been with CC Taiwan via Academia Sinica part-time since 2006. As a graduate student at the Law School of National Taiwan University, she helped conduct research about open licenses, porting and translating the CC 3.0 licenses and the CC0 text, assisting governments, academic institutions, libraries and museums to apply CC licenses, and analyzing copyright and other legal issues. More recently, Pei-Yi received her LL.M. degrees from New York University School of Law and Georgetown University Law Center, with focuses on IP, corporate and international business. Before joining CC as a Google Policy Fellow, she practiced law in Taiwan National Digital Archive Project, a leading law firm, and served as in-house counsel in a multinational electronics contract manufacturing company in Taiwan. In her free time, she loves food tasting, music, and traveling.
Teresa is a free culture and free software activist who has been working in the field for many years. She was one of the creators and organizers of the highly successful Librebus Project in both 2011 and 2012, which took open advocates on a tour of Central and Southern America, running workshops and seminars. Teresa has earned degrees in Advertising and Public Relations (University of Alicante, Spain), Specialist in Design and Communication (Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain), Specialist in International Cooperation for Development (University of Alicante, Spain), and Cultural Management focusing on Culture, Communication and Politics (Catholic University of Cordoba, Argentina). She has worked in educational and cultural projects around the world, including in Belgium, Sweden, Italy, and Slovenia (working as Assistant Project Coordinator of Europe WAGGGS), in addition to Argentina and Costa Rica (working for AECID, the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation and Development). Teresa enjoys traveling, photography, swimming, and cycling.
Teresa is based remotely in Cordoba, Argentina and will be working with Jessica Coates, the Affiliate Network Coordinator, as well as the Regional Coordinators, to facilitate collaborative projects among CC's global volunteer network, particularly focused on the Global Summit and a new project for the production of CC toolkits. Pei-Yi will be based in Mountain View and will help with the development of the Open Policy Network.1 Comment »
Introducing the 2011 Creative Commons Interns!
Summer at Creative Commons is always an exciting time and this year we welcome two talented students to share it with us at our Mountain View office!
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Casey Fiesler is this year's Google Policy Fellow. A PhD candidate at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Casey also attended Vanderbilt University Law School. Casey's PhD work is in the area of Human-Centered Computing. Her work at Creative Commons this summer will involve intense research into how remix artists create and interact with copyright law and technology and how Creative Commons has changed the discourse around copyright law.
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Jorge Vargas comes to us from Bogota, Colombia where he has been an active member of the CC Colombia team. He is in his fourth year of law school at Universidad de Los Andes in Bogota and also interns with the Colombian office of an international law firm. As this year's legal intern, Jorge will be working on a variety of research projects and coordinating with our international Affiliate Network.
A huge welcome to both Casey and Jorge! And if you're interested in an internship next year (2012), keep in mind that we'll post a call for applications around February. Get your resumes into shape starting now!Comments Off on Introducing the 2011 Creative Commons Interns!
Welcome 2010 Interns and Google Policy Fellow!
Creative Commons is once again preparing to welcome a new batch of summer interns and another Google Policy Fellow. This year, three students will be working alongside the staff in the San Francisco office for ten weeks. Reginald Leones and Alessandra Garbagnati were chosen for the legal internship positions. Tal Niv was selected for the Google Policy Fellowship.
Reg lives in Sydney where he is completing his combined BSc and LLB degree at the University of New South Wales. On the completion of his degree, he will commence as a graduate clerk at the Sydney law firm, Freehills, where he has been working as a paralegal in their IP division.
Alessandra is a second year law student at UC Hastings College of the Law. She is currently completing the Intellectual Property concentration and will be the editor-in-chief of Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal this coming year.
Tal is a PhD student at UC Berkeley law school's Jurisprudence and Social Policy program. Her research and interest revolves around copyright and collaborative works of authorship, cyber-policy and innovation.
We are looking forward to kicking off another productive with the addition of these great minds in a few short weeks!Comments Off on Welcome 2010 Interns and Google Policy Fellow!
Thank You to the 2009 Summer Interns!
Creative Commons has just concluded another successful summer internship program! This year, we welcomed six students to the San Francisco office:
Tomas Ashe was our very first graphic design intern, who came from the Cork Institute of Technology in Ireland. Tomas spent the summer working on updating our presentations and presentation style; a fresh new board report; some exciting concepts for creativecommons.org; and some great new info flyers.
Lee-Sean Huang was the International Outreach intern, who spent the summer asking questions and designing solutions for our efforts to support this community, with particular attention to OpenEd. Open education is a global phenomenon, and is supported by a global community. His work on translation, compelling images, and other key messaging issues is helping to globalize our work and bring greater coherence to the many OER projects around the world. We will be publishing a report on Lee-Sean's work and recommendations soon.
Michelle Hugard was a Legal intern, who will be beginning her third year at UC Davis School of Law this fall. Michelle was busy with building and populating the UCOP database, as well as analyzing university copyright ownership policies and drafting a report about them. Please watch for the publishing of this report, but feel free to contribute to the UCOP database now!
Joe Merante was our other Legal intern, who is also starting his third year at New York Law School this fall. Joe's primary focus over the summer was researching accessibility policies of institutions publishing content believed to be in the public domain. His research and recommendations will inform Creative Common's future work on the upcoming Public Domain Assertion tool. That tool will allow organizations and individuals to mark and tag works believed to be in the public domain with facts supporting that conclusion.
Parker Phinney was the Technology intern who came to us after his first year at Dartmouth College. Parker spent the summer giving much needed attention to the code and interface for search.creativecommons.org. Thanks to his work this summer we've cleaned up the interface, added support for Google Image search and identified and prototyped several opportunities for further improvements.
Aurelia Schultz was our first Google Policy Fellow, who completed her final year at Vanderbilt University Law School. Aurelia focused on two interrelated projects this summer. First, she analyzed the WIPO development agenda to determine possible strategic areas of overlap and coordination on understanding, marking and tagging the public domain. Aurelia has created a draft strategic plan for CC's engagement with WIPO and its members at both a policy and project level. Read her recent blog post for most information about her work in this area. She also spent time developing a strategic plan for CC's outreach in Africa. The plan includes recommendations on expanding our license porting projects as well as through participation by CC in local activities focused on education and the public domain. Aurelia is going to continue researching these policies for us this fall, thanks to Vanderbilt's public interest initiative funding.
It was a pleasure having these fine students here at the Creative Commons office. On behalf of the CC staff, we thank you for your beautiful presentations, innovative thinking, and enthusiastic work ethic.Comments Off on Thank You to the 2009 Summer Interns!
Welcome Summer Interns!
We have finally concluded our rigorous search for summer interns. This year, we'll be welcoming five students to work at the San Francisco office. Thanks to everyone who submitted an application. It was great to see such an incredible number of responses!
Please let me introduce:
- Lee-Sean Huang will be the International Outreach intern for ccLearn. He is a first-year masters student at the Interactive Telecommunication Program (ITP) at NYU Tisch School of the Arts.
- Joe Merante will work under our General Counsel as a Legal intern. He is a second year law student at New York Law School.
- Michelle Hugard will work with the ccLearn counsel as another Legal intern. She is a second year law student from UC Davis School of Law.
- Parker Phinney will be the Technology intern. He is a first year student of computer science at Dartmouth College.
- Tomas Ashe will be the very fist Graphic Design & Media Development intern. He will be completing his final year at the Cork Institute of Technology in Ireland.
- Aurelia Schultz, our first Google Policy Fellow, will also be joining us this summer.
Also see our goodbye post featuring last year's interns. If you're interested an internship next year (2010), keep in mind that we'll post a call for applications around February. Get your resumes into shape starting now! The strongest applicants have played leadership roles in Students for Free Culture chapters or been active contributors to other free culture and free and open source software projects — regarding the latter, we even have a few of our own to get involved with.Comments Off on Welcome Summer Interns!


