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Secondary School Students Debate Topical Science Issues
Tuesday, 13 May 2008
Secondary school students from all over Ireland participated in the inaugural final of the Debating Science Issues (DSI) competition on Friday, 9 May, at the Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin. Funded by the Wellcome Trust, the debating competition is coordinated by the Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI) at NUI Galway in conjunction with science research and discovery centres throughout Ireland. After several closely fought debates, Ballincollig Community School, Co. Cork, emerged victorious to become the first ever Debating Science Issues winners. Other national finalists included Gort Community College, Co. Galway, St Colman's College Newry, and St Mary's Academy CBS Carlow Town. DSI is a dynamic debating competition, which invites young people to engage in debate on the cultural, societal and ethical implications of advances in biomedical science. Open to students in the senior cycle of secondary school, the competition provides a great opportunity for students to expand their communication and scientific skills. This All-Ireland competition is unique in involving a number of research centres and secondary schools throughout the country; REMEDI, NUI Galway; Alimentary Pharmabiotic Centre, UCC; Biomedical Diagnostics Institute, DCU; CRANN in Trinity College Dublin; RCSI, Dublin and W5 in Belfast. Judges on the day included Frank Gannon, SFI; Brian Trench, Head of School of Communications, DCU; Dick Ahlstrom, Science Editor, The Irish Times; Siobhan O' Sullivan, The Irish Council for Bioethics; Tom Kennedy, Editor of Science Spin; Oonagh Meighan, Discover Science and Engineering and Cormac Sheridan, Science Journalist. "We hope that this collaborative outreach competition will be a useful tool in facilitating increased awareness of the important research taking place in Ireland among young people and the Irish public in general", said Professor Frank Barry, Scientific Director of REMEDI. "It is imperative, however, that this is not one-way traffic. While it is important for research centres to communicate to the public, it is equally important for us, as scientists, to listen to what the public, including young people, think of our work. At a time when scientific research itself is taking so many different directions, it is critical that we open the doors for discussion so that we can ensure that everyone has their say on the societal and ethical implications of biomedical research". -ends-
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NUI Galway Celebrates 20 years of Biodiagnostics R&D
Monday, 12 May 2008
NUI Galway will celebrate 20 years of success in biodiagnostics research and development on Saturday, 17 May, with a symposium reflecting on the University's leadership in supporting and collaborating with Ireland's BioIndustry. The University is a world leader in molecular diagnostics for infectious diseases. Molecular diagnostic technologies have been licensed to companies who are market leaders in this area. Recently, NUI Galway launched a four year R&D partnership with Beckman Coulter Inc. to develop molecular diagnostic products for the clinical sector. NUI Galway has worked with industry to develop new, breakthrough biodiagnostic technologies which have successfully entered the marketplace. The University has trained graduates in industry-relevant skills, in particular immunoassay* and molecular diagnostics technologies providing skilled scientists to meet Irish BioIndustry work-force needs. "Over the past 20 years biodiagnostics expertise at NUI Galway has been instrumental in spawning a number of indigenous diagnostics companies and, because of the availability of trained personnel, in the attraction of major multinational diagnostic companies to Ireland," says Dr. Jim Walsh, CEO, Stokes Bio. According to Professor Terry Smith, Director of the National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES), "The last 20 years has seen huge advances in the fields of bio-science and biodiagnostics which has been reflected in the growth of the industry in Ireland. The University has kept pace with these advances amassing critically relevant expertise in these areas as well as broadening the R&D base to include new research areas such as glycosciences, biosensors and nanotechnology. NUI Galway will continue to work closely with Ireland's BioIndustry to support and contribute to the development of world-class BioIndustries in Ireland." Special guests at the symposium will include Professor Frank Gannon, Science Foundation Ireland; Dr. Jim Walsh, Stokes Bio; Dr. Patrick Cunningham, Chief Scientific Advisor to the Government; and Dr. Bruce Wallace, Beckman Coulter Inc. The meeting will be chaired by Feargal Ó Móráin from Enterprise Ireland who will be addressing issues including the importance of industry and academic collaborative interaction and the role NUI Galway has played in the development of the Irish BioIndustry sector. The event takes place on Saturday at the Salthill Hotel, Galway from 2-5pm, for further information contact Dr. Marian Kane (Tel. 091-492071 or e-mail email@example.com). -ends-
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Information Evening on Courses Offered by NUI Galway in Ennis
Monday, 12 May 2008
An Information Evening about part-time courses offered by NUI Galway takes place on Tuesday, 20 May from 7.30–8.30pm at the Clare Education Centre, Kilrush Road, Ennis. Full details will be available about Diplomas the University delivers in Ennis, and also the range of distance learning courses which combine on-line materials with face-to-face seminars. The four Diplomas which make up the 'Ennis Diploma Series' 2008/09 run on a part-time basis over two years and require class attendance one evening per week. Students can undertake the following courses: Diploma in French; Diploma in German; Diploma in Irish Music Studies; or a Diploma in Irish. For the language courses, even those with no previous knowledge of the language are invited to apply. A tuition fee of €1,025 applies for 2008/09 entry and the deadline for applications is 27 June. Nuala McGuinn of NUI Galway's Adult and Continuing Education Office comments, "Whether you feel passionate about Irish music and language, are keen to improve your French or German, or you just want to take a course for your own interest and enjoyment - it is well worth exploring the Diploma programmes on offer in the Ennis Diploma Series". NUI Galway also offers a range of flexible, part-time distance learning programmes at a variety of tutorial centres in the west of Ireland. These programmes, which can be studied at foundation level through to Masters, are designed so that individuals can study at their own pace. The courses are delivered using a combination of online materials, tutorials and seminars. Courses available through distance learning include: Commerce; Community and Family Studies; Innovation Management; Social Care; Science and Technology Studies; and Software and Information Systems. Tutors for these courses will be available at the information evening to provide further information and answer any questions from prospective students. Nuala McGuinn added, "Our message on 20 May is that NUI Galway is bringing more and more courses to Clare and surrounding counties. We have had huge demand and success in the past with the Ennis Diploma Series. The next step is combining use of the internet with local tutorial centers to literally take third-level education to everyone's doorstep". For further details on the Information Evening or to obtain a copy of the new prospectus from the Adult and Continuing Education Programme, contact 091-492062 or visit www.nuigalway.ie/adulteducation. -ends-
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Research on Obesity and its Effects Among Irish Expectant Mothers
Wednesday, 7 May 2008
Professor John Morrison and his group at NUI Galway have recently published a report pertaining to the incidence of obesity among pregnant Irish women, and the impact it has on their capability to deliver their infants by normal delivery. This study involved a close analysis of 5162 women who delivered their infants at Galway University Hospital. It included both women in their first pregnancy, and those in subsequent pregnancies. The body mass index (BMI) of all women was measured and compared with their outcome in terms of having a normal vaginal delivery, an assisted normal vaginal delivery (using forceps or vacuum) or an emergency caesarean section. According to Professor John Morrison, NUI Galway, "There is emerging evidence in the medical literature that obesity is becoming a major health problem in numerous developed countries. Yet, until now, there has been no published data in relation to obesity and pregnancy in an Irish obstetric population." The women were classified into five international categories: underweight; normal weight; overweight; obese; and morbidly obese. The primary aim of the study was to evaluate the incidence of the categories of overweight, obese and morbidly obese women in this Irish population, and secondly to see what effect it had on their success in having a normal delivery. A remarkably high (48.2%) of women attending the maternity hospital among this group of 5162 women, were either overweight (BMI 26.0 -29.9), or obese (BMI 30), including morbidly obese (overweight 22.8%; obese 19.8% and morbidly obese 5.6%). By international classification, 2.6% of women attending the maternity hospital of this