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The awards season favorite took home the top prize at Sunday's British Academy Film and Television Arts awards, scoring best film and actor honors. Director Steve McQueen accepted the best movie trophy in his home country and used the platform to educate the audience on the reality of modern-day slavery.
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"There are 21 million people in slavery as we sit here," said the filmmaker, who also serves as an ambassador for Anti-Slavery International. "I just hope 150 years from now our ambivalence will not allow another filmmaker to make this film."
The film's lead Chiwetel Ejiofor beat Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks, Bruce Dern and Christian Bale for the best actor award. During his acceptance speech, Ejiofor thanked McQueen for bringing the true story of Solomon Northup, a free Black man kidnapped and sold into slavery, to life.
"This is yours. I'm going to keep it – that's the kind of guy I am – but it's yours," he said.
Alfonso Cuarón 's Gravity also won big with six awards, the most of the evening.
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In related fashion news, the film's award-winning star Lupita Nyong'o hit the red carpet wearing a green Christian Dior dress, alongside her mom Dorothy who wore a blue ensemble by Kenyan designer Kiko Romeo.
Oprah was sewn into her Stella McCartney dress for the BAFTA. She shared a video of the crimson gown on Instagram and wrote, "It's an hour to go, and this is Raj and Giuseppe, who are literally stitching me into my gown for the red carpet."
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The village of Livelli is 2,99 kilometers far from the same town of Bagnaria to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Bagnaria also belong the localities of Casa Arcano (2,31 km), Casa Galeotti (2,08 km), Casa Massone (1,39 km), Lazzuola (5,35 km), Moglia (1,24 km), Mutti (1,66 km), Ponte Crenna (3,69 km), Spizziro' (1,49 km), Torretta (0,65 km).
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The locality of Livelli rises 529 meters abobe sea level.
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Just a heads up, since I know there are a lot of other music fans out here. On his blog, Bear McCreary mentioned he's started the process of making the season 4 soundtrack, and trimming down the candidates he's chosen to fit the runtime (apparently, the "best of the best of the best" for
the ten episodes (and Razor) that we've seen came out to 90 minutes, and he thinks the music from the second half of the season kicks that music's ass, which is saying something). To assist in that process, he's asking us, the fans, to say what our favorite pieces from season 4.0 (and Razor) were, so he can make an informed decision on what goes on the disc.
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Hughes Selected by Maju Nusa to Supply HX System 4.0 for Satellite-Based Cellular Backhaul Services in Southeast Asia HX NOC and 130 Hughes HX terminals to connect 2G and 3G cellular sites in rural areas PR Newswire GERMANTOWN, Md., March 26, 2013 GERMANTOWN, Md., March 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Hughes Network Systems, LLC (HUGHES), the global leader in broadband satellite solutions and services, today announced that it has signed a contract with Maju Nusa Sdn Bhd (Majunusa), Malaysia's fastest growing VSAT service provider, to supply an HX System 4.0 NOC (Network Operations Center) and 130 HX broadband satellite terminals. Majunusa will utilize the System to deliver cellular backhaul services for 2G and 3G sites in rural areas without access to cost-effective terrestrial communications. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110112/NE29456LOGO) Launched in 2012, the HX System 4.0 includes a host of technology enhancements such as low jitter/delay and real-time streaming, making it ideal for cellular backhaul applications. Additionally, the HX90 satellite broadband router features a new optimized encapsulation scheme on the outroute and advanced LDPC coding on the inroute, yielding best-in-class throughputs and lowest operational costs on satellite links. Shahruddin Salehuddin, managing director of Majunusa said, "Hughes is one of our alliance partners and provides us with the leading-edge platforms and technology we need to deliver market-winning IP-based solutions over satellite. The Hughes HX System 4.0 allows us to connect remote parts of the country and offer cost-effective backhaul for cellular mobile services without having to worry about jitter and latency on the satellite network." "For people who live in these rural areas, this will be the first time that they will have cellular services in their communities," said Ramesh Ramaswamy, vice president of sales and marketing, International Division at Hughes. "Hughes is deeply committed to delivering solutions that meet the challenge of providing cost-effective communications in rural and remote areas worldwide." Hughes was selected based on its excellent reputation among existing customers in the region and Majunusa's success in operating their first Hughes HX System ordered at the end of 2011. Installation of the new HX network has begun and is expected to be completed by April 2013. About Maju Nusa Maju Nusa Sdn Bhd (Majunusa), headquartered in Selangor, Malaysia and incorporated in September of 1993, is a managed network service provider and systems integrator. Majunusa is the fastest growing VSAT service provider in Malaysia, delivering innovative, reliable and cost- effective solutions and premium managed services to its customers using leading edge technology. Through strategic alliances with its international principals, it has evolved to specialize in providing sophisticated, state-of-the-art, total IP-based and industry-leading telecommunications solutions. Majunusa currently has two VSAT hubs in Malaysia to serve customers in Malaysia and South East Asia. For additional information, please visit www.majunusa.com.my. About Hughes Network Systems Hughes Network Systems, LLC (Hughes) is the world's leading provider of satellite broadband for home and office, delivering innovative network technologies, managed services and solutions for enterprises and governments globally. HughesNet^® is the #1 high-speed satellite Internet service in the marketplace, with offerings to suit every budget. To date, Hughes has shipped more than 3.3 million systems to customers in over 100 countries, representing over 50 percent market share. Its products employ global standards approved by the TIA, ETSI and ITU organizations, including IPoS/DVB-S2, RSM-A and GMR-1. Headquartered outside Washington, D.C., in Germantown, Maryland, USA, Hughes operates sales and support offices worldwide, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of EchoStar Corporation (NASDAQ: SATS), a premier global provider of satellite operations and digital TV solutions. For additional information about Hughes, please visit www.hughes.com. ©2013 Hughes Network Systems, LLC, an EchoStar company. Hughes and HughesNet are registered trademarks of Hughes Network Systems, LLC. SOURCE Hughes Network Systems, LLC Website: http://www.hughes.com Contact: Judy Blake, Hughes Network Systems, +1 (301) 601-7330, email@example.com; Jill Searl, Brodeur Partners, +1 (603) 559-5824, email@example.com
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JONESBORO — First-time author Peggy Brooks wrote her book "Skin: A Matter of Race in America" because, she says, "I'm a very curious person. Always have been."
Brooks used the curiosity to fuel her look into the history of race. She'll be signing the book this Saturday at the Clayton County Library Headquarters branch on Battle Creek Road from noon until 2 p.m.
"I went back and pinpointed those moments in time that related to the subject matter, but in doing so it kind of took a different turn based upon the information I was getting," she said.
Brooks, who has lived in Jonesboro the last 10 years, has two children, an adult daughter and a son at Jonesboro High School. Her son's teacher, in fact, offered valuable feedback.
"I asked his teacher if he would read 30 pages just to make sure I had the grammar and all that," Brooks said. "I've really tried to vet this book all the way along. I call it vetting because I'm a first-time writer. So he read those 30 pages and he was so excited. And he said, 'Where are you getting this information from?' I didn't use footnotes because I thought it would be distracting. And I said, 'I'm using a bibliography, is that OK?' "
It was.
Brooks cited "To Kill A Mockingbird" author Harper Lee and "The Help" author Kathryn Stockett as inspirations. "I admire those ladies and compare myself to them, but just in that way," Brooks said. "We're Southern women, first-time books."
Several rookies, or first-timers, worked on the book. In addition to Brooks, her designer and her cover illustrator were both new to this.
The designer described the book best.
"I was explaining to her [the designer] about the book," Brooks said. "I said, 'Well, it's not a book for blacks or whites.' And she said it's a 'truth' book. So that's what I call it. I call it a 'truth' book."
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She must have started snorted that mysterious powder very early. Like on her way down the birth canal.
Do you know how to Google? If not, throw your computer away.
The only thing that disturbs me more than the pervy old husband and her pervy old man fans, is her parents. WHERE THE FUCK are her parents? As a mother, and especially as a mother of a daughter, it is MY JOB to protect my daughter from people who want to take advantage of her, not add my name to the list for a paycheck. Disgusting.
Her mom is her momager, you know, like the sisters who are famous for plastic surgery, brilliant minds and absolutely no morals.
I do wish she would have some work done on her face and learn how to use make-up. Oh, and toss those ridiculous lucite platforms.
What is it with those screwy facial expressions? Does she think they are sexy? Usually people who try to show and/or tell people how good they are in bed are not.


