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Andrew Lieberman, assistant professor of pathology at the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor, was awarded an MDA research grant totaling $405,000 over three years to study a new therapy approach for spinal-bulbar muscular atrophy (SBMA).
SBMA is an inherited degenerative disorder of lower motor neurons (nerve cells) that is caused by a mutation in the androgen receptor (AR) gene. The mutant protein causes toxicity associated with the male hormone testosterone, resulting in muscle weakness and atrophy in men.
Previous work established that the mutant AR protein is the cause of this toxicity, suggesting that strategies aimed at more efficient degradation of the protein should diminish disease severity.
Lieberman and colleagues found that degradation of the AR protein is tightly controlled by cellular machinery consisting of the heat shock protein 70 (Hsp70).
The investigators now are testing genetic and pharmacologic (drug-related) methods to see whether increasing the stability of Hsp70 will help it more efficiently bind the mutant AR protein and promote its degradation.
"It is our expectation that this work will help define a new therapeutic approach to SBMA and other protein aggregation disorders where degradation of the mutant protein is controlled by Hsp70," Lieberman said.
Funding for this MDA grant began Aug. 1, 2012.
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Rebecca Cunningham is a main protagonist, from the Disney television series TaleSpin. She is the owner of Higher For Hire. She is voiced by Sally Struthers.
When Baloo failed to make payment on his loan for his Plane, the Sea Duck, and his agency "Baloo's Air Service", the Bank sold the deed to Rebecca Cunningham (fresh out of business school). The bank recommended Baloo as a great pilot, so Rebecca desired to keep him on as her company pilot. Of course all of this was hard for Baloo's pride to swallow, but after a harrowing run in with Don Karnage's Air Pirates and the nefarious industrial magnate, Shere Khan, Baloo softened to Becky's (she hates it when he calls her that) offer.
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Hi, I'm Tom Cotton. I'm proud to represent the people of Arkansas in Congress. I'm a sixth-generation Arkansan myself, from Yell County, near Dardanelle. Arkansans are good, hard-working people. And they're tough. Around my parts, people sometimes say we have true grit.
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Vijay Anand was a director, producer, writer, editor and actor in Bollywood. But of all these he is remembered today as one of the eminent film makers in Bollywood. Vijay Anand has given Indian cinema some great hits and has thus won hearts all across the country.
Vijay Anand was born in Gurdaspur in Punjab on 22nd January 1934. He was fondly known as Goldie Anand. He was the youngest of the four Anand siblings. His brothers Chetan Anand and Dev Anand were also into Bollywood. Dev Anand was a very popular Bollywood actor and Chetan was a famous director. Infact Vijay Anand learnt the craft of film-making from his brother, Chetan Anand.
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Punxsutawney Phil may be leaving his den to "predict" the weather, but his fellow groundhogs head outside at this time of year for a different purpose – speed dating! Scientists that tracked groundhogs for several years found that after about three months of hibernation, male groundhogs wake up in February to take stock of the available females in their territory. A male visits and spends the night with two or three females, getting to know each of them by rubbing noses. He then heads back to his own den, where he snoozes away until March mating season comes around.
More fun groundhog facts:
- Groundhogs are part of the squirrel family – they are also known as "woodchucks" and "whistle-pigs."
- Groundhogs are "true hibernators." While hibernating, a groundhog's body temperature drops to about 40 degrees Fahrenheit and its heartbeat drops to about four beats per minute!
- Groundhog burrows are elaborate. They can be 20 to 30 feet long and include a nest, nursery, toilet chamber and spy-holes.
- How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? One wildlife biologist estimated that if the typical groundhog's burrow was filled with wood instead of dirt, the animal would have "chucked" about 700 pounds!
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(Sources: Danielle Brigida, National Wildlife Federation. "The Real Reasons for Groundhog Day," http://blog.nwf.org/wildlifepromise/2009/02/the-real-reasons-for-groundhog-day/; and "Groundhog Day Trivia," http://blog.nwf.org/wildlifepromise/2008/02/groundhog-day-trivia/)


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We review the progress, during the past 20 years, in the study of arrangements of curves in the plane and of surfaces in higher dimensions. (Informally, such an arrangement is the subdivision of space induced by ``drawing'' the given surfaces.) Arrangements of this kind are a central construct in computational geometry, and arise in many applications, such as motion planning in robotics, ray shooting and visibility in three dimensions, Voronoi diagrams, geometric optimization, union of geometric objects, and more. In these applications, one is interested not in the full arrangement, but in various portions, such as the lower or upper envelope of the surfaces, a single cell of the arrangement, a `zone' traced by another surface, etc.
The extensive study of arrangements has led to many nearly tight bounds on the complexity of lower envelopes, single cells, zones, and other substructures in such arrangements, and to the design of efficient algorithms (near optimal in the worst case) for constructing and manipulating these structures, and for a myriad of applications in the various areas mentioned above. We will present several highlights of the theory and of its applications, focussing on the more recent developments and on the challenges that still lie ahead.