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Dear Help!: We recently purchased a white bonded-leather-bound Bible on which we want to have the recipients' names engraved. We have contacted several trophy and engraving companies around Palm Bay and Melbourne, without success. Is there anyone in the area who does this type of work? Or maybe in Vero Beach?
Palm Bay
This turned out to be a tough one because so many companies in the area that formerly offered hot-stamping no longer do.
Another problem is that bonded leather does not take well to certain forms of personalization, and therefore many businesses have offered to put personalized plates on the volumes.
The expert-of-all-experts in such matters is Paul Sawyer, the English Hand Bookbinder, who is in Daytona Beach and possesses a wealth of information about anything anyone needs done with books. Call him at 386-253-1161, and if he can't help you, he probably will know someone who can.
Otherwise, Troy Atwood of Focused Light Engraving in Melbourne says his company does not do embossing or gold stamping, per se, but probably can laser-engrave that Bible. "We've done it before and it has turned out well," he said.
The company is at 1270 N. Wickham Road. Call 321-751-8601.
If anyone else out there has additional information or knows of a good hot-stamper, we'll be happy to spread it.
Dear Help!: I recall seeing a article about the repair of Nook mini charging ports. Could you provide me with that repair person?
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Try Xtreme Repairs/Gadget Repair in Melbourne, which fixes all sorts of electronic devices, at 1926 S. Babcock St., Melbourne. Call 321-952-4263.
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Dear Help!: I have a few hair pieces (wiglets and falls) to donate to anyone who could use them. I also have a big box of leftover fabric that could be used for quilting or other crafts.
Jeannine Rodriguez
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|The effect of zinc on aquatic microbial ecosystems and the degradation of dissolved organic matter.
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|We developed a simple aquatic microbial ecosystem model in order to examine potential effects of zinc on microorganisms and the related degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM). The model is a combination of both a traditional food chain and a microbial loop. The traditional food chain is mainly composed of phytoplankton and zooplankton, whilst the microbial loop is composed of DOM, bacteria and bacterivorous protozoa. We incorporated the suppressive effect of zinc on the bacterial uptake of DOM and assessed the steady state responses of the model for various zinc concentrations. The analytical and numerical results of the model implied that either zooplankton or bacterivorous protozoa might be the most vulnerable group to excessive zinc load than bacteria, depending on the grazing preference of zooplankton between phytoplankton and bacterivorous protozoa. The sensitivity analyses supported that the microbial loop solely is more sensitive to zinc than the coupled system combining both the traditional food chain and the microbial loop.
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The (1-1-1) Winnipeg Jets host the (2-1) Pittsburgh Penguins in a 7pm ct face off tonight at MTS Centre. TSN 1290's coverage begins with Hustler & Lawless at 3pm ct live from Boston Pizza City Place. Rick Ralph hosts the official Jets pregame show at 6pm ct. Dennis Beyak, Shane Hnidy and I will have the play-by-play. Ondrej Pavelec will start his fourth consecutive game in goal for the Jets, who are coming off a two-game road trip to Boston and Washington where they earned three of a possible four points. Jets Expected Line-up: Kane-Jokinen-WheelerLadd-Antropov-LittlePonikarovsky-Burmistrov-WellwoodWright-Slater-Thorburn
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2011 first-round draft pick Mark Scheifele will be a healthy scratch for the first time this season. Also healthy, but not playing tonight, are forward Anthony Peluso and defenseman Zach Redmond. Zach Bogosian and Antti Miettinen remain on the injured reserve list. Jim Slater is on a two-game point streak (one goal, one assist).
Tomas Vokoun will start his second game of the season for visiting Pittsburgh. His first start Saturday in New York was a 31-save performance in a 6-3 victory over the Rangers.
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Evgeni Malkin has at least one point in all three Penguin games this season (one goal, four assists).
Sidney Crosby, who is playing his first NHL game in Winnipeg, and Kris Letang each have one goal and two assists in their last two games.
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KIOWA PEAK. Kiowa Peak, eighteen miles northeast of Aspermont in the northeastern corner of Stonewall County (at 33°21' N, 100°03' W), rises to an elevation of 1,862 feet above sea level, 462 feet above the Salt Fork of the Brazos River three miles east. The surrounding terrain is characterized by locally faulted rolling to steep slopes of gypsiferous red beds with dolomite, surfaced by shallow clay and sandy loams that support juniper, cacti, and sparse grasses. Oral tradition maintains that a copper mine was worked by early Spanish prospectors in the peak's vicinity and that the miners left a vast quantity of gold there when they fled from hostile Indians. Copper deposits in the Brazos River reported by prospectors before the Civil War led one H. H. McConnell and a group of sixty wealthy men, known as the Washington and Texas Land and Copper Company, to search for the lost copper mines; the company, however, did little but travel leisurely and locate several sections of land, according to McConnell.
H. H. McConnell, Five Years a Cavalryman, or Sketches of Regular Army Life on the Texas Frontier (Jacksboro, Texas: J. N. Rogers, 1889). R. E. Sherrill, "Lost Copper Mines and Spanish Gold, Haskell County," in Legends of Texas, ed. J. Frank Dobie, Publications of the Texas Folklore Society 3 (Austin: Texas Folklore Society, 1924; rpt., Hatboro, Pennsylvania: Folklore Associates, 1964).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article."KIOWA PEAK," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/rjk06), accessed November 28, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Pretoria - The ninth witness brought to the stand in the murder trial of Oscar Pistorius was Pieter Baba, a shift leader and security guard at Silverwoods Country estate.
Baba was on duty the night Pistorius shot his model girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
He told the court that to get into the estate, a person would have to be signed in through the security gate, and the owner of the home to be visited must be contacted. If the owner is unavailable, a visitor will not be given access.
Baba said he knew Pistorius from television, a famous person who lived at the estate.
He said he knew Steenkamp through Pistorius.
On the night Steenkamp was shot, he was on duty with a few other guards.
He saw the model arrive at 6pm when she came into the estate by herself in her car.
However, he said he'd not called Pistorius to verify her entry because Steenkamp had been at the complex during the day.
Pistorius came to the estate a few minutes after Steenkamp, on his cellphone.
Later that night, one of his guards on patrol who said that some residents' doors and gates were open. He went to check the homes, and was told by residents they had heard gunshots. The security guards then went to check Pistorius' house, where the shots had come from.
But when he went to Pistorius' home, the athlete told security everything was fine.
It was noticed Pistorius had been crying and all was not well.
"I told Jacob (the other guard) that everything was not in order," said Baba.
It was only after Baba had returned to the security office that he received a series of phone calls some time later prompting him to return to Pistorius' house. Johan Stander, the estate manager had already arrived at the home. "I could tell from their faces that something had happened at Mr Pistorius' house," Baba told the court.
Stander and his daughter unlocked the door and went into the home.
Pistorius came down the stairs with Steenkamp, carrying her body.
"I was so shocked... I couldn't even think for a few moments as to what clothing Pistorius was wearing," said Baba.
He regained his composure when Stander called out to Pistorius.
Stander sent Baba out to call the paramedics, which he did.
Defence advocate, Barry Roux, tried to confirm the sequence of events.
He told the court that just before 3.16am, Dr Johannes Stipp, a neighbour of Pistorius had contacted the security landline.
About a minute earlier, Baba had been on the phone with another resident about the gunshots.
Roux also said Pistorius made a call to the security cell phone number at 3.21am, with Pistorius crying on the other side of the line.
The trial continues on Monday.
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AKCE: výprodej karlovarské vřídelní soli. Balení 100g nyní za 409 Kč 370 Kč. Balení 50g nyní za 209 Kč 190 Kč.
We are the company in the Czech Republic producing original thermal spring salt from natural mineral springs in Karlovy Vary
Whole process of producing Carslbad mineral salt is difficult. It is not easy task to keep the same content of minerals and healthy elements as is in thermal spring.
The technology that has been developed for a long time, specifically for the production of mineral salts is fully functional and productive. Unique and exceptional way of obtaining the product does not have analogues in the world.