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The Muscular Dystrophy Association has awarded 44 grants totaling $13.5 million to support research efforts aimed at advancing understanding of disease processes and uncovering new strategies for treatments and cures of muscular dystrophy and the more than 40 other diseases in the Association's program.
The new grants were reviewed by MDA's Scientific and Medical Advisory Committees, and approved by MDA's Board of Directors at its December meeting.
Researchers at the University of Michigan are seeking 30 young adults, ages 18-29, who have had symptoms of certain forms of muscular dystrophy or myopathy since birth, to complete an online survey that asks about their perceived quality of life and level of independence.
The study also is recruiting 30 adults with no neuromuscular disease.
Results will be used to identify ways that counselors and therapists can address specific factors considered important by people with congenital muscle diseases (present at or near birth).
Results from an MDA-supported, phase 1 study of gene therapy for the type 2D form of limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD2D) show sustained protein production from the transferred genes in two out of three trial participants six months after injection of the genes into a foot muscle.
The new results follow an announcement last year showing protein production from transferred genes in the first three participants in this trial at either six weeks or three months after the gene transfer.
Three accomplished scholars determinedly pursuing their educations while living with neuromuscular disease are the first winners of the CMMS Deshae Lott Ministries outreach program scholarships.
"We were so impressed," with the winning candidates, said Deshae Lott, 39, a teacher and minster from Bossier City, La., who founded the nonprofit that bears her name. "These three show great strength of mind and character. Each of them strives to maximize within their limitations."
A new study reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that survival time has significantly increased for certain categories of people with muscular dystrophy (MD) but that race and cardiac status have a large impact on survival.
A study to determine the early features of late-onset Pompe disease (acid maltase deficiency) is seeking 250 adults who have a clinical diagnosis of unclassified limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD), an uncertain diagnosis of other forms of muscular dystrophy (MD),or an unclassified myopathy(muscle disease)who do not carry any biochemical, metabolic, enzymatic, serologic (blood), molecular or pathologic diagnostic marker that confirms their diagnosis.
MDA has awarded 38 new research grants totaling more than $14 million and covering more than a dozen neuromuscular diseases.
MDA's Board of Directors met in Los Angeles July 16, where it reviewed and approved the new grants based on recommendations from the MDA Scientific and Medical Advisory Committees. Grants were scored and recommended for approval based on the capabilities of the applicant, the scientific merit of the project, and the proposal's relevance to developing treatments for the disease. The effective start date for all grants was July 1, 2010.
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The use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as an assessment tool in boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is being studied by former MDA grantee Krista Vandenborne, through a $7.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Sophie Henson sent over some nice doodles. I particularly like the drawings that look like a bunch of random contents from my junk drawer. Sophie's client list includes Stussy, CK, Levis, and H+M.
Sophie Henson sent over some nice doodles. I particularly like the drawings that look like a bunch of random contents from my junk drawer. Sophie's client list includes Stussy, CK, Levis, and H+M.
Wooster Collective just posted some images and a fantastic video clip of Banksy's latest show Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill. It is completely unrecognizable as Banksy work as there are no trademark stencils, no wheatpastes, no graffiti of any kind in the space. Instead there are amazing animatronic sculptures – little chicken mcnuggets drinking from a bbq sauce package, security cameras perched in a nest, fish sticks swimming in a fish bowl, hotdogs lounging in cages with mustard drinking bottles.
If you live in New York city get over to 89 7th Avenue between West 4th and Bleeker Street in the West Village! The show is up until Halloween.
The net has been absolutely flooded with Obama related art (thanks to sites like designforobama) and somehow I managed to completely miss this fantastic print by David Choe. This is the best HOPE image I've seen, I guess that's why UpperPlayground has already sold out of them. I actually met David Choe last year in San Diego while he was painting a mural and it was just amazing to chat for a bit and watch him work.
When I was working at EA awhile back, he was commissioned to do artwork for Need For Speed Underground and we had a laugh about that – at the time it just seemed ridiculous to me, to walk down the halls of EA and see huge David Choe prints – the same guy who used his urine to make drawings in prison. I guess with the future-president (hopefully) of United States really endorsing Shepard Fairey who knows what the future of street art is. Will there be get-out-of-jail-free cards for street artists making public statements for change if Obama is elected?
Found a whole pile of outstanding work by Nicolas Burrows – this first one pretty much sums up my life for the past couple years. The top of his page says Illustration but there is a lot of stuff on there that sorta meanders out of that realm. I particularly like his typeset made from discarded pieces of construction paper.
I was absolutely blown away when I came across the work of Andrew Hem while browsing Steve Kim's site. There aren't too many illustrators out there with such a wide variety of styles in their arsenal. Some pieces are quite loose and painterly, and others are really crisp and precise.
I quite like these bizarre paintings by Steve Kim. Very interesting style, lots of negative space – kinda like seeing the early stages of an Ian Francis painting.
UK-based designer and illustrator Mike Harrison just updated his portfolio with some awesome new work. I love the second image below, inspired by the idea of a human lava lamp. Great stuff!
Aaron Hobson shoots what he calls "cinemascapes" – 4 or 5 sequential vertical images stitched together. He is the main subject in every photo, so in that sense you are looking at a series of self-portraits but the amount of detail in his compositions (and the widescreen dimensions) make them feel like still frames extracted from a larger film.


