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A study from the University of Toronto Scarborough shows people in brightly lit rooms think women are more attractive, fictional characters are more aggressive and prefer chicken wing sauce that's spicier.
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AARP Chapter 5023 celebrated its 20th anniversary Saturday night with a banquet at the Wilson County Senior Citizens Center in Lebanon.
Noted personality and Lebanon native Ruth Wharton was the speaker for the affair.
Current president Betty Cantrell kicked off the festivities by introducing Liz Reese, director of Brooks House, as emcee for the evening. Reese thanked the national and state AARP organizations for their "help all along the way," and then introduced Catherine White who "welcomed everybody to their 20th year celebration"
Michael Neal performed a rendention of "Moon River" preceding the introduction of Brian McDonald, director of Hearthside, who blessed the food.
Dinner was served by Grand "Ma's" Table, which catered the country meal that consisted of fried chicken breast doctored with lemon pepper and country gravy; green beans topped with fresh onions; red potatoes; tossed salad with vinaigrette or ranch dressing; rolls with honey/cinnamon butter; warm peach cobbler; tea, coffee or water and a sheet cake that read "20 years."
Mayor Philip Craighead, on behalf of the co-sponsoring city of Lebanon, acted as "drink server" for the dinner.
Following dinner, Neal sang another number.
Reese brought up charter member Oleta Winfree, who introduced AARP volunteer Wharton as the speaker.
"It is so good to be here and see so many familiar faces and so many heads of gray," said Wharton in opening, which brought a laugh from the audience.
Wharton told about the founding of AARP and how it is not political, but rather non-partisan. She went on to relate that the aged/AARP was not at the top of the totem pole in protections and government programs, and one day they were going to wake up and truly realize just how many seniors there are out there.
"Handicap ramps are nowhere near up to the needs of the elderly," Wharton said. "Gallatin Road is a perfect example of how many people are scrambling to get across that street. They may need to do an audit or research program in Wilson County on how many streets here are in need of redefining.
"We also want to make sure Social Security is protected. We need to have more inner-generational programs, and then we need to partner with other groups. In other words, AARP still has a lot of work to do, and we need all the help we can get.
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Josephine Searcy presented citations to former presidents, including the late Lloyd Kinkaid, Mary Katherine Graves, Jo Grafton, Bob Hansen, Don Sheperd, Rufus McAdoo, Ada Midgett, Faye Dedman, Bernie Kane, Pauline Holmes and Betty Cantrell. Several were unable to make the banquet. Subsequently, Jelani Holmes, Pauline Holmes' son, accepted her award. Grafton's certificate was accepted by Craighead.
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His comedy was, not surprisingly, of the athletic variety that had Doug indulging in - as one writer put it - the kind of activities that were recommended to adolescent boys to take their minds off sex. This hyperactive screen presence worked best in the Sherlock Holmes parody "The Mystery of the Leaping Fish," where he played Coke Ennyday.
Most of the films, however, poked fun at current fads. In 1919, he, his future wife, Mary Pickford, Charles Chaplin and director D.W. Griffith joined forces to create United Artists. All four were, essentially, their own producers - and with their own studio facilities - but they were under contract to turn their films over to others for distribution. U.A. would give them complete control and all the profits.
For Fairbanks it also signaled a new artistic direction, and he became film's first swashbuckler - and a very successful one at that. Not until after the coming of sound would Fairbanks again don modern dress on screen or play the role of someone born in the U.S. And even though the modern comedies he'd made previously far outnumbered the spectacles, he'll be forever remembered for buckling his swash.
The actor's turn as Zorro in "The Mark of Zorro" was a cautiously made step in the light of growing audience enthusiasm for epics following Griffith's "Birth of a Nation.
The fey persona of Zorro's alter-ego, Don Diego - who would rather make puppets from his handkerchief than court the fair young maiden chosen by his parents as his prospective bride - falls not so far from some of the modern comedies.
