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Hallinan, Conn M., Foreign Policy in Focus
March 1, 2004
In 1994, when President Bill Clinton sent 20,000 American troops into Haiti to restore Jean-Bernard Aristide to the presidency, there was widespread support for a mission aimed at restoring democracy and relieving the misery of the Haitian people. It also seemed to herald a new day in the post-cold war world, when American invasions were not automatically synonymous with supporting some Latin American caudillo or South East Asian despot.
With the exception of the isolationist Right, virtually every voice in the political spectrum cheered the policy of "liberal intervention." The use of American power to make good things happen was a heady drug.
Unfortunately, an addictive one.
Although there is no question that the 1994 intervention was good for Haiti, military intervention has turned out to be fraught with problems, particularly when it is wielded by one country.
Liberal Interventionism Ran Off the Rails
It is tempting to pin the problematical aspects of the policy on the Bush administration and its coterie of aggressive, neocon policymakers. But the fissures in "liberal intervention" began showing up long before the Republicans took control of the White House.
The Yugoslav war is a case in point.
On the surface the rationale for an intervention seemed straightforward. Serbia's President, Slobodan Milosevic was a thug who was oppressing Albanians in the Serbian province of Kosovo. Or at least that was how the war was sold. On the ground things were a little more complex, as they often are in the Balkans.
Milosevic was certainly a thug, but so was Croatia's President, Franjo Tudjman, and we were fine with him. Milosevic did, indeed, oppress Albanians in Kosovo, but the Kosovo Liberation Army was hardly representative of goodness and democracy. Many KLA members--including most the leaders--were no less thuggish than Milosevic, and according to Interpol, deeply engaged in Europe's largest drug ring.
Was there cause for military intervention? Could there have been a resolution short of war? We will never know, because the Serbs were presented with an ultimatum at Rambouillet designed to start a war.
The Americans demanded that Serbia surrender its sovereignty, exactly what the Austro-Hungarian Empire demanded of Serbia following the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand in 1914. Back then the Serbs said no and the Austrians launched World War 1.
"Rambouillet," argues Dan Goure of the conservative Center for Strategic and International Studies, "was not a negotiation, it was a setup, a lynch party."
Was Yugoslavia "liberal intervention" like Haiti? Questionable. There was a human rights crisis in Kosovo, but it was the war that kicked off the worst aspect of it, the forced expulsion of Albanians from Kosovo. And unlike Haiti, in Yugoslavia the U.S. and NATO went for the jugular. Power plants and water pumping stations were bombed. The electrical grid and energy systems were flattened, and transportation networks were systemically destroyed. The bombing campaign was a direct violation of articles 48, 51, and 54 of Protocol I, Part IV, of the Geneva Conventions. In short, a war crime.
The allies also saturated the country with depleted uranium and cluster bombs. Needless to say, the victims of the war were primarily Serbian civilians.
The Yugoslav war was where "liberal intervention" ran off the rails. The first sign of that was when the Clinton administration sidelined the United Nations and used the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) instead. The U.S. dominates NATO in a way that it could never hope to dominate the UN, and that fact allowed the U.S. military to carry out the kind of war it wanted, a war the UN might well have put the brakes on.
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Well it's the start of a new thread. I hope everyone is well and having a good summer. It's been so quiet in here lately. Wishing all you girls a fun and successful July!
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Carrie -(42) Single mom by choice and proud of it!
Hi everyone! July started with a bang for us here in the Mid-Atlantic. Went without power for 48 hours this past weekend after the nasty storm that went through. Thankfully our power is back on and my 89 year old grandmother who lives with us was a trooper through the outage. It was getting pretty hot in the house and we'd begun looking for hotels when the electricity finally returned.
I have my appointment at Shady Grove Fertility on July 11th. I am really hoping I don't have to reschedule it again, but Kaiser has yet to call me to tell me my records are ready for pick up and I requested them 3 weeks ago. It's really driving me crazy. I need to call and follow up with them again. Last time I called they said it shouldn't take more than 2 weeks despite the fact it'd already been 2 weeks.
