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Researchers have discovered that fat tissue is a previously unrecognized reservoir of trypanosomes, the parasites that cause sleeping sickness.
Ninety-one schools have been invited to submit full proposals to apply for grants through HHMI's $60 million Inclusive Excellence initiative that is encouraging colleges and universities to broaden access to science excellence for all students.
HHMI scientists have designed a potential cancer therapy that uses a unique strategy to block a molecule that drives the growth of cancer.
A new partnership between HHMI's Educational Media Group and the Biomedical Neuroscience Institute (BNI) at Universidad de Chile will provide teachers and students in Latin America with free access to science education materials produced by HHMI BioInteractive.
HHMI launches new program to provide advanced technology for use in core facilities that are intended to serve a cohort of users – including researchers from outside the HHMI community.
New experiments help explain how the brain speeds up or slows down movement.
HHMI scientists are among 84 newly elected members and 21 foreign associates.
Analyses of ancient DNA from prehistoric humans paint a picture of dramatic population change in Europe from 45,000 to 7,000 years ago.
Sixty-six medical and veterinary students from 34 schools across the nation will spend a full year of mentored biomedical research training as fellows in HHMI's Medical Research Fellows Program.
On May 18, Michael Kennedy will deliver a talk, "The Power of Community: Improving STEM Futures for Urban Youth" at 7:00 p.m. at Janelia Research Campus
New research from Janelia scientists suggests the brain is organized into modules that work together to maintain critical functions, even in the face of disturbances.
Up to 15 new HHMI professors will receive $1 million over five years to develop innovative approaches to teaching undergraduate science.
HHMI scientists have discovered a command center in the brain that controls how much insects eat and how quickly they consume their food.
HHMI, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Wellcome Trust, and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation announce the International Research Scholars Program which aims to support up to 50 outstanding early career scientists worldwide.
In only the second time in history, all five Canada Gairdner International Awards are being given to one topic -- CRISPR-Cas technology.
HHMI scientists identify a region of the brain that is critical in translating danger signals detected by the nose into physiological responses.
Janelia announces the establishment of the neuronal cell biology program and recruitment of the first group leaders.
HHMI scientists identify a gene that might serve as a molecular link between mood and the circadian clock.
Debora Spar, PhD, president of Barnard College, is HHMI's newest Trustee.
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New study suggests why mice with cystic fibrosis mutations can stave off bacterial infections in their lungs.
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Twin sisters in Windies women world cup squad
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC-Barbadian Kyshona Knight will join her twin sister Kycia in the West Indies Women's team for the ICC Women's World Cup in India later this month.
Kyshona, a left-handed batter and right-arm seamer, is the only newcomer in the 15-member squad which was unveiled yesterday.
"It is a great feeling to be selected in the West Indies team with my sister," said Kyshona.
"This is a dream for both of us.
Kycia, a left-handed batter and wicketkeeper, made her international debut last year and was a member of the team that reached the semi-finals of the ICC Women's World Twenty20 Tournament last year in Sri Lanka.
"I wanted to join her from the time she made the team last year and I'm pretty excited right now that our dream of playing together for the West Indies has been realized"said Kyshona.
"Not many sisters, especially twins, play the same sport and achieve similar success."
The team will be led by experienced wicket-keeper/batter, Merissa Aguilleira, who has been at the helm since 2010.
The vice captain is all-rounder Stafanie Taylor, who won the ICC Women's Player-of-the-Year award for the last two years.
The 20-year-olds have also represented Barbados in football and track and field before switching to cricket.
"Just seeing her playing and performing motivated me a lot try to make the team," said Kyshona.
"Now that I have achieved this, once I get to play, I intend to give it my best shot and try to help us win the World Cup and stay in the team as long as possible."
The Windes Women will play in Group A alongside defending champions England, hosts India, and Sri Lanka.
Group B will include Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan and South Africa.
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If you see a boat heading out at sunrise on the Lower Laguna Madre, chances are pretty good it's a Shallow Sport, one of the most popular boats on the bay. Shallow Sport Boats come in 13 different models from a 15 foot Scooter to a 27 footer, but they all have one important thing in common, they are carefully handcrafted right here in the Rio Grande Valley. Wes Hudson oversees the family business in Bayview, and personally insures that each boat is built to perfection, just like his pioneering grandfather, who built his first fiberglass boat some 60 years ago, would have wanted.
"One of the first 100% manufactured fiberglass boats probably anywhere in the world, so he kind of pioneered the whole industry. I had no question about what I wanted to do, I wanted to be part of the company and third generation," said Hudson. In the early 1980's Shallow Sport revolutionized the flat boat industry with its high tech quadra-hedrel double tunnel design, and the sturdy shallow running boats are prized all along the Gulf coast from the Valley to Florida. "I am going to guess about 2,500 Shallow Sports on the water, and the neatest thing is most of them are still fishing today." While Shallow Sport is experiencing steady growth in the boat building marketplace and has plans to expand further up the East Coast, the emphasis will remain on craftsmanship. "Our main goal here at Shallow Sport is to maintain quality over quantity. Some of our dealers want us to build more boats, but we don't want to lose any of the quality. We want the boats to last a lifetime."


