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Posted October 1, 2012 by peta2 staff
No Doubt's new record, Push and Shove, (their first in 11 years!) dropped last week, and I haven't been able to get enough. I've been a HUGE fan of Gwen, Tony, Tom, and Adrian ever since the Tragic Kingdom days and am sooo beyond excited that No Doubt is back!
In the midst of all this excitement, we have a No Doubt prize pack to give away, which includes a Push and Shove CD, a poster, and a huge 12″x12″ sticker!
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1029 days ago
Gwen Stefani has always been the girl from Orange County CA that I always loved ever since I had listen to music. She's got a kick butt attitude and some powerful vocals. Always will be one of my favorite bands of all time. 😀 But can't say she's the only rad one of the group because Tony, Adrian, and Tom are fun and have a amazing amount of talent also.Plus Adrian always makes me laugh (cough) Bathwater music video(cough) haha.
1140 days ago
Gwen, of course!
1141 days ago
1142 days ago
Gwen all the way. She's beautiful, and she sings wonderfully! I normally don't like female singers, but she's amazing!
1144 days ago
<3 *** gwen *** <3
1144 days ago
Gwen Stefani <3 she is super creative, amazing, and definatley inspiring! She has an amazing style, and how can you not love anyone who cares for animals? aha. Shes a great role model, she is not your everyday barbie, that's for sure! I'm listening to their songs off off youtube right now, I love No Doubt!
1144 days ago
Ever since I was a little girl, I listened to No Doubt. Gwen Stefani was an inspiration to me as a child, because I admired the music and her voice, but as I grew older the affection I felt for her grew too! She loves herself, and cares for animals. Gwen's a role model :]
1146 days ago
Gwen Stefani, she's brilliant with her lifestyle and her musical career!
1147 days ago
Gwen, cause she's sweet (:
1148 days ago
Gwen Stafani has always been an inspiration to me. Not only is she an animal lover, but she loves herself noi matter what others think. Teen girls need more role models like this. People who will show them beauty is deeper than skin and hair.It goes beyond that.
1148 days ago
Gwen Stefani , because of her bold choices in her career , music , fashion , family and lifestyle. I am a huge fan <3
1149 days ago
My favorite artist has to be Gwen Stefani because of her lovely manner in which she stands up for animals!
1149 days ago
Gwen Stefani, you can't be a 90s kid and not love Gwen!
1149 days ago
I love Gwen and her powerhouse voice.
1150 days ago
I like them all, No Doubt has always been great, and I too have been listening since Tragic Kingdom they're amazing. I ;however, would have to pick Gwen she's got great style and is a great strong female for the group. She's absolutely gorgeous and inspires teen girls/womens all over the world and has for years. She's a great women.
1151 days ago
I love Gwen!! shes a style trendsetter
1151 days ago
Gwen 'cause she's vegan!
1152 days ago
Gwen Stefani because of her generous spirit
1152 days ago
Gwen! Because she rocks in every way!
1152 days ago
All of the members!
1153 days ago
I've love No Doubt's music since I was about 12. I've been to one of their concerts and they are so great live! If I would have to chose one member as my favorite it would have to be Gwen Stefani! I love her style, her voice and that she is a vegan. It's also great that she spoke out in 2007 that she does not wear fur! She is a role model for young girls… not your typical blonde barbie type.
1153 days ago
1153 days ago
i love Gwen Stefani me and my dad use to blast no doubt. I love animals and the environment and i glade Gwen Stefani does to shes my hero!!
1153 days ago
Ilove Gwen Stefani. Not only is she loving and caring but talented. I love how she cares for the environment and tries to help those in need. She has a great attitude, most starts should idol her.
1153 days ago
Gwen! When I was younger I grew up knowing Gwen's voice because we always listened to her songs. I can still tell you when it's her singing.
1153 days ago
I love Gwen, she has such a sweet vibe and I have always enjoyed her music, me and my sister used to just hang out and listen to No Doubt albums.
1153 days ago
tony kanal because he's cool and speaks up for animals.
1153 days ago
Gwen Stefani because she is vegan and hot hot hot!!! = )
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My question where are the black leaders on this. If it three white kids that beat up a black kid for the same reason both Reverend All and Jessie would be out there in a heart beat .why not go out there and say how bad it is to sell drugs and beat people down regardless of race.
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Brianna Gonzalez has been a leader for the Chapin Huskies, starring at the top of the order all season long.