group were underweight and 49.2% were of normal weight. The levels of obesity were marginally lower in first time mothers, in comparison to women in subsequent pregnancies. Morbid obesity (BMI 35), occurred in 5.6% of the women overall and in 4.3% of first time mothers and 6.5% of women in subsequent pregnancies. Professor Morrison continued, "These levels of overweight and obesity are significantly high when compared with the international literature. This level of obesity in pregnancy exerts a significant impact on maternal health, on fetal wellbeing and on ultimate delivery, and these issues are clearly discussed in the publication, in an Irish healthcare context". The second aspect of the study investigated the outcome in relation to the mode of delivery for women who were obese, in comparison to women who were of normal weight. For women in their first pregnancy who were of normal weight, the vaginal delivery rate was 83.1% but for obese primigravida this rate was as low as 55.3%. In other words, obesity conferred a two to three fold increase risk of delivery by emergency caesarean section for both women in their first pregnancy, and those in their subsequent pregnancy. Professor Morrison concluded, "These findings have major implications for health care in Ireland. Obesity in pregnancy has important implications for both maternal wellbeing being during the pregnancy, maternal health long term, infant health and chronic disorders in adulthood." One of the conclusions from this study was that obese women in their first pregnancy should be clearly counselled about the 30% risk of emergency caesarean section in pregnancy. -ends-
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NUI Galway Benefits from Minister Martin Announcement
Wednesday, 7 May 2008
Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Micheál Martin T.D. has announced Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) funding totalling almost €3million for four new research projects. The De Brun Centre for Computational Algebra, based at NUI Galway and led by Graham Ellis, Dane Flannery and Goetz Pfeiffer, will receive a grant of €500,000 over four years. Algebraic computation is playing an increasingly widespread role in applied mathematics, statistics, engineering and science. Recent examples of this phenomenon are the emergence of bioinformatics as a cognate discipline of biology, and the use of algebraic topology in image analysis. Three teams of researchers at NUI Galway will examine inter-related areas of computational algebra, focussing on innovative projects with direct relevance to applied mathematics and engineering. The award-winning projects, based at NUI Galway, University College Cork, Dublin City University, and University of Limerick, will be funded as part of SFI's Mathematics Initiative, which aims to facilitate closer links between Ireland's mathematicians and researchers in industry, science, engineering, finance, education and other sectors. Making the announcement, Minister Martin said: "SFI's Mathematics Initiative is a key driver in encouraging and supporting engagement and collaboration between mathematicians and those employed across a range of other disciplines. Such collaboration is essential in ensuring a flourishing environment between the worlds of academia and industry." "This initiative provides ongoing opportunities for innovative research to make a direct impact on enterprise, engineering, education and beyond. I commend those involved in these projects for their dedication and commitment in this regard," the Minister added. Director General of SFI, Prof. Frank Gannon said "The four research projects to successfully secure funding under this latest Mathematics Initiative have each illustrated vision, purpose and foresight in how Mathematics is applied to a variety of research areas. While diverse in their subject matter, the projects have, as a common theme, the enhancement of Ireland's reputation across all fields of mathematics." Science Foundation Ireland received a total of fourteen applications from seven Higher Education Institutions and all applications were assessed by a panel of international expert reviewers. ENDS
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NUI Galway host International Conference on Sport
Tuesday, 6 May 2008
Representing Sport: Forms and Issues An international conference hosted by the Huston School of Film & Digital Media, and the Department of French, NUI Galway is to bring together leading academics, and practitioners, concerned with the representation of sport through history and in contemporary life on 23 and 24 May, 2008. Dr Seán Crosson, The Huston School of Film & Digital Media, NUI Galway, says "From the fine arts, through print and audio-visual culture, sport has been an enduring subject of representation. This has increasingly become the case with the development of the contemporary global media industry where representations of sport, from soccer to boxing and athletics, constitute some of the most popular subjects. It is one of the aims of this event to bridge the familiar divide between "high" and "popular" cultural spheres and thus to allow the spreading of knowledge in a broader community than would generally be the case for academic conferences." As well as considering the representation of sport in Ireland, the conference will also focus on its representation in the British Empire and Commonwealth, France, the UK and across Europe. A distinctive highlight of the event will be the screenings of two documentaries: Red Mist - Roy Keane and the Football Civil War(2007) directed by Eamonn Little, as part of a panel discussing 'Representing Sport & Controversy' which will include the director as well as award-winning Irish Times sports writer, Keith Duggan; and Pat Comer's A Year 'til Sunday (1998), which will be introduced by the director, to mark the tenth anniversary of the production of this award-winning and seminal documentary on Gaelic football. Among the distinguished contributors to the conference will be Professor Mike Cronin (Academic Director of the Centre for Irish Programmes at Boston College in Dublin and author of Sport and Nationalism in Ireland: Gaelic Games, Soccer and Irish Identity since 1884 (1999)); Professor Alan Bairner (Loughborough University and editor of Sport and the Irish. Histories, Identities, Issues (2001)); Professor Richard Holt (International Centre for Sports History and Culture, De Montfort University, and author of Sport and the British: a modern history (1989)) and Dr. Paul Dietschy (Université de Franche-Comté, and co-author of Sport, culture et société en France du XIXe siècle à nos jours (2006)). Also contributing to the conference will be Professor David Scott, of Trinity College, Dublin, who has published extensively in the field of French textual and visual studies. A middleweight amateur boxer, Professor Scott is also the author of The Art and Aesthetics of Boxing (University of Nebraska Press, 2008). The conference is supported by the Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences (IRCHSS), NUI Galway's Millennium Fund and the Department of French, NUI Galway. For a full programme or to register to attend the conference, please go to the Huston School of Film & Digital Media website at http://www.filmschool.ie/events or contact Seán Crosson at email@example.com ENDS
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NUI Galway Hosts 35th Annual Conference of the Sociological Association of Irela
Friday, 2 May 2008
The 35th Annual Conference of the Sociological Association of Ireland convenes from 9-11 May at NUI Galway. Over three days, delegates will hear a wide range of presentations on topics as diverse as tourism in divided cities, the inequities of the Irish taxation system, the environment, religious practice, masculinity, new immigrant communities, food and food cultures. On the opening evening of the conference, Galway-based actor and writer Jeananne Crowley, will launch the latest volume in the Irish Sociological Chronicles series, Belongings: shaping identity in modern Ireland, edited by Mary P. Corcoran and Perry Share, and published by the Institute of Public Administration. Among the topics covered in this volume are the Michael Neary case, the 1916 commemorations, the Miss China Ireland pageant, Munster Mania, the rise of the Jumbo Breakfast Roll and the Irish Ferries dispute. On Saturday, 10 May veteran politician and sociologist Michael D. Higgins will be honoured with honorary life membership of the association. More than 70 papers and posters will be presented over the three-day event. Some of the papers to be presented are highlighted below. For a full listing of the conference programme please refer to www.sociology.ie. For further information please contact Mary P. Corcoran at 087-664-8751 or Aifric O'Grada. -ends-
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Information Evening to Showcase Adult Education at NUI Galway
Friday, 2 May 2008
