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Dictionary of Obstetrics and Gynecology (1988)
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ageing processes see breast carcinoma Polyzoospermia Hyperzoospermia Normozoospermia Asthenospermia Teratospermia Oligozoospermia Necrospermia Cryptospermia Azoospermia Aspermia Aspermatism Sperm count >250 mill.
Encyclopedia of Molecular Mechanisms of Disease (2009)
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We use sunscreen in the summer to protect ourselves from ultraviolet radiation from the sun. If we do not protect ourselves the ultraviolet radiation could cause sunburn and skin cancer. However, there are some places in the world where no amount of sunscreen will protect you, and the top of Bolivia's Licancabur volcano is prefect evidence of this.
Ultraviolet radiation is measured by an ultraviolet (UV) index that forecasts the strength of UV radiation from the sun. Here in the United States the UV index ranges from zero to a peak at about twelve. UV index is measured all over the world however, and in some areas the peaks extend well beyond what we could even imagine.
In December of 2003 during the summer of the southern hemisphere a world-record UV index of 43.3 was detected at Bolivia's Licancabur volcano. This level is similar to the surface radiation on Mars and you would have to be wearing a lead suit to protect yourselves from these dangerous rays. But why is it that we do not see our UV index soar this high during the summer in the northern hemisphere? The simple answer is that the high elevation of the Licancabur volcano made this high UV index possible
Generally areas of higher elevation will see higher peaks in their UV indexes. The higher index is because the higher in the atmosphere you go there are less air molecules to absorb and scatter the UV radiation. The measurement at the Licancabur volcano was taken at its peak which measures in at about 19,423 above sea level. Unlike the Licancabur volcano we are much closer to sea level and have more air molecules above us so a UV index like 43 will not work its way to the ground.
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The Linear Thermal Expansion and Alpha‐Gamma Transformation Temperature of Pure Iron4(1933); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1745153View Description Hide Description
An Inverse Boundary Value Problem in Electrodynamics4(1933); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1745154View Description Hide Description
From knowledge of the electromagnetic field at the surface of a half‐space due to a prescribed oscillatory source, is determined the unknown variation with depth of the conductivity and the dielectric constant. Unique solutions exist for these quantities.
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A theoretical expression for the evaporation of small spherical waterdrops in still air is developed from the general evaporation equation of Jeffreys. Experimental data for the evaporation of drops ranging from 25 to 2600 microns in diameter are obtained at several temperatures and relative humidities. After making approximate corrections for the cooling of the drops it is found that the results are in general agreement with the theoretical evapooration equation. Residual variations which are functions of the drop size and the difference between the water vapor density at the surface of the drop and at a distance from the drop are probably due to inaccuracies in the method used for computing the droptemperatures. The results of the paper furnish a means for computing the total time required for the complete evaporation of a drop of liquid water into a still atmosphere at any given temperature and relative humidity.
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If liquid, initially saturating the pores of a soil, is allowed to drain from that soil, no such complete drainage as occurs in a simple capillary tube is observed; large quantities of liquid are retained. The quantity of liquid held by the soil immediately after drainage gradually alters; it decreases to a stationary value and the liquid so held finally arranges itself in a stable distribution. Whatever be the distribution, the bounding liquid surfaces are capillary ones and subject to the laws of thermodynamics and capillarity; the Kelvin relation, in general determines the curvatures. The problem is considered for an ideal soil, that is an assemblage of spheres, of a single size, packed at random. There are in the ideal soil three types of distribution. First, there is a pendular region where the liquid is retained in the form of single rings of liquid wrapped around the axis of each pair of adjacent grains in contact. Second, there is a funicular region, which may be considered to arise by coalescence of the rings; we have two or more grain contacts imbedded in a single liquid mass, that is, webs of liquid enmeshing two or more grain contacts and which may involve many grains of the packing. There is, finally, a saturation region in which all pores are completely filled. The limits of each of these zones are determined. The funicular zone is a zone of hysteresis and all values between a normal minimum and complete saturation are usually possible. To calculate the normal minimum distribution the actual packing is replaced by an average packing of grains in hexagonal array and equally spaced to give the required porosity. The funicular distribution is now in the form of single rings wrapped around the axis of each pair of grains of the packing. The volume of each type of ring is determined in terms of (σ/ρghr), where σ is the surface tension of the liquid and ρ its density, r the grain radius, and h the height of the ring above a free liquid reference plane. The average volume of each type of ring is obtained for all rings confined between two given planes. From the average ring volume and the number of such in each cc of packed space, the total retention in each zone above saturation is found. The distribution, that is, the liquid retained in any lamina at a height h above the free liquid, is also given. The results are compared with the data of King.


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Dolphins kicking unit still in flux due to injuries
Injuries to kickers Caleb Sturgis and John Potter adds another layer of uncertainty to the Dolphins, who have been dealing with several injuries at other positions.