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Now that I have a few better photos I'd like to see what everyone thinks of Jasper.
I can tell you he is a bit downhill, does toe in on one leg, and does have what appears to be an old injury, and yes so far he has been sound and I'm not taking it easy on him.
6 years old.
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My Roan Valentine Quarter Horse
(In the process of changing his name, color, and transferring him to me with the AQHA so his new registered name should be My Roan Valentine).
He has gone from overly sensitive, overly reactive, spooks over any movement toward him to being my puppy dog in less than a week. So he seems really willing and sweet.
I really like him, and plan to just do whatever on him... As long as he shows interest (and stays sound) I would love to take him to some beginner cow clinics and maybe do some super little local reining things... maybe even just some clinics in that too... I don't really see him being super good at anything to be honest (and we will mostly just train and trail ride) but he is a sweet horse and can really get out of his own way FAST. Plus he is very sensitive for a gelding, which I like. A little goes a LONG way with him and he seems like the type of horse you could get in trouble with if your not careful.


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Pre-Flagpole Café Guitar WorkshopWednesday, November 6, 2013
The Flagpole Radio Café will continues its sixth season with a performance this weekend by the innovative jazz guitarist Michael Coppola.
While Saturday's performance will begin at 7 pm, Mr Coppola and luthier James DeCava will hold a guitar workshop in Edmond Town Hall's Alexandria Room at 6 pm.
9-String Guitarist Michael Coppola To Headline Next Flagpole Radio CaféMonday, October 21, 2013
Flagpole Radio Café will continue its sixth season on Saturday, November 9, with special guest Michael Coppola.
The show will begin at 7 pm at Edmond Town Hall, 45 Main Street in Newtown.
Tickets are $30 for adults, $25 for students and senior citizens, and are on sale at www.flagpoleproductions.org.


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KOEN MORTIERProject: Killroy Scrs: Paul Budnitz and Paul Durham, based on an idea by Koen MortierEstimated budget: $3.4m (Eu2.5m)Funds in place: $102,000 (Eu75,000)
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Remember those times when you picked up a music magazine and read a playlist of what the writers were playing in the office that week? Here is my nod to that publication staple. No great fanfare, just ten of the best song around right now I've been playing lots of. Fuck Buttons new' album Tarot… Read more »
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NORTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō Consolidation of both school and town administration offices to the former Wickford Elementary School, 99 Philips St. is still the plan. But, before that, Edward Rowse Architects will conduct a study on the final details of the project. The study will cost $19,500, which is negotiable, and will either be paid for out of the townŌĆÖs capital reserve fund or the undesignated fund balance. ŌĆ£I think the price is awfully high, but thatŌĆÖs just my observation. We have a facilities sub-committee thatŌĆÖs made up of skilled contractors. I think it would be wise to have them look at this proposal and then come back in about a month,ŌĆØ said council member Charles Stamm. Council member Steven DeToy recommended to have the architect do the study and then hand it over to the facilities sub-committee to ŌĆ£fine-tune itŌĆØ. The architects will develop a conceptual design which will include a floor plan, amenities, parking, site drainage, accessibility access, plumbing, electrical and other elements. All work will be directed and coordinated through the Public Works Director Phil Bergeron. No voting took place at MondayŌĆÖs Town Council meeting. The contractual documents will be drafted and presented at the councilŌĆÖs Nov. 8 meeting.View more articles in:


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Blue Catfish Blues Mean A Fish Rated Green
In the 1970's/1980's some humans decided to introduce Blue Catfish into three Virginia Rivers in the Chesapeake Bay region. The bright idea: start a new recreational fishery. The Blue Catfish is a very large [100 lb.] freshwater creature native to the Mississippi, Missouri, and Ohio rivers. The bright idea–like many other wildlife introductions—was a bad idea.