An Information Evening detailing over 40 Adult and Continuing Education courses available from NUI Galway takes place at Áras na Mac Léinn, on Thursday, 15 May from 6.30-8.30pm. Those thinking of broadening their horizons through part-time study can visit information stands throughout the evening to find out about courses from English Literature to Rural Development. Part-time programmes can be studied at foundation level through to Masters, which can be either classroom-based or through distance learning. One of the newer courses to be unveiled at the information evening is the part-time Bachelor of Arts programme which has been designed to include an interesting mix of specialist subjects including English, History, French and Information Technology. The programme is available over four years on a part-time basis with classes offered in the evenings. Students are awarded a Diploma in Arts after two years and a full Bachelor of Arts on completion of the full four-year cycle. Other new courses this year include a BA in Social Care, which builds on the existing Diploma in Social Care. Supporting Irish business, the University is also offering new postgraduate courses in Innovation Management and Technology Commercialisation. A part-time Diploma in Management, which can be pursued to Bachelor of Commerce level, and is offered via distance learning to accommodate busy professionals and those living outside of Galway. Nuala McGuinn, of NUI Galway's Adult and Continuing Education Office, comments "Getting motivated for any new challenge always requires effort, but when that challenge can potentially change your life, it's worth going the extra mile. At our open evening, course tutors and students will be on hand to offer expert advice on the programmes available and the benefits of acquiring new skills and qualification". For those not necessarily interested in pursuing a course to degree level, there is an impressive range of courses available at foundation and certificate level at NUI Galway. These include areas in health care such as Social Gerontology (the study of ageing); Community Development; Psychology of Counselling; and Employee Assistance and Social Support. The University also offers traditional subjects such as French, German, Italian, English, History, Gaeilge, Women s Studies and Irish Music Studies. NUI Galway's Diploma in Gemmology, which is run in conjunction with the Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences at NUI Galway, is a popular choice among jewellers, craftspeople and those with an interest in precious stones. For further details on the Information Evening or to obtain a copy of the new prospectus from the Adult and Continuing Education Programme, contact 091-492062 or visit www.nuigalway.ie/adulteducation. -ends-
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NUI Galway Offers Nurses and Midwives New Access to Education
Thursday, 1 May 2008
A new initiative by NUI Galway to provide greater access to continuing education for nurses and midwives has been welcomed by HSE West and the Nursing Midwifery Planning and Development Unit (NMPDU). Postgraduate Diploma courses will be offered to nurses and midwives, for the first time in Ireland, through a combination of online and classroom-based teaching. The University's aim is to accommodate the hectic schedules and work demands of nurses and midwives by allowing them to complete course modules at their individual pace. The Postgraduate Diplomas offered by the School of Nursing and Midwifery at NUI Galway through 'blended learning' include Accident and Emergency, Intensive Care, Oncology, Palliative Care and Orthopaedics. Nora Irwin Area Director NMPDU, HSE West praised the new approach to teaching saying, "This new initiative really supports and facilitates nurses/midwives to access continuing education during this period where release and replacement of staff is difficult." Blended learning refers to a learning experience that combines classroom and online forms of learning (mixing traditional and distance learning). Nurses and midwives will have online access to course details and content at all times and participate through lectures and tutorials, discussion board, online collaboration, e-mail and telephone. According to Mary Francis O'Reilly Director of the National Midwifery Planning and Development Unit, "This is a new departure within the field of nursing and we are delighted that the School of Nursing and Midwifery at NUI Galway is leading the way nationally with this initiative. Nurses and midwives are very busy practitioners and it can be difficult for managers to release staff to attend courses, therefore the introduction of 'blended learning' means that students will now be able to log onto the internet and undertake some modules from the comfort of their own homes. Students will also be able to take stand alone modules and accumulate credits over time". For further details of course available through blended learning contact Dr. Philip Larkin School of Nursing and Midwifery, NUI Galway on 091 492013 or visit the University's Postgraduate Admissions Office website www.go4th.ie -ends-
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June 2008
NUI Galway Honours the Achievements of Seven Outstanding Individuals with Honora
Friday, 27 June 2008
Honorary Doctorates conferred on Fionnula Flanagan, Justice Richard Goldstone, Professor Deirdre McCloskey, Eugene Murtagh, Donagh O'Donoghue, Micheál Ó hUiginn and Governor Martin O'Malley Seven outstanding individuals from the worlds of business, public service, education, justice, and the arts were conferred with honorary degrees from National University of Ireland, Galway today, Friday 27 June, 2008. Commenting, Dr. James Browne, President of NUI Galway, said, "I take pride, on behalf of the NUI Galway community, in welcoming these seven individuals to the ranks of our alumni. In becoming honorary graduates they join a global network of over 60,000 alumni. By awarding these truly outstanding people with the highest honour that the University can bestow, we pay tribute to their great achievements in such widely diverse fields." Degree of Doctor of Arts: Ms Fionnula Flanagan is an Emmy Award-winning and Tony Award-nominated Irish actress. She trained in the Abbey Theatre, Dublin and has appeared in numerous films including, The Others with Nicole Kidman, Transamerica and Waking Ned Devine, as well as television series and stage productions. She also recently guest starred in the episode "Flashes Before Your Eyes" of Lost. She came to prominence in Ireland in 1965 as a result of her role as Máire in the Teilifís Éireann production of the Irish Language play, An Triail. Ms Flanagan established herself as one of the foremost interpreters of James Joyce in the 1967 film version of Ulysses. Degree of Doctor of Laws: Justice Richard Goldstone served as a Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa; as the Chief Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda; and as Chancellor of the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa. He has taught at New York University, Harvard, and Fordham Law Schools. He is presently a visiting professor at Georgetown University Law Center. In 2006 Goldstone taught at the Irish Centre for Human Rights at NUI Galway. Degree of Doctor of Economic Science: Professor Deirdre McCloskey, Distinguished Professor of Economics, History, English and Communication at the University of Illinois, Chicago, is a leading economist, rhetorician, scholar and public intellectual. McCloskey has written 14 books one of the latest being The Bourgeois Virtues: Ethics for an Age of Commerce which is the first of a projected five-volume magnum opus. Before The Bourgeois Virtues her best known books were The Rhetoric of Economics (1985) and Crossing: A Memoir, published in 1999, which was a New York Times Notable Book. Degree of Doctor of Laws: Mr Eugene Murtagh is the founder and Chairman of Kingspan Group Plc. Since starting in the 1960s as a small family business Kingspan has grown to become one of Ireland s most successful companies. With a turnover in excess of €1.8 billion, the Group has 43 manufacturing plants in 28 countries around the world, employing over 6,500 people. Murtagh was appointed in 2000 by the Irish and British governments as a director of the International Fund for Ireland, which has invested €849 million in projects across the island of Ireland. Degree of Doctor of Laws: Mr Donagh O'Donoghue is a prominent member of the Galway business community and a member of NUI Galway Governing Authority. O'Donoghue succeeded his father as Group Managing Director of Thomas McDonagh & Sons Ltd. in 1975 and grew the company significantly over a twenty-five year period. His catalogue of directorships includes Bord na Móna, Broadcasting Commission of Ireland and Galway Airport. He has also served as board member of IBEC, Galway Chamber of Commerce and Druid Theatre Company. Degree of Doctor of Laws: Mícheál Ó hUiginn, Uas. is a member of NUI Galway s Governing Authority and director of Ó hUiginn Teoranta, Galway. He has served successive terms on Galway City Council from 1964 until his retirement in 2004. During these forty years of service to the city of Galway, Mícheál Ó hUiginn has been Mayor of Galway for three terms and has made significant contributions to all aspects of civic life and local government, particularly in the area of education. Degree of Doctor of Laws: Governor Martin O'Malley is the 61st Governor of Maryland. An American Democratic politician he previously served as Mayor of Baltimore from 1999 to 2007. During his two terms as Mayor, Baltimore became a national model for improvement in public safety, government efficiency, education and economic development. As Governor he is now applying his experience to the State of Maryland and has been described by The Washington Post as a "governor unafraid of government". In 2005 Business Week listed O'Malley as one of "Five Fresh Faces" to lead the Democratic Party. ENDS
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GREEN BAY, Wisc. (WVLT) -- Former Alcoa and Kentucky standout Randall Cobb is officially a Green Bay Packer. The wide receiver signed a 4-year, $3.2 million deal Friday.