On Monday, the Miami Dolphins signed Jake Rogers to help augment a short-handed kicking unit that has been hampered lately with injuries. The team subsequently waived reserve kicker John Potter later that day.
Starting kicker Caleb Sturgis has been battling groin issues throughout camp and continues to be limited with just one preseason game left on the schedule.
Potter was the team's kicker during Saturday's 25-20 victory against the Dallas Cowboys but suffered a hip injury in the third quarter and did not return to action. He was brought in by the Dolphins on Aug. 15, the same day the team waived Danny Hrapmann, who was signed earlier in the month and played in the team's first preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons.
The revolving door of kickers adds yet another layer of uncertainty for the Dolphins, who have been dealing with several injuries lately at various positions.
Rogers, 27, recently spent time with the Cleveland Browns before being released on July 28. The journeyman originally entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the New Orleans Saints in 2011.
''It's a great opportunity and I'm excited to be here,'' Rogers said after Monday's practice.
He refused to consider he would be at a disadvantage given the fact that he's been brought in so late during the preseason.
''I wouldn't put it as a short time to prove yourself, I think it's just the fact of getting out there and getting used to it again,'' he said. ''I didn't really have the opportunity at the last place so it's exciting and new. I'm excited.''
Sturgis, originally drafted by the Dolphins in the fifth round of the 2013 draft, is still considered the starter for the team but has been limited in practice and has not been able to participate yet in the preseason. He was set to play in the team's second preseason game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but experienced a setback during pre-game warmups. He made 26 of 34 field-goal attempts last year, the fourth-worst completion average in the NFL at 76.5 percent.
The kicking unit spent Monday's practice mostly pacing about and observing practice. Rogers attempted several long-range kicks and went 3-for-4 in field goals while Sturgis looked on.
After practice, coach Joe Philbin downplayed the significance of the recent rash of injuries to his kickers.
''No, I think we're in good shape,'' he said. ''We have work to do, obviously, in all phases. But that's not uncommon after the third week of the preseason.''
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Days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall east of New Orleans, thousands remain stranded in the city, many without food or fresh water. The city's mayor has issued what he called an "Urgent SOS" for help.
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I was an easily startled young boy. Constantly nervous, painfully anxious. I was full to the brim with equal parts quiver and humor; shaking and hairless. I didn't care for people touching me. When, in school, physical contact was made, I usually responded with a flinch and an internal massacre. My stomach would tighten, breaths would shorten and a catch in my throat would pitch my voice, already a soprano, a few steps higher.
One day, when I was a startle away from burrowing into the wood chips of the playground, black and gray, with a hint of silver, spikes emerged from the backs of my arms, my shoulders, my calves and butt. Curved and piercing quills unsheathed from my pores. With a flick of a muscle an razor sharp and painful dagger would present itself to warn others.
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The extraordinary marble sculptural frieze that adorned the Parthenon, one of the most famous buildings of antiquity, has been evaluated and studied for centuries, so it is all the more admirable that another attempt is made by Jenifer Neils, Ruth Coutler Heede Professor of Art History at Case Western Reserve University.
As is well known much of the frieze had been removed in 1801 by Thomas Bruce, seventh Earl of Elgin, and this (along with other marble elements from the Athenian Acropolis) was purchased by the British Museum in 1816, where it has been on public display (beginning in 1817) ever since. The frieze at the west of the building was not removed by Elgin's crew (it was too difficult because the roofing system above it was still preserved); however this too was finally taken off the building in 1993 because of progressive air pollution damage. Several other parts made their way to Paris and even to Palermo, and other pieces have been identified among the numerous fragments of sculptures from the Acropolis.
The general idea is clear - a procession (men on horseback and in chariots, grooms, marshals, sacrificial animals, tray and jug carriers, and other officials) beginning at the southwest corner of the building and moving in two more-or-less parallel lines to the middle of the east, where the two files meet with seated gods and goddesses and an intriguing ritual scene over the front door (the so-called peplos ceremony).
A procession is a good subject with which to decorate such a long continuous Ionic frieze, allowing for multiple figures that move with the viewer to the front door of the temple; however even this choice is unusual. Furthermore, the subject matter on the frieze of the Parthenon appears to be related to the religious rituals of the Panathenaia held every four years - local history writ large where mythological events were normally found. So, not only was the decision to incorporate an Ionic frieze into essentially a Doric structure unusual, but the continuous subject matter sculptured into it was equally noteworthy.
It is not surprising, therefore, with much of the scholarship of ancient art being based on comparative analysis, that the study of the "unique" Parthenon frieze has presented so many challenges. Among these concerns is whether the narrative is unified in space and time, but these attempts have perhaps failed because such unity was likely not of concern to the artists or viewers of antiquity.