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Orange Apple Festival
Come and celebrate the Orange District's rich history of being an apple growing region. The inaugural Orange Apple Festival featuring all things apples will run from Friday May 8 to Sunday May 10, 2015.
Celebrate all things Apples - our region, its history, as an orchard area and the fruit itself.
FRIDAY 8th MAY
School Activities
- Dress up Day – wear 'Apple Colours' - red or green to school.
- Apple Art – capture an apple in paint, ink, film to display @ Orange Region Farmers Market
- Apple Pie Drive – fundraise for your school in association with Roberts Bakery and Whitey's Pies
- 11am The BIG Crunch with children across the district all munching on apples sponsored by Woolworths
- Visits from Growers, Producers, Chefs & Cooks to talk apples & count down the Big Crunch
- Get the Juice with Appledale – organise juice for your school direct from the growers
To arrange apples for the BIG CRUNCH, a visit from a grower, producer, chef or cook, to organise a pie drive or get apple juice, please call Cath Thompson, Festival Co-ordinator on 0425 259 350.
Grate Apple Cook Up
Drop in to the CWA Hall in Robertson Park to meet a 'core group' of cooks, chef's, foodies & Country Women, bring a peeler, 2 empty glass jars, a chopping board, and wear an apron! We'll be making apple sauce to give away - One jar for you, One jar to give to someone you know and One jar to give for to someone you don't!
Enquiries or to Book your 'pot' call Cath Thompson 0425 259 350
Venue: CWA Hall in Robertson Park, Orange
(sponsored by Ashcroft's Supa IGA, Betta Electrical and NAB)
Heritage Apple Walk at Borrodell on the Mount
Meet local orchardist Borry Gartrell, take a wonder through the orchard and learn about 'long lost' apple varieties, grab some apples & a sip of cider.
11am $10.00pp. Bookings: 0418 865 217
Take a free Orange Apple
Take a free Orange apple from the Orchardist's gates as you cycle, walk, run or drive past.
SATURDAY 9th MAY
Orange Region Farmers Market 8.30am – 12.30pm
Location: Agricultural Pavillion, Orange Showground, Leeds Parade, Orange.
Meet the orchardists & buy direct from the growers. You'll be able to taste & try the apple in all its forms – we'll showcase apple pies, pastries, slices, sweet treats, toffee apples, fresh apple juice, a range of ciders, apple jams & jellies.
- Apple Bobbing, Apple Slinkies, Meet the Pink Lady Apple, Art display on the walls of the market
- Chef's Table 9.30 to 10.30 with Whitey and his famous apple pies
- Taste the District's Cider - Sample Small Acres Cyder, Borrodell Heritage Apple Cider & Sacred Valley Apple Cider
- Recipe Swap – bring your favourite apple recipes to the market – we're putting together Orange Apple Heritage Recipes. Let us feature your recipe, learn their origin, why you love to cook them & who you cook them for.
Orchard & Packing Shed Tour
Visit a local apple grower, walk through the orchard, see a packing shed, taste apples straight off the tree. Bus departs Orange Visitors Information Centre 1.30pm. Cost: $10.00 pp includes a bag of apples. Bookings: 0425 259 350
Take a free Orange Apple
Take a free Orange apple from the Orchardist's gates as you cycle, walk, run or drive past.
SUNDAY 10th MAY
Apple Festival Fun Run
Meet out at Orange Botanic Garden Orchard 8.45am for a 9.00am start. Be rewarded with an apple at the end! Enquiries: Jane Fairgrieve 0411 526 689 www.orangerunners.com.au
Morning Orchard Tour / Long Table Lunch in the Orchard
The humble 'Orange Apple' is the hero of this long table orchard lunch featuring two of the region's finest cooks, Josie Chapman and Lesley Russell. Enjoy a tour of the packing shed and orchard as well as Small Acres Cyder and Sacred Valley Cider. Listen to the sounds of one of the region's finest acoustic artists, Matt Arthur. $85 sponsored by Harris Farm Markets
Mothers Day Lunches throughout the district
Sweet & savoury apple dishes will feature on our menus and in the glass.
Take a free Orange Apple
Take a free Orange apple from the Orchardist's gates as you cycle, walk, run or drive past.
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Well my MK hasn't broke the rear triangle after about 2 1/2 years of riding so i think i should be good on that hopefully.
The problem I'm having is a creaking noise when I pedal hard. I'm pretty sure I tracked it down the the lower rear linkage of the dw link. So I think the sound just kind of resonates through the frame making that annoying creak sound on every stroke of the crank. The bearings had a little bit of play so I'm hoping that is the problem. I greased the bolt and put everything back together and i've did this about 3 times. The bike is good for a ride or 2 then the creaking comes back. I'm sure i should just replace all the bearings but i just ordered those 2 bottom bearings so well see if this fixes my problem.
Some people said it could be caused from the cracked triangle but I inspected it and no crack.
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Dan Winkle is a lifelong Pittsburgh Penguins fan and a season-ticket holder since 1998. But when he ordered a Cat 246D skid steer loader from Cleveland Brothers, he didn't ask specifically for a Penguins-branded machine. One just happened to be available, and he wasn't about to turn it down.
"It was the end of the year, and we were trying to buy a unit," Winkle said. "We decided there was a unit to purchase, and then they said, 'Oh, by the way you won't be disappointed if it comes with a Penguins decal will you?' Since I'm a season-ticket holder of the Penguins, I thought that would be cool."
Winkle owns Bear Run Enterprises, the company he founded with his brother, Tom, "the brains and backbone of the business." Based in the Pittsburgh suburb of Wexford, the company installs gas lines for Peoples Gas, the natural gas provider serving 700,000 customers in western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky.
Bear Run already had a Cat excavator and dozer, and they returned to Caterpillar when the time came for their first small machine.
"We like the way it's constructed," Winkle said. "We liked the rear camera. In comparison to some other machines, we thought it was built pretty well."
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- Release Date: Jun 30, 2003
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KCN.Aug 16, 2003It is very hard. i got it like last week and i still haven't beat it i am on level 2-2. I don't know what to do. anybody with ideas please tell me but overall i like thia game it is really cool.
jhjjavoOct 27, 2003Great game.
It's fun to play and should appeal strongly to anyone who adores the Spy Kids 3-D movie, but it doesn't compare to some of the deeper, more full-featured action games that are available for the GBA.
The biggest downside here is in the game length, and most gamers will be able to run through it probably in a matter of 1 2 hours.
Nintendo PowerLacking the sophistication of the Spy Kids films, the GBA adaptation of Spy Kids films, the GBA adaptation of Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over is a side-scrolling platformer with cartoonish graphics and a variety of play styles. [Sept 2003, p.137]


