text:
Alex Walker interviews prominent figures in Aussie eSports about its growing appearance in mainstream media.
By Alex Walker on January 27, 2013 at 2:49 pm
The reception of professional gaming within traditional and even gaming media itself has become a lot more prominent of late. Games like League of Legends and DOTA 2 have helped punishingly difficult learning curves come back into vogue, while the continued growth of prize pools at events like The International have caught the attention of traditional newswires and even business publications.
Earlier this week was a case in point. On page 13, next to the editorials, a half-page column on gaming kicked off with three full paragraphs about the exploits of Andrew "mOOnGlaDe" Pender and his recent sojourn in Katowice, Poland, for an Intel Extreme Masters leg. Pender's been going overseas for the better part of a decade, but even on the last year his media profile, and that of other Australian gamers, has soared.
So to better understand the change in the relationship between traditional gaming media, mainstream media and eSports, I spoke with some pundits, editors and players to see what shifts caught their eye over the last year, where they think the partnership is going and what eSports can do to make itself more appealing to the wider market.
Jared "PiG" Krensel, full-time professional Starcraft 2 gamer:
When I did a interview on ABC 24 back in May 2012 the questions were starting to move away [from] just showing gamers as different and actually gave me an opportunity to show that gamers are normal people, whilst explaining that being a pro-gamer is actually a legitimate career choice these days.
A common focus is the idea of living off earnings from playing and other gaming related sponsorships and activities like streaming or coaching. I'm happy to see that more gaming websites however are taking for granted that their audience knows what pro-gaming is and instead focus more on experiences at tournaments, training, etc. Basically what you'd expect in a tennis interview or golf interview. I think this is a good thing which one day we can see in traditional media also.
eSports is new and refreshing. In an age of constantly evolving technology I believe that even people who know nothing about eSports are fascinated (and sometimes afraid) of the idea of everyone never stepping outside their home to kick a ball around and instead competing through video games all day. I guess I think putting forward an image of healthy, mature and intelligent professionals is the best thing I can do to increase my appeal. There is a very obvious need to remove yourself from the stereotypes of fat, unhealthy, socially awkward "gamers" in order to increase mainstream appeal. Likewise the characteristics liked in an athlete are also good to have.
Jessica Rozema, head of community and public relations for ESL Australia:
Event organisers struggle to communicate to a wider audience what these events/eSports actually involve as it is somewhat an unknown industry in Australia. As major games like League of Legends apply massive monetary prize pools … the overwhelming and growing popularity of these games and eSports as a whole start grabbing media attention.
More and more we are seeing events place a strong focus on production value and building up a spectator audience, and in my opinion this is where it is at. Ensuring that event organisers reach out as often as possible to educate people about what we love and why is a fantastic way to bring more professionalism and monetary/sponsorship support to grow the industry in Australia more and really put us on the international map.
I feel like eSports has definitely struggled for years to grow in Australia, however we are on the verge of taking it to the next level … having ESL come to Australia as an internationally known entity has caught the attention of some major companies and in turn this has sparked the interest of the general gaming community. As the community grows, and companies begin to see a commercial side to the industry media will follow, and I only hope that those with a passion for gaming journalism stay in the game and continue to represent.
Ali Abdo, co-founder of ShadowLogic, organisers of the Shadowloo Showdown international fighting game events in Melbourne:
I believe the mainstream media still has a way to go before they take competitive gaming seriously. Some have stepped up and giving it a go. Maybe they didn't get the response they wanted, or maybe they feel once is enough. But I would like to see the mainstream media give competitive gaming it's own segment maybe after they show the sports news. Would fit in nicely between sports and the weather.
We now see gaming sites interviewing professional players, putting up results, attending events. One site that stands out for me has to be GameSpot, they've really stepped up their game in the competitive gaming department.
I believe the change has come from the media realizing competitive gaming isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Add in the fact that everyone is streaming these days to get their name out there and build themselves a persona and an audience.
You need to give people a reason to watch your event … you need these main events to mean something. For example at Shadowloo Showdown, we make it Australia vs the World. We have the best fighting game players from all over Australia coming down to Melbourne to defend our soil and prizes from the international invaders! The rest of the world knows how much of an uphill battle it is going to be for Australia, but that's what makes it more exciting once an Australian player knocks out an international player.
Mark Ankucic, contributor for Dusty Cartridge:
The last twelve months have been nothing short of game-changing for me. Being introduced to esports communities like Shadowloo, covering the Oceanic [World Championship Series] Finals of Starcraft 2 for Game Informer, and being completely swept up in [the Evolution fighting game championships], has reminded me not merely of my own competitive streak, but that the streak lies in all of us.
Before this year I was aware of Evo and simply assumed there were various competitions for other games. It was only within the last year I realised the true scope of the funds and viewership these eSports were actually bringing in. Unfortunately my industry career has been beggared by the ignorance I held in regard to these events, because they represent an aspect of the love of challenge and adversity that we rarely get reporting the news or expressing opinions.
The traditional gaming media is failing to catch up with eSports, treating the competitive side as an almost strange beast that sits to the side. Why can I pick up a newspaper and read about an event that happened in Rugby and Soccer not two or three pages from a breaking story about something that happened in Parliament, but find even the biggest sites and publications lacking dedicated eSports sections? At times, I think the industry is a much bigger beast than most of us can tackle or will try to tackle, either because the internet necessarily breeds specialisation or that we just don't see that these vastly different aspects of games fall under the same banner – gaming.
Andrew "mOOnGlaDe" Pender, professional Starcraft 2 player for Team Gamecom.Nv and an Australian World Cyber Games representative for Warcraft 3 and Starcraft 2:
The limited interaction with traditional and mainstream gaming media [at home] is fairly limited compared to most other progamers internationally, but I would have to say it has remained fairly the same. Which the media being interested in [professional gaming] from Australia in general and how i prepare for tournaments.
I think it entirely depends on the gaming events I'm participating in, with regards to how much reporters take interest in myself. So it is a bit inconsistent sometimes, if there aren't many competitions/events scheduled.
Because most people find it hard to believe that people take computer games so serious to the point where they are professionals, like a real sport. So it is something new that's emerging and so different, especially in Australia.
You can use the following bbCode
[i], [b], [img], [quote], [url href="http://www.google.com/"]Google[/url]
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Search Photos
Sort by:
LatestTop RatedMost PopularRandom
by matylda-mai mccormack-sharp
by Theresa Kenyon (cat)
by Julia
by Katharine Bernicky
by Lauren Smith
by Gabbie
by Stephani Dudrak
by Alex Lee
by Joe D
by Cassie Stentz
by Jack Ford
by Natalia Szymanska
by Jayne Robinson
by Felix
by Veronica
by Emma Wilson
Welcome toNerdfighters
Sign Upor Sign In
Here are some links to help spread the awesome:
Here are some YT links to channels related to Nerdfighteria and educational content!
*Can you think of any more? Pass along any suggestions to an Admin who will then add it to this list should it fit!
© 2015 Created by Hank Green.
Powered by
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Thailand forum
Transport help
Joined Travelfish
18th December, 2012
Posts: 3
I need to get from phi phi to Surat Thani, preferably in as short a time as possible. I've done some research and think the best option seems to be to get a ferry over to krabi then a bus from there to surat? I'm having trouble trying to find timetables though as most buses are going somewhere else via surat Thani... I just need to go to st town for a volunteer placement, on fri jan 4 2013... Any help much appreciated! Cheers.
#1 Posted: 18/12/2012 - 21:44
[Profile private] [Messaging not enabled.]
TF writer
Joined Travelfish
19th June, 2008
Location Thailand
Posts: 1106
Total reviews: 14
Go to the bus station in Krabi - plenty of buses to Surat throughout the day. Otherwise stop by a travel office and inquire about minibuses.
#2 Posted: 19/12/2012 - 02:06
[Profile page] [Private message]
http://www.1stopkrabi.com/getting_here/bus/ I'd check if this was still up to date but DL is right.
#3 Posted: 19/12/2012 - 03:53
Join the FB Group: South East Asia 2014 - Travel buddies and more...
[Profile page] [Private message]
[Twitter] [Facebook]
Have questions? Jump to our menu of forum quicklinks
Add your reply
You need to be logged in to add a reply.
Not a member? you can join here.


text:
User Profile
Silent but deadly...
Female, 22, United States
Hi, I'm Shadow09. I go by Cynder09 on darkSpyro.net and Shadowp09 on deviantArt, so you can find me there. I love to write stories and roleplay, and I do have some works uploaded on dA, so you can read them if you like. I love animals, as well as dinosaurs, dragons, and other mythical creatures.
- Joined:
- Thu 22nd Nov 2012
Recent Comments
Wow, no comments recently... lazy eh?


text:
Welcome to The Wiper Connection
From municipal departments to precision electronic finishers, window and door manufacturers to museum curators, food processing plants to ink manufacturing facilities, lint free cloth wipes from The Wiper Connection serve a wide variety of industries and applications.
Choose from our wide selection of cleaning cloths to meet your specialized needs. Plant managers, facilities directors and maintenance managers across the country rely on us to meet their requirement for the highest quality lint free cloths. Our extensive product selection, quick delivery, and personalized service generate exceptional customer loyalty to The Wiper Connection.
If you are looking for low-cost, outstanding quality lint free wipes, attentive service and dependable delivery, please contact us. Our customer service department will match your specific application to our extensive product line.
Proven Leader
The Wiper Connection is America's leading contract manufacturer and supplier of precision
specialized wiping
cloth material since 1966.


text: Lieutenant Mitch MashburnStanton Correctional Facility Commander Lieutenant Mitch Mashburn has lived in Solano County most of his life. He has been employed by the Sheriff's Office for 20 years. He was hired as a Correctional Officer in 1988, was promoted to Correctional Sergeant in 1996 and promoted to Correctional Lieutenant in 2006. His current assignments include Manager of the Solano County Jail Expansion Project and the Custody Division Operations Commander. He serves Sheriff Gary R. Stanton and the community on several Boards and Committees including: Workforce Investment Board (Youth Advisory Council), Solano County Child Abuse Prevention Council, The Children's Network, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Citizens Advisory Council and is Co-chair of the Solano Re-entry Council.


text:
Michael Shanks
Biographical Information
The Dog is a Yin,
and is the Eleventh sign of the Chinese horoscope.
Constancy Heroism Respectability Duty Intelligence Morality
Uneasiness Criticism Self-Righeousness Cynicism Unsociability Tactlessness
Birthday: December 15, 1970
A time for self-awareness involving courage, strength, and determination.
Birthday: December 15, 2010
Abundance, fruitfulness and fertility; perhaps marriage or children.


