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Chapter 3
Vegetarian Bacon
That Monday afternoon:
"Barry but you've got to, you're my last hope" Sindy begged Barry, but he wouldn't badge, he just shrugged and walked down the stairs, he walked so fast the Sindy could not keep up, so she slid down the rail, and as soon as she go to the bottom
"Detention Ms. Calmer" Mr. Tayt said, but Sindy just accepted it, What's another detention if I'll save the world from vampire slavery.
She finely caught up with Barry, right before he walked into the boy's locker room. "Come on Barry, you are my last hope. You know that Mr. Pork might be a vampire and the mathleets will help us in cracking him, and Megan won't talk to me unless you're there" Sindy begged, but Barry didn't crack.
"Sindy, you know I would do this for you, but running track is my all, I'm not going to miss a practice because Mr. Pork might be a vampire" Barry said and walked into the locker room. But he forgot that Sindy has no shame what so ever, and she just followed after him into the BOY'S locker room.
Not surprisingly Sindy was back in the principal's office waiting for Mr. Pork to give the normal teacher speech. Mr. Pork walked into his office as Sindy played with a piece of string she found on the floor.
"Sindy, you were here on Friday, and again on Monday, what did you do, or what do you keep doing" Mr. Pork asked but Sindy just kept playing with her string. "Sindy!" Mr. Pork raised his voice, which gave her a shock. He grabbed the string from her and through it in the bin. Sindy folded her arms and looked up at Mr. Pork with a frown.
"Okay, now what's this about you going into the boy's locker room?" Mr. Pork asked Sindy, she just frowned as she sat in the little chair in front of his desk. He sat on his desk and asked the same thing again.
"Barry doesn't want to skip track practice to help me with the mathleets, just once" Sindy said looking sad. Mr. Pork just looked at her as if she were crazy, then he got up and walked behind his desk
"Okay and what's this about me being a vampire?" Mr. Pork asked tilting his head to the left
"Well, for one your name is Mr. Pork" Sindy said trying to defend herself
"Did you know that I'm a vegetarian?" Mr. Pork asked with a grin on his face
"Nah uh, I saw you at the café downtown and you were eating bacon"
"Sindy, have you ever heard of macon, vegetarian bacon?" Mr. Pork said making Sindy feel silly.
Truth be told, Mr. Pork did look like a vampire, slick black hair, always wears black even up to the point that he doesn't have a mirror in his office. Mr. Fearer (The former principal), used to make you look in the mirror when you did something bad, and would say something like: see that, that person in the mirror is someone with potential to be great, but are you like that? Honestly, Sindy found it cliché, but Mr. Fearer was the only person in the whole school who didn't look like a paranormal creature from fiction comic books to Sindy.
Mr. Tayt (Vice principal), looks like the bunny in The Thundermans, the super -Vilene
Mrs. Tayt (Sindy's science teacher) looks like a scientist
Mr. Smith (Sindy's 2nd language teacher) looks like Vodark the incomprehension able
Mrs. Smith (Sindy's math teacher) looks like a Ballybog
Mr. Milsons (Sindy's English teacher) looks like a werewolf
Mrs. Milne (Sindy's Geography teacher) just looked plane scary
Mrs. Van De Pool (Sindy's Hockey coach) well Sindy thought that she is the best teacher on campus mainly 'cause Sindy loves Hockey.
"Sindy, are you listening?" Mr. Pork asked noticing that Sindy was daydreaming. Mr. Pork looked down at her from his high desk. "Sindy, if you are not going to pay attention, I'll just send you straight off to detention"
"Sir, I already have a detention slip" Sindy said and got up to leave Mr. Pork's office.
"Sindy, you play hockey right?" Mr. Pork asked, Sindy just nodded and turned the door knob "Well, you can't play a sport unless you do an educational thing as well" Sindy turned 'round just to see Mr. Pork smiling and Sindy saw them his vampire fangs looking at her."So I'll see you at the math Olympiad on Wednesday?" Mr. Pork asked her. And oddly, Sindy fainted once again, it wasn't real, but Sindy has learned over the years of being in trouble how to faint at will. When she woke up Barry was standing there by her side
"You are so lucky that it rained," Barry said and Sindy just smiled
"You still have to go to the mathleets" Mr. Pork said as he walked by the nurses office and as they walked out of the office and got to the stairs, "Race you to the top" Sindy said and they begun to run up the stairs, and when they got to the second floor they met with Mr. Tayt:
"Detention for running up the stairs" he said, but as usual Barry and Sindy just accepted it and walked away.
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We never know the departure time from work, and often we do not have time for practice any sport or we feel tired after a long day. The passive exercise through appliances, also known as "fitness for lazy people", is the solution to keep in shape without any excuse.
The results of passive exercise vary according to the diet we follow, that is why we always recommend to follow a healthy diet to be fit. However if we combine this type of exercise with a daily functional training, the results will be faster and more effective.
The passive exercise or fitness for lazy people is one of the latest developments to reduce inches with no effort.
The passive exercise consist on stimulate the muscle by applying a microcurrent through electrodes, placed strategically in the different zones where we want to work our muscles. This type of method does not generate discomfort and besides through this kind of gymnastics, we achieve tone, get elasticity, firming, and tightening the muscles, via isometric contractions. That's why it helps to lose weight without effort.
Electrical stimulation or passive exercise, follows a process that goes from the tissues external to the most internal. Buttocks, hips, stomach, legs and arms, are some of the areas where you can apply electrotherapy.
Currently exists in some fitness areas, electro stimulation machines that combine electro stimulation with a complete physical training. Loncego, for example, is a high-tech sports equipment that combines exercies through electrodes with a complete a training table.
A 30-minute session with electrostimulation training equate to an hour and a half of usual training.
The perfect exercise for lazy people! Who wants to try?
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text: Associations Now Home > Resources > Associations Now Does Your Meeting Need to Rebrand Itself? Associations Now, December 2012 Brain Power By: Kristin Clarke Brand or rebrand? The debate is now more important to meeting planners since a turbulent economy has heightened the need to differentiate events so people attending fewer of them can choose effectively. "A meeting has to be in one of two modes for rebranding to make sense, since the strategies are different for each," says John Parke, president and CEO of Leadership Synergies. "If your meeting is shrinking, you are trying to win back folks from the past. If it's growing, you want to expand the new attendee base by reaching out differently." If rebranding is required, two key questions can help the process: How will you create a compelling value proposition? And what are the characteristics of the ideal attendee to whom you'll appeal? "You'd be surprised at how superficial the conversation is about changing demographics and generational differences," Parke says. "Planners often don't know what these mean. … We want [them] to be thinking in terms of psychographics. What resonates with those populations? What triggers actions such as registration? After questions like those, we then must have a good sense of what the experience is that we're trying to conjure in people's minds." Parke facilitates an exercise during ASAE's Business of Meetings workshops in which attendees build a new conference, often giving planners courage to repeat the process with established meetings. "It shakes them up and allows them to talk to colleagues about things they'd passed over previously but may use when rebranding," says Parke. "Rebranding and bold strategies are risky, but the irony is that the consequence of inaction may be a failed meeting anyway." Contributed by Kristin Clarke, a business journalist and writer for ASAE. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com John Parke will facilitate the Business of Meetings program December 3-4 in Brussels as well as other dates in 2013. Rate this item: Please Sign in to rate this. Comments: Sign in to write a comment People also read: Data Nugget: Cashflow at Small Nonprofits 8 Common Leadership Styles Free Training When (and Where) It's Needed Most Steer a Board Without Taking the Wheel 2012 Healthcare Associations Conference Resources You may also like: Avoid Job-Search Paralysis Stretch Yourself, and Other Advice for Weathering a Mid-Career Crisis Eight Tips to Prepare for Your Next Interview Commit to Career Growth Strategies for Career and Life Empowerment


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How to Resolve Conflict with your Partner in a Positive Way
Is it better to be right, or to be happy? Psychotherapist and Life Coach Didi Zahariades, MA, joined us to share ways to resolve conflict in a positive way so that everyone comes out ahead:
Let Go of the Need to Be Right
It is important to realize that your need to be right has nothing to do with your current argument, but most likely is a function of the way you argue. It is connected to your past, not your current conversation or relationship.