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Dr Eugenia Demuro holds a BA (Sociology) and BCA Hons (I) (Creative Writing) from The University of Wollongong (2004). In 2010, she was awarded her PhD from the University of Sydney. Her dissertation focused on discussions of 'Latin American' identity in key works by the Cuban writer Alejo Carpentier and the Argentine writer Julio Cortázar. The thesis summarised and synthesised the long-running internal debates about Latin America's political and cultural identity/ies, and showed how these debates shaped twentieth-century Latin American literature.
Currently, Dr Demuro's research examines contemporary Latin American literature through the lens of Decolonial Theory. She is also interested in looking at contemporary Latin American social movements from a decolonial perspective.
Prior to joining Deakin University to establish the Spanish Program, Dr Demuro held the position of Acting Director of the Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies (ANCLAS), in the College of Arts and Social Sciences, at the Australian National University. In previous years, she has been employed as a lecturer, sessional academic, and research assistant (in Sociology, English and Spanish) at various universities in Australia (UoW, USyd, ANU).
- Bachelor of Arts (Sociology), University of Wollongong, 2004
- Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours), University of Wollongong, 2004
- Doctor of Philosophy, University of Sydney, 2010
Student supervision
2012-2013. Principal Honours Supervisor.
Honours Spanish Program, School of Language Studies, College of Arts and Social Sciences, ANU.
El Realismo Mágico y El Movimiento McOndo. Un Análisis Comparativo. Magic Realism and the McOndo Movement: A comparative analysis.
Conferences and seminars
Selected Conferences
2013 "The invisibility of Afro-Argentines in the national imaginary of Argentina." Tepoztlán Institute / Instituto Tepoztlán: Políticas Corporales: Raza, Sexualidad, y "Performance" / Embodied Politics: Race, Sexuality & Performance. Mexico. July 24-31.
2013 "Un paradigma otro: Border Thinking and the Zapatista Movement in Mexico." (co-authored with Dr Zuleika Arashiro, ANU). "The Politics of Indigenous National and International Perspectives" Conference; International Political Science Association: Politics and Ethnicity. Macquarie University, July 10-14.
2013 Decoloniality and Literature in Latin America: "The Lost Steps and the Critique to Western Modernity." Public Lecture, Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies (ANCLAS), Australian National University. May 24.
2011 "Examining 'Latinidad' in Latin America." Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Association; Annual Conference, Surfers Paradise, Australia. December 7-9.
2011 "Literary traditions and creative writing in a Spanish as a second language course: A case study of SPAN2004: Selected Topics II." School of Language Studies Seminar Series. Australian National University. November.
2010 "Cultural Representations of Latin America." AILASA Conference: Independence! Two Centuries of Struggles. Australian National University, July .
2009 "The Latin Americanist Discourse in Los Pasos Perdidos and Rayuela." Sydney University Research Community for Latin America (SURCLA); Postgraduate Seminar. The University of Sydney. October 13, 2009.
2009 "Alejo Carpentier and the real marvellous: in search of (Latin) American 'Authenticity.'" American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA), Harvard University, USA.
2008 "Sarmiento: The Birth of the Nation State and the Birth of a National Literature: An Argentinean Case Study." Literature and History, Australasian Association for Literature, Macquarie University, Sydney
2007 "National and Literary Perspectives: Cortázar and the Ideology of Form and Politics of Identity." American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA), Puebla, Mexico. May 2007.
Awards and prizes
2011 Australian National University Publication Subsidy
2004-2008 University Postgraduate Award, University of Sydney
2007 Postgraduate Research Support Scheme, University of Sydney
2005 James Kentley Memorial Scholarship, University of Sydney
Kathleen Margaret Karaghan Scholarship, University of Sydney
F.A Elgar and J.A Waldock Scholarship, University of Sydney
Postgraduate Research Support Scheme, University of Sydney
2003 Campus Alumni Chapter Honours Year Prize, University of Wollongong
2003 Dean's Merit List, Faculty of Creative Arts, University of Wollongong
Research interests
Cultural Studies and Sociology
Latin American cultural theory: especially discourses and representations of Latin American identity in the 19th and 20th centuries; Modernity/Coloniality, Transculturation, Hybridity; political and cultural history of 'modern' Latin America (from conquest to the present).
Literary Criticism and Theory
Comparative literature: particularly the influence of the European Avant-Garde on 20th century Latin American fiction; Latin American Regionalism, Nueva Novela (New Novel) and Boom; Critical theory: Structuralism, Post-Structuralism, Marxism; the connections of literary/linguistic structures to social movements; Modernism (European, Latin American), the French Nouveau Roman.
2012 "Civilisation and Authenticity: The search for cultural uniqueness in the narrative fiction of Alejo Carpentier and Julio Cortázar." Peter Lang: "Latin American Interdisciplinary Studies" Series. Vol. 25. New York.
2013 "The Lost Steps revisited: The critique of Western modernity and the search for authenticity." A Contracorriente – A Journal on Social History and Literature in Latin America. North Carolina State University, Vol 10, No 3 (2013)
2012 "Examining 'Latinidad' in Latin America: Race, 'Latinidad' and the decolonial option." Critical Race and Whiteness Studies. Special Issue: Directions and Intersections. Volume 8, Number 2.
2008 "Julio Cortázar: The Poetics of Exile." Vitalpoetics: An International Journal of Critical Literary Theory, Vol.1 No.2. Online.
2007 "Exile: José Kozer's Stet" Review. Jacket Magazine, 34 (October, 2007).
Edited Book
2011 With Alan Wearne, Tim Cahill, and Rob Wilson. 6 am in the Universe Selected Poetry of Benjamin Frater, Grand Parade Poets Press.
2010 "Five poems" (by Alejandro Carrizo). Trans. Eugenia Demuro and Timothy Cahill, in "Golden Tongues: The Arts of Translation" Southerly Vol. 70. N. 1. 2010. Australia
2007 Modulación Modulación (Book) A. Carrizo and Lito Demuro. Trans. Eugenia Demuro and Timothy Cahill. Ediciones Cuadernos del Duende, Jujuy, Argentina