New to the Fairbanks' persona is the ardent lover, and here we can be glad that sound had not come along because the purple prose of the intertitles would have drawn derisive guffaws had it been spoken aloud. (Overwrought love proclamations would also be a feature of future Fairbanks' adventure spectacles.) But ignore that, or laugh through it as well, because everything else is just nonstop fun. This first of Fairbanks' action-adventure outings is easily his best.
1920 / Alpha Home Entertainment / 98m / $7.98 [unrated]
I'm trying to imagine the reaction of anyone who picks up a copy of "Any Last Words?" under the impression that it's anything like a standard western - an impression the box art and copy does nothing to alter. But what we have here is a metaphysical western with some less-than-deep philosophizing ("The choices they make will define them just as surely as yours will define you.") and a mystifying obsession with lizards.
The film begins with Bat Masterson (Tom Lagleder) lying unconscious on the ground in the desert and encountered by itinerant peddler Mobius Agician - M. Agician, get it? - (played by Paul Tinder, who is also one of the film's producers) who either has very, very dark eyes or is wearing Vodlemort-style black contact lenses. Bat gets up out of his body and is taken on a tour of various episodes in his life, past and future; just so we don't think writer/director Vaughn Taylor (who also plays Belle Starr) is trying to rip off Charles Dickens without credit, she even has Bat ask Mobius if he's the Ghost of Christmas Past. Bat knows something screwy is up because, in addition to seeing his body lying in the sand, a stone he throws hits him in the back rather than striking Mobius.
The incidents chosen suggest that Masterson became a legend despite a fairly dull life filled with forgettable conversations. I suppose that's true of most of our lives and an early onscreen legend notes that everything in the film is based on historical facts, but picking the unexciting times and dramatizing them in banal fashion may be carrying accuracy a tad too far. The actors are either sadly uninteresting or have been directed to keep things subdued; I suspect the latter because all the scenes are played at the same level - no highs, no lows and often no proper payoff.
This is exacerbated by some very curious editing that has cutaways to odd viewpoints or peculiar details. Not only are these more distracting than interesting, they also drag out scenes that might otherwise have played with some punch - or at least not extend beyond the point where they're interesting. A funeral procession goes on and on, shown from every conceivable angle, and before it just ends; the only point to it seems to be for Taylor to give her possibly volunteer extras a whole bunch of close-ups. (And given none of the mourners' mouths are moving just who the dickens is singing "Amazing Grace" anyway?)
Repeated close-ups of arrows thudding into a cabin and a flurry of rapidly-cut shots of Indians to depict an Indian attack suggests both a small budget and a complete inability to stage action scenes. But the real problem with "Any Last Words?" is that whatever message it is trying to convey is so muddled as to be indecipherable.
2012 / Lionsgate / 90m / $26.98 [PG-13]
After the relaxation of censorship in Britain and the U.S. in the late 1960s, filmmakers on both sides of the Atlantic started making lots and lots of smutty films.
The major difference between the two countries is that in Britain the films were helmed by journeymen directors who had been active in the country's film industry for years. Some were quite talented, even if they never quite broke into the Michael Powell and David Lean leagues, and had to make do with whatever assignments they could land.
Val Guest, who directed "Au Pair Girls" is a case in point. Arguably his best work was in several gritty science-fiction films - including the first two Quatermass entries and a bleak little item "The Day the Earth Caught Fire" - but he also directed Laurence Harvey in "Expresso Bongo" and was hired by producer Charles Feldman to make sense of "Casino Royale." Other than that he took on very nearly everything he was offered, and by the early 1970s that included so-called "nudie-cuties" such as this one. Guest even co-wrote the script.
Ah, well, as Fritz Lang once told Peter Bogdanovich, "Even directors have to eat," and reportedly Guest afterward regretted having undertaken the project, though it didn't stop him from making "Confessions of a Window Cleaner" a few years later.
There is no plot here, only a set-up that allows for the titular young women (Gabrielle Drake, Me Me Lai, Nancie Wait and Astrid Frank) to remove their clothing as frequently as possible or at least strip down to see-through lingerie. Aside from one guy, the men all keep their trousers on even while indulging in sex - who wants to see naked guys anyway, right? The sex scenes are too brief to be properly termed soft-core, but there are quite a few of them.