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text: First published fifty years ago, How to Raise Good Catholic Children is a wise and readable book on child care that derives its wisdom from the Catholic home rather than from psychologists. Author Mary Reed Newland here draws on her own experiences as the mother of seven to show how the classic Christian principles of sanctity can be translated into terms easily applied to children ? even to the very young. Let Mrs. Newland show you how to introduce even your littlest ones to God and develop in your growing children virtues such as: the habit of regular prayer, genuine love of the Rosary, devotion to Mary and the saints, attentiveness at Mass, and dozens of other skills, habits, and virtues that every good Catholic child needs.


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|Prepubertal changes in the synthesis, storage and release of growth hormone and luteinising hormone and in the immunoreactivity of oestrogen receptor-alpha in lamb pituitary cells. A morphofunctional study.
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|The present study was designed to determine the changes in the synthesis, storage and release of luteinising hormone (LH) and growth hormone (GH) in the hypophyseal cells by investigating the presence of oestrogen receptor-alpha (ERalpha) in developing prepubertal female lambs. The experiment was carried out on 14 prepubertal (17-week-old) and 14 peripubertal (32-week-old) ovary-intact lambs. Morphofunctional changes in the cells of the adenohypophyseal population were assayed with immunohistochemistry (IH), in situ hybridisation (ISH), Real-time PCR and radioimmunoassay (RIA). Blood samples (n=14) were taken every 2 weeks from 17 to 32 weeks of age for estimation of GH and LH by RIA. Computer image analysis was used to determine the percent of cells exhibiting IH and/or ISH reaction. The percentage of cells stained for LHbeta and GH increased for both LH- and GH-producing cells and were higher (P<0.001) in the peripubertal than prepubertal group. The percentage of mRNA LHbeta-expressing cells decreased and were lower for the peripubertal (P<0.001) than prepubertal group. The GH mRNA in pituitaries of prepubertal lambs was higher in comparison to peripubertal ones (P<0.001). The percentage of ERalpha positive cells increased significantly (P<0.001) in peripubertal compared to prepubertal lambs and this increase was significant (P<0.001) in both LH- and GH-producing cells. Plasma LH concentrations increased from 27 weeks of age, while GH concentrations gradually decreased from 17 weeks of age (P<0.05). The histomorphological changes in the LH- and GH-producing cells reflect the increasing pattern of the regulation of secretory processes of these hormones and an escalating regulatory role of oestrogen in the physiology of these cells during the prepubertal period. These results support the involvement of both hormones in the events leading up to puberty.
|Jolanta Polkowska; Marta Wańkowska; Yvonne Riddestråle; Anna Wójcik-Gładysz; Andrzej Madej; Yves Tillet
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Estrogen Receptor alpha / metabolism*
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The faculty is fully committed to the highest quality of Geriatric Medicine training throughout the entire training program, and the faculty commitment does not in any way attenuate the quality of the core residency training program. On the contrary, key faculty members are full-time geriatricians at UVA who have been recognized for excellence in teaching learners at all levels of training.
Program Director
Seki A. Balogun, MD, is Associate Professor of Medicine and a full-time geriatrician at UVA. She is the Section Head of Geriatric and Palliative Medicine. She holds a Joint Appointment with the department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and directs the Geriatric Consultation Service at UVA Health South Rehabilitation Hospital. Dr. Balogun is herself a graduate of the UVA Geriatric Medicine Fellowship Program, and currently spends upwards of 10 hours per week in her role as Program Director. She is among the most highly rated teachers within the Division of General Medicine, Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine. Dr. Balogun was recently inducted into the University of Virginia Academy of Distinguished Educators. She has received several grants for the development and evaluation of geriatric education, including the development of a web based interactive geriatric curriculum.
Dr. Balogun provides direct supervision to geriatric medical residents in ambulatory clinic, inpatient, and long-term care settings. She also provides didactic teaching sessions on a host of topics. Recent publications of note include a guide for primary care physicians in long-term care settings as well as a national study of renal failure and renal replacement therapy in the elderly. She is highly involved as a leader in the administration of all of the Geriatric Medicine programs at the UVA School of Medicine.
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Geriatric Medicine
A number of other highly regarded faculty physicians from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds work closely with geriatric fellows throughout the year. These faculty members devote a minimum of 10 hours per week throughout the year to direct and ongoing interaction with geriatric medical trainees:
Diane G. Snustad, MD, holds the Claude Moore Endowed Chair in Geriatric Medicine and is Associate Professor of Medicine. She has a national reputation as one of the best geriatricians in the country, as evidenced by her frequent listing among "Best Geriatricians" in America's Best Doctors. She has a special interest in perioperative assessment and management in older patients, and recently authored a chapter on the subject in the Oxford Textbook of Geriatrics, considered around the world to be among the most authoritative geriatric textbooks.
Dr. Snustad is a full-time member of the UVA Geriatric Medicine faculty. She is both medical director and director of the UVA Geriatric Medicine Clinic at the Colonnades, a continuous care retirement community in Charlottesville that includes independent living, assisted living, intermediate nursing facility and skilled nursing facility care. Dr. Snustad works closely with geriatric residents in clinical sites that span the continuum of care. In addition to direct supervision of geriatric residents, she supervises their involvement in interdisciplinary teams. She provides didactic teaching sessions on a variety of clinical topics. In addition, she is an active participant in both the Literature Review as well as the Research Design and Analysis seminars.
Laurie Archbald-Pannone, MD, Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine. She is a research faculty and also a graduate of our fellowship program. She works in collaboration with the division of infectious diseases and has an NIH funded grant with a focus on Clostridium dificile in long term care. She serves as a research advisor for geriatric fellows and helps in the design and implementation of their clinical research.
Huai Cheng, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine. He completed his geriatric fellowship training at St. Louis University Medical Center, Missouri and Palliative care fellowship at MD Anderson, Texas. He currently serves as the Director for the third year medical students' geriatric clerkship and provides direct supervision of geriatric fellows on the Geriatric inpatient consultation service at UVA-HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital and the inpatient palliative care service.
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The UVA Geriatric Fellowship Program maintains strong interdisciplinary relationships with palliative care, physical medicine and rehabilitation, neurology, urology and psychiatry to promote in-depth learning experiences that result in broad understanding and clinical competence in the evaluation and management of geriatric rehabilitative, neurologic, urologic, psychiatric illnesses and palliative treatment of illnesses, as well as a comprehensive management of systems of health care delivery. Those strong relationships are fostered and maintained through close relationships with faculty who serve as key contacts in each of those disciplines.
Palliative Care
Our geriatric fellows work closely with attending physicians and palliative care nurses during the 4-week rotation on the Palliative inpatient consult service and in the outpatient clinic. They provide direct palliative consultations to inpatients in different specialties in the hospital and also in the palliative outpatient clinic, under the direct supervision of Drs. Boothe and Blackhall. Dr. Virginia Boothe is the key contact for palliative care rotation.
Virginia Boothe, MD, is Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Section of Geriatrics and Palliative Care. She is the director of the new Palliative Care fellowship program. Dr. Boothe is well recognized for dedication to Palliative care education programs and clinical care. She also provides didactic instruction for our fellows during the rotation and also in our literature review seminars and core curriculum.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Our Geriatric fellows interact directly with attending physicians and residents from the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation as well as other members of the interdisciplinary rehabilitation team such as therapists, psychologists, nurses, and pharmacists, by providing inpatient geriatric consultation and follow-up for patients at UVA Health South Hospital, under the close supervision of Geriatric Medicine faculty (Drs. Balogun, Green, Kizer, Archbald, Stiltner). The close relationship between Geriatric Medicine and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation also includes joint clinical appointments and collegial research projects to foster an ongoing close collaboration in clinical care and fellow education. Peer interaction between geriatric fellows and residents in physical medicine and rehabilitation is extremely strong.
In addition to providing ongoing consultation at Health South, geriatric fellows also work directly as members of the interdisciplinary rehabilitation team during a four-week clinical rotation in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, where they work under the direct supervision of Dr. Alan Alfano.
Alan Alfano, MD, is Associate Professor of Medicine in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He is medical director of UVA Health South Hospital and is recognized among his peers for excellence in teaching. Dr. Alfano is also known for his skills in working with interdisciplinary teams and in communicating with families. His enthusiasm for teaching, his practical expertise, and his easy approachability make him very popular among geriatric fellows and faculty members.
Geriatric fellows interact directly with faculty members from the Department of Neurology, who provide direct clinical supervision at the UVA Memory disorders clinic and the Movement disorders clinic The Neurology faculty is active in the Geriatric Medicine Basic Science core lecture series, presenting their own basic science research as well as the basic science of aging, the scientific basis for current and past theories of aging and cellular death, and the examination of the basic path physiology of neurologic diseases in the elderly. Faculty from both Geriatric Medicine and the Department of Neurology also collaborate closely on clinical research projects as well as community education. Dr, Madaline Harrison is the key contact for the neurology rotation in the Movement disorders clinic and directly supervises the fellows during the rotation.
Madaline Harrison, MD, is a Professor of Neurology who specializes in movement disorders, specifically parkinson's disease, dystonia, chorea and huntington's disease. She has conducted numerous research projects in neuropharmacology and neuroanatomy. She has authored numerous research articles in peer- reviewed journals.
Geriatric fellows interact directly with faculty from the Department of Psychiatry during a 6- week Geriatric Psychiatry rotation. In addition to direct clinical supervision, psychiatry faculty provide didactic teaching sessions and literature review sessions with geriatric fellows on a variety of topics, such as evaluation and management of dementia, delirium, and depression. Dr. Suzanne Holroyd serves as the key contact and supervisor for geriatric fellows rotating through Psychiatry.
Suzanne Holroyd, MD, is Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Director of the Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship Training Program in the Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Holroyd has a career research interest in Alzheimer's disease and related disorders as well as depression in the elderly, and has received numerous grant awards from a variety of public and private sources, including the National Institutes of Health. She cares for elderly patients with psychiatric illnesses in acute inpatient, outpatient, and long-term care settings.