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Various microscale Lego spacecraft.
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In mid-winter in early 2001, I tried my hand at microfig-scale spacecraft. I drew most of my design inspiration from a blend of different anime. I started off with the cruisers, then the fighters, and the carrier. The most challenging thing about building at this scale is giving detail. I quickly learned that making a small model look huge meant using small pieces. Although I'd say the overall work is not my best, it was good practice for later Lego models.
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Rear view of the carrier. I think my favorite feature was the stacked engine design which enabled fighters to access either side of the fighter bays. This design later inspired my second minifig scale carrier, Gibraltar.
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A side view of a single cruiser. The basic shape draws on Star Blazers inspiration.
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A single fighter in the black and yellow scheme (denotes a fighter/bomber variant). The carrier held a total of 12 fighters.
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A rear view of the gray interceptor variant.
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Both fighters side by side.
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Just aft of the conning tower on the carrier was this little shuttle craft.
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A gray and blue variant of the cruiser.
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The only internal view I have of the carrier, with the fighters docking sideways along the centerline. Unfortunately, this is a very small picture.
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August 2, 2012
I thought I had commented on this before,your fleet became a great inspiration for me to create this
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June 15, 2008
Incredible! I've been drooling over this for years. I have quite the armada myself, but what you have is amazing. The cruisers are my favorite. Have you ever thought about doing more ships in that style on that scale? Like, frigates, more types of cruisers, capital ships etc?
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March 23, 2008
Alas, once again you leave me breathless. No, really, i can't breathe! I've started making some micro ships, but i doubt they will ever compare to yours.
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January 31, 2008
I like the little shuttle craft!
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November 25, 2007
do you work for the lego groupe or something?cause you make grate stuff that is unbilevible!
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Em Pe
September 13, 2007
Love it. My kinda stuff (I'm into microscale as well).
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James Wadsworth
March 15, 2005
Very, very nice. You should change the colors of the small ships to red and white. You should also post this at LEGO and more LEGO:
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Philip Baglione
November 9, 2004
Dan, THIS IS AWESOME. I have a craving for parts, but my imitation will have to do. check out my site to see it. it truly stinks, and i'm trying to get more pics of it, but i think my internet is broke (sorta). can you get me instructions for the cruisers? that would be awesome. anyway, keep on building those monster ships too. And the Nasal Avenger. It's one of my favorites.-Phil
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Being a MechWarrior fanatic, I've always wanted to build a dropship or two for my BattleMechs to complete my "army", but I've always run out of useful parts. What I noticed when I first saw your models was that they looked big. Then I read they're in microscale! I said "What?!?"...
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Gustavo to Give Commencement Speech at East Los Angeles College Graduation!
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So when representatives from East Los Angeles College asked if I'd be willing to be their commencement speaker for their June graduation, I jumped, jived, and harmonized--HELL YA!
They've asked me to tailor my speech around a particular theme, so it'll be a bit more structured than my usual desmadre. This will be the second year in a row I've been invited to speak at a community college graduation (I did the deed last year at Long Beach City College), and it's a wonderful honor given I'm a product of the juco system, having graduated from Orange Coast College way back when. But really, let's get to the point of this post: an excuse to play Thee Midniters! Stay tuned!
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The economy in WoW has some interesting nuances. Players spend oodles of WoW gold on their crafting professions, and sometimes manage to turn a tidy profit. I'm often surprised to see some items that are strongly in-demand, like Light Feathers. Shrewd players use the auction house to build their bankrolls. Lomentari of EU-Draenor is exasperated with people who fail to use the auction house "properly."
She is angry that other crafters are selling the same product she creates for several gold lower than her preferred price. The items are placed on the auction house en masse at the low low rate, which the original poster blames on Leather Workers skilling up. She feels powerless to do anything about her "massive money loss." The original poster is willing to accept small cuts in pricing, but has a hard time deal with steep declines in prices.
This story is analogous to the real-world economy. I live in
There was some sympathy for Lomentari's position. Lyrica of EU-Scarshield Legion suggested either entering a price war with the competition or diversifying into other areas. One not-surprising-suggestion is to buy underpriced items and mark them up under your own name. I actually have a hard time wrapping my brain around Lomentari's complaint. Is the auction house supposed to be fair? How is fair defined, anyway?
Just like real world economics, profit in WoW can be measured by subtracting the cost of making a product from final sale price of the item. Coolin of Turalyon measures profit a little differently. His profit comes from the amount of markup on the auction house over the vendor price for the item. The sale price should be set by supply and demand.
The auction house market is completely unregulated in game. Blizzard may inspect transactions for suspicious trades, but they do not set or change posted prices. They've got a buyer-beware attitude, and keep their hands off the player-driven economy.
I've noticed on my server that prices for most crafting materials go up on the weekends and drop sharply again come Monday. Prices on enchanting materials rose steeply in the weeks surrounding the release of arena season four. Events also have an impact on the economy. When the Darkmoon Faire comes to town, interest piques in cards and decks.