Grad school starts next Tues. I'll have class twice a week til the middle of August. I've had some second thoughts about it expense-wise, but I keep reminding myself it's a good next move in order to be financially independent and able to support a family.
That's what's new with me at the moment. Hope everyone else is doing well! Looking forward to reading everyone's updates for July.
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Hey everyone! I finished all of my training classes to become a foster parent. I have my first home study on the 16th of this month. I started doing a lot of organizing so that my move at the beginning of August is smooth! Other then that I just have to move, get a fire and environmental check done, have my last home study done, and then I'll be licensed as a foster parent. I'm getting a lot done being on summer vacation!
@Moka- Congratulations! That's so exciting!
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Moka, you're definitely moving along. Very cool to see how much you're getting done.
EMily, grad school is coming up very soon as well as your appointment. Wont be much longer till you're having your first try.
AFM and J, he's definitely becoming a big boy. 16 months old. He's been very helpful around the house lately. Today he was excited to clean up some spilled water. Wish that would last into his teen years!
I'm less than two weeks away from CD1 and charting. I need to do better this month though I do know that I ovulate and when so that's at least a start. My fingers are crossed.
Happy single mama by choice!!
Sharing my heart and my world since 2011!
Happy 4th ladies!
Moka- Congrats! That's great news. Wishing you all the best. Also nice to see you again. You were missed.
Emily- Good luck on your appt. next week! I had Kaiser when I lived in California and although they are great in some things, getting back to you with information was not a strong point. I just needed records from them from my back fusion I had done with them for my obstetritcian to know how to procede with my future labor. It took awhile for them to get back to her as well. Very frustrating.
Good luck in grad school as well. I admire you for taking that step! It will all pay off in the end.
Grab- Ahh you've got your own little helper now. That age is so adorable. I can't wait.
Carrie -(42) Single mom by choice and proud of it!
That's great Moka. It seems to be moving quickly. Are you able to tell them an age range of children you'd be willing to foster?
Good luck with your appointment Emily.
I hope your charting goes well Grab. Your son sounds like a doll.
AFM, I had my baseline u/s and bloodwork today. My estrodiol is 228 and the nurse said I have several follicles on both sides that aren't measurable yet. Another two days of stims and then will go back in Friday for another u/s and bloodwork. I don't know what it all means but hopefully it's all good.
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Hope everyone enjoyed their 4th of July!
Still no luck getting my paperwork from Kaiser because they've been closed since Saturday because of Friday's thunderstorms. Hoping they have power back tomorrow so I can follow up on it, but I have a sinking suspicion I won't get them in time and will have to reschedule again.
But on a good note... I decided after a lot of thought to approach the subject with my mom again. I didn't want to come out and tell her I already scheduled an appointment until I had a better read on how she'd react so I just asked her if I scheduled an initial appointment would she be willing to go with me and she said yes without really hesitating and I think I almost saw a glimmer of excitement (perhaps she wants to be a grandma more than she cares about me going a traditional route to make her one?). Time will tell, but I think it's a step in the right direction.
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Emily--That's so great that you're staring grad school. I can't wait to hear all about it. Are you gonna go out and buy new school supplies? I'm a teacher so I absolutely love new supplies, lol. GL with your upcoming appointment. What exactly are you wanting to accomplish with this appointment?
Grablife--I'm glad you and J are doing great. Are you feeling much better?
Carrie--How's the little man baking, lol? How's work? I'm so glad your pregnancy is so much smoother now.
Jennifer--I can't believe you're already in the middle of your IVF cycle. Have they given you an estimate on when ER and ET might be? Did you decied on a sET? Your estrodial sounds good. You want it to pretty much double and then add some with every appoitment. I feel like I'm the IVF queen after three attempts. Let me know if you have any questions. And yes, my age range is 2 months-8 yrs. And since I can't have mixed genders in a bedroom I'm going to start with girls only and then hopefully I'll be able to buy/rent a house in the next 1.5-2 years and I'd then like to foster boys as well.