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Learning from Mary: The Feminine Vocation and American Law
Schiltz, Elizabeth R., Ave Maria Law Review
One of the most significant features of Catholic feminism, setting it apart from more conventional secular feminism, is its conviction that there are fundamental differences between men and women that are not simply biological and are not simply socially constructed. This conviction finds expression in a theory of gender identity known as "complementarity," which rejects both the position that there is no significant difference between men and women, and the position that there is a significant difference between men and women that renders men or women naturally and fundamentally unequal. Gender complementarity embraces both significant differentiation and fundamental equality among men and women. (1)
The rich anthropological and philosophical basis of the concept of complementarity has been developed in recent years by Pope John Paul II, (2) as well as Catholic philosophers such as Mary F. Rousseau and Sr. Prudence Allen, R.S.M. (3) These thinkers see complementarity as revelatory of the Trinitarian nature of God and the fundamentally relational nature of man. (4) The belief that we are all created in the image and likeness of God is the ultimate basis for each human's fundamental equality. (5) That same belief also underlies the conviction that biological gender distinctions have some ontological significance; the differences between the genders reflect different aspects of God revealed to us in our bodily form. But what is revealed to us by these differences is something more than simply the intrinsic value in having multiple representations of personhood to demonstrate the complexity of God. One of the aspects of God that is illuminated by these differences is the aspect of God as a Trinity--as three different persons in relation with one another. (6) We reach our highest potential as human beings when we strive for that aspect of divinity--relationship with others, specifically the relationship that involves giving of oneself to the other: the relationship of love.
Despite its sound theological and philosophical pedigree, the concept of complementarity can trouble a Catholic feminist. The concept can be tricky to apply in different contexts. It underlies many of the Catholic Church's most contentious positions in the "culture wars," including the doctrines that marriage should be limited to monogamous relationships between men and women and that only men can be ordained priests. It is easy to see how the concept could be used to perpetuate historic and outmoded gender stereotypes. Women could be seen as biologically and temperamentally best suited for motherhood to the exclusion of all other vocations. Men could be seen as biologically and temperamentally best suited to father children and then leave them behind in the care of their mothers to forge ahead in leadership roles in industry, politics, and business. To defend complementarity, it is thus necessary to have a robust view of the exact nature of the particular gifts (or genius) of women.
The challenge of giving enough substantive meaning to the term "genius of women" to prevent complementarity from being used either as an instrument of inequality between the genders or as a stumbling block to the acceptance of Church doctrine on issues such as male priesthood is one of the most important and challenging aspects of the charge Pope John Paul II gave to women in Evangelium Vitae: the challenge of articulating a "new feminism." (7) John Paul II began this task in his 1988 apostolic letter Mulieris Dignitatera, devoting its central third to a detailed analysis of Jesus Christ's relationships and conversations with the women in his life. (8) Exploring Jesus' encounters with Martha and Mary, with the Samaritan woman at the well, and with the woman caught in adultery, John Paul II demonstrates that Jesus clearly appreciated the genius of women as not merely a capacity for nurturing--as important as that is--but also as an intellectual or emotional talent facilitating their grasp of profound truths of faith. …


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You refuse to adhere to a certain lifestyle here or there, which is brave and admirable, so hitch up your wagon and get ready to swing by your next destination. The Gypsy Adult Costume features a white top with short sleeves, an attached black corset-like garment with front-facing gold trim, a magenta waist sash with an uneven cut and faux coin trim along the bottom, and a long blue skirt with a white pleated hem. At the upcoming festivals, your dances will fill all the villagers with such passions that they won't suspect for a second that you're taking all their gold and jewels away. Arrive at a fun and rowdy Halloween themed costume party and inspire a similar sentiment so that you can take care of your business and leave, all without ever having anyone suspect a thing.
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Innovation in Healthcare: from Research to Market
Flagey , Place Sainte-Croix (next to Place Flagey), 1050 Brussels, Belgium 30-31 March 2011
European Commission's DGs Research and Innovation, Enterprise and Industry and Health and Consumers jointly organized the Conference Innovation in Healthcare: from Research to Market, in Brussels on 30-31 March 2011.
Conference programme: here
Biographies and photographs of the speakers: (1.53MB)
Conference report: here
Press Articles:
- MedNous : How Europe can do better in life science.
- Scrip : EU Commission outlines plans for accessible & affordable healthcare innovation.
- Eucomed: Medical technology steps onto the EU stage at the Innovation in Healthcare conference.
