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WASHINGTON (Jan. 28, 2016) ― The National Guard Association of the United States today released the following statement by retired Maj. Gen. Gus Hargett, the NGAUS president. "NGAUS greatly appreciates the contributions of the National Commission on the Future of the Army has made to the continuing... Read more
Washington Report (January 19, 2016) The retirement of the A-10 from the Air Force arsenal has been shelved for now because of its important role in the battle against ISIS and the resurgent Taliban, according to a report by DefenseOne, a website that reports on military issues. The article... Read more
Washington Report (January 19, 2016) The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee hinted at a budget fight over defense after the president's budget is released next month. Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Texas, said in a speech last week that the budget deal reached in October sets the wartime... Read more
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Denmark is full of exciting national and international sports events throughout the year, as well as popular events which you can take part in yourself! Windsurfing, marathons and mountain biking are but some of the sports events you can enjoy in Denmark this time of year.
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Autumn is a special time in Denmark. Because of its four distinct seasons, Denmark goes through a transformation this time of year that can be seen not only in nature but also in the types of events on offer.
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Denmark is a perfect destination for water sports holidays. In Denmark you're never more than 50km from the coast, which means there are plenty of great opportunities to do water sports. Whether you like diving, surfing or kayaking there's something for you.
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Vicki Lau's letter (Sept. 28) identifies two goals: One, peace and prosperity for our citizens, and two, young people should become responsible adults with awareness of their social obligations to neighbor, community, country and to the world. These are worthy goals.
She says achievement of these goals by responsible decision-making would be "success." She then offers examples of irresponsible decision making which impedes that success.
She says abortion clinics are responsible for young people today being irresponsible in their sexual life. Perhaps that is true to some extent, but young people were irresponsible in their sexual lives before abortion clinics. Abortion clinics have saved the lives of people who would have chosen less safe ways to end unwanted pregnancies.
Other forces influence sexual activity among young people. Sexual freedom is now portrayed in books, movies and television. We have become accepting of unmarried couples living together and the sexual relationships of movie idols. These become role models for young people.
She says our constitutional rights are ignored and asks why are we not allowing states to protect their borders. Immigration regulation is a federal responsibility.
She asks why are we forcing United States citizens to pay for benefits to non-citizens. Financial aid is provided to impoverished citizens. Some of these citizens are children of non-citizens and the money passes to those parents. We also provide medical care to non-citizens who are unable to pay as we do for citizens who cannot or choose not to buy health insurance. Unfortunately, those costs are passed on as higher fees to those patients who do have health insurance.
She also suggests that irresponsible decisions have created a growing national debt. I suggest invading Iraq and deregulation in the financial industry might be examples. Unfortunately, higher federal taxes on those who can afford to pay and reduced spending will be needed to reduce that debt.
If we become good role models and elect representatives challenged to work for the good of all people, and not just those of their own district, state or political party, maybe we can move closer to "success."
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Yeah, but I'm still thinking things will be fine...
I mean, it's not like the maps really changed or anything. I'm able to visit my friends' Black Cities and White Forests (albeit, they're American like I am), and I don't really think they removed anything in any particular translation. :v Only the text strings would be different, and Pokémon has the possibility of using international characters so it should be able to handle any foreign symbols (For instance, in someone's name).
If there's a concern about whether the dialogue sent is going to be odd, I think they'll just correspond to their own respective languages, only translated to their thing.
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Apples to Apples: Twelve Delicious Varieties
Apples are one of my favorites treats, but come fall, when the two trees in my backyard start dropping their luscious fruits, it almost becomes too much. Watching the delicious pieces of fruit rot on the ground is simply not an option; but on the other hand, how many apples can a person deal with in so little time? I can only make apple crisps, applesauce, apple chips, and apple bread so many times before friends and relatives get tired of the recurring theme. Although I eat, on average, two to three apples a day, I still have two refrigerator drawers full at home.
Even for those not blessed (and cursed) with prolific apple trees, fall is still a perfect time to sample, purchase, bake, and cook with the bountiful harvest. Farmers' markets and grocery stores are packed with numerous varieties, and in many parts of the country, you can go out to an orchard and pick for yourself. This means that, in addition to the old standards like Red Delicious and Granny Smith, we have many chances to try something new. In fact, apples are sort of like wines or cheeses—there are a multitude of varieties, flavors, and nuances. Branching out opens a world of new flavors and cooking possibilities.
But we want to get it right. We don't want a soft apple in a recipe that requires a stand-up fruit, and too many high-acid apples could leave us with a tart result. So, with the proliferation of options, and without a degree in pomology (the science of growing fruit), how can we determine which is the best fruit for the job?
Apple Smarts
When choosing an apple at the market, look for those without obvious blemishes or bruises. Make sure the top, near the stem, doesn't have any mold growing on it. Gently press down on the apple to ensure it's firm; soft apples can mean a mealy or mushy interior.
If you're picking your own apples at your home or at farms that don't use pesticides, you may have to deal with a worm hole or two. This isn't a big deal. Simply cut or eat around the worm hole. However, open blemishes like this will speed the rotting process, so it's wise to use these apples first. The best way to store apples is in the refrigerator, where most will keep for four to six weeks.
To prevent sliced apples from turning brown, toss them in a mixture of one part lemon juice, three parts water. Many recipes call for peeling, but if you can get away with it, try to include the skins, which contain most of the fiber and a lot of flavor.