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The participants in the middle of the east frieze have been always a bone of contention because this scene, as the author writes, is "unique." Flanked by seated gods and goddesses, who literally turn their backs to the central narrative, the relationship between these two contiguous images (ritual and divine) is difficult to understand. Even more difficult to decipher is the so-called peplos scene because scholars are unable to come to a consensus on how to describe the physical remains.
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Hilton Garden Inn Baltimore/Owings Mills4770 Owings Mills Blvd, Owings Mills, Maryland, 21117, USA TEL: +1-410-654-0030 FAX: +1-410-654-0269
Things To Do
In and Around Town
Owings Mills Mall
Open daily. Mon. - Sat. from 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Sun. from 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. Walking distance from hotel.
Baltimore Inner Harbor
Great shopping, nightlife, and local attractions all can be found in the Inner Harbor 15 miles from the hotel.
Irvine Nature Center
Visitors are welcome daily from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tour the exhibit hall, visit the nature store, or hit the walking trails.


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It seems like a lot of people on here have multiple bikes, so what is your winter project?
After I got my motobecane set up as a fixed I was hooked, and now I got a line on an old Peugeot frame that needs new paint, so Ive started to envision a fun project.
Right now Im thinking about stripping the frame down, then applying gun bluing agent to it (any info on this would be appreciated).
Black wheels/hubs/spokes and a silver drivetrain would complete the look.
What do you guys have on your plates?


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The Blues welcome in the Panthers tonight. St. Louis is 17-8-and-2 after a win over the Islanders on Saturday. Florida is 11-7-and-7. The puck drops at 7 p.m. from the Scottrade Center.
The complete college football bowl schedule was released on Sunday.
The Tigers are heading to the Florida Citrus Bowl to play Minnesota. Missouri lost 42-13 to top-ranked Alabama in the SEC title game on Saturday to slip to 10-and-3.
Tavon Austin returned a punt 78 yards for a touchdown as the Rams routed the Redskins 24-0 at FedEx Field.
Boys Basketball...
Montgomery County Tournament...
Saint Louis suffered an 81-52 defeat against No. 8/10 Wichita State Saturday at INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita, Kan. The Billikens fall to 5-3 on the season,... more
After patiently waiting for his time to come, Blake Sims more than showed he was ready for the moment. With the fifth-year senior throwing for 262 yards and two... more
Martin Brodeur replaced an ineffective Jake Allen and stopped 14 of the 15 shots he faced as the Blues rallied for a 6-4 win over the Islanders in New York.
The St. Louis Rams are locking up punter Johnny Hekker with a six-year contract extension through 2020.
The KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week is Sophomore Lauren Gerlemann from New Haven High School.
Back in their days, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft were known for trust-busting. In an era of price-fixing, crony capitalism and corruption their actions helped to create more opportunities in the marketplace by creating competition.
Our nation's founders were well versed in the lessons of the history that preceded them. They knew of power's natural tendency to escalate into greater power.
So they included the Bill of Rights, based on the notion of individual self-determination.


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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, one of the jailed members of the band Pussy Riot, has gone on a hunger strike to protest inhumane conditions in the work camp where she is serving her sentence.
She was arrested for Pussy Riot's performance in Moscow's largest cathedral last February alongside three of her bandmates.
Tolokonnikova has written a letter detailing her life behind bars and the horrible conditions that she and fellow inmates face. She's in Penal Colony no. 14 in Mordovia. According to the labor code, inmates should only work eight hours a day, however as Tolokonnikova horrifically details in her letter, her brigade usually works 16-17 hours a day, from early morning to past midnight. They get four hours of sleep at night, at best, and are only allowed a day off every six weeks. Sundays are still considered a work day and if inmates want a weekend off, they must petition for it.
When inmates can't complete their work days, they are humiliated in front of everyone.
While Tolokonnikova hasn't experienced violence while she's been serving her sentence, she's seen it all around her. She brutally details women being "hit in the kidneys, in the face." She speaks of a woman who was beaten to death, but it was covered up by saying she died of a stroke. Prisoners with ties to the administration will dole out the hazings of other women to keep them in line.
Tolokonnikova says that it creates an anxiety ridden, sleep deprived environment--one that is constantly on the verge of breaking down over the smallest things. She gives two recent examples of this.
Just recently, a young woman got stabbed in the head with a pair of scissors because she didn't turn in a pair of pants on time. Another tried to cut her own stomach open with a hacksaw. They stopped her.
Beyond the hazing, other "informal" punishments include not being allowed to bathe, use the restroom, losing tea-room privileges or even being forced to stay outside until lights out despite the weather.
A Mordovia prison spokesperson says that Tolokonnikova's claims are false.
She wishes she had taken action sooner, when she first filed a complaint in May 2013. She will refuse food until her concerns for her and her fellow inmates are met.