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Cobb quarterbacked Alcoa to consecutive state championships in 2006 and 2007. He led Kentucky in receiving and kick returning during his third and final year in Lexington, receiving All-America honors as an all-purpose athlete.
Cobb was drafted by the Packers with the final pick of the second round of April's NFL Draft.

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I mounted the 7" lilliput in the bezel with hot glue and 2-part epoxy. I thought the hot glue might get hot in the truck and re-melt. I didn't dremel anything..it fit perfectly.
I did take the lilliput apart and remove the remote control sensor and extend the wire and mount it behind the little vent on the lower left of the nissan bezel near the 4x4 switch..now the lcd remote works...otherwise the remote sensor would be blocked by the housing above the radio.
2. As for hooking into the factory radio. I don't have the RF radio...I have the regular single cd player that doesn't have a input. I used a "rf modulator" that connects at the antenna jack on the back of the radio and I set it to 87.7 mHZ. I tune to that station and it plays the computer audio through the stereo system. Sound quality is lost through the radio because the FM system does not handle the low and high frequiences.....but it sounds good.
Check the forums..many guys have cut the input wire and wired into it from the back side to hide the connection and it has worked fine.
Be sure to run your power and speaker wires away from each other...I did and I still get a little hum in the radio...I will try a ground loop isolator.
When you are finished, you will see that the radio bezel doesn't fit perfectly on the new nav bezel...I had to cut about 1" off the top of my radio face plate....just take your time...I clamped a metal ruler to the plastic and used a really sharp razor blade knife to cut over and over until it snapped....a dremel would have left a melted edge.


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Horror Icons playing poker (redux) for Wizard World Chicago Comic Con
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Omg chucky's so small
That's why he's on the booster seat
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I laugh Chucky sitting in a baby seat XD
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I love the personality you gave Ghostface, he's crossing his legs. He's my favorite
Haha thanks! I think Ghostface is the most relaxed in the group.
i love it, and i love all the other horror movie references, like the shining, the ring, and many more.
Amazing artwork, so who was in the ghostface costume I wonder? Since there were multiple killers which did you envision?
Thanks I'm glad you dig this. I'm always a big fan of any first version of any movie. So I'm gonna say this ghost face is Billy (Skeet Ulrich).
Well done, now I gotta ask. Which ghostface killer do you envision under the mask?
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Updates on Olympics, Chicago university faculty strike, Chevron's contempt, Gallup poll on unemployment, rising consumer debt again, Europeans oppose privatization of water, and US adults marry less to cope with economy. Major discussions: how Soviet socialism actually worked and decline and inadequacy of pensions in US. Response to listeners on deflation in today's world economy.


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Somewhere between 80 and 90 percent of food-poisoning cases come from food prepared and eaten at home.
But air-poisoning kills a hundred where food-poisoning kills one.
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Bacterial food poisoning.
Poisoning caused by ingesting substances, such as certain mushrooms, that contain natural toxins.
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An acute gastrointestinal disorder characterized by vomiting and diarrhea, caused by eating food contaminated with bacteria, usually of the genus Salmonella or the genus Staphylococcus, which produces a toxin.
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This seems so backwards. My pregnancies in my 20's were terrible and high risk throughout resulting in two premature births. My last pregnancy pre-e presented at 34 weeks and I had Liam at 37 weeks.
Here I am, 2.5 years later, 40 years old and no restrictions. Scheduled C/S for 39 weeks 2 days unless I go into labor. Then we will deliver.
I am nesting big time today! It's crazy. Maybe I'm going to go into labor soon! ;) I'm all ready!


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The Pool
|Release Date: May 13, 2016
|Genre: Drama, Foreign
Ralph Fiennes
Dakota Johnson
Matthias Schoenaerts
Tilda Swinton
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Summary:A remake of the 1969 Alain Delon film "La Piscine" ("The Swimming Pool"). The story is set in Italy, where lovers Marianne and Jean-Paul spend their vacation in a villa near St.-Tropez. The villa's gorgeous swimming pool provides a center for most of the action. Marianne invites former lover, Harry, and his teenage daughter, Penelope to stay. Tension rises, especially when Jean-Paul seduces Penelope, and the consequences turn deadly.


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Chunky Cheese Soup Recipe
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Although winters in Virginia are not necessarily harsh, it still gets cold enough to chill you to the bones. This tasty soup warms you through and through.
- 2 cups water
- 2 cups diced peeled potatoes
- 1/2 cup diced carrots
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup cubed fully cooked ham
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 cups milk
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large saucepan, combine the first seven ingredients; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer until the vegetables are tender. Add ham.
- In another saucepan, melt the butter; stir in flour until smooth. Gradually add milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in cheese until melted; add to the soup. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Chunky Cheese Soup in Country February/March 1999, p49
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I've got something extra clever for you guys today. There are tons of recipes out there for homemade popsicles this time of year – but not so many that teach you how to save money by making your own molds. And don't worry, we've got some gourmet recipes for you too. (We're talking blackberry, basil & yogurt and mango coconut.) Here's Jodi with the goods…
I have wonderfully vivid memories from my childhood of making popsicles in the summertime. I have always loved to bake and make things, and popsicles seemed to be a fun way to combine both, since making popsicles always felt like a crafty project.
You get to blend together different fruit combinations, but I also loved the assembly part. Sticking those popsicles sticks into my creation was fun, and pulling them out of the freezer on a warm summer day was exciting and rewarding.
