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I am having a problem with the Safely Remove Hardware applet in Windows XP. It cannot stop any USB device I connect to my PC. Whether it be a Flash Drive, my Firefly portable hard drive or my WD My Book external hard drive. It always says the device cannot be stopped. I can restart the PC and try stopping the device again and it still says the device cannot be stopped.
I have also tried using a similar application called USB Safely Remove and it does the same thing. This app is supposed to display any processes that may have the device locked, but it always says none were found. It is clearly an issue with Windows XP and not the applications. Also, I have tried these devices on other Windows XP machines and have no problems on them.
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Killer dinosaur preceded T. rex
NEW YORK - Scientists have discovered a killer dinosaur that roamed in what is now Utah some 100 million years ago.
Experts say the discovery provides insight into the top predators in North America before T. rex showed up.
The two-legged beast was estimated to stretch more than 30 feet long and weigh more than 3 tons. It helps fill a gap in the fossil record of big North American predators between earlier killer beasts and the arrival of the group including T. rex.
The new dinosaur wasn't related to that famous beast, however, scientists said.
Researchers from the Field Museum in Chicago and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh announced the finding Friday in a report in the journal Nature Communications.
They named the beast Siats meekerorum, after a man-eating monster of legend from Utah's Ute tribe, and a family that has donated to the Field Museum.
The specimen discovered in 2008 in Utah was a juvenile.
Researchers estimated the adult size by extrapolating from the recovered fossils, which included bones of the back, tail, hip, foot and shin.
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Yuichi MURAYAMA
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Tetsutaro YAHATA, Tomoya TAKAHASHI, Fujiko SOMEYA, Katsuhiko TACHINO
The purpose of this study was to determine the factors involved in predicting dependence or independence in activities of daily living (ADL) over a three-month period after the onset of ruptured aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). One hundred and fifty cases with a mean age of 60.6±11.1 years, who had been admitted to the neurosurgical unit at Kanazawa University Hospital from 1989 to 2003, were investigated. ADL at three months were scored with the Barthel Index (BI). The independent group with a BI≥85 comprised 103 cases, and the dependent group with a BI≤80 comprised 47 cases. The following were analyzed in terms of predictive value, false positive rate and sensitivity: Japan Coma Scale scores (JCS) at 2 and 4 weeks, computed tomographic (CT) findings at 4 weeks, severity of motor impairment at 4 weeks and notification of voiding at 4 weeks. Normal notification of voiding at 4 weeks was a valid predictor for the independent group (97% in terms of predictive value, with false positive rate and sensitivity scoring 4% and 69%, respectively). By contrast, moderate to severe motor impairment at 4 weeks was valid for the dependent group (97%, 1% and 68%). Though sensitivities were low, the JCS 100-300 at 2 weeks (100%, 0% and 19%) and the JCS 20, 30 a/o apallic state at 4 weeks (100%, 0% and 32%) were estimated to be specific predictors for the dependent group. These results may help in discussions at a relatively early stage of SAH regarding appropriate patient-specific rehabilitation strategies to be followed after discharge to acute phase inpatient units.
Tetsuo IKAI, Hisashi TATSUNO, Satoshi MIYANO
Balance function is thought to be a one of the key factors that influence walking ability. The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between walking ability and various balance function tests. We measured maximum walking speed (MWS), functional reach (FR), postural sway and timed up and go test (TUG), in 25 young and 24 older healthy adults. The height of the young adults correlated with MWS, FR, total length and outer area of postural sway while standing in the tandem position and TUG, but no correlation was detected in the older adults. We found that MWS was related to the outer area of postural sway while standing in the tandem position and TUG in the young adults, and was related with FR, total length of postural sway while standing in the tandem position and TUG in the older adults. It is thought that any correlation between MWS and the balance tests in the young adults was height dependent. This study suggests that static and dynamic balance functions influence walking ability in older adults.
Makoto TOKUNAGA, Susumu WATANABE, Teruyuki HIRANO, Yoshifumi HIRATA, Yoichiro HASHIMOTO, Hiroaki YAMANAGA
In order to improve medical record sharing between 5 acute phase hospitals (APHs) and 13 rehabilitation hospitals (RHs) in the course of designing a liaison-critical pathway for cerebral infarction, we sent out a questionnaire targeting APHs and RHs concerning the description items requested for medical records by each. The number of hospitals requesting description items was significantly greater amongst the RHs than the APHs in 4 items out of 14 common questions which were asked to both the APHs and RHs. Although most of the description items requested were already recorded, some items, such as the "itemized Barthel Index score" requested by the APHs, and the "explanation to the patient and family members" and "modified Rankin Scale" requested by the RHs, are recorded in fewer than half of the hospitals at present. We need to improve medical record usage and sharing between APHs and RHs, and to accomplish this we first need to know the specific data fields required by each. Designing and implementing a liaison-critical pathway may be the best way to solve this problem for our entire region.