Wow Moka - it seems like that process is going by quickly. Good for you.
Grab - I am KMFX for you. Happy Charting!
Jennifer - I hope those follies are growing!! Good luck at your next appt.
Emily - I hope you don't have to reschedule again - and I'm glad that your mom seems excited to go with you!
AFM - I just got home from work and I am off for the next 11 days!!! I am so excited. I am taking my DD to San Antonio to visit her grandparents (my ex in-laws). They are great people. I am a little nervous about flying at 23 wks pregnant with a 2 yr old and luggage all by myself. Lord give me strength and patience.
~ Valerie
Mother to Josephine Rose (2009) & Scarlett Ruby (2012)
@Moka- I've probably got some school supplies here at the house. I'm also in education so school supplies are always in stock at my house haha. Trying to be frugal now that I'm going to be paying for classes and possibly starting my journey to TTC.
As for the appointment, I am hoping to get a baseline for where I am with my fertility with the PCOS and fibroids, see whether or not the doc thinks the fibroids should go prior to TTC, and get a more realistic picture of the expenses so that I can develop a reasonable timeline for really jumping into the process of TTC.
Your plan for fostering sounds good. Are you only going to foster kids who are able to be adopted or will you be willing to take in any kids who need a placement even if it's temporary?
@Valerie- I am hoping I don't have to reschedule either. I called Kaiser today and they claim my records are on their way and should be there by Monday at the latest. I just have to be careful because if I have to cancel my appt at Shady Grove with less than 48 hours it's a 75 dollar fee I think (have to double check the website on that).
Hope your trip goes well! I'm sure you'll manage at the airport and on the plane! Bring lots of distractions for Josephine!
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A Survey of Music Therapists' Work with Speech-Language Pathologists and Experiences with Augmentative and Alternative Communication
McCarthy, John PhD, Ccc-Slp, Geist, Kamile Ma, Mt-Bc, Zojwala, Rashida Ma, Schock, Molly Z. Ma, Journal of Music Therapy
Although music therapists may work with a variety of professionals in interdisciplinary teams, there is a lack of information about the specific nature of their work with speech-language pathologists (SLPs). Using an Internet-based tool, Board Certified Music Therapists (n = 1834, 1675 deliverable) were surveyed regarding their work with speech-language pathologists and experiences with augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Specifically, participants were asked about: (a) demographics; (b) populations worked with professionally; (c) past and present work with speech-language pathologists; (d) goals addressed; (e) benefits and challenges encountered; and (f) work with AAC. Responses (N = 847) indicated the majority of participants (73.6%) had worked with SLPs at some point in various roles and in various settings. Fewer participants reported currently working with SLPs (42.8%), although 50.1% reported currently working with someone requiring some form of AAC. Participants reported a mean level of expertise with AAC of 3.9 on a scale of 1-7. Sharing knowledge was noted as a top benefit of working with SLPs, while scheduling was reported as the most frequent challenge. Other benefits and challenges as well as future research directions are discussed.
Music therapists' work in multi-disciplinary treatment may often include work with Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs). Potentially the working relationship is mutually beneficial. Music therapists are trained to recognize communication goals already created by an SLP that would be appropriate for music therapy interventions and would lend themselves to adding musical elements to support. For the SLP, Zoller (1991) stated, "Musical activities stress nonverbal forms of communication and often surpass physical, cultural, intellectual, and emotional limitations" (p. 272) . In a further illustration of the mutual benefit, Pellitteri (2000) offered, "when the music therapist creates a comfortable psychological environment children tend to feel relaxed and to decrease any inhibitions related to speaking, and natural language is allowed to emerge (p. 384)."