In general, apples are categorized as either tart or sweet, and their use in cooking depends on these two properties; sweet apples are usually best raw, while tart apples are best for baking.
The Numerous Varieties
Since there are almost eight thousand different types of apples grown worldwide, this is by no means an exhaustive list—merely a starting point.
Arkansas Black
This firm, late-season apple is a dark purplish red that almost looks black depending on how much sun the skin has received. It's crisp and sweet, with a bit of tartness. A firm variety, it stores well in cold temperatures.
Uses: Good for eating plain, for cooking and baking, and for chutneys and jams. Try them in Apple Sausage Stuffing. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons [1]
Braeburns have a bold, sweet flavor with a good balance of tartness. They're usually orange or red in color with hints of yellow, and are available starting in October.
Uses: Great plain and in salads. They can also be used for baking and they make a good applesauce; try them in Spiced Apple-Walnut Bread Pudding. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons [2]
Cameos are pretty apples, with white marks dotting the red skin. You'll find these crispy apples in the market starting in August.
Uses: Great in salads, plain, sauces, baking, and cooking. A good choice for this Harvest Pie. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons [3]
These versatile apples are sweet, tart, crispy, and one of my favorites to snack on. Although they're a sweet apple, they hold up well in baking and retain their shape in cooking. Usually they're a yellowish green with pink and red hues; they store well.
Uses: Great raw and in salads; also tasty in pies and in German Red Cabbage. Photo source: Royalty-free image collection [4] (cc)
This sweet apple has a yellowish hue with orange and pink lines.
Uses: Snacking, sauces, salads. Great in applesauce because Galas break down easily and are naturally sweet; also good in Pumpkin-Apple Breakfast Bread. Photo source: The Marmot [5] (cc)
Golden Delicious
Golden Delicious is a sweet, yellowish green apple. It has a balanced, mild flavor and thin skin that often doesn't require peeling—a good all-purpose apple.
Uses: Raw, baked, cooked, in sauces. A good choice for Apple Shortbread. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons [6]
Granny Smith
Bright green with a mouth-puckering tartness; one of the most ubiquitous and versatile varieties. A firm apple, it stores well in cold.
Uses: Since Granny Smith retains its texture when sautéed and baked, it's a favorite for cooking, as in this classic Sour Cream Apple Pie. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons [7]
Gravensteins are one of the varieties I have in my backyard, and I love their sweet-tart flavor and colorful red skin tinged with green. They're an early ripener—usually ready around August—and have low acid, high sugar, and thin skins. They don't tend to store well.
Uses: Because they break apart easily, they're a great choice for applesauce. Eat them plain or turn them into apple butter. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons [8]
Jonagold is a mix between Jonathon and Golden Delicious apples and thus they have a sweet flavor with a hint of tart. They're yellow-golden in color.
Uses: Snacking, salads. They hold up in sauces, so they could work well in the Sauerkraut and Pork Ribs. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons [9]
Red Delicious
These classic apples always remind me of elementary school lunches, where their sweet, mild flavor was a hit. They have slightly bitter skins. Make sure they're firm because a mealy Red Delicious is not delicious.
Uses: Snacking and in salads. They break apart easily, so they're not a good choice for cooking or baking. Try them with fruit dips. Photo source: girl_named_fred [10] (cc)
Sierra Beauty
A tart, greenish yellow apple that has a complex flavor.
Uses: Eat it plain and use it in cooking, such as in Chicken Breasts Stuffed with Apple and Bleu Cheese.
The winesap is a beautiful violet color with a spicy, rich flavor. It is a firm apple that stores well.
Uses: Good for snacking and cooking; try it in Braised Brisket with Apples.
Local varieties abound, so be sure to ask your farmer what fruit is best for what. And if you're looking to incorporate apples into other parts of your life, check out these appealing ideas.Updated October 8, 2010


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Qatar should eye the ultimate prize
Why museums and metros matter more than football tournaments
June 12, 2014 11:44 by kippreport
As the clocks strike midnight in Dubai this Thursday evening, thousands of miles away in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 22 footballers will start one of the world's most coveted and keenly anticipated sporting events: the World Cup 2014. Its ultimate outcome is, of course, unknown yet equal uncertainty currently shrouds the venue of the competition in 2022.
This shouldn't be the case as the preferred destination, Qatar, was voted for by the governing body of world football, the FIFA Executive Committee, way back in 2010. However, in recent weeks and months, the tiny Gulf state has had to withstand intense scrutiny of its labour laws and practices (the word kafala is now a lot more familiar in living rooms around the world), while football traditionalists have bemoaned the fact the tournament in Doha, if it goes ahead, must almost certainly be held in the "cooler" winter months, rather than in the summer as is usual, in order to prevent some of sport's most valuable assets risking severe dehydration, or worse, in the stiflingly hot and humid Arabian Gulf.
But now the negative mood music has reached a crescendo as the UK's Sunday Times has exposed alleged corruption at the heart of the bidding process, with millions of dollars allegedly handed over by a shamed Qatari football official, Mohamed bin Hammam, to FIFA big wigs presumably as sweeteners for future votes. An assortment of politicians, commentators and, significantly, key sponsors, are now clamouring for a re-vote and, with it, a sorry end to Qatar's World Cup dream.