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Baker, S. (2010) "The Transmission of Affect: Philosophy, Feeling, and the Media of Udolpho." J. Staiger, A. Cvetkovich & A. Reynolds (Eds.), Political Emotions: Affect and the Public Sphere. New York: Routledge.
Baker, S. (2010) Written on the Water: British Romanticism and the Maritime Empire of Culture (Charlottesville: The University of Virginia Press).
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As far as I know Joe Drape does not sniff glue. But he is the
guy who wrote in a New York Times column prior to the Belmont that Dr Greenfield would finish third while Point Given would be an embarrassing fourth.
Drape did not predict that pianos would fall from the sky while the North
Korean Men's Soccer Team Glee Club ate Pooky and Ray Ray's Best Barbeque.
Not to put it all on Drape. He's a fine writer. When not sniffing glue. He
has a book out. And he wasn't the only misguided individual. One guy, a guy I once termed "the guy who knows things" in an ESPN Magazine article, proved to me he now knows nothing. He told me before the race that Balto Star would wire the field. The guy who knew things doesn't know as much as he used to.
Here's what Dr Greenfield knew. He knew he didn't want to participate. It
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Greenfield: I am a slow fat bastard. But Drape likes me. I read his book.
But don't make me go. This stupid race is a mile and a half.
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Greenfield: I've won only 60 grand in my career. What am I doing here? Does
Drape sniff glue?
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What do you do when you need to occasionally haul cabinets in a trailer that's set up to carry tools? Brian Campbell knows.
He figured it out when he was fitting out the interior of his cargo trailer. Instead of permanently screwing shelves onto the wall, he made them removable by using a pair of interlocking cleats. The first cleat is fastened over vertical spacers on the wall. The second cleat is on the bottom back edge of the shelf and laps over the first. Decorative brackets prevent the shelf from sagging.
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Lately I've noticed a very slight amount of slippage when I use a lot of force pedaling (i.e. starting from a complete stand still). This usually happens right after using a bit of force back-pedaling.
I assumed it was a simple case of a loose cog or lockring (note: these are brand new albeit rather inexpensive). I checked both (with the proper tools--chainwhip and lockring wrench) and they seemed fine. Then I checked the chainring bolts which needed a bit of tightening. All to no avail--the slipping is still there.
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October 15 1853.--Every reader of Shakespeare is disposed to regard the Midsummer Night's Dream as the most essentially unactable of all his plays. It is a dramatic poem of the utmost grace and delicacy; its characters are creatures of the poet's fancy that no flesh and blood can properly present--fairies who 'creep into acorn-cups', or mortals who are but dim abstractions, persons of a dream. The words they speak are so completely spiritual that they are best felt when they are not spoken. Their exquisite beauty is like that of sunset colours which no mortal artist can intrepret faithfully. The device of the clowns in the play to present Moonshine seems but a fair expression of the kind of success that might be achieved by the best actors who should attempt to present the Midsummer Night's Dream on the stage. It was, therefore, properly avoided by managers as lying beside and above their art; nor was there reason to be disappointed when the play some years ago furnished Madame Vestris with a spectacle that altogether wanted the Shakespearean spirit.
In some measure there is reason for a different opinion on these matters in the Midsummer Night's Dream as produced at SADLER'S WELLS by Mr. Phelps. Though stage-fairies cannot ride on bluebells, and the members of no theatrical company now in existence can speak such poetry as that of the Midsummer Night's Dream otherwise than most imperfectly, yet it is proved that there remains in the power of the manager who goes with pure taste


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I like V8, but the sodium content is on the high side.
yeah but i think they also have a low sodium version
Me two. It was a Hemi.
I just had a few V8 Bloody Marys.
But I use V8 for more than drinking. I use it for cooking. Making up a gumbo, after the roux I'll use V8 to make the sauce. Veggie soup? After the saute add chicken stock (or veg) and V8. Braising some short rib? Call for V8.