Essentially, what we have here are four extended, alternating sketches that have the Au Pairs arrive in Britain, receive their assignments and head off to their employers. One strips down as soon as she's in her bedroom, inquires of the lady of the house if she might take a bath and promptly bounces naked down the hallway to the loo. The husband returns home and encounters her in this state and says, "Oh, pair" while staring at her breasts. That's the level of wit we've got going on here, though to be honest that's a higher level than is sometimes displayed in these films.
And at least Guest's contribution to the form never pretends to be anything other than a naughty romp, unlike many that passed themselves off as thrillers or horror films. That doesn't make it any less forgettable.
1972 / Jezebel / 90m / $19.95 BluRay [R]
CSI - The Twelfth Season
CSI: NY - The Eighth Season
CSI: MIAMI - The Final Season
Television has long had a habit of copying successful series in one way or another.
"I Love Lucy" was prompted by a now-forgotten sitcom called "I Married Joan" and it, in turn, begat a slew of dizzy-wife sitcoms. Then there are spin-offs such as "Pete and Gladys" that promoted characters from "December Bride" into their own show just as later "Laverne and Shirley" and "Mork and Mindy" were derived from "Happy Days." I think we have "Star Trek: The Next Generation" to thank for the phenomena of multiple series with the same prefixed title, however, though the sundry "Law and Order" series probably cemented the franchise concept.
Here's evidence that, until recently, at least three series boasting the "CSI" designation (that's Crime Scene Investigation) were running concurrently. There may be more for all I know, set in such other major cities as Chicago or Dallas or Seattle.
All fall into the category of police procedural shows in which an intrepid team investigates some crime, usually a murder or somehow involving one. The shows don't really qualify as mysteries because in some episodes the culprit is obvious from the beginning and, in others, he or she is only revealed when some forensic item coughs up a fingerprint or DNA match from some database and the culprit turns out to be a character that hasn't even figured into the action to that point.
Now I know that the Homeland Security overhaul is supposed to have made access of computer files between various law-enforcement agencies easier, but I'm a little doubtful it's quite the snap that's depicted in these series. In fact, acquaintances in that field tell me they can't watch shows such as "CSI" because they are so removed from reality.
I can't speak as to how "science-fictiony" the computer stuff is in these series, but I'm pretty certain that only the largest police departments can actually afford anything like what's on display here (this is why there is no "CSI: East Petersburg"), if it actually exists. The ease with which the characters in these shows tap into non-governmental systems may seem a tad credulity-stretching, but then I recall that there are sites on the Internet where you can get a real-time view of my house courtesy some satellite in orbit around our planet. I suppose as long as I never leave my house I can avoid being spied on by someone. But I'm not even sanguine about that. Big brother is here, and we've embraced him so far as surveillance is concerned.
Where things get a mite unbelievable is in the digs that are occupied by the teams in shows like this, though in this case it's only "CSI: Miami" that really boggles the mind (and the eyeballs); the HQ in that show looks like a set left over from "Forbidden Planet." Any police department that can afford to build something that lush clearly has too many taxpayer dollars to play with.
All three shows deal with the collection of evidence and clues, some of it gathered with tweezers in the time-honored fashion of Sherlock Holmes. Time and again the crucial bit of evidence is found easily and conveniently when one of the characters walks in and spots that pubic hair sticking up out of a puddle of blood by a 16th of an inch. My favorite bits are when one of the investigators wanders into the lab, glances over a body that's just undergone a complete autopsy and says, "Hey, doc, what's this?" (A warming to the squeamish: these shows aren't short on gruesome corpses.)