A few weeks ago, I purchased a popsicle mold. When I took it out of the box, I had a flash of nostalgia. It looked just like the one I used as a kid! Even though I loved revisiting that memory, when I got it ready to make some popsicles, I thought to myself … I wonder if I had to spend $15.00 on this mold, or if there was a way I could make popsicles without the use of another piece of kitchen equipment that is just going to end up crowding my cabinets.
It turns out that you can easily make popsicles using any plastic cup or ice cube tray you have handy. I experimented with both, and found that it was just as easy and I got the same result (minus a slightly different shape) from a mold. And the best part was that felt even more like a crafty project.
Homemade fruit popsicles are so much better than the sugar loaded ones you would buy at the grocery store. Plus, you can come up with all kinds of fun flavor combinations that you probably wouldn't be able to find in the freezer section. Fresh seasonal fruit, yogurt, coconut milk all make great popsicle additions, but you can also get creative by adding in different kind of herbs or citrus juices for more layers of flavor.
The first popsicle recipe I am sharing here today combines blackberries with basil, but feel free to use any kind of berry and herb combination that you have available to you. The second recipe, coconut and mango, has a delicious, refreshing tropical taste. Pineapple would make a great substitute if you cannot find a fresh, ripe mango.
I'd love to hear about your favorite fruit popsicle combinations!
How to make popsicles without a mold:
You will need:
- several plastic cups, smaller are better keeping in mind the shape of the cup OR an ice cube tray (preferably, one that makes large ice cubes)
- several wooden popsicle sticks
- a few pieces of saran wrap
Fill the cups with the popsicle mixture. Cover with a piece of saran wrap. Make a small hole in the center of the saran wrap, and stick the wooden popsicle stick through the hole. That's it! Then, when the pops are ready, place the cups in a shallow bowl of warm water for a few minutes and the pops will slide right out.
Blackberry, Basil + Yogurt Popsicles
Makes: about 3-4 depending on the size of your mold / cups
- about 2 cups of blackberries (blueberries or raspberries will work as well)
- several basil leaves, chopped
- a teaspoon of vanilla extract
- 2 cups of vanilla flavored greek yogurt
Place the berries, basil and vanilla in a blender or food processor. Blend until you have a puree. Then spoon in the berry mixture alternating with spoonfuls of yogurt into the mold or cups (if using the cups, follow the instructions above). Freeze for a minimum of 3-4 hours, until the pops are frozen. You can always make these ahead of time and store them for about 1-2 weeks in the freezer. When you're ready to enjoy, place the mold or cups in a shallow bowl with warm water (popsicle sticks up), until the pops are loose enough to be removed from the mold.
Mango + Coconut Popsicles
Makes: 3-4 depending on the size of your mold / cups
- 1 large, ripe mango, peeled and sliced into pieces
- 1/4 cup of canned coconut milk (unsweetened)
- the juice of 1/2 of a lime
- 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
- a couple of pinches of toasted, shredded coconut
Place the mango pieces, coconut milk, lime juice, and vanilla in a blender or food processor. Blend until you have a puree. Stir in the shredded coconut. Then spoon in the mango coconut mixture into the mold or cups (if using the cups, follow the instructions above). Freeze for a minimum of 3-4 hours, until the pops are frozen. You can always make these ahead of time and store for about 1-2 weeks in the freezer. When you're ready to enjoy, place the mold or cups in a shallow bowl with warm water (popsicle sticks up), until the pops are loose enough to be removed from the mold.
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text: Fall & Bounce serve rock, straight-up, with a menacing undercurrent of genre-blending complexity. ln their first two years as a band, Fall and Bounce have left a bold footprint on the Providence music scene, receiving a number of "best of" nominations from local publications (winning "Breakthrough Band" in the 2012 Providence Phoenix reader's poll), and playing a ferocious live show. They are currently promoting their new self-titled album, available for download at http://FallandBounce.bandcamp.com.


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Prada VPS 06C LAN 1O1 Gray Gradient White eyeglasses have a standout style. The front of the frame transitions from an opaque dark grey to a semi-transparent soft charcoal. The arms and interior of the frame are an opaque khaki with silver metal accents and a red stripe with Prada branding.
Transformed by Miuccia Prada into a globally revered luxury label, Prada has become synonymous with elegance and sophistication. Prada has always anticipated, and often dictated, new trends, and their eyewear collection is reflective of that influence. Designed for the trendsetter who is both classic and contemporary, these glasses have inimitable style that will never fade.


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Activity Cards for Oxford Reading Tree
To be printed out, laminated and used as an independent/ co-operative follow up task during reading/ literacy time. Task cards have an art and craft focus and are directed at Infant stages. Purpose is for children to pay more attention to character detail. *Please leave some feedback if you like it (or not!) *
fantastic thank you, just what I was looking for but no time to make. Will try from tomorrow with my Reception class and let you know how we get on!!! THANK YOU AGAIN
A big THANK YOU!
Yay just what I was needing. Thanks so much!
Just letting everyone know that it is 'national primary' font that I have used on this resource - free to download. :-)
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Q: How is duplicate postings being handled?
How are duplicated being handled? I put this panda express coupon up 5 days ago: https://www.dealsplus.com/pandaexpress-coupons/p_free-firecracker-chicken-breast-e-coupon-for-panda-express I just seen this deal hit the front page and was posted 2 hours ago: https://www.dealsplus.com/pandaexpress-coupons/209227 How come this deal hit the front page when its a copy of a deal I posted 5 days ago? How come I don't even have the option to flag it as a duplicate? I'm sure you guys could understand how this is upsetting and that many questions on the forum have to do with duplicates and frontpaged deals.
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|under the coupon it says "gonnagettaviper shared 5 days ago", not 2 hours ago
DealFinder86 (rep: 14.6k) posted Feb 02, 2011
|Thanks. It can be a bit confusing as there is no timestamp on our end. atleast nothing that accurate. It was also confusing that the front paged deal shows it was posted 2 hours ago, but now I assume that it hit the front page 2 hours ago and was not posted 2 hours ago as once you click on the link it shows gonnagettaviper posted the deal 5 days ago.
The system is not very consistent at notifying posters when a deal is a duplicate. I searched for mine before I posted and was surprised to see it had not already been posted.
FYI, Dealsplus created the frontpage "deal", not me. It links to the Dealsplus Panda Express coupon page, where currently, my coupon post is the only nonexpired, nonduplicate deal.
Sometimes I think this place is mystical. Who, other than the mods/admins, knows how it all works?!
gonnagettaviper (rep: 3.64k) posted Feb 02, 2011
I've had an Arby's coupon that I submitted to the Coupons section show up on the front page under Deals before also. Sometimes the system selects them on its own, I can vouch for that.
I'm not holding my breath for better duplication detection though. The system is poor enough at detecting 2 of the same item at the same (or mostly the same) URL both posted under "Deals." I'll be pleasantly surprised if it can get to a point where it verifies against the Coupon and the Deals databases before giving the green light to a new poster...