It is a destructive behavior to the self-esteem and confidence of the other individual, as well as preventing equality in the relationship. If you Win, then you create a Loser in your partner.
Having to be right alienates the other person.
It is arrogant for an individual to think he/she is always right. It is also arrogant to put someone down because he/she doesn't agree with you.
If you need to be right, it is most likely an ego thing. The potential harm of your needing to be right may equal an increase in stress, the erosion of happiness, and the beginning of lack of trust in your relationship.
Stay Focused on the Current Argument & Listen
Healthy communication is a two way process and it involves the ability to actively listen to someone without interrupting or telling them they are wrong. This can only occur when you are listening to the current conversation and not plotting your next comment.
Avoid eye rolling, interrupting and rehearsing what you're going to say next.
Practice empathy. Don't underestimate the importance of really listening and empathizing with the other person
Stay present with the current discussion, not one that occurred prior.
Don't be Defensive
It is impossible to listen and stay present in this discussion if you are defensive.
Defensive people are quick to deny any wrong doing and work hard to avoid looking at the possibility that they could be part of the problem in 'this' disagreement.
Be cautious of vocabulary, a defensive person often uses phrases of attack and generalizations such as 'You always' or 'You never…'
You can put your guard down; this person loves you and is not attacking your character or you. This is a contained disagreement!
Be Respectful.
Be as respectful to your mate as if you were speaking to a co-worker or stranger.
Being mean may win the argument but will ultimately lose the relationship.
Watch your vocabulary; remember you love this person.
No one can hear anything when you are yelling; keep your volume and tone in check.
Get Over it.
If you are focused on winning this argument, you are creating a loser in your partner. Challenge yourself to see why this one argument truly matters. --- Give it a break, do you care 2 hours later?
Talk about ways to settle the argument that will meet both of your needs.
Be willing to change and keep an open mind.
Be able to say, 'I'm sorry.' It shows emotional maturity.
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The first poster entitled, "A novel small molecule cytidine analog, RX-3117, shows potent efficacy in xenograft models, even in tumors that are resistant to treatment with gemcitabine," will be presented on Sunday, April 6, 2014, during the "Experimental and Molecular Therapeutics 6" poster session from 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm in Hall A-E, Poster Section 34. The second poster entitled, "Synthesis of targeted docetaxel-polymer conjugate and its anti-tumor efficacy," for RX-21101 will be presented on Tuesday, April 8, 2014, during the "Chemistry 8" poster session from 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm in Hall A-E, Poster Section 27.
Peter D. Suzdak, Ph.D., CEO of Rexahn, commented, "The inhibition of tumor growth produced by RX-3117 in human cancer cells already resistant to gemcitabine is a very important finding. Approximately 25% of patients treated with gemcitabine become resistant after one cycle of therapy, representing a large unmet medical need and a significant opportunity for the clinical development and potential commercialization of RX-3117." Rexahn initiated a Phase Ib clinical trial of RX-3117 in cancer patients with solid tumors in January 2014.
RX-21101 is the first development candidate derived from the Company's Nano-Polymer-Drug Conjugate Systems (NPDCS) platform. This technology targets the delivery of currently marketed chemotherapeutic agents directly into cancerous tumors. RX-21101 is a polymer conjugated form of docetaxel, a common chemotherapy agent that is now generic but is marketed worldwide under the trade name Taxotere® and had annual sales of $3.1 billion when still under patent.
"In preclinical studies, RX-21101 has demonstrated increased efficacy and reduced toxicity, as compared to intravenously administered free docetaxel," explained Dr. Suzdak. "RX-21101 contains a signaling moiety that directs the delivery of docetaxel into tumor cells while minimizing the free circulating levels of docetaxel. This approach reduces potential adverse events and maximizes the anti-tumor activity of docetaxel."
"The NPDCS platform has the potential to generate multiple development candidates using other pharmaceutical companies' cytotoxic anticancer compounds, transforming them into cancer cell specific compounds with reduced side effects and increased efficacy. This represents a clinical development approach for Rexahn with lower risk, using FDA approved anticancer compounds. Rexahn looks forward to utilizing the NPDCS platform to develop multiple development candidates for either internal development or out licensing," Dr. Suzdak concluded.
About RX-3117
RX-3117 is a next generation nucleoside analog that is activated (phosphorylated) by the enzyme Uridine Cytidine Kinase (UCK) and inhibits both DNA and RNA synthesis which induces apoptotic cell death of tumor cells. UCK is overexpressed in multiple human tumors, but has a limited presence in normal tissues. This unique specificity for cancer cells may lead to an improved efficacy and safety profile in cancer patients. RX-3117 also mediates the downregulation of DNA methyltransferase 1 (DNMT1), an enzyme responsible for the methylation of cytosine residues on newly synthesized DNA and also a target for anticancer therapies. Preclinical studies have shown RX-3117 to be effective in both inhibiting the growth of various human cancer xenograft models, including colon, lung, renal and pancreas, as well as overcoming chemotherapeutic drug resistance.
RX-3117 has demonstrated a broad spectrum anti-tumor activity against 50 different human cancer cell lines and efficacy in 12 different mouse xenograft models. The efficacy in the mouse xenograft models was superior to that of gemcitabine. In addition, RX-3117 still retains its full anti-tumor activity in human cancer cell lines made resistant to the anti-tumor effects of gemcitabine. In August 2012, Rexahn reported the completion of an exploratory Phase I clinical trial of RX-3117 in cancer patients conducted in Europe, to investigate the oral bioavailability, safety and tolerability of the compound. In this study, oral administration of RX-3117 demonstrated an oral bioavailability of 56% and a plasma half-life (T1/2) of 14 hours. In addition, RX-3117 was safe and well tolerated in all subjects throughout the dose range tested.
About RX-21101
RX-21101 was developed using the Nano-Polymer-Drug Conjugate Systems (NPDCS) platform jointly discovered with the University of Maryland at Baltimore. This technology targets the delivery of currently marketed chemotherapeutic agents directly into cancerous tumors. The direct delivery of chemotherapeutic drugs into the tumors has been shown to result in increased efficacy and reduced toxicity. The NPDCS platform combines existing chemotherapeutic agents with a proprietary polymer carrier that contains a signaling moiety which directs the drug into the tumor. This approach minimizes the levels of freely circulating anti-cancer agents in the body, which can dramatically reduce potential adverse events, and maximizes anti-tumor activity by accumulating in the cancer tumor. NPDCS is a broad platform that has the potential to generate multiple therapeutic candidates going forward.
RX-21101 (HPMA-docetaxel-folate) is a polymer conjugated form of docetaxel, a common chemotherapy agent. In preclinical studies, RX-21101 demonstrated increased efficacy and reduced toxicity, as compared to intravenously administered free docetaxel. Docetaxel is now generic but is marketed worldwide under the trade name Taxotere® for the treatment of breast, ovarian, prostate, and non-small cell lung cancer. Despite its commercial success, docetaxel is toxic to all dividing cells in the body and is associated with a high incidence of adverse events including anemia, infection, fever, neutropenia, neuropathy, asthenia, edema, alopecia, nausea and vomiting. These adverse events are the result of high concentrations of free docetaxel in the blood. By minimizing the circulating concentration of free docetaxel in the blood and maximizing the concentration in the cancer tumor, RX-21101 may increase anti-tumor activity and a lower incidence of adverse events.
