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Just have everyone pm you their address, make up the list, and Sean can probably set up a password protected page for the address list for the group, like we have for the Traveling Portfolio and the Postcard Exchange, and it's also a good idea to include a copy of the list with the camera, in case someone gets it and temporarily doesn't have computer access for some reason (this has happened with the portfolio!).


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Genauer confesses that he likes to write uplifting, triumphant songs with a pretty melody. And as it goes, music
fans across the US and even Europe seem to agree. That's the reason I am writing about him now, and that's the
reason you will keep seeing his name in publications such as ours, and those of our ilk.
Not long ago I had the chance to conduct an email exchange with the man himself. We touched on a variety of
subjects including the birth of the AOD sound, contemporary influences, the Digital Dust series, and much
For those of you who have in fact been in a coma, or perhaps just felt like you were, settle in and get to know a
storyteller named Reid Genauer.
JamBase: What are you focusing your energies on at the moment?
JamBase: How would you characterize the sound as compared to Strangefolk? Is there a common
JamBase: How did the Assembly of Dust come together with regard to the players in the band? (It seems
everyone is from the Northeast, or at least that they are from bands that played quite a lot in that part of the
You mentioned that honing the sound and realizing the band's potential can be like some magic not yet
understood. So perhaps it's safe to say you find this process fascinating. Is there anything else in your life that
can give you that kind of satisfaction or sparkle?
I do find it fascinating. It's the act of creation that is most gratifying to me. As far as other sparkle/satisfaction,
the love of my wife, and my dog is top of the list. I find cooking really rewarding in a similar way to writing and
playing music--you create something to nourish and please other people. I also love to ski. On a good day it
can be religious, unfortunately I don't have much time for cooking or skiing these days.
You're often referred to as a storyteller. Could you imagine yourself as writer outside of the musical realm,
perhaps as a novelist? Have you ever tried your hand at authoring books?
Do you plan on taking your show outside the US anytime soon?
It's something that I think would be fun more than anything, I don't have immediate plans to do so but I do
think about it. Need someone to help make the opportunities known.
What's in your ear right now apart from your own stuff? I don't want to ask for five albums or anything like
that, but what might somebody hear in your car or in the home stereo?
Really hooked on Spearhead's most recent
record, also checked out a couple indie artists recently that I "dig" - not sure if you can say dig in the year
2004. Anyway, Mary McBride is one and Mojo
Nixon is another. Got a cool Max Roach disc
recently as well that blows my mind, can't remember the title though.
Do you draw any influence from contemporary artists?
I was watching an episode of Digital Dust that I downloaded from your web site. You said you would like to continue
to be creative, but not let the experience own you as maybe it did with Strangefolk. Does this mean you want to
make more music in the studio and spend less time on the road? Obviously the road can be pretty grueling.
It means I want to control my own destiny. I can't answer the question directly because I am not always sure
what the future holds. For now I want to write music, make records and tour in a way that suites my lifestyle
and my needs as an individual--both financially and emotionally/spiritually.
Speaking of the Digital Dust series, could you tell me a bit about how it came to be and what the ideas are
behind it? It's real cool and seems to be fitting a trend where bands are kind of waking up to the potential of
their web presence and the Internet in general.
Yeah--I guess to the point I just made--I am focusing my touring on the East coast these days to serve my
current lifestyle. I know there are people in other parts of the country who can't make it to these shows so I
figured one really cool way to bring the music to them was to create this series that recaps some of the
marquee gigs I play in a way that tells the story of the individual performance as a subplot in the larger AOD
story. It works too, we get tons of visits and people typically watch the entire episode when they come.
Craig Judkins
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From 1995 to 1997, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine studied the issue of detaining TB patients who are persistently non-adherent to therapies.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – As temperatures rise, more and more people are venturing outdoors. The nation's emergency physicians are warning about the dangers of insect bites – specifically from ticks and mosquitoes – which can cause serious illnesses.
It had been as hot as a firecracker all week.
Truck convoys loaded with soldiers were a common sight, with maneuvers in full swing.
The Red and Blue armies invaded Lancaster from opposite directions. Campsites were set up wherever thee was a hint of a shade tree.
The fellas were making the best of it, too, roaming around from one group of GI's to another.
INDIAN LAND – Inspiration Networks is facing another hurdle this week as the state of South Carolina has now denied the organization's request for tax-exemption status.
With this revelation, the faith organization may now be required to pay taxes on its 90-acre Indian Land campus, the City of Light, as well as any property inside the buildings.
Inspiration Networks is appealing the decision.
More than 10 acres has been donated to the Katawba Valley Land Trust in the city of Lancaster.
According to the land trust, Mary Neal Plyler, wife of the late G. Millon Plyler, donated 11.4 acres to the trust.
The land is between First Washington Baptist Church and Eastside Academy on Hannah's Creek along East Meeting Street.
The property holds bottomland hardwoods subject to frequent flooding. The land adds to the KVLT Lancaster Greenway Preserve, roughly 300 acres of protected property running through the city of Lancaster.
About 4 p.m. Tuesday, Fred Thomas embarked on a new career.
Thomas will step down next week as chairman of Lancaster County Council for a new position, that of magistrate judge. Thomas has served on County Council for more than seven years. He previously served as vice chairman and is the current chairman of council.
He will soon fill the magistrate position left vacant by Judge Debra Dawkins, who retired April 30 due to medical reasons.
Thomas was nominated by both S.C. Sens. Mick Mulvaney, R-District 16, and Vincent Sheheen, D-District 27.
INDIAN LAND - For years, Tyler Mitchell has honed his guitar skills, modeling his style after several musical greats. Now he'll have the chance to play guitar with some of them at a musical workshop this summer.
Mitchell, 16, was one of only a few performers asked to audition for a chance to win a scholarship to the Swannanoa Gathering, a folk music event, after performing at the annual Charlotte Folk Society Young Talent Showcase at the Great Aunt Stella Center in downtown Charlotte in April.
Another Saturday night at Lancaster Speedway came and went, but this time, the air temperature was the hottest it had been all season. In as much as it has gotten "summerish," the racing responded to the temps – hot, hot.
Lancaster Speedway continues to produce exciting weekly dirt track racing on the smoothest and raciest surface ever. Kudos to the "Mud Masters" for giving the drivers a great place to race.
The Lancaster Post 31 American Legion junior baseball team rebounded in fine fashion, taking an 11-6 comeback win over host Union Post 22 on Tuesday night.
The five-run win saw the Lancaster junior team hold an early 4-0 lead, but Union charged back to take a 6-4 advantage.