If I have the bank space, I'll hold on to items, until market conditions are favorable to my price. Whenever I level Engineering, I will always gain every skill point I can on Deadly Blunderbusses, and sell them for around five gold a piece on the auction house. If I can't sell them today, I'll be able to tomorrow.
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We spoke with NetSuite's chief executive, Zach Nelson, about how managing your company well involves technology (like his, perhaps) -- and some organizational savvy.
Inc. Technology: How can a company manage itself efficiently -- aside from using software?
Zach Nelson: I think you need to organize and rally your team around a key set of metrics so that everyone is pulling in the same direction. How you measure your progress against those objectives is, of course, up to each individual company. You can use a white board, a company meeting, an Excel spreadsheet, or a business application. A system like NetSuite just makes it easier to keep everyone focused on these metrics, in real-time, and ensures that the data comprising those metrics is actually accurate.
Inc. Technology: You've been quoted as saying it can be more difficult running a smaller company than a larger one. What did you mean by that?
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* Customers want a seamless experience with your company, regardless of the "channel" that they approach you through -- the Web, on the phone, or in person.
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Hundreds of Catholic Sisters Headed To OC For National Convention, Have A Mass Meditation Planned
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Next week, some 650 Catholic sisters from all over the country will convene in Garden Grove for the annual convention of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious.
Each year the conference -- an association of female Catholic leaders, founded in 1956 -- gets together for several days to network, talk business and hear keynote speakers.
Although they'll still do all those typical things, this year's plan is a bit different than usual, says Sister Annmarie Sanders, the conference's director of communication.
Each day the sisters are going to partake in group meditation of sorts, or "contemplative prayer" as Sanders describes it. "It involves silence and mediation and real listening to one another, not just normal conversations."
During the process, the sisters will sit in silence, seek God's guidance and then share their thoughts on "seeing and structuring our lives in a new way to respond to all the changes of the new world."
What kinds of changes? Well, the Catholic Church -- like most religious groups, for that matter -- have a bit of an age issue on their hands. The average sister in the conference is in her 70s.
"Every congregation is struggling with larger numbers of older members they have to care for and fewer young people coming in," Sanders says. "Our orders are becoming smaller and older, but we're asking 'What can we keep giving of ourselves and how would we draw a younger person to this life today?'"
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There's no expectation "that at the end of these few days a for sure thing about the future will come," Sanders says, but rather, it's one step in a long process of faith and listening to God and each other.
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Gettysburg College seniors Loren Pruitt and Kelsey Markiewicz will compete in the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Division III North-South All-Star game on June 7 at Cabrini College.
The Gettysburg College women's lacrosse seniors will represent the South in the annual contest, which is set to start at 2 p.m. The game is held in conjunction with the IWLCA All-American Banquet.
Pruitt was a three-time All-Metro Region and three-time All-Centennial Conference selection on the attack for the nationally-ranked Bullets. She recorded 176 goals and 202 points in her career, ranking seventh and 11th in program history, respectively.
Markiewicz was named Centennial Conference Player of the Year, All-CC First Team, and All-Metro Region First Team. She scored a point in each of her final 77 games played and finished ninth in school history with 224 points.
BULLETS END SEASON RANKED FIFTH >> The Gettysburg College women's lacrosse team wrapped up the season ranked fifth in the final Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association NCAA Division III poll.
From the preseason poll to the final poll, Gettysburg was ranked among the top seven teams in all 12 editions of the poll. The Bullets ranked as high as fifth on three occasions, while the team spent the majority of the year at No. 6 (eight weeks).
Gettysburg finished 18-3 overall this season. The team went 8-1 in the Centennial Conference and claimed its third consecutive and ninth overall conference title. The Bullets earned two wins in the NCAA championships before falling to eventual national runner-up Trinity in the quarterfinals.
SIX TO BE ADDED TO HALL >> The Gettysburg College Hall of Athletic Honor will add six individuals to its ranks this fall as part of homecoming weekend on Sept. 19-21.
The newest members of the Hall will be Peter Casares '98 (men's swimming), Kelly Geise '95 (women's basketball), Peter Jurgs '79 (men's track and field), Megan Murphy '03 (women's lacrosse), Chip Rossi '89 (baseball, football), and Mandy Wilson '02 (women's basketball, softball). The six will be formally inducted into the Hall of Athletic Honor at 6:45 p.m., Friday, Sept. 19 in the College Union Building ballroom.


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|Cytoprotective effects of olive mill wastewater extract and its main constituent hydroxytyrosol in PC12 cells.