On Tuesday, the junior outfielder got the game started in a positive way once again with a home run in the first inning to help lead the No. 4-ranked Huskies past Burges, 11-5, in a District 1-4A contest at the Burges softball field at Bonham Elementary.
It was Gonzalez's 14th home run of the season.
"I'm seeing the ball really well," said Gonzalez, who reached base three times and scored twice in the victory. "We have a really good lineup and I just try to help get things started. I've been really focused at the plate this year."
Chapin (20-5, 7-0 in district) blew the game open with a six-run third inning that put the Huskies up 8-2. They never looked back. Martha Gallegos delivered a single that brought in two runs, while Kiana Vega and Danielle Salas each drove in a run.
Zoe Murillo led the Huskies attack with a 5-for-5 showing, while Musu Ifopo added two extra base hits, a double and triple.
"We're really hitting the ball well right now," Huskies coach Kevin Mills said. "We have a lot of players doing a really good job."
Chapin pitcher Kaitlin Fifield earned the win in the circle in her fourth game back after right-knee surgery. Fifield got stronger as the game went on and finished with a stellar 12 strikeouts.
"I'm feeling better with each game," said Fifield, a UTEP signee. "My drop ball was working well in this game."
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VATICAN CITY, AUG. 6, 2001 (Zenit.org).- Racism "is more alive than ever, under different guises," Cardinal Roger Etchegaray told a U.N. round table in Geneva.
The cardinal, a former president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, participated in the round table last Friday at the invitation of Mary Robinson, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.
The round table was in preparation for the World Conference Against Racial Discrimination, planned for Aug. 1 to Sept. 7 in Durban, South Africa.
"We will never know how to crush this evil sufficiently, which does not cease to be reborn from its ashes," the cardinal said. The Vatican Press Office published the text of his address today.
Cardinal Etchegaray, 78, is one of a group of eminent figures established by the U.N. High Commission for Human Rights, in preparation for the World Conference.
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Four Seasons Hotel George V is launching a new experience, inviting guests to an exceptional wine tasting with Eric Beaumard in its very own Wine Cellar.
Eric Beaumard, Director of Le Cinq restaurant and silver medal winner of the World's Best Sommelier championship in 1998, will host Hotel guests in the George V Wine Cellar once a month, welcoming them for a unique opportunity to taste a range of wines expertly selected with his utmost care.
Made up of more than 50,000 bottles, the Wine Cellar contains real vintage treasures. More than 2,200 types of both French and international wines are stored there at ideal temperature and in perfect humidity conditions. Arranged by order of region, upon visiting the Wine Cellar guests will really feel as if they are traveling through the most beautiful parts of the world: Italy, California, Argentina, South Africa, Hungary, Chile, and of course France, with great vintage wines from Bordeaux and Bourgogne. Guests will also discover other hidden treasures from the Rhone Valley, the Languedoc Roussillon region and further still, some New World wines.
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Eastern Washington plays host to Portland State in their lone game of the week, as the Vikings and Eagles will face off in Cheney at 7:05 p.m. on Thursday (Feb. 15). Eastern is hoping to shake up the conference tournament race, as the Eagles trail PSU (and Weber State) for a slot in the tourney by three games with five to play.
"We're fighting for our lives right now," head coach Wendy Schuller said.
The Eagles (7-17, 2-9 Big Sky Conference) faced a tough Weber State squad in its last game, falling to the second-place Wildcats by a 73-56 score. Weber State (10-2 BSC) currently trails league-leading Montana (10-1 BSC) by a half game.
A highlight for the Eagles in that game was the stellar play of Phynique Allen, who led the team in scoring for the fourth time this season, tallying 16 points and nailing all eight shots from the charity stripe.
As has been the case in recent games, the contest was nip-and-tuck until shortly after halftime before the Wildcats started to pull away, extending a three-point lead with 14:21 remaining to its largest lead of 17 when the clock read 0:00.
The Eagles now end the regular season with three home games in their final five contests. Eastern is currently in a stretch of playing just two games in an 18-day span.
"We can get a couple days off and rest and recoup a little bit and get some freshness back," Schuller said. "We're continuing to work hard and get better at some things that we know we need to get better at. We just don't have that maturity level yet where we understand, okay, this is crunch time, we need a stop right now or, this is crunch time, we need to score. We've got to find a way to get a great shot and, if we need to get an offensive rebound, we have to do that. Right now, there is not that sense of urgency."