Lancaster answered back to slice the deficit to one, 6-5, but was down to its final three outs in the top of the seventh when it ignited for six runs for the comeback win.
Van Wyck native Shawn Crawford will race against three-time Beijing Olympic medalist and world record holder Usain Bolt of Jamaica in the 100-meter race at the Festival of Excellence exhibition in Toronto on Thursday.
The race will be the first meet in which the two runners have faced off since the Beijing Olympics last summer.
Crawford won the silver medal in the 200-meter event in Beijing, behind Bolt, who won the race in a world record of 19.30 seconds.
The Lancaster County swim team opened its 2009 recreation swim team season, posting a 456-80 win over Kershaw on Tuesday at the Lancaster County pool.
The LCST Sharks were led by Gracie Scott, Noah Phillips and Chris James who had four firsts each. Cody Brown, Courtney Hicks and Logan Phillips had three firsts apiece. Emma DeVenny, Brooks Digh, Elizabeth Catoe, Will Jones, Ashley Abbott, Darby Threatt and Bryce Blanton had two wins each.
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Bailey Lotozo was 16-of-17 serving with 17 kills and 21 digs, Alli George went 21-of-22 serving with four aces, 19 assists, eight kills and 11 digs; Taylor Gittings had 11 kills, eight digs and four blocks and Chase Eddington had 10 digs in the win.
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Overall, we can't help but like the Fujifilm X20, despite a few quirks. It's a capable enthusiast compact that offers just about everything that an advanced user would want, but Fujifilm has left enough automatic features to please the point-and-shoot crowd, as well.Read the full review →
conclusion:We like it
Fuji's X20 is a slightly updated version of their X10 camera, featuring a new sensor and an updated optical viewfinder intended to give you more information -- like exposure data -- when framing your shots. Aside from these tweaks, the X20 retains the same retro styling and lens as the X10. Pocket-Lint says that "Fujifilm's got the X20's style down to a tee" calling it a "subtle yet eye-catching design." The all-metal body ensures you get an "amazingly well-built camera," according to Photography Blog. The new sensor offers noticeable improvements over the X10, with Digital Photography Review saying the "photos are quite a bit sharper than those that the X10 produced," and Steve's Digicams says that "Fuji has made some outstanding improvements to the X20 that have greatly improved the overall image quality of the camera." … show more The sensor also improved focusing, as CNET Asia noticed "significant improvement in the time taken for the new camera to acquire a focus lock." One area the X20 didn't excel in was battery life, as TechRadar says the battery life "left us a little disappointed," though Steve's Digicams notes that "battery life is slightly better than what seems to be the standard lately." If you already own the X10, there may not be an immediate need to upgrade, but if you've been looking to take a step forward from your point-and-shoot, the retro-styled Fuji X20 won't leave you disappointed.
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The Fujifiilm X20 is a great choice for people looking for a well-designed photographer's camera, but the basic feature set and disappointing video might not be for everyone.Read the full review →
The Fujifilm X20 premium compact camera is a great choice for those who demand an optical viewfinder, but it can't keep up with the Sony DSC-RX100 in low light.Read the full review →
The Fujifilm X20 is not only the camera that irons out its predecessor's orb-related imaging issues, it's also the camera that pushes image quality up a notch to class-leading levels.Read the full review →
We think style-conscious enthusiasts who can appreciate the shooter's retro good looks won't mind getting this advanced compact as a smaller alternative to their dSLRs.Read the full review →
The Fuji X20 is one of those cameras that inspires enthusiasm and gets photographers' juices going ... The high ISO settings could be better, the menus may take a while to master and the video mode isn't great, but, on the whole, the X20 is still one very attractive camera.Read the full review →
With its dependable build quality, impressive AF, excellent resolution and generally pleasing images, it's a welcome addition to an admittedly crowded market.Read the full review →
The Fuji X20 is a powerful digicam that gives complete control to the photographer. Its performance and image quality rival that of an entry-level dSLR as does its price tag.Read the full review →
While it does perform extremely well, we're not sure it's worth the extra premium ... so it may be worth waiting until the price drops a little before investing. That said, if you're a particular fan of Fuji, and its excellent design credentials, this is a sure fire winner.Read the full review →
The gorgeously classic 12 megapixel Fujifilm X20 - like the rest of the premium X series - is a camera that has personality ... Only slight inconsistencies when shooting JPEG and leaving the camera to its own devices prevent us from awarding the X20 that coveted fifth star.Read the full review →
The Fujifilm X20 is clearly more than just a slight improvement on its X10 predecessor. Despite some issues with the viewfinder, noise reduction and exposure compensation dial, on the whole it offers an excellent level of performance.Read the full review →
Classy and capable, this premium compact justifies its high priceRead the full review →
Like its predecessor, the X20 has been designed as a 'prestige' compact camera. ... Featuring the same 'retro' styling as its predecessor, the Fujifilm X20 appears superficially identical to the X10. But inside there have been plenty of changes to bring this advanced digicam up-to-date.Read the full review →
Fujifilm X20 delivers such a winning combination of old and new that offers so many important improvements over the original model that we can heartily recommend it for new and X10 users alike. Essential!Read the full review →
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In the increasingly-competitive enthusiast compact sector, the X20 looks like it could be a standout camera for 'traditionalist' photographers who'll appreciate its manual zoom and optical viewfinder. But it's up against some extremely good cameras.Read the full preview →
Fujifilm seems to have listed intently to what its users were saying, and delivered a product that dramatically improves the most notable failing their X-series has had.Read the full preview →
The X20 still uses a straight optical viewfinder, but it now has a digital overlay that displays shooting information.Read the full preview →
But in the hand it's clear the X20 goes a little further too: the overlay covers the entirety of the viewfinder so it also shows up corresponding focus areas with a bright green outline ... it makes the X20's viewfinder experience a whole lot better.Read the full preview →
We really liked the images produced by the X10, and with such impressive advancements we can't wait to see how the X20 performs in our rigorous testsRead the full preview →
Fujifilm refreshes one of its affordable X-series models with some slick, high-end features.Read the full preview →
We weren't able to shoot any images with the pre-production sample of the Fuji X20 that we had access to, so we can't give any hard and fast indication of the image quality it produces. However, we have high hopes for the camera.Read the full preview →
It may not be a must-have upgrade for current Fujifilm X10 owners, but the X20 does appear to remedy many of the minor problems that affected the original.Read the full preview →
We were big fans of the original X10, so we're looking forward to having a proper go with the Fujifilm X20. All of the tweaks, complete with the flawless retro styling are certainly very appealing - we reckon this one's going to be big.Read the full preview →
The viewfinder and performance updates are definite winners, and we're quietly confident about the new BSI sensor from previous experiences. It looks like a great camera just got better and we can't wait to get a model to test.Read the full preview →
While we only had a short amount of time with the camera, the build quality and handling were excellent, with a solid feel and gorgeous design, with the silver and black two tone colour scheme looking particularly attractive.Read the full preview →
The X20 is very much the same camera as the X10 was with some very minor upgrades to the inside. We loved the X10 and in my own mind, I really have to wonder how the X20 will be able to compete with the rest of the point and shoot world in the future.Read the full preview →
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Our lobster shacks offer fresh and delicious lobster rolls, crab rolls, shrimp rolls, crab claws, bisques and beer straight from Maine!