These benefits span individuals across a wide range of clients served by MTs and SLPs alike. Michel and May (1974) reviewed a series of student projects at Florida State University where MTs and SLPs collaborated to the mutual benefit of a variety of children with speech and language impairments. A research review by Cohen (1994) summarized the relative effectiveness of singing for individuals with a range of speech disorders due primarily to neurological impairments. In another narrative review, Humpal (1990) outlined the various means (including communication) with which music therapy services could be included in early intervention. Through a meta-analysis of 10 studies with variables that included communication, Whipple (2004) found nothing but positive effects for the use of music with children and adolescents with autism.
Collaborations can take several forms. Hobson (2006) defined three collaborative treatment approaches. In the multidisciplinary approach the SLP and MT conduct separate assessments and determine separate goals for the client. The collaboration is defined as agreeing to work with the same client but through different modalities. The interdisciplinary model is described as the MT and the SLP developing assessment and treatment on the same goals for the clients, but collaborating only on the writing of the goals as the therapy is conducted separately. The transdisciplinary model involves the therapists treating the client at the same time, integrating the modalities. This may involve only one therapist being present but using both modalities in the treatment.
Register (2002) found that 36.3% of MTs reported consulting with SLPs and 44.6% reported collaborating with SLPs. She further noted that 47.1% of MTs reported goals of consultative work as "communication." Because the focus of the survey was on all professional collaborations and consultations, the specific nature of the work with SLPs was not detailed in Register's (2002) survey. …


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I bought a bungalow/raised ranch in the City of Chicago and have been renovating the house. However, what is bothering me most is the odor in the basement. Visitors to the house refer to the odor as 'Sewer Gas'. Would a clean air system help the problem? Plumber? Call water/sewer department? I don't think I have a septic system, but how do I know? Not a plumber...need advise.
The basement leaks from the foundation so I didn't know if this could be the cause but either way I was wondering what type of professional I need to fix this problem too.
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A plumber would identify the source of sewer odors. Have you checked to make sure you have water in your traps? If a floor drain or washing machine drain is not being used the water can evaporate out and allow sewer gas into the structure.
Sometimes it can be from gas. In my area the gas company will come out free and check for leaks with their electronic leak detector.
Sometimes it can be from gas. In my area the gas company will come out free and check for leaks with their electronic leak detector.
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Limited cutaneous systemic sclerosis
- Limited cutaneous systemic scleroderma
Your QuestionDoes CREST syndrome run in families? If a family member is affected, should other members of the family be tested?
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(C) - Calcinosis (KAL-sin-OH-sis): the formation of calcium deposits in the connective tissues, which can be detected by X ray. They are typically found on the fingers, hands, face, trunk, and on the skin above the elbows and knees. When the deposits break through the skin, painful ulcers can result.[1]
(R) - Raynaud's (ray-NOHZ) phenomenon: a condition in which the small blood vessels of the hands and/or feet contract in response to cold or anxiety. As the vessels contract, the hands or feet turn white and cold, then blue. As blood flow returns, they become red. Fingertip tissues may suffer damage, leading to ulcers, scars, or gangrene.[1]
(E) - Esophageal (eh-SOFF-uh-GEE-ul) dysfunction: impaired function of the esophagus (the tube connecting the throat and the stomach) that occurs when smooth muscles in the esophagus lose normal movement. In the upper esophagus, the result can be swallowing difficulties; in the lower esophagus, the problem can cause chronic heartburn or inflammation.[1]
(S) - Sclerodactyly (SKLER-oh-DAK-till-ee): thick and tight skin on the fingers, resulting from deposits of excess collagen within skin layers. The condition makes it harder to bend or straighten the fingers. The skin may also appear shiny and darkened, with hair loss.[1]
(T) - Telangiectasia (tel-AN-jee-ek-TAY-zee-uhs): small red spots on the hands and face that are caused by the swelling of tiny blood vessels. While not painful, these red spots can create cosmetic problems.[1]
It is not necessary to have all five symptoms of CREST syndrome to be diagnosed with the disease.[1] Some doctors believe only two of the five are necessary for a diagnosis.[2][3]
In people with CREST syndrome, the immune system appears to stimulate cells called fibroblasts to produce excess amounts of collagen. Normally, fibroblasts synthesize collagen to help heal wounds, but in this case, the protein is produced even when it's not needed, forming thick bands of connective tissue around the cells of the skin, blood vessels and in some cases, the internal organs.[2]
Although an abnormal immune system response and the resulting production of excess collagen appears to be the main cause of limited scleroderma, researchers suspect that other factors may play a role, including: genetic factors, pregnancy, hormones, and environmental factors.[2]
An article which describes two cases of familial CREST syndrome can be accessed at the following link.