Therefore, beginning 23 September, I am going on hunger strike and refusing to participate in colony slave labor. I will do this until the administration starts obeying the law and stops treating incarcerated women like cattle ejected from the realm of justice for the purpose of stoking the production of the sewing industry; until they start treating us like humans.
In May, Tolokonnikova's fellow bandmate, Maria Alyokhina, who is currently serving in the Perm region, also went on a hunger strike. It lasted for 11 days and prison authorities met many of her demands.
Tolokonnikova was recently moved to isolation for her safety since her announcement. Her spokesperson confirmed that she was "put in a safe place. She didn't tell me anything about a punishment cell."
Both Alyokhina and Tolokonnikova are set to be released next spring. You can read Tolokonnikova's letter in full here.


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Issue date: Wednesday, April 16, 1952
Pages available: 14
Previous edition: Monday, April 14, 1952
Next edition: Saturday, April 19, 1952
Publication name: Zanesville Times Recorder
Location: Zanesville, Ohio
Pages available: 279,807
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Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - April 16, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio Southeastern Ohio's Largest Newspaper Goes Into Homes Every Horning The Times Recorder News Only Paper Delivered By RFD The Same Day It Is Printed 5TH 91 PBOSTE 16 FACES ZANESVILLE. APRIL 1952 WEATHEKi MIIJJKK FIVE CENTS Eisenhower Leads In Jersey ITHERE 15 DIED IN FIERY CRASH Fifteen of the 17 men aboard B-36 bomber were killed in this fiery crash at Spokane. yes- The huge world's largest skidded along a armer's wheat field and burst into flames. The two survivors were DO badly burned to tell how they escaped or to give any details on tie crash. Press Vorld's Largest Bomber Fails Killing 15 Men April 10-engine B3G bomber Itered and fell on takeoff at Fairchild Air Force Base early to killing 15 of the 17 men aboard. The huge world's largest crashed through a fence the end of the runway and burst into flames In a farmer's tvheat leaving bits of wreck- Britain Agrees To Three-Nation Defense Pact age in its wake. Somehow two D. Mershon Estate Valued At Million The estate of Ralph D. native of estimated than when he ied Feb. 14 in Miami was ppraised at in an In- entory filed in the county judge's in Miami yesterday. It is believed to have been the reatesi fortune ever amassed by Zanesville person. Miss Hope who resides in the Hotel .ogge is a sister of the late iventor and electrical Mershon willed most of his es- itc in trust to Ohio State univer- ity under certain conditions and ffered his Bayfront home in Mi- mi for vacation occupancy by ISU officials and personnel. The inventory listed most of the state in securities. real estate is valued at 00 and the cash in banks and on and amounted to In a will filed in Miami on Feb. Mershon provided for iis to M. L. Mer- hon and the same .mount to James his at- to Dr. W. E. Miami 00 to William his ac- to Leon caretak- T of his nonth a house and 40 icres of each to M 5. Simonds and William and to Edith of Colum- described in the will as ife friend. The will was dated 1948 md bore seven codicils. It provides the remainder of the Mershon estate goes to establishi- ng the Ralph D. Mershon r'und at Ohio Proceeds ofj nvestments are to be used for car-' They were seriously burned and suffered shock. They were unable speak to investigators. The B36 hit with terrific force and pieces fell off as it bounced along the ground. It stopped in the edge of farmer Ernest Alfs wheat field and burned fiercely. were awakened by this aw- ful crash and as we got out of bed all we could see was a big Alf said. crash made an awful ex- he aded. lit up the room like it was daylight. It looked Like it was only a block away but it was a half The B36 with its huge swept back wing was virtually a shell in min- men survived. Taft Showing Surprising Strength In Battle For Important Primary Votes Stassen Running Poor Third On GOP Ticket While Kef auver Rolls Up Impressive Total On Democrat Side N. April Dwight Eisen- hower tonight swept toward victory in the New Jersey first Eastern industrial testing ground in Lhe GOP presidential race. But Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio could claim in a strong second place without I campaigning after ho tried unsuo D- Jpnt cessfully to get his name off the I 1 only the expected had happened. F eace 1 reaty The Newark supported no predicted Wltft Eisenhower would win. The general's potential ictory seahied likely to give him the ma- jority of the state's 38 delegates April 16 agreed today to enter into a 17-year mutual defense ac- cord with West Germany and j to the July Chicago nominating con- Through the mechanism of the'vention. Taft might get a few of European Defense Community Britain promised to rush aid to those former enemies if they are attacked. West Germany and Italy agreed in return to fight alongside Britain if the British are attacked in Europe. Britain reached agreement on the subject with the six EDC part- The Neth- West Ger- many and While she will remain outside the EDCt she bound herself to par- ticipate in the automatic mutual defense arrangements that will go