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Certain that "the right man" is crucial to her escaping the confines of the Italian village where she lives, Pina (Sandra Milo) places an ad in the newspaper. She gets a response from Adolfo (Francois Perier), who agrees to travel from his residence in Rome to visit her. As flashbacks shed light on both their pasts, suspense builds about how they will relate to one another. Sharp, dark Italian comedy co-stars Mario Adorf, Gastone Moschin.
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Oct. 5, 2007 – Siteman Cancer Center member Peter Humphrey, MD, PhD, has been named the Ladenson Professor of Pathology in the Department of Pathology and Immunology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
The announcement was made by Larry Shapiro, MD, executive vice chancellor for medical affairs and dean of the School of Medicine.
"Peter has a long history of service to the University and is a recognized leader in efforts to refine prostate cancer diagnosis, and this new professorship recognizes both of those endeavors," Shapiro says. "The professorship also honors the many groundbreaking contributions of Jack Ladenson, whose research helps clinicians diagnose hundreds of thousands of heart attack patients every year."
As the Ladenson professor, Humphrey becomes chief of the newly renamed Division of Anatomic and Molecular Pathology within the department.
Skip Virgin, MD, PhD, the Edward Mallinckrodt Professor and head of the Department of Pathology and Immunology, praises Humphrey's work in the diagnosis and study of urologic cancers.
"Peter is one of the top pathologists in the world in prostate cancer diagnosis, with more than 180 papers published," Virgin says.
Humphrey's new chair is named for Jack Ladenson, the Oree M. Carroll and Lillian B. Ladenson Professor of Clinical Chemistry in Pathology and Immunology and interim director of the Division of Laboratory Medicine.
"I was floored when they offered the chair to me," Humphrey says. "Jack is a wonderful colleague and a real pioneer in the development of diagnostic tests that have helped untold numbers of patients around the world. He's done so much fundamental, groundbreaking work, including his development of the monoclonal antibodies used to test patients for heart attacks."
Humphrey earned his medical degree and his doctorate in biochemistry at the University of Kansas and served for four years as an assistant professor of pathology at Duke University. He came to Washington University in 1992 as an associate professor of pathology and immunology. One branch of his research focuses on developing better ways to predict which prostate cancers are most likely to act aggressively.
In collaboration with Gerald Andriole, MD, professor of urologic surgery and chief of the Division of Urologic Surgery, Humphrey has been studying whether increasing the number of prostate biopsy samples can help improve clinicians' ability to assess a tumor's likely aggressiveness.
In a more basic branch of his research program, Humphrey is characterizing the properties of a growth factor known as scatter factor.
"That's literally what this factor does – it causes cells to break apart, move and spread," Humphrey says. "With colleagues here at the University, we've shown that scatter factor is elevated in the blood of some patients who have prostate cancer, and that this is linked to a more dire prognosis."
Humphrey hopes to develop a therapeutic agent that either blocks scatter factor or its receptor in cells. Scatter factor can be active in other types of tumors, so the treatment may be useful for more than just prostate cancer.
"I'm very fortunate to work here at Washington University, with such outstanding and valued colleagues in the Department of Pathology and Immunology, and with opportunities to collaborate with a superb urology division and expert faculty members in a world-class cancer center," Humphrey says.