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Maria, a former domestic worker, talks about her experiences in San Francisco, Monday, May 5, 2008. Maria came to San Francisco to be a caregiver for a family from her hometown in southern Mexico. The family paid her way here, then kept her in a house for a year, where she cared for a 78-year-old wheelchair-bound woman. They paid her $300 a month but sent her check directly to her family, so she never had any money. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
Fifty years ago on August 28, thousands of protesters descended on Washington, DC. The protest is colloquially known as the March on Washington, but it's worth remembering its full name: "The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom." In fact, the economic repression people of color experienced played a central role in galvanizing the march and in the demands the marchers made.
The protesters laid out ten concrete demands, half of which had economic implications: legislation barring discrimination in public housing, a federal jobs training and employment program, an increase in the minimum wage, an act barring discrimination by governments and contractors, and an expansion of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) "to include all areas of employment which are presently excluded."
Progress on these economic demands has been slow and bumpy. But that last bullet-point is a very concrete dream that has been denied. While the FLSA has been expanded since then, a whole category of workers—who are also disproportionately people of color—are still left out.
The Fair Labor Standards Act created a floor for wages and a ceiling on hours with overtime pay for extra work. But when it was crafted in the 1930s, certain workers were deliberately edged out of its protections. As Suzanne Mettler writes in Dividing Citizens, it was the first such bill to be written in gender-neutral terms, but it still defined which occupations fell under its purview in such a way that "the majority of low-paid women workers and non-white men, those who could have benefited most from national labor standards, were exempted from coverage." Women's retail and service jobs were mostly left out, as were agricultural jobs often held by people of color. Excluding the latter meant that "50 percent of southern African American employees, men and women," were omitted. "The combined exclusion of agricultural and domestic workers also omitted near majorities of 'Mexican American and American Indian women and men, as well as substantial numbers of Filipino-Americans and other Asian Americans' from coverage," Mettler writes.
These exclusions were driven by political considerations—Southern Democrats were staunchly against regulating agriculture—and constitutional considerations about the reach of the government's ability to regulate commerce and the assumption that much of women's domestic work was a different category altogether. President Franklin D. Roosevelt himself stated, "No law ever suggested intended a minimum wages and hours bill to apply to domestic help." They weren't considered to be workers but simply "help."
Forty years later, Congress expanded the FLSA to cover domestic workers. But a carve-out was again included that still left many out. Those who provide "care and fellowship" to the elderly and disabled were omitted. This has since been dubbed the companionship exemption. While in theory this should only exclude those who simply provide some company to the homebound, it has been so widely interpreted that homecare workers who bathe, feed and intensively care for the elderly and disabled find themselves without minimum wage and overtime protections. In 2007, the Supreme Court told Evelyn Coke, a black homecare worker, that her employer was acting legally when it refused to pay her overtime despite her long hours.


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Welcome to the HLDM-Pro mod profile, a mod for Half-Life 1. This mod is in active development contains numerous changes to the original Half-Life gameplay such as different player physics, totally revamped maps, gamemodes and much more !
The windows?
That's dev textures :p Look near the pillars above the tunnel ^^
super! 5+
Screenshots of Alley's map "Unity" (WIP).
There's a texture error somewhere, will you be able to find it ? :)


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These pieces of what look like black paper writhing around on a table are, in a word, creepy. Surprisingly, however, they could lead the frontier of robotics into an era of self-operated muscles. The film is 20 micrometers thick and uses water vapor to change shape. This metamorphosis is actually very strong, and can lift over 10 times its own weight. The best part: It's only source of energy is a small amount of water vapor.
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Having preserved its original state since the ancient times, Cumalıkızık entertains guests, who have come to witness its 700 year old history, with a variety of festivals.
The Cumalikizik Raspberry Festival, held in June every year, introduces the delicious raspberries grown in the region in addition to the nature and culture of the area. The festival comprises a variety of activities and is highly inviting.


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Something Else by Equus-PhotographyWatch
©2012-2016 Equus-Photography
Name: Something Else
Taken With: Nikon D300s + Nikkor f2.8 70-200 VRII
Date: June 24th 2012
Taken With: Nikon D300s + Nikkor f2.8 70-200 VRII
Date: June 24th 2012
Description: Micara Muir and her new mount, Sandro Bay, Competing in the 3'6" Junior Hunters at the Milner Downs Summer Classic I. Enjoy!
Comments & 's much appreciated!
Image ©Hannah Shumka Photography 2012, Totem Photographics
Beautiful Shot! You caught the horse at just the perfect moment making this a great action shot. The shot is very clear and completely clear of noise so the overall quality of the shot is very nice. I also like the depth of field in this shot, it really works to highlight the horse and rider. The only real critique I have is that the colors seem just a little bright, like maybe they were just slightly over exposed. This is just ever so slightly distracting right around the left side of the horse, at its flank. Besides that, great piece, keep up the good work!
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very nice shot!
Beautiful colours, great timing, and great postitioning!!
If I was this person so I could have A HUGE print of this
If I was this person so I could have A HUGE print of this
she bought an 8x10 of it i believe and thank you so much
He reminds me of tetley!
Awesome, lol, you couldn't lean forward more if you tried XD
haha of believe me you could, its hunters, off the side of the horse and your still fine
Wow, he thinks he's jumping a lot bigger than 3'6". Great shot of a lovely horse!
haha that he does! he did the 1.40m jumpers in austria, they just imported him, i don't think the fences decreased about 30cm in size!
ah this horse was SO cute! Pretty sure I took pics of him on friday!!
Absolutely fantastic. Great job with hiding the watermark too, it looks actually very good and doesn't distract from the actual photo ^^
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In business since 1959, the family of proprietors at Molsberry Market prepares handmade sausages, slings grill-ready marinated meats, and gathers fine local cheeses and wines. Patrons stock up for backyard cookouts with Harris Ranch USDA Choice beef to stack between artisan breads baked fresh daily. Clearly labeled gluten-free items help customers with dietary restrictions navigate the aisles, and fresh fish on ice perform triple axels to entice and impress judges. Molsberry Market also assembles massive catering platters filled with sandwich fixings, veggies, and seafood, and the store can even shuttle staffers to special events to serve and clean up afterwards.
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Ver entrada madre: there
Definición de there you are or go en inglés:
1This is what you wanted: there you are—that'll be £3.80 please
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- 'All right, there you go,' Swingley says - to the dogs, not me.
- They took it out, looked at it, had a bit of a chuckle and said there you go.
- One day my husband came home with a computer and said there you go - now start!
2Used to express confirmation, triumph, or resignation: there you are! I told you the problem was a political one sometimes it is embarrassing, but there you go
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- He added: 'Normally if the first game is away, your last is at home but we're away both times, which is a bit strange, but there you go.'
- I was a little unfortunate and I might have finished a couple of shots better than I did, but there you go.
- So there you go, I had a family crisis towards the end of the weekend, but it doesn't feel that way now.
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Classic Daffy by LotusbandicootWatch
©2014-2016 Lotusbandicoot
Well, at least the '40s version of him. Not quite the older ones, like Tex Avery's actual duck-size version with the blue neck stripe, or Bob Clampett's version with the green around the eyes. But just the pretty typical version you saw through most of the '40s. Anyway, I'm beginning to feel confident with drawing him without any references now. I did this during my late-evening German class last week without one.