text:
Join Us for SLOWednesdays!
On the second Wednesday of each month between May and October, join Slow Food St. Louis and the Schlafly Bottleworks as they present SLOWednesday after the Maplewood Farmers' Market. Each month a different farmer from the market will speak about their farm, giving you the opportunity to get to know your food, its origins, and most important, its producers. The culinary staff of the Schlafly Bottleworks will also cook a special meal utilizing products from the featured farm.
Talks will begin in the Crown Room at 7:30 PM, and Schlafly asks that everyone interested in ordering food and drink place their orders and be settled in before that time.
Events are free and open to the public.
2010 SLOWednesday Lineup
June 9th: EarthDance
On select Wednesdays, after the Maplewood Farmer's Market, we offer an opportunity to get to know your food and its origins. Talks begin in the Crown Room at 7:30 p.m., so we ask that everyone interested in ordering food and drink place their orders and be settled in before that time. Events are free and open to the public.
EarthDance is a not-for-profit organization, with 501c3 status, whose mission is to grow and inspire local F.A.R.M.S. — Food, Art, Relationships & Music … Sustainably! EarthDance farms at the historical Mueller Organic Farm in Ferguson, MO.
In 2009, EarthDance inaugurated a part-time training program for 12 beginner farmers. Their inaugural group of farm apprentices graduated from the first year of the program at the 2nd Annual Pesto Festo, held November 7th, 2009, at the Savoy in Ferguson. Several of them are continuing their commitment to organic farming education with a second year in the EarthDance apprenticeship program, some of them are beginning or continuing their own farming enterprises, and some of them are exploring other careers related to the good food movement.
For the 2010 growing season, EarthDance has expanded the part-time training program with 31 apprentices and almost double the acreage –- to grow more local, organic food and farmers for the St. Louis region. The 2010 apprentices will also act as the first share-holders for EarthDance's pilot community supported agriculture (CSA) program.
July 14th: Ozark Harvest
Nestled in a valley protected on all sides by Ozark foothills, just five miles from the Mississippi river and 45 miles south of the City of St. Louis, Ozark Harvest Farms consists of five acres of forest, one acre of creek, and five acres of fertile bottomland.
The majority of Ozark Harvest Farms fields are sown with a diverse line of of vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers. They include hybrids selected for quality as well as heirloom varieties, some of which appear on Slow Food International's "Ark of Taste."
Their weeds are removed manually (often by hand), without the use of chemicals. Their fields are enriched using nurtient rich compost and seaweed. Insects are controlled through crop rotations as well as attention toward maintaining a balanced farm ecology.
August 11th: Red House Farms
A graduate of EarthDance Farms 2009 class of "freshman farmies," Karrie Johnson has begun her own organic farming enterprise at Red House Farm, and after her first season of full-time growing, she's decided to concentrate on what she was best at … and loved growing the most.
To that end, Karrie has started a "Tomato Lovers CSA," modeled after the Harry and David "fruit of the month" club. Each week for 12 weeks, a different variety of heirloom tomatoes will be available. Varieties will include a cherry mix, green zebra, black prince, amana orange, old german, yellow mortgage lifter, Japanese black trifele, and many, many, more!
You can find Karrie and her tomatoes at the Maplewood Farmers Market every Wednesday.
September 8th: Deep Mud
Deep Mud Farm is a certified organic truck farm supplying diverse vegetables to two farmers' markets and a number of restaurants in Columbia and St Louis, Missouri. It is run by Jeremy Saurage, on four acres of land that are part of what was once his great grandfather's farm in Callaway County.
2009 was a very encouraging first growing season for Jeremy and 2010 promises to be even better. His plan is to plant out slightly more ground than this past year, increasing the area under cultivation to two acres. While quite modestly sized, Deep Mud focuses on producing as much value and as high a quality as possible, using the most efficient and appropriate means available.
October 13th: Salume Beddu
Salume Beddu is a small, artisan company, dedicated to the craft of Italian and European cured meats, fresh sausages, and regional Italian specialty food items. SALUME is the Italian word for "cured meat" and BEDDU means, in Sicilan dialect, "bello," or beautiful.
Salume Beddu prides itself on using only the highest quality natural, local, and fresh ingredients in all of our products. Each salume is artisanly spiced, hand tied, and perfectly cured to produce traditional style salumi with a New-World twist. The Italian Salsiccia is perfectly spiced to accompany many family dinners and the specialty items are wonderful additions to your upcoming dinner party.
Salume Beddu recently opened the much-anticipated Salume Beddu Salumificio and Salumeria at 3467-9 Hampton Ave. This new production site also features a boutique market that offers carefully selected local and imported finest food items in addition to Salume Beddu products: frozen exotic meats, cheese, pasta, heirloom grains and legumes, prepared foods, oils and vinegars, spices, dried fruits, crackers, and much more.


text:
Foreign lottery fraud is one of the most pernicious scams targeting older Coloradans today. The scams come from dozens of countries, but many of them originate in Jamaica and are aimed at older, home-bound victims.
C. Steven Baker, Midwest Region director for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, says that lottery and sweepstakes scammers from Jamaica and elsewhere may be stealing more than $1 billion a year from Americans. The problem has become so pronounced that, in early 2013, the Senate Special Committee on Aging agreed to investigate Jamaica-based phone scams, including lottery scams. But the FTC estimates that more than 90 percent of lottery scams go unreported because the victims are too embarrassed or ashamed to file a complaint.
At ElderWatch, a program with the Colorado Attorney General and the AARP Foundation, our mission is to ensure that no older adult is left to suffer, alone and in silence, at the hands of those who exploit them. We have received more than 350 complaints from Colorado residents over the past five years in the category of Prizes, Sweepstakes and Lotteries, and it was the number one category of complaint in 2013. The majority of folks did not respond to the scams. However, 21 percent of older Coloradans approached by the scams fell victim with reported losses as little as $20 and as much as $250,000, for an average of $11,565 per incident. The estimated total amount lost to the victims during the five-year period is $786,406, and the average age of the victim was 75.
According to the detailed complaints we receive at ElderWatch, here's how the typical foreign lottery scam works: An initial solicitation invites the victim to send in a few bucks to enter another country's lottery. Despite it being illegal to play foreign lotteries in the United States, many people respond to that initial offer, and once a victim "plays", they will be inundated with more offers via the mail or over the phone. Sometimes small "winnings" checks are mailed out to convey a sense that the lottery is real and to lure the victim into continuing to play. Eventually the victim is approached with the promise of a large cash prize, with the caveat that an upfront fee is needed to claim their winnings. The victim wires money overseas and that money goes directly into the pockets of the criminal.
Once the scammers have identified a victim and begin a relationship with them, they employ a number of high-pressure tactics to take advantage of the victim, including promising the victim a life of luxury, informing the victim that the winnings must be claimed immediately or will be lost, harassing the victim with "urgent" phone calls and telling the victim not to tell anyone else about the winnings lest someone else claim their prize.
Legitimate sweepstakes don't require a winner to pay "insurance," "taxes" or "shipping and handling charges" to collect the prize. The bottom line is this: Never wire or send money to anyone, anywhere who says you've won a prize. Odds are, it's a scam.
Sometimes it can be difficult for law enforcement to combat this issue. But the U.S. Postal Inspection Service recently developed a website to help educate consumers: www.deliveringtrust.com. They encourage people who receive lottery or sweepstakes mailers to give the mailings to the local postmaster. In addition, AARP Foundation ElderWatch's hotline is staffed by volunteers from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. MT, Monday–Friday, and serves as an information and referral resource for those who have been approached by, or fallen victim to, a scam. Consumers can call 800-222-4444 and select option two to connect with an ElderWatch specialist. To learn more about AARP Foundation ElderWatch, please visit www.aarpelderwatch.org. ElderWatch is always seeking passionate volunteers to help protect older Coloradans. If you are interested in volunteering, please visit http://states.aarp.org/aarp-foundation-volunteer-opportunities/.
Written By: Beau Ballinger, Sr. Program Specialist, AARP Elderwatch


text: There isn't anything better than coming home after a long day of work to a pair of puppy eyes gazing up at you. Puppies are always there to comfort and provide a little extra love to our world. We've put together a group of pictures to show just how amazing a pair of puppy eyes can be!Read Full Story


text:
Wrecked myself
View Single Post
Veteran Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Evergreen, CO
Posts: 8,415
Wrecked myself
Sunday was a great powder morning at Loveland, but man I paid a heavy toll for that powder morning.
For anyone familiar with that mountain, we were over off of Lift 8 and I had been launching myself off of those bluffs skier's right off of the lift. The first one is the biggest, but the ride in from the top is often wind scoured and sketchy. I was straight lining into that guy trying to carry as much speed as I could and as soon as I went to rail a toe side turn to launch my carcass off of it, it happened. Fucking rocks. If I'd been still going straight, I would've been fine. Board would've taken a beating, but I wouldn't have. But as soon as I hit that rock field on edge, I bailed hard. Board took a pretty good beating, but nothing serious. I took the worst of it. My entire left side is black, blue, red, and purple from my hip to midway up my ribs. Left wrist and hand hurting like hell and swollen. Left shoulder already has rotator cuff issues and took a beating as well. Smashed my phone too just for good measure.
Gotta love falling straight into rocks at probably 30mph.
All in all, I got off pretty lucky. Definitely could've been a lot worse. Just bruised up and sore, nothing serious.
"People say that marijuana smoking is going to get in the way of my career. I say to them that on the contrary, my fighting career is getting in the way of my marijuana smoking." -Nick Diaz
View Public Profile
Send a private message to linvillegorge
Find More Posts by linvillegorge


text:
Save a bunch of cash.
$17 off Logitech QuickCam Deluxe
Posted: 2377 days, 22 hours ago
Buy.com is offering the Logitech QuickCam Deluxe (model no. 960-000043) for $32.49, which is $17.50 off the list price of $49.99 and the lowest price we have seen on this webcam by about $9. FREE shipping is included and sales tax applies for residents of New York and California.
BuyDig.com has the Logitech QuickCam Communicate MP for $44 with FREE shipping.
The Logitech QuickCam Vision Pro for Mac has been reduced to $101.49 with FREE shipping at Amazon.com.
Detailed Product Information
The Logitech QuickCam Deluxe webcam features a 1.3MP lens with snapshot button and activity light. It has a built in microphone, an adjustable display clip and is backed by a two year warranty from Logitech. It is compatible with Windows 2000 and up, a USB port is required.