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|Evidence from epidemiological studies indicates that adherence to diets rich in secondary plant metabolites, such as polyphenols and phenolic acids, possibly reduces the risk of age-dependent neurodegeneration and subsequent cognitive decline. Olive mill wastewater is particularly rich in the ortho-diphenol hydroxytyrosol (HT) that can be recovered with ad hoc techniques. In a previous study, we showed that hydroxytyrosol-rich olive mill wastewater extract protects dissociated brain cells not only in vitro but also ex vivo after subchronic oral administration of the extract to mice. As plant extracts often contain constituents with potentially confounding activities, our present study aimed to test in vitro whether HT at concentrations present in olive mill wastewater extract is able to protect PC12 cells with similar efficiency. Following a short-term exposure (30min) to the compounds of interest, cells were subjected to oxidative or nitrosative stress by adding either ferrous iron or sodium nitroprusside to the cell culture medium for 18h, respectively. Cytotoxicity was assessed by measuring MTT reduction, cellular ATP levels and mitochondrial membrane potential in the absence and presence of HT or HT-rich olive mill wastewater extract. The results we obtained mainly confirm our previous observation of promising cytoprotection of brain cells by HT-rich olive mill wastewater extract in different stressor paradigms. Furthermore, correlation analyses revealed that the observed cytoprotective effects in PC12 cells are likely due to HT present in the extract.
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Stories need hooks, and the Economist has one. Libraries versus conversations. Make that big-assed threaded conversations.
Architecture follows metaphor, says David Sifry of Technorati, and he goes on to suggest that the search engines were built on the metaphor of the library.
As librarians, Mr Sifry acknowledges, Google and Yahoo! are "brilliant" - he has no intention whatsoever of competing with them in general web search. His idea for Technorati is subtly different, but has huge implications. Mr Sifry starts out with a metaphor for the web not as a library but - slipping into some technical argot common in Silicon Valley - "a big-ass threaded conversation". Or, more poetically, a "river of human chatter", constantly joined by other creeks and brooks and ever flowing. And whereas a library is by tradition a place where people whisper, Mr Sifry's internet is a cheerfully noisy place. [Face value | The life and soul of the internet party | Economist.com]When it comes to blogs and conversation, the ping is the thing: blogs update various services as entries are published. And this explains the acquisition elsewhere this week of weblogs.com by Verisign. Verisign talks about how it makes available 'intelligent infrastructure services' to network applications. They are staking a claim to provide 'intelligent infrastructure' which sustains the fabric - the ping network - of blog connectedness and real-time availability.
Further on search engines and libraries: from The Search by John Battelle:
In short, the search engine of the future isn't really a search engine as we know it. It's more like an intelligent agent - or as Larry Page told me, a reference librarian with complete mastery of the entire corpus of human knowledge. The Search, p.252]YAGWALLM - yet another group with a library like mission.
Ping and crawl, alert and search: they make connections that are changing behaviors and expectations. Whether or not you describe Google or Yahoo as library-like, though, should be a less important issue to us than figuring out which services libraries interact with these connected spaces.


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Tokyo/Sydney - Asian shares and US stock index futures fell and the safe-haven yen rose on Monday as a possible US debt default edged closer after the failure of weekend talks in Washington, though expectations are that a last-minute compromise will be reached.
Adding to the gloom, data showed China's export growth unexpectedly fizzled in September, underscoring worries about flagging global demand, and annual consumer inflation quickened to a seven-month high.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan, which had hit a three-week high on Friday on hopes a US deal was imminent, dropped 0.3 percent and China's CSI300 index slipped 0.2 percent.
Markets in Japan and Hong Kong are closed on Monday for public holidays.
US stocks had risen strongly ahead of the weekend on hopes a deal to raise the $16.7 trillion federal borrowing limit was near. However, politicians remain at loggerheads as the October 17 deadline approaches and US stock index futures fell 0.7 percent in Asian trade.
US equity markets will trade on Monday, although some markets, such as the Treasury market, will be shut for the Columbus Day holiday. In Asia, US Treasury futures edged up 4 ticks.
Failure to break the stalemate before Thursday's deadline would leave the world's biggest economy unable to pay its bills in the coming weeks, an outcome that is unthinkable for the global economy and financial markets. IMF chief Christine Lagarde warned of "massive disruption."
Still, trading has remained relatively calm as many analysts expect Republicans and Democrats to strike a last-minute deal, believing US politicians would want to avoid the dire consequences of a default.
"Most likely, a solution will be found before, or be in the making, by October 17," analysts at Nomura wrote in a client note.
"The tail risk comes into play if there is no clear framework for a solution by October 17. Entering this tail would see risk jump in terms of funding market stress and risk assets more broadly."
Some financial institutions have reduced the use of Treasury bills as collateral for trades as the deadline gets closer. Hong Kong's securities exchange is applying a bigger discount on US Treasuries used as margin collateral.
The failure of the weekend talks in Washington saw investors react by seeking safety in the yen.
The dollar fell 0.3 percent to 98.285 yen and the euro dipped 0.1 percent to 133.30 yen. The Australian dollar eased 0.1 percent to 92.81 yen.
The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of major currencies, was a touch softer.