into effect when the group is final- ly formed. Western diplomats hope the Brit- ish action will speed final organi- sation of the under which sponsors hop2 to build a one-uni- form European army including West German troops. them. At least one unopposed can- didate who was elected is a sup- porter of former Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota. In of the count in the state-wide popularity but not legally binding on the Eisenhower Taft Stassen In the Democratic Sen. Estes Kefauver of ex- Three Related Pacts Set Up Defense System MINNESOTA Gtand DULUTH ST. PAWS woasr tiooo MAY BRING KfCOttO HIGH JO 3 SfAJt ARfA MISSOURI tM flfCORP CHEST. SITUATION 7OKMC0 THOUSANDS Ftff HOMES NEBRASKAV- River Crest Reaches Record High Nearly Made Homeless In Disaster April River which President Truman aims to see first-hand intensified tonight in this flood battered midlands America's valley of misery. The number of of towns and of arif's smashed by the un- power of millions of tons of rolling water climbed higher. Tho Ri-d Cross reported or more than per- are homeless because of Mid- west floods. Hut Omaha and Council la.-with the worst due Thursday j morning -still were ahead in the idramatic fight gainst nature. The levees and flood walls still con- iaim-d the chocolate col- tored water iha1. pressed against higher and harder than their I builders had dreamed. Fully two-thirds of Council a city of stood in ghostly abandoned to the flood that KEY AREAS OF FLOOD HAVOC This map shows where the may or may bit it. Thirty-four Missouri and Mississippi river floods are spreading devastation over 'thousand in the city and an- April vvido While in North Dakota tho Red River of the North made iother across the river in Truman today signed the Japanese Peace Treaty which will formally end the long and bitter struggle that began when Japanese bombers rained destruction on the U. S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Har- Dec. 1941. The State Department announced crime buster and coonskin become effective ran away from u restoring Japan to inde- scattered field of writer candi-j d u sovereignty over dates. But he may not get the hnmo RU affPr to Page Rioting Convicts utes. The was taking off on a routine train-1 ing flight from some 10 miles west of Military policemen raced to the scene and threw a guard around the plane. Fairchild said it couldn't con- firm Alf report that the B36 blew up. Air Force officials said they were unable to determine the cause of the crash immediately. The B36 caries gallons of gasoline and has a range of miles with its four jet and six piston engines. Fairchild said the plane got off the ground but faltered and ripped through the fence at a.m. EST. Alf said was in a matter of minutes. The big bombers have been based here since last summer. One crashed and burned completely last January while coming in for a landing. The crew escaped se- rious injury. VVJVJ VJV-A JlAdll VA l_rVJWO. _ Britain was committed to come'I i the defense of Vi US As Hostages to The Netherlands and Luxembourg under terms of the Brussels jher home islands 6Va years after the end of World War IL President Truman signed his name to the blue-and-gold bound document at p. EST. The President also affixed his signature to three related treaties designed to set up a new Pacific signed in 1948 to run for 50 years. bomber She is to Italy the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and by the pres- ence of British to help de- fend West Germany. The practical effect of the new action is to ex- tend and reinforce the ties with Italy and West The ef- fects be largely legal and psychological. But the new obliga- tions are automatic and more iron- clad than those involved in a Foreign Office spokesman said. Captain Claims Self Defense NEW April 15 A sea captain accused of fatally shooting a handcuffed Negro crew- man testified today he loaded his pistol only after the crewman came at shouting Capt. Franklin B. of 77 Hugenot N. is on trial in federal court on a charge of involuntary manslaugh- ter. He faces a maximum sentence j of 10 years if convicted. He is accused of firing three shots into the body of William Har-j of New a nearly homeless in the Fargo-Moorehcad section. Omaha suburbs nad given up their Court Enjoins New Strike By Rail Unions Press Wirephoto himes just in case flood waters hit them. That was the picture as the White House announced today that i President Truman has asked seven 1 Mid-Western governors to meet .with him here tomorrow to discuss measures for dealing with the flood emergency. Thc list of governors was just about a roll call of states in the April 15 A throes of flood not only Allies Assail Phony Issue Of Neutral Russia April 16 Allies scolded Reds again today for trying railroad unions to strike againstifrom the Upper Mississippi River use the of Russian f the but said the and the Red Rivor of the neutrality as a bargaining should not bo An Associated Prpss rheck federal judge today forbade the Missouri but also collective Spokesmen for the in the deadlocked Korean armi- stice talks. In a statement in advance firemen and of today's 11 a.m. session I said they would appeal tho prelim-. showed a minimum of 87 towns to Page at United not Command inary injunction ordered by Judge Emcnch B. Freed. One union officer linked today's' defense system aimed at blocking thc Unitcd Nations Command the extension of Soviet Russia's directly or that strategic area. 