text:
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Martin Chemnitz Press Books Sent to Various People
I had the pleasure of sending books to various people this week. One wanted Luther versus the UOJ Pietists for a pastoral friend, details left vague on purpose. He will get multiple copies.
A Roman Catholic wanted to know more about Bethany and Erin, so she is getting two copies of Angel Joy, for herself and her family.
A Protestant was interested in the upcoming children's book, so I sent copies for her to look over and comment upon.
Someone from another country wrote today: "Some nine years ago you kindly sent me several books which have proved to be most useful; THY STRONG WORD - CATHOLIC, PROTESTANT, LUTHERAN –JESUS PRICELESS TREASURE. Since then I have been a regular follower of your blog."
I had a thought about the children's book or other books. If someone wants to have multiple copies in the future for the lowest cost, I can easily make arrangements. In fact, Lulu has special offers from time to time. The costs drop at various levels, starting at five copies, 10, 20, 50, etc. They also have additional discounts on top of the quantity discount.
So, if someone wanted plenty of one book, which is what we did at Emmaus, a little planning can lower the cost by quite a lot. Another option, I believe, is to have various titles in one order.
bruce-church (http://bruce-church.myopenid.com/) has left a new comment on your post "Martin Chemnitz Press Books Sent to Various People...":
Garrison Keillor talks Lutheran with Concordia students
Submitted by Editor on June 17, 2011
XAVIER has left a new comment on your post "Martin Chemnitz Press Books Sent to Various People...":
Yes, pastor Jackson, thank you for your books. I keep them at hand and they have helped me to understand the precious doctrine of the efficacy of the WORD.
Posted by Gregory Jackson at 11:48 PM
Labels: Martin Chemnitz Press


text:
Blue Coat Reporter best practices guide.
What are some best practices for Running Reporter, version 9.1.x?
You want to know about best practices for using Reporter, version 8.x.
NOTE: Version 9.X Reporter only supports Blue Coat HTTP, HTTPS, and Proxy Client access logs.
Disk space and placement of access logs:
Origonal file name from the year before: SG_main__2100316010000.log.gz After an attempt to rename/move the access log file, it will name this file to: dup0001_SG_main__2100316010000.log.gz
Shut down gracefully:
Schedule Reports:
VMware support:
Links to other relevant articles:
For details on what Reporter is compatible with, see 000008247


text:
Share Photo
FILE - In this Jan. 10, 2011 file photo, Tom Stephens, Vice Chairman of General Motors, holds up the North American International Auto Show Car of the Year trophy awarded to the Chevrolet Volt. General Motors said Thursday, May 5, 2011, its first-quarter net income more than tripled on strong car sales in the U.S. and China.(AP Photo/Paul Sancya, file)


text:
The Patriots and Eagles are two hours into their joint practices and it's already getting feisty.
Seconds after a scuffle between Patriots receiver Aaron Dobson and Eagles cornerback Cary Williams resulted in both players getting pulled off the field, tweets had been fired out from every Patriots reporter down in Philadelphia.
Check out each writer's summary of the brouhaha below.
Dobson and Cary Williams come to blows on first play—
Nick Underhill (@Nick_Underhill) August 06, 2013
Fight! Aaron Dobson and Cary Williams scrap after the play, yank on some facemasks—
Ben Volin (@BenVolin) August 06, 2013
#Patriots rookie WR Aaron Dobson, #Eagles vet CB Cary Williams just squared off after a run play. Violent shoves to the facemask exchanged.—
Erik Scalavino (@E_Scal) August 06, 2013
Aaron Dobson & Cary Williams just had to be separated...getting feisty out here—
shalise manza young (@shalisemyoung) August 06, 2013
Aaron Dobson and Cary Williams with a little post play scuffle. Or fracas if you will #PatriotsTalk—
Michael Giardi (@MikeGiardi) August 06, 2013
Eagles CB Cary Williams with some extra-curricular activity with rookie Patriots WR Aaron Dobson after the play. Both pulled off field.—
Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) August 06, 2013
Pretty intense shoving match between Cary Williams and Aaron Dobson. Williams hit Dobson hard in the face mask to start it.—
Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) August 06, 2013
Aaron Dobson and Cary Williams get into it downfield on first 11 on 11 rep. Couple pushes and a swing by Williams before broken up.—
Tom E. Curran (@tomecurran) August 06, 2013
Looked like Cary Williams took exception to Aaron Dobson's blocking on a run play. Led to minor scrum but was quickly extinguished.—
Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) August 06, 2013
Have a question for Doug Kyed? Send it to him via Twitter at @DougKyedNESN or send it here.
© 2015 New England Sports Network
Powered by WordPress.com VIP


text:
By Tom E. Curran
CSNNE.com Patriots Insider Follow @tomecurran
FOXBORO - Tuesday morning, Bill Belichick said it was possible that Kevin Faulk would start the season on the team's Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. Tuesday night, Faulk sounded like he expected it. Speaking at the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation's Kickoff Gala, Faulk was asked about being placed on PUP and having to miss the first six weeks of the season. "It would be difficult, but thats probably whats going to happen," Faulk said . "Ill deal with it as it comes. That goes with the territory." The 13-year veteran is coming off a torn ACL suffered against the Jets in Week 2 last season. His mentoring role is invaluable to the team. But he's becoming further removed from his days as the best playmaker in this offense ."Whenyou've been doing it for this long, you understand the business and understand the game, so you accept your role and move on," Faulkexplained."Keep getting better while on the PUP list, each and every day, and wait to see when your opportunity comes again. That's been my role for the past 13 years." Faulk told me he has no definitive answer as to where he'll start the season. He told reporters, "I went into coach Bill Belichick's room, me and him talked, and he said, 'I know if I said I can put you out there right now, youd give me 120 percent.' And hes probably right, but he was like, 'I want you to be better than 120 percent.' Thats Bill. Hes just being himself. I told him, 'I understand, whatever it is I can do to help this team win, thats what Im going to do.'" Tom E. Curran can be reached at email@example.com. Follow Tom on Twitter at http:twitter.comtomecurran
Faulk says he'll 'probably' start season on PUP
By Tom E. Curran


text:
Anyone else likes fast paced jazz/blues music???
ALso toast whats that!? I like it!
Writing me and Ram's story for the magazine while listening to this.
I love The Roots if ya'll haven't figured it out by now.
wow im literally so tired and this is all i can listen to right now
also if you're interested listen to that but then play this straight after:
Okay...so I was watching TV last night & Flashdance came on. I watched for this & this alone.


text:
- KNIA / KRLS - http://kniakrls.com -
Sno*Ball Festival Features Dodgeball, Comedian
Posted By News On January 12, 2013 @ 6:24 am In Today's Local News | Comments Disabled
The annual Pleasantville Sno* Ball Festival takes place today. This year's event has a plethora of activities for kids and adults.
10am – Seven Card Slip and Slid Fun Run/Walk (Outside of Smokey Row; Registration begins at 9am)
10am-noon – Dodgeball tournament registration (High School)
1pm – Elementary dodgeball tournament (High School)
3pm – Middle School dodgeball tournament (High School)
5pm – High School & Adult dodgeball tournament (High School)
4pm-6pm – Chili cookoff and pie bakeoff (high school)
8pm – Comedian Bill Blank (Memorial Building)
You can find registration and ticket information for these events by checking out the Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce Facebook page [1].
Article printed from KNIA / KRLS: http://kniakrls.com
URL to article: http://kniakrls.com/2013/01/snoball-festival-features-dodgeball-comedian/
URLs in this post:
[1] Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Pleasantvillechamberofcommerce?fref=ts
Click here to print.
Copyright © 2009 KNIA/KRLS. All rights reserved.


text:
As an IT Executive supporting a leading manufacturing organization you face increased scrutiny to deliver more business value, maintain existing infrastructure and implement bold, new projects all within inadequate budgets. Meanwhile converging trends in cloud, social, mobile and big data compound the complexity while creating opportunities to drive innovation and create product and service advantage.
PTC Provides the Interoperability and Flexibility Needed to Support Your Changing Organization and Drive Measurable Business Value in Shorter Times
Increasingly, a manufacturing organization's productivity and efficiency is determined by the services and capabilities your IT organization provides. Today's rapidly changing environment requires a system that is flexible, open, usable and dependable to:
With a unique approach that combines deep process expertise, best of breed capabilities delivered through a flexible platform, and a value centric engagement model to ensure adoption and value creation, PTC helps you help your company to achieve product and service advantage.
Whirlpool Corporation Creates Customer Value Through PLM Journey
Piaggio Manages Complexity with PLM
Volvo PLM Propels Volvo into a New World of Product Development
AGCO Uses PLM to Simplify Global Product Development
The PTC advantage is fueled by technology solutions that transform the way you create, operate and service products.
Our technology enabled solutions transform the way that products are created, operated, and serviced in the Internet of Things.
PTC solutions help you tackle the real challenges manufacturers and service providers face every day.
See how PTC can help you optimize the system of people, processes and technology to enable greater service performance. Learn more.
Industry leading software technology is at the heart of every PTC solution.
Thousands of Pro/ENGINEER customers have already made the move to PTC Creo Parametric. Learn more.
PTC Global Services helps the world's leading manufacturing companies realize the promise of PTC solutions.
How to select the right provider to optimize application performance
Strategies to make your organization more productive
Whatever your role in the worldwide PTC community, these resources will deepen and enrich your experience.
November 17-18, 2015
Stuttgart, Germany
Register Now >
Add to the discussions and showcase your work to product development professionals from around the world.
Support solutions that accelerate and sustain your advantage.
PTC is transforming your online technical support experience. The award-winning eSupport portal homepage provides personalized, fast access to product knowledge and case resolution. Don't have an Account? Create an account today
Support is more than just keeping you up and running. It's about optimizing performance and productivity, helping you control costs and risk. Accelerate and sustain your advantage by renewing Support on time.
PTC Corporate Headquarters 140 Kendrick Street Needham, MA 02494, USA
Phone: (781) 370-5000 Fax: (781) 370-6000