Step 1: Get a boyfriend. Step 2: Order the Noah's Ark. Step 3: Repeat 3x / week
Blueberry soda was great!
Taste of Maine: 1/2 lobster, 1/2 crab and 1/2 shrimp roll with 2 crab claws and slaw
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My friends all love the $16 lobster rolls
The lobster roll is awesome. They have a decent soda selection too.
In my opinion one of the best lobster rolls in the country!
Get the sampler
Simple, fresh, fast. A bit pricey but you know it's the real deal. Great for lunch.
my go-to lobster roll in nyc, primarily for proximity. (don't plan on staying here to eat, though -- way too crowded always.)
Have to admit - it lives up to the hype. Incredibly fresh lobster rolls, reasonably priced, authentic decor / scene / staff. Wish I could afford this for lunch every day!
Per my last tip, I blame @dens for this addiction. Luke's Lobster rolls changed my perspective on lobster rolls. I didn't know a lobster roll love like this could exist until Luke's came along.
Lobster rolls are great but expect to wait in line for a table as the space is small.
Best Lobster Roll in the city. Noah's ark is the way to go. The lobster is fresh and spiced perfectly, but the roll tops everything: toasted to nirvana and buttered so right. Rock on Luke!!!!!!!!
Lobster roll and crab roll are great!
Simply the best lobster roll. They invented the roll, nature invented the lobster.
Yummy lobster roll, served up quickly. Yum!
At Luke's they serve a very hearty lobster roll on a nice buttery bread. The place may be small but the chunks of slobby lobstah certainly aren't!
The lobster roll is meaty and worth it!
This is the best lobster roll I've ever eaten. And I've eaten a lot of lobster rolls. Fresh, lightly toasted bun: check. Abundant chunks of luscious, pristine lobster: check. Easy on the mayo, also.
A meaty, simple lobster roll like they should be. Get the combo deal with soda and chips and walk over to Thompson square park for a summer date -- brownbag beer optional.
This lobster roll joint has expanded through out the city (and beyond) and it's all thanks to their huge chunks of lobster meat not masked by anything but a little butter and mayo. And a toasted bun.
One of the best lobster rolls in the city, mostly due to their obvious focus on the lobster itself. PLUS they hand pack your lobster roll with such care you'd think they were handling a baby
Lobster roll is wonderful
Lobster roll nirvana. Luke's proudly sources their lobsters from small Maine fisheries and the quality is apparent. The rolls here are incredible with a huge amount of claw meat, just a tiny butter
It may not be the largest, but their lobster roll packs a ton of flavor in a small package.
The reviews don't lie. This place is the best (and worth the splurge)
love this place!
Shrimp roll is cheap!
Great place for Lobster roll. Take it out and eat it on Union square:)
You can't go wrong with a lobster roll, bag of chips and a diet coke. Take it to nearby Tompkins Square Park for the best meal ever.
There isn't a better lobster roll in NYC. Meat is chunky and fresh and the rolls are buttered and toasted to perfection
The golden standard for lobster rolls in NYC.
The best Lobster Role I have ever eaten! ... and this means something.
Best lobster roll
just get the taste of Maine, you'll weep tears of joy
Get the Noah's Ark. A great sampler to split between two people, two half rolls of shrimp, crab, and lobster. Fresh and delicious ingredients. Limited seating.
Lobster rolls my precious...
Do you like lobster? You are at the right adress!
Simply yum! Just try the 15$ Lobster Sandwich! Very good for the small apetite. 🌟🌟🌟🌟
The captains combo is the way to go. Soup and a lobster roll!
Lobster sub obviously
Went here yesterday and noticed that they currently have a limited Captain's Special, which adds a small soup to any combo ;) Great shrimp rolls.
Quite expensive. Clam chowder soup was good, but it's better in 'The Mermaid Inn' nearby
Shrimp Roll: $8.00
Lobster roooooolls!
The lobster tastes "fresh out the ocean wet." Delicious. Yes, the best around. Treat yourself.
Get the big order that comes with the half sandwiches and the claws. It's so delicious you'll be hungry for more.
Amazing rolls! So delicious.
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Note they had to break out a few acres of extra pipe and drape to cheat the smallish crowd. I might be off a little, but I think Obama picked up twice as many Super Delegates in the last ten days as HRC will get tonight from winning the nothing-burger in West Virginia. Is there a primary on Elba?


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Do you think this was an accurate advertisement for the film?
Some of the posters that were used to advertise the 1957 film contained the following headline: "Life is in Their Hands-Death is on Their Minds! ...
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In the court.
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Aura learned more than twelve years ago to manage a general store which she learned at the side of her husband who abandoned her two years ago. Previously she had a business in another city, but due to difficulties of law-and-order she lost a great deal of money and went into bankruptcy. The family decided to move to Medellín where they currently live. They arrived in the city three years ago and started a general store.
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Aura aprendió hace más de 12 años la actividad de manejar una tienda general la cual aprendió al lado de su esposo quién la abandonó hace 2 años. Anteriormente tenía el negocio en otra ciudad, pero debido a dificultades de orden público donde perdió una gran cantidad de dinero y quedó en quiebra, decidió junto con su familia trasladarse para la ciudad de Medellín donde reside actualmente. Hace 3 años llegó a la ciudad y allí montó la tienda general, pero como su esposo la abandonó hace 2 años, Aura quedó al cuidado de sus 2 hijos de 16 y 13 años de edad a quienes les debe garantizar una buena educación escolar y todo lo necesario en su hogar. Por esto la dificultad económica la está golpeando fuertemente, y para mejorar esta situación Aura busca un préstamo que le permita comprar productos de la canasta familiar para surtir su tienda y mejorar las ventas que tiene.