'has been of thc steel and de- One of the security withifabricated by thc nounced .seizure gives the United States the issue of i ruling with government's sei gives me unnea siaies with the Tho judge said his injunction right to station military forces in problem of a realistic armistice1 not the solution to thc dispute over Steel Strike In N. April 15 Rioting convicts held four Trenton State Prison employes hostage to- day in the prison print shop and 1 T shouted demands for the around Japan Uie safcty of lhc Unitcd Na_ waRPS and conditions April 15 w protect it against the Communist tlons Command troops which can which has rxisu'd for a period of Mediation efforts 10 get a union- of the warden. Fifty-eight convicts barricaded themselves in the print shop and would not talk to prison officials until two newspapermen were brought in as witnesses to their demands. not giving up. We're out- laws from the word the scum of society. We know we're going to get the worst of yelled convict William my The statement referred to two spokesman for the embattled prisoners. Dickens said the disgruntled con- 1 some of whom took part inj two previous riots within the past' demanded the removal Warden William Carty and an in-1 forces of Red China and Russia. The other pacts are with The Philippines and with Australia and New Zealand. President Truman is expected to nominate Robert D. pos- sibly as the first post- war ambassador to Japan. now in this has been am- bassador to Belgium for the past during an two years. Strikes rruLV rf thT s p r a w 1 i n g. j m COLUMBUS a April 15 be threatened by a buildup of ene- throe management settlement in the Finding a ho seized steel industry were dropped was the duty of today amid speculation that the CIQ steelworkers a raise. key issues blocking agreement onithr- railroads and the unions in- government itself now will give the truce Communist in- sistence on Russia as one of six neutral nations to police a and an Allied demand for a ban The he in the Such an action inevitably would interests of national exer- mean a new and bitter court fight cise its power to prevent irrepara- in addition to the one the steel on airfield construction' ble by granting the companies already are waging crowded state prison. i of Justice Department attorneys against last week's seizure action _ i for thc injunction. Thoy acted for itself. Communist truce whlch con1roi of negotiations after have hinted repeatedly a wUlmg. tho raliroads Aug seven days of fruitless government ness to withdraw Russia s nomma- 1950_ when a nation.wide strike was efforts to get thc pames into agree- turn if the Allies retreat from their thrf ment was announced by Acting De- position on airfields. Canted a pre- Mobilize John R. Steelman Tuesday's meeting on truce su- Uminary injunction replacing the who dismissed the negotiators and pervision lasted only 25 temporary restraining order whirh told the rival delegations using .judRp Freod issued on March at this Morrow county reported a case of thc iguagc which a strikp Ir had timo not bo X marked Monday's record 15-second hPf.n against thf Now York Nathan chairman of No Publicity In Trial on civilian military had been one of Mershon's j deals during the time he April 15 aboard the Isbrandtsen unc -he university and later in life. The racl and Jordan have extended to freighter Flying Trader while she Yill sDOcifiesi that in the event the'April 30 an agreement intended to was enroute from the Philippines film industry he agreed Imiversitv fails to abide bv the pro-i eliminate border it to Japan last Oct. 25. today to let a judge decide whether dsions the remainder of the for-i officially announced Weaver said he did not take his .he's guilty in the shooting of his tune goes to the Boy Scouts The signed by dele-1 pistol from his room until he heard wife's agent. county covered by the disease its current outbreak. New cases were in Van and Madison each of which had reported previous out- SANTA April and hogs. now is free of sessjOn Not To Meet April 15 Aly Khan was described as sur- Tm' f i prised today at Paris reports that linrs meeting is being arranged be- America. Thc case will be decided on the fected in Clinton county are out from under quarantine. Nine of 11 'gates is to'run to fthat the pantryman was and April 15. It provides for stricter j chasing the first mate.'1 basis of a transcript of the grand ruaranlmes have been lifted in control by both sides to prevent in-j Jury's proceedings when it indicted jaycltc filtration and frontier him. The procedure avoids any tes-i AEC Tests Atom Device LAS Ncv.. April second nuclear blast t MJIUU.