- Edma: EDMA welcomes conclusions of Innovation in Healthcare Conference.
- Technology Transfer: European Commission focuses on technology transfer as key step in healthcare innovation.
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"sightLevel Pro is now a universal app, so you can utilize it on both your iPad2 and iPhone at no additional cost," Karen Auman said. "We think that you will love sightLevel's new functionality as well as its updated look." The engineered user interface is designed for both the iPad2 and iPhone displays.
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Nifty, but counterintuitive interface. Documentation, which is sorely needed, is non-existent. There is a calibration feature (just try to find it), but no hints on how to use it. The percent grade value is only loosely valid--sure, it starts out at zero % grade at horizontal and increases when tilted, but at vertical (infinite grade) it reads a bogus 45%. I tried to calibrate but it only got worse. Too bad that they didn't take just a few minutes to write a few sentences on how it works and its features. As is, a frustrating toy; little more.
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Of course there are ads! This is a FREE app. How else are they supposed to get paid? Besides, I have only seen thin strips of advertisements across the bottom of the screen and they were not distracting.
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The Moral Background:
In recent years, many disciplines have become interested in the scientific study of morality. However, a conceptual framework for this work is still lacking. In The Moral Background, Gabriel Abend develops just such a framework and uses it to investigate the history of business ethics in the United States from the 1850s to the 1930s.
According to Abend, morality consists of three levels: moral and immoral behavior, or the behavioral level; moral understandings and norms, or the normative level; and the moral background, which includes what moral concepts exist in a society, what moral methods can be used, what reasons can be given, and what objects can be morally evaluated at all. This background underlies the behavioral and normative levels; it supports, facilitates, and enables them.
Through this perspective, Abend historically examines the work of numerous business ethicists and organizations—such as Protestant ministers, business associations, and business schools—and identifies two types of moral background. "Standards of Practice" is characterized by its scientific worldview, moral relativism, and emphasis on individuals' actions and decisions. The "Christian Merchant" type is characterized by its Christian worldview, moral objectivism, and conception of a person's life as a unity.
The Moral Background offers both an original account of the history of business ethics and a novel framework for understanding and investigating morality in general.
Gabriel Abend is assistant professor of sociology at New York University.
"Abend combines history, philosophy, and social science to suggest a comprehensive base for understanding moral behavior. While the book's focus is on business ethics, the insights presented have many applications."--Choice
"[A] stimulating book, essential to understand the place of the business world . . . in the moral landscape of America today, but also . . . to grasp the contemporary trends in corporate social responsibility."--Michel Anteby, Sociologie du Travail
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"The Moral Background discerns and details moral patterns in the echo chamber where business protagonists talk, mostly to each other, about ethical motives, obligations, and opportunities. Abend has done a yeoman's job in excavating, analyzing, and systematizing the discursive surrounds of business ethics, pushing us all to think about who can and cannot be seen in the moral background."--Robin Wagner-Pacifici, European Journal of Sociology
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Raskle replied to thebigcat's topic in The LoungeSo, does she like Tottenham fans? Or, better question... would you jaundice her view of the guy because he happened to be one? Hmm??
Norman "Panthers aren't family enough"
Raskle replied to E CaT PanTHer 2's topic in Carolina PanthersI don't begrudge either side for how this turned out. It's business, and sometimes business takes a turn that you didn't expect or want in the first place, but can accept when it does. Gettleman didn't want to have this be a precedent for other players. Josh didn't want to be paid anything less than a top corner after one and a half good years. Imo, it worked out for both parties in the end, regardless of what the new draftees can do in our system, because both sides stuck to their guns and got what they wanted in a way. With that said, I understand that Washington and their reporters wanted to make the new guy look like a victim, so I don't fault them their article. But josh, please stop giving them ammunition... it's really just making you look like a jilted ex-girlfriend now.
Barclays Premier League- 2015/16 Season Thread
Raskle replied to DirtyMagic97's topic in NASCAR / SOCCERI swear that if Swansea poo the bed because they just don't care enough to field their better players, I'll be livid and lose all respect for them. Go out like a Lion.. not a lamb.
Summer 2016 Transfer Window
Raskle replied to DirtyMagic97's topic in NASCAR / SOCCERRumors flying that Poch will go after Lallana this summer for around £20 million. I can see that happening from our end, as he knows the player, and the I assume the player likes him too. But, I don't see Liverpool selling him to a rival like that. Guess we'll see. But, I really hope they decide to go after a proven EPL striker this summer to complement Kane. No more "but he did great in this league" disappointments. A striker with actual English experience is needed. Someone who can come in and score, and give Kane a break from playing every single game would be nice. (I know.. I'm dreaming, right?)