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I have looked at hanoverian.org to try and figure this out, but it is still confusing me. I understand that the studbook is open, but I only partially understand what that means.
Basically, the parents don't have to be a Hanoverian for their foal to be. I was wondering where the line is drawn at. Does one parent have to be, then the foal is judged to see if he can be registered?
What if a horse registered with the American Warmblood Registy is in foal from a Hanoverian stallion. Is it too late to register the dam as a Hanoverian? Can her foal be registered as one? Do you have to wait until the foal Is a certain age so it can be judged to see if it fits the breed description?
What if two Thoroughbreds produce a foal that fits the description of a Hanoverian? Can the foal be registered as one?
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Berndt, Carolyn, Nation's Cities Weekly
Senate and House committees recently held hearings on companion bills that would amend the Clean Water Act.
The Clean Water Restoration Act, sponsored by Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wisc.) in the Senate and Rep. James Oberstar (D-Mich.) in the House, is a legislative response to two U.S. Supreme Court cases that called into question federal authority and jurisdiction over certain waters, including wetlands.
The bills, S. 1870 and H.R. 2421, would change the term "navigable waters of the U.S." to "waters of the U.S." wherever that phrase exists in the Clean Water Act.
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee conducted a hearing on April 9, while the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee held a heating on April 16. While 20 senators and 175 representatives have signed onto the bills as co-sponsors, debate continues as to whether the bills would preserve wetland protections in the Clean Water Act or expand them.
Statutory language in the Clean Water Act references "navigable waters," which is defined as "waters of the United States, including the territorial seas." The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have historically broadly interpreted this definition to mean all waters, including wetlands, based on the water's relation to interstate commerce.
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (2001) questioned whether the term "navigable" necessitated a nexus between federal authority and traditionally-navigable waters. The court's combined ruling in Rapanos v. United States (2006) and Carabell v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (2006) attempted to create a legal test for determining federal authority based on there being a "significant nexus" between the waterbody and traditionally-navigable waters.
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One thing that I think few people take seriously enough regarding technological development is the costs involved. I could easily see us going through a sustained period of essentially stagnation in terms of technology simply because we have more pressing needs for what funding we have.
Right now, NASA should be concerning itself with watching for Earth-Impactor asteroids, and supporting sattelite launches, and that's it. NO space-stations, no Mars probes, no shuttles, etc, which have never proven out to be to our benefit.
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In cleaning up the mess left by Hurricane Sandy out east, streets, subways and power outages have to come first. Then the parks need to be reopened as soon as possible. They are a big part of what keeps us healthy, especially in dense cities.
In cleaning up the mess left by Hurricane Sandy out east, streets, subways and power outages have to come first.
After the ability to get back to daily living has been established, the storm victims will have to restore necessities for their souls.
Like parks. New York City's parks were closed this week; the estimated was 7,000 downed trees in the parks.
The parks, like the highways, need to be reopened as soon as possible.
They are a big part of what keeps us healthy, especially in dense cities.
The Rockford Park District, which recently won its second prestigious Gold Medal Award, has known this since its beginning in 1909. Local park pioneers like Levin Faust saw the need for open space, grass, trees and fresh air for the factory workers and their families, many of whom were crammed into small homes with little or no yards of their own.
Research today proves what Faust and others believed. In one experiment, a group of people were given a memory and attention test.
Half were assigned to walk through a city and the other half through an arboretum. They were tested again upon their return and those who had been with Mother Nature scored way higher than the city walkers.
What that shows, the University of Michigan researchers said, is that when we don't have to concentrate on traffic and other urban issues, our brains get a chance to refresh, much like sleep refreshes our bodies.
The study added: "To consider the availability of nature merely as an amenity fails to recognize the vital importance of nature in effective cognitive reasoning."
Further research showed that nature walks even had positive impacts on people who suffer from major depression. The University of Michigan study suggested that nature could be a valuable supplement to medical treatment of depression.
Here in the Rock River Valley, we are fortunate to have plenty of nature set aside for us. You don't have to leave the city to enjoy the bike path along the river, Klehm Arboretum or the smaller Rockford Arboretum off Mulford Road. And you don't have to drive far to surround yourself with nature in more than 60 forest preserves or conservation areas in Winnebago or Boone counties.
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Next Thursday 3 friends and I are tackling the Lon Las Cymru, the cycle route through Wales starting at Holyhead in the north and heading down to Cardiff in the south.
Despite the route being broken into 8 stages and being 'perfect for a weeks cycling' we've got 4.5 days to do it in.
This means that on most days we'll be doing about 50 - 60 miles, but with over 1000m of climbing on 3 of the days.
Here's our intended itinerary, I'd be happy to hear anyone's thoughts or advice espeically anyone that's done this ride themselves.
Thursday: Holyhead - Caernarfon (30 miles - 3.5 hours)
Holyhead - Menai bridge - direct on the A5 - 22miles / 2.5hrs / 320m ascent
Menai bridge - Caernarfon - NCN8 - 8.5miles / 1h / 70m ascent
* pretty flat and fast, mostly road surface.
* The A5 route will save us about an hour on the sustrans route and allow us to get into Caernarfon in plenty of time for dinner.
Friday: Caernarfon - Barmouth (51miles - 8-9 hours)
Caernarfon - Penygroes - Portmadog - 29miles / 4h / 480m (steep ascent out of Criccieth) (shortcut 20miles /3h)
Portmadog - Barmouth - 22miles / 4-5h / 620m (some very steep gradients before flatter ride to Barmouth)
* there is 1100m of climbing today.
Saturday: Barmouth - Llandidloes (61m - 8-10 hours)
Barmouth - Dolgellau 10miles / 1h /20m
Dolgellau - Corris - Machynlleth - 28miles/ 3-4h/620m (route now takes to hills with significant cumulative ascent)
Machynlleth - Landidloes - 23miles/4-5h/780m ascent (mountain road climbs to 509m)
* 1400m of climbing - it's the start of the big hills.
* out of dolgellau 7km ascent first 2km steep followed by steep bits then 180m in 1.6km (10%+). Then 4km downhill, then up and down before run down into machynlleth.
* from Machynlleth there is a gentle ascent for 4km, then starts in earnest with 400m climb in 7km. false summits and steep sting in the tail.
* 5km descent is a joy
Sunday: Llandidloes - Brecon (64miles - 11 hours)
Landidloes - Rhayader - 15m/3h/490m
Rhayader - Builth wells - 17m/3h/430m
Builth wells - Glasbury - 16m/2h/190m
Glasbury - Brecon - 16m/3h/360m (one significant and steep ascent)
* biggest day of climbing with over 1 mile today!
* A long day of cycling but not very far which means lots of hills.
Monday: Brecon - Cardiff (52miles - 7-8 hours)
Brecon - Merthyr - 23m/4-5h/540m (a major ascent and descent)
Merthyr - Cardiff - 29m/3h/90m (easy cycling)
* A hilly start then a gentle 30 miles into Cardiff for a celebratory drink and the train home.


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Preview: annual client reception and showcase
January 14, 2014
We're looking forward to kicking off the New Year in style with our upcoming client reception and showcase, Jan. 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. New this year: we're expanding to one big space, the inviting lobby of the Orrick Building next door.
This annual event is always a great opportunity to enjoy organic and sustainable food and wine, sample a variety of planet-smart client products and network with leaders in the sustainable business community.
New Resource Bank sponsors Sustainable Foods Summit evening reception
December 19, 2013
New Resource Bank is sponsoring the cocktail reception at the North American edition of the Sustainable Foods Summit, happening January 22–23, 2014, in San Francisco.
Workshop helps nonprofit leaders align mission with financial reality
December 10, 2013
Representatives of 25 nonprofit organizations attended a Dec. 3 finance workshop hosted by New Resource Bank and Nonprofit Finance Fund—and board members, executive directors and CFOs alike came away with valuable insights into how to ensure that their organizations remain sustainable while they pursue their missions.
Blu Factory Experience
December 4, 2013
Blu Homes will be holding a special "Blu Factory Experience" on Saturday, Dec. 7th. Our 250,000 sq. ft.
Workshop helps nonprofit leaders align mission with financial reality
November 26, 2013
In today's economy, the challenges of nonprofits extends beyond fundraising and grant writing. Even deeply committed organizations can find it difficult to keep their mission aligned with financial reality. To address this challenge, New Resource Bank is hosting a dynamic workshop, Linking Money to Mission: A Balancing Act, which will provide nonprofit leaders with tools to analyze their organization's financial situation and chart a steady course for achieving long-term goals.
August 28, 2013
SOCAP is a world-renowned conference series dedicated to increasing the flow of capital toward social good. SOCAP connects leading global innovators, investors, foundations, institutions, and social entrepreneurs to build this market at the intersection of money and meaning. SOCAP is the world's most successful social enterprise and impact investing event, and has convened more than 5,000 people since it began in 2008. SOCAP operates out of HUB Bay Area, a co-working space and changemaker community based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
How to Build a Sustainable Nonprofit with a Compelling Story and Robust Online Platform
May 20, 2013
As traditional sources of nonprofit funding crumble, innovative platforms for attracting donors are rising to replace them. Join us June 4 for the next re:think, where Bartlomiej Jan Skorupa of Groundwork Opportunities, Katherine Woo of Kiva and Pamela Hawley of UniversalGiving will discuss using the art of storytelling to build a movement, creating funding platforms that allow nonprofits to be self-reliant and turning the shopping cart into an instrument of change by integrating crowdfunding and e-commerce models.
May 23 Event Tackles Game-Changing Approaches to Sustainability
May 9, 2013
It will take more than technology to transform our society, economy, and energy systems to operate within the constraints of the planet's life support systems. New Resource Bank President and CEO Vince Siciliano joins an impressive group of thinkers from academia, business, and government at "WEST Summit 2013: Showcase of Solutions for Planetary Sustainability," on May 23 at NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field.
Ingredients for a great party: Great clients
March 19, 2013
What makes a lunchbox eco-friendly? What green hotel can store your mountain bike in style while you slumber on 300-thread-count sheets? What does it mean to be a GHG Protocol 3 zero carbon business? Everyone who talked with our friends from 3rd Stone Design, Basecamp Hotel, and AlterEco at our most recent annual client reception and showcase is now in the know.
March 28 Event Explores the Growing Success of Banks Like New Resource
March 13, 2013
Values-based banking might have seemed like a hard sell in the depths of the economic downturn, yet banks focusing on sustainability and other social impacts fared better than their traditional counterparts. New Resource Bank President and CEO Vince Siciliano explores this phenomenon March 28 in San Francisco as a speaker at "Beneficial Banking: Are YOUR Bank Deposits Changing the World?" .