My only problem with V8 is some dipstick that feels like we need 20 varieties of it. I hate to search for regular old V8, what they call 'Original' now, and it REALLY pissed me off recently to see it labeled "Original" - "Now Better Tasting"
Used to love v8, but I guess I over did it. For awhile I was going through at least a gallon of the Tabasco flavored one every few days. I can't imagine how bad my sodium must have been.
Never had a V8. A couple I4s, mostly H4s, one H6.
if we are talking motors i rather have a 4 banger that has around 300 hp
Mrs T sux.
I love a couple of tall glasses of spicy V8 right after a long bike ride.
You Americans should try and track down some v8 with clam juice in it. A little Worcestershire sauce and pepper, Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Boxers are better, straight from the juicer no additives :thumb:


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"Elegant surroundings in Old World Style" San Benedetto del Tronto by Alex-Perth
San Benedetto del Tronto Travel Guide: 39 reviews and 80 photos
San Benedetto is one of the main holiday resorts in the southern Marche It has a wide promenade with over 7,000 palm trees giving it a holiday feel of being in the tropics. Also Pink and White Oleanders are plentiful in this place giving bursts of colours in between the palm trees...
It is also a thriving town that doubles as one of the most important fishing ports on Italy's Adriatic coast.
In summer this is a popular resort, but I was there at the begining of summer and it was still pretty packed... Late afternoon the promenade fills with locals and tourist riding their bikes or strolling along, but with 8km of wide sandy beach with palms trees actually growing in the sand there is plenty of space for everyone.
San Benedetto is primarily old-town elegance, but it is also a lively place with nightlife that you wouldn't believe... The restaurants that fill the white sandy beaches transforms into nightclubs from midnight and are spectacular... The only problem you will have is which one to choose!!!
What a better way to be shown around The Marche than with a good friend in his convertible... San Benedetto was our first night on the town where we enjoyed the summer night driving around... They call that "Un Giro" meaning "Go around" and around and around...
We stopped here for a wine and some nibbles. Something that all the bars and restaurants do. The plate of nibbles come in a vary of different fare... Very tasty, but don't eat too much cos you have to have room for dinner... I can't remember the name of this restaurant, but it was at the end of the piazza near the water...
- Pros:Strolling around with the Best Gelati
- Cons:Lots of people...
- In a nutshell:Always lovely to visit and eat great Pizza and Yummy Gelati
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Issue date: Friday, April 14, 1905
Pages available: 6
Previous edition: Friday, April 7, 1905
Next edition: Friday, April 21, 1905
Publication name: Centralia News Examiner
Location: Centralia, Washington
Pages available: 2,867
Years available: 1904 - 1916Learn more about this publication
Centralia News-Examiner, The (Newspaper) - April 14, 1905, Centralia, Washington CENTRALIA NEWS AND The is the time of tfije year to your COMMISSIONERS RECONSIDER APPRCPRW- TION OF FUNDS. Appropriated by Corny Commlssisaers to Make an Exhibit fop Lewis Coanty at the Portland Fair. Tlie Board of County Commissioners of Lewis County Wash., met in ad- session on April :i, 1905, all- members being present. It is ordered by the board that the Treasurer cancel the tax on the im- provements for the year 1904 oil lot 3 in block 4 and lot 3 in blk 5, Rock St. Addition to Centralia, Wash., on ac- count of an error in assessment. The treasurer is further ordered by the board to accept the tax for the year and con- the evfdence for the said road, and board having at that time reserved their deepen on account of THE ELECTRIC ROAD. some irregularity in such fcme COTrected> the appeari be ------7 iu ttjKPwiriJacp ro the board that said papers and all other papers in connection with the establish medtof said proposed road are now that ,s by law required, and that the proposed road is a public necessity-it i8 hereby prdered.that.said road be hereby established' are approved- p r'' aidlsW. Of Pe Ell, Justice of the Peace; ton, Glen O Roum Jones, G. E. Garrett, yan and Adam Worrit, snper-visora; -f.'