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Here are a few Guiding Light spoilers for the week ahead....
- Reva (Kim Zimmer) is grateful when Jeffrey helps cover up her crime.
- Harley decides it's time to bring Cyrus in.
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As might be expected, the royal family is just as excited about the royal birth as everybody else, if not more. At a garden party in Edinburgh, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall all were …
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Today (July 3), one of Britain's greatest institutions got a little more British: Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall paid a visit to the set of Doctor Who this morning, where they got up close with the inner workings of …
The annual "Trooping the Colour" ceremony was held to mark Queen Elizabeth's official birthday. The parade originates from traditional battle preparations.
We've all heard of pregnant women having unusual cravings. Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, has been snacking on lavender cookies, according to Marie Claire.
Prince Charles and Camilla have wrapped up their two-week whirlwind Diamond Jubilee tour of Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
Queen Elizabeth has given the Duchess of Cornwall a new title to mark the seventh anniversary of her marriage to Prince Charles.
Fresh from their private getaway at Skoki Lodge in the Rocky Mountains, Prince William and Kate arrived in Calgary, the last stop on their nine-day Canadian royal tour, on Thursday (July 7).
Wait a second! We thought Prince Harry was enjoying the single life?
When preparing for their April 29 nuptials, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge founded the The Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton Charitable Gift Fund in lieu of receiving any wedding presents.
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cavity search and make it deep LOL.Posted June 6, 2013 9:47 am
FA you must have looked like a smuggler or a illegal immigrant LOL.Posted June 6, 2013 9:46 am
Gamboa is lazy, waste of immense talent,far too inactive to ever be considered a great fighter.Posted June 6, 2013 9:45 am
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My water broke the night of Aug 15th and three hours later I had already dialated to 6cm. when they checked me they said "thats not a head down there it is a bottom, you need a c-section". The operation went fast and before I knew it I was holding my amazing baby boy (Theon). I could not be happier. However, I was not expecting a c-section and foolishly did not research anything on them. I feel like a first time mom all over again because I do not know what to expect from the recovery process. Any BTDT moms want to share their past c-section recovery stories? thank you in advance.
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bump! I'd like to know too- I had to have an unexpected c-section as well, on the 17th, just got home yesterday, and am having stabbing pain in one specific spot on my incision when I get up wrong, or something like that.. curious if others have experienced this...
This LO was an emergency section. I checked into L&D at 6:30pm & by 10:53pm, he was born. My incision hurt, but the gas/air bubbles in my right shoulder & right side were a thousand times worse than anything I've ever felt before! According to the nurses & my doctor, during an adominal (sp?) surgery, air can get trapped inside you. The air rises & causes pain in the shoulder & ribcage, especially on the right side. There's no pain medicine to take it away, either :( It took me 3 days for it to go away. I hope you dont go through that pain.
Walking after sugery was a bit painful, but definitely doable. The more I walked, the less pain I felt. Of course, you dont want to overdo it. My first walk was around my room 3 times. It wasnt until a few hours later that I walked the L&D ward. Holding a pillow over the incision definitely helped.
I'm 15 days post op & feel great. I cant sleep on my stomach just yet, but I'm getting there. The swelling is all gone. I only notice being uncomfortable when my underwear rubs against the incision. But for the first week and a half, I wore Depends diapers, since they went over the incision & never rubbed it
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Flying Dog Brewery was one of only a handful of American brewers to take home a medal in the recent Stockholm Beer and Whiskey Festival. Snake Dog IPA received the Silver medal in the Ale category proving once again, Flying Dog's world dominance is inevitable. Give into the People's Republic of Flying Dog!
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GABF is to beer, what SXSW is to music or what Mardi Gras is to frat boys.
Needless to say, we'll have a lot of stuff going on all week. And even if you're not able to make the pilgrimage to Denver for the festival, you can keep track of us from the comfort of your computer screen.
But, if you happen to be in Denver:
#1 Come by and do it up FBAG style: We have a feeling this will become an annual tradition. FBAG (stands for Flying Dog, Brats and Gonzo and just happens to be GABF spelled backwards) is our GABF Weekend kickoff. It will be your first shot at trying our new Wild Dog Series release, a smoked Double Schwarz (aptly called Dog Schwarz and we'll also be sampling our new Canis Major Mixed 8-Pack of 7oz bottles!
Since this will be the first stop of the day for most people as they head over to GABF after the party, we'll also have plenty of food on hand. We'll be grilling Jim Lutz's famous Gonzo Brats and pairing some of our other award-winning beers with food from our neighbors at Blake Street Tavern.
Jason and Todd Alstrom from Beer Advocate will be on hand as will the guys from Beer Utopia. Brant and Eric from Beer Utopia will actually be streaming all of the action on the internet (more details to come) and interviewing anyone who wants to get on camera and wax poetic on beer.
The party will be in our Denver Warehouse at 24th and Blake, just a couple blocks from Coors Field. The best part: the whole thing is FREE!
#2 We're also co-hosting a Beer Dinner with DRAFT Magazine at Braun's on Saturday Night. The event is sold out, but maybe you can bribe someone into hooking you up with a ticket.
#3 Most importantly, make sure you come by our booth and say hello!
If you're not in Denver:
Check out our Flying Dog Twitter Feed. Visual Viceroy, Josh Mishell and Prime Minister of Marketing, Neal Stewart will be posting updates all week.
Log on to our Flickr page. Josh will also be roaming around Denver and the GABF itself taking photos to share with the world and make you wish you were here.
Log on to this blog! Who knows what we'll be posting on here!
And if you want even more, check out Josh's Twitter feed, Neal's Twitter feed and Neal's personal blog.
In life, there are winners and losers. The same goes for Flying Dog's recent poetry contest. Chuck Snowdon may be our new Poet Laureate, but that doesn't mean that the other entries were bollocks. Read Anthony Zak's entry here, including what Ralph Steadman said about his poem. Even though he says it doesn't feel quite finished, I certainly liked it. Plus there are some great morsels of wisdom contained here, like "Don't ever pass on a free beer" and "only beer can tell you the truth." Take a read for yourself.
So his boss Ken gave his a new paint job.
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Dogtoberfest has received rave reviews in the Dining & Wine section of the New York Times. Listen to what the experts have to say about Flying Dog Dogtoberfest as they compare it to some of the world's best Marzen beers. Click on the image below for the complete story.
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Every time we give a tour and talk about quality control there is never a shortage of people volunteering to be Flying Dog beer tasters. What everyone fails to realize is we would never want to give such a sweet job away. This is a live action photo of the world's best job as Flying Dog Head Brewer Bob Malone and Quality Assurance Manager Gwen Conley get serious about Gonzo Imperial Porter.