As things stand, anything could yet happen but already Qatar's image has taken a hefty dent and even if allegations ultimately prove baseless, mud tends to stick for a while. If the accusations do dissipate and Qatar comes through this crisis then clearly, longer term, the World Cup 2022 can still be a good news story for the emirate.
But if the worst does happen, the only way is unstintingly forward for the Gulf state. Some newspaper reports and analysis pieces have already begun speculating that tens of billions of dollars worth of infrastructure projects lined up in the next eight years, with one eye on the 2022 extravaganza, could be canned, delayed or scaled back if FIFA re-opens the bidding process and revokes the previous outcome.
However, new, state-of-the-art highways, a 21st century metro and rail system and enhanced core infrastructure have little to do with a month-long football tournament, nor does a plethora of newly built hotels or resorts, once the football fans have rolled up their flags and gone home. Likewise, an updated and more transparent socio-legal framework that goes some way to protecting the rights of poorer migrant workers.
Like Saudi Arabia and, most especially, the UAE have been doing, Qatar needs to continue diversifying its economy ahead of the wind down of its natural resources and prospective investors and businesses will be attracted to a modern city with reliable infrastructure. Doha sees itself as a prominent regional hub, but a patchy public transport network and interminable traffic snarls throughout the downtown area do not engender efficiency.
The World Cup is clearly the crowning glory of its goal to become a serious player in the regional tourism market, but the tournament would always just be a fleeting affair and the Gulf state would be better placed looking at its wider cultural and tourism provision. The signs have thus far been encouraging.
The Museum of Islamic Art has become the focal point of the city's Corniche, while just down the road, a seeming jumble of giant steel girders represents the slow evolution of the National Museum of Qatar. Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art opened several years ago out in the desert within the vast building site of Doha's burgeoning Education City. Other museums and gallery spaces are slated to be in the pipeline.
Recently, blue chip names from the art world, such as Damien Hirst and Richard Serra have exhibited in Doha, while both have prominent installations in public art spaces. The driving force behind Qatar's passion for culture is Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the Chairperson of Qatar Museums. She is believed to be behind such eye-watering decisions as the purchase in 2012 of one version of Cézanne's The Card Players for $250m.
Crucially, Qatar possesses one of the world's fastest-growing airlines, of course, and so if it can enhance its leisure and tourism options further, then it at least has a chance of becoming an increasingly worthwhile stop-over destination at the very least. The new metro would help tourists get around, the museums would provide stimulation and interest, while the malls, hotels and restaurants would be convenient places for them to spend their money.
If, in extremis, Qatar does lose its right to host the World Cup, its expenditure on the process so far would undoubtedly sting badly, but it is not as if it faces the prospect of staring at a herd of white elephants in the form of multi-million dollar, cavernous ghost stadia littered around town. Qatar needs to look at the bigger picture. Sporting events can certainly enhance a city, and generate a positive legacy, but in themselves they cannot represent a reason to build it.
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Now or Never: Perceived HIV Status and Fertility Intentions in Rural Mozambique
Article first published online: 12 SEP 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1728-4465.2012.00317.x
© 2012 The Population Council, Inc.
Studies in Family Planning
Volume 43, Issue 3, pages 191–199, September 2012
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Hayford, S. R., Agadjanian, V. and Luz, L. (2012), Now or Never: Perceived HIV Status and Fertility Intentions in Rural Mozambique. Studies in Family Planning, 43: 191–199. doi: 10.1111/j.1728-4465.2012.00317.x
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- Issue published online: 12 SEP 2012
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As the HIV epidemic evolves, researchers are devoting increased attention to the infection's effect on various life-course activities, including marriage and reproduction. The impact of HIV on decisions about childbearing is particularly important, given the role that vertical transmission plays in the persistence of the epidemic. Previous studies on HIV and fertility intentions have yielded inconsistent results. This article expands on prior research by taking into account preferred timing of childbearing. Using data from a population-based survey in rural Mozambique, we show that higher perceived risk of HIV is associated with greater likelihood of both wanting to speed up childbearing and wanting to stop having children. The "now or never" approach to childbearing is shown to be consistent with the widely held belief that HIV infection is incompatible with childbearing in the long term.


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Arrests —Thursday
Darren J. Fleming, 23, 802 Martin Luther King Jr. St., on charges of contempt of court for default in payment and illegal possession of Xanax. Bond set at $1,131.
Arrests — Wednesday
Eliston Fitzgerald, 54, 31 Emerald Mound Road, on a charge of DUI test refusal. Bond set at $773.
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Montrell O'Neal, 25, 3061 1/2 S. Rankin St., on charges of disturbing the peace and felony malicious mischief. Bond set at $250.
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Reports — Thursday
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Reports — Wednesday
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Traffic accident on private property at Sugar & Spice Hair Salon.
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Affidavit arrest from another agency on Watts Avenue.
Bench warrant arrest at the Adams County Courthouse.
Grand larceny on Oakwood Lane.
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Arrests —Wednesday
Ronald Paul Bourque, 45, 126 Clark Road, booked for MHP for DUI (first offense), driving under suspension, no insurance and expired inspection sticker. Released on $3,500 bond.
Michal John Elliott, 40, 85 Marin Ave., booked awaiting transport to state hospital for lunacy. No bond set.
Logan Nicholls Sewell, 18, 486 Park Place, on charges of DUI (first offense). Released on $1,500 bond.