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Denver library officials are as patient and broad-minded as you could imagine. Why else would they invite me to a special forum last week on the library's future — and even follow up when I first ignored the invitation?
After all, I'm the fellow who last year argued that "we simply don't know what libraries will look like in a decade or two or three — or whether we'll even need most of their physical locations." I went on to wonder whether it makes sense "to relieve the city's budget woes by creating a permanent funding stream for the one service whose customer base is facing potentially drastic erosion?"
Why would the library want to goad a potential skeptic into opining once more on the city's probable decision to ask voters to create a special library district with a dedicated mill levy? Clearly they must think they've got a powerful case — as they do, up to a point.
Because of budget cuts, all but five branch libraries in Denver are open only 32 hours a week. Ideally, they should be open at least six days, and well into the evenings.
Meanwhile, the acquisitions and technology budgets have declined to the point that the library risks falling behind its peers, if it hasn't already. Staffing levels have eroded, too.
If the library had a dedicated mill levy, it would ensure a more stable source of funding — one that didn't rise and fall with retail sales or have to compete with other programs.
Nor are library districts unusual. Nearly half of Colorado's public libraries — those in Arapahoe and Douglas counties, for example — are in independent districts.
In some ways, Denver's library already functions as if it were independent — vesting policy in the hands of an appointed commission, for example. With a separate district, the appointment authority would migrate from the mayor to the City Council — which should make an independent district more responsive to popular concerns, not less so.
So was I won over by last week's speeches? To some extent, obviously, but not entirely.
Sure, an independent district is an attractive model — more stable and probably more efficient than a library dependent on a larger bureaucracy for contracting needs. And if voters approved a dedicated tax, it would relieve the city of a $32 million obligation (DPL's 2012 budget), erasing a significant chunk of Denver's structural deficit.
But I'm still not convinced that library officials, here or anywhere, know where the digital revolution is likely to take them. "Change is nothing new to libraries," city librarian Shirley Amore declared, noting that libraries had survived earlier predictions of their demise. But surely the digital challenge is unique.
E-books and news apps don't threaten the existence of libraries, which will still offer for free what we would otherwise have to buy. But they eliminate the need for us to set foot in a building to borrow an item — as well as for staff to process returned books or handle late fees (there are no overdue books with e-readers).
Someday e-readers will saturate every economic stratum, just as TV and even cable do today. And as the years pass, demand for a library's paper books will shrink.
Sure, libraries will reinvent themselves to fill their halls. To some degree, they already have: as entertainment and community centers. Of the 9 million items Denver libraries checked out last year, 34 percent were DVDs and 8 percent were music CDs. (Only 3 percent were e-books and audiobooks, a percentage that has begun to soar.)
Surely it's not entirely a bad thing for an institution that purchases "The Bourne Ultimatum" in bulk to compete for funding with other public programs. Or is this a grumpy quibble from someone with a dated definition of literacy and culture?
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2012 Summer Olympic Summer Games held at The Ohio State University.
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Special Olympics Ohio's State Summer Games - the largest Special Olympics event in Ohio - are set. The events will be June 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.; June 29 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and June 30 from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
More than 2,500 athletes from 67 of Ohio's 88 counties are in training for the 2013 competition and for the opportunity to earn coveted medals. Athletes representing Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca will compete.
Most competition venues are on the campus of The Ohio State University. The Games bring together athletes for competition in 11 sports: aquatics, ...


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Beavercreek Solar Home For Sale
In 1993 I was not thinking about solar power generation when I had an area cleared in the center of twenty acres of twelve year old Douglas fir trees for a house, landscaping, and garden. But then with that clearing we ended up with a fair amount of open space, especially to the south and west of the house. That fit very well with the installation early last year by Andrew Koyaanisqatsi of Solar Energy Solutions of thirty two photovoltaic panels. That was a great addition to the solar panels we have had for hot water ever since the house was first built.
Now the fir trees are about seventy feet tall, and we still get plenty of solar power. In fact, the credit from summertime power generation provides surplus electricity that cancels power company bills deep into the last part of the year.
We have a fine house with outstanding landscaping. Other features include orchard, raised beds, vegetable and flower gardens, ¾ acre of black walnut trees, a greenhouse, and three sheds. I have to add that most years we find Chanterelle mushrooms in the woods.
It is a heavenly place, but with advanced age we regretfully find that it is time to move closer to our sources of medical care and ordinary supplies. Our present home will be a great place for someone interested in country living with the added bonus of solar power.
This photo shows the great western exposure before the photovoltaic panels were added.
House and acreage at 26423 S. Beavercreek Road, Beavercreek, Oregon 97004
2,939 sq ft plus 208 sq ft of extra storage space
4 bedrooms, 2 ½ bathrooms, kitchen Corian countertops and solid hardwood floor; finished daylight basement
Draindown solar hot water system with two solar panels; 32 photovoltaic panels
Cedar deck; exceptional landscaping, waterfall and pond, sprinkler system ; three sheds, greenhouse; 8 ft deer fence around orchard and garden; 20 acres, mostly Douglas fir and includes ¾ acre of black walnut trees and a stream
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Environmental Health and Safety
Requesting a Material Safety Data Sheet
First, you need to gather the following information about the product you are requesting the MSDS for:
Next submit your request and the above information to Carol Lindberg by phone at ext. 8073, in person or by mail to the Hazardous Waste Building.
If the MSDS is available on campus, you should receive your MSDS within a few days. If the MSDS is not available on campus, it may take several weeks to receive a copy from the distributor.


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I'm working on Simplicity 1879 the Lisette Souviner top and wondering abut the two piece sleeve. This is a loose fitting raglan sleeved blouse with 3/4 sleeves. The sleeves have a front and back with seams at the top shoulder as well as the underarm. I'm not having any problems with the pattern, I'm just interested in learning more abut the construction and pattern drafting. Obviously, there's a different look to the shaping this way, but why else might the designer choose this kind of sleeve over the more typically shape?
Just a few thoughts.
The pattern pieces are smaller so can fit on the fabric easier and perhaps save on yardage.
The over arm seam can be used for fitting.
It can be a design feature... leave part of the seam open.
Here's Liesl's blogpost on the Simplicity 1879, with pictures.
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Feet: 1,2,3,3A,4,5,7,8,10,13,16,18,20, 29,32,35,37,50,64,70,71,82,85,86, 92
What are the pattern pieces associated with this dress-- do you simply cut four sleeves, or two front sleeves + 2 back sleeves?
There is a front and back sleeve piece. It definatley saves on yardage, but only a little, I think. I thinki it allows for a fitted sleeve without the usual gathered cap. However, it requires precision assembly. It does look nice and smooth, but I'm not sure I love the extra seam down the top of the arm.
There are two types of raglan sleeve. One has a top seam and the other has a dart at the neckline. It's basically for fitting and it's easy to add for a full bicep with the top seam. It also makes it easy to fit the sleeve to the slope of your shoulder.
As Nancy K explained, a raglan sleeve can have a dart or a seam. A seam is easier, IMO; less chance of a pokey dart! I think it's a little bit more beginner/user friendly, which is part of the point of the Lisette patterns, I believe.