Football Outsiders Draft Grade: Panthers DEAD Last
Raskle replied to Saca312's topic in Carolina PanthersWell, I guess Igo was right... we ain't winning the April Championship Award again this year..... tell those guys to call us in March after we hoist the Lombardi, so we can refresh exactly how bad their idea of collating dumbass draftnik's grades was.
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Raskle replied to Dex's topic in The LoungeWhat?? Well, I guess it wouldn't be a requirement to keep up with the story, but I really enjoyed that series. Of course, I'll admit I've been a fan of Scott Bakula since his Quantum Leap days, so I'm probably a little biased, but overall, still a good show.
Smith's showing serious interest in buying Panthers
Raskle replied to SCP's topic in Carolina PanthersSure thing, as long as I get to be the Emilio Lopez (aka John Turturro's character) in this situation. I'm all for it!
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Smith's showing serious interest in buying Panthers
Raskle replied to SCP's topic in Carolina PanthersOk, so for those out of state here... why is this guy such a clown?
Barclays Premier League- 2015/16 Season Thread
Raskle replied to DirtyMagic97's topic in NASCAR / SOCCERAnd Chelsea were lucky not to get their fair share of cards too for the numerous sliding tackles with both feet raised, the forearms to the throat here and there inciting the retaliation you saw, and the six hundred dives they did. It's all in what the ref sees. Trust me, I know Clattenberg is poo, but it did go both ways.
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Raskle replied to DirtyMagic97's topic in NASCAR / SOCCERReally? I missed that, as I turned it off about 3/4s of the way through the game, and Clattenberg was pissing me off. I knew the score already, so I didn't see the point of getting angry. Between that, and Dembele's ridiculous eye-gouge attempt, not sure what the hell was going with my guys. This is not like them at all, and it's something that needs addressing quickly. I'm embarrassed, especially since that stupid punch by Alli should have them on guard against immature actions. Not proud by any means.
Jaguars not excersing 5th year option on Luke Joeckel
Raskle replied to The_Rainmaker's topic in Carolina PanthersThis is the first player in a long time I'd be willing to take a flyer on, since the upside could be high, with the cost commensurate. I doubt we'll see him in camp though, as I'm sure a lot of more needy teams will throw bags of cash at him to come in and try and start for their team instead. If we do think he'd fit in here, I'd like to see him go for the RT spot, with Williams still being groomed for LT. But, again, I doubt he's even on our radar. But, I could always be wrong too, lol.
Barclays Premier League- 2015/16 Season Thread
Raskle replied to DirtyMagic97's topic in NASCAR / SOCCERTo be fair though, when was the last time we've had this much parity too? If things keep going the way they have been, I can see this being an average for the title winners, and not the aberration. I'd like to think that the days of 3-4 teams taking the top spots every year, Fergie-time, and all the other things that make it a boring league are gone now. There's really not that much that separates the top from the bottom now, and I'm enjoying the hell out of that, regardless of where my team finishes.


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Gospel and Talmud
Herbert W. Basser
There are stories in Rabbinic literature of Jesus' arguing certain legal points, the exegesis of which was so good the Rabbis feared they could attract too much appreciation (Basser, 75–77). The Gospels also present material suggesting that Jesus bests his various Jewish opponents in legal argumentation. And while some might have been surprised at his control of the material, we should not be. For had it been otherwise, why would anyone have bothered to pay close attention? Undoubtedly, Jesus spoke the same language and used the same methods current with the other synagogue preachers of his day. We can demonstrate that what we have of his discussions with his interlocutors conforms to the manner now preserved in Rabbinic literature.
Jews have preserved an extensive literature throughout the ages. Their sacred books contain a considerable number of oral and written traditions that stretch back into the periods before Jesus. For instance, Michael Stone (1996) has shown how an eleventh-century Rabbi in Provence copied a document from a source at his disposal, Testament of Naphtali, that corresponds almost word for word with a scroll found near the Dead Sea that antedates the first century. (See also I. M. Ta-Shma, Rabbi Moses Hadarshan and the Apocryphal Literature [in Hebrew], Jerusalem 2001.)
For our purposes I refer to the methods of this vast literature as found in the Mishnah (m.), which dates to 200 CE, give or take a decade or two, and the Talmuds (one produced in the Galilee, called the Palestinian Talmud, or the Yerushalmi [y.], and another produced in Babylonia, called the Babylonian Talmud or Bavli [b.]), that discuss the Mishnah. The final date of editing of the Babylonian Talmud is thought to be around the sixth century, whereas that of the Palestinian Talmud is certainly a century or more earlier. I also draw upon sermonic materials based on Hebrew Scriptures: these constitute the midrashim of which we have a number of works. What we use here, Exodus Rabba and Tanhuma, are closely related and considered to be both edited after the seventh century, but they contain huge chunks of material that are hundreds of years older.
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Growth as I may have over doodled this one..
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Staedtler and Edding pens on bristol board.
This is so badass!