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Batman Gambit: Animated Films
aka: Films Animated
- Asterix is master of these in The Twelve Tasks of Asterix. Notable examples are during the fight with Cylindric the German, and "the place that sends you mad" sequence.
- Aladdin pulls off a successful gambit against the Genie, showing that he was clever enough to not get overwhelmed by the Genie's antics. By challenging Genie's "phenomenal cosmic power," Aladdin was able to escape the Cave of Wonders without using up one of his precious few wishes. Genie proceeds to close the loophole for future tricks of this sort (and even gets a couple of puns in at the same time).
Genie: Well, I feel sheepish. (becomes a sheep) OK, you baaad boy, but no more freebies!
- Aladdin pulls this off again in the finale, where he tricks the power-mad Jafar into using his final wish to become "an all-powerful genie." Jafar not only gets his "phenomenal cosmic power," but also the "itty-bitty living space" that goes with it: he is imprisoned in his very own lamp.
- At the end of A Bug's Life, Flik pulls one off on Hopper by claiming that the real bird they just saw was "another one of [his] little bird tricks". Hopper falls for it and promptly gets his ass handed to him on a silver platter in one of the most karmic Disney Villain Deaths EVER as Flik and Atta watch from a safe distance.
- In The Lion King, Scar pulls a fairly sadistic one on Mufasa when he puts Simba in danger. It ends up getting Mufasa killed.
- Nocturna's Moka spends the whole movie working on one. Aside from his insatiable coffee habit, literally every action he takes, down to the last breath, is calculated to put Tim in a situation where his only option is to overcome his fear of the dark, which will save the night from certain doom.
- In the Animated film, Dante's Inferno. Lucifer uses Dante's wife as bait, in order to trick him into freeing him from his spiritual prison in hell.
- In The Hunchback of Notre Dame Frollo tells Quasimodo that he has troops ready to capture Esmeralda at the Court of Miracles. Quasimodo and Phoebus go to warn her first. Frollo is there as well; he didn't know where the court was but knew they would lead him to it.
- In Cats Don't Dance, Danny uses Darla Dimple's ego and Fantastic Racism to make him and his friends look good, using everything she tossed at them to improve their dance number.
- Megamind broke out of prison by having Minion send him watch, addressed from Megamind's Arch-Nemesis Metroman, knowing the prison warden wouldn't let him keep it. When the warden put it on, the hologram projector in the watch activated, making the warden look like Megamind. The prison guards threw the warden in Megamind's cell, and he used the confusion to grab the watch and escape.
- In Pixar's "Inside Out", Riley Anderson's Disgust give Riley's Anger a funny "The Reason You Suck" speech in order to active Anger's hothead to burn the glass to bring Riley's Joy and Riley's Sadness into Headquarters.


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Genome-wide temporal-spatial gene expression profiling of drought responsiveness in rice
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1 Institute of Crop Sciences/National Key Facility for Crop Gene Resources and Genetic Improvement, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing 100081, China
2 College of Life Sciences and Technology, Shenyang Agriculture University, Shenyang 110161, China
3 International Rice Research Institute, DAPO Box 7777, Metro Manila, Philippines
BMC Genomics 2011, 12:149 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-12-149Published: 16 March 2011
Rice is highly sensitive to drought, and the effect of drought may vary with the different genotypes and development stages. Genome-wide gene expression profiling was used as the initial point to dissect molecular genetic mechanism of this complex trait and provide valuable information for the improvement of drought tolerance in rice. Affymetrix rice genome array containing 48,564 japonica and 1,260 indica sequences was used to analyze the gene expression pattern of rice exposed to drought stress. The transcriptome from leaf, root, and young panicle at three developmental stages was comparatively analyzed combined with bioinformatics exploring drought stress related cis-elements.
There were 5,284 genes detected to be differentially expressed under drought stress. Most of these genes were tissue- or stage-specific regulated by drought. The tissue-specific down-regulated genes showed distinct function categories as photosynthesis-related genes prevalent in leaf, and the genes involved in cell membrane biogenesis and cell wall modification over-presented in root and young panicle. In a drought environment, several genes, such as GA2ox, SAP15, and Chitinase III, were regulated in a reciprocal way in two tissues at the same development stage. A total of 261 transcription factor genes were detected to be differentially regulated by drought stress. Most of them were also regulated in a tissue- or stage-specific manner. A cis-element containing special CGCG box was identified to over-present in the upstream of 55 common induced genes, and it may be very important for rice plants responding to drought environment.
Genome-wide gene expression profiling revealed that most of the drought differentially expressed genes (DEGs) were under temporal and spatial regulation, suggesting a crosstalk between various development cues and environmental stimuli. The identification of the differentially regulated DEGs, including TF genes and unique candidate cis-element for drought responsiveness, is a very useful resource for the functional dissection of the molecular mechanism in rice responding to environment stress.


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Slow cookers: the one-pot cooking convenience
Are you a slow cooker convert already, or have you never sampled this cheap, easy way to produce delicious, nourishing pot roasts, casseroles and stews? Slow cooking isn't new. In fact, it's a centuries-old technique, but with ever-improving advances in equipment, it's never been so simple to give your family seriously good grub. For a start, you can buy cheaper cuts of meat because the moist heat and extended cooking times will make them succulent and tender. All the goodness is retained and flavours distributed. Great for stewing beef, lamb or pork, but the options don't end there. Alongside vegetables, herbs, spices and your favourite ingredients, you can try seafood too. With loads of tasty one-pot recipes around, you'll be spoilt for choice. Even when you're entertaining, slow cookers free up precious oven and hob space. And then there are the impressive low-energy considerations which we're all so concerned about. Busy mums and people at work, rest or play can put all their ingredients into a single pot in the morning and forget about it. Your slow cooker will do its stuff and when you're ready for your evening meal, it will be ready for you!