In commodity markets, gold fell 0.2 percent to just below $1,270 an ounce, adding to last week's 2.9 percent decline.
Brent crude dipped 0.2 percent to around $111 a barrel on concerns that the US debt standoff and slower growth in China would crimp demand.
"China still faces significant external headwinds while a recovery in domestic demand is lifting import growth," HSBC said in a note on the weak export data.
"Beijing should keep its accommodative policy and steer structural reforms to sustain a recovery driven by domestic demand," it added. - Reuters
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Market Street, Stoneclough, Manchester £184,950
Bedrooms: 4
Ground Floor
Entrance Hallway
Double glazed front door into entrance hallway with double radiator, stairs to first floor. Door to kitchen.
20' 7" x 11' 4" (6.27m x 3.45m) Modern range of wall and base units with 1 1/2 stainless steel sink unit, stainless steel electric oven, gas hob with extractor hood over, integrated fridge and freezer, tiled floor, double glazed window to front,
Sitting Room
12' x 10' 1" (3.66m x 3.07m) Double glazed double external doors to rear garden, double radiator.
Utility Room
Single radiator, plumbed for washing machine, double glazed window.
Guest WC
Two piece suite in white comprising pedestal wash hand basin and low level wc. Single radiator.
First Floor
First Floor Landing
Stairs to first floor landing and second floor landing, double radiator.
15' x 14' 3" max (4.57m x 4.34m) Two double glazed windows to front, double radiator.
Bedroom Two
14' 10" x 9' (4.52m x 2.74m) Two double glazed windows to rear, two double radiators.
Four piece suite in white comprising bath, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled shower cubicle with electric shower and low level wc. Inset ceiling spotlights.
Second Floor
Second Floor Landing
Stairs to second floor landing, double radiator, cupboard housing boiler.
Master Bedroom
14' 6" inc wardrobes x 11' 11" (4.42m x 3.63m) Double glazed window to front, double radiator, modern built in wardrobes with matching over bed storage and bedside cabinets.
Three piece suite in white comprising low level wc, tiled shower cubicle and pedestal wash hand basin. Inset ceiling spotlights.
Bedroom Three
13' 7" x 7' 6" (4.14m x 2.29m) Double glazed window to rear, double radiator.
Bedroom Four
9' 11" x 6' 10" (3.02m x 2.08m) Double glazed window to rear, double radiator.
Front Garden
Enclosed lawned garden to the front.
Rear Garden
Enclosed rear garden with panelled fencing, rear gate access which leads to two parking spaces.
Neighbourhood average sold house prices
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- Terraced
- £103,007
- Semi-detached
- £128,375
- Detached
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HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - Right now, there are 17 states that have legalized medical marijuana, along with the District of Columbia.
Next year, one legislator wants to see Kentucky added to the list.
Because this is such a controversial topic, it was difficult for WYMT to find a doctor willing to talk about it.
Sen. Perry Clark, a democrat from Louisville, pre-filed the bill to legalize marijuana for medical purposes in Kentucky. It has received a lot of feedback.
"It's all about, basically, the de facto legalization of marijuana," said Ed Shemelya, of the Appalachia High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas, HIDTA, Eastern Region Marijuana Coordinator.
That is one argument given by those against allowing people to use pot as medicine.
"I don't believe marijuana has any medical purposes whatsoever," said Dan Smoot of Operation Unlawful Narcotics Investigations, Treatment and Education, UNITE.
The bill has been pre-filed for the 2013 legislative session.
Drug and law enforcement officials said they do not think it is a good idea, first and foremost because it violates federal law. They said they look to what it has done in other areas where it has been legalized and did not see good things happening in those places.
"They are very concise as to what a doctor can recommend and they have been violated and abused in all 17 jurisdictions," said Shemelya.
"The largest percentage of card holders in those 17 jurisdictions are 18 to 31-year-olds."
Shemelya said that was an indicator because most people those age do not have serious medical conditions that are used as the justification for the legalization of the drug. In states, such as
Shemelya said they fear, no matter how many regulations are enforced, the marijuana will end up in the wrong hands.
"Marijuana has long been proved a gateway drug and it is the drug that most kids first experiment with," said Smoot.
As a 30-year-veteran of the Kentucky State Police, Shemelya said he believed the costs outweighed the benefits in thinking about future generations.
"We will see teen usage, 12 to 17 year olds, increase six to eight points like we have seen in the other 17 states in this country," Shemelya said.
Though marijuana is illegal in the state, doctors who have prescribed pills derived from the plant, or synthetics to some patients said they have seen results.
"For cancer patients, who are affected because of loss of appetite, this was very effective in terms of increasing their appetite, getting them to eat again," said Dr. Wayne Tuckson, a surgeon from Louisville.
"Which form is better, smoking it versus taking the pills? Clearly there are some potential increased risks for abuse with the smoking and the pill is far more convenient and easier to control."