text:
I'm Jennifer, married to David for 15 wonderful years. We live in Texas with our 2 teens.
Our family loves to go on family vacations and we have a distinct love of all things Disney related. My husband and I suffer from Vegas-itis and try to get there at least once a year (sometimes twice!)
I love to cook and bake…I'm a self-proclaimed chef and food network enthusiast. I am also a vegetarian, while the rest of my family is not — so I'm always creating new vegged out ways to make our family favorites so that I don't starve! While you won't find award winning food photography on my blog, I promise to give you some good recipes.
I'd love to get to know you; feel free to leave me little bits of wisdom below :)
Hi Jennifer!
Thanks for visiting our blog. That's great that you're a vegetarian and we're glad you're sharing your delicious plant-based recipes on your blog.
If you're ever in CA visiting Disneyland, we'd like to invite you to our restaurant :)
Ooh I'd love to. Trying to organize a visit there this fall/winter. I'll definitely let you know! Id love to write a review ;) thank you.
Aww…thank you, that's so sweet of you. It'll be so cool to meet you in person! :)
Hi Jennifer: Thanks for Liking my blog! I'm always delighted to meet new friends online — now I'm off to browse some of your posts!
Thanks! I really enjoyed your blog, I hope you don't find mine boring — I've only been actively doing it for about a month or so. It's really been a good release tho, I'm really loving it and making new friends along the way.
Hi, Jennifer — Thanks for the likes on my blog and Facebook. It's fun to read how much you love Disney. I grew up in Southern California, so Disneyland was a part of life. We were there at least once every summer and at some point during the school year. I continued the tradition when I had a child, but it's been a while since I've been back. Have fun with your blog!
Thank you! We have a sickness..this is the first year since 2003 that we have not gone to Orlando for a vacation. We're going to HI so that's not a bad trade off but I'm still having withdrawal symptoms so I've been planning a quick trip around Thanksgiving. I think we'll try Disneyland, I haven't been there since 2002.
Chancy and Mumsy | July 16, 2012 at 10:24 am
We have been looking around your blog…very nice! Thank you for stopping by Chancy's blog and following.
Thanks for coming by! I'm a little behind on visiting my fellow bloggers today (busy busy day) but I'll get around to it, I like to visit daily ;)
Hi Jennifer! Wow. You certainly have a lot of energy and sound like you are living a fantastic life even if it is in the "hell-like state of Texas! LOL Love the picture of your kids on that great big chair! I guess it really is true what they say about everything being bigger in the state of Texas! :D
Hi! Thanks! Not sure about bigger but definitely hotter! Lol that pic was actually taken in Sandestin, FL. It's a little old but it reminds me that my kids were little at one point! And I can definitely thank Starbucks for my energy…I'd probably die without them. Lol! Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks for visiting my blog. You are one busy lady! I can relate to your love of travel – we like to travel as well (but often don't have the funds to go on a 'nice' vacation.) We did get to go to Hawaii (Maui) in April and it was gorgeous – I think you'll like it. Vacations make memories and I think your children will have some good ones to take into adulthood :)
Wow, I don't know how you keep up with everything! Looking forward to checking out your blog. ;)
I've just nominated you for a couple of blogging awards. Check out my next post! Congrats!
That is SO kind and awesome of you! I by no means consider myself a writer or even very interesting for that matter! I really appreciate it. I really enjoy your blog too!
I hope you enjoy the post, the awards and you may get a few more readers from it, too!
Thank you again, check out my newest post. :) Have a fabulous weekend!
Love your About page – I have a distinct love of Disney too and would love to go back again… and again… My man won't tolerate that! :(
I think I got lucky — my man really likes Disney too, although he won't openly admit it!
Congratulations! I have nominated you for the Beautiful Blogger Award! If you would like to accept, check it out here http://carlasueeatsweet.wordpress.com/2012/08/12/beautiful-blogger-award/
Oh my goodness thank you so much! This is really great I'd better get to thinking of 7 more things about me!
Hehe. I find it a bit of a struggle sometimes trying to come up with seven different things! Once again, congratulations :)
I used to hate the "go around the room" game that used to be done at work functions, meetings etc. where you tell them something they don't' know. I'm just not all that interesting so it's hard to come up with something.
Oh yes, I completely understand! I have never been a fan of those 'getting to know you' games. Although, I am sure that you are much more interesting than you give yourself credit for :)
In several of the environments in which I had to "play" that game, people would come up with things like "I climbed Mt. Everest once.." or "I died once and came back to life" or "I can speak 57 languages fluently"… made me wonder if I should've just made s*** up too.
Hahaha. Wow, imagine the stories you could make up!
Le Clown | August 22, 2012 at 8:54 am
It took me a long time to get here, all my apologies. But now I am and I will spam all your posts. You'll be sorry you've ever invited me to your party.
Le Clown
Spam away sir, spam away….
Hi Jennifer. Thanks for stopping by my blog. It's great to meet you. I look forward to reading about your travel tips, recipes, and see your photos. I used to watch that American Horror Story. Is it coming back? :)
Woohoo! Thanks for stopping by too! Yeah it's coming back but will be a totally different setting and story. Looks like it will be called "American Horror Story:Asylum" set in some institution in FL. The plus?? It will feature my favorite piece of eye candy, Adam Levine ;) yeeeaaah buddy!
Oh, yeah?! I hadn't heard. Oh, that WILL be good :)
changeforbetterme | August 23, 2012 at 12:28 pm
Hi, I really enjoy reading your blog and have nominated you for the "Inspiring Blog Award" and "One Lovely Blog Award." There are a few rules to this nomination (these aren't my rules, so do what you want…no pressure) you need to give a shout out to me, of course, tell us 7 things about yourself and then nominate 15 bloggers, that's the tricky part, if you don't have 15, don't worry, just pass it on to someone….share the joy by following this link http://changeforbetterme.wordpress.com
If you have all ready been nominated my apologies and pass it on anyway! We all love to be recognized for our work. Enjoy!
Yay me! I'm very thankful! I will try to get my post up this afternoon and pass on the love…
changeforbetterme | August 23, 2012 at 3:17 pm
Great! You are so deserving of it! Enjoy!
Nice blog (and thanks for dropping by mine)! I loved Disney, too, so I totally get ya (and I love rice and beans)!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for visiting our blog. We used to have a doggie sister but she went over the Rainbow Bridge earlier this year. We do have doggie friends living by us and we love to play with them. Mom says we think we're part dogs! Mom said to tell you that she's been to Disneyland several times and Disneyworld, too. Then she said something about big mouse ears but we didn't understand. Nice to meet you and we'll enjoy reading about your adventures 'cuz Mom won't let us out of the back yard.
The world outside that yard is scary, you are much better off staying where u are. I can tell your mom loves you lots! Thanks for visiting my page!
Jennifer, I like you…and your zoo! Thanks for stopping by Gardens for Goldens. I'll happily follow along!
Thanks! Any friend of animals is a friend of mine!
i love Dexter too…
only a little over 2 more weeks!!
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog
Thanks for following my blog. If you like food, and if you like recipes I have lots to choose from – healthy and not-healthy. All tasty! Please let me know if you try anything and how it turns out.
Just dropped by to say: Happy 2013!!
Hi there! I had a question for you and was wondering if you could email me back to discuss?
Thanks and have a great day!
ariannapierce2 (at) gmail (dot) com
Ha, and here I am again! Just dropped by to say, Merry Christmas!
Wow nice of you to stop by! I'm actually about to knock out a short post and try to get myself back into the community…I've been gone too long!
It can be tough getting back on the horse after you've been away. I've been through that a few times. It's maybe a bit like cold water… you just have to make that plunge.
Hi Jennifer, thanks for stopping by my place :-) I love your blog and your candid way of sharing ;-) I will be back!
Thank you for the nice "plug"!!
No prob! (Sorry about the "he" typo… corrected it on my post the moment I saw it!)
Pingback: Awards and Cake! « Miss Four Eyes


text:
After a full day of snow on Wednesday, Vernonians woke up this morning to a city of white. Everything, from vehicles and tree branches to homes and street signs, is enshrouded in a soft white powder. The spirit of Christmas has indeed arrived.
Snow Blankets Vernonia
By: xanadu1972Subscribe Channel: Weather & Scenery Location: Vernonia, Oregon
+ Comment!
This story is inappropriate and should be flagged for moderation. Please choose from one of the following options:


text:
Working for a new business is completely different from working for an established one. You know this, but many job candidates don't.
I used to give job applicants what my husband called my 'green beret' speech: If you don't think it's fun being scared all the time, staying awake worrying, not knowing from one day to the next what you'll be doing, then please go now. (It went on longer than that, but you get the gist.)
I developed this speech after one too many people had asked what kind of guarantee I could give that my new company would be successful. The answer, of course, was: none.
What I learned to value in the many great people I hired were a few standout qualities:
1. Interstitial Instincts
At a start-up, your needs change constantly. You never quite know what you're hiring for. So you have to find--and keep--people who are great at scanning the horizon, spotting a need, and filling it, whatever it is. They don't ask for work; they find it. This requires a lot of flexibility. People like this are worth their weight in gold. And they're also usually wildly underappreciated in traditional corporations.
2. Innate Mentors
You don't have time to nurture everyone, but everyone needs to feel that he or she matters. So you want people whose natural tendency is to look after those around them. You do not want people who are competitive for credit and need a lot of your attention.
3. Specific Experience
Although start-ups are often full of very young employees with little track record, I find that people who have deep knowledge of a skill or discipline are more valuable than enthusiastic neophytes. They bring expertise into the business, know what is needed, and do it. Youthful energy is great, but know-how moves a business forward.
4. Nerves of Steel
New businesses are scary. Most fail. Worrying about it doesn't help; solving problems does. You need people who don't frighten easily and who (within limits) enjoy the sense of knowing that every single thing they do makes a difference. That's the upside of fear.
Meet 50 Young Entrepreneurs Aiming to Change the World
Read These 7 Books Before You Quit Your Job
Here's What Really Happened at That Company That Set a $70,000 Minimum Wage
Want to Raise Resilient Kids? A Navy SEAL Says Always Do This
76 Percent of Employees Are More Productive When They Leave the Office


text:
The Colorado Conditions, Meet ups and General Talk Thread
View Single Post
The Rooster King
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Oregon
Posts: 3,799
Originally Posted by
So on a side note. Another season like last year is going to put the serious hurt on almost every ski area in the state. I got a feeling some are already teetering on the edge of declaring bankruptcy. The internet isn't going to let them get away with "come on out you'll have a great time" marketing. The guy who hiked the back bowls at Vail last year did more damage with than one pic than their marketing could make up in 10 years.
For destination areas, Crested Butte always seems to be in danger, Steamboat being an Intradouche resort is probably not far off that list. In the Front Range, I got to think Winterpark is in the most danger of having the operator pull out. Denver owns the ski area, so in that regard it's safe. Intrawest may want out though. Not sure about the other two, Vail resorts or Powder Corp (Copper) are on less solid footing. My guess would be VR as they have really extended themselves the past couple of years. Of course the good start to the season in Cali could prop them up through another bad year in Colorado.
could be a silver lining for us in oregon.... if powdercorp sold mt bachelor that'd be awesome. fuck powdercorp. on the other hand, if ski areas start going up for sale pretty much the only buyers in this market are other conglomerates.
tbh i'm more worried about some of the smaller snowboard companies not being able to survive it. the last thing we need is a world of only B and Lib.
what's the story with the guy who hiked the back bowls at Vail?
View Public Profile
Send a private message to ShredLife
Find More Posts by ShredLife