2007: purchased 115+, sewed 105+
So close to parity, yet so far
Trying again in 2008
Yards purchased: 133
Yards sewn: Somewhere around 95
2009? I give up
I just finished a muslin of this pattern. The sleeves worked well and gave the shoulder some structure. They went together easily. The only tricky part was attaching them to the body and making sure the corners on the neckline matched up. Other than that I have no idea the purpose.
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There is no greater example of our expertise and efficiency than our marketing and leasing systems.
Leasing Administration
After implementing a community's strategic marketing plan, we utilize our proprietary Leasing Administration and Marketing System (LAMS™) to administer and monitor the implementation of the marketing plan and subsequent leasing activities. LAMS™ is a sophisticated, web-based system customized for student housing. We developed it internally to provide a real-time link from our home office in Austin, Texas, to each of our managed properties. Our corporate marketing and leasing staff is able to administer and monitor the following areas on an up-to-the-minute, real-time basis:
- Monitoring traffic and building our prospect database — Whether it be from walk-ins, telephone inquiries, website hits, attendance at promotional events, etc.
- Prospect follow-up – All follow-up to students and parents is automatically generated, disseminated and monitored by LAMS™ and on-site staff.
- Measuring marketing effectiveness — We continually evaluate which marketing mediums and related expenditures are driving traffic and producing actual leases. We continually make adjustments to the marketing plan and reallocate marketing dollars accordingly
- Leasing statistics — We monitor lease-up by unit type, leasing velocity compared to same periods in prior years, and an array of proprietary statistical comparisons that indicate when pricing adjustments are necessary
- Future period rent rolls — Rent rolls for the upcoming academic period are automatically generated by LAMS™ based on current and projected leasing results, providing accurate cash flow forecasting and reliable budgeting
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We begin each new management assignment by conducting in-depth research to ensure every aspect of the market and community is identified and understood:
- We first identify and analyze all current student housing product offerings in the market.
- Next, we determine where the subject community fits within the market from a product positioning and pricing perspective.
- Finally, all current and emerging variables are analyzed related to increases or decreases in supply and demand, such as new off-campus communities or enrollment changes from evolving admission policies.
After completing an in-depth market analysis, we develop a strategic marketing plan that includes:
- Specific marketing message based on our product position and pricing strategy
- Market segmentation with identification of targeted student segments prioritized in the order of their likelihood to lease at the subject community
- Identification of marketing mediums to be utilized in delivering the message to each targeted student segment along with frequency and scope parameters
- Development of a complete marketing budget, schedule and a detailed action plan related to full implementation of the marketing plan


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Augusten Xon Burroughs (born Christopher Robison) is an American writer best known for his New York Times bestselling memoir "Running with Scissors" (2001), which spawned a feature film of the same name. His other books include "Sellevision" (2003), a novel, and "A Wolf at the Table" (2008). His latest book, "You Better Not Cry," is a collection of unusual Christmas reminiscences told in his signature style; it was released by St. Martin's Press in October 2009.
The author of "You Better Not Cry" didn't start writing till he was 24--when he did he quickly learned the importance of reading random, often "really bad" books.
Augusten Burroughs has called humor the "spoonful of sugar" that relieves the bitterness of his work—sometimes. But does it come naturally?
Something must have been in those cookies Emily Dickinson was baking, because she "seemed to have been in touch somehow with a lot more than she was in touch with."
Other authors fret about the impact of the Web, but Augusten Burroughs "would not want to even be alive" without it.
Augusten Burroughs recalls a childhood friend, and his current French companions.
Augusten Burroughs has a foolproof cure for writer's block.
Every parent should send a dollar to J.K. Rowling.
Augusten Burroughs agrees with Einstein: "There is no preferred point of view in the universe"
Augusten Burroughs does not possess the blessing of forgetfulness.


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Mitchel Neubauer hit two home runs and had five RBIs to lead Southern Door over Algoma, 15-9, Tuesday in a high school baseball game.
In games Monday, Sevastopol beat Northeastern Wisconsin Lutheran, 14-2; Sturgeon Bay beat Kewaunee, 7-2; Gibraltar held off Algoma, 6-4; and Oconto defeated Southern Door, 19-5.
? AT ALGOMA: Southern Door scored four runs in the fifth inning to rally from a 9-5 deficit and beat the Wolves. ...


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Where the Mockness Happens
1. Cheifs: Luke Joeckel OT, Texas A&M
2. Jaguars: Star Lotulelei DT, Utah
3. Raiders: Damontre Moore DE, Texas A&M
4. Eagles: Bjoren Werner DE, FSU
5. Detroit: Demarcus Miliner CB, Alabama
6. Browns: Jarvis Jones OLB, Georgia
7. Cardinals: Geno Smith QB, WVU
8. Bills: Tyler Wilson QB, Arkansas
9. Jets: Dion Jordan OLB, Oregon
10. Titans: Sheldon Richardson DT, Mizzou
11. Chargers: Eric Fisher OT, Central Michigan
12. Dolphins: Cordarelle Patterson WR, Tennessee
13. Buccaneers: Johnthan Banks CB, Mississippi State
14. Panthers: Sharrif Floyd DT, Florida
15. Saints: Ezekiel Ansah DE, BYU
16. Rams: Chance Warmack OG, Bama
17. Steelers: Barkevious Mingo DE/OLB, LSU
18. Cowboys: Johnthan Cooper OG, UNC
19. Giants: Manti Te'o ILB, Notre Dame
20. Bears: Travis Frederick OG, Wisconsin
21. Bengals: Alec Ogletree LB, Georgia
22. Rams: Lane Johnson OT, Oklahoma
23. Vikings: Keenan Allen WR, Cal
24. Colts: Johnathan Hankins DT, Ohio State
25. Seahawks: Deandre Hopkins WR, Clemson
26. Green Bay Packers: Barrett Jones OL, Bama
27. Houston Texans: John Jenkins NT, Georgia
28. Denver Broncos: Xavier Rhodes CB, FSU
29. New England Patriots: Kenny Vaccaro S, Texas
30. Atlanta Falcons: Sam Montgomery DE, LSU
31. San Francisco 49ers: Jesse Williams NT/DE, Bama
32. Baltimore Ravens: Desmond Trufant CB, Washington
Not a great KC pick. OT isn't a need.
Ogletree is a great pick for the Bengals.
Terrible Bears pick. Frederick is not a 1st rounder. Johnson, Ogletree, or Jones would be the pick.
*Nancy Kerrigan voice* Whyyyy?!?!?!
Baltimore taking a CB in the first round? No thanks.
Yes to DeAndre Hopkins (though I have a feeling he'll end up as a Patriot).
Perfect Miami Pick!!
I do not like Ansah in the 3-4. Mingo for the Saints!
NT isn't a need for the Colts and Hankins has no other position in the NFL. Plus I just don't like him as a prospect. I'd go with Montgomery, Rhodes, or even Vaccaro there if those were the options.
Allen to the Vikes is sweetness.
It really is hard to take a mock draft seriously when you have the Chiefs pass on a QB (easily their biggest need), I assume, because you feel no QB is worthy of the #1 overall and then have QBs going 7th & 8th overall. If they are worthy of going in the top ten, then why not #1. If they aren't worthy, why have teams who did not have as big a need at QB draft them in the top 10. It makes no sense.
It also makes no sense to assume that the Chiefs can get their QB in the second round. Why wait in a quarterback poor draft and risk losing the QB they want.
Mingo is ok, i need to see him in action at the combine before id be totally comfortable with it...Keenan Allen and Teo would be tough to pass on too
And lets be honest here, Cards need a QB worse than you, and the Bills are right up there, though not as bad, their determined to get a new QB in there.