Well, of course, we're talking entertainment here, not a documentary on the Discovery Channel. And as entertainment, these shows work, particularly in regards to their cast members. Ted Danson becomes the new head of the Las Vegas crew in that show's 12th season and lends a quirky touch, while the wonderful Sela Ward and Gary Sinise (who looks so much like DeForest Kelly I expected him to say, "He's dead, Jim," whenever he approaches a corpse) head up the New York show. The Miami version featured Christian Clemenson - who I remember fondly from "The Adventures of Briscoe County, Jr." - as the pathologist (the guy who gets to say, "Odd, I hadn't noticed that," to the question posed above).
All three shows are intricately plotted as well, which is a plus. But take the proceedings with a very large grain of salt.
CSI / 2011-12 / Paramount, CBS-DVD / 947m (6 discs) / $68.99 [unrated]
CSI: NY / 2011-12 / Paramount, CBS-DVD / 784m (5 discs) / $64.99 [unrated]
CSI: Miami / 2011-12 / Paramount, CBS-DVD / 820m (5 discs) / $64.99 [unrated]


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Updated 16th May 2011 – The Diamond Store are finalists at the 2011 UK Jewellery Awards, fingers crossed! See Below….
Wow, after what feels like a life time we have finally submitted our entry into the 2011 UK Jewellery Awards….
Last year we were finalists so fingers crossed we can go one better this year and win…we have entered the category E-Tailer Of The Year 2011.
It's much harder than you would think to put a good entry together but it's a good experience and it really makes you appreciate the hard work that the team here have put in over the last 12 months…
I will update this post once the finalists are announced in a month or so!
16th May 2011
Below is a complete list of all the finalists and different categories at the 2011 UK Jewellery Awards…
Retail Star of the year Sponsored by Jolyon Marshall Ltd
- Andrew Pass, John Pass Jewellers
- Brian Bailey, Fraser Hart
- Julie Bryan, Fraser Hart
- Lorraine Currie, Beaverbrooks
- Mark Houghton, Fraser Hart, York
- Peter Elliott, Beaverbrooks
Jewellery Designer of the year
- Ana de Costa Fine Jewellery
- Bjørg Design
- Bobby White
- Fei Liu Fine Jewellery
- Alexander Davis Jewellery
- SHO Fine Jewellery
- Tomasz Donocik London
- William Cheshire
Business Initiative of the Year
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- Holition
- VFM Consulting
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- Blacklock Jewellery
- Monica Vinader
- ROX Diamond & Watch Specialists
- Stefffans.co.uk
- The Diamond Store.co.uk
- The Watch Hut
- Unforgettable Moments
Catwalk Jewels of the Year Sponsored by Swarovski
- Gilda's Tryst
- Gisele Ganne
- Jianhui London
- Manik Mercian
- Trisori
Platinum Bridal Collection Sponsored by Platinum Guild
- Charles Green and Son
- David Roberts
- Dennis & Lavery
- Domino
- Sarah Jordan
- Sharman D Neill
Italian Jewels of the Year
- Capossela Creazioni
- Danila Tarcinale
- Luxor GioielliI
- Pellicioli Jewellery Design
- Rosalba Balsamo
- Trisori
- Vernissage
Boutique Retailer of the Year
- Branch on the park
- Brazen Studios
- Catherine Jones Jewellery
- EC One
- Gilda's Tryst
- Simon Pure
Retail Employer of the Year Sponsored by Pursuit Software Ltd
- Beaverbrooks The Jewellers
- Jeremy France Jewellers
- Peter Jackson the Jeweller
Independent Retailer of the year
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- John Greed Jewellery
- Keanes Jewellers
- Rox Watch and Diamond Specialists
- Stefffans
- Timothy Roe Fine Jewellery
New Designer of the year
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- FSAugusta
- Gisele Ganne
- Katie Rowland Jewellery
- Leblas
- Magnus & Bella
Multiple Retailer of the Year Sponsored by Clogau Gold
- Beaverbrooks The Jewellers
- Fraser Hart
- Hugh Rice Jewellers
- Peter Jackson the Jeweller
Supplier of the year Sponsored by T.H. March
- Citizen Watch UK
- Domino
- Gecko Trading
- IBB Amsterdam BV
- Sharman D Neill
- The Dreyfuss Group
Jewellery Brand of the year
- Aagaard
- Babette Wasserman
- Chamilia Europe
- Chaos
- Charming by TiSento
- Domino
- Kit Heath
- Lola Rose Jewellery
- Molly Brown London
- Ti Sento
Watch Brand of the year
- Bremont
- Bulova
- Casio UK
- Citizen Watch UK
- Gc
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Off Road Lighting Wiring
I have a 20" SR series rigid industry light mounted on my hood along with a pair of PIAA 510's mounted on mirror mounts.