-Jff 3tfyers-- TO MAKE CE.TRAU 4 TEft- POINT. lands would be tapped. While taere was a good attendance of members present, it was not deemed sable to either endorse or condemn proposed road on behalf of the city. Jt was therefore agreed to call a mass meeting pf citizens for Wednesday eren- ag, the president of the club with Messrs. HOBS, Foote and Miller to con- committee to secure a large representative attendance. THE CITY COUNCIL INTERESTING MEETING HELD EVENING. ON TUESDAY and whatever other garden tools yon have been for- tunale enough to winter over. We realize that it is for- is the little things that are the hardest to have on hand in good shape in the spring1. -For is it not eas- ier for a farmer to winter a stone than a calf? We are pleased to say that you will find all the tools that are needed in good shape at our store- KIAWK iui me vtsar 1904 on lot It sec. G tp, 11 N. P. 1 is at valuation of instead of as equalized on improTements on account j of an error iji figures. The application of C. A. Burnham of Wash., for a liquor license is approved and the auditor in ordered by the board to issue said license when ttie bond said C. A. Burnham has been properly filed with the auditor and an-, by the prosecuting attorney. I In the matter of the county road I lor by C. N. Mclntire and1 -ourniHiffl. of Napavine, liquor license. The following biUsare allowed on the County Institute John G. W. Taylor flO, J E Lease fO 80 The farmers of the Big Bottom Must Have Outlet-Tile Portland-Tacoma Elec- tric Road Again. [Survey Road Between Portlart and Soand. I'" will be pnt in the field by a rW ilitereBtin-gtoeelingnewindePendent railroad company just of the Cpmwerciaj Chib was held in tt8 8S men Efforts to Ere Maile to Clean Up the The News-Examiner Gets the City Printing. presided., 8 of Mr. men familiar with the at the city J Iemtory be found to locate a line .jln.the absence and Pugefc Sound .S. C. j Instructions have been received O-. P. from'he financiers backing the project Mr' F S I hv Q .._ Portland man who will tt enhe immediately. AVhile the plans E. E. Bennett The following bills are allowed of'the Current Expense fund; E. J. Henderson Stiltner Ed Cooper Henry Handle Ernest C. Bechley -M Same Henry Shields, Harms Lawrence Elmer Ingalls Marion COT Harrv Henry 05 same t f Mr. Drummond. After the the immediately. AVhile the plans and approval of the minutes of shrouded in mystery, it is bel eved ID8r HarlaD' hC SnrVey8 are mad Chas Oilchrist, I'rus. K. T. JlcNitt V Prse C. S. Gilchriat, Cashier- State Bank of Centralia This bank does a UKNEKAL RAWK- ING- IBUbiMESB, and solicits ac- counts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations. A.l collections remitted for on day of payment, Interest paid on time deposits. Protected by a Hibbard-Eodman-Elv safe. hearing "be had on the report of the surveys of said read on the 3rd day of May, l.'JOS, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. A Irirge part of the forenoon aud the grer.ter-part of the afternoon was taken up m hearing the arguments of different people in regard to some of the roads throughout the county and in listeninc' 10 a delegation regarding an appropria! tion for the Lewis and Claris Exposition. TUESDAY. AWJIL 4. This being the time set for the Iiear- mg on the report of the surveyor in the matter of the petition of J. f. Parker and others for tlie establishment of. a county road, the board having examia- ed-said report and having heard and considered all the evidence it, favor of said road, and being convinced thaA proposed road is a public necessity, same is hereby-established. This being the first Tuesday. fo _ the day set by law.for the Co missioners, County road Supervisors to cussion of needed ,roud for the coming year Robert White Child James Car, that uc luttuw jor me sras requested to line to Puget Sound, the old members of the club further on which surveys- were completed arding bis. .publication.. Air. naving passed completely out of tlie con- explained that the Golden West of tfae Union Pacific be-puplished during the Lewis W90-91 the TJuion Pacific complet- larfc I between Portland Pand Seat'le, building ..grades _Mayor Galvip and all the council men, with the exception of Frank A. Martin were presest at the regular of the city council last Thursday evening. The meeting was a very quiet one, al- though a number of iuterestingqnestions came up for discussion. The Centralia firemen were allowed t iuo JjBWlS I ana Clark fair and would contain surveys statistics and write-ups of the principal I Tacoma and counties. T r acat-ie DUHdmc grades of Lewis, Ciark and -Pacific between Vancouver and Kalama 'oVthe He expected to print Washington side of the Columbia copies of his publication, and he intend- 60. miles north of Kalama ed to ciroulate them on the fair grounds When Union-Pacific went into the' well aa on all hraine 'kr.Af.n ____ i nf a onAn.; ____ ;__ owe for the past quarter the city clerk was instructed to draw a warrant on the current expense fund for that amount. The clerk was authorized to draw a warrant in favor of EJ. Kelson for freight and drayage of the castings for the light plant that were broken several weeks ago. The amount of the bill was The attention of the council -jmat, .