Jimmy Lee Watkins, 25, 91 Old Meadow Road, booked for probation violation. No bond set.
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Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office
Arrests —Thursday
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Nicole Loretta Hilliard, 31, 115 Margaret Circle, Clayton, sentenced to three years department of corrections suspension and three years probation for introduction of contraband into penal institute.
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David Clay Walker, 27, 665 Levens Addition, Ferriday, sentenced to six months jail suspension and $789 for possession of marijuana.
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Arthur Conner III, 26, 129 Sunflower Lane, Ferriday, on a charge of bench warrant for failure to appear for judicial probation fees for entry and remain on property after being forbidden. Bond set at $350.
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Really, the best reason for this post is to show off Rainn Wilson's look in his upcoming film, "The Rocker." And yes, there's some movie news here too I suppose.
"I'm writing a movie for [director] Jason Reitman," the star of "The Office" told us. "It's called 'Bonzai Shadowhands' and I play a down and out alcoholic ninja," he said with a straight face. Wilson has handed in a first draft of the script and says he hopes to start shooting it next summer. Oh and he insists his obsession with ninjas is not sexual. Riiiiight.


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A film about a film lover loved by a film lover,
This review is from: Cinema Paradiso - The Director's Cut [1989] [VHS] (VHS Tape)
As a film and media studies graduate, you are expected to like everything from Eisenstein to Spielberg, but we all have our favourites. This is mine.
It tells the story of a little Italian boy, who becomes obsessed with film through his inquisitive nature and friendship with the local cinema projectionist. This film tells a beautiful story, in the form of a flashback. Very European in that respect but follows a timeline like any other 'mainstream' picture.
This is the longer version of the film, but it is the way that it was meant to be viewed before it was butchered for overseas video release. Despite this butchering, the film went onto win the 1989 oscar for best Overseas movie.
Johnny Vaughan states " If you don't watch this film on your first date, then your'e not serious about love."
Even if you cannot stand films in foreign languages (this being in Italian), just get this film, the story it tells is so beautiful, that it overcomes this obvious barrier to English Speaking Audiences.
Even if you are not a film lover, like myself, just buy this one movie. I'm sure you'll fall in love with it, like I have
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For my entire adult life, up until these last few years, I went out at least once a week. Usually two or three times a week. No matter where I've lived, I've always had "the bar" that I go to. I enjoyed being out, seeing people, making new friends, and having noise in the background. Even when I was happily coupled, I still made it a priority. Because of this, I made a bunch of really interesting friends all across the country. I always loved my fellow barflies. People come and go, change, move, magically appear or disappear -- a townie bar is always the same no matter where it's at, and I've always really loved the experience. And then it just stopped.
There were a few life circumstances that led up to it, but mostly, I got heartburn and my back problems got worse and I got older and had less energy. The last thing in the entire world that I wanted was a beer. I enjoyed waking up in the morning without a headache or the stench of the previous evening floating around me. I got really into my hobby and spent my evenings working on projects instead of going out. Little by little, my barfly friends vanished. I find myself wondering about them from time to time, and I'm always happy when I run into one -- but that's rare.
Last weekend, I went out in town with one of the few remaining Real Life friends I have here in Farmsville. We had a grand old time, and I was happy to see her and her husband. While we were at the bar, I saw a girl I've known since childhood. She was a few years younger than me in school. I went over to say hello, and we hugged and exchanged news about our families. And then she asked me if I live here? Yes, I've lived here for almost 10 years.
*record screeches*
OK, it's 9 years. Right? I moved here at the very end of 2007, so it's more like 9 years. Yes. But still. As the words came out of my mouth, and then I watched the surprise come over the girl's face, I realized whoa, I've lived here longer than I've lived anywhere else. As a chronic mover -- like all the way across the country mover -- this is interesting. I've found a home. This is good! But I knew that the girl lived here. I've known that all along. I know a lot of people who live here. But they don't know I'm here.
It's totally self-imposed. I don't participate in Farmsville events. I'm not on Facebook. I'm not a member of any social groups or structures, such as a church. Since I'm single, I don't have any "other side of the family" obligations or outings. I live in the country and work from home. 'Nuf said. I am my own island. And so far? That's been perfectly fine. Seriously. I needed some down time from society to do some mental health work and figure out some of my dark sh*t and grow into the Adult Blondie that is sitting here typing today. I just needed a break. Plain and simple. At a resting state, I enjoy being a hermit, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Introvert? Check!
Earlier in my life, I sought out new ways to make friends on a regular basis. I signed up for classes at community centers or colleges or museums to try out new things. I was always excited when I signed up for the classes -- hoping I'd find whatever it was that my soul was seeking. Then I was always deeply disappointed when the class or the people didn't fill that hole in my heart. I was always looking outside of myself for comfort, and it backfired time and time again. At the classes, in the groups, at the bar. I spent a lot of time being painfully disappointed. It sucked.
So without really being aware of it, I just called it quits. I quit looking for interesting men to talk to or possibly date. I quit trying to dance the delicate dance of Adult Female Friendship. I completely bailed on meeting fascinating strangers at the local water holes. I focused on work, my online friendships, and my miniatures. I dove headfirst into my miniature guild and busted through a bunch of mini builds and felt very happy and content. I still do.
The other day, my father invited me to lunch during the work week.