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We're still coming off the high having more than 2000 of our closest friends come out to GonzoFest last weekend. Based on the response, it looks like GonzoFest is going to become a yearly, end of summer tradition.
Here are some of the vital stats:
- More than 2000 people came out to enjoy the festivities
- 24 Red Chili entries
- 18 Green Chili entries
- 18 Salsa entries
- And with your help, we raised over $5000 for Heartly House
It' s never too early to get ready for GonzoFest '09 – but also expect to see some new events at the brewery between now and the end of next Summer.
Big thanks goes out to entire Flying Dog Family for helping put on this monster event and to the People's Republic of Flying Dog for coming out and supporting the cause.
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Gonzofest, Flying Dog Brewery's Annual Throwdown and Hard Times Cafe Chili Cook-Off (for the Maryland State Championship) is tomorrow. We'll be having Flying Dog and Wild Goose beer available, and you can come sample the chili competition samples, listen to great music and meet a ton of other Flying Dog fans.
For those of you who aren't able to attend our throwdown in Maryland tomorrow from 3-9PM, check out Flying Dog's flickr page for live updates from Gonzofest. We'll also be posting more photos and video from the event in the coming weeks. Also don't forget to check out our twitter page for text-based updates throughout the day, too.
If you're around during the party, look for the guy with a camera and videocamera and say hi. I'll even interview you if you want.
The guys from Brouha House stopped by our booth at the Dayton AleFest a couple weeks back. They run a blog called "The Brouha Blog" and are also in the process of starting a BrewPub in Louisville, KY.
They also brought their mascot, "Bud" to the event and took his picture at our booth. Apparently, Bud gets around…especially if he's hanging out with Lutz.
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Whether it is Yahtzee, pen twirling, drinking, or paper airplane making, cup stacking, or fast forwarding through TV commercials on TiVo (my specialty) – everyone is #1 at something. We just happen to be #1 in a category that people actually care about- Top Breweries!
Beer Quest 2008 recently took a tour around the country and ranked their favorite beers and breweries. Per the list below, we came out on top. Click here or on the image below to take in our #1 ranking in all of its glory.
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November 30, 2015
The Gulf Integrated Research Consortium will release about 5,000 drift cards over the next few months.
COLLEGE STATION, April 23, 2013 – Coming soon to a beach near you: a "drift card" washing up on Gulf of Mexico shores that is part of a research project at Texas A&M University to study ocean currents.
The brightly colored yellow cards have contact information requesting that finders report where they were found as one way of tracking currents in the Gulf, says Piers Chapman, head of oceanography at Texas A&M. The project is conducted with funding from oil giant BP as part of its Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative.
"It's a fun way to track currents and to get people involved," explains Chapman, who has done similar drift card projects before.
"The cards have contact information on them, asking the finder to call a number or email where he or she found the card, and there will be a monthly drawing for gift cards to encourage finders to respond. We released the first batch of 250 cards on April 6-8 and we've already had about 40 responses. In all, we will release about 5,000 in the next few months."
The cards will enable oceanographers to improve prediction models and see how gas and oil travel along the currents of the Gulf.
So far, cards have been retrieved from Alabama to Panama City, Fla., Chapman says.
"The next several batches will be released farther west, so that's when they will eventually wash up on Texas beaches," he notes of the cards, written in English and Spanish because some of them will likely be found along the Mexican coast.
Chapman said he was involved in a similar project years ago while working in South Africa.
"We released drift cards like these and we got them returned from people in Brazil, Australia and along the east coast of Africa," he recalls.
"In a project like this, the typical response rate in the open ocean is about 2 percent, but we are hoping to get a higher return rate in the Gulf of Mexico. However many are returned, we shall get some useful information that will improve our knowledge of Gulf currents."
For more information about the project, go to http://gisr.tamu.edu/.
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Hitler calls out England on Palestine occupation
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Hitler Demands the Liberty and Independence of Palestine
Another historical speech.
Hitler demanding a free Palestine state for the Arabs.
More historical perspectives on the Middle-East conflict.
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When it comes to wearing the new, edgy pieces, more is definitely more—but that doesn't mean everything goes. Your best bets? Pieces that are just a little bit "biker" or a little bit "rock 'n' roll": Think second-skin jeans with faux leather details or a shrunken jacket with clustered studs on the lapel.
As a rule, it's all about pieces that represent a trend, but were made just for you. In other words? Don't get your boyfriend jeans on his side of the closet, and—this season—skip any style stamped "Harley Davidson." (Trust us!)
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[UPDATE] Following the publication of this story, Microsoft confirmed to GameSpot that Xbox Live has not been hacked.
"Xbox Live has not been hacked," a company representative said. "Microsoft can confirm that there has been no breach to the security of our Xbox Live service."
The original story:
Bad news for all Xbox fans, a couple minutes ago Xbox Live has been hacked and more than 48 million user exposed.
as the hacker said:
Xbox Live OWNED! – pastebin.com/zEjieFtr (48 Million Users EXPOSED)
— Reckz0r (@Reckz0r) May 23, 2013
Also the hacker posted a list of some users' s account information (email and password) and upload 6.12GB file for the entire credentials of every Xbox Live user in an nickname;email;password;join date format, It contains nearly confidental-info on around 47 million users, So we recommend you to change your password immediately.


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Episode 2 of the short online series 'Rios Libres: Environmental Dispatches'. In this episode we explore America's love affair with the dam, its outdated technology, and what damming the river would mean logistically for Patagonia and its inhabitants. At what cost does this industrialization come at for the people and the environment?
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"Sacrilege…plagiarism…they did everything but pay the original writer royalties." Thus I incredulously uttered as the plot of director Todd Phillips's "Due Date" unspooled.
Trysette To Perform At Salem Roadhouse Cafe
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UNION — Salem Roadhouse Cafe will be presenting Trysette, a world class singer/songwriter, on her tour of the United States from Australia on Saturday, Nov. 13 at 8 p.m.
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CRANFORD—Learn about "25 Businesses You Can Start with Little or No Money" at the Cranford Community Center, 220 Walnut Avenue, on Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 p.m.
TEXT/IMAGE Exhibit Opens Nov. 14 At Arts Guild New Jersey
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RAHWAY — Arts Guild New Jersey (formerly the Arts Guild of Rahway), presents TEXT/IMAGE, an exhibition of artworks combining imagery or abstract forms with letters or words curated by Lawrence Cappiello, the Executive Director of Arts Guild New Jersey.