Portland State (9-15, 5-6 BSC) has had a very up-and-down season as of late. The Vikings have not won or lost more than three games in a row since December and have split their last four contests, alternating wins and losses. Most recently, the Vikings also played Weber State on the road, falling to the Wildcats, 83-62.
The Eagles lead the all-time series with Portland State, 25-14, and have won 11 of the past 15 meetings. The Vikings, however, have taken the last two meetings, including a tight 84-82 affair in the Rose City on Jan. 13. In last season's game played at Reese Court, the Eagles came out on top by a 78-76 score.
"Portland State is a team that is young in a lot of aspects, but they have really come on and played good basketball the last month or so," Schuller said. "They're well coached and (Kelsey) Kahle is a great player (she is averaging 18.2 points per game).
"They gave us fits at their place, especially on (PSU"s) offensive end; we just really struggled to shut them down. I hope defensively we are a better team than we were a month ago and can do a better job defensively. That has been our point of emphasis. It will be a good test for us."
Sensational Sydney
Sydney Benson has had an impressive set of performances of late, having recorded double-doubles in five of her last nine games. The most recent one came on Feb. 1 versus Montana State when the sophomore contributed 10 points and 10 rebounds to Eastern's efforts that night.
In the Eagles' road trip to Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado, she averaged 12 points and 12 rebounds per game.
Her rebound total of 14 versus Northern Colorado is an Eagle season high.
She was also a perfect 14-of-14 from the free throw line that week and made 16 straight overall before that streak was snapped. On Feb. 1 and 3, she had two of the best free throw shooting performances of the season for the Eagles, nailing all six shots against Montana State and all four versus Montana.
Against UNC, she helped the Eagles narrowly miss tying the school record for free throw percentage. Eastern hit on 19-of-20 shots from the charity stripe in that contest (the Eagles made 20-of-20 in a 62-56 win at Idaho on Jan. 27, 1984). Benson hit on 8-of-8 in that contest.
Awesome Allen
Phynique Allen had an outstanding game on Jan. 13 versus Portland State, as the sophomore set season highs for the Eagles in points scored with 26 and free throw percentage after nailing all 10 attempted. The last Eagle to make 100 percent of her free throws while attempting 10 or more was Kathleen Nygaard, as she hit on 10-of-10 in a 61-60 win over Portland on Dec. 30, 2001.
Allen also has earned season-high totals for the Eagles in assists (8) and steals (5), both earned versus Portland State on Dec. 31.
Sensational Scott
Eagle freshman Nicole Scott set EWU season highs in Eastern's game on Feb. 1 with Montana State in both field goals made and field goals attempted, as she hit on 10-of-23 shots that day and scored 23 points, tied for the fourth-highest point total attained by an Eastern Eagle so far this year.
Scott was hitting on all cylinders on Jan. 13 against the Portland State Vikings, as she hit on 8-of-13 shooting for a then-career-high point total of 19. Her previous high of 14 was set two days previously versus Idaho State.
Then, against Sacramento State on Jan. 28, she hit at an even higher accuracy rate (72.7 percent) by making 8-of-11 from the floor and accumulating 18 points.
Scott's five blocks at Portland State are the most earned by an Eagle in a contest so far this season. The total is also tied for the most attained by any Big Sky Conference player in 2006-07.
Catch (and Shoot) Chadd
Joanna Chadd has hit threes throughout her Eastern Washington career and this year is no different for the Eagle senior. She made six from beyond the three-point stripe versus Corban College on Nov. 17 (tied for the second-most by a Big Sky player in 2006-07) and made five each against Portland (Dec. 31) and Washington State (Dec. 2).
Overall, Chadd is shooting 35.2 percent on three-point attempts (51-of-145), the 88th-highest percentage of all NCAA Division I players. Her 2.1 made threes per contests ranks Chadd 79th nationally.
She is in fourth place on the single-season three-point field goals made list with a total of 51.
The senior is also a top free throw shooter, as evidenced by her 82.1 percent average (46-of-56).
What Free Throw Shooting!
Eastern Washington went on a hot streak from the charity stripe from Jan. 13-20, as the Eagles have made 56-of-67 (83.6 percent) in a three-game road stretch at Portland State, Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado. They then followed that up against Montana State and Montana on Feb. 1 and 3 by shooting 85.7 percent from the floor (24-of-28) in those two contests.
In the UNC game on Jan. 20, the Eagles made 19-of-20, narrowly missing tying the school record for free throw percentage (the Eagles hit 20-of-20 in a 62-56 win at Idaho on Jan. 27, 1984).