-I i council H.MICU Atomic E n e r R y Commission's j in an exchange of flre between spring series flashed qmcWy to- itary israci and Egypt. nols Glass was closed day in tho southern Nevada sky. j_______________ Tho AEC's term' ILinttWll nilVA 4 _j two Jewish workers' strike were reported killed and three wounded from ambush near Jordan frontier On the Egyptian an reported killed 0 April 15 today over the firing of one employe. Some workers in the divi-i mer timony about the relations of Wan-1 ger's Joan Bennett and agent Lanp. LslU VlTlClUl Thus the judge will rule without the versions of any of tho princi- pals in evidence. They did not pear when the grand iury voted OM April 15 I rr OO JOO Jo- indictment of assault with w. a CIO United Rub- to commit murder against the for-jber Workers vice today Pickets Curtail tween him and PJta Hayworth. Aly here for horse plans to go to France this'-pi o week to see his ailing the f HOne SerVlCe Aga Khan. A reporter told Aly there was a1 report his Paris Charles Apr .1 of t CLKVELAND Pickets m cities Miss Haywor'h's lawyer in York to arrange- a meeting wr-st of and tho Wage Stabilization Board St. Tfiminal recommendations The preliminary injunction is ef- the had turned fectivc- until Judge Frr-rrd con- with Steelman. He said duK hearing on tho merits further thero was no indica- of the caso and tho question of for manage- grant.ng a permanent injunction mtjnt and the workers would con- p- union from rontinuing talking on their own. or sproad.ng it to did say that govern- effor's '.'.ill but add- f-d are up to President Tru- man and of Commerce r.ominal manager of the 1 for the govornment. Srpc-lmar. -AouM not speculate on nature. Sawyor- went quickly to the a move sug- had received a letter from I K' Co's the.r gesting action. lie into conffT'T.ce President Truman shortly after in the om- rr jsifienfial of tho mansion. of of thc Academy of Mo- sion were made idle by the strike tjon picture Arts and Sciences. jbut other units of the huge snot nim because he broke up imy the 57-year-old Wanger O April 15 a movie first aid during atomic will be given its first pub- firm kept going. for an experimental Movie Premier dropped over Yucca Flat by an air force B-29. Even in the bril-ifOr liant morning thc explo-i sion was visible in Las miles away. But it was neither felt nor hore There wore no reports _ damasre To observers here the lie showing m Bcllaire April The compariy declared the un-i April 15 atincarcd larger than the Thp movie was filmed namca man was nred for Associated Collegiate Ss opener two weeks but in_0hio_by an Ohio the nuclear cloud was quickly dis- Pickets were posted by Local 7001 told police after the shooting in a of the AFL-Flint Glass Workers un- Beverly Hills parking lot last ion. The union said a man was 113. fired for parking in a zone. HONOR RATING sipated. Troops were not Involved in the It will be the second movie pre- miere in Bellaire in less than six months. Bob Hope's current com- a forerunner to tho maneu- cdy was shown here last Novenv vcrs opening next week. bcr. Harry union international said the walkout was un- authorized. The division makes table ware such as drinking glasses. has given an All-American rating to The campus daily accepted appointment by Presi-1 replied. him with who has divorce. nothing about it for a dent Truman to the National Wage Stabilization Board. His acceptance was announced by L. S. CIO-URW president. Childs was at Toronto for a meeting of the Canadian sec- tion of tho union's policy commit- British Defense Head Visits Eisenhower PAPJS. April Western Co a H- II sub- file Weather the M f __ un- ion in a dispu'o cloudy nationally in NV.v York. shghtly in afternoon. Thurs- Ohio tho cities where warmer with showers pickets appoared Tuesday's Canton Co- to i m...... R ir. 44 Davton and Tok-do. Vj p' 42 A normal force for the dav if 12 Marshal Viscount have been 14000 Ohio Ecil tee. ish minister of flew added. President Truman announced 1 Paris today for a short visit the appointment last week old IMPROVING ing thc resignation from the WSB'Dwight D. and April 15 ZANESVILLE SKIES TODAY Sv.rr.s-- Thursday Quarter Thursdav 5 49 a. 7.07 p. m. 2.07 a. m. a. m. pers in the nalicr. rated thc award. Workers vice president. Jthe subject of the conversations. well enough to go outdoors. m. figure down and the biade turned toward the west. 3 1 t- X i vv ;


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You either grow up in a sports family or you don't and us? We're a big sports family. We spent nearly every waking Sunday watching one of the following teams play: Dodgers, Raiders, Rams, Lakers, Kings, and even the now-defunct indoor soccer team known as The Lazers.
And there is such a thing as too much sports spectating - but rather than write off the Super Bowl, overexposure means I get into the game. I'm the most dangerous type of football fan of all because I'm as fair-weather as they come yet as passionate as can be. So, each year on that fated afternoon, I channel my father and I doggedly watch, heckle, yell, and even pound my fist out of frustration a coupla times -- even if I have no real interest in the outcome.
All that aside, this year I'm making this twist on the classic ricotta-and-spinach-stuffed shells. That pasta dish was in regular rotation growing up and it was quite possibly my favorite comfort food. For game day, I upped the ante and threw in some chorizo for a bit more heft and a smoky note, which makes for a winner. So, no matter who wins on Sunday, I'm certain that there will be no arguments about this recipe. Unless we run out -- then all bets are off.
about 25 to 30 shells
plus more for the pan
finely chopped
removed from casing and crumbled
stemmed and leaves finely chopped
lightly beaten
Bring a large pot of heavily salted water to a boil over high heat. Cook the pasta according to package directions. Rinse under cold water and pat dry thoroughly.