How is CREST syndrome diagnosed?
A blood sample can be tested for antibodies that are frequently found in the blood of people with limited scleroderma. But this isn't a definitive test because not everyone with limited scleroderma has these antibodies.[2]
Sometimes doctors take a small sample of skin that's then examined under a microscope in a laboratory. Biopsies can be helpful, but they can't definitively diagnose limited scleroderma either.[2]
Along with a blood test and skin biopsy, additional tests to identify lung, heart or gastrointestinal complications may also be conducted.[2]
If a member of my family has CREST syndrome, should other family members be tested for it?
- Scleroderma. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS). 2010; http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Scleroderma/default.asp. Accessed 12/7/2011.
- Mayo Clinic Staff. Limited Scleroderma (CREST syndrome). MayoClinic.com. 2011; http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/crest-syndrome/DS00580. Accessed 12/7/2011.
- Makover ME. CREST syndrome. MedlinePlus. 2011; http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/imagepages/19507.htm. Accessed 12/7/2011.
- What is Scleroderma?. Scleroderma Research Foundation. 2011; http://www.srfcure.org/for-patients/what-is-scleroderma. Accessed 12/7/2011.
- Merkel PA. Scleroderma (Systemic Sclerosis). American College of Rheumatology. 2010; http://www.rheumatology.org/practice/clinical/patients/diseases_and_conditions/scleroderma.asp. Accessed 12/7/2011.
- Limited cutaneous systemic scleroderma


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- From: The Advertiser
- November 23, 2012
BEDFORD Park was never a dining hot spot but Lucky Lupitas has changed all that.
Food fans flock from all sides of the city for real-deal Mexican food at this small suburban restaurant, which resembles a Mexican roadside cantina.
Chef Greggory Hill, who is originally from the US, is no stranger to Latin American cuisine and was named by the Washington Post in 2005 as a "pioneer of Nuevo Latino cuisine".
He came to Australia five years ago to work as a cellar door chef for R Wines but the company later went into liquidation.
The job with Lucky Lupitas came up at the right time.
"We've been a bit blown away by the response we've had - we didn't know what to expect from this place, and I guess it was an experiment for us in a way," Mr Hill said.
"From day one we've been busy. We've only had a couple of quiet days in nearly a year, so it's proven there is a growing market for these flavours and Adelaide people are inquisitive about food."
Mr Hill said Lucky Lupitas may have helped paved the way for similar Mexican-style eateries to open in the past year.
"Quite a few people are doing this now and I think it's fantastic and a great thing for people's understanding of the cuisine," he said.
"It will also be great if demand means that we can grow a better range of fresh Mexican produce to cook with because it is hard to find a grower who only wants to supply one person."
Lucky Lupitas, near Flinders University and Hospital, has a no-bookings policy which hasn't dented the restaurant's popularity, with diners who line up outside to wait for a table.
"We get the occasional person who's not happy to wait but a lot more people understand it now and the casual aspect works well for people who might just want to drop in for a couple of tacos, black beans and then head off," Mr Hill said. "We've applied for an outdoor licence which would be great and make the wait easier for some people."
Lucky Lupitas is one of the suburban secrets unearthed in The Advertiser Food Guide 2013.
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Kid's adventures on Holmwood Common
Our great outdoors really is great - a playground for crazy creatures, awesome antics and hidden treasures. Go on one of our exciting adventures or step inside your own imaginary world and invent your own.
50 things
Why not join our 50 things to do before you're 11 ¾ challenge? Head to the 50 things website, where you can sign up, tick off activities (some of them included below) and upload photos of your adventures, too.