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The Winnebago Lutheran boys soccer team holds the WIAA Division 3 runner-up trophy after Saturday's game.
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Second place in any state tournament is a no-man's land of emotion, and it's always fascinating to see how a team reacts to losing in the championship game.
Some teams treat the runner-up trophy as something akin to trash, others like it's the championship trophy.
The Winnebago Lutheran boys soccer team wasn't exactly celebrating after losing Saturday's WIAA Division 3 state championship game 4-1 to Milwaukee St. Anthony. The faces were glum, but few tears were being shed.
And they shouldn't be considering the road WLA traveled to get the program's third runner-up trophy.
"We were worried about our first playoff game against Omro," WLA coach David Haag said. "So to win five where you were a little concerned about winning one, it's a good year."
Beating Omro was a breeze compared to the Vikings' final four games. They beat Sturgeon Bay (ranked No. 1 in the state), N.E.W. Lutheran (No. 2) and La Crosse Aquinas (No. 9). Only third-ranked St. Anthony could finally stop WLA's magic.
WLA was in the state championship game last year, so one would think that another silver ball wouldn't mean much.
But just like a postseason gauntlet was a big obstacle to overcome, WLA had no idea what kind of season it would have back in August as it tried to replace eight starters and a few subs lost to graduation.
"We lost a lot of seniors last year. We lost 10 to 12 seniors last year so replacing them was hard, but we found people to replace them and we got here somehow," current senior Richie Schultz said.
And If I had told him before the season WLA would reach the state championship game? "I would not have believed you."
WLA goalie Caleb King, one of six starters from this year's team who will return next year described the last few weeks as "exhilarating" and "amazing."
King started last season as a sophomore, but he said there was no comparison between the ending of last year and this year.
"I think this is a lot more special. No one expected us to be anywhere near here," he said. "We have the biggest heart in the state in any division. We were David (against Goliath) in every matchup."
The sting of the loss is eased partly because there was no doubt St. Anthony was the better team.
The Roman Legion's speed, particularly with forward Eduardo Gutierrez, finally cracked WLA's defense - which hadn't surrendered a goal from open play in more than 300 minutes - in the second minute of Saturday's contest.
Even more impressive was St. Anthony's ball control. WLA occasionally got the game into a more hectic state and forced its opponent out of its comfort zone. But the Division 3 champions consistently showed those young Vikings what it takes to win the title.
"Now we know what it takes to get back here again," King said. "We know what it takes. We can work hard to achieve what we want to. Now we know what it feels like; we want to get back."
After all, nobody dreams of lifting a silver ball into the air.


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Abdominal hernia
Dr Amir Rezaee ◉ and Dr Frank Gaillard ◉ et al.
There are numerous types of abdominal herniation in many locations and with many eponymous names. Overall 75-80% of all hernias occur in inguinal region.
Content of the hernia is also variable, and may include:
- small bowel loops
- mobile colon segments (sigmoid, caecum, appendix)
- mesenteric fat
- other organs
Complications predominantly relate to bowel incarceration, strangulation and intestinal obstruction. Diaphragmatic hernias in infancy also may have pulmonary hypoplasia as a complication, if the hernia is large enough.
- diaphragmatic herniation:
groin herniation:
- direct inguinal hernia
- indirect inguinal hernia: indirect five times commoner than direct
- pantaloon hernia
- femoral hernia
- obturator hernia
- lumbar herniation: superior and inferior
internal herniation: an uncommon cause of bowel obstruction
- the left paraduodenal fossa (Landzerd)-most common
- the right duodenojejunal fossa (Waldyer)
- the foramen of Winslow
- a hole in the mesentery
- a hole in the transverse mesocolon
- a defect in the broad ligament
- the superior ileocaecal fossa
- the inferior ileocaecal fossa
- the retrocaecal fossa
- lesser sac hernia
anterior abdominal wall herniation:
- Spigelian hernia
- parastomal hernia
- umbilical hernia
- paraumbilical hernia
- incisional hernia
- epigastic hernia
- Richter hernia: a hernia containing only one wall of a bowel loop and therefore causing no obstruction
- Maydl hernia
- Littre hernia: a hernia containing a Meckel diverticulum
- 1. Aguirre DA, Casola G, Sirlin C. Abdominal wall hernias: MDCT findings. AJR Am J Roentgenol. 2004;183 (3): 681-90. AJR Am J Roentgenol (full text) - Pubmed citation
- 2. Ianora AA, Midiri M, Vinci R et-al. Abdominal wall hernias: imaging with spiral CT. Eur Radiol. 2000;10 (6): 914-9. Eur Radiol (link) - Pubmed citation
- 3. Wechsler RJ, Kurtz AB, Needleman L et-al. Cross-sectional imaging of abdominal wall hernias. AJR Am J Roentgenol. 1989;153 (3): 517-21. AJR Am J Roentgenol (citation) - Pubmed citation
- 4. Miller PA, Mezwa DG, Feczko PJ et-al. Imaging of abdominal hernias. Radiographics. 1995;15 (2): 333-47. Radiographics (abstract) - Pubmed citation
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November 29, 2015
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Lexington's Bluegrass Fair begins on Thursday, July 10. While getting it up an running is always a big job, it took extra work this year. Workers say all that rain we've gotten over the past week or so made setup a challenge.
"The ground itself is super saturated. We've removed the grandstand and had planned to put in a grass field, but we just never could get the grating done during the tough times and the bad weather," says Ron Mossotti with the Lexington Lions Club.
Despite the wet weather, volunteers stayed hard at work at Masterson Station Park.
"We worked straight through that here, laying out the parking lot, all our Lion volunteers, getting the fairgrounds in as beautiful a shape as we possibly could during all the wet weather in anticipation that it would turn bright and sunny for the fair," says Mossotti.
With more storms in the forecast, fair officials are preparing for the possibility of some last-minute fixes.
"What we're concerned about are high winds. If we have a storm tonight with high winds, perhaps we'll have to do some rebuilding in the morning and the rest of Thursday, but we'll be ready to open and go," says Mossotti.
This is the 52nd year for the Lexington Lions Club Bluegrass Fair.
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Hotel Grace
Hotel | 35, Braham Buta Market, Amritsar, India 143001
2 out of 4 customers would recommend this property
Recent review (09/01/2015)
William Walker thinks…
"It was in the old city of Amritsar and very close to the Golden Temple and a number of restaurants"Read all Hotel Grace reviews
- Air Conditioning
- Credit cards accepted
- No curfew
- Currency Exchange
- Secure lockers
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour hot showers
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Fax
- Laundry service
- Wake-up calls
- Internet access in public areas
- Newspapers
- Outside area
- Television room
Purchasable Extras
- Airport Pickup USD 13.44
What's Included
- Luggage Room
- Linen
- Towel
Important Information
Cancellation Policy : If any one Cancels before 7 days of Arrival Date Full Refund, after that No Refund, No Show No Refund. Cancellation Period is 7 days.
Cancellation Policy
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 7 days before arrival (local time). Payments made to HostelBookers are non-refundable.
Check-In/Out Details
Earliest check-in: 12:00
Latest Check-out: 12:00
Group booking?
Group of 15 or more traveling to Amritsar?Contact us directly
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The Golden Temple.It is recommended by Lonely Planet and Trip Advisor.
We Have Free Wifi working in Each and Every Room and in Whole Hotel.We have bi-langual staff and run by the owners.All 18 rooms are fully furnished, attached washrooms,intercoms, hot/cold showers,color t.v's with set up boxes(all english channels) are available.There are Air-Conditioned and Non-Airconditioned rooms.Clients gets free toiletries and towels to use. Read more
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|Private Rooms A private room is a room that is not shared with other people from the property – in other words, you book and pay for all the beds in the room. If you are traveling alone, for example, but want to book a double room, you must pay for two people in order to book the whole room.
Budget 2 person (Private bathroom)No meals or drinks included
Deluxe 2 person (Private bathroom)No meals or drinks included
Executive 2 person (Private bathroom)No meals or drinks included
Superior 2 person (Private bathroom)No meals or drinks included
About Hotel Grace
It is highly recommended by Lonely Planet and Trip Advisor.
We Have Free and Fast Wifi Working in Each and Every Room and in Whole Hotel.
It is located in the heart of the city where everyone finds everything at a walking distance.
We have bi-langual staff.The best part is that the Owners themselves look after this business.
Their guidelines are very handy.
We have 18 Rooms in total. All the rooms are fully furnished, attached washrooms,intercoms, hot/cold showers, color t.v's with set up boxes(all english channels) are available.
There are Rooms with Air-conditioners and also without Air conditioners.Clients gets Free Toiletries and Towels to use.
The staff can assist the clients with following things :
1)Tourist Taxi to explore the local area /sight scenes
2)Arrange all India approved taxi's to drop to other destinations anywhere in India.
3)Foreign Currency Exchange.
4)Guidelines for places to visit like Memorial Park, Nice Ethnic restaurants, India Pak Border etc.
5)Get Air/Train/Bus Tickets.
Distance Of Other important destinations from Hote Grace:
Golden Temple : 1/2 a min. walk
Jallianwala Bagh(Memorial Park) : 2 Min. Walk
Bus/Train Station : 2 Miles (10 Min. drive)
Airport : Around 8 Miles (25-30 Min. Drive)
Accommodation Information
Room Types :
(1) Budget 2 Person Private Bathroom :
Its a basic type of room. It is Furnished room, Free Wifi,Ceiling Fan, has attached washroom, color t.v., hot/cold shower,intercom, without a/c.
Extra Matress can be provided with extra charges. No Meals not included in the room
(2) Dlx. 2 Person Private Bathroom :
These rooms are also Fully Furnished. Free Wifi Works in The Rooms. They are bigger, nicer, brighter, more spacious, washrooms are bigger.They have basic amenities like Ceiling Fans, Fridge, Wooden Chairs and Glass Tables, Attached Washrooms, Hot/Cold Showers, Color T.V.,Intercom facility.
These rooms have ample of space, Proper extra folding bed can be provided in these rooms for extra personThey are without Air-conditioners.No meals are included in the room rent
(3) Executive Rooms : Fully Furnished Rooms, Has Free Wifi In The Rooms, It has Air-Conditioners/(A/c) has attached washrooms, color t.v., intercom, hot/cold showers,they are bigger than basic rooms.
Extra Matress or Bed can be provided for 3rd person on extra charges. No Meals are included in the room rent.
(4) Superior Rooms :They are fully furnished rooms. These are the best rooms of the Hotel.
Free Wifi Works in These Rooms.
They have Air-conditioners.These rooms are bigger, nicer, spacious.
Have all the ammenities like attached washrooms, color t.v.'s, hot/cold showers, intercom,etc.
In addition to that they also have Fridge and wooden sitting furniture(chairs) and glass tables.
They have plenty of space,proper extra bed/cot can be provided in these rooms.
No Meals are included in the room rent
Location Information
Hotel Grace is Located Just Opposite Sarai Langar Hall (Free Eating Joint) Of Golden Temple.
Amritsar, Punjab, India 143001.
Distance Of Other important destinations from Hote Grace:
Golden Temple : 1/2 a min. walk
Jallianwala Bagh(Memorial Park) : 2 Min. Walk
Bus/Train Station : 2 Miles (10 Min. drive)
Airport : 8 Miles (25-30 Min. Drive)
Other languages
- Deutsch: Hotel Grace
- Español: Hotel Grace
- Français: Hotel Grace
- Italiano: Hotel Grace
- Português: Hotel Grace