Earlier this season, the Eagles broke their school record for free throws made in their dramatic 103-102 overtime loss to Gonzaga on Dec. 9, shooting 36-of-46 from the charity stripe.
The previous record of 35 made was set on Feb. 5, 2004, in an 80-75 Eagle win over Montana State. The school record of 48 attempts was also set in that contest.
The 36 made versus GU is also the fourth-highest total in Big Sky Conference history.
Eagles Open League Play with Clutch Win
The Eagles opened up the 2006-07 Big Sky Conference season in dramatic fashion, pulling out a 69-66 victory on the road against Montana State.
In the game, the Eagles countered a 9-0 MSU run to end the first half with a 12-0 spurt early in the second stanza. After that point, the teams remained close down the wire, but Joanna Chadd erased Montana State's final lead of the game with a big three with 3:59 showing on the clock. That basket gave EWU a 64-62 advantage.
Chadd put the game away with a jumper with 21 seconds left, and the victory was secure when MSU's Alyssa Nelson missed a three-point shot at the buzzer.
After the Bobcats shot 48.6 percent in the first half, the Eagles put the clamps down and held MSU to just 17.9 percent shooting in the second stanza.
The win marked the fifth consecutive Big Sky season-opening victory for the Eagles.
Let's Party Like Its 19 ... I Mean 2006!
Eastern Washington completed an impressive win over the visiting Portland Pilots, 84-66, on Dec. 31. The game was just the fourth in history for Eastern on New Year's Eve, as EWU improved to 3-1 in games played on this date. The previous games on that particular date came in 2003 (a 72-69 win over Gonzaga at Spokane Arena), 2000 (an 81-58 home victory over Colgate) and 1993 (a 64-42 loss at Washington).
The game saw a number of impressive individual performances for the Eagles. Phynique Allen set (and still holds) Eagle season and personal career highs in both assists (8) and steals (5). Joanna Chadd tallied 22 points on 8-of-12 shooting (5-of-8 on three-point attempts) to mark the sixth time so far this season she has hit or surpassed the 20-point mark. Brittney Osborn set a career high in points with 20 versus the Pilots.
Eastern took control of the game right from the opening tip, taking commanding 14-0 and 21-2 leads. The Pilots would not drain its second field goal of the game until 10:28 had elapsed off the clock.
Eastern Washington Welcomes Southern Teams
Northwestern State (located in Natchitoches, La.) and Davidson (located in Davidson, N.C.) became the first two schools from the South to ever visit Cheney to play the Eagles, taking on Eastern in a four-day span in mid-December.
The closest school geographically to the South to ever play on the Eastern Washington campus was Texas-Pan American (Edinburg, Texas), who fell to Eastern, 59-45, on Dec. 6, 2002.
Eastern defeated Northwestern State on Dec. 15 by a 71-67 score to snap a six-game losing streak before falling to Davidson, 67-58, three days later.
Spokane-Area Rivalry: 103-102!
Eastern Washington and Gonzaga played a run-and-gun contest on Dec. 9, before the visiting Bulldogs pulled out a razor-thin 103-102 overtime victory over the Eagles.
Neither team had previously played in a game in which both squads scored 100 or more points.
The last time that Eastern Washington reached 100 points in any game came 19 years ago, in a 105-79 win at Portland State on Dec. 11, 1987.
In the 35 contests played between the teams, never before had even one team scored 100 or more points. The overtime contest was the first in the all-time series, as well.
The 102 points scored is still tied for the most by a Big Sky team in 2006-07, but is the most against NCAA Division I opposition (Idaho State did so versus Montana Tech and Montana-Western).
UW Visits for First Time in 16 Years
The Washington Huskies paid its initial visit to Cheney in 16 years on Nov. 21 and Eastern gave them all they could handle.
The Huskies took control the majority of the game, taking as high as a 15-point lead, but the Eagles would quickly respond with a 17-4 run to tie the contest at 42-all with 11:29 remaining. The teams remained close down the stretch before Washington claimed its 67-59 win. The Eagles trailed by just two with 5:08 left and four with 1:49 remaining.
An Impressive Start
The Eagles started the season with a 3-0 record for the first time in 22 years by sandwiching a pair of home victories over Montana Tech and Corban College with an impressive 20-point road win over UC Irvine.
Versus the Montana Tech Orediggers, Eastern used 12-2, 14-2 and 7-0 runs to claim the 75-69 victory. The final spurt came with the score tied at 67 just two minutes from the final buzzer.