text: Patricia Nacimiento Partner Norton Rose Fulbright LLP vCard (+Outlook) Frankfurt T:+49 69 505096 250 F:+49 69 505096 100 Email: Related services Dispute resolution and litigation Key industry sectors Energy Financial institutions Infrastructure, mining and commodities Life sciences and healthcare Technology and innovation Transport Dr. Patricia Nacimiento is a litigation and dispute resolution lawyer based in Frankfurt. Her focus is on disputes in the areas of energy, construction, post M&A as well as general commercial disputes. She specialises in international arbitration and investment arbitration. In investment arbitration she represents both states and investors.As a party representative, she has conducted over 90 arbitration proceedings under the rules of numerous arbitration institutions – such as ICC, ICSID, CIETAC, DIS, LCIA, ICDR, Swiss Chamber of Commerce, Indian Council of Arbitration, Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and the Danish Institution of Arbitration as well as ad hoc proceedings. In 2007, the German government appointed her as one of four arbitrators to the panel of arbitrators at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). She is also regularly appointed as an arbitrator and has led numerous international ICC, DIS and ad hoc arbitration proceedings as a chairperson, sole arbitrator or party appointed arbitrator.For several years Patricia has been listed as a leading disputes expert in renowned legal rankings. She regularly publishes essays and she is the co-editor of leading arbitration manuals.Patricia lectures on arbitration at the universities of Heidelberg, Frankfurt and Saarbrücken. A native German speaker, Patricia is also fluent in English, Spanish, Italian and French. [+Open all] Publications Dr. Patricia Nacimiento is co-editor and co-author of the renowned treatise "Arbitration in Germany. The Model Law in Practice", the first full, detailed commentary in English on the Model Law, German arbitration law and the rules of the German Institution of Arbitration (DIS). In December 2014, a second, fully revised edition was published. 38 leading German lawyers and scholars deal comprehensively with the particular ways in which German law handles all arbitration matters. Admissions Rechtsanwältin [+Open all] Events Gut gerüstet? Welche Justiz braucht der plurale Rechtsstaat?Anlässlich einer Zwei-Tages-Konferenz des Akademie der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e. V. (KAS) wird Dr. Patricia Nacimiento, Partnerin in unserem Frankfurter Büro, mit . Berlin, 6. und 7. November 2014 International Disputes and Arbitration ConferenceWe are delighted to invite you to our annual Beijing International Disputes and Arbitration Conference.. Monday October 27, 2014 - 9:00 - 12:30 All related events Publications In focus: Investment protection and investment arbitration proceedingsInvestment protection and arbitration proceedings are currently a matter of fierce public debate in Germany.. February 11, 2015The impact of the Russian sanctions on food and agribusinessThe ban was documented by the President's Edict No. 560 dated August 6, 2014 and the Government's Decree No. 778 dated August 7, 2014.. December 08, 2014 All related publications News Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung – Patricia NacimientoPatricia Nacimiento, litigation and dispute resolution partner based in Frankfurt, is quoted in an article about the future of dispute resolution by state courts or . June 13, 2015JUVE - Investment RodeoPatricia Nacimiento is quoted in an article on arbitration procedures in the context of the Free Trade Agreement and the role of arbitration proceedings in guarantee. December 17, 2014 All related news


text:
This content has been marked as final. Show 2 replies
1. Re: Customer Conversion Error TableKashif M Jan 20, 2013 10:06 PM (in response to pallis)Records with errors are marked with E in the INTERFACE_STATUS column of the interface table. Error details are recorded in the table HZ_IMP_ERRORS. You can also use TCA Import Error report
You can also refer MOS note:
How to import party using TCA Bulk Import Registery Interface Tables [ID 1451645.1]
2. Re: Customer Conversion Error Tablepallis Jan 20, 2013 10:34 PM (in response to Kashif M)@Kashif M thank you


text:
It is important for law enforcement, schools, and parents to be "on the same page" about essential safety skills.
If they are all addressing the issues in the same way, the effectiveness is greatly increased.
One area where this is particularly true is the concept of "stranger danger". That concept does NOT work!!! More than 85% of children are victimized by someone they KNOW! Teaching them only to be wary of strangers puts them in a very vulnerable position of trusting someone they really should not trust.
Eliminate the use of the word "stranger". Replace it with the Check First concept!;
Let us help you with this goal:


text:
110 East 87th Street
Back on the market! No costs have been spared in the renovation of this spacious and bright prewar three-room apartment condo located in a boutique art deco building off of Park Avenue.The large entry foyer features a large coat closet and leads to a gracious living room and a top-of-the-line kitchen. The huge master-bedroom has three closets and a new bathroom.
This is a pin drop silent apartment with a flexible layout, facing a tree lined street. A second bedroom/office/dining has been created with a temporary wall,( the wall could be easily be removed at no cost). Full service building with full time doorman, and laundry room. Long lease is possible.


text: So I recently installed a new amp and subwoofer in my setup. Now when I try to turn the gain up on my sub any hard bass hits freeze the PC. I was hoping for some insight that any one else with this problem has. My first thought is that the PC is being undervolted and freezing because of this. So I was going to try a capacitor and see if that helps the issue at all. I know its an electrical issue as I have moved the PC away from any vibration.


text:
POSTED: 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 18, 2011
LAST UPDATED: 10:29 p.m. HST, Aug 5, 2011
The Lanikai Canoe Club has completed a turning of the tide in the Oahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association.
Lanikai won its third consecutive AAA division title Sunday at the John D. Kaupiko Regatta at Keehi Lagoon.
"We train to improve as the season goes on. We try to improve every race," Lanikai head coach Jimmy Bruhn said. "We want to peak at the proper time. We don't want to peak too early."
Lanikai finished with 90 points to win a tightly contested AAA division (27-39 crews). Kailua, which won the first three regattas of the season, finished second with 84 and Hui Nalu, which won a regatta-high nine races, came in third with 81.
"The competition is fierce — Hui Nalu, Kailua; it's fun racing," Bruhn said.
Lanikai won the mixed novice B, girls 15, men freshman, men sophomore, women junior, men senior, senior men masters 50 and men masters 40 events.
Scott Freitas, the steersman on the winning senior men masters 50 crew, said Lanikai is on the right track with three weeks to go until the Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association State Championship at Hanakaoo Beach Park on Maui. "We've been trying to build to this point," Freitas said. "We are right where we want to be as far as getting a good momentum going into the state championship."
Last season, Lanikai claimed the HCRA State Championship at Keehi Lagoon by edging Kailua 342-341.
Keahiakahoe finished with 38 points Sunday to win the AA division (14-26 crews). Hui Lanakila was a close second with 36 and Leeward Kai placed third with 23.
Waikiki Surf Club won the A division (13 or fewer) with 14 points, followed by Waimanalo with 3 and Anuenue with 2.
Lanikai continued its perfect run in the 1½-mile men senior race, finishing in 10:51.27. Hui Lanakila placed second in 11:13.26 and Outrigger finished third in 11:19.82. Lanikai has won all six men senior races this season.
"So far it's been a pretty good year for us to this point," crew member Jim Foti said. "We're trying to keep it alive."
Members of Lanikai's winning crew Sunday were Matt Crowley, Ryan Dolan, Kekoa Bruhn, Aaron Creps, Michael Beyer and Foti.
"We've got a lot of players moving in and out," Foti said. "We have a real deep field. Nobody has a real secure seat."
Hui Nalu won the 1½-mile women senior race in 12:55.34. Hui Lanakila placed second in 13:10.17 and Outrigger came in third in 13:11:79.
Members of Hui Nalu's winning crew were Claire Townsend, Jaimie Kinard, Madi Minkel, Brenan Guyol, Leslie Fabish and Denise Darval-Chang.
"We had a little bit of a slow start, but we kind of started to move a bit on the upwind pieces (return trips). We started to click," Kinard said.
Hui Nalu won the women senior event for the first time since the season-opening regatta June 5.
"We just have so many women at Hui Nalu, so we're just trying to work together, figure out some of our best crews from week to week. It just happened to work this week," said Kinard, who has paddled on Hui Nalu's women senior crew three times this season.
The OHCRA championship will be next Sunday at Keehi Lagoon.
Hui Wa'a's championship is Saturday at Keehi Lagoon. The association finished its regular season at Waikiki Beach on Sunday with Na Keiki O Ka Mo'i easily winning the AAA division with 79 points over Kaneohe (43).
Host Waikiki Beach Boys finished second overall with 44 points, edging Lokahi (43) for the AA title The A title went to Manu O Ke Kai (37) and Kamehameha second (27).


text:
Recently added to vi.urbandictionary.com
Tháng mười một 30
an episode of laughter that entails shaking or violent motion.
"You should prepare yourselves for a mirthquake, as today's comic strip was rated 7.1 on the rictus scale." - penny-arcade.com
viết bởi C Vogue 13 Tháng mười một, 2006
Tháng mười một 29
using the bathroom while on the phone. direct relationship with the advent of cordless phones and cell phones especially, particularly in da club.
Caller: "Where you at?"
Callee: "Um, in the bathroom--do you care if I make this a stall call?"
Callee: "Um, in the bathroom--do you care if I make this a stall call?"
viết bởi Carrie Atwood/Holly Lester 26 Tháng mười một, 2006
Tháng mười một 28
Lacht Aus Laut
German for "Laughing Out Loud"
German for "Laughing Out Loud"
"u r suxxx roflll"
"lal stfu"
"lal stfu"
viết bởi Herzeleid 27 Tháng chín, 2003
Tháng mười một 27
Cyber Monday is the Monday after Black Friday, when online retailers will be looking for their biggest sales from those who checked out products over the thanksgiving weekend, and will now be ordering them Monday at work.
Forget those long black Friday lines, I'm going to order on Cyber Monday!
viết bởi Mike Schroll 26 Tháng mười một, 2005
Tháng mười một 26
The act of buying an item or items of clothing with the intention of returning them for a refund.
Mary went to the mall to buy a new dress which she knew she would return. She practices the art of catch and release and thus can shop and save money.
viết bởi #SugarDaddy 25 Tháng bảy, 2006
Tháng mười một 25
An eye-popping sale that only runs for a short period of time on Black Friday. These sales are used to draw people into stores early on, and they usually result in long lines of people waiting for stores to open.
1.) "See that long line of people waiting outside Best Buy, Edmund? It ain't for free soup, there's probably a doorbuster there."
viết bởi Nudge 23 Tháng mười một, 2006
Tháng mười một 24
Pants that are worn in anticipation of eating a huge meal (i.e. Thanksgiving dinner). These pants usually boast an elastic waist, to allow some give for that third helping of sweet potato pie.
The girls and I are going to a buffet for dinner, so I'm wearing my Thanksgiving pants.
viết bởi Contessa Vanessa 08 Tháng chín, 2006


text:
Law School Applications / What's the earliest decision date?« on: September 15, 2008, 08:19:24 AM »
I have sent in all my apps and waiting to go complete. When is the earliest someone will get notified of a decision? Is it usually by the first of the year? Has anyone seen a school that reviews in December or even November??