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Fittingly, our seventh day of playlists falls on the seventh day of Hanukkah, and so we proffer up a mix of songs to complement these last two days of the Festival of Lights. Access the playlist here on Spotify. No Spotify? Create your own version using the track listing below. Are any of your own […]More
Around the world and throughout history, people celebrate holidays with music. With the weather getting colder in the and the days getting shorter in the Northern hemisphere, people often turn to tradition, family, and music to lighten their lives in the middle of winter. In this playlist, listen to songs of Christmas, Hannukah, and Kwanza. […]More


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Blake is on Spring Break this week from NDSU. Unfortunately for me, there is no Spring Break in the "real world". Deciding I deserved a day off anyway, I took Friday off from work and decided we should adventure to Grand Forks. While this may not seem like the destination vacation for most Fargo natives, Blake and I had yet to visit. In fact, we've been so consumed with work and school that we've barely had time to visit any places outside of Fargo and Moorhead.
We hopped in the car and headed North. Grand Forks or bust! We were able to meet up with two of Blake's relatives. A "fousin" we deemed them. "Fake cousins". (His mother's, cousin's, daughters?) Luckily, they were able to give us an exclusive tour of the Grand Forks area. We went by the "Ralph" to purchase some Sioux hockey memorabilia, had some delicious local pizza, and experienced the Grand Forks night life. All in all, we had a fabulous time.
One thing I have come to love about the Midwest is how proud everyone is of their town. I have yet to meet someone that says, "I hate it here and can't wait to leave." In fact, I haven't even met anyone that wants to leave the state of North Dakota. I think this would surprise most people outside of the state. I think people view North Dakota as a desolate, boring, tundra of a state and couldn't think why anyone would live here, led alone stay.
I grew up living on both sides of the country. My parents divorced when I was young and I spent summers in Washington State, where my dad lived, and on the East Coast with my mom the rest of the year. When I'm asked where I call home, I shrug. My mom and my high school friends are in Maryland, yet I have no urge to return. I loved going to college in Virginia, and would love to return to the Shenandoah Valley at some point in my life, but thats purely because of the breathtaking beauty and not so much for any other reason. The majority of my family is split between Washington and Oregon, but they are the only reason I would move back, not because I feel like the Pacific Northwest is my home. To me, I crave a sense of "home" more than anything else, and it's refreshing to come to an area where everyone is content right where they are. Even people who have left North Dakota, would love to move back at some point. It is home. Blake's parents are from North Dakota and while his dad is usually quiet and reserved, you see him light up when he discusses him home state or talks about Bison football.
Home is where the heart is, and for the time being, that means North Dakota for me.


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Originally posted by Rick O'Shay: >> prefer composition Prefer inheritence for IS-A relationships since you gain dynamic binding and more reliable, simpler extensions. More skill is required to maintain a solid hierarchy but it's worth the extra effort is you truly have IS-A. I think it's safe to assume you would drive reasonably skilled developers nuts if you stopped using inheritence and instead put all of your classes on call-forwarding. IMO there is no valid case to be made for composition in place of inheritence where inheritence is the natural relationship.
Tony, I wholeheartedly disagree. "Concrete inheritance" is a very useful tool.
Originally posted by Tony Morris: I urge you to abandon preconception (doctrine ironically) and think for yourself.
Originally posted by Tony Morris: I very much encourage discovery yourself rather than by listening to my apparantly religious preachings/doctrine.
Let me pose the question to you, when one suggests to another to use concrete inheritance, is this not doctrine?
...since clearly, no reasoning is given, and if it were, it is easily disproven as fallacy and it's just as much an absolute statement as the contrary?
That is to say, the Sun marketing literature, your text books, etc. that condone concrete inheritance without any reasoning whatsoever all have a primary agenda that has nothing at all to do with your education/learning.
I have given information that is in your interest; take it, leave it, burn it, bothers me not.
One thing that does bother me a little is that I expended massive efforts proving this very point (and others), only to have it undermined by a "10 second thought rebuttal".


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Chunky Download Button (PSD)
Introducing your latest free psd file, a chunky download button! This button would be great for any site with a download section, or indeed for use as any standard action button.
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I like that little 10px highlight on the bottom of the nav/top of the sub-nav. Unique and stylish. I have always been curious about the extra padding at the bottom of sub-nav blocks though. Seems like it shouldn't work, but it seems to balance the whole thing nicely or something. Anyway, keep up the good work.
Have you considered coming up with a variety of nice palettes for us? Kuler only takes me so far. I'd like to see some 8-10 color palettes that aren't based on formulas y'know?
Thanks again for all the hard work Oliver. Love the site.