-Albert Pearsrll Oal Carson Harry Peareall w H Myers Cal Carson -Marion Harlon J H Outturn Mrs.- E A Robinson. C A Ywung Drag Co. 25 S3Zwe Franfe McNJght Urcmhart 25, 3 Y Ctoff- man W Kennecott .M D. vJ ?U S C White 40, Gtattd Cbriatian J7, R 3 Foster 16 60, W M Christian S -C White the discussion of pertaining to su10, Nor- certain rights-of-way and terminal ris Safe Lock Co JEurika .Adding privileges should the road pass through -----e oy Ule -Machine Co Bashong .Co 55c, J.that town." prosecuting Attorney. W Vaughn Hammond; vg- Stephens." the line shoulcTpass through Toledo rh ?-r Tg Under uonsMeratio L G Allis the connection would he made with the "ie patition and bond of n H Frekerick of Charles G DENNIS The PAINTER. the rear of the cny mail Duncans, lie is now prepared to commodate the public. a large force of first class painters and oa- hangers. Estimates given o a specifications Sigfi Fork personally attended to. Phone 223 i the petition and bond Ingals and othera for meat of a county road, the board find mg that said petition contaiua all tha is required by law and that the bond i sufficient, it is .ordered by the board that saul petition and bond be approved and Bled With the county .surveyor and hat said surveyor is hereby instrncted [Q ni JI ome in. Without exception evervone _ C'Lty park and were rapidly destroy n Centratia wants to see the Associa- ion a success, but the committee finds a little difficult to get the actual -cash is absolutely necessary to make ie improvements. The question of making a baseball dj- mondin the grounds came before the ssociation on Monday evening. A del- gation of High School boys was present t the meeting and agreed to put the di- mond in.good condition provided the sspciation permitted them the use of _v.v.v.vu tm. ititiui me use of the grounds for four or five games with- out costy A committee was appointed from the Association to confer with the School boys and members First team of Centralia as to the location of the grounds. of the proper report I board. In the -hU f-----road findings to this n 190o said road i Ihe petitio i and bond of W JS Walter and o'he.s for the location establishment of a county road brought the for B All the latest Wall Paper. The largest assortment ever IPaints Varnishes We are doing an immensebneinaas in onr new Paints and Varnishes. JThev give universal satisfaction and the cost is beneath thatof inferior articles The Old Aziees Paint tJpper Tower Avenue and luspsct our goods will be "tnmtad l buy op e, proval and alter due consideration, it and that that is required by tt wr that said petition and bjnd be approved and the surveyor ,s hereby .nstracted to make a survey of the proposed road and -report his findings to the board THtfRSDAI, APBtt 6.: Frekerick Ho well Chehaiis Northern Pacific system at either Kels Bee Nugget 50., or Castle-Kdck. would giv The bill of the Smith Premier Type- the farmers an outlet on tide water an writer Co for was feje.cted.l- Said: an outlet by rail. "The; second rou was fora new machine which was re- turned to. the -company ['proposed would join-the main line the Northern wit Tha appLcation of J retail hquor hcense Aaaman for fife in connection _ ace-a w board having under consideration a terminus'at either'Chehalis or Centra the petition of Jo.hn'B.'Cofe- and others l.i'a. for the location and The third proposed route would pas sounty road being of-tlie 6piiiiour that' through the Salzer -VTalley.and com the proposed road is not advisable on "direct to Centralia Ghehalis had pro account of the cost, rvhich would be too I nnsed a liberal subscription in case tha ;reat for the benefit denved, it is there- town should be selected as a terminus ore ordered, all members I but the amount was not stated The r, T MIB that the said petition be and jff hereby [capital stock of as the require- JjUmber Co of Globe. was elect- rejected Uents would demaad, would, Mr M.8 natlo.Qal d-degate to the National The bearing of the report of the sur- Wardell stated, place the road lu readi 'eyor ID the matter of tlie petition of J nesiffor the raifa and rolling stock, the j BaORh and others for the-vacatioa of intention being to bond the road for the i part of the Connelly road_commg be- of the line as soon aa the ore the board at tfris time, "on account surveying and the giading had been f the proposed vacation not being -pro- Lcoinpleted and the ties placed in posi- perly described in the notices it is order- 1 tion ed by the board that -skid heanrig be ,Mr R B Haakell, secretaiy of the nd is hereby postponed irntil the ith. day of May, 190ojat the Jwar of 2 o'- clock p m _ In the matter of