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Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy senior Nick Marsh (28) is a leader on both sides of the ball for the Eagles.
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His coaches call him "The Professor."
With good reason. Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy senior Nick Marsh carries better than a four-point academic average with a schedule featuring AP government, AP microeconomics, AP statistics and AP environmental science.
To say nothing of what the Marsh called his best subject - honors English - where he reads such light fare as Dante's Inferno. ...


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St. Thomas More Elementary School's football program is taking steps to not only continue but to expand its reach within Green Bay, officials said.
Members of the football program's board, school officials and the Green Bay Area Catholic Education system are committed to moving the program forward in 2013-14, according to Steve Knaus, athletic director for the school.
The Green Bay School District recently approved its own middle school football program, which will launch in fall. St. Thomas More officials said their program will continue despite the district's program.
The St. Thomas More program is taking applications for the 2013 season for fifth- through eighth-graders. Visit http://www.eteamz.com/stthomasmorehawks or call the school at (920) 432-8242.


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|Risk of deep vein thrombosis following a single negative whole-leg compression ultrasound: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 20124539 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|CONTEXT: In patients with suspected lower extremity deep vein thrombosis (DVT), compression ultrasound (CUS) is typically the initial test to confirm or exclude DVT. Patients with an initial negative CUS result often require repeat CUS after 5 to 7 days. Whole-leg CUS may exclude proximal and distal DVT in a single evaluation.
OBJECTIVE: To determine the risk of venous thromboembolism after withholding anticoagulation in patients with suspected lower extremity DVT following a single negative whole-leg CUS result.
DATA SOURCES: MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL, LILACS, Cochrane, and Health Technology Assessments databases were searched for articles published from January 1970 through November 2009. Supplemental searches were performed of Internet resources, reference lists, and by contacting content experts.
STUDY SELECTION: Included studies were randomized controlled trials and prospective cohort studies of patients with suspected DVT and a negative whole-leg CUS result who did not receive anticoagulant therapy, and were followed up at least 90 days for venous thromboembolism events.
DATA EXTRACTION: Two authors independently reviewed and extracted data regarding a single positive or negative whole-leg CUS result, occurrence of venous thromboembolism during follow-up, and study quality.
RESULTS: Seven studies were included totaling 4731 patients with negative whole-leg CUS examinations who did not receive anticoagulation. Of these, up to 647 patients (13.7%) had active cancer and up to 725 patients (15.3%) recently underwent a major surgery. Most participants were identified from an ambulatory setting. Venous thromboembolism or suspected venous thromboembolism-related death occurred in 34 patients (0.7%), including 11 patients with distal DVT (32.4%); 7 patients with proximal DVT (20.6%); 7 patients with nonfatal pulmonary emboli (20.6%); and 9 patients (26.5%) who died, possibly related to venous thromboembolism. Using a random-effects model with inverse variance weighting, the combined venous thromboembolism event rate at 3 months was 0.57% (95% confidence interval, 0.25%-0.89%).
CONCLUSION: Withholding anticoagulation following a single negative whole-leg CUS result was associated with a low risk of venous thromboembolism during 3-month follow-up.
|Stacy A Johnson; Scott M Stevens; Scott C Woller; Erica Lake; Marco Donadini; Ji Cheng; José Labarère; James D Douketis
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|Title: JAMA Volume: 303 ISSN: 1538-3598 ISO Abbreviation: JAMA Publication Date: 2010 Feb
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|Created Date: 2010-02-03 Completed Date: 2010-02-22 Revised Date: 2014-09-17
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8. Armory Points dosen't work.need the fix version release.
make sure it is already on before starting.also, if you have 0 points and are just looking at weapons at the armory from the MAIN MENU then it will show 0 if the option is on. if you are in a mission or whatever and then have to select items for the mission in the armory then it should work. if not, give me a detailed instruction how and what you are doing and i will try to copy it and see if it isn't working here as well.
can anyone else try this with the latest version of the trainer and confirm you are having problems? i would appreciate it. i would have to install this game over again.
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A Winnetka woman was able to get a SWAT team to surround her husband's workplace for three hours yesterday after she received an accidental "butt-dialed" cell phone call from him that led her to believe he was being held captive. He was actually listening to rap music while talking to a coworker.
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Well, here we are.
It has been clear for some time that God was taking His hand of protection off of the United States. Looking at the overall results of this election, it seems that we have reached the tipping point where the majority of Americans are willing to sell their freedom for what they think is going to be financial safety. More importantly, is our national desire for each one to do what is right in his own eyes. We make ourselves feel good by protecting the eggs of the eagle and then we kill our own young in the womb.
We gather in political and racial social groups that call themselves churches that use the "church" to spew racial hatred and advance the anarchy of "tolerance." Homosexual groups no longer wish for us to just leave them alone. They now demand that we accept their lifestyle as not just normal but good. They demand that we stop using the Bible as our source of right and wrong.
The only people or positions they won't "tolerate" are those who disagree with them. They have keywords they use to shut others up. Intolerant, bigots, radical, hate-mongers, evangelist. This takes us right back to the first time the church members were called Christians. Then as now, the word Christian was used as a curse word. Those who would not accept Jesus called His followers "little Christ's" as an insult.
I don't know where we go from here but it seems obvious to me that it is time for the church to get back to being the church. Our goal: Get back to telling the world that Jesus is the way.


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The Hawks interviewed Nate McMillan for their head coaching job on Wednesday, despite the fact current coach Larry Drew is under contract until June 30, and has not been let go.
Clint Capela was terrific in 36 minutes vs. New York on Sunday, posting a career-high 18 points on 7-of-11 shooting with 11 rebounds, three steals, one block and one turnover.
Ty Lawson was a healthy DNP-CD vs. the Knicks on Sunday.
The Knicks dropped their fourth straight game on Sunday despite Arron Afflalo's season-high 31 points on 13-of-19 shooting, with six of his points coming in overtime.
Kristaps Porzingis continued to impress during Sunday's overtime loss, scoring 20 points (8-of-13 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs) with 13 rebounds, one assist, one steal and two blocks.
Robert Covington racked up seven steals during Sunday's loss to Memphis, to go along with 12 points, two 3-pointers, seven rebounds, four assists and one block.
Marc Gasol grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked four shots vs. the 76ers on Sunday, both season-highs, and he also scored nine points with three assists and one steal.
DeMarcus Cousins (back) is questionable for Monday's game vs. the Mavericks.
Harrison Barnes (ankle) will miss at least the next three games for the Warriors.
Eric Bledsoe scored 20 points with five rebounds, 11 assists and three blocks on Sunday, helping the Suns snap their four-game losing streak with a win in Toronto.
Victor Oladipo provided another spark off the bench on Sunday, scoring 19 points with two 3-pointers, eight rebounds, six assists, two steals and one block.
Reggie Jackson finished Sunday's loss to the Nets with eight points on 4-of-20 shooting, six rebounds, nine assists, one steal and three turnovers.


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Crocodile rescued from mallComment on this story
Roseville, California -
Don't shed any tears for a crocodile that was captured wandering outside a pet store at a Northern California shopping mall.
California Fish and Wildlife officials have taken custody of the crocodile, are feeding it rainbow trout and will likely donate it to a zoo.
Police say the crocodile was apparently left outside the Roseville store by someone who didn't want it anymore.
The animal had grown to 1.2m in length, and its jaws had been wrapped shut with heavy-duty tape.
There was a note identifying it as a Nile crocodile and requesting someone "call rescue".