I think it looks awesome with just the black and white.
whoa...this is breath taking!
This is an amazing attention to detail, I actually feel quite intimidated lol
My drawings might looking impressive at first glance.. but if you look carefully you will see that they are just a build up of several random shapes working from 1.0mm, 0.7mm, 0.5mm, 0.3mm and 0.1mm .. then reflected and rotated... a light box and a compass are used to attain the perfect symmetry.. There, I hope that makes you feel better
mind blowing
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This is awesome, you managed to achieve a really nice balance between the heavily detailed and the mostly white parts. It gives it a really good sense of depth to it, almost as if there are multiple layers.
I plan to colour this one too... As you may have noticed.. there is a combination of mechanical parts and trees/leaves.. should be interesting in colour?
incredible work as usual!
I don't think you over doodle since you create good layers/depth here. I think if you look really close you may be confused a bit, but if you move away from the drawing it seems to flow real nicely. I love the sharp lines you have here and everything fits together nicely.
Thanks. I know what you mean... close up can be a bit confusing.. The real picture is 56cm on a 60cm piece of bristol board. When you stand back a bit.. it all comes together. I plan to colour this one too.. Should be interesting to see how that turns out... might take some time though
There is no such thing is over doing this drawing you did here, it's great how you did all of this, you should use color pencils or watercolor markers.
I have a set of prismacolor pencils ... and some faber castell marker pens... and Photoshop CS6..... aaaaargh! choices Thanks for your feedback
Wonderful job on this nature-themed piece. Hope to see the colored version.
awesome and exact as always!
I think this looks wonderful. I can't wait to see it with Color. It's going to look like a kaleidoscope.
you did it again Jim, very nice mandala!
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I really like this, it's almost like a sketched example of a troubled mind. A psychotropic brainstorm for once, instead of being hidden in the subconcious, it's borne on the outside to give an idea to our individuality.
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I took my first bicyle maintainence class last night and discovered our local bike co-op (The Hub). In my mind, I had imagined some hole in the wall with old yellow bikes parked outside.
(Some background: at one point, the Twin Cities had a Yellow Bike program, where they painted a bunch of bikes yellow, and people were free to use them if they came across one. Nice concept, but it must not have worked.)
Anyway, The place was so* great, and had such a terrific feeling to it. It felt like home when you walk in, and it was the opposite of the typical bike shop, which they refer to as "sports shops".
They have a bay you can rent for $5/hour that has all the tools, books and personal assistance you need. This is a really cool resource.
Anyway, back to the class. This was only the first night, so we learned how to change a flat, adjusted the derailleur, and took the freewheel cassette apart. It dawned on me how many things I bring my bike in for that I can fix with a hex wrench! It really helps to have someone there the first time you do stuff, because there's little efficiency tricks that are good to learn right from the start, and you can get bailed out if you screw up.
I almost destroyed my back wheel, and would have if he hadn't stopped me. The bike I was working on was an old '81 SR, and it had a very early cassette that is somehow incorporated into the wheel. When the cassette needs replacing, I'll have to replace the entire wheel! Anyway, I was putting on the "locking gear" or whatever that is called, and I screwed it on backwards because I matched the grime level of the rest of the gears (one side was clean so I assumed that side was protected). Luckily he he stopped me, and he was either teasing me or it was really* hard to get off.
It was a fun* night, I made new friends, it was cheap, and I feel really* really confident now about the things I've learned.
I know a lot of you are mechanically inclined on this forum, but if you're not, take one of these classes! There was only 3 of us in the class. One was a guy with a nice road bike, one was a woman with a comfort Schwinn, and there was me with an 81 SR. Our cassettes and deraileurs needed totally different techniques, so it was like getting 3 for 1 in the knowledge department.
Another benefit to taking a class is when something goes awry, they have replacements there. My SR is old, so I needed a rubber strip in my tire and he just handed me one. One of my springs was rusty and broke, and there was another. My tires were dried out, so I decided to replace them and it was just a trip into the next room.
Plus, if you're into old bikes like I am, finding a coop is great because they have a "graveyard" there full of cheap old parts.
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On Friday night, close to 100 people will step into the spotlight to have their heads shaved.
They'll sacrifice their locks for the St. Baldrick's Foundation, a nonprofit group raising money to fight childhood cancer.
Most of the shavees will be men willing to take up a cue-ball look. But then a team calling themselves A Bunch of Bald Chicks will step up. The all-women's team has pledged to shave their own locks in honor of children with cancer.
The team formed around three women — Norma Scifres, Liz Alonso and Katie Vescelus — who were united by their struggles with childhood cancer. Each has had a child who suffered from retinoblastoma, a rare cancer of the eye. Alonso's son had to have an eye removed, and Vescelus' son is blind after both eyes were taken out.
When they shave their heads to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation, it will be in honor of their own children's battles, as well as millions of other patients.