application of J_ H AoBjaaafor a retail liquor license, approved by the board yesterday the auditor is raetracted tolssee-aaidJicense Tipon-the-bond for same being approved oy the prosecuting attorney. _ FJttDAY, AEBO. 7 It is ordered the Itoard that the board that the treaaoretcollecfe the tai Personal propeMy of Ibe "Globe company, Mr Carl Bezem- er, Mr. Greear and Mr. Geissler all spoke in favor _ot the road, and Mr Tilley'atid Mr Hoss gave some interest- ing, facts regarding tbe Big Bottom Country. The most interesting talks were those given b> JHr. Bezemer and MrT Graear. Uiese.gentlemen ace both 'tlfe 3'g BSttom couut.ry and know whereof they, described vividly the conditions that prevail ainpng the from tbe civUizuig infl aencea of .railroad com- munication "witfi the- centers pr coin- jio inducement, they costing .The Southwestern Washington iomber Manu- facturers Meet In Centralia. The South western. Washington Lum- ber Manufacturers met in Centralia on Thursday afternoon. About twenty members were present and the after-, nooii" was spent discussing the- lumber The meeting decided that the demand for lumber was not great enough to justify a raise in prices the present tune W C Miles, of tlie lUnibermen's convention .that is to be iald in -Chicago next month. 'Mr. Jrown, formerly of Bros, of Sapavme, was appointed mem- >ersfor 'the Association among the mailer mills of ibis part of the state PayetteS Beonesy. JFrank Payette and T Honuesy have pened-a bicycle repair shop two doors ,orth of the 3They are prepared -to do office kinds of -and general repairing Mr. 'ayetteTiaa been working in C. F ndrew'jmhop thejpasttwo years 'and rfacqairea ranch valuable experience. Er-Hennesy w a good mechanic and doubtless get their ahare of. he repairing btniaess. Hakes A Clean 9weap There's oothing 4 Sir -.f feorooghly. Of all the yqn ever ing the plants and shrubs which tlie ladies of tlie Floral club had taken the pains to set out. The city marshal was instructed to see what could be'do-ieto prevent any further damage bein-; donu. The council nppointe-1 Henry as health officer, to have charge of a movement to clean up the streets and alleys throughout the city. He is to work in conjunction with the ladies of the Floral club, who have shown a strong disposition to assist in the mat- ter. Mr. Shields' present salarv us health officer is only per year: This was considered such a small amount that the council allowed him per day for a reasonable length of time to give the city an overhauling. Manager Van Eonk, of the EihS-on Thevtre, asked the council for the loan of some second-hand wire in the posses- sion of the city to be used by the Edi- son at Littell for a night or two. The council agreed to grant Mr. Van Ronk's request provided he would make a de- posit with the city clerk of lOc. per pound for the wire, this amount to be refunded to him when the wire was re' turned. The bond of-the city attorney was ap- proved bytbe council, JV-petition was read from residents in the southwest part ofcthe city for the vacation of a part of Water st'reet from the intersection of Locust street west lo Alder street. The petition was referred to the street committee. City Treasurer Stahl presented his re- port for the past quarter and tbe same was referred to the finance committee. The city cierk read a list of the consumers who were delinquent their light rent. The uity electrician was in- structed to call sipon these people, but not to, exact any fine-from them this month.op account of the "recent change of the place of payment riot bsin; gen- erally understood. The council awarded the city printing to THE NEWS-EXAMINER for 'the ensuing year, tbe bid of that papar being: tbe only one filed pity .Electrician Canon filed his reeig- nation to take, place on the 15tb, or as eoan thereafter was epi.venie.nt; to tbe Backlea's s Hits A Trietl and True Freiadl. JnaMinnteConglLCnre contains not an and >een; CoME, Croup and WJooping longlhat it has. pro- to be a trfed and true friend to; ho many vyb'6 nse it. Sold by 'Hagkett VwiflWf ;


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Bodyworks Teacher's Guide and Materials
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The Human Show
| Grades 4-8
The Human Show Teacher's Guide
WARNING: This assembly is aligned with the Ohio "Gross Anatomy" Academic Content Standards! Aliens have abducted the audience in order to learn more about the human species. Their findings? Humans are disgusting! Your host will reveal amazing and (possibly) shocking facts about human anatomy and the trillions of microorganisms that call the human body home. Don't worry—all audience members are eventually returned to their home planet, safe and sound, and ready to share some fascinating facts about themselves!