Find your way with a map and compass
There are lots of tracks and footpaths over our common's 644 acres, some of them unchartered – perfect for an intrepid explorer. Bring your compass and Ordnance Survey map Explorer 146 and set off on an adventure.
Climb a tree
We've many fantastic trees for you to climb. Pick one that has strong branches and that you can reach from the ground. See how high you can climb – what can you see?
Don't forget that you'll have to climb down too...
Take a look inside a tree
There are many old trees on Holmwood Common, some over 200 years old. Look inside the hollows and see what you can find. Do any bugs live there?
Track wild animals
The common's ground is often wet and muddy, perfect for seeing the indented footprints of many creatures – birds, rabbits and deer. You'll also see many horse hoof prints, but can you track a roe deer?
Balance on a fallen tree
You'll find many fallen logs on the woodland floor. Check that it's not too slippery - stand up tall and start walking. It helps to have your arms out wide to stop you wobbling.
Build a den
Search the woodland floor, like many birds and animals do, and collect bits and pieces to make a den.
Look for sticks of all sizes and dry leaves to make a comfy seat.
Run around in the rain
Put on your wellies and raincoat and feel the refreshing rain drops on your face.
Go mad and splash in puddles or stop and watch the glistening droplets dripping from the leaves.
It might be handy to bring a towel to dry off with.
Feed the ducks on Fourwents Pond
Bring some bread and feed the ducks on Fourwents Pond. Who is on the pond today?
Why not bring your sketch book and see what you can draw?
We hope you have fun on Holmwood Common. Don't forget to visit again and try some new adventures.


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I wondered for a long time what I would actually do for my 3,000th page view. And as I wondered I reflected on the great place deviantART really is. I was going to post something I had written a long time ago; a time when depression had wound its way into every aspect of my life and as I re-read what I had once written, I realized I had changed. But how, how had I changed? What caused this sudden change? And part of me thought maybe it was because of Tony but then I realized no, I had changed before him. But how can I have changed when nothing drastic had happened. I didnt just wake up one morning and realized I had changed. And as I pondered this question I realized my answer, and that answer is you. All of you on here, everybody that takes their time out of their lives to read my journals, my deviations, and my comments; and when I have a bad day you guys are the first to give me the bits of happiness and joyous comments to make me better. Since I have been apart of the great community of deviantART I have grown so much and learned so much. I learned how to trust. My relationships with all of you are based on that trust. And in the beginning, I did not trust much. But now, you all have made that so much easier. I learned that things are never as bad as they seem and when they are, I know where I can turn. I know I can come to any of you because you have taught me that I am loved! And my love for all of you is equally returned! So as I write this I think of the many times I have sent notes to some of you asking for help or just advise. As I remember these times I also remember the responses. Not one time did one go un-replied. And finally, on of the last major things I learned on here was that everybody, no matter who you are or how you fit in, is different. But not only that people are different (I did know that), but that it was ok to be different (didnt understand that). I was confused and thought I had to hide the person I was because of my differences. I learned that I could be like a butterfly. I could show off my flaws as being part of me because they made me, me. So I want to thank you. I want to give you that same advise you gave me, though maybe not in these same words, Be a butterfly Stand out!
I love each and everyone of you on here, thanks so much!
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congradualtions on the 3000 and the comments between u and carla made me laugh
lol.. thankies.. hehe.. yesh.. me and carla have funny times.. and O.o... u didnt do the quiz either *sniffle*
ewww quizzes are evil...
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Awww.... That made me tear up! I feel the same way a lot of the time. And I'm so glad you've been able to change for the better! You're such a wonderful friend and are such a blessing to know.
Thank YOU for everything, too! And I love that quote. I'm keeping it forever.
Love ya forever!
Thank YOU for everything, too! And I love that quote. I'm keeping it forever.
Love ya forever!
Congrats and i love the pic!