text:
Friday, December 27, 2013
The next St Rose Friday Bingo Night will be held on January 10 in the St Rose School Gathering Hall, 46 Church Hill Road.
Doors open at 5:45 pm, and Bingo games run from 6:30 until approximately 9:30 pm. Designed for the Bingo enthusiast, evenings feature substantial cash prizes for all games, as well as door prizes. A concession offers dinner items and homemade baked goods, as well as complimentary coffee.
The per-person admission fee of $17 covers all regular and some special games. All ages are welcome.
Additional games for the 2013-14 school year are slated for February 14, March 14, April 4, and May 16.
For more information, contact the St Rose of Lima School administrative offices at 203-426-5102.


text:
- Filed Under
Due to a shortage of volunteers, the Friends of Roche-a-Cri State Park will not be offering the hayrides and haunted campground that have been a part of the annual Halloween event. Roche-a-Cri State Park will be closing for the season on Monday , but will reopen from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Oct. 19 for the event. Admission to the Pumpkin Walk is free.
Pumpkin Walk 2013 will offer games for children and adults, a naturalist program by the campfire at 4:30 p.m., and facepainting. Food will be sold by the Friends. After dusk, the walk around the mound will be lit by jack-o-lanterns and torches, as well as by the full moon. The shuttle bus will run from the parking area on Highway 13 just south of Czech Avenue.
The Friends of the Park recently donated more than $6,000 in playground equipment to be added to three play areas. Money is earned from the Pumpkin Walk, as well as the sale of shirts, fundanas and campfire wood.
The Friends will meet at 6 p.m. Monday at State Farm Insurance office, 500 Main St., Friendship, to finalize plans for the Pumpkin Walk. To volunteer, call Elaine at 847-4104.


text:
The Blog
Bernanke Takes a Break
12:00 AM, Aug 27, 2011 • By IRWIN M. STELZER
"Don't just do something, stand there," President Ronald Reagan once advised his staff. Federal Reserve Board chairman Ben Bernanke has decided that remains pretty good advice: In his Friday speech to the world's central bankers assembled in Jackson Hole, he said that he will not use "the range of tools that could be used to provide additional monetary stimulus," at least until after an extended meeting of the monetary policy committee next month. He passes the chalice to politicians—he calls them "policymakers"—"to promote stronger economic performance" by adopting growth inducing tax, trade, and regulatory policies. If they do their job, he is confident that nothing that has happened in recent years will prevent the economy from resuming the growth consistent with its strong economic fundamentals.
That is a big "if." Most Americans doubt that the political class is up to the job of sensible policymaking, since it seems to prefer mutually assured destruction to solving the nation's problems. Republican politicians have focused of late on the overwhelmingly important issue of whether President Obama is entitled to a brief vacation, and Rick Perry, Texas governor and now the leading candidate for his party's presidential nomination, says Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, would be "almost treasonous" if he loosens monetary policy. Fortunately for the chairman, even in Texas they don't execute people for "almost" treason.
Meanwhile, the president refuses to unveil a plan to cope with joblessness, attacks his opponents as unpatriotically putting party before country, while a key supporter, Rep. Maxine Waters, says Republican supporters of the Tea Party can "go to hell" and offers to help them get there. Not an atmosphere likely to reassure most Americans that politicians can muster the collegiality needed to solve the deficit and joblessness problems.
Which is why only 26 percent think the economy will get better next year, down from 40 percent at the beginning of this year. Some 67 percent say the nation is on the wrong track, only 40 percent approve of the way the president is doing his job, and a miniscule 13 percent approve of how Congress is discharging its responsibilities. In short, most Americans think the economy is a mess and due to get worse, and that neither the president nor Congress has any solutions to their problems.
Besides, for Main Street the bad news now is more pertinent than the good news Bernanke has in store for later. Last quarter's growth rate has been revised downward from a puny 1.3 percent to a miniscule 1 percent. Business investment fell last month, with computers, machinery, and electronic goods leading the drop. Federal Reserve regional banks in Philadelphia, New York, and Richmond all report that manufacturing activity in their areas is declining. New home sales followed manufacturing down, declining for the third straight month to the lowest level since February, and the median price (in the middle of the range of prices) of a new home dropped by over 6 percent in the face of a continuing glut of unsold homes despite near record low mortgage rates.
Although the danger of systemic failure in the financial sector is much reduced, banks are struggling almost as much as manufacturers and homebuilders. Bank revenues in both the first and second quarters fell, accounting for two of the only three declines in the past 30 years. Bank of America is planning 10,000 job cuts, HSBC 30,000 worldwide, UBS 3,500 (5% of its workforce). Even Warren Buffett's decision, taken as he emerged from his bath, or so he says, to sink $5 billion into 50,000 shares of Bank of America preferred stock failed to impress most analysts (although it did give the bank's share price a much-needed boost). Buffett's preferred shares will pay a healthy cumulative dividend of 6 percent, well above anything BofA has paid in the recent past, and he gets warrants valued at $3 billion in addition. Douglas Kass, president of Seabreeze Partners, estimates that BofA is paying 11 percent for Buffett's capital infusion, a price so high that it casts doubt on the bank's denial of any need for equity capital. "Warren Buffett just got a great deal. Bank of America, not as much," summed up David Reilly in the Wall Street Journal. We do not know whether Buffett, who netted $1.7 billion on a similar show of support for Goldman Sachs, will feel that the gains from his BofA deal should prompt him to renew his plea to have his taxes increased.
Recent Blog Posts
The Weekly Standard Archives
Browse 20 Years of the Weekly Standard


text:
Caroline Caudill has been in business at The Chandlery in downtown Melbourne for 18 years.
Candles are widely regarded as an essential element of the holiday season, and after 18 years in business, Caroline Caudill, owner of The Chandlery in downtown Melbourne, has become widely regarded as the Space Coast's candle expert. Whether for décor or gifts, candles can bring light and life to any home during the holidays and year-round, Caudill says.
Question: How can candles enhance the holiday season?
Caudill: Decorative candles can create festive, soothing light and bring a variety of fragrances to the room to further enhance your senses, whether it be warm cinnamon, fresh pine or ...


text:
Please help bring hope to Haiti by supporting the education of two smart, eager, young Haitians!
In June 2010, Sharon and Karen went to Haiti on a medical mission. We saw that even 5 months after the quake, life continued to be extremely difficult. Touched by the people we met there, we have been inspired to help 2 young Haitians (Georgeton Charles and Jean Fournes Thaylord ) to continue their college education in the US.
They have now been studying hard with stellar marks at Cumberland County College for 2 years and will be moving onto university studies in 2013!
Thaylord will be attending Rutgers University in Jan 2013 and Georgeton has started his applications for September 2013 admissions.
Be inspired by their life stories and for updates: https://sites.google.com/site/education4haitians/home
For more information about our experience in Haiti, check out Karen's blog:
Join the Conversation
Organization Information
511 S Main St
% Charles Ramsay Plainville, KS 67663
Help two young Haitians bring change to Haiti by donating towards their college education!
Reports: Guidestar
for this Cause
Anyone can set up a fundraiser for this charity. It's quick. It's easy.
And it's free!


text:
VANCOUVER -- Heading into Sunday's game against Canada, the Americans believed they had the best goalie in the tournament.
Jack Johnson went so far as to brazenly state Saturday that the Americans were "starting the best goalie in the world" in Sunday's game against Canada.
Needless to say, that boldness was met with rolled eyes and stifled laughs by many. After all, what had Miller ever won? And how could Johnson possibly stack the Buffalo Sabres netminder up against Canada's Martin Brodeur and Sweden's Henrik Lundqvist, the goalies of the past two Olympic champions?
Well, the chuckles coming out Canada's portion of the Doubting Thomas camp have been stopped -- for at least a night -- after Miller made 42 saves to outplay Brodeur and not only keep his team in a game it had no business being in at times, but help deliver a 5-3 victory to take the Group A title and earn an unexpected bye into Wednesday's quarterfinals.
"In fairness, Canada probably out-chanced us two-to-one," American coach Ron Wilson said.
In fact, the Canadians out-shot the Americans 45-23 in a memorable night for Team USA at Canada Hockey Place. The win was the first by the Americans against a Canadian team in Olympic competition since the 1960 Games at Squaw Valley and the first ever against the full national team. Team USA's two other Olympic wins against Canada came against club teams representing Canada, not a representative national team.
"He was the best I've ever seen him play," American forward Ryan Kesler said. "He gave us a chance to win."
Miller, a leading candidate for the Vezina Trophy this year because of his outstanding season with Buffalo, showed the rest of the hockey world what Sabres fans already know.
Wilson is all too familiar with Miller's ability to steal a game as Wilson's NHL team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, are in the same Northeast Division as the Sabres.
"Ryan Miller was outstanding tonight," Wilson said. "He was every bit as good as I have seen him throughout the season."
It seems that virtually every Canadian player could tell a tale of woe about one-on-one encounters with Miller on Sunday.
Patrick Marleau alone was stopped on six different occasions. Crosby was denied on a breakaway in the game's third minute to set in motion an awful night for the Canadian superstar, who scored a late goal on a one-timer, but finished a woeful minus-3. Later in the first, Corey Perry made one of the prettier spin-o-rama moves of his career only to see a Miller toe save leave it all for naught.
But it was Iginla -- a former 50-goal scorer -- who was the poster boy for the headaches Miller caused the host team. It was late in the third period and the Canadians were coming in waves looking for two goals to erase a 4-2 deficit. Iginla surely had one on his stick when a rebound pooped into the slot and Miller was scrambling to find his position.
Instead of the red light and an explosion by the desperate crowd at CHP, the puck found the webbing of Miller's glove as the goalie fell forward to the ice.
"He played outstanding," American forward Chris Drury, a former Miller teammate in Buffalo, said. "He was there, square to every shot. He played a heck of a game. He was our backbone back there."
Afterward, Miller seemed to be the only one being modest about what he had just accomplished. He insisted it was his teammates that made his performance possible and it was just another night at the office.
"It was a little busy, but that's to be expected from Canada," Miller told NHL.com. "Watching their other games, they get a lot of pucks to the net and it was no different tonight."
For the rest of the American team, it was validation of what they already believed; a validation that will only help their confidence when the quarterfinals arrive on Wednesday.