A 22-5 run early in the second half versus UC Irvine allowed the Eagles to pull away from the Anteaters in their 80-60 victory.
Versus Corban College, Eastern Washington used a commanding 30-9 run to put separation between the two teams and won, 96-57.
Eagles Fourth in Big Sky Attendance
Eastern Washington has seen a high number of people attend games so far this season, as evidenced by its average attendance of 858, which places the Eagles fourth among Big Sky Conference teams.
The two Montana schools pace the league, as Montana has drawn 3,798 per contest and Montana State is averaging 1,326. Idaho State is third at 868. Following the Eagles are Weber State (775), Northern Arizona (486), Northern Colorado (369), Portland State (364) and Sacramento State (224).
Roster Breakdown - Hometowns
Eastern Washington's roster, as always, has a strong Washington flair to it, as nine of the 14 players reside in the Evergreen State. Four of those are from cities located east of the Cascades: Katy Baker (Spokane), Anny Eller (Kennewick), Leah Gonnella (Spokane) and Jessica Huntington (Yakima). Of the remaining five players, one each is from California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Oregon.
Roster Breakdown - Hometowns
Eastern Washington's roster, as always, has a strong Washington flair to it, as nine of the 14 players reside in the Evergreen State. Four of those are from cities located east of the Cascades: Katy Baker (Spokane), Anny Eller (Kennewick), Leah Gonnella (Spokane) and Jessica Huntington (Yakima). Of the remaining five players, one each is from California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Oregon.
All of the 2006-07 women's basketball home games will be audio broadcast free of charge, along with selected road contests. Announcing the contests are Alyssa Chambers and Brandon Hansen. For more information, access www.teamline.cc.
All games played either at Reese Court or on the road in Big Sky Conference play will be available to view on the Internet at www.bigskytv.org. The cost is $59.95 for a 2006-07 season pass for EWU games (which also includes men's basketball contests and archived football and volleyball games) and $99.95 for all Big Sky teams. Single games can be viewed for $6.99.


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Could one corn fungal disease be behind the latest swings in the market?
Monday's Agriculture.com Marketeye report indicates the growing instances of diplodia ear rot in parts of the eastern Corn Belt amounted to "one of the main factors that rallied corn prices in mid-week" last week.
So, what's so bad about Diplodia ear rot that it can singlehandedly move the corn market with a just a few reported cases?
Diplodia ear rot thrives in cool, wet conditions during the grain fill period for corn, making the summer of 2009 an almost ideal time for the fungal disease to thrive, specialists say. It's caused by the same fungus that leads to Diplodia stalk rot, both of which can be a lingering problem, especially if you grow continuous corn. The rot begins as "black fruiting bodies" on husks, cob tissues and kernels, according to Iowa State University (ISU) Extension plant pathologist Alison Robertson. Left unchecked, it can create difficult harvest conditions by breaking down stalks, but more importantly, can cut yields by as much as 15% to 20% by lightening kernel weights and reducing nutritional value, Robertson says.
"Diplodia ear rot is first noticeable in the field by a bleached appearance of the husk. When you peel back the husk, you see a white, fluffy fungus," adds University of Illinois Extension Integrated Pest Management specialist Suzanne Bissonnette. "The good news is that the Diplodia fungus will not produce toxins in the grain; the bad news is that kernels will be very lightweight, shriveled, and of very poor quality. Diplodia is starting to be observed and will likely be our most common ear rot this season."
Though it doesn't produce toxins in grain, the Diplodia rot can cause other lasting damage if the grain is not handled properly. The pathogen can "be a problem in storage if grain moisture is 20% or above," Robertson says. Bissonnette adds that once corn in the field dries to 18% moisture, it's no longer susceptible to Diplodia rot damage.
"Ear rot fungi will continue to develop in the field or in storage at moisture above 18%. If dry weather is expected, you can try to save some drying costs and leave the grain to dry a bit longer in the field. If you have moderate infection, though, and wet weather is expected, harvesting and drying to at least 18% is probably your best option," Bissonnette says. "Do you really have to dry to 18% moisture? Well, that depends on what you are planning to do with the grain. If you are planning on long-term storage, you actually should get the moisture down below 15% to 16%."
The latter figures aren't just for Diplodia, though, as other similar fungal diseases -- like aflatoxin -- can thrive in moisture conditions between 14% and 18% moisture, she adds. So, if you're taking action to stem Diplodia damage, it's advisable to take precautions against similar fungi, she says.