We do have quite a variety don't we? Congratulations and keep being yourself, that's all you can ever be. It's one of the simplest lessons in life but i think the most missed. You are beautiful no matter what. Don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise. Well take care and have a good night<3
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On Global Convergence of a Trust Region and Affine Scaling Method for Nonlinearly Constrained Minimization
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Li, Yuying
(The following contains mathematical formulae and symbols that may become distorted in ASCII text.) A nonlinearly constrained optimization problem can be solved by the exact penalty approach involving non differentiable functions (summation(i)of |ci(x)|) and (summation(i) of max(0,ci(x))). In [11], a trust region affine scaling approach based on a 2-norm subproblem is proposed for solving a nonlinear l 1 problem. The (quadratic) approximation and the trust region subproblem are defined using affine scaling techniques. Explicit sufficient decrease conditions are proposed to obtain a limitpoint satisfying complementarity, dual feasibility, and second order optimality. In this paper, we present the global convergence properties of this new approach.
Date Issued1994-11
Cornell University
theory center; nonlinearly constrained minimization; trust region; sufficient decrease conditions; affine scaling; exact penalty; nonlinear l 1 problem; global convergence
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Ok - so my son weaned about 3 or 4 weeks ago now. My question is for those that have weaned either this April baby or previous children - were they still fascinated with your breasts?
N just always wants his hands and face down my shirt. Whenever he is sitting in my lap he is always pulling at my shirt and shoving his hands down my shirt and nusseling his face in my breasts or just laying down on my breasts.
Is it just a comfort thing now? I am almost 20 weeks pregnant and I know my milk has changed and will be coming in more again now - do you think when the baby is born and I'm nursing him/her that N will want to nurse again? I know my DH is totally against that and he'll be 26 months so I don't think he'll NEED to nurse again.
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Gotham Bar & Grill Serves Retro Dishes
The old standby serves dishes from its storied past.
Gotham Bar & Grill what Gael Greene called one of the city's most important restaurants of the last 40 years is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month with special menus. Both the lunch menu (three courses for $25) and the dinner tasting menu ($75) draw on past classic dishes such as roasted haddock with leeks and shiitake mushrooms (1985) and the cauliflower soup that debuted in 2000.


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Originally Posted by BevW, post: 42525
Hi Dan and welcome! This is really a very nice place.....and since you know most everyone..you know the drill!
I do Bev and hello to you!
You as well! I was thinking of you not long ago when I discovered my son's high school had a planetarium....
So good to have you here!
Originally Posted by Shellyamc, post: 42380
Hello It is so good to see you again!!
Take your time, you will figure out who we all are
Most of the names are familiar..especially yours! Howdy!
Originally Posted by Dorothy, post: 42383
It's great to see you here :smiley4::smiley4:
And in case the pink flamingo's don't clue you in, I'm Breeze elsewhere
Hi Breeze..er...Dorothy...they are icons aren't they? Great to see you.
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Hi there and WELCOME! Great to see you here
Hi Keith, thank you for the welcome and as I understand it, for arranging this forum.
Originally Posted by Claire, post: 42410
Hello Dan!
Hi Claire! Great to see you.
Originally Posted by Skywatcher, post: 42423
Hello my friend - great to be back in touch
we have a new planetarium open in Winchester and it was my frst experience of it the other day - awesome.
Speak to you soon my friend
Hey there Chris!! Awesome to catch up with you. You will have to come see ours sometime. We are most likely to upgrade to a digital sky (HD too)! Glad you enjoyed the experience.
Oh my gosh! Billie!!! Taja!!! Krista!!! The gang is all here..feel like I have been in a time warp or something. Awesome welcome.
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Later, Bob discusses the countertops with Evan Zgonis from Olympia Marble and Granite, and takes a tour of their fabrication center. Finally, the new granite countertop is delivered to the jobsite and installed.
Later, Bob discusses the countertops with Evan Zgonis from Olympia Marble and Granite, and takes a tour of their fabrication center. Finally, the new granite countertop is delivered to the jobsite and installed.