Police say no one was hurt on Wednesday when the animal was picked up with the help of a catch pole typically used to nab stray dogs. - Sapa-AP
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Musepaxx, a new mpc-transcoding tool
Musepaxx, a new mpc-transcoding tool
Mar 13 2005, 18:39
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As there was no utility that suited my needs, i decided to write my own one. If such a tool already exists, I didn't find it. Nevertheless it was a nice programming training
For mpc to mp3 transcoding there would also be MPxcange, but you only have the option of ID3v1 or v2 but not both. You are also limited to lame-mp3. With my tool you can copy the tags to any format you want, as long as the encoder has options for tags.
There is also foobar, but not everyone wants to use it, although it's the best player (IMO).
So what's the clue with my tool?
It just pipes the mppdec with ANY commandline encoder that supports it.
It reads the APEv2 tags from a musepack-file and replaces the placeholders in the encoder string.
The encoder string is saved in a config-file. The placeholders are the same as in EAC, so you just have to copy your EAC-string and you're ready to go.
Besides the CLI-tool, I wrote an user interface where you can edit your decoder/encoder strings and drag&drop your files which you want to encode.
The CLI is written in C and compiled in VS.net 2003, the GUI is written VB.net so I don't know if you need a runtime to start it.
I've just finnished the main-work on it and would very much appreciate if you could test my tool and give me some feedback or tipps how i could enhance it.
If you think my tool is useful, it would be nice if someone could help me with open-source licenceing so that I can safely distribute my tool.
you can download 0.1 here
have fun testing it
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About Frontah
Do you already have a serious contact with Madah ?
Or did you just send an email & are now waiting for answer ?
Cuz I think I already emailed Madah on how the lack of update was a pity, asking why no update & why not free the source ?...
All I get was no answer ... so I tryed to post here as Madah used to be on HA ...
but it seems Madah is lost in the cyberspace ... he suddenly vanished from everywhere ... & then silence ...
so I am still pessimistic ... unless you have already had an anwser ... have you ?
... Frontah is slowly becoming a sadware ;(
Do you have any news of Madah-Frontah ? I ask you specially as I see you are both in the MAC team
Also why did boereck coded universalfront when he was also in the same MAC team instead of upgrading Frontah ?
I don't really understand the logic behind all this ... (except "I can do better" which ended not to be true IMHO)
with time Madah-Fontah's silence has really became a mystery for me ...
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The big news here is that the Vixen and Tuscan were the first new models launched under Martin Lilley, TVR's owner since 1965. Even so, you'd have been completely forgiven for missing their arrival as new cars had you visited the TVR stand at the 1967 Earls Court Motor Show. The Manx-tail styling continued and was altered only in detail.
But don't underestimate the Ford crossflow-powered Vixen. Visually, the Vixen was almost identical to the Mark IV 1800S (and the V8-powered Griffith 400 – see right), but the arrival of Ford power changed the driving experience completely. As for the Tuscan V8, its role in life was as a reputation restorer following the Griffith's troubled run. Its arrival also marked the first point in TVR's history where the company offered two Blackpool-built series-production ranges in parallel, with the Tuscan being the company's V8-powered giant-killer.
The Vixen S1's engine comes from the Cortina GT and, with its Cosworth-profiled camshaft, improved manifold, bigger valves and twin-choke Weber carburettor, it puts out a very healthy 88bhp. Although slightly down on power compared with the MGB engine used in the Grantura, Ford's Kent engine is lighter – resulting in improved handling balance – and far revvier. More importantly, there were more tuning options back then, even if that's not entirely the case now.
The difference in power units certainly manifests itself today, as the characters of the Vixen and Grantura are vastly different. The Vixen feels lighter on its feet and encourages you to drive like a committed sports car driver should – you hang onto the gears longer, enjoy each gearchange just a little more and generally involve yourself in the experience. It's much less of a low-rev slogger, but few owners were heard to complain.
Like the Grantura, the Vixen underwent regular updates, culminating in 1972's S4, but the car fundamentally changed little, even if it was improved rather a lot. Longer doors arrived in October 1968, much to the relief of taller TVR fans, and build quality generally continued to improve.
But it's the Cobra-powered icons that generated the most interest when new, and continue to do so today. Hearing the Tuscan V8 and Griffith 400 on track is a real treat – and Martin Cliffe, owner of the earlier car, warns us of its foibles: 'Not much roadholding, vastly inadequate brakes, gets much too hot in the cabin, flawed suspension geometry and massive steering kickback.'
He's not wrong – and despite respecting the slow-in, fast-out rule in the bends, it kicks and twitches like a skittish stallion a long way short of being broken-in. Although, with 271bhp on tap, the Griffith is far from the most powerful TVR produced, it's blindingly fast in a straight line – and that's down to it having a fabulous power-to-weight ratio borne of its 865kg kerbweight. Once you're travelling at more than 130mph, the front end lightens disconcertingly and, in deference to the Griffith's hair-trigger handling, we reserve full-throttle moments for Bruntingthorpe test track's two-mile straight, where it feels every bit as quick as any of the newer TVRs.
Its (slightly) more refined replacement, the wide-bodied Tuscan V8, is also shatteringly quick. We weren't able to strap timing gear to it, but Motor magazine's comments are telling: 'The 4.7-litre Tuscan will reach 100mph with two up and test kit in a mere 13.8 seconds – our fastest ever from a production car; with one up it will do 0-100-0mph in 18.5sec.' To put it into context, that's quicker than the original Lamborghini Countach – and considerably scarier.
Yet, despite the power disparity between the Vixen and the Tuscan V8, it's the slower car that surprises the most. The Vixen's steering is lighter, its handling better balanced, and it's a lot cooler in the cabin. The majority of TVRs sold during the resurgence and growth of the company at the end of the 1960s were these appealing four-pots or, from 1968 onwards, the Capri-powered 3.0-litre Tuscan V6. But it's the V8 models that make the biggest impression – and that went on to be the inspiration for the wilder TVRs of the 1980s and '90s.
Blackpool's Cobra: the V8s
The Griffith V8 began as a racer's spark of inspiration. In 1962 works TVR drivers Gerry Sagerman and Mark Donohue were having their own cars serviced at TVR importer Jack Griffith's workshop in New York. Donohue owned an AC Cobra; Sagerman owned a TVR Grantura. The story goes that one day – and just for fun – the workshop's mechanics came up with the idea of slotting Donohue's engine into Sagerman's car. It didn't fit, of course, but it was food for thought for Griffith.
Griffith became obsessed with the idea and, in 1964, carried out his own installation of a 427ci V8 into a Grantura Mark III. There were handling issues with the first car, but the potential was plain to see. Fired up by the programme, TVR's North American distributor, Dick Monnich, brought the car to Grantura Engineering in Blackpool for evaluation. Series production of the TVR Griffith followed later that year, with the majority of the cars heading Stateside, where they were marketed simply as 'Griffith'.
The cars were actually shipped to the USA without their drivetrains, so that Griffith could fit them at his premises. There were a number of mechanical issues, most notably a propensity to overheat.
Technical changes over the Grantura (engine aside) were limited:
suspension pick-up points were beefed up, spring and damping rates were altered, and a large bonnet bulge was added. The V8 was offered in two states of tune: 195bhp and 271bhp. The 200 (1963-'64) had a rounded tail like the early Grantura's; the 400 (1964-'66) had the Manx tail.
They were incredibly fast cars, but the Griffith's reputation for shoddy build and unreliability was a major contribution to Grantura Engineering's collapse. Griffith got it in the neck from his customers about their cars' poor quality, and he piled pressure on the factory to improve. He failed. Around 250 were built before the Griffith was succeeded by the Tuscan V8 in 1967. It's a legend, if a flawed one.