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cornell coming back to in the UK game
Noone should die there, That is some advanced notice imo
Knick just cleared most of there cap.
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updated 08:55 am EST, Tue December 23, 2008
Gartner Sees Music CDs End
Music labels should all but phase out CDs as a key source of income in as little as a year, analyst group Gartner says today in a new report. Research VP Mark McGuire argues that the shift towards direct online music downloads is now so well underway that the industry has little choice but to push the format heavily and that the market share for CDs is declining too quickly to ever properly recover. By trying to sustain the physical medium for so long, the industry has failed to give buyers a viable alternative to piracy and clung to dying technology at the same time, McGuire explains.
He notes that many retailers have been steadily scaling back their shelf space, which compounds the issue as less selection is made available on CD and turns more shoppers towards downloads.
Instead, the analyst suggests a "digital first" approach that stresses releasing digital music first and pushing physical format sales only when necessary. Retailers and the labels themselves could press discs only on demand and thus avoid many of the risks of overstocking or otherwise running the typically high costs for CDs.
The analysis comes at the end of a year in which digital stores began to overtake the largest physical retailers, with iTunes surpassing Walmart in the US and maintaining its lead through the rest of the year.


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|Factors influencing dust exposure: finishing activities in drywall construction.
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|Sanding drywall joint compound is a dusty construction activity. We studied potential factors influencing exposure to respirable and total dust for sanders and bystanders in the area of drywall joint compound finishing in 17 test events within a room-scale isolation chamber. We found the air change rate to be negatively correlated with dust C(twa) both in the sander's personal breathing zone and surrounding area. We could not conclude that sanding tool type systematically influences dust C(twa), but the use of 80-grit abrasive was associated with the highest dust C(twa). We found respirable dusts were uniformly dispersed 1-8.2 m from sanding activities at a fixed location. As anticipated, both respirable and total dust C(twa) in the sander's personal breathing zone are higher than in the surrounding area. The respirable fraction of the total dust mass C(twa) was greater in the surrounding area than in the sander's personal breathing zone. Respirable dust concentrations measured in real time increased over the duration of sanding, exhibiting a temporal trend that is similar to that predicted by the well-mixed box model with contaminant removal by mechanical ventilation only, and continuous emission. Dust concentrations returned to pre-activity (background) levels 2-4 hr after cessation of the sanding activity.
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One Direction have revealed their "delight" at their Kids' Choice Awards nominations despite the boy band being forced to battle it out with Harry Styles' ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift in the same category.
The 'Live While We're Young' heart throbs have received a nod for Favourite Song of the Year for their debut single 'What Makes You Beautiful' while Taylor is also nominated in the same category, quite awkwardly, for her break-up song, 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.' The two acts will be competing with the likes of Psy's viral hit 'Gangnam Style' and Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe'.
One Direction have received two nominations at the Kids' Choice Awards (AEDT/WENN)
Country songstress Taylor is up for another two awards including Favourite Voice from an Animation for Lorax and also Favourite Female Singer, while the 1D lads are fighting off competition from the likes of Bon Jovi, Maroon 5 and Big Time Rush for Favourite Musical Group. Despite competing with his ex, Harry says the group couldn't be more pleased with the nomination.
"We are delighted with our nominations for the Kids' Choice Awards... Thank you as always to our incredible fans and supporters!"
Relations between Harry and Taylor, formerly known as Haylor, appear to be frosty after the songstress appeared to use her Grammy performance to make a dig at her ex beau, claiming he was still trying to contact her.
Meanwhile, Harry reportedly isn't bothered by Taylor's jibe as he says it's "embarrassing" for her to air their dirty laundry in public.
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|Enteral nutrition to suppress postoperative Crohn's disease recurrence: a five-year prospective cohort study.