"We're not losing our hair by consequence. We're choosing to do this. We're holding hands and doing it together," Vescelus said. "All cancer victims, whether children or adults, they don't choose to lose their hair."
Vescelus is the de facto leader of the group. The Noblesville resident shaved her head last year for St. Baldrick's at an event on the north side of Indianapolis, and her experience inspired the other women to take part.
Her son, Matthias, is 4 years old. He was diagnosed at 3½ months with tumors in both eyes.
Only about 250 U.S. children each year are diagnosed with retinoblastomas. The cancer has an almost 100 percent survival rate if the tumor is discovered before it has spread from the eye. But because it grows quickly, doctors often can't catch it in time to treat it effectively.
Initial chemotherapy didn't work to destroy the cancer, so he had to have both eyes surgically removed.
The quiet little boy is learning to maneuver with a cane. But he runs, plays and gets into mischief on his own. He loves to swim and climb on everything and is learning to play the piano.
"We looked at it as nature's way of slowing this child down. He's terrifyingly active now. If he had vision, I can't imagine," Vescelus said, jokingly.
As a one-woman team in 2012, she raised almost $6,000. Her hope was that one other woman would join her to shave her head this year; instead, she's found eight others.
Scifres, Alonso and Vescelus met through an online forum for parents of children with retinoblastomas. They connected well online and were surprised to learn they all lived in the Indianapolis area.
When forming A Bunch of Bald Chicks, they recruited neighbors, sisters-in-law, mothers and Matthias' teacher.
"This is one of those things where you say, 'I'm going to shave my head.' Then all the sudden, you have friends saying they want to do it to," Vescelus said.
Alonso, a Greenwood resident, discovered her son Graham had an abnormality of the eye in the months after he was born. Taking hundreds of photos of Graham and his twin brother, Dylan, she noticed something odd in every shot.
Graham's right eye was a normal blue color, just like his brother's. But the left eye had a milky white look to it. The camera flash was capturing a tumor.
Graham was 6 months old at the time. Over the next eight months, he was treated and his left eye was removed.
That experience motivated Alonso to sign up for this year's St. Baldrick's Foundation event on the north side of Indianapolis.
"It was time. I wanted to do it last year, but I wasn't in the right head-space for it. It's been five years since we had our surgery, and so I thought this felt right," Alonso said.
Scifres had heard about St. Baldrick's through a friend, who had shaved his head at an event in Boston. The Greenwood resident didn't realize that women participated in the event until Vescelus shared her participation last year.
Her daughter, Torey, was diagnosed with retinoblastoma when she went to the doctor for her six-month checkup. The doctor shined a light in her eye and found something was wrong. After seeing a specialist, it was determined that Torey had a tumor.
She went through six rounds of chemotherapy and numerous exams under anesthesia at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Torey also required freezing therapy on her eye, where physicians would freeze the tumor using superchilled gas. The extremely low temperatures killed the cancer cells without damaging the surrounding eye.
Now 8 years old, Torey is healthy and cancer free. But Scifres wanted to do something to recognize the struggle her daughter, and entire family, went through.
"It's been so long since she had her cancer. Sometimes it's a good reminder of what she went through," Scifres said. "So much of the money St. Baldrick's raises goes back to research to cure these cancers. They go through all kinds of childhood cancers."
All of the women can appreciate that St. Baldrick's Foundation cause is focused on childhood cancers.
The money that is raised goes toward grants to institutions researching pediatric cancers.
Cancers that affect kids are severely underfunded, Vescelus said.
The total amount of cancer research funded by the National Cancer Institute was more than $5 billion. Childhood cancers only received 3.7 percent of that.
Of the money that St. Baldrick's raises, 82 percent goes to research. That's higher than most cancer organizations, and appealed to all three women.
"I don't care who finds the cure, as long as somebody does," Vescelus said.


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SNAP: An uncomplicated but lightweight toy with endless ways to play. No lights or whistles, but it will be used it for tracking, grasping, rolling, tossing, tasting and teething.
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Amazing play value has been rolled into one fabric ball. For newborns, the high contrast images printed on the fabric ball will be interesting to gaze at. They have used faces, targets, and patterns that will attract the visual attention of infants. The panels of the ball are piped with bright satin with lots of colorful ribbon taggies. Give it a shake to hear the jingling bell. This is one of those wonderful fabric toys that plays to all the senses and invites you to play early socializing games with your sitting up baby. A terrific gift for a baby shower or first visits. Marked for 6 months but this will be good as visual stimulation long before baby can reach out and touch.
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A new version of a classic spinning toy that is easy for baby to activate. Press down on the big green knob to make the colorful fish spin in the see-through dome. The centerpost is silvery and reflects the moving fish. There's a musical feature that may be too intrusive, but the good news is, you can turn off the sound and still get the action. This is one of those toys that give sitting up babies a sense of power by being able to make things happen. 6 months and up.