What is this? What is this new-fangled fancy thing called a lunch date?! Wait a second! People leave their houses during the afternoons?! On purpose?! And you would like to do this with me???
- The best lunches EVER with my girlfriends at the Giant Publishing Company in Chicago.
- Driving through the Portland Wendy's with Cousin Kira on a random summer afternoon and then talking for hours about something ridiculous and loving it.
- Meeting up my besties after class in Iowa City for coffee and socialization at Micky's.
- Having "a table" to go to in high school in the lunch room right here in Farmsville.
When did I stop having lunch with other people? Or maybe a better question -- when did I stop caring about not having lunch with other people?
Part of this is maturity. As we get older, we don't need as many people in our lives. For my married/kiddo friends, they don't have time for a lot of things because they're growing humans and working on their marriages and GOOD LORD kids' activities these days! I'm listening to hold music with a lot of my momma friends, genuinely hoping that I'll have solid relationships with them again once their children are grown. But it should probably be a bit healthier on my side of the call. I should be living my own life and be projecting my own kind of hold music because I'm doing things I care about and creating a valued and important life despite being solo.
This might sound like I'm beating myself up for being a hermit, but I'm not. There's true value in it. I have time for self-reflection and mindfulness. I get to explore nooks and crannies of my brain that most people simply do not have time to explore. I like being cerebral, and I embrace my weirdness. Adult Blondie has to be her own best advocate.
You're fine, Blondie, you really are. But you could kick it up a notch. Slow and easy wins the race.
At this point in my journey, I truly feel most things are chance, luck, or serendipity. You meet the right friend, partner, boss, job, wife, neighbor just because. You're in the right place at the right time. I used to think that I was in control of everything and so therefore, all of my failures were because of me. Over time, I've figured out it's not me. It just is -- whatever event I'm trying to make happen, it either will or won't happen. For example, my parents who were raised in different parts of the country in different lifestyles and who went to different colleges just happened to meet at a really small townie bar one night in a city that neither of them should have been in -- no family there, didn't go to college there, etc. It just happened. POOF. Ah, there you are. And now they've been married for 40-ish years. They couldn't have planned that. Nope. You can't plan that sh*t. And neither can I.
I can give chance the opportunity to happen.
Right now? For the last few years? No chance. I've had my head buried in my studies and my hobby and my work and my family. It's OK. It happens. Not a failure. Nothing wrong with it. I've been fine. For reals, I've been fine and very content, and I've settled into a very comfortable mental-health zone that doesn't involve crying on the regular. It's good stuff.
I'd like to have lunch with someone. Maybe a couple of someones. I'd like to choke on my food as I laugh SO HARD at something one of those someones said. I remember that. I loved it. It was good, too.
No, I don't need to go stand in a grocery store aisle each day and wait to bump into people. No, I don't need to hit up the local bar three nights a week. No, I don't need to make myself really uncomfortable by forcing myself to do things I don't want to do just because I feel like I should.
But I can sign up for a new kind of class that might really interest me and bring me some joy. I can ask that girl from the bar for her phone number the next time I see her just in case she is also looking for someone to have lunch with once in a while. I can find reasons to go out and be in the world on a semi-regular basis instead of spending so much time by myself.
I can get out more.
In fact, I'm looking forward to it.


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Lesion-Induced Increase in Survival and Migration of Human Neural Progenitor Cells Releasing GDNF
Abstract:The use of human neural progenitor cells (hNPC) has been proposed to provide neuronal replacement or astrocytes delivering growth factors for brain disorders such as Parkinson's and Huntington's disease. Success in such studies likely requires migration from the site of transplantation and integration into host tissue in the face of ongoing damage. In the current study, hNPC modified to release glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (hNPCGDNF) were transplanted into either intact or lesioned animals. GDNF release itself had no effect on the survival, migration, or differentiation of the cells. The most robust migration and survival was found using a direct lesion of striatum (Huntington's model) with indirect lesions of the dopamine system (Parkinson's model) or intact animals showing successively less migration and survival. No lesion affected differentiation patterns. We conclude that the type of brain injury dictates migration and integration of hNPC, which has important consequences when considering transplantation of these cells as a therapy for neurodegenerative diseases.
Keywords: Huntington's disease; Parkinson's disease; Stem cell transplants; Striatum
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3727/096368908786516819
Publication date: July 1, 2008
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- Cell Transplantation publishes original, peer-reviewed research and review articles on the subject of cell transplantation and its application to human diseases. To ensure high-quality contributions from all areas of transplantation, separate section editors and editorial boards have been established. Articles deal with a wide range of topics including physiological, medical, preclinical, tissue engineering, and device-oriented aspects of transplantation of nervous system, endocrine, growth factor-secreting, bone marrow, epithelial, endothelial, and genetically engineered cells, among others. Basic clinical studies and immunological research papers are also featured. To provide complete coverage of this revolutionary field, Cell Transplantation will report on relevant technological advances, and ethical and regulatory considerations of cell transplants. Cell Transplantation is now an Open Access journal starting with volume 18 in 2009, and therefore there will be an inexpensive publication charge, which is dependent on the number of pages, in addition to the charge for color figures. This will allow work to be disseminated to a wider audience and also entitle the corresponding author to a free PDF, as well as prepublication of an unedited version of the manuscript.