Tuckson said as a colorectal surgeon he dealt with a lot of cancer patients.
One other medical doctor from Ashland said he was completely against any form of marijuana, derived pills or pharmaceuticals and doubted their medicinal abilities.
In this region, some said it would just add to a problem.
"With all the pill mills that have popped up in Kentucky, I am afraid these medical marijuana dispensaries we could end up in the same boat we are now," Smoot said.
WYMT tried to get in touch with Sen. Clark for comment, but he did not return our call.
The bill will be called the Gatewood Galbraith Medical Marijuana Memorial Act.
For more information or to read a copy of the bill, just log on to http://www.lrc.ky.gov/record/13rs/sb11.html.
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Can The Flyers Win the Cup?
According to the Hockey News, they can. The moves they made to shore up their D, deepen their farm system with strong drafts and trades, and getting perhaps the best player in the world are good reasons why the team has a strong chance to win.
Peter Forsberg was the biggest coup this summer. no doubt the cream of the crop available among the free agents, Forsberg a guy guaranteed to provide offence whenever he steps on the ice. The new rules to open up the game like the no redline, zero tolerance on obstruction and the bigger offensive zones will certainly give Forsberg the time and space to be even more dangerous.
The additions of Derian Hatcher, Mike Rathje and Chris Therien provide a healthy balance of size and toughness to go with their smaller, skilled players on D.
And the additions of youngsters Jeff Carter, Mike Richards, Antero Nittimaki, Jani Pitkanen, Patrick Sharp and perhaps RJ Umberger and Denis Seidenberg will allow them to not only get use to the cap world without the aid of buying top players but instead developing their own. And it is always good to implement some youthful enthusiasm.
However several questions need to be answered before we can annoint them champions after just 1 pre-season game so far.
1. The Flyers need to stay healthy. No doubt the biggest key to the team's success. Already 3 top players are hurt. Forsberg's injury is minor and he should be back to start the year, but he will miss valuable time getting use to his new teammates and new system under coach Hitch*****. Rarely mentioned is the country club atmosphere Forsberg played with in Colorado and the kind of adjustment he will need to make under the strict Hitch*****.
Hatcher is out until possibly late October with his bum knee. By only playing 27 competitive NHL games in a 2 year span, he needs to simply put in the work and get in game shape. The knee will likely give him trouble year round. Though he knows the Hitch***** system well, it will be a huge adjustment for him to get use to the new rules and the increased speed of the game. He is not too fast to begin with.
Kapanen will be lost for 10 weeks and that is a bigger loss than some make out to be. The Flyers are not that deep on the wings and Kapanen's speed and skill are a big asset in the opened up NHL. He is one who should put up big numbers in that type of game but it will take some time for him to adjust and be able to not shy away from the physicality of the game.
The team must also worry about Desjardins and Primeau who missed some time the last few years with injuries and are not getting any younger. I think the added youth and depth should help them as they will not have to do much too much and can be saved for the playoffs.
2. The Flyers need top goaltending. They should get it from Robert Esche but they have seen a goalie who had one great year with their team go south after that. Brian Boucher had one terrific year a few years back and looked like the guy who would anchor the team in goal for years. He faded after 1 good year. The hope is Esche wont do the same but I think they have an even better goalie in Nittymaki who could pull a Kiprusoff year for them. I think the best route for Philly is to make it an open challenge for the number 1 role and let Esche earn it as he seems to be a better player when challenged and doubted.
3. The rookies have to produce. There are some good young players in Philly. Carter and Richards are Calder candidates, as is Nittymaki. But keep in mind they are replacing several veteran players who were proven talents.
The team did lose 5 of their top 9 forwards. Many claim the losses were minimal but Recchi was their leading scorer in the regular season, Roenick was a huge playoff performer, Zhamnov was roughly a point per game player, Leclair was a good powerplay guy and Amonte was a player who could give you at least 20 goals.
Carter and Richards have not played an NHL game yet, Sharp has only been a bit player so far and needs to show more and Umberger may not be ready to contribute offensively right now. To assume these youngsters with minimal experience can put up the numbers that those proven vets have year after year right away may be too much to ask. hopefully the big hype and high expectations wont get to them.
4. Some of their veterans need to step it up offensively. Gagne needs to be the player he is capable of being. He has the potential to score 35-40 goals with his speed and skill but seems to hover around 25 for the most part. He cannot simply blame the Hitch***** system for holding him back. He has to finish off plays.
Primeau cannot go another year of scoring 7 goals in 54 games. He needs to pick it up offensively to compensate for the team's loss of proven scorers. He has scored in the past and must get back to that again.
Knuble must prove he can score without the help of Joe Thornton. He did nothing when he was not playing with Thornton and he will be counted upon in Philly to put up the kind of numbers he did in Boston and not be the player who struggled as a Ranger. Can he do that remains to be seen.
And if Brian Savage can light it up for October and November at least like he always does, that will offset the loss of Kapanen and perhaps give some time for the rookies to get their feet wet.