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|PURPOSE: The aim of this study was to investigate the long-term effect of enteral nutrition (EN) as a maintenance therapy in Crohn's disease (CD) patients following surgery. METHODS: This study was an extension of our previous study to prolong the duration of intervention and follow-up from 1 to 5 years. Forty consecutive patients who underwent resection for ileal or ileocolic CD were included. Following surgery, 20 patients received continuous elemental diet infusion during the nighttime plus a low-fat diet during the daytime (EN group). Another 20 patients received neither nutritional therapy nor food restriction (control group). All patients were followed for 5 years after operation. No patient received corticosteroid, immunosuppressants, or infliximab except patients who developed recurrence. The end point of this study was recurrence requiring biologic therapy or reoperation. Recurrence rates were analyzed on an intention-to-treat basis. RESULTS: In the EN group, four patients could not continue tube intubation for elemental diet intake. Two patients (10 %) in the EN group and nine patients (45 %) in the control group developed recurrence requiring infliximab therapy (P = 0.03). The cumulative recurrence incidence rate requiring infliximab was significantly lower in the EN group vs the control group (P = 0.02). One patient (5 %) in the EN group and five patients (25 %) in the control group required reoperation for recurrence (P = 0.18). The cumulative incidence of reoperation was lower in the EN group vs the control group, the difference not being significant (P = 0.08). CONCLUSION: The outcomes of this study suggest that EN therapy reduces the incidence of postoperative CD recurrence.
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Rome – Italian cyclist Riccardo Ricco was given a 12-year doping ban by the National Anti-doping Tribunal on Thursday.
The Tribunal accepted the Italian Olympic Committee's anti-doping prosecutor's request after Ricco was accused of giving himself a blood transfusion.
Ricco maintains he is innocent and merely injected himself with an iron solution but a doctor who operated on him claimed Ricco had tried to give himself a blood transfusion.
In February last year Ricco ended up in hospital with kidney problems after the apparent transfusion attempt.
Close to death, he allegedly told the doctor he had given himself a transfusion with blood kept in his fridge.
Experts have dismissed his claims of injecting himself with an iron solution, saying it would not have produced the symptoms from which he was suffering.
An investigation concluded in September revealed through bacteriological analysis of Ricco's blood that his infection was caused by a failed blood transfusion.
Following the incident he was sacked by his Vacansoleil team.
He then claimed he would quit cycling because it made him feel sick, however he later recanted and said he wanted to continue racing.
Ricco had already served a two-year ban for doping during the 2008 Tour de France, during which he was found to have taken the banned blood-booster CERA.
That was the year 'The Cobra' came to prominance, winning two stages and finishing second overall at the Tour of Italy, although he courted controversy by proving to be an ungracious loser, claiming that he and not Alberto Contador had deserved to win due to his more attacking approach.
He went on to win another pair of stages at the Tour de France but susequently tested positive for doping and was thrown out of the race, as well as fired by his then Saunier Duval team.. – Sapa-AFP
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Tucson, AZ, October 15, 2013 --(PR.com)-- World-renowned meteorite hunter Geoff Notkin will join an exclusive list this month, when he is interviewed live on stage for The Explorers Club "Exploring Legends" series. The interview session will be led by Jim Clash, a fellow and director at The Explorers Club and a seasoned adventurer in his own right.
Previous interviewees in the Exploring Legends series this year have included moon-walking astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Charles Duke, marine archaeologist Clive Cussler, world-record diver Don Walsh, mountaineer Scott Parazynski, and Olympic Silver Medalist Sasha Cohen.
The presentation is set for Monday, October 21, at The Explorers Club NYC Headquarters, 46 E 70th Street, with a reception at 6 p.m. ET and the interview at 7 p.m.
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"The idea of the Exploring Legends series is to select the world's great explorers and have an intimate chat – or as intimate as one can have in front of a live audience," said Explorers Club President Alan Nichols. "(There are) no visual props or PowerPoints – just one-on-one discourse between Clash and his guest."
Following the interview, Clash will open the floor to audience questions. Limited quantities of Notkin's latest book, "Rock Star: Adventures of a Meteorite Man" (Stanegate Press, 2012) will also be available for sale.
Founded in New York City in 1904, The Explorers Club promotes the scientific exploration of land, sea, air, and space by supporting research and education in the physical, natural and biological sciences. The Club's members have been responsible for an illustrious series of famous firsts: First to the North Pole, first to the South Pole, first to the summit of Mount Everest, first to the deepest point in the ocean, first to the surface of the moon—all accomplished by members.
Notkin, an Explorers Club member, will share stories of his global adventures as a successful meteorite hunter and star of the international hit Science channel television series Meteorite Men. He has also made documentaries for National Geographic, Discovery, PBS, the BBC, The History Channel, A&E, and The Travel Channel.
Described by the media as one of the "rock stars of science," Geoff has traveled to 45 countries and some of the world's most remote locations in search of elusive and valuable space rocks, including Chile's Atacama Desert, the Australian Outback, Iceland, the Middle East, and has crossed the Arctic Circle in northern Siberia on board an ex-military Russian helicopter.