All The TVRs - The Full Story - All The TVRs
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Timeline TVR
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Grantura Mark lll, Mark lV 1800S - TVR's Grantura Mark lll, Mark lV 1800S
There's an appealing delicacy about the TVR Grantura that shouts 'drive me'.
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Johannesburg -President Jacob Zuma was only trying to "decolonise the African mind" when he criticised caring for dogs as pets as part of "white culture", the presidency said on Thursday.
"The essential message from the President was the need to decolonise the African mind, post-liberation," said presidential spokesman Mac Maharaj in a statement,
He said Zuma wanted "to enable the previously oppressed African majority to appreciate and love who they are and uphold their own culture".
The presidency was responding to a report in The Star that said Zuma, in a speech given at Impendle in KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday, had said that spending money to buy a dog and taking it to the vet and for walks, belonged to "white" culture.
He said that the African way was rather to focus on family.
According to the newspaper, Zuma also said people who loved dogs more than people had "a lack of humanity".
Zuma added that there was a generation of people trying to "emulate whiteness" but who would not succeed.
"Even if you apply any kind of lotion and straighten your hair, you will never be white," he was reported as saying.
In the presidency's statement, Maharaj did not deny that the president had made the above points.
However, he said, that the "few remarks" were in fact about "promoting ubuntu and maintaining respect and high regard for other human beings and African culture".
Maharaj said Zuma was referring to "what people should guard against, such as loving animals more than other human beings".
"He made the well-known example of people who sit with their dogs in front in a van 1/8bakkie 3/8 or truck, with a worker at the back in pouring rain or extremely cold weather.
"Others do not hesitate to rush their dogs to veterinary surgeons for medical care when they are sick, while they ignore workers or relatives who are also sick in the same households."
Nevertheless, Maharaj said Zuma was not suggesting that animals "should not be loved or cared for".
People however should not "elevate our love for our animals above our love for other human beings".
Maharaj said that Zuma "emphasised" the need to "preserve that which is good in certain cultures, and avoid adopting practices that are detrimental to building a caring African society".
However, Maharaj also said that Zuma wanted his audience to know that "they should not feel pressured to be assimilated into the minority cultures".
Maharaj criticised the media coverage of Zuma's speech.
"It is unfortunate that the journalists concerned chose to report the comments in a manner that seeks to problematise them, instead of promoting a debate about deconstruction and decolonisation of the mind as part of promoting reconciliation, nation building, unity and social cohesion." - Sapa
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Respite provides substitute care so that the family members or the primary caregiver of an individual with developmental disabilities may attend to personal business, an emergency, or pursue a leisure-time activity. Respite is provided either in or out of the home. It may be offered over the course of several days and may take the form of homemaker service, sitter companion, family reimbursement to hire a Respite provider, or stay in a DDSO certified residence or Family Care Home.
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On Wednesday, we launched our cutest dog event called Bark Madness. It's a March Madness type of deal where we seek to find who has the cutest dog in the area. The idea came from a newsroom conversation. We were all comparing dogs (and cats) to see who had the cutest one. That's when it hit us. Let's do a bracket with our readers and their dogs and see which dog is the cutest. We thought it would be something fun to do with our readers. ...


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A second blood bank has opened in Santa Rosa, spurring competition for blood donors and hospital contracts in a major realignment of Sonoma County's blood bank system.
BloodSource, a large regional company headquartered in Sacramento, is taking blood donations at its newest location, 3505 Industrial Drive.
It will compete with Blood Centers of the Pacific, a San Francisco-based nonprofit agency that last year acquired Blood Bank of the Redwoods, the region's primary blood provider for 63 years.
Redwoods closed last July, three years after the Santa Rosa-based blood bank lost its largest contract. St. Joseph Health System-Sonoma County, which generated a quarter of the company's annual revenues, switched to Pacific in 2008 to reduce costs.
Pacific now supplies blood to all of the hospitals in Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino counties.
But BloodSource will be bidding on those contracts when they expire, said Leslie Botos, a spokeswoman for the Sacramento nonprofit agency.
"We look forward to our continued growth in the area," she said.
BloodSource, with an annual budget of $93 million, collects 250,000 units of blood each year. Pacific has a $65 million budget and gets 115,000 units annually. Together, they serve nearly 100 Northern California hospitals.
<NO1><NO>Last March, Redwoods agreed to merge with Pacific, the Bay Area's largest blood bank, which supplies more than 50 hospitals. Pacific is part of Blood Systems Inc., the nation's second-largest nonprofit blood organization.
About half of Redwoods' employees lost their jobs in the merger. Pacific opened a donation center in August at Redwoods' former headquarters in Santa Rosa.


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40 Watt Sun Album To Be Released Via Metal Blade
Metal Blade Records has announced it will release the new 40 Watt Sun album "The Inside Room" in partnership with European label Cyclone Empire Records. The album will see its Metal Blade release on July 19th, 2011.
40 Watt Sun is the new music project of singer/guitarist/songwriter Patrick Walker, best known for his previous band, Warning. 40 Watt Sun sees Patrick Walker accompanied by drummer/percussionist Christian Leitch, known as the guitarist and founder-member of London-based band The River, and bass player William Spong.
40 Watt Sun's debut album, "The Inside Room," was recorded over three days and nights at The Library Studio in London, produced entirely by the band and engineered and mixed by bassist William Spong. It features five new songs of original material.
The band is in the process of confirming North American tour dates for September. Dates will be announced as they are confirmed. Additional details on the band are available here.
The "Inside Room" track listing is as follows:
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13:12 The night is far gone. Paul speaks here of the "night" of this present age. The "light of the world" has come (John 8:12), and we must prepare for the Second Advent of Christ and the age to come.
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Film fan in Oadby loves cinemas so much he built one in his garden shed
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Film fan Art Zarb loves cinemas so much he built one in his garden shed.
The 76-year-old former projectionist has spent thousands of pounds converting a humble wooden shed into a fully operational 12-seater cinema in his garden in Oadby.
The 30ft-long, 12ft-high cinema has surround sound, three rows of tiered original cinema seats, a moving screen curtain, a projector and a part-time usherette who serves ice creams during the interval.
Art said: "I fell in love with the cinema at a very early age and left school to take up a job as a projectionist at a cinema.
"I promised myself that one day I would have my own cinema.
"When I got the chance 20 years ago, I had a shed built so that I could recreate a cinema from the 1960s.
"I spent so much time at the cinema it made sense in every way to have my own in my garden."
He said the 10ft screen could accommodate wide screen CinemaScope movies, but he can also watch television on it if he wishes.
Art, who has a library of more than 1,000 films, said: "The system is wired up to the TV so I can watch any programme I want in there, so if we want to see Coronation Street we can pop in there.
"My wife, Anne, is not that keen but I often wander in and pop on a film, although I get more enjoyment from showing films to others." Over the years, Art has used his shed cinema to entertain friends and his three children and four grandchildren.
He said: "On special occasions, my wife has been known to don a uniform and act as chief usherette and hand out the ice creams during the interval."
Anne said: "We used it quite a lot when the kids were little and then the grandchildren but they're all a bit old for it now.
"I made all the curtains in the cinema as I love sewing. I also made my own usherette outfit which I wore on occasions to hand out ice creams just like in a real cinema."
Art has entered his shed into the Cuprinol Shed of the Year contest.
He is up against some unusual sheds from across the country, including 308 "pubs" and 17 inspired by The Tardis in Doctor Who.
Also in the hunt for the first prize is Garry Wells-Lareter, of Thurmaston, whose shed is a party venue called Bar Code.