text:
'future travel' by hanemaai
'my infinite home tool' + 'stretch out – home wear'
photo by david joosten
dutch designer jolien hanemaaijer of hanemaai has developed two products for her project 'future travel'. the first object is titled
'my infinite home tool' which double functions as a portable cabinet and bag. this particular item started from the maker's
personal experience with extensive travelling and having to live out of a suitcase, a device to bring attention to what artifacts are
important to a person.
'my infinite home tool' in use
photo by david joosten
'my infinite home tool'
photo by david joosten
image © designboom
image © designboom
dimensions: h x w x d: 74 x 40 x 22 cm
weight: 4.5 kg
finishing : lindseed oil
photos by david joosten
'stretch out- home wear'
photo by david joosten
the second outcome of the investigation is a piece called 'stretch out –
home wear'. this is an indoor tent kit which consists of steel poles,
a knitted blanket with wood print, textile panels, an elastic net and
cotton rope with a built-in light cable and globe that can be plugged
into an available outlet. this design was also a result of hanemaaijer's
globe-trotting, to create an intimate space in a foreign environment.
these were presented at the central exhibition space of DMY berlin 2012, located in the former city airport berlin tempelhof.
'stretch out – home wear' unassembled
photo by david joosten
the collection from the 'future travels' project
image © designboom
You lost ergonomy in your travel!


text:
Over the past few months, I have been making preparations for a major life event that has posed several unique challenges to me as a prepper. At the end of the month, I will be moving. It is the type of move that is not across town where I can simply load up into a rented truck and make several trips to get everything where it needs to go. To assist me, and to further complicate things (in my opinion), my employer hired a moving company that came to pack up my worldly possessions into boxes that were loaded up and are making the trip across the country as I sit here and type this. As a result of this arrangement, I am faced with several unique challenges that would impact any family, but especially impacted mine because of the fact that I have several preparations that I have made to see us through in the event that there is ever a difficult time in our lives.
Here are some of the challenges that I encountered:
Weight limitations: An initial challenge with completing a move is with the amount of weight that you are trying to transport. In my case, my employer is paying for a specific amount. I can move as much as I would like, but I would have to cover the difference in the cost. And to be truthful, why would I want to part with any of my cash? Even if you are making a move on your own accord, the more you have to move, the more effort, space, etc. that is required. A weight limitation can also be a blessing in disguise because it can require that you get rid of all those unnecessary collections of things that have been hanging around in the cupboards.
Hazardous materials: There are numerous regulations and policies that significantly limit the type and/or quantity of hazardous materials that can be transported by a moving company. Unfortunately, many of the items that are stockpiled for survival purposes are considered to be hazardous and cannot be shipped, including:
- Gasoline
- Kerosene
- Fuels (Sterno, fuel tabs, etc.)
- Oils
- Propane
- Ammunition
- Batteries
- Lighters
- Lighter Fluid
- Matches
- Charcoal
To avoid having to get rid of everything, consider moving these items yourself or looking into the possibility of shipping these items on your own. This can be an expense but could be cheaper overall, or some items like ammunition just plain can't be replaced in some areas.
Water: There is no lightweight option when it comes to water. On top of this, water is wet, which can cause issues for the other items that you are moving. The best option, if possible, is to empty and dry your water-storage containers prior to moving and refill them at your final destination. In the meantime, make sure that you have access to a water source and a way to filter and store additional water in a pinch. One of the storage tanks that goes in the bathtub might be a really good option and will not take up much space in a suitcase during your travels.
Food: There are certain foods that cannot be moved. Neither produce nor any frozen, perishable, open, partially used or refrigerated foods can be moved by a commercial moving company. And they can be difficult to move, even if you do it yourself. Plan on using these items up prior to your move. In addition to these restrictions, we are without any stockpile of food for the duration of our move. The best way that I can overcome this challenge is to network with our close friends and neighbors who are willing to help us out if things were to fall apart before we get all of our stuff back in our possession.
Separation from possessions: Just like the food situation, I am apart from all the rest of my safety net. If it is possible, keep at least your bug-out bag or basic survival kit with you. This can be tricky, though, depending on how you are traveling and where you have to travel. Check the local laws for every State that you have to travel through to ensure compliance with laws that govern weapons or any other item that may be restricted.
Operational security (OpSec): There is typically a reasonable level of concern with inviting strangers into your home to help with a move – or with anything, for that matter. It can be difficult especially in the case of movers because they will have a good idea of what you have and where its new location is going to be. One option might be to camouflage preparedness-related items. Another option would be to rent a mobile storage container to pack everything into and then arrange for its shipment. The best overall option might be to move everything yourself if it is possible and you are that concerned.
I will say that with the challenges of relocating as a prepper also come some opportunities that can be taken advantage of as well. During the process of going through your stockpiles, packing, moving and unpacking everything, consider using this process as your chance to:
- Take inventory: Completing an inventory of the items that you have is important for getting an accurate picture of what you actually have on hand as compared to what you think you have. In addition to this, a good inventory is the single best way to make sure that you have appropriate insurance coverage and can recover your losses if you ever need to file a claim. Recording important information like make, model and serial numbers can also be useful for accountability and insurance purposes. Pictures are the best form of proof.
- Identify: Review the completed inventory to identify shortfalls or gaps with the items that have been set aside for an emergency or difficult time. This list can be the outline for future purchases or highlight new skills that should be learned.
- Organize: Take advantage of being displaced by getting organized. As part of the organization process, consider placing caches of your preps in various locations throughout the house and/or property.
- Update: It is pretty easy to miss out on staying current with best practices or the latest technology. As you look over your preparations, see if there are things that need to be updated. Don't fall prey to buying the latest and greatest if what you have still works and does the job just as well. Update only items that will result in better/safer function or increased chances of survival. Think of upgrading from a black powder rifle to a semi-automatic, magazine-fed rifle, as an example.
- Discard: If there are items that are broken, expired, unserviceable or not needed, make sure to get rid of them. Unless the item can be used for training or parts, they don't really serve a purpose in being kept around.
- Replace: Don't forget to replace items that are discarded to keep an appropriate level of stock on hand.
Just like anything in life, moving can be challenging, especially for a prepper. With a little planning and a lot of patience, your move can go smoothly. But always remember to cover your bases and, if possible, never leave yourself or your loved ones protected against a tough time.
–Tom Miller


text:
Farm Prices News Conference
Participants talked to the press about the state of the agricultural economy. They proposed that farmers be given some form of emergency relief.
People in this video
- Dan Glickman Secretary Department of Agriculture
- Earl Pomeroy U.S. Representative [D] North Dakota
- Leland Swenson President National Farmers Union
Hosting Organization
Related Video
Farm Prices and Emergency Relief
Following a meeting with President Clinton, Secretary Glickman and others talked with reporters about this…
Farm Issues
President Clinton received the Golden Triangle award from the National Farmers Union. He then discussed how the…
U.S. Farm Economy Status
The committee questioned Secretary of Agriculture Glickman about the status of the U.S. farm economy.
Farm Subsidies
After meeting with President Clinton about the urgency of the agriculture subsidy issue, Democrats talked with…


text:
Category:For voice, 2 violins, continuo
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
The list below includes all pages in the category "For voice, 2 violins, continuo". This includes works originally scored for solo voice and two violins accompanied by basso continuo. See also For voice, violin, continuo, Scores featuring the voice, Scores featuring the violin, Scores with basso continuo.
→ Sort this list by work type, instrumentation, composer, and more.
Pages in category "For voice, 2 violins, continuo"
The following 198 pages are in this category, out of 198 total.


text:
News: The IEA and Nordic Energy Research to continue work towards a second edition of the Nordic ETP in 2016. Click to read more.
Nordic Energy Technology Perspectives launched in January 2013, and is the first ever regional edition of the International Energy Agency's (IEA) renowned global publication Energy Technology Perspectives.
- Download the report
- Download the slides in powerpoint format
- Download the figures in excel format
- Press release
The IEA presented the results at five national launch events (see video), and the results have since been presented a various other conferences.
Nordic Energy Research held a series of workshops in 2013 to assess the feasibility of a second edition to be published in 2016. More information will follow.
Pathways to a carbon-neutral Nordic energy system
Based on the IEA's global scenario to limit average global temperature increase to 2°C, the Nordic edition includes an even more ambitious Carbon-Neutral Scenario, which assesses how the Nordic countries can achieve their national emission reduction targets for 2050 as a region.
Nordic Energy Technology Perspectives has established itself as a reference document for energy technology policy-making in the Nordic region, and offers international readers an example of Nordic leadership in the transition towards a sustainable energy system.
Try out the visualisations below, or read more about the project at the IEA's project page: iea.org/etp/nordic.