Shells can be cooked off up to four days ahead. Oil lightly to prevent from sticking, cool, then store refrigerated in an airtight container.
Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and chorizo and cook until browned, about 5 minutes. Drain off all but 1 tablespoon of the drippings and return the pan (with the chorizo and onions still in it) to the stove.
Add tomatoes, season with sugar, salt, and freshly ground black pepper, and simmer until sauce is slightly thickened, at least 10 minutes. Set aside to cool slightly. Meanwhile, coat 2.5 to 3-quart baking dish with oil and set aside.
If the tomatoes are particularly sour, you may need to add additional sugar. Sauce can be made up to four days ahead and stored refrigerated in an airtight container.
Heat the oven to 375°F and arrange a rack in the middle. Meanwhile, combine remaining ingredients in a large bowl and mix to evenly combine.
Spoon half of the sauce in prepared dish. Stuff each pasta shell with a heaping tablespoon of the filling and arrange the stuffed shells in the dish. Spoon remaining sauce over the shells and cover with aluminum foil.
Shells can be assemble up to two days ahead. Store refrigerated until ready to bake.
Bake until pasta is cooked through and sauce begins to bubble, about 25 to 30 minutes. Let rest 5 to 10 minutes before serving.
Pasta can be made up to two days ahead. Reheat in a 300°F oven until warmed through.
Photo by Robin Jolin // Food Styling by Aida Mollenkamp


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By Lora Wilson
I am a 50-year-old living kidney donor, and I am learning how to run in order to compete in the first-ever living donor competitions at the U.S. Transplant Games this summer in Madison, Wisconsin. In training for the games, I have discovered surprising similarities between living donation and running.
With both endeavors, my mind and concept of myself presented greater obstacles than my physical condition. I always thought of myself as having greater intellectual capacity than physical stamina, and therefore only reluctantly attempted athletic activities. Living donation taught me that my body is much stronger than I had realized. Barring medical contraindications, most of us have the capacity to do more with our bodies than we ever imagine and can do so if we walk around the fear of failure that blocks the starting line for the journey.
Start from where you are, here and now. The illusion of perfection kept me from striving for activities that appeared to be beyond my reach. I once thought that I needed to be a perfect physical specimen (or at least 15 pounds lighter) to be a living kidney donor or to compete in a race, but really I just needed to take the first step, and then the step after that, and so on. While I was waiting for the exact right time to start, I always found really good excuses to keep me from taking that critical first step. However, once I took that step, I found that I could build on that success to move forward.
Patience is essential to the process. With living donation, many tests over an extended period of time are needed to determine the suitability of a potential donor. With running, the process of gradually building up strength, endurance and speed should not be rushed. Hurrying either process could lead to harm. Early in my training, I found myself trying to do too much, too soon which is probably the number one mistake of new runners. This resulted in painful injuries and lost training days while I recovered from my overly ambitious workouts.
Step out of your comfort zone. Pre operative tests and blood work are no one's idea of fun, but these were necessary inconveniences on my journey to living donation. Consenting to these violations of my personal comfort zone prepared me for the larger inconvenience of the surgery and recovery. After a lifetime of good health without major surgery, I was humbled to be a patient with IVs and a catheter. Likewise, it's been a chore to get out of my warm bed as early as 5 am to run before work or to push myself to go a little bit further, or a tiny bit faster.
See the potential within. There's a legend that a child watched Michelangelo turn a block of marble rejected by another sculptor into his masterpiece, David. Upon seeing the completed statue he asked the artist, "How did you know he was in there?" Michelangelo answered, "I just took away everything that wasn't David." Have the vision to look inside yourself to discover the living donor or the athlete who may be there, and challenge yourself to chisel away all that keeps you from displaying that inner beauty for all to see.
Do it for a higher purpose. If someone you loved were suffering, you would do everything in your power to help them, even if it would cause you pain. At the time I decided to donate my kidney, I knew at least three people who were waiting for the gift of life. I gave as a non-directed donor to help all of them to get one step closer to a transplant by getting my most compatible recipient off of the list. The 80,000 plus individuals who currently wait inspire me to run through discomfort and inconveniences to demonstrate that living donors are ordinary people who continue to enjoy good health post-donation.
The point of the living donor competitions in the Transplant Games is to inspire others to follow in my footsteps by considering living donation. I don't enjoy running, yet I hope that one day I will. I have learned that doing something you don't love is so much easier when you do it with love.
Lora Wilson is a non-directed kidney donor. Follow Lora as she blogs about her experiences with the U.S. Transplant Games.


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- junaid February 11, 2014
Flowers are the inspiration for me. Inspiration is the first and the most important step in the design process. Decorating home with flowers make the fresh looks to the home. Thank you for sharing the post.
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