- Part 1: Kitchen Cabinet Design
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- John Wellborn (from Wellborn Cabinets) and carpenter Paul Anderson join Bob for the kitchen cabinet installation.
Wellborn clamps cabinet sections together to ensure that the joints are nice and tight and that the units are square and flush. Next, a fluted pilaster is attached to the top. This will receive the crown molding that kitchen designer Darci Miller has chosen. Finally, the end panels are attached to each side.
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Issue date: Thursday, December 14, 1939
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Elgin Echo (Newspaper) - December 14, 1939, Elgin, Iowa 7* Tell 'Em. and Then You Sell 'Em A 25 Cent Want Ad; Doei.tt. iFbrty^Ninth Yea�, No. 15. ITH THE CLERMONT E -*, Batter f Than a Weekly Letter from home. Send Them the Echo PRISE AND WADENA NEWS ELGIN, FAYETTE COUNTY, iOWAv: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14� 1939. $2.00 Per Year in Advance. Community Club Met Monday Night' . 3few Prexy Appears and Announces Committees :.'Thirty-seven men were present ind enjoyed the Community Club �ktaer at Klingman's Monday evening. TlttAy-Mur were reg-3jdus, two were guests and'one nWfr member, Paul Waters. The guests were, Ed Dugstad of Clermont; and John Jr. Falb' of Postville, JXhe; vice-preifdetit," S.' W. Kus-ter, presided ;at*thie(;bjasiness meeting for about half the session until the hew president, H. H. Wolf, made his appearand and took Aver ike chair. - Business matters relative to the annual Christmas party,' Dec. 23, were first disposed of. A resolu-, tion was passed urging the completion of a new bridge over Turkey river at Clermont. This was forwarded to the highway commission at Ames. � Roads, as usual, furnished material for discussion and the committee in charge was urged to take action soon. A brief report on the NYA project was also giv-ea but at that time there were no ^definite instructions from the area supervisor. ' Mr. Dugstad of Clermont, spoke briefly on the bridge prospects arid also complimented the locate on their interest and attendance at these meetings. Dr. Wolf, in closing the meeting, announced his standing committees for the coming year and made a number of changes. This list |s not available now but will be published later. _-:-eL----,. Joe Becker Complimented H. W. Falb Named as Liquor Store Manager ~ LyieiaWia^llii Fellowship Meeting Tonight The N. E. Iowa Masonic Fellowship association will meet tonight (Thursday) at Farmersburg according- to a notice sent out early this week by the secretary, L. Dvorak. Brother Burton H. Saxton, Past Grand Master of Iowa Matftbk. will be the special guest and wK address the group. He is now secretary of the service committee. --E- Creamery Operators Have Annual Meeting M. L. Curtis, chairman of the Iowa Liquor Commission, has announced the appointment of H. Wr Falb as the manager for the Elgin liquor store which is scheduled to be opened around Dec. 15. Lyle Light was named ^at the Seotion QRe Qf ^ . Cfeam same time as clerk and. wiUwor,k Operators' association held its full tune for about the first two annual meeting jfl rjecorah last months, Wednesday with Ni M. Larson as Wm. E. Baumgartner, owner of host the store building, has received j 0^kers re.electcd fdt the ctai_ word that the fixtures were to be ^ are. N M Lar ^ installed the middle of thisweek. jCQrah ident; EUiott Nelson, Bonds for^ the employees were Luana vice.pr66ident. Gora0n filed early this week, and they are Junfe clemont> seCretary-now subject to call of the com mission- _E- Start Work on treasurer. s Alvin Thorsori of Garhavillo, placed firat in the year's butter quality contest- wi,th a score of NYA Project Wednesday, 94.08; e.* c. Riser of Postville. � i -| ranked second with a score of The "go ahead" signal was re- '94.04; Louis Lehman of Elgin, and ceived by R. P. Strauch from Geo. Gordon Junker of Clerrnqnt, tied Huntley, county NYA supervisor, (Qr ^4 -piace with 93.45. on -