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An update of a classic; a multi-armed ball that infants can easily grab. This one is done in a short no-shed plush and felt-like finish. A smiling honey bear's head sits on top and plump paws with different patterns are attached on the side. Inside the arms of the ball is a fabric bee. Pull it out and it vibrates as it goes back into place. A quiet jingle bell is safely hidden inside. A good choice for sitting-up babies.
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I have this code, how can I allow it to accept all typical image formats? PNG, JPEG, JPG, GIF?
Here's what I have so far:
public void EncryptFile()
OpenFileDialog dialog = new OpenFileDialog();
dialog.Filter = "txt files (*.txt)|*.txt|All files (*.*)|*.*";
dialog.InitialDirectory = @"C:\";
dialog.Title = "Please select an image file to encrypt.";
if (dialog.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
//Encrypt the selected file. I'll do this later. :)
Notice that the filter is set to .txt files. I could change to PNG, but what of the other types?
Thanks SO!
I figure it out, this is how you do it:
dialog.Filter = "JPEG Files (*.jpeg)|*.jpeg|PNG Files (*.png)|*.png|JPG Files (*.jpg)|*.jpg|GIF Files (*.gif)|*.gif";


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you are not alone in the I want Ambrossia TK and EL...
Thunder Punch He-Man
Flying Fists He-Man
Terror Claws Skeletor
Dragon Blaster Skeletor
NA He-Man
NA Skeletor
Disks of Doom Skeletor
Ice Armor He-Man
Jungle Attack He-Man
Ice Armor Skeletor
Ambrossia Skeletor (I'd love Tri-Klops and EL, too!)
Honestly, I want all the vintage versions and a few of the 200X ones as well.
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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you are not alone in the I want Ambrossia TK and EL...
FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Crita is coming... Now I NEED SONGSTER! The Awesometastic Bard!
The variants I want (in order) are:
Terror Claws Skeletor
Dragon Blaster Skeletor
Snake Armor He-Man
Movie Skeletor
Ice Armor He-Man
NA He-Man
NA Skeletor
Fire Armor Skeletor
I'm also kinda interested to see BA Skeletor and Thunder Punch He-Man.
Going with the original rules:-
Classic (and I'm including minicomics)
Thunder Punch He-Man
Slime Pit He-Man
Dragon Blaster Skeletor
Battle Armour Skeletor
NA He-Man (the other 2 are just to similar to warrant extr releases)
NA Adam (TG said he was possible)
Discs of Doom Skeletor
NA Skeletor
Snake Armour He-Man
Ice Armour He-Man
Fire Armour Skeletor
Battle Sound Skeletor (without the sound, that would be an action feature)
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Do you know if his grave is actually in this cemetery?
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Check the Stoughton and Canton histories.
All of William Sr and Jr Wheelers are buried in the Canton corner cemetery.
William Jr b 1736 married Martha Crane
William Sr married 1 Abaigail Hartwell and 2nd Sarah Stearns
I have this from the Stoughton History chapter V11
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I am researching the Dutch Willemsen/Williamson line.
Our immigrant ancestor (1759) was Willem Gerritsen and Mary ?. (NYG&B Society RECORD.)
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Alice Looney
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I would suggest that this memorial be merged with that of Marie Anna Ruffner, #109988702 created by Maria Lynne vonGunden. They appear to be for the same person, although the birth dates are slightly different.
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I found another memorial in a different cemetery that seems to be for the same woman.
It's http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=88517445
Not sure which burial location is correct though she's confusing as is re: parents and possible children.
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Thanks for the transfers. I live in the area and will take good care of them.
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Thank you for his memorial. He is in my wifes line. I do have a question that you might be able to help me with. My wife has him being buried in Old Reformed Cemetery. Was Odd Fellows Cemetery once called Old Reformed Cemetery. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jim
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May I have your permission to download the photo of the gravestone of Elizabeth (Shuster) Cattell (Memorial# 71637733)?
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Hi Dave, I created a memorial for Sarah a while back and linked her to her daughter Caroline. She is buried in Malvern Cemetery in Iowa.
I can delete mine after you transfer yours to Malvern.
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In recent years, Memorial Day weekend has launched several arthouse success stories. "Before Midnight," as well as "Moonrise Kingdom" and "The Tree of Life" off the Cannes Film Festival all rank among the best specialized openers of their years. And even subtitled films have thrived on this date, with both "Fill the Void" and "The Intouchables" having good initial numbers. Though none of this year's openers were projected to be anything like those, several films managed to gain at least some traction with their initial numbers. (And Cannes, which will provide at least a few hits later this year, didn't provide the chance for new films just yet.)