Garry said his shed "comes into its own in summertime, with the music on".
He said: "Everybody loves Bar Code. We're known locally as the party house."
Whoever wins the Cuprinol contest will get £1,000 in cash, £100 worth of Cuprinol products and a plaque and crown for the shed.
There is to be a three-part Channel 4 show about the contest.
The public vote closes on June 9.
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On December 23, 1966, he married Betty L. McClead who preceded him in death on October 23, 2001.
He is survived by one son, Rick Denton of Marietta and his sister Shirley Sayres of Marietta. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, 2 sisters, Marleen and Gladys, and 3 brothers, Richard, Leo, and Pearl.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday (Nov. 27) at 10:00 am at McClure-Schafer-Lankford Funeral Home with burial following in Moss Run Cemetery will full military honors. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2:00 pm on Monday with family present 2-4 and 6-8. Messages of sympathy may be sent at www.mslfuneralhome.com.
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|Lability of R- and T-wave peaks in three-dimensional electrocardiograms in implantable cardioverter defibrillator patients with ventricular tachyarrhythmia during follow-up.
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|PMID: 20655057 Owner: NLM Status: In-Process
|INTRODUCTION: From experiments, we know that the heterogeneity of action potential duration and morphology is an important mechanism of ventricular tachyarrhythmia. Electrocardiogram (ECG) markers of repolarization lability are known; however, lability of depolarization has not been systematically studied. We propose a novel method for the assessment of variability of both depolarization and repolarization phases of the cardiac cycle.
METHODS: Baseline orthogonal ECGs of 81 patients (mean ± SD age, 56 ± 13 years; 61 male [75%]) with structural heart disease and implanted single-chamber implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) were analyzed. Clean 30-beat intervals with absence of premature beats were then selected. Baseline wandering was corrected before analysis. Peaks of R wave and peaks of T wave were detected for each beat, and the axis magnitude was calculated. The peaks were plotted to show clouds of peaks and then used to construct a convex hull, and the volumes of the R peaks cloud and T peaks cloud and ratio of volumes were calculated.
RESULTS: During a mean (SD) follow-up period of 13 (10) months, 9 of the 81 patients had sustained ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation (VT/VF) and received appropriate ICD therapies. All ICD events were adjudicated by three independent electrophysiologists. There was no statistically significant difference in the volume of T-wave peaks or R-wave peaks between patients with and without VT or VF during follow-up; however, R/T peaks cloud volume ratio was significantly lower in patients with subsequent VT/VF (22.4 ± 25.4 versus 13.1 ± 7.9, P = .024).
CONCLUSIONS: Larger volume of T peaks cloud, measured during 30 beats of three-dimensional ECG, is associated with higher risk of sustained ventricular tachyarrhythmias and appropriate ICD therapies. New method to assess temporal variability of repolarization in three-dimensional ECGs by measuring volume of peak clouds shows potential for further exploration for VT/VF risk stratification.
|Lichy Han; Larisa G Tereshchenko
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|Title: Journal of electrocardiology Volume: 43 ISSN: 1532-8430 ISO Abbreviation: J Electrocardiol Publication Date: 2010 Nov-Dec
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New York Mets co-owner Jeff Wilpon is facing a discrimination lawsuit from a former employee. Leigh Castergine, who served as the Mets' senior vice president for several years, claims she was fired from her position of overseeing ticket sales last month because Wilpon was "morally opposed" to her being single and pregnant. According to the…Read More


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Trend: Newspaper and magazine publishing could get a much-needed boost from the next gadget from Apple.
BusinessWeek technology analyst Ben Kunz speculates about the possible impact of an Apple tablet on consumer usage of technology.
Link: Five Ways Apple's Tablet May Change the World - BusinessWeek.
Speculation about Apple's one-device-to-rule-them-all iPad reached fever pitch this month when Yair Reiner, an analyst at Oppenheimer (OPY), dug through Steve Jobs' production pipeline and found evidence that the tablet was being readied for an April 2010 launch. The timing makes sense. The iPhone is three years old, the U.S. economy is rebounding, and gadget demand is pent up among Americans who held off on toy upgrades during the recession. By spring we'll no doubt be past the holiday sales of the black-and-white e-readers that still look vaguely like medical prostate screening devices. The world is recovering from its Wall Street hangover, and it's looking for a new tech party invitation. An Apple tablet would be the guest of honor. Laura DiDio, an analyst at Information Technology Intelligence, has predicted the Apple tablet will be "the next big thing," complete with 10- to 12-inch high-res screen, Web connection, and a video cam.
...the iPad will change the world in at least five ways.
• Magazine and newspaper publishing will bounce back as consumers rediscover paid subscriptions.... Publishers realize they have a very narrow window to recapture the paid subscribers they lost to the Web, and they'll do anything to grab you with the Apple gizmo. Expect to see publishers launch visually stunning versions of their magazines with swooping typography, video insets, CNN iReporter-style news uploads, social media overlays—whatever it takes to make you think you're seeing a magazine or newspaper like never before, so much so you'll even want to pay for it.
• Television and radio ratings will continue to fall. Unlike print, TV and radio won't fit easily into the Apple tablet's format. Sure, U.S. consumers still watch 5 hours and 9 minutes of live television a day, but the problem is ratings don't hold when commercials actually air. Certainly, Apple will try to push TV shows and movies through the tablet via iTunes, but we're betting they don't sit well in your hand. Rather than being a device to watch television, the Apple tablet is more likely to be an interactive distraction when real TV ads come on your basement set.
• Augmented-reality views of the world will increase. If you missed this trend, it's simple: Augmented reality puts computer graphics on top of live video feeds, similar to the yellow line you see on the field in NFL games.IPhone users now can download applications that overlay a video feed from their iPhone camera—providing floating arrows on the screen showing you, say, the distance to the nearest New York City subway station.
With a larger tablet, such video overlays on reality will become even more compelling. Expect app makers to leap ahead by giving construction workers 3D instructions at a job site, providing consumers with product reviews that float over items on sale at the mall, or serving daters a visual display of the job history, FICO score, and criminal record of that cute guy or gal they meet at a bar.
• Two-way video on tablets will push communication costs even lower. Yes, technically you can do portable video today, if you're willing to walk around town with a laptop flipped open near a Wi-Fi zone. But by and large, our infrastructure still can't accommodate simple two-way video on the go. Add a tablet with built-in Webcam, and suddenly video calls are as easy as holding up a mirror. You better believe AT&T (T) and Verizon Wireless (VZ) are sweating about the advent of Skype video in subway trains or on Hawaiian beaches. (Perhaps Apple will throw its partner AT&T a bone by holding off on tablet Webcams for a few generations. Or it will throw AT&T under the bus by cutting a tablet deal with Verizon Wireless, a scenario at least under consideration earlier this year.
• Telecommuting may finally take off. If you hate your commute and care remotely about the environment, then why do you still sit in traffic for two hours each day? Because society has decreed face time is better than phone time. But when Apple tablets make portable video truly accessible, plane tickets and poor coffee in cars may become things of the past.
We could be wrong. Perhaps it's too much to hope for: a world where Apple provides low-cost, two-way video anywhere that saves print journalism while reducing phone costs, augments reality while cutting your commute, heck, even brings humanity closer together while stopping traffic jams and pollution.


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One group of Topeka women spent the evening networking over chocolate during the Association for Women in Communications social at chocolate shop, Hazel Hill.
Female professionals and students from around the community came to meet and chat with other communication-oriented women.
If you are interested in becoming a part of the AWC, you can join before the end of the year without paying the $50 application fee. Go to www.topekaawc.org to learn more.
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