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Ending a cruel practice
Published: Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 5:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 5:47 p.m.
Hats off to the Orange County, Calif., Fair Board for retiring the cruel elephant rides.
Elephants used to give rides are trained through domination, fear, and punishment with the use of sharp metal bullhooks and electric prods.
A bullhook is a tool that resembles a fireplace poker.
It's a long, heavy rod with a steel point and hook at one end which trainers use to strike and jab elephants into the most sensitive parts of their body.
Bullhooks can cause puncture wounds and abscesses.
Elephants live a miserable life of punishment and extreme confinement, spending night after night chained by two legs, barely able to take a step.
Elephants are highly social, intelligent, and sensitive animals who walk up to 30 miles a day in the wild.
Treating these animals like wind-up toys is shameful and the fair board made the right decision.
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Midwesterners love their cinnamon rolls. Far from having the sweet, fragrant treats only at breakfast or for a coffee break, they will serve them and eat them just about anytime. Homestyle chicken dinner emporiums, throughout the Heartland serve the rolls warm and tender in a basket to accompany your feast. The rolls are a must at school and church suppers, potlucks, and "chili feeds." A friend or family member in need of a little TLC will perk up immediately when you bring homemade cinnamon rolls and say, "Let's put on the coffee." Make extra batches, if you like, and freeze them after they are baked.
Variation: To make sticky buns, omit the glaze and replace it in the following manner. Melt 4 tablespoons unsalted butter in a saucepan, add 3/4 cup packed brown sugar (and, if you like, 1/2 cup chopped pecans), stir until the mixture is evenly blended, and spread on the baking sheet before you roll out the dough. Place the cinnamon rolls directly on this mixture, then let rise and bake as below. When you remove the baked cinnamon rolls from the oven, immediately invert the baking sheet on aluminum foil and let the cinnamon rolls cool with the sticky glaze on top.
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Barry Poff
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Barry L. "Joey" Poff, 35, of Florissant, Mo., died Sunday, Aug. 26, 2012, in Perryville.
He was born Sept. 24, 1976, in St. Louis, son of Barry Len Poff of Perryville, Sherry Kiefer Mullins and stepfather Jerry Mullins of St. Charles, Mo. He and Robetta Ward were married Aug. 4, 2007.
Survivors include his wife; a son and a daughter, Cody Ward Poff and Cheyenne Ward Poff of Florissant; a stepson, Eric Ward of St. Peters, Mo.; two brothers, James Robert Lee Poff and Andrew Christopher Poff of Perryville. He was a loving son-in-law, and is also survived by nieces, nephews and cousins.
Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. today and from 6:30 a.m. until time of service Wednesday at Young and Sons Funeral Home.
The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Russell Chitwood officiating. Burial will be in Home Cemetery.
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Hoisin-Glazed Chicken with Plums and Green Onions
Sweet, spicy, and utterly irresistible, our hoisin-glazed chicken goes great with brown rice and sautéed garlicky greens, such as broccoli rabe or spinach.
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Level: Easy
Yield: 4 main-dish servings
Serves: 4
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- ¼ c. rice vinegar
- 1 tbsp. Asian sesame oil
- 1 tbsp. grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1 tsp. Chinese five-spice powder
- ¼ tsp. ground red pepper (cayenne)
- 1 Chicken
- 4 plums
- 2 bunch green onions
- 1 tbsp. olive oil
- ¼ tsp. salt
- .13 tsp. coarsely ground black pepper
- ⅓ c. hoisin sauce
- 1 tbsp. low-sodium soy sauce
- 1 tsp. sesame seeds
- In large bowl, stir vinegar, sesame oil, ginger, five-spice powder, and ground red pepper. Add chicken to spice mixture, and toss until evenly coated. Let chicken marinate 15 minutes at room temperature, turning occasionally.
- Meanwhile, prepare outdoor grill for covered, direct grilling on medium. Cut each plum in half; discard pits. Brush green onions with olive oil, and sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper. In small bowl, mix hoisin sauce and soy sauce.
- Remove chicken from marinade and place on hot grill grate. Discard marinade. Cover grill and cook chicken 20 to 25 minutes or until juices run clear when thickest part of chicken is pierced with knife, turning pieces over once. Reserve 1/4 cup hoisin mixture for serving; brush chicken with remaining mixture for last minute of cooking. Transfer chicken to platter. Cover; keep warm.
- Place plums and green onions on hot grill grate. Cook onions 3 to 5 minutes or until lightly charred and tender, turning over once; cook plums 6 to 8 minutes or until lightly charred and softened, turning over once. Transfer onions and plums to platter with chicken.
- To serve, sprinkle chicken with sesame seeds. Pass a bowl with reserved hoisin mixture.
Nutritional information is based on 1 serving without skin.
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How difficult was Pinehurst playing in Round 3 of the 2014 US Open?
More 2014 US Open: Leaderboard | Photos | Odds & picks | Videos & GIFs | Stories
There were two scores under par in the third round at the US Open after 36 combined in the first two days.
Let's compare that to the first two US Opens at Pinehurst.
1999: One third round under par
2005: Two third rounds under par
So that's four total rounds over par on Saturday at the US Open at Pinehurst. I think we've established that the third round at Pinehurst is ridiculously difficult.
The scoring was up over the first two rounds by nearly a stroke (remember, these are the better players who made the cut).