On Sunday, October 20 at 10 p.m. ET, Notkin's new television series, STEM Journals will debut its second season (the first with Notkin as host). Filmed on location in Arizona, the fast-paced educational TV series features cutting-edge science, technology, engineering and math stories, designed to inform and entertain both children and adults.
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Exhibit: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Daily. Artport, Tallahassee Regional Airport, 3300 Capital Circle SW.
Documentary of Florida Supreme Court Decisions: Facilitated by Civil Rights Attorney John Due. 12:30 to 2 p.m. R.A. Gray Building, 500 S. Bronough St.
Reception: Music by "Sons of the Movement," Darryl Steele and Samuel Williams Jr., sons of the Revs. C.K. Steele and Samuel Williams Sr., 2 to 3 p.m. R.A. Gray Building.
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Town Hall Meeting: Featuring representatives from the SCLC, NAACP, Urban League and Tallahassee Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance. Facilitator, Merle Langley, professor, FAMU. 7 to 9 p.m. Bethel AME Church, 501 W. Orange Ave.
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Despite all the problems created by the sudden closure of the Sherman Minton Bridge, everyone can be profoundly grateful for one thing that did not happen: The bridge did not collapse into the Ohio River, a calamity that undoubtedly would have caused many deaths.
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels clearly made the responsible and correct decision Friday to close the 49-year-old Interstate 64 bridge that connects Louisville and New Albany, Ind., once he learned of the discovery of a dangerous crack that had previously been hidden by a steel plate.
What happens now is unclear, but will be of critical importance to the region. As options emerge, bipartisan political leadership, the business community and citizens will have to work together, with a sense of urgency and a commitment to openness.
In that vein, it should be said that while Gov. Daniels did the right thing on the bridge closure, it is not acceptable that by Monday the Indiana Department of Transportation was failing to respond to interview requests and to questions submitted by email. As local officials and motorists struggle with a difficult and complicated challenge, it is imperative that the stream of official information be timely, accurate and complete.
Moreover, one hopes that the following the situation closely mode of most of the areas elected representatives in Washington will not last long. They should be following the lead of Kentucky Rep. John Yarmuth, D-3rd District, who said his office is searching for sources of money to fix, or possibly replace, the Sherman Minton Bridge.
Meanwhile, the community can benefit from imaginative ideas, even on a small scale, to ease traffic backups at the two remaining Ohio River bridges.
Using the Spirit of Jefferson, beginning today, to carry as many as 300 passengers on each crossing from downtown Jeffersonville to downtown Louisville where commuters can walk to work or connect with trolleys or TARC buses is an excellent move. Other creative ideas to use public transportation or bicycles are welcome.
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Gemini (May 21-June 21): Many battles aren't worth fighting. You don't have to come to an agreement to get along. Sometimes when you acknowledge the other side's position, it softens in your favor.
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Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): Society may reject new ideas out of a sense of fear and misunderstanding, but you'll do your part to stay open-minded. Your experimental mindset will have you considering possibilities that ultimately will lead to improvement for all.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): Your energy is strong these days, and so is your intuition. This is no time for treading water. Push forward by being proactive. Think a few steps ahead of what others are thinking.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You are sensitive to others today, and so you are vulnerable to exploitation. That's why it's important to have a strong sense of internal structure. Know your own rules and live by them.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Part of doing a job well is not doing anything else that will take your attention too far away from it. Put up barriers that will make it harder for the world to distract you.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Stay away from sad, complaining people. They may seem to need your sympathy, but they are actually dangerously contagious. You'll help them more by not being around to indulge their weakness.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): If a stranger talked to you the way you talk to yourself inside your own head, would you befriend that person or call the police? There will be tangible rewards for monitoring and managing your thoughts.
Today's birthday (Oct. 28): You'll give in to luxurious desires and pursue an end-of-the-year adventure. Good times and good business are intertwined in January. High physical energy is featured in February, and you could get super-fit or successfully turn around a longstanding ailment. May brings a windfall for past works. Aries and Taurus people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 40, 22, 14, 17 and 27.


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Day: October 29, 2011
Paparazzi On You!
Well I really had to laugh as the other night someone slapped a sticker on me with Paparazzi on you! handwritten on it. I had to laugh because, of course, lately it's been kind of true. As the episodes continue to pile up, there's still a lot more footage on my portable drives to share… Read More ›