The Flyers have 82 games to get healthy, work out the kinks in terms of adjusting to new rules and new teammates and to get use to their opponents as with so many changes, styles will change from team to team. I think the Hockey News is not far off in their prediction, but with such a long layoff, and so many changes league wide, simply playing the games will allow us to get a better read on who are the contenders and who are the pretenders. With parity more prevelant than ever, it is foolhardy to hand Philadelphia the cup now. They certainly have to earn it and on paper, they have the tools to take it all. But games are won on the ice, not paper so it remains to be seen if the Hockey News is correct (and they have never seemed to be right in their predictions but they have chosen Ottawa pretty much every year). We will all have to wait and see.


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Ms. Pamela Donohue and Mr. Stephen Stalgaitis of Middletown are pleased to announce the engagement of her daughter, Kristen, to Justin Brunt, son of Colleen and Brian Kibala of Stafford Va., and William and Heidi Brunt of Middletown.
Ms. Donohue, also the daughter of the late Daniel Donohue, graduated from Boston College with a B.A. in Psychology and went on to Robert Wood Johnson Medical School to earn her M.D. She works as a surgical resident at Robert Wood Johnson Hospital in New Brunswick.
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The Town of Buxton Board of Appeals will hold a Public Hearing at the Buxton Municipal Building on the Portland Road, Buxton, Maine on:
Tuesday November 1, 2005 at 7:00 p.m.
1. Call to Order
Public Hearing:
Christopher Carroll owner of property located
at 53 Salmon Falls road, is proposing to tear down and re-construct single family residence in the Shoreland Zone; Tax Map 12, Lot 35.
Public Hearing
: Michael & Mary Beaudoin are requesting an
administrative appeal to install a foundation under an
existing dwelling in the Shoreland Zone, located at 91 Bonny Eagle Pond, Standish; Tax Map 1A, Lot 126 & 127A.
Public Hearing:
Lawrence Parlin of 64 Seavey Drive is
requesting a variance for a reduction in a sideline setback for a breezeway addition; Tax Map 9, Lot 10-E.
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June 7, 2005
6. CEO Report
7. Approval of bills
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March Maine Townsman – June, July, August, September
ZBA workshop – November 29
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10. Adjourn – time.
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|Oral health status in elders from South Brazil: a population-based study.
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|Gerodontology 2012; doi: 10.1111/j.1741-2358.2011.00617.x Oral health status in elders from South Brazil: a population-based study Objective: To assess the oral health status of community-dwelling adults aged 60 years and older from southern Brazil and to determine demographics, socioeconomic, behavioural and dental risk indicators. Materials and methods: This cross-sectional study used a multistage, probability sampling method to draw a representative sample of the metropolitan area of Porto Alegre, Brazil. A subsample of 217 subjects was included in this analysis. Oral mucosal lesions, dental caries, tooth loss and periodontal status (full-mouth, six sites per tooth exam) were assessed by calibrated examiners. Results: Prevalence of edentulism was 39.5%, and mean tooth loss was 20.2 (SE = 0.6). Older individuals [Odds Ratio (OR) = 2.2], women (OR = 2.3), white people (OR = 5.9), individuals of lower socioeconomic status (OR = 5.6) and smokers (OR = 3.5) had higher likelihood of being edentulous. Approximately 36% of dentate individuals had caries and/or restoration affecting, in average, 5.0 teeth. Periodontitis affected 79% of subjects, and it was associated with older age (OR = 4.0), men (OR = 3.4) and large amounts of supragingival plaque (OR = 3.0). Conclusion: Poor oral health was observed in this elderly population from South Brazil. Sociodemographic disparities accounted for most of the burden of disease and treatment needs.