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Emerald Catron has written for Asylum, Lemondrop, MyDaily and Daily Fill. She is one half of rap duo Dem Shortybooz and is a comedic performer around NYC. Follow her on Twitter @emeraldcatron
Hey, did you hear the good news? We managed to avoid soaring headlong off the fiscal cliff yesterday. Granted, the House pulled the plug on a bill providing emergency aid to people whose lives were destroyed by Superstorm Sandy to do it. But they did it. Hooray!(?)
Anybody who thinks Reddit is just for misogyny and creepy porn is only PARTLY right. They do their fair share of good as well. The story of a man dying of cancer is one such instance. Thanks to the good people of Reddit this loyal Trekkie will get to see some, if not all, of the new 'Star Trek' movie before he dies, thanks to the one and only J.J. Abrams.
It's that special time of year when people take all the funny things that happen and make them all into one big thing. Here, for example, are the best funny news bloopers of 2012.
It turns out to make it onto a list of the dumbest criminals, you have to actually be pretty dumb. Granted, we can't all be masterminds, but it probably doesn't take much to know you shouldn't make a YouTube video boasting about the bank you just robbed. Or tweet about punching a guy in the face. Nor should you get into a fist fight over a piece of birthday cake.
If you left the theater after 'The Dark Knight Rises' not really knowing what just happened to you, but certain something wasn't right, here's a video for you! It's everything that's wrong with 'The Dark Knight Rises,' summed up in less than three minutes.
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The National Mall is about to be illuminated….with solar energy!
Did you know that the sun is greatest power source for planet Earth? In fact, it provides more energy to the Earth in one hour than the amount of energy produced by all nations in one year! And with growing prevalence of solar technologies worldwide, solar power is an excellent way to produce energy for your home and also save you tons of money on heating and energy costs. Don't believe us? Then visit the U.S. Department of Energy's 2011 Solar Decathlon from September 23rd to October 2nd on the National Mall at the West Potomac Park in Washington, DC.
This year, 20 collegiate teams from across the globe will be participating in this highly anticipated, rigorous design competition. Most of these teams have spent the past two years preparing for this event by designing and building their houses. Now, the designers and their 600 to 1,000 ft2 homes will be transported from campuses all over the world to Washington, DC, where a solar village will come alive on the National Mall.
But the 2011 Solar Decathlon isn't just for college students; it's an incredible learning opportunity for schools, educators, and students of all ages to learn about the increasing potential of solar energy. There are scholarships currently available to teachers and their students to help pay for traveling expenses to the 2011 Solar Decathlon "Education Days" on Monday, September 26th and Tuesday, September 27th. If you are a teacher and interested in taking your students to this event, please email us to apply for the scholarship at email@example.com.
If you are just looking for more information on the event, then go to the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon website to learn more!


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By The Indianapolis Star
Here are a couple of good takeaways from an otherwise embarrassing episode at the Statehouse this week, with a lawmaker dragging the Girl Scouts into a fabricated controversy that somehow made Thin Mints a tool for a radical front.
One: At least Rep. Bob Morris, R-Fort Wayne, isn't one of ours - as in a Greater Lafayette "ours."
Two: The General Assembly, recognizing ridiculous statements from one of its own, moved swiftly to marginalize Morris' statements in a way that left him standing alone - and rightly so.
This week's ultra-conservative show at the Statehouse had Morris taking on the Girl Scouts as he explained to fellow lawmakers why he was the only one in the Indiana House to vote against a resolution honoring the organization's 100th anniversary. He wrote to other lawmakers that, based on a little Internet searching he did, Girl Scout leaders were bent on indoctrinating girls with some sort of Planned Parenthood reality.
Using his Wiki-lite Web skills, he spilled quite a bit about lesbians, feminists and Communists before hitting his conclusion: The Girl Scouts don't say anything about abortion. That means the organization must be for it. And by extension, the Girl Scouts must be in league with Planned Parenthood.
That, friends, is practically a scientific proof.
There's so much you could say right here - and many have. But add this up: The misinformation about the Girl Scouts plus the wild assumptions about the reach of Planned Parenthood plus the yukking it up over boxes of Thin Mints on the Indiana House floor plus another day of distractions, all over an otherwise innocuous resolution meant to honor a century with an organization that has been home to hundreds of thousands of Hoosier girls.
Sum it. Then multiply it by two. By three, if you want.
And the equation still isn't greater than this: If the research done by Miller and the logic that flow in its wake on this are what pass for adequate by our legislators - even a tiny slice of those who are actually compelled to pass laws for this state - we're in serious trouble.
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Air pollution is a very serious issue that isn't a priority for the Chinese. First and foremost is bolstering the economy, which means more industrialization. Industrialization is the cause for all these pollutants in the last 20+ years. Without this rapid industrialization, China wouldn't be seen as the upcoming world power in becoming the richest country, knocking America of its post but it's environment has suffered drastically. Not only is its air polluted but it also has shortages of fresh water, due to the industrialization happening up in Northern China. Not only that, but soil erosion has created problems with China's agriculture, lessening the already small amount of farmland China has. China has to focus on the detrimental effects its industrializing has been causing or else China will one day become inhabitable for living things.
Hong Kong has no air pollution. It's a big lie. HK also has a thriving art scene, it's a very sexy place.
Bloomberg also did a short news piece on pollution this morning. For me the real question is how much can HK control pollution on its own, it is a city bordering Guangdong province. Does the solution lie with subsidizing pollution reduction on the Mainland in areas bordering HK? How much of the air pollution is generated in HK and how much blows in from outside? Why is this not discussed?
A walk on the train track for a green experience in the city!
Found out about this great idea of building a complete city park on top of an unused railtrack in New York. What a great use of space adding to a greener city center. Also some great pictures.
Credit where credit is due. The source of this is Thewritefuture. Here is the link:
I think the picture is misleading. It basically demonstrated a common humid (and probably rainy) day in spring instead of the poisonous smog scene (actually more common in northern China). The air pollution can be serious in hong kong occasionally, but you can't put up a normal cloudy day picture and say hong kong's air pollution is serious. This is just not appropriate