Growing Up and Liking It
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Wonder of New Life: The Making of A Human
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Journey inside the uterus and follow the development of a human embryo. Compare humans to other placental mammals and discuss our reproductive strategy vs. egg-laying animals. Discuss physical changes in a mother's body as she goes through her pregnancy and how the natural processes of sexual reproduction, menstruation and breastfeeding are healthy aspects of human life. The process of labor and delivery will be illustrated when we view a video of an actual birth.
Girls 2 Women
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Locker Room
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Locker Room Teacher's Guide and Materials
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Body Blueprints
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Body Blueprints Teacher's Guide and Materials
Investigate the basics of DNA and discover how the genes you inherited from your parents determine much of who you are. Review the structure of DNA to see how genetic information is organized. Find out which students have dominant or recessive traits by conducting experiments with your class.
Genetics in Action: Your Daily Dose of DNA Technology
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Genetics in Action Teacher's Guide and Materials
Review current applications of DNA research and find out how biotechnology may affect your life. Did you have some GMOs for breakfast today? Your class will team up to analyze DNA evidence from a crime scene and simulate DNA fingerprinting. Will you identify the correct suspect? Use our attached scenarios to review case studies involving genetic information and discuss how this knowledge influences ethical decisions.
What's NOT In a Cigarette?
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What's Not In a Cigarette Teacher's Guide and Materials
Drugs that are sold in our pharmacies have lengthy labeling that details not only the active ingredients of the product, but also possible interactions between those ingredients and other drugs the purchaser might be using. Why are the labels on tobacco products so vague? What kinds of additives are in cigarettes, chewing tobacco, snuff, and other similar nicotine-containing materials? Using a game-show style format, students will critique advertisements for tobacco and analyze techniques used by media to influence attitudes about tobacco use.
Under the Weather: Climate Change and Health
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Under the Weather Teacher's Guide and Materials
Think that "climate change" just means turning up the air conditioning? Think again. Climatologists agree that the future might make you sweat...or worse. Join our Health Educators in this investigation of how an increase in the frequency of extreme weather events may affect many public health concerns: drought, urban heat islands, floods, air pollutants, infectious diseases, and nutrition, to name a few. You'll be recruited by our Virtual Triage Team to view several short interviews with victims of our changing climate, and asked to help sleuth out the maladies that have been worsened by local conditions. What can be done to help patients who are truly "under the weather?"
Thinking Before Drinking
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Thinking Before Drinking Teacher's Guide
This interactive game show gets your students into the action as it illustrates how alcohol and other drugs affect the body. Your students will compete in "Lightning Rounds" and physical (messy!) "Catch-Up Challenges" to discover immediate and long-term consequences of alcohol use.
Note: This program requires a large auditorium or other open space, two 6-foot tables, and access to an electrical outlet.
Balancing the Scales
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Balancing the Scales Teacher's Guide and Materials
The term "eating disorders' refers to a group of serious conditions in which an individual is so preoccupied with food and weight that they can focus on little else. The main types of eating disorders are anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge-eating disorder. We will discuss the physical effects, warning signs, and treatments for eating disorders, and how societal and cultural opinions of 'beauty' can trigger these destructive behaviors.
Drugs 301
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Drugs 301 Teacher's Guide and Materials
Learn the science behind chemical addiction and what physical consequences arise from the use of different categories of drugs. Actual medical specimens will impress upon students the powerful effects drugs have on our lives.
Disease Detectives
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Disease Detectives Teacher's Guide and Materials
This just in: Nearly half of the students at East Coliville High School are sick with similar symptoms. As part of the health department epidemiology team, you will work together to eliminate false leads and piece together clues to determine the cause of this outbreak. It is up to your team to interpret data, identify the pathogen, locate its source and stop its spread before this illness claims more victims.
Stress Down
| Grades 7-12
Stress Down Teacher's Guide and Materials
Stressed out? Recognize your biological reactions to stressful situations and learn techniques to manage your stress response. Distinguish the stress that you can and cannot control and use that information to lower the effects of stress on your body and mind.