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Jonathan Scott was perfectly prepared for the recruiting blitz that's shaking up his world these days.One of his brothers, Kenny Scott, just finished a stellar career at Georgia Tech. Another, James Scott, signed with Ohio State in February 2007 and is pushing for a starting spot at cornerback with the Buckeyes. "This is something I've been looking forward to my whole life after watching my brothers go through it," Jonathan Scott said Sunday night. "They told me to take my time, take all of my visits, talk to everybody and get my name out there. They told me it's going to get crazy as it starts to wind down, but that's the best part of it all." Things are getting crazy for Scott because the 6-foot-3, 190-pound safety from Daytona Beach (Seabreeze), Fla., is seeing his stock skyrocket this summer. The three-star standout is ranked No. 59 nationally among safeties by Rivals.com and his offer list is growing steadily. Auburn, Florida State, Illinois, Kentucky, LSU, Michigan, Wake Forest, West Virginia, Central Florida and Florida International have all offered. Of those, Michigan, South Carolina and LSU have intrigued him the most, but there is a sleeper in the mix. Scott has struck up a strong relationship with Ole Miss recruiting coordinator/cornerbacks coach Chris Vaughn, one that gives the Rebels more than a puncher's shot at Scott's talented services. "We have built a relationship that's better than I've ever had with a coach," Scott said. "We talk on a whole other level. It's like a family relationship. It's a friend-type relationship, rather than just a recruiting coach." Scott said Vaughn has told him that Ole Miss "is a good school and he wants to get a chance to work with me." Scott knows a lot less about Ole Miss than he does LSU, South Carolina and Michigan, but still, he's intrigued. "I can tell you one thing: Eli Manning went there and he won the Super Bowl last year," Scott said. "You can come from anywhere. Ole Miss isn't a small school. Eli was the first pick (in the 2004 NFL draft) and they play in the No. 1 conference in the nation right now." Scott said he's looking for a coaching staff and an environment that he's comfortable with. He said he plans to take all five allotted official visits before announcing a decision, likely at Seabreeze's football banquet in January. On the field, Scott had 40 tackles, one interception, 12 pass break-ups and one fumble recovery last season. "I give my all on every play," Scott said. "I love to hit, so guys better tighten up their chinstraps. I loved (former Miami and Washington Redskins safety) Sean Taylor. I want to play a lot like him." ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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A great collaboration is a wonderful thing and we have one. Sometimes we call it four-handed piano, because even though it's cooking, there's something about it that seems musical, even choreographed.
We began cooking together 11 years ago. We met when Sheryl needed an assistant to help her style photographs for a food column in The Boston Globe Magazine (it's been running for 20 years). Julie had cooked with celebrity chef Todd English, when he was just starting out at a popular restaurant named Michela's. Sheryl had lunch there one day with her editor and Michela Larson introduced them.
When cooks get together initially, they eye one another warily this probably happens in every trade and we were no different. Does she have "good hands?" one of us wondered. Is her technique correct? Does her food taste good? What kind of cooking does she do?We passed one another's scrutiny right away, mainly because we think about food in a similar way: we're not restaurateurs and we think people at home shouldn't pretend to be. Food should be simple. It should have lots of flavor, but not lots of components. You shouldn't have to spend all day Saturday in the kitchen cooking for company. That's what we did 20 years ago, but it doesn't suit today's lifestyle.
In the kitchen, when we're cooking together, Julie will begin sautŽing onions in a skillet and the phone might ring. When she answers it, Sheryl checks the onions to make sure they aren't burning, and proceeds with her recipe. When the phone call is done, Julie returns to the onions while Sheryl turns to another recipe. There's no discussion of who did what. One of us steps in where the other left off. That's the choreography part.
Yes, that seamless quality demands trust, but we're compatible in other ways: we're both very tidy, we don't take shortcuts even when we get tired and we have similar notions of what, beyond the cooking, should happen in the kitchen.
We're there to enjoy ourselves. You can be very serious about food, as we are, but preparing it and thinking about it should be fun and creative. Before we cook, we always discuss what we'll do, draw up a list, and make a tentative plan, so we're not wasting our time. We divide the shopping, which isn't as much fun as skating around the kitchen.
Then, once we begin, we talk about the food. The soup was too thick the last time we made it, or the pork was no longer moist, or the bacon flavor overwhelmed a recent dish. We correct these details. Then we decide who is cooking what and we go to work.
Then the fun begins: We talk about books we're reading, our children, problems of the world. We've got pads of paper on the counter and we take cooking notes as we go along, so we've got a record of everything we're making. We're building on what we've done in the past. A recipe for fish and chips, for instance, produces beautiful spears of oven-fried potatoes but the fish isn't crisp. So we decide that instead of plain white crumbs, we should use panko, the Japanese crumbs that make everything taste crunchy.
When we're done, we each take something for our own suppers and then deliver the rest of the food to someone who isn't feeling well or needs a hand. We get the dishes to their front door. It's another way we're alike. Sheryl Julian is the food editor of the Boston Globe. She trained at the Cordon Bleu Schools in London and Paris. Julie Riven worked at Michela's restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was the cook at Roxbury Latin School, a private boys' school in Boston. She studied at the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts. The Way We Cook: Recipes from the New American Kitchen ($27, 400 pages, ISBN 0618171495) was published earlier this year by Houghton Mifflin.


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She wants to go to college at either Duke or Brown and wants to be an orthopedic surgeon.
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Whiskered Away 5 Points Level Up once. Medal Stats.
Too Soon, Finish Late 25 Points Survive Earthquakes The Game for 30 seconds. Medal Stats.
The End The Game 100 Points Finish all the levels... Oh, but that's JUST the levels! Medal Stats.
Total Medals Earned: 77 (From 20 different games.)
Latest Shared Creations
Tom Added to skins for Skincraft May 1, 2012. Load Level
Favorite Audio
|*+*+(Symphony of Darkness)+*+*
|Video Game Song
|Guitar Vs. Piano 1.2
|Miscellaneous Song
|Castle Crashers Menu Loop
|Hip Hop - Modern Loop
|Helix - Archetype
|Industrial Song