The weekend was led by three films -- "The Dance of Reality" (ABKCO), "Words and Pictures" (Roadside Attractions) and "Cold in July" (IFC) -- from the most recent top three festivals in impact (Toronto and Sundance along with Cannes). While none had elevated expectations, each had some level of initial sampling that could lead to further expansion. Two other films, "Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia" (IFC) and "Stand Clear of the Closing Doors" (Oscilloscope), though more modest, deserve mention as well.
Two films not reporting include "Love Punch" (Ketchup Entertainment), which despite its Toronto Gala debut and stars Emma Thompson and Pierce Brosnan fared badly in reviews, and "The Angriest Man in Brooklyn" from one time top-drawer director Phil Alden Robinson ("Field of Dreams") and starring Robin Williams. Lionsgate had scattered theatrical dates to accompany its Video on Demand release, a rare attempt for a major company (heir partner Roadside Attractions has been a leader with this venue).
"The Dance of Reality" (ABKCO) - Criticwire: B; Metacritic: 77; Festivals include Cannes 2013, South by Southwest 2014
$24,970 in 2 theaters; PSA (per screen average): $12,485
Earlier this year, Sony Picture Classics opened "Jodorowsky's Dune" about the South American cult director known for "El Topo" and "The Holy Mountain," managing to get the documentary up to $566,000. "The Dance of Reality" is the director's first feature in over two decades. And in a bit of late-career irony, its distributor comes from the same company that originally handled "El Topo."
ABKCO is a high-end music conglomerate founded by the late Allan Klein, who at various points managed The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Their theatrical division has been mainly Jodorowsky over the years (including reissues and home video), but despite the long gap between films, he still returned to his previous home. The pick-up (following its Cannes premiere a year ago) was smartly noticed by Landmark Theaters, which in the 1970s was a leader in midnight shows and other counter-culture programming, and showcased the film at two theaters this weekend in New York and Los Angeles. Its North American premiere at South by Southwest also helped boost its visibility and confirmed Jodorowsky's still current appeal.
Helped by a strong New York Times review (the only featured on the front page of the movie section, calling it something close to a masterpiece), this is heading toward a more than respectable initial gross for an offbeat entry from a now 84-year-old director. Jodorowsky, as in earlier films, revels in surrealistic imagery and a unique, dream-like feel that helped gain him attention from high-end (more of the stoner variety) moviegoers of an earlier generation. This is a niche film, unlikely to do multiple millions or play many suburban runs. But its initial success shows it has potential to be a throwback to a past era when cult films like this could find a theatrical audience in key cities with younger audiences (likely including older ones with fond memories now) and make a decent specialized showing.
What comes next: Four more cities next Friday, with further runs nationally over the summer.


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A funeral service will be held Friday, May 9, for San Bernardino police Officer Shaun Jarvis, killed in an off-duty motorcycle crash on Highway 91 in Corona on Thursday, May 1, 2014.
Services will be held Friday, May 9, for an off-duty San Bernardino police motorcycle officer killed riding on Highway 91 in Corona, while the investigation into his death continues.
A funeral service for San Bernardino police Officer Shaun Jarvis, 30, of Beaumont, will be held at 10 a.m. at The Rock Church & World Outreach Center, 2345 S. Waterman Ave. in San Bernardino. The service is open to the public, said San Bernardino Police Department spokesman Lt. Rich Lawhead.
Arrangements are being handled by Weaver Mortuary and Crematory in Beaumont.
At least 30 witnesses have come forward to provide information to the California Highway Patrol, which is investigating after Jarvis was killed Thursday, May 1.
Jarvis was riding Harley-Davidson in the westbound carpool lane near West Grand Boulevard when a 2012 Kia Optima driven by Carolina Rodriguez, 29, of Corona, clipped him at 8:58 a.m. while switching from the fast lane to the carpool lane. The impact sent Jarvis flying over the highway divider wall and into the eastbound carpool lane. He was hit by a Toyota Corolla driven by Angeles Herrera, 46, of Perris.
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WILFRIED ZAHA inspired a late Palace comeback – then admitted he doesn't know what his future will ring.
It's my first goal for a while so I'll take it but I'm disappointed with the result
And his form will not have gone unnoticed by a host of Premier League clubs, while Didier Drogba is pushing the Abidjanborn star to play for the Ivory Coast. Despite the speculation he said: "I love it at Palace – the fans have got a lot of love for me, and it's a nice place to be. I try to keep my mind off January. When it comes I'll have to decide."
Posh made the perfect start with Grant McCann slotting home a George Boyd cross after six minutes.
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Krzysztof A. Sikorski; G. M. Trojan
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- Asymptotic Optimality of the Bisection Method
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Trojan, G. M.
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- The bisection method is shown to possess the asymptotically best rate of convergence for infinitely differentiable functions having zeros of arbitrary multiplicity. If the multiplicity of zeros is bounded methods are known which have asymptotically at least quadratic rate of convergence.
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