I would like to have both of these lamps run off of one main power switch mounted on my shift lever. The problem I'm having is that i know how to run both lights off of one switch (how its set up now), I would like to have it so that i could have 2 separate toggle switches mounted somewhere else in the vehicle. The reason for this is that the switch on the shift lever is the main power, while the other two switches determine which lights get turned on when I hit the main power switch.
Any help on how to wire this would be greatly appreciated.
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I ended up sitting down with a couple of extra wiring harnesses and was able to figure it out the good old fashioned way of trial and error. I ended up with two switches inside my glove box that controls which of the two lamps if not both is turned on when I press the primary switch on the shift lever.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Former Ohio State receiver Ray Small told The Lantern that he also sold memorabilia given to him by the university.
Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor and other prominent players will miss the first five games of next season while serving a suspension for selling items for money and extra benefits.
Small, who spent time in an out of head coach Jim Tressel's doghouse while with the program, said players "don't even think about the rules."
"They explain the rules to you, but as a kid you're not really listening to all of them rules," Small told The Lantern in a story the paper released today. "You go out and you just, people show you so much love, you don't even think about the rules. You're just like 'Ah man, it's cool.' You take it, and next thing you know the NCAA is down your back."
Small played for Ohio State from 2006 to 2009 and he said he also sold his stuff for money. The main motive? Small said there is so much time spent on football that students athletes needed the extra money. With extra memorabilia, Small said he took the opportunity to make an extra buck.
"I had sold my things but it was just for the money," Small said. "At that time in college, you're kind of struggling.
"We have apartments, car notes," he continued. "So you got things like that and you look around and you're like, 'Well I got (four Big Ten rings), I can sell one or two and get some money to pay this rent� We had four Big Ten rings - There was enough to go around."
Small continued by saying that car deals were a big way student athletes saved money, but said similar deals weren't only restricted to Ohio State football players. However, Small continued by saying Ohio State football players are more prone to get the better deals.
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Biologists and oceanographs are enlisting 23 species of apex predators to serve as ocean sensors, outfitting them with electronic tags that report on oceanographic conditions and, in many cases, transmit the data via satellite. The data yield new information about the migrations and behavior of the animals and about the North Pacific Ocean.
Daniel Costa, at the University of California, Santa Cruz, is working with Barbara Block of Stanford University, on this Census of Marine Life project called Tagging Of Pacific Pelagics (TOPP). He is also collaborating with researchers at the Sea Mammal Research Unit (SMRU) at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland on a project around Antarctica called Southern Elephant Seals as Oceanographic Samplers (SEaOS).
The tags can capture an animal's location, swim speed, and the depth and duration of dives, as well as the temperature and salinity of the seawater and how that changes with depth. As the sea lions travel along the coast diving for food, their tags transmit data back to the researchers via satellite.
The tags are miniaturized computers fitted with various sensors and fixed onto the fur of a seal or sea lion. They will stay on for several months before falling off when the animal molts. Data recorded during a dive are transmitted to satellites when the animal comes to the surface to breathe.
"Much of the world's weather is determined by what happens in the Antarctic, so understanding the Southern Ocean is a key to understanding global climate," Costa said.
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'Creative Differences' Led To Matt Fraction Exiting The INHUMAN Series
After Infinity and Inhumanity!, a new Inhumans monthly series was set to launch with Matt Fraction at the helm. The series would expand the Inhuman's place in the Marvel Universe and set them up as important players rivaling the mutant population. Last month Marvel announced that the series would be delayed and re-solicited for April. No reason was given, but a few weeks later it was revealed that Matt Fraction was no longer writing the series and Charles Soule would take over. Joe Madureira would stay on art though. Today CBR spoke with all the involved parties to get to the bottom of the split. It's actually kind of bland compared to the more sensational writer departures we've seen this year.