Daffy Duck (c) Warner Bros. Entertainment
Daffy Duck (c) Warner Bros. Entertainment
The best Daffy is the one by Tashlin. Him and the Clampett one both.
Oh yeah, I always forget about Tish Tash! I think the most predominant animator in his unit was Art Davis.
Bob Clampett's version was the best! I despise duck season! WOO HOO!
I love pretty much all versions of Daffy that were done at Termite Terrace! But I'm probably the most fond of Clampett's Daffy.
You're getting really good at drawing him! You know what they say, practice makes perfect.
Looks just like a drawing you'd see in a documentary of Warner Bros classic cartoons.
This looks great, especially since you drew this without references.
Thanks! It's taken quite a while to get to know the basic construction.
My absolute favorite version of Daffy Duck!
Was this without reference? It looks so great
It sure was! I'd seen a model sheet before with his basic construction, luckily. Thanks yet again!
I've always had a preference toward Daffy's more recent designs (80s and onward), but, after seeing this again, I think I've developed a "soft spot" for his older look
Ah, interesting. I've always been a little flinchy about anything newer than '65 since the animation got really limited. The design wasn't bad or anything, but I just... associate it with that limited movement.
BUUUUT that's just me. And I'm too picky about things like that.
BUUUUT that's just me. And I'm too picky about things like that.
I've always liked Daffy's 40's designs. They come across as very bouncy yet solid a lot of the time (kind of a weird wording but I couldn't think of any others that fit XP).
I know what you mean though. I think one of the '40s versions of him I've seen the least was probably Friz Freleng's Daffy.
Now that you mention it, I don't think I've seen many of his Daffy cartoons either. The only ones I can remember at the top of my head is Daffy the Commando and Yankee Doodle Daffy. I used to watch the latter one all of the time as a kid.
I've been wrong before though. I just checked and it most definitely was ol' Isadore. Looking back, I can tell now...
So Clampett has taken credit for several things, and I've unknowingly given him some for stuff he didn't do. I made the same mistake with "Porky Pig's Feat."
So Clampett has taken credit for several things, and I've unknowingly given him some for stuff he didn't do. I made the same mistake with "Porky Pig's Feat."
Hmm... I thought "Yankee Doodle Daffy" was directed by Clampett.
The screwball and the jerk for me are just different sides of the same duck.
Laughy daffy ^-^ my favourite version of Daffy


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I'd like to have a callback that can tell the TreeViewDragDrop plugin when the dragged element is over a valid drop zone, but the existing allowDrag/allowDrop flags aren't precise enough -- I need to...
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I've already got a listener attached to the bar chart's bars, but users keep trying to click on the labels. How do I listen for that as well?
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Thanks, that combination works wonderfully!
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The default form panel validation is pretty aggressive -- how can I tone down the feedback to perhaps just a red asterisk next to a field?
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Thanks, that seems to work!
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Because I don't necessarily know what tools will be specified by the relying code.
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|Reviews for Never Done
| just know i dream of Draco chapter 17 . 9/19/2015
This was wonderful i luv your take on Hogwarts of course she would live and protect Harry... who wouldn't. I will add this to my alerts in hopes that you may update some day
| ImUpToNoGood chapter 17 . 8/6/2015
This is lovely, and getting more interesting by the chapter! Please tell me it's still in progress! Love the writing.
| Guest chapter 17 . 7/12/2015
Oh, please finish this awesome fic! Going almost 10 months without an update is pretty hard... Keep posting, please! Thank you.
| Kitty Grelle chapter 9 . 7/4/2015
Thanks for getting Mr in trouble with my dad. Apparently I was laughing to loud at 3:40 in the morning because of Snape's raving and berating of Harry XD
This story is amazing! I'm loving it!
| GregoryWilson chapter 17 . 7/2/2015
NOOOOO!. I didn't realize it wasn't complete. *sulk*. Good so far.
| Floreana chapter 17 . 5/11/2015
Oh..more please!
| eule chapter 17 . 3/1/2015
Wow, great story! Love it so far, looking forward to the next update.
| Edwina B. Karch chapter 17 . 1/8/2015
Great update
| tainted-tash chapter 17 . 12/30/2014
I do hope this will continue. I've loved reading this!
| 191987 chapter 2 . 12/13/2014
Ooohh, I can hardly wait for more! Will there be another chapter no.18 before Christmas, pretty please? I really do miss your updates! :D Take care
| Dontgotaclue88 chapter 17 . 11/3/2014
So cool! lol! Lookin forward to finding out why the knife does that. :) So sorry about my late review! Been so busy this year.
| Spennig chapter 17 . 10/6/2014
Glad to see more! I'm facinated by the knife. I look forward to seeing what comes of it and Harry and Sev.
| Lou Snarry Lover chapter 17 . 10/2/2014
I love how true to character you have written Snape. Can't wait to find out about the knife and it's history.
| Guest chapter 17 . 9/22/2014
I like the story but it feels like slice of life, which is fine but perhaps you should have action"? If that is, you wanted this to be a story with a conflict.
| Guest chapter 16 . 9/22/2014
I'm confused. Before when snape knew about the knife he didn't think much of it and assumed that it was defense. Now all of a suddenits an actofwar. Bipolar much? Plus Harry said he was looking for his journal, which was NOT in the common room, and he had no attachments to the. Knife. Now all ora sudden he is acting like he is volume and its th e. ringof power. In the memorythe journalchanges locationas well. That is alotof plotholes yo. Plussnape keepsforgetting things butyou have only mentions thefrontallobe.


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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Modern and Contemporary three bedroom apartment available for weekend of holiday rental. Centrally located double bedroom apartment available for weekend or holiday rental all year round. This modern and stylish apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, plasma TV and power shower. It is ideally located on Wellington Road in Cork City which is just a two minute walk to Corks main shopping street Patrick's Street and is within walking distance to many of Cork's popular attractions and is just a minutes walk to a busy cork social seen with some of the cities best restaurants and puts. The apartment is 5 minutes walk from Bus and Rail stations, and a 15 minute taxi ride from Cork International Airport.
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Light from the darkness ... by aoao2Watch
©2012-2016 aoao2
the soft edges of the feather add texture, and it really brings out the edges of the droplet. very nice
I really love it when you play with physics like this. Like water, fire, shadows and moving objects
wow awesome picture!!!!
Really lovely! And sharp too.
Great lighting and perfect setting to create just the right mood.
I love it a lot.
I love it a lot.
thats crazy!!!
Wow that's amazing *__*
This is really, really beautiful I love this one so much!
So siple, but so beautiful. Great work, I'm a fan!
I like it very, very much.
I've never seen a picture of a drop in black and white before! I like it.
Intense! Interesting! I like it very much. Your ideas of what to photography are great and not of the ordinary. I always look forward to seeing your next project. ~ digitalalltheway
This is such a beautiful shot!
Simply divine!...
Amazing work
very cool ^^
So sharp! I especially like how its in black and white
You've done a lovely job
You've done a lovely job
Nice job ! Especially the drop of water looks very soft
beautiful! I hope the parrot donated the feather willingly!
Yes , there were lots of feathers in her cage
What type of parrot is she?