Field scoring averages: Round 1: 73.2306 Round 2: 72.8913 Round 3: 73.8209 All rounds: 73.1952— Mike O'Malley (@GD_MikeO) June 14, 2014
Here's what a few of the golfers had to say about it (third round score in parentheses).
Webb Simpson (73): "They pretty much tipped us out on every hole except for one or two, maybe. It was really difficult, much, much more difficult than the first two days.
Kenny Perry (74): " I tell you what, it's, it was a golf course of 18 of the toughest pins I've ever seen. It was probably the hardest setup I've ever experienced in a Major Championship.
Phil Mickelson (72): "Yeah, there -- I kept waiting. Well, I can't get to this one, I'll get to maybe the next hole. Can't get to this one, I'll get to the next hole. Finally, we got to the 18th and I'm like I can get to the pin (laughter)"
Ernie Els (72): "Well, I wouldn't call a 72 a low score."
The Els one killed me. It was actually tied for the 14th-best round of the day.
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Your four-year-old is about to enter a whole new world of incredible toys. Tiny pretend-and-play sets, amazing construction sets, and all kinds of activities and craft kits will keep your little one entertained for hours. These toys are so much fun, you won't be able to resist joining in!
By Robert Munsch, Illustrated by Michael Martchenko
Matthew's family is off to the cottage. When they arrive, there is a sandcastle contest going on. Matthew builds a magnificent sand house . . . one so good that the judges can't even tell it's not real!
Softcover storybook, 32 pages.
By Robert Munsch, illustrated by Michael Martchenko and Alan and Lea Daniel
Everyone loves Robert Munsch and this great collection includes five great stories from Canada's favourite storyteller, plus much, much more! This book also includes a section of never-before-published Munsch poems, illustrated by Michael Martchenko! Also included are the stories behind these best-selling books, including the real kids who inspired them and interviews with Robert Munsch and illustrators Michael Martchenko and Alan and Lea Daniel.
Hardcover, contains 179 Pages
It's pyjama day at school, and Andrew has brought the perfect pair of pyjamas to wear. They feel perfect, they smell perfect, and they even taste perfect. In fact, they are so perfect that as soon as he puts them (yawn) . . . on (yawn) . . . he falls into a deep, deep (zzzzzzz) sleep. Everyone tries to wake him — his friends, the teachers, his sister — but no luck! Is it possible that a perfect pair of pyjamas can make you miss morning recess, lunchtime, AND afternoon recess?
Softcover storybook containing 32 pages.
Ciara is tired of hauling her hockey gear across gown to play on the rink. It makes no sense — there is a perfectly good frozen river in her own backyard! She decides to make her own rink on the frozen river for her team, the River Rats. When they play their final match on the froze river, the ice starts to crack! But Ciara keeps playing, the ice starts to drift . . . and Ciara is determined to score!
Softcover, containing 32 pages.
A French version of Munsch's beloved classic! When Princess Elizabeth's castle is attacked by a Dragon, and her boyfriend Prince Ronald is kidnapped, all she has to wear to rescue him is a paper bag! Can she trick the Dragon and save Ronald? And what will Ronald think of her new look?
Après avoir perdu tous ses biens, incluant son prince charmant adoré, enlevé par un méchant dragon, une princesse, vêtue d'un vulgaire sac en papier, part à la recherche de son amoureu. À coups de ruses et d'astuces, la princesse réussit à neutraliser le dragon, mais elle retrouve un prince hautain qui lui reproche sa tenue. Pas si charmant et bien arrogant, le prince adoré... Franchement, la princesse préfère la liberté! Robert Munsch est l'auteur pour enfants qui vend le plus de livres au pays. Les jeunes adorent ses histoires et les illustrations humoristiques de Michael Martchenko. La princesse dans un sac est le résultat de la toute première association Munsch-Martchenko et il figure parmi les plus grands succès du tandem.
Softcover containing 32 pages
Julie saves up all her money and uses it to buy an enormous box of makeup. She puts purple stuff on her eyes, green stuff on her cheeks, and black stuff on her mouth. She thinks she is as pretty as a movie star! Why don't her parents think so too?
Pourquoi Ciara transporterait-elle son équipement de hockey jusqu'à l'autre bout de la ville alors qu'il y a une rivière gelée tout près de chez elle? Ciara et son équipe désirent jouer un match sur leur propre patinoire, mais pourront-il marquer le but décisif avant que la glace ne casse et parte à la dérive? Humour, ecitation et suspense sont au rendez-vous dans le plus récent album du célèbre tandem Robert Munsch et Michael Martchenko.
Ciara is tired of hauling her hockey gear across town to play on the rink. It makes no sense there is a perfectly good frozen river in her own backyard! But her dad says it's too jagged, and her mom says it's too bumpy, and her older sisters don't see why she can't keep going all the way across town, just like they did. But Ciara won't let anybody stop her. And with a little help from the neighbourhood, she knows that her team, the River Rink Rats, will finally win a game on their own brand new rink.
Softcover, contains 32 pages
By Robert Munsch, Michael Martchenko
When Christopher finds a bunch of clay in the basement he makes a play cookie. Like a mad scientist he works away, decorating his concoctions lavishly with play sugar, play raisins and even play icing - fooling his poor parents into taking big bites! But what goes around, comes around. When the little mischief-maker heads off to school, he finds that his teacher also has a surprise in store.