The series as originally planned would go through the fallout of Black Bolt unleashing the Terrigen Mists to awaken the Inhuman gene in long lost descendents of the scattered tribes all over the earth. Fraction described it as a "Game of Thrones" type of story that would rip the Inhuman royal family apart. Many saw Marvel's plans as a way to let the Inhumans take the mutant's place in many ways since Marvel Studios can't use mutants. Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso talked about the editorial differences that led to Fraction's departure:
This is just an instance where we — meaning Marvel and the writer, Matt Fraction — came to the realization that we weren't on the same page, we probably never would be, and no one would benefit if we tried to force it to work. The series that Matt wanted to write would have been good, no doubt about it, but it was not the series we need to lay the foundation for this new universe within the Marvel Universe.
The reason this [creative shift] came about a bit late is because of the mutual respect we've built over ten-plus years, and, well, because we really wanted it to work out.
Fraction agreed that it was an amicable, probably frustrating, but amicable split as far as things like this can go:
As un-dramatic and uninteresting as it sounds, my version of 'Inhuman' wasn't what they were into and, y'know, it's their company. It's a legit case of 'creative differences' in spite of everyone's best intentions. After what? Five or six months where this has been my primary focus and we're still not on the same page — I can't say they didn't try, they can't say I didn't try, and at some point, you gotta move on. It happens. It didn't make sense to continue working together on this book. I was not fired. I am not fired. I am still employed. We are all still friends. 'Inhuman' is a really big deal for all involved. You need to be moving as one.
So it seems Fraction had a vision he wanted to see through, but Marvel wanted something different (possibly a little more commercial) to help put the Inhumans in the position they needed to be in for their future plans with the property. Whether those plans involve movies or just bigger comic storylines, we'll have to wait and see. Fraction has put all his time and effort into Inhumanity and Inhuman for the past year or so, stepping away from Fantastic Four and FF to dedicate himself to the series. Charles Soule is a great writer, but this will always be one of those "what if" stories now. At least everyone agreed to disagree and moved on. You can read Soule's take on the entire ordeal at the source link. It's kind of refreshing considering the way some other writer departures have gone. What do you think about Fraction leaving Inhuman?
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|The transcription factor signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) participates in a wide variety of physiological processes and directs seemingly contradictory responses, such as proliferation and apoptosis. The constitutive activation of STAT3 promotes tumor growth and angiogenesis and is associated with drug resistance in cancer therapy. In contrast, in the heart, the down-regulation of STAT3 has been associated with end-stage heart failure in patients. Moreover, multiple studies showed that the activation of STAT3 promotes cardiomyocyte survival and hypertrophy, as well as cardiac angiogenesis, in response to various pathophysiologic stimuli, strongly suggesting that STAT3 is beneficial for the heart. Conditional knockout (STAT3-KO) mice harboring a cardiomyocyte-restricted deletion of STAT3 showed enhanced susceptibility to cardiac injury caused by myocardial ischemia, systemic inflammation, or drug toxicity. STAT3-KO mice were also more prone to the pathogenesis of age-related heart failure. Thus, STAT3 is involved in multiple mechanisms required for the protection of the heart from injury and heart failure. These observations should be taken into account in designing novel therapeutic strategies for the prevention of cardiac failure.
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Re*source" (r?*s?rs"), n.
Threat'nings mixed with prayers, his last resource. Dryden.