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EPA To Announce Final Risk Assessment for SO2
In response to lawsuits, EPA was scheduled to release its proposed rule for a new primary health-based standard by July 30, 2009. That has been postponed once again, and the new court-ordered date for release of the proposed rule is Nov. 16, 2009, with a final rule due by June 2, 2010.


text: I recently enlisted in the US Air Force so I am not attending school this semester; however, I'm still trying to continue strengthening my mathematical skills as well as adventure into new parts of mathematics. I've recently purchased a few new textbooks on an assortment of math subjects and I have run into a problem. That problem is simple. I do not know a good way to take notes from a textbook. Usually, I just take lecture notes from my professors since they basically serve you the important points on a platter. So how do I know which points I should write down and which I should not? Is there an easy method to note-taking from math textbooks? Any help, information, or tips are greatly appreciated.


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also,christians say that the devil is lord of this world 'till jesus comes back to fix things!
Hi b4ne1. Love your name.
Originally posted by be4ne1
There has to be a very convincing 'reason' that Albert Pike and Freemasons claim Lucifer as their god, beyond whatever "evil" most of us believe they can claim fame to. Me personally, all the gold in the universe could not sway me to the side of downright "evil." Nor can I accept so many Luciferians willingly "gave up their soul" for material wealth and power for such a short time. The soul is forever, I believe. Not really a great deal. (Sounds like something a banker would offer- with interest.)
As tempting as power and wealth may be to some, it isn't enough. My soul is emphatically Not For Sale!! But I can't shake the suspicion that Luciferians/Freemasons are in possession of the "Ultimate Secret."- whatever that may be. But on the other hand, they undeniably guard this/these secret(s) and make it crystal clear, they ain't in no mood to share one speck of it with the rest of mankind. So....there's something about "Lucifer" the rest of us should know, but don't.....yet.edit on 6/8/2012 by be4ne1 because: (no reason given)edit on 6/8/2012 by be4ne1 because: (no reason given)
Do you think that subject is ready for prime time television?
So....there's something about "Lucifer" the rest of us should know, but don't.....yet


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Rising energy prices and climate change are central issues in the debate about our nation{\textquoteright}s energy policy. Many are demanding increased energy efficiency as a way to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lower the total cost of electricity and energy services for consumers and businesses. Yet, as the National Action Plan on Energy Efficiency (NAPEE) pointed out, many utilities continue to shy away from seriously expanding their energy efficiency program offerings because they claim there is insufficient profit-motivation, or even a financial disincentive, when compared to supply-side investments. With the recent introduction of Duke Energy{\textquoteright}s Save-a-Watt incentive mechanism and ongoing discussions about decoupling, regulators and policymakers are now faced with an expanded and diverse landscape of financial incentive mechanisms, Determining the "right" way forward to promote deep and sustainable demand side resource programs is challenging. Due to the renaissance that energy efficiency is currently experiencing, many want to better understand the tradeoffs in stakeholder benefits between these alternative incentive structures before aggressively embarking on a path for which course corrections can be time-consuming and costly. Using a prototypical Southwest utility2 and a publicly available financial model, we show how various stakeholders (e.g. shareholders, ratepayers, etc.) are affected by these different types of shareholder incentive mechanisms under varying assumptions about program portfolios. This quantitative analysis compares the financial consequences associated with a wide range of alternative incentive structures. The results will help regulators and policymakers better understand the financial implications of DSR program incentive regulation.}, keywords = {electricity markets and policy group, energy analysis and environmental impacts department, energy efficiency, lost fixed cost recovery mechanisms, save-a-watt, shareholder incentive mechanisms}, attachments = {http://eetd.lbl.gov/sites/all/files/publications/lbnl-2590e.pdf}, author = {Peter Cappers and Charles A. Goldman and Michele Chait and George Edgar and Jeff Schlegel and Wayne Shirley} }


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HI guys and gals, as states, I'm gonna be starting installing a Falcon rs500 remote start tomorrow, just one little thing. I've located the ignition wires to the left of the stearing colum. please tell me if im right or wrong with the wires
theres five wire
Green/Yellow = Start wire or ignition
Red/Green = unknown
RED = +12volt
Yellow = ACC
Grey/Orange = Cranking or Ignition
as you can see im not to sure which is Ignition wire.
Also the system I am installing has a input to detect rpm that should go to the coil pack but as mines a diesel where do I install this wire as the system needs to detect the engine has started and where is the wait to start wire.