Writer's Block: Ready Or Not, The Holidaze Are Coming
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Singles • Nov. 12 from 7:30-11:30 p.m. – Middlesex East Widows Or Widowers, Carteret Chapter, will hold an open dance at the American Legion Hall, 1155 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret. Live music & refreshments. Admission: $10 members, $12 guests. Info: 1-732-969-2228 or 1-908-757-0515.
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CRANFORD – Azure Chapter #87 Order of the Eastern Star will sponsor a Craft Fair on Saturday, Nov. 13th, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge Hall, 478 South Avenue, East in Cranford.
Free Resource Fair For Children And Families
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EDISON — On Saturday, Nov. 13, the NJ Department of Children and Families is hosting a community-wide resource fair.
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Somebody just gave me a Nikon F55 (N55 in the US) as a gift. I'm so excited!
There's an AF Nikkor 28-80mm 1:3.5-5.6D on it, too.
It wasn't easy to find CR2 batteries and films on a Saturday afternoon, but I did it
The camera is small, light and fits my hands perfectly. It's also rather quiet and responsive. I love it so far!
I know this isn't about digital photography, but it's my first non-vintage SLR, so please don't delete my thread!
Two years ago when I was in LA and San Fran I was shooting with my Nikon FE +50mm 1.4 and Rollei 400asa retro BW film, I even used my little Olympus XA, it was a lot of fun.
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Welcome to the Historic Wallingford Center Street Cemetery Website
Peter Gouveia, President,
Center Street Cemetery Association
Robert Devaney, Superintendent
Center Street Cemetery 203 949-0106
The Civil War Circle is located in the back of the cemetery by the Prince St. wall. This is dedicated to the memory of nineteen soldiers who gave their lives during the Civil War between 1862 and 1865.
Neighborhood Assistance Act Approved
The Wallingford Center Street Cemetery Association is gratified to announce that Governor Malloy has approved our application for inclusion in the 2015 Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) Tax Credit Program. This program is designed to provide funding for municipal and tax exempt organizations by providing a corporation business tax credit for businesses that make cash contributions to these entities.
The Center Street Cemetery is the historic resting place of the town's founders, prominent persons and everyday folks interred here behind the stately stone wall in downtown Wallingford. Burials began here in the 1670's and continue even today amidst the tall maple and sycamore trees. Work is ongoing to keep up the structural integrity of the gravestones which have been exposed to weather and time. We are fortunate to have a superintendent, Bob Devaney, who dedicates many hours to maintaining the cemetery including restoration of some gravestones; however, many of them require specialized work to preserve the beauty of monuments that may have been hand engraved hundreds of years ago. Our cemetery association budgets monies each year to continue this restoration process but as a non-profit organization we are limited by the amount of funds available.
Inclusion in the NAA allows businesses to sponsor our "Monument Conservation Project" by making a minimum $250 contribution, sixty percent of which may be taken as a credit against their Connecticut tax liability. Please consider financially supporting this project and to participate further in this dedicated endeavor by joining the Center Street Cemetery Association.
Businesses wishing to support our project must submit their applications on form NAA-02 to the Department of Revenue Services between September 15, 2015 and October 1, 2015. This form is available on the internet at http://www.ct.gov/drs/lib/drs/fillable_forms/2015_forms/naa-02_fillable.pdf . This form may then be emailed to email@example.com or may be mailed or hand-delivered. Fax transmissions will not be accepted. Any tax credit not taken in the year in which it was made may be carried back to the two immediately preceding income years (beginning with the earlier of such years.) ========================================================
On May 4th, 1911, the Center Street Cemetery Association was established "To care for, maintain and beautify the Center Street Cemetery." The rewards of preserving and restoring this historic cemetery are many: personal, educational, historical, and patriotic, for the Center Street Cemetery spans the centuries, from the 17th century into the distant future. We urge you to consider participating in this dedicated endeavor by joining the Center Street Cemetery Association.
Section 1. Membership in the Association shall be open to any person age 18 or older, who is either a resident of the Town of Wallingford or can prove that he or she is a descendent of any person laid to rest in the Center Street Cemetery. Children under the age of 18 may become non-voting members in accordance with the provisions for Family membership as outlined in Section 2 below.
Section 2. There shall be the following types of members: Life members, for a one time membership payment of $250; Regular members, who pay an annual membership fee of $25; and a Family membership for an annual payment of $40. A family is defined as spouses as voting members and children (if any) under the age of 18 at the beginning of the membership year as non-voting members, or one parent as a voting member and children under the age of 18 at the beginning of the membership year as non-voting members. The membership year is July1 to June 30 and fees shall be paid on or before June 1st.
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light meters are just extra bulk to carry around
just get rid of all 3 of them, make some $$ buy some film
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Bring it on down to ratingsville! Justin Timberlake not only brought out some of "Saturday Night Live"'s all-stars during his hosting/performing gig this weekend, he also boosted the show to its best ratings in over a year.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Timberlake's entry into the five-timers club put up preliminary Nielsen ratings of 5.9 with a 15 share. Those were the best numbers since a January 7, 2012 show hosted by Charles Barkley featuring musical guest Kelly Clarkson following a prime-time NFL playoff game.
Saturday night's figures were up 23 percent from the previous week, when comedian Kevin Hart hosted and Macklemore and Ryan Lewis performed.
This season's best ratings so far came in January with host Adam Levine and musical guest Kendrick Lamar, who pulled a 2.7 rating with adults 18-49 and 7.3 million viewers. Final numbers for the Timberlake episode will be released later in the week and they are expected to beat Levine's rating and total viewer figures.
Timberlake had plenty of help on the show, from an opening skit that included fellow five timer hosts Alec Baldwin, Steve Martin, Tom Hanks and Candice Bergen, as well as returning cast member Andy Samberg and Jay-Z for a performance of the pair's hit single, "Suit & Tie."
The latter made noise when JT took a not-so-subtle at Kanye West during "Suit," when he changed up the lyrics to "My hits so sick/Got rappers acting dramatic."
The line appeared to be a shot back at 'Ye after the rapper took aim at the song during an in-concert rant a few weeks ago, saying, "Remind me again who's the original superfly? I got love for Hov but I ain't f—ing with that 'Suit & Tie.'"