"Kristen," said her mother, 'would you like to see your new baby brother?" When Kristen lifts up the blanket she gets a big surprised. "That," says Kristen, "is not my baby brother. Its a baby alligator!" Where is Kristen's real baby brother and how will she get him back?
Robert Munsch is a storyteller who has written over forty books, including 'The Paper Bag Princess' and 'Love You Forever'. He made up this story for a girl named Kristen on her sixth birthday. Later, Kristen drew pictures for the story and made it into a book of her own. So there are two versions of 'Alligator Baby': this one, for everybody, and one for Kristen that is just for her.
When Andrew bites into his breakfast, he yells, "Yee-ow! Mommy! Daddy! Do something about this tooth! It hurts so much I can't even eat an apple." His mother tries to pull it out. His father tries to pull it out. The dentist tries to pull it out. But Andrew's tooth just won't budge. Now they are going to have to call and expert. A very funny - a very different - loose tooth story, from the author of 'Love You Forever' and 'Alligator Baby'.
It's the very first day of kindergarten and Amanda and Jeremiah have a problem. They want the same book, the same toys, but the teacher wants them to share evrything. When they finally take her advice, the whole class is in for a surprise!
Poor Elizabeth's castle is burnt by a mean dragon on her wedding day and all she has left to wear is a paperbag. But off she sets, to rescue Prince Ronald and defeat the mighty dragon.
Finally it's time for Lauretta to get a new wheelchair. But she isn't satisfied with a regular 5- or 10-speed model. Nothing will do but a 92-speed black, silver and red dirt-bike wheelchair!
When Lauretta gets a speeding ticket during her one-day tryout of the super wheels, her parents tell her the wheelchair has to go back. But when her brother has an accident, only Lauretta and her 92-speed black, silver and red dirt-bike wheelchair can get him to the hospital in time!
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Tina's new socks are so wonderful she vows to wear them every day. Tina loves her brand new socks so much, she's never, ever going to take them off! But when her wonderful socks start to get smelly and she still refuses to take them off, her friends have to take action. Another timeless book to own from Robert Munsch.
It's Halloween, and Lance decides to paint his face to make it the scariest ever! He makes his face so scary that when the adults answer the door they fall over in fright! Lance, not being one to let an opportunity slip by, then takes all the candy in the house. After trick or treating, Lance heads home to find a teenager at his door with an even bigger bag of candy. He has a painted face, too - but Lance's is still scarier, and the teenager runs off, leaving Lance with enough candy to last until next Halloween!
Lacey can't find anything clean to wear to school! The only thing she can find is a weird shirt her grandma gave her that reads: "Kiss me, I'm perfect!" But along the way, Lacey gets lots of kisses — from a dog, a cat, an eagle and even a moose! Maybe this shirt isn't so weird after all.
Softcover, contains 28 Pages
By Robert Munsch, Michael Martchenko, Michael Kusugak, Vladyana Krykorka
This collection includes five favourite stories from one of North America's best-loved storytellers: The Paperbag Princess, Angela's Airplane, 50 Below Zero, Pigs, and A Promise is a Promise. Not only are you getting this wonderful collection, you're also getting a 'stories behind the stories' for readers of all ages. Find out why Munsch is such a popular children's author as you read these favourites.
Hardcover containing 141 pages.
By Robert Munsch and illustrated by Sheila McGraw
A young woman holds her newborn son
And looks at him lovingly.
Softly she sings to him:
"I'll love you forever
I'll like you for always
As long as I'm living
My baby you'll be."
So begins the story that has touched the hearts of millions worldwide. Since publication in l986, Love You Forever has sold more than 15 million copies in paperback and the regular hardcover edition (as well as hundreds of thousands of copies in Spanish and French).
The phenomenal success of this little book is partly due to the people who give it to a loved one, as an expression of their feelings. This special, slipcased hardcover edition is bound in rich blue cloth and stamped in gold. Featuring 14 full-colour illustrations.
Hardcover containing 32 pages.
Five favourite stories in one great volume from Canada's best-loved author-illustrator team! Munsch Mania! includes these favourite Robert Munsch stories, complete with all the original illustrations by Michael Martchenko:
along with information about how each story was written, and the real kids who inspired them.
PLUS a brand-new bonus story, The Ocean Goes On Forever, in English, French, and Anishinaabemowin, illustrated by Anishinabe artist Jay Odjick.
Hardcover storybook containing 184 pages.
Alex wants his hair to be just like his best friend Arie's. Arie promises to teach him the secret trick for turning black hair to red… but what kind of a trick is it?
Seeing Red is based on a boy named Arie, who Robert Munsch met in Montreal in 2005. Munsch was there to visit the United Talmud Torah Elementary School to tell stories in their new library. The old library had been destroyed in a firebombing, and it had just been rebuilt. Munsch stayed with Arie's family when he visited. Arie's red hair inspired the story — he was the only red-haired boy in the whole school!
We are excited to announce that our annual sale of top-quality toys and books at great discount prices will be happening at the International Centre in Mississauga, Wednesday July 13 to Sunday July 17, 2016!
We're hiring! For over 30 years Mastermind Toys has been focused on offering the very best in quality toys and books for children in a shopping environment that is engaging, inspiring and fun. Send resumes to email@example.com
Mastermind Toys in the Terra Losa Shopping Centre is now open.
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