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One of the finest Twin Cities restaurants, Gianni�s Steakhouse serves the highest quality, USDA-certified, wet-aged steaks and freshly-caught seafood you�d expect from a fine dining restaurant in a friendly, neighborhoo…
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We do custom meat processing and you can have the slaughter done at your farm or we will be making available the option to bring the animal to the shop for slaughter
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Welcome to Premier Meats and Seafood's online store! Since November 3rd 2004 we have been giving our customers in the Fergus Falls area the quality and service that is second to none.We are providing the very best in fr…
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Google Buys Applied Semantics
April 23, 2003 - Google has acquired Applied Semantics, a move that gives the company new traffic for its paid listings, new strengths in the contextual advertising space, and also potentially hurts major competitor Overture.
Search Engine Marketing Goes Mainstream
April 23, 2003 - There was plenty of evidence at Search Engine Strategies 2003 that search engine marketing has gone mainstream. Even the issues addressed by both keynote speakers reflected the classic 'separation of church and state' concerns that mainstream media have been discussing for almost 100 years.
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April 21, 2003 - Ask Jeeves introduced several new features today, including a streamlined interface, image search, and what the company is calling 'smart search' tools and features.
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Google acquires Applied Semantics
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"The Applied Semantics DomainPark program is far larger than its contextual ad program, and that's the real gem Google has picked up. All new traffic, a system that Google has nothing like and traffic that will be taken from Overture."
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"...regarding the checking of all the engines, I don't ever check at Google (only their partners like Yahoo or AOL) and I really don't think it's very necessary to check places like AltaVista and even Lycos, as they don't bring much traffic."
Tracking codes in Google results
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"Is there any way to force Google to return clientsite.com instead of the tracking URL so that the client isn't paying out a partner for sales they didn't earn?"
English / American spelling of keywords
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"One of our most searched for single keyword is spelt differently in English and American English (like colour and color). Is there away to get indexed with the American spelling?"
Bootstraps, co-ops and small fry search engines/directories
"I happen to think that making a serious attempt at indexing the web is a noble endeavor. I recognize that some will thrive and some (most) will fail, but the attempt is well meant and should be encouraged."
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Trondheim is a a perfect blend of big city culture and small town friendliness.
About Norway
Snowy mountains and picturesque fjords are just a part of what makes Norway a great place to live.
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Unity Care's mission is to provide quality youth and family programs for the purpose of creating healthier communities through lifelong partnerships. One way we accomplish our mission is by helping our clients self-determine and achieve reliable, sustainable and measurable goals. We also pay close attention to prescribed positive outcomes expected by Santa Clara County, other contracting agencies, and grant providers. Unity Care's Board Program Committee oversees data related activities, subsequently measuring programmatic effectiveness, quality of service, service delivery outcomes and audit performance.
In addition, Unity Care is also implementing a new electronic health record system, AWARDS. The time commitment to design and implement AWARDS is substantial but, once in place, will standardize documentation, support consistency of care, and more efficiently produce outcomes reports needed by our various stakeholders.
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Each year, the Keck School of Medicine trains 700 medical students, 300 doctoral students, 300 master's students, and about 200 postdoctoral scholars in more than 25 research and clinical programs. The school's faculty members also train more than 900 residents and fellows in 52 specialty and subspecialty programs. We are proud of our ability to offer generous scholarships and fellowships to future physicians and researchers. This ability is instrumental in attracting the best and brightest to USC and to fostering their success.
While they are training for their careers, medical students typically amass an average debt nearing $200,000. This considerable loan burden drives some of the best and brightest students to choose medical schools able to offer them more generous scholarship support. It often forces others to choose specialties based on their ability to pay off their loans rather than on their areas of passion and interest. This also has a ripple effect of reducing the number of graduates who become general practitioners. As a consequence, new endowed scholarships are a top priority of the Keck Medicine Initiative.
Equally important in preparing students for their careers as future medical leaders are up-to-date educational facilities. Our planned new Interdisciplinary Education Building will encompass teaching, learning, and combined-use space that includes the latest educational and communications technologies. Designed specifically for current and emerging trends in medical education, such as virtual and distance learning, clinical simulations, smart/multimedia classrooms, interdisciplinary collaborations, as well as small- and large-group interactions, it will also enable us to increase the number of medical students that we educate, thereby addressing an urgent national priority.
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