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A look inside Apple's new A5 SOC
updated 05:50 am EDT, Tue March 15, 2011
Larger die, faster RAM, built by Samsung
An electron microscope "teardown" by UBM TechInsights has yielded interesting details about the new Apple A5 system-on-a-chip (SOC) powering the iPad 2. Recent benchmarking has shown that it significantly outpaces the NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor in the Motorola Xoom and other upcoming Android 3.0 tablets by some margin, particularly in its graphics performance. Part of the reason for the performance differential can be found in the cost of the chips to manufacture. Apple has apparently spared no expense by incorporating a chip that currently costs $25 per chip to manufacture. This works out to $10 more per chip to build than the Tegra 2.
From a technical standpoint, the A5 chips continue to be manufactured by Samsung on a 45nm process at this point, and not by TSMC as has been thought. The A5 die-package is about twice the size of the superseded A4 chip as it now houses a dual-core Cortex A9 CPU and a dual-core Imagination Technologies SGX543MP2 GPU. This is supplemented by faster 512 MB of LPDDR2 DRAM manufactured by Samsung or Elpida depending on where the RAM was sourced for each chip.
Further, as AnandTech's benchmarking demonstrated, the 1GHz A5 system-on-a-chip is capable of dynamically controlling its clock speeds as it uses a new advanced IC from Dialog Semiconductor. This helps to better manage the way the iPad 2 uses its power, allowing it to speed up or slow down depending on the demands of each application.
It is likely, that from a cost perspective, Apple will ultimately be able to bring the pricing of the chip down into line with its competitors. Better economies of scale will be achieved when it ramps up production for use of the A5 in other devices such as the next iPhone and the next iPod touch, and ultimately starts using TSMC to fabricate the chips in the future. [via Appleinsider]


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Standardization of methods of expressing lengths and weights of fish
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society
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AbstractFishery workers in the United States and Canada are unable to think readily in terms of the metric system of weights and measurements. Even long experience does not make it possible to form a clear idea as to the actual size of fish for which lengths and weights are given in metric units, without first converting to the English system. A more general adoption of the English system of weights and measurements in fishery work is recommended. The use of English units exclusively is suggested for articles of a popular or semi-popular nature, but in more formal publications the key information, at least, should be recorded in both systems. In highly technical papers metric units alone may prove satisfactory. Agreement is also lacking as to which length measurement of fish is suited best for uniform adoption. The total length is recommended here for the reason that it is the only measurement that includes all of the fish. This length is defined as the distance from the tip of the head (jaws closed) to the tip of the tail with the lobes compressed so as to give the maximum possible measurement.
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Europe and Latin America: Returning the Gaze
Manchester University Press, 2000 - Literary Criticism - 233 pages
Images of Europe in Latin American cultures reveal a complex relationship, fluctuating between alienation from Europe and attraction to it, an affirmation of difference and an insistence on shared identity. The book examines versions of the Spanish conquest in accounts narrated by the invaded people. Its main emphasis, however, is on the 20th century. After analyzing modern treatments of the conquest in dance, theater, verse, and novels, it assesses attitudes towards Europe expressed in various forms during the 20th century and concludes with a study of ways in which Latin Americans have appropriated features of the European culture for their own advantage.
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'The best Marketplace segment ever!'
Scott Jagow
Sep 22, 2011 (...based on a Friday morning theater story out of London ...in April.) A European law set to take effect next year bans advertising that aims to deceive consumers, which means promoters will have to stop pulling misleading quotes from bad reviews.
No extra royalties for play-and-save downloads
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Sep 1, 2007 Visitors to sites such as iTunes and AOL can listen and watch as they dowload files — and ASCAP sued, saying artists should get royalties both for the music and the performance as it downloads.
Sarbanes-Oxley may be only part of the problem
Kai Ryssdal
Sep 1, 2007 Congress' attempt to fix corporate misbehavior is now blamed for driving business out of U.S. markets. But Benn Steil of the Council on Foreign Relations tells Kai Ryssdal that's not entirely true.
One boat piece at a time
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Sep 1, 2007 A man in Britain was convicted yesterday of stealing hundreds of boat parts from his employer, sneaking them out one-by-one in his toolbox to build his own luxury liner.
U.S. needs a prescription for gun control
Sep 1, 2007 When a seriously depressed person requires an antidepressant, he needs a doctor's permission. If a person wants to buy a gun, he needs only two forms of ID. Commentator Robert Reich has some thoughts about that.
Court puts bank regulation in federal hands
John Dimsdale
Sep 22, 2011 The nation's banks got some good news from the U.S. Supreme Court today. It ruled states can't make their own rules for bank subsidiaries. But the decision has consumer groups worried. John Dimsdale reports.
Congress tinkers with patent law
Janet Babin
Sep 1, 2007 Small businesses have been pleading for patent reform, and Congress is expected this week to unwrap legislation to change the system. But some fear it might unintentionally dry up the flow of venture capital.
Be nice to bank robbers
Sep 1, 2007 That's right, go ahead and kill 'em with kindness. FBI agents in Seattle are training bank employees in the robbery-plagued city to identify and approach suspicious customers, and the program seems to be working.
Student-loan deals draw legal interest
Sep 1, 2007 Investigations into the student loan industry continue to widen. Kai Ryssdal talks with education policy expert Stephen Burd about how schools and lenders are trying to sort things out.
Bush touts immigration policy at the border
Dan Grech
Sep 22, 2011 President Bush visited Yuma, Ariz., today, calling attention to his administration's emphasis on controlling illegal immigration at the border and the workplace. Dan Grech reports.


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What is a debenture? — Fons Hf v Corporal Ltd and another
The term 'debenture' supposedly arose from the practice of Mediaeval merchants writing the Latin 'debentur' (literally, 'they are due') on IOUs. Given that we have been using the designation — in one form or another — for more than 600 years, one might imagine its usage had been set in stone some while ago. However, a recent Court of Appeal case has caused consternation among City lawyers for introducing significant legal uncertainty over the established distinction between loans and debentures in English law.
The Court of Appeal found in Fons Hf v Corporal Ltd and another [2014] EWCA Civ 304 that certain shareholder loan agreements were 'debentures' as they created acknowledgement of debt in a written document…
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Fellows will rotate through a wide range of settings including inpatient, consultative and ambulatory palliative care services, home hospice, home care, extended care and pediatrics, as well as an elective rotation. In addition to clinical rotations, fellows also complete a scholarly project (more details below).