Macronutrients, Fad Diets and Energy Drinks
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Macronutrients Teacher's Guide and Materials
Learn the basics of proper fueling and hydration for a healthy daily routine. Find out about carbohydrates, proteins and fats as you calculate your macronutrient needs. Use this information to be an informed consumer and work your way through the marketing hype to uncover the facts about fad diets, supplements, energy drinks and fitness regimes.
Caught in the Web
| Grades 7-12
Caught in the Web Teacher's Guide and Materials
Review the symptoms and treatments of common STIs as you view actual clinical images of common sexually transmitted infections and discuss symptoms and methods of transmission. Explore how the web of person-to-person contacts can quickly spread an infectious disease within a community and put all sexually active people at risk. Learn common treatments for these diseases and methods used to lower your risk of infection.
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HIV/AIDS Teacher's Guide and Materials
Get informed about HIV, how it ravages the immune system and the infections that are common to AIDS victims. Learn about behaviors that put a person at risk for HIV infection and modes of transmission. Discuss ways to protect oneself from this pandemic, and some of the specific challenges of this particular virus.
Secret Agents: Pathogens, People, Pandemics
| Grades 7-12
Secret Agents Teacher's Guide and Materials
Investigate infectious diseases around the world, including those newly discovered and others that have been around at least as long as recorded human history. Discuss how microbes can become resistant to previously effective therapies, and how specific human behaviors, like domestication of animals and extensive travel, facilitate the spread of pathogens. Is this truly the "Pandemic Age", as some epidemiologists predict? Can you and your classmates analyze our simulated patients' symptoms in time to save hundreds of lives? Find out during this (hopefully) healthy program.
Beyond the Genome: Applications of Modern Genetics
| Grades 9-12
Beyond the Genome Teacher's Guide and Materials
The products of DNA technology are everywhere, from big city forensics to remote fox farms in Siberia. Curator of Invertebrate Zoology, Dr. Gavin Svenson, is linking DNA sequence data with physical characteristics of praying mantis species. Take a peek at his research and analyze the evolutionary relationships of these fascinating insects. We'll investigate ways that biotechnology is used in health care, kitchens, bathrooms, cars and family pets! How has genetic research affected
day? Have students watch the video below to become familiar with Dr. Svenson's research prior to this program.
Note: Each student will need a copy of the "Restriction Enzymes & Phylogenetics Worksheet" and a pencil during our program.


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Sometimes in life we get to a point where everything seems...settled. Our jobs, our families, our churches—all have their own time and place in the schedule. It's easy to compartmentalize our lives, especially when each responsibility demands so much of our attention.
But shouldn't our faith be more than just one aspect of our lives? Shouldn't it inform, transform, and energize everything it comes into contact with, including our work? It can, if we let it.
Want to hear more? You can find this video, with transcript, and dozens more over at the High Calling YouTube Channel.


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House Tour | 1950s Home Decor
That said, she does carry on a secret life downstairs, where she squirrels away remarkable antique finds. During my visit, she disappears below and emerges a few minutes later hauling a 30-pound 1963 "Electro-Sink Center." It's a two-foot-long hunk of metal with a faucet in the center and a motor on either end, designed to drive a bevy of Cuisinart-like attachments, including mixers, choppers, and juicers. It sold for $399 in 1963 (about $3,000 in 2013 dollars), and Kueber says it appeared on The Dick Van Dyke Show.
She also shows me an original Republic Steel Kitchens salesman's kit; each one came with dozens of dollhouse-size cabinets that you could use to lay out your dream kitchen on a gridded mat. "I'm so fascinated by the social history of these things," Kueber says. "At one point when I was building my kitchen, I set up this little model in my dining room for reference."
Ultimately, Kueber has become a crusader for preserving the flamboyance of a bygone era: "We've come through this decade where people have been told to do everything in a neutral way for resale value. So when you see unapologetic color, it brightens your day."
She's also found herself defending the quality and aesthetic of a period that many still remember with a tinge of embarrassment. "A few years ago, no one understood my other little blog, 'Save the Pink Bathrooms,'" she says. "People were flipping houses and gutting pink bathrooms, replacing them with 16-inch faux granite." Now people send her photos of their salvaged pink tile.
"I'm starting a campaign for knotty pine," Kueber says. "It's the classic eye-of-the-beholder thing. Grandma wasn't wrong; she just had a different perspective."