text:
|Patterns of p53 and Ki-67 protein expression in epithelial dysplasia from the floor of the mouth.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 9496258 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Oral squamous cell carcinoma develops through a series of precancerous stages manifested at the microscopic level as epithelial dysplasia. Mutation of the p53 tumour suppressor gene is thought to be an important component of oral carcinogenesis. p53 regulates cell proliferation and DNA repair by inhibiting the cell cycle at G1/S; loss of p53 function may therefore lead to aberrant cell kinetics. To date, no studies have examined the relationship between p53 protein and alterations in cell kinetics in oral epithelial dysplasia from a single anatomical site. Serial sections were studied from 40 routinely processed biopsy specimens of epithelial dysplasia from the floor of the mouth. The expression of p53 protein was determined by immunohistochemistry and cell proliferation was studied by immunostaining for the cell cycle-dependent protein Ki-67. The number of positive cells per millimetre of basement membrane was determined using computer image analysis and compared with site-matched normal controls. The mean p53 labelling index (LI) in normal mucosa was low, 3.48 +/- 0.92 [mean +/- 95 per cent confidence interval (CI)], and increased sharply in the transition from mild (42.49 +/- 21.71) to moderate (104.86 +/- 51.39) epithelial dysplasia. The mean p53 LI for severe dysplasia was 119.09 +/- 56.50. Differences were also observed in the distribution of p53-positive cells between grades of dysplasia, with the development of compact p53-positive foci in severe dysplasia. Mean proliferative indices, as determined by Ki-67 expression, were significantly associated with grade of epithelial dysplasia. Furthermore, there was a significant correlation between p53 LI and Ki-67 score (r2 = 0.37, P = 0.01). It is concluded that altered p53 protein expression is probably an early event in oral carcinogenesis in the floor of the mouth and is associated with dysregulation of cell proliferation at this site.
|J Kushner; G Bradley; R C Jordan
Related Documents :
|9185998 - Interleukin 1 beta converting enzyme-like proteases are essential for p53-mediated tran...
12485438 - Cell cycle deregulation and xeroderma pigmentosum group c cell transformation.
11895858 - Generation and characterization of p53 null transformed hepatic progenitor cells: oval ...
17520098 - Quercetin induces cell cycle g1 arrest through elevating cdk inhibitors p21 and p27 in ...
9733438 - Possible involvement of very low density lipoproteins in steroidogenesis in the human o...
19486898 - Cell proliferation and synaptogenesis in the cerebellum after focal cerebral ischemia.
Publication Detail:
|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
Journal Detail:
|Title: The Journal of pathology Volume: 183 ISSN: 0022-3417 ISO Abbreviation: J. Pathol. Publication Date: 1997 Dec
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 1998-03-17 Completed Date: 1998-03-17 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 0204634 Medline TA: J Pathol Country: ENGLAND
Other Details:
|Languages: eng Pagination: 418-23 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Oral Pathology, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto, Canada.
Export Citation:
|APA/MLA Format Download EndNote Download BibTex
|MeSH Terms
Cell Division
Cross-Sectional Studies
Disease Progression
Ki-67 Antigen / metabolism*
Mouth Mucosa / metabolism, pathology
Mouth Neoplasms / metabolism*, pathology
Neoplasm Proteins / metabolism*
Precancerous Conditions / metabolism*, pathology
Retrospective Studies
Tumor Suppressor Protein p53 / metabolism*
Reg. No./Substance:
|0/Ki-67 Antigen; 0/Neoplasm Proteins; 0/Tumor Suppressor Protein p53
From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine
Previous Document: The localization of the insulin-like growth factor receptor 1 (IGFR-1) in benign and malignant breas...
Next Document: Molecular genetic evidence for the conversion hypothesis of the origin of malignant mixed müllerian...


text:
by Kieler Woche
Kiel Week - On day three of Kieler Woche, weather conditions on the race courses of the Olympic classes and the One Designs were hard to predict. After just one race, head of the organizing committee, Jobst Richter (Kiel Yacht Club), had to stop the races at noon because of a small thunder cell with strong winds that was approaching the Kiel Fjord faster than predicted. After a break of four hours, the races continued amid stormy gusts.
A stormy Monday brought Germans Ferdinand Gerz and Patrick Follmann into the lead in the 470 class.
'To interrupt the racing day was the right decision. We were not hit that much by the thunderstorm, but it hit Eckernfoerde and Damp quite badly. That would have been irresponsible', concluded Richter in the evening.
After a late race program, the German sailors in the Olympic classes could be satisfied looking at the results. There are still two German teams leading in the Laser. With the same amount of points than his sparring partner Philipp Buhl (Sonthofen), Simon Grotelueschen (Kiel) is currently just leading, followed by Andrew Maloney from New Zealand, who became third at the Worlds. In the Women's Laser, Franziska Goltz (Kiel) is continuing her way up the ranking and is fighting a duel with the former World Champion Tatiana Drozdovskaya from Belarus.
'This is a great training for the Olympics', said Goltz, who will meet Drozdovskaya again at the Olympics. After seven races, Goltz is leading with 13 points, same point score than Drozdovskaya.
Tobias Schadewaldt/Hannes Baumann (Kiel) are taking up speed in the 49er. After a restrained start at the first racing day, the titleholders finally got into the game of the Kiel Week as they said and are now leading after nine races. 'Even if our focus is on the Olympics, Kiel Week is still important for us as the titleholders', said Hannes Baumann. His helmsman cannot even get enough from the Kiel Week and wants to start in an international class for the second part of the race week.
In the 470, the contests are turning out to be a real German festival. While Ferdinand Gerz/Patrick Follmann (Munich) had to give up the pole position, Magnus Masilge/Moritz Klingenberg (Potsdam) took the lead in the fleet, followed by Gerz/Follmann. In the Women's 470, the Junior Vice World Champions Annika Bochmann/Elisabeth Panuschka (Berlin/Uerdingen) showed impressive results. With four victories in six races, they are now leading with one point in front of Tina Lutz/Susann Beucke (Chiemsee/Strande).
In the paralympic 2.4mR, Heiko Kröger (Hamburg), who was third in the interim standings, is now dominating the fleet, followed by Damien Seguin (France) and Thierry Schmitter (Netherlands).
Kieler Woche website


text:
Our Work
How do I get started?
Phone: 301-540-9913
Email us:
Learn how to get started ...more
e-Reader Solution
Market Sector: Consumer Products
Description and Scope of Project
We were contacted by a leading e-Reader accessory provider to develop a stretch-to-fit silicone, skin-style e-Reader case for the Amazon Kindle2. The case was to be a high-end case that set itself apart from other commercially available cases, while fitting within the client's product portfolio of other high-end, quality products that they offered.
Results and Project Value
Core Source developed three concept models in the initial development phase from which the client selected the concept that best differentiated their product and provided the best quality to their customers. Core Source developed an innovative case that provided overall protection for the e-reader device and featured attached connector port covers, as well as a light-weight screen protector flap that folds out-of-the way and attaches to the back of the e-reader case when in use, and securely attaches to a molded snap feature on the front of the e-reader case when not in use. We added styling features to the back of the case, giving the case character and providing functional propertiesit provides ergonomic finger grips and additional protection if the device is dropped on its back. The integrated customer branding was designed into the case by embedding the logo into styling features. Throughout the detail design we worked closely with the client's tooling supplier to enhance mold-ability characteristics while maintaining the aesthetic and functional requirements. We developed detailed documentation for the customer to deliver to a high-volume production facility and it was well-received by the e-reader community.


text:
Originally posted by The dragon is taking over
I like the video a lot, and thank you for the quick reply.
I was wondering if anyone could maybe just help me push through the threshold, as I having been trying for at least a year, and have not really gotten out of my body even... If anyone could, I will send them a u2u with some information.
Thank you,
Originally posted by Frank_Rizzo
It seems as of late rather than projecting anywhere, I have been lucid dreaming more than ever. Is this part of the process or a pre-cursor? Really not sure. I hadn't started to lucid dream until I became interested in astral projection.
Originally posted by CavemanDD
reply to post by Mr Green
Nope, only creepy music for me. . Sounds pretty nice.
Congradulations on getting out.
Waking up and opening your chakras is good if you can feel up to it. When you fall back to sleep, I have noticed some results from this.


text:
Health Topics
We found 2 neurologists in Burlington, NC
Filter by
Provider's gender
Male Female
Sort by: Proximity Profile completion Name
Peter Clarke - MD
1234 Huffman Mill Rd
Burlington, NC27215
View phone number (336) 538-1234
View fax number (336) 584-6811
Accepts new patients
Profile completion (40%)
Hemang Shah - MBBS
1234 Huffman Mill Rd
Burlington, NC27215
View phone number (336) 538-2365
View fax number (336) 538-2317
Accepts new patients
Profile completion (40%)
Profile Completion refers to the overall completeness of a provider's profile. By showing providers with more complete profiles first, we make it easier for you to quickly identify the most informative profiles on yourdoctor.com
Copyright © 2005 - 2015 Healthline Networks, Inc. All rights reserved for Healthline. Healthline is for informational purposes and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy


text:
This festival didn't feel like a first year event. Everything ran smoothly, they never ran out of ice, beer or food, and I can still hear Miranda Lambert. See highlights in the embedded video. Read More »
Tag Archives: Las Vegas
SXSW V2V and ZDoggMD: Healthcare Disrupted – You're Gonna Love It
Healthcare has long been recognized as the most un-disruptable industry on earth. Until Dr. Zubin Damania came along, that is. Read More »
Book Review: 'Everyday Las Vegas' by Rex J. Rowley
This is a scholarly book covering general problems caused by Las Vegas' rapid growth with useful information but few personal stories and little drama. Read More »
Shows and Eats: Vegas Rolls Out Welcome Mat for CES Attendees
Before we even get to the actual gadgets, let's start with some of the more fun aspects of CES Week. Read More »
Book Review: 'Frozen: Heart of Dread #1′ by Melissa De La Cruz and Michael Johnston
Can evil conquer the hearts of those living in a frozen but beautiful world? Will those in thrall to such evil allow the destruction of a beautiful place? Read More »
Anthem Film Fest: Rand in the Desert
The Anthem Film Festival, part of the FreedomFest Conference, runs from July 10-13, 2013, at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas. Read More »
Attraction Review: Eli Roth's Goretorium, Las Vegas
I am a total wimp, but the hugely talented actors here somehow manage to hit just the right level of scary-fun Read More »
Floyd Mayweather Jr. Set To Fight Saul Canelo Alvarez on September 14, 2013 at MGM Grand Arena, Las Vegas
Clearly, the stakes are high for both fighters. Alvarez has youth on his side, while Mayweather has a slight edge in experience. Read More »
TV Review: Steven Soderbergh's Behind the Candelabra
Michael Douglas and Matt Damon give superb performances as Liberace and his young protege in Steven Soderbergh's surprisingly affecting biopic. Read More »
Floyd Mayweather Retains WBC Welterweight Title Against Robert Guerrero
Mayweather remains undefeated (44-0) after an easy win on May 4, 2013 in Las Vegas. Read More »


text:
- bakerella.com - http://www.bakerella.com -
Pop Star: Sue in Michigan
Posted By Bakerella On June 20, 2010 @ 9:33 pm In Pop Stars | 39 Comments
"To celebrate a graduation from Michigan State University on Saturday, May 8, 2010, I made these Graduation Cake Pops to surprise the graduate. The tassel is in the appropriate color for the degree being granted. They were fun to make and I can't wait to do them again! GO GREEN!" – Sue
Return to Pop Stars Index [2]
Article printed from bakerella.com: http://www.bakerella.com
URL to article: http://www.bakerella.com/pop-star-sue-in-michigan/
URLs in this post:[1] Image: http://www.bakerella.com/images/2010/06/061_popstars-sue_lg.jpg[2] Pop Stars Index: http://www.bakerella.com/pop-stars/
Click here to print.
Copyright © 2009 bakerella.com. All rights reserved.