Hospice Rotation
- Site: Arbor Hospice in Ann Arbor, MI
- Goals: Working with interdisciplinary hospice team, providing end-of-life care to patients at Arbor Hospice residential facility and to patients receiving home hospice services
- Faculty: Ellen Hummel, Adam Marks, Thomas O'Neil
- Duration: 2.5 months
University of Michigan Health System Adult Palliative Care Inpatient Consultation Service
- Site: University of Michigan hospitals
- Goals: Providing palliative care consultation to the primary care teams of adult patients regarding goals of care, pain and symptom management, decision-making, care transitions, and end-of-life care
- Faculty: Ellen Hummel, Patricia Keefer, Rafina Khateeb, Adam Marks, Thomas O'Neil, Ketti Petersen, Phillip Rodgers, D'Anna Saul, Maria Silveira, Richard Swartz, Susan Urba
- Duration: 3 months (1 month for Pediatrics fellow)
Pediatric Palliative Care Inpatient Consultation Service
- Site: Mott Children's Hospital
- Goals: Providing palliative care consultation to the primary care teams of pediatric patients regarding goals of care, pain and symptom management, decision-making, care transitions, and end-of-life care
- Faculty: James Azim, Patricia Keefer, Adam Marks, Terrence Murphy, Matthew Niedner, Kenneth Pituch, D'Anna Saul
- Duration: 1 month (5 months for Pediatrics fellow. Peds fellow also spends 2 weeks on the Pediatric Acute Pain Service under the direction of Pediatric Anesthesia, and 2 weeks on the Pediatric Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Service.)
Ambulatory Palliative Care Rotation
- Site: VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System (Mott Children's Hospital for Pediatrics fellow)
- Goals: Improving knowledge and skills of palliative and end-of-life care in the outpatient setting, working with outpatient clinic interdisciplinary team and providing palliative care consultation
- Duration: One half-day per week throughout the training year
VA Palliative Care Consultation Service
- Site: VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System
- Goals: Being a member of interdisciplinary consult team, improving knowledge and skills in providing palliative and end-of-life care to patients and families in acute and extended care settings
- Faculty: Daniel Hinshaw, Ellen Hummel, Marcos Montagnini, Caroline Vitale
- Duration: 4 months (1 month for Pediatrics fellow)
Elective Rotation
- Site/Faculty: Varies depending on fellow's chosen rotation
- Options: Will depend on the fellow's goals. Elective rotations offered in the following areas: Anesthesia/Pain, Cardiology, Geriatrics, Hematology & Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Liver, Neurology, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Psychiatry, Pulmonary
Scholarly Project
Fellows are required to develop a scholarly project as part of their training. Each fellow will have a month-long rotation devoted to development of the project. The subject of the project will depend on the fellow's career goals. Examples include writing a review paper or a case report, participating in a clinical research project or developing educational materials. Each fellow will be assigned to a faculty mentor, and encouraged to prepare abstracts, submit work for publication in peer reviewed journals and for presentations at local, regional and national meetings.


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Average protein length for strong and weak operon gene clusters. The median protein sequence length over all 113 proteins for each of the 213 gene clusters plotted against median of normalised bit scores (see Figure 9). The legend text shows the median length for each group (weak operon 497.31 residues, strong operon 335.06 residues). This plot and analysis excludes ribosomal proteins; when they are included the corresponding number are 461.93 and 273.51, respectively.
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Kenneth "Ken" Lemke
April 6, 1934 - July 11, 2012
Former Walla Walla resident, Kenneth C. "Ken" Lemke, 78, went to be with our Heavenly Father on July 11, 2012, at his home in Richland from coronary heart failure.
Ken was born April 6, 1934, in Shelby, S.D., to Ted and Isabel (Hoffman) Lemke. He grew up in Walla Walla, graduating in 1954 from Walla Walla High School. He received a bachelor's degree in education from Eastern Washington University, Cheney, and a master's degree from Whitworth College in Spokane.
In August 1958, he and Anita Pinkerton were married in Walla Walla. They had a daughter and two sons. In 1982, he and June Canty married in Portland, Ore. A fourth son was born to this union.
He spent most of his career teaching high school and special education in various locations in Washington, Oregon and California. Prior to retiring, he taught at Echo Glen Juvenile Detention Center in Snoqualmie, Wash. During the 1970s and early 1980s he was a restaurant entrepreneur, owning and operating a Sambo's Restaurant in Salt Lake City and Richland. He had also owned a barbeque restaurant, where he had created his own barbeque sauce. International travel, discussing world politics and collecting antique car miniatures were things he enjoyed doing. He became a successful investor in the last few years of his life. He was a lifetime member of the B.P.O.E. Lodge #287 in Walla Walla. He had returned to Richland two years ago following his divorce from Nancy Knipe. He also attended Central United Protestant Church in Richland.
Ken is survived by his daughter, Terri (Kelly) Butz of Richland; three sons, Doug Lemke of Sammamish, Wash., David Lemke of Richland and Daniel Lemke of Portland, Ore.; and five grandchildren, Ashley, Brionna and Kaylee Butz and Jared and Eric Lemke.
Family and friends may pay their respects from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 15, 2012, and from 9 a.m. until the funeral service begins at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, July 16, 2012, at Mountain View-Colonial DeWitt, 1551 Dalles Military Road, Walla Walla. Refreshments and light lunch will be provided after the service. The graveside service and burial will follow on Monday at Mountain View Cemetery, 2120 S. 2nd Ave., Walla Walla.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Richland Food Bank through the funeral home.
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OLYMPIA — Gov. Chris Gregoire has directed that flags at state agency buildings be lowered to half-staff Friday in memory of Department of Natural Resources diver David Scheinost. Scheinost, of Puyallup, died July 24 while diving in waters near Bainbridge Island to sample for paralytic shellfish poisoning.
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Data on the exhibitors at EnergyDecentral
EnergyDecentral as the international trade fair for decentralized energy supply offers experts and investors a comprehensive overview of products and services.
The trade fair has developed successfully. Last year, 650 companies from 23 countries presented their products and services to a broad public of more than 38,000 expert visitors.
EnergyDecentral has thus become established as the international platform for decentralized energy supply in Europe and brings producers and users together:
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Source: Monthly Chart Portfolio of Global Markets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
It seems that every 30 years or so, markets make what can be described as a "Generational Low." We can define this as a capitulatory bottom, one that might be caused by a variety of factors, but usually includes some combination of fear and panic in the mix.
This equity market low point is likely to be unchallenged over the next 10-20 or so years. After that point, the combination of population growth, technological gains and of course, inflation, means that we will are highly unlikely to ever see stock indices at those prices again.
Towards that end, have a look at the chart above, courtesy of the technical team at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. "History may not repeat, but it rhymes" goes a quote which is often credited to but has never been verified as written by Mark Twain.
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