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|Clinical and epidemiological profile of patients with multiple sclerosis in Uberaba, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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|PMID: 21537557 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|OBJECTIVE: To describe the clinical and epidemiological aspects of patients with MS in Uberaba (MG).
METHOD: We conducted a transversal descriptive study, with data analysis of 35 patients with MS.
RESULTS: Prevalence of MS was 12.5 cases/100,000 inhabitants, with a predominance in females (71.4%) and Caucasoid (85.7%). The current average age was (43.8 ys). The most common initial symptom was sensory (40%), followed by optical neuritis (25.7%). Expanded Disability Status Scale average score was 2.4. The relapsing-remitting form was predominant (88.6%), most (74.3%) were on immunomodulatory treatment and (40%) had college education.
CONCLUSION: Prevalence of MS in Uberaba (MG) is considered average in accordance to Kurtzke and Page and clinical features are consistent with most Brazilian studies.
|Sônia Beatriz Félix Ribeiro; Danilo Fonseca Maia; João Batista Ribeiro; Fabrízio Antônio Gomide Cardoso; Cátia Silva
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Yuko Jordan, Teri Odell, and I will be having an exhibition in the USA Main Library 3rd floor gallery from May 4 to June 30. The reception will be on May 20 (Thursday) from 5 - 7 p.m.
Come see Yuko's pottery, Teri's pine straw basketry, and my paintings and drawings.
The library is free and open to the public.
About the gallery
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Rick Santorum has picked up a new career. The 55-year-old politician is now the CEO of Echolight Studios, a faith-based film company.
Santorum announced the move on Mike Huckabee's Fox News program, "The Huckabee Show." "This is the right place and right time, and I've jumped in with both feet," the former GOP Presidential candidate said. "I often say that culture is upstream from politics, and I know entertainment also can be strength and light for people who want to be uplifted and reinforced in their values."
EchoLight Studios, which has released various family films with a focus on faith, has a new movie, "The Redemption of Henry Myers," set for a theatrical release this fall.
"Many of you have heard me talk about that if we are going to make a positive impact on our country's cultural challenges, we have to do it by reaching the masses often through entertainment," Santorum said in a release. "For too long, Hollywood has had a lock on influencing the youth of this country with a flawed message that goes against our values. Now, we can change that."
"It's not okay. It's a license to do things in a sexual realm that is counter to how things are supposed to be." Think Progress, 2011
"Marriage is what marriage is. Marriage was around before government said what it was. It's like going out and saying, 'That tree is a car.' Well, the tree's not a car. A tree's a tree. Marriage is marriage." "It's like handing up this and saying this glass of water is a glass of beer. Well you can call it a glass of beer, it's not a glass of beer, it's a glass of water. And water is what water is. Marriage is what marriage is." "I can call this napkin a paper towel, but it is a napkin. Why? Because it is, what it is." Iowa Independant, 2011 Think Progress, 2011 MSNBC, 2011
"I -- I would say, any type of sexual activity has absolutely no place in the military. And the fact that they're making a point to include it as a provision within the military that we are going to recognize a group of people and give them a special privilege to -- to -- and removing 'don't ask, don't tell' I think tries to inject social policy into the military. And the military's job is to do one thing, and that is to defend our country." Fox News, 2011
"The problem is that sexual activity with people who you are in close quarters with who happen to be of the same sex is different than being open about your sexuality ... They're in close quarters, they live with people, they obviously shower with people." HuffPost, 2011
"If the Supreme Court says that you have the right to consensual sex within your home, then you have the right to bigamy, you have the right to polygamy, you have the right to incest, you have the right to adultery. You have the right to anything." Associated Press, 2003
"You are black by the color of your skin. You are not homosexual, necessarily -- obviously, by the color of your skin. [...] The idea that being black and being gay is the same is simply not true." Fox News, 2011
"When you look at someone to determine whether they'd be the right person for public office, look at who they lay down with at night and what they believe in." Talking Points Memo, 2011
"In every society, the definition of marriage has not ever to my knowledge included homosexuality. That's not to pick on homosexuality. It's not, you know, man on child, man on dog, or whatever the case may be. It is one thing." Associated Press, 2003
"Whether it's polygamy, whether it's adultery, whether it's sodomy, all of those things, are antithetical to a healthy, stable, traditional family." Associated Press, 2003
"The idea is that the state doesn't have rights to limit individuals' wants and passions -- I disagree with that. I think we absolutely have rights because there are consequences to letting people live out whatever wants or passions they desire. And we're seeing it in our society." Associated Press, 2003
"This is an issue just like 9/11 ... We didn't decide we wanted to fight the war on terrorism because we wanted to. It was brought to us. And if not now, when?" "The battle we're engaged in right now on same-sex marriage, ultimately that is the very foundation of our country, the family, what the family structure is going to look like. I'll die on that hill fighting." The Morning Call, 2004 Think Progress, 2011
"You can say I'm a hater. But I would argue I'm a lover. I'm a lover of traditional families and of the right of children to have a mother and father. ... Isn't that the ultimate homeland security, standing up and defending marriage?" Pittsburg Post Gazette, 2011
"So the gay community said, 'He's comparing gay sex to incest and polygamy, how dare he do this,' and they have gone out on a, I would argue, jihad against Rick Santorum since then." The Hill, 2011


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My requirement is, I'm having a gsp where using a
<g:if> tag I'm checking for a condition.
If that condition satisfies, then I have to redirect the control automatically to an action in a controller.
How I can achieve this?
Thanks in advance.
My requirement is, I'm having a gsp where using a
Thanks in advance.
You can use JavaScript like:
Btw, it's much easier and better to do it in controller itself.
I have done similar things.
I did it using a custom tag that had a closure checking if for example a logged in user had a certain role or something, then you can do the redirect from your closure.
The you just put the tag in you gsp-page.


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Questions to ask a prospective financial advisor
When the financial markets are in turmoil, a reshaping of the financial and investment advisory industry isn't far behind. Some banks, brokers or advisory firms may go out of business; bankers, brokers or advisors may decide to change employers; or unhappy clients simply may conclude that it's time for a change. There's no hard data on how much "money is in motion" as a consequence of the current economic downturn, but, speaking anecdotally, it seems significant.
When considering a new financial planner, there are a number of questions that you should ask. Here are a few of the most important:
• How many years of experience do you have and what is your background? The more complicated your situation, the more seasoned your planner should be.
• What does your typical client look like and how do you get new clients? It's a good idea to have a planner who is experienced with your circumstances. (e.g., self-employed, medical doctor, high-net-worth individual, etc.)
• How do you stay on top of the changes in your field? With changes to regulations and the tax code, it is critical that your advisor take action to stay current and protect your situation. • How often should I expect to hear from you? You need to know how the advisor will communicate with you and how often.
• How do you get compensated for your work? Understanding whether your advisor gets commissions for sales or is paid an hourly or flat fee for advice can help you identify conflicts of
If you are considering a change of advisors, and you are not already working with us, please consider putting us on your short list. We will be pleased to meet with you and present our qualifications.
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Media Releases and Announcements
University of Ottawa conference: Do human rights play a role in improving access to technologies?
OTTAWA, December 7, 2009 — To both celebrate Human Rights Day and commemorate the anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 61 years ago, the University of Ottawa Human Rights Research and Education Centre will host a panel discussion titled Access to 21st Century Technologies: Can Human Rights Improve Access for Vulnerable Populations?
The event takes place on Thursday, December 10 at 5 p.m., in Tabaret Hall, Room 083 (Senate).
The panel will be led by Daniel Cahoy, Fulbright Visiting Chair in International Humanitarian Law and associate professor of business law at Pennsylvania State University. Panellists include Richard Gold, associate professor at McGill University's Faculty of Law, and Chantal Blouin, associate director of the Centre for Trade Policy and Law, a joint initiative between the Faculty of Law of the University of Ottawa and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University.
WHAT: uOttawa panel discussion to commemorate Human Rights Day
WHEN: Thursday, December 10 at 5 p.m.
WHERE: Tabaret Hall, Room 083 (550 Cumberland Street, Ottawa)
For more information on the panel, or to register (free), please contact Susan Lecorre at email@example.com or 613-562-5775.