Grey African parrot
awwwh beautiful!! ^___^ How old is she? and can she talk? My dad used to have a green maccaw called brian who could talk, he was awesome. and then later he got a sun conyure called Elvis but he didn't stay long since he used to attack my dad lol
Around 3 years old and yes she can talk
Oh I see
Oh I see
awesome! she got any special phrazes? .. my Brian's included "*whistles* HEY GOOD LOOKIN'!", "What's in the box?" and "Oski-boski" ... we were never really sure about that last one but figured it was probably some devolution of "what's in the box" which came from that deal or no deal TV show when my dad used to leave the TV on as company for him :3 lol
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GDI stands for "God Damn Independent" or someone who is not in Greek life.
"Slam" is someone who made the mistake of sleeping with a fraternity guy.
If you want to hear what the author of 30 Advantages Of Dating A Girl With Big Boobs thought about BuzzFeed Sports' Frattiest Quarterbacks in the NFL article, you can read that here. Money quote: "I don't take much issue with the quarterbacks listed or even the order…. but his reasoning and perpetuation of the same, tired 'frat guy' persona is a little over the top."
Yep. I totally went over the top with that persona.
All via @totalfratmove or TotalFratMove.com.
- Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore is dropping out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination. He got 133 votes in New Hampshire.
- MLB issued its first-ever lifetime ban for performance enhancing drugs to New York Mets' Jenrry Mejia.
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Greek Gods Group Shot by Cri-HavocWatch
©2007-2016 Cri-Havoc
The gods ended up getting good reviews back at Interlochen, so I'm drawing them some more. Trying to use pencil for the lineart kinda failed, but coloring with photoshop is fun. I always go overboard with the highlight and shadow tools...
Poseidon hair designed by ZuruNeko. Yayz.
Poseidon hair designed by ZuruNeko. Yayz.
do you have the lineart to this...it looks so good...i just want to show some kids at my school...i dont have color ink so i only can use black and white...dont worry all the credit will go to you...plz
Nice! And this might sound weird but, I find it cool how you put Poseidon on top of Athena's throne, I think they would be a cute couple, even if they do hate each other to death o.o
Ahh Ares, And Im so not dead yet despite his threts.
Athena is like, "Just get this over with...Please"
Athena is like, "Just get this over with...Please"
YAY! *steals Ares again* X3
Aphrodite looks like "OMG, then what!? "
Aphrodite looks like "OMG, then what!? "
i have to put some art up someday...
*worships xenni*
*worships xenni*


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Building a case for risk-based contracts requires gaining access to metrics which some organizations are still working toward acquiring, and access to payer patient data, which isn't necessarily forthcoming...
Bundled payment schemes lump patient populations and then push the risk to providers to make an agreed-upon percentage healthier or lose money. It's easy to see how risk-based contracts might not be all that appealing when the financial risk—regardless of the patient's level of participation in care—falls squarely onto the providers.
Hospitals and health systems can absorb some small margin declines, but smaller physician practices may not be financially capable of doing. Moreover, these contracts require that providers get their costs under control, which means providers much have a true understanding of what their costs actually are—no small undertaking.
"We're finding there's usually up-side, not down-side risk [to these contracts], but we're in the infancy," says Elizabeth Ward, CFO at University Hospitals UT Southwestern in Dallas, TX. Ward's response reflects the MMS' survey finding that University Hospitals are more open to these ventures.
"The insurers are putting a little bit of their skin in the game, and the insurance companies have an expertise to bring to the table that we, as hospitals, don't have; that's the actuarial analysis and the data. We're trying to see how we can use that to our advantage, particularly in these risk-based contracts to become partners," she says.
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Texas is next test for NASCAR's new Sprint Cup car
Updated: April 11, 2013, 8:33 PM ETAssociated Press
FORT WORTH, Texas -- One of the key moments in the development of NASCAR's new Sprint Cup car came in a multicar test at Texas last fall.
Now six races into the first season with the new model cars, they get to race on that 1½-mile high-banked track Saturday night.
"Texas really was one of the pivotal moments of the development of this car and the package that we handed off to the teams to race this year, `' Robin Pemberton, NASCAR vice president of competition, said Thursday.
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Video: Get ready for your trip to the Milwaukee Art Museum!
View, print, and download the School and Teacher Programs Brochure.
This tour, inspired by the National Writing Project at Carroll University and grounded in the Six Traits of Writing framework, introduces the Museum as a place of inspiration for writing. After receiving their own Museum journals/sketchbooks, students look closely at works of art, using a variety of writing skills, developing a descriptive word bank, and practicing "low stakes" writing.
Extend your MSO Concert for Schools experience with a docent-guided tour of the Museum's works that relate to concert themes. For a complete listing of this year's concerts and tours, please contact the MSO.
Larry Sultan - Artistic Viewpoints of Family and Home
December 2 or 3, 2015 9:30am to 11:00am
Students will experience the first retrospective of the internationally recognized California photographer Larry Sultan on a docent guided tour of the exhibition, and then join First Stage Teaching Artists as they dramatically discover the complex and sometimes conflicting narratives Sultan explores in his photographs and compare and contrast the artist's viewpoint with their own.
April 26 & 27, 2016 9:30am to 11:00am
Students will explore these landscapes that embody powerful ideas about nature, culture and history on a docent-led tour of the exhibition, and then join First Stage Teaching Artists as they actively investigate how environment aids in the telling of a story, creation of characters, and sequencing of events.
Young writers and artists use the Museum as inspiration for first-person narrative writing or artwork in this daylong, statewide conference. Through brainstorming, drafting, revising, and working with teachers and peers, they produce a finished manuscript or artwork that is then published. The Museum collaborates with the Kettle Moraine School District for this program.
Conference information and registration forms can be found at http://www.artofwritingconferences.com/home
Be the artist! Students explore the Museum's Collection on a docent-led tour, and then create their own work of art in the studio. Museum educators will design a project that fits your curriculum.
For more than thirty-five years, the Junior Docent School Program has introduced elementary school students to the vocabulary, elements, and history of art while developing critical thinking skills. Over three consecutive years, students visit nine times, contextualizing art into their life. After a culminating project presented to their peers and family, they become official Junior Docents!


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Nadolo to start for Fiji Warriors
The Fiji Warriors have made one change to their starting team to play the Brisbane Academy in the Pacific Rugby Cup tonight.
The towering winger fills in as a replacement after three local members of the Warriors squad were not able to travel for the trans-Tasman leg of the Pacific Rugby Cup.
Nemani Nadolo will start at inside centre, pushing Jovesa Kunawave to centre and Aporosa Duaki moves to the reserve bench.
The Melbourne-based flyer said he was "looking forward to having a run and getting back into the white jersey."
Nadolo's inclusion to the team injects experience to the 29-member Warriors squad as only three players from last year's PRC winning squad namely Waisea Daveta, Kolinio Vunaki and Aisea Natoga had been retained for the tour.
The side which had its game against the Junior Waratahs called off last week, will be led by number eight, Asiria Vueti.
The Academy side will have two Fijians within their side, with Samu Kerevi starting at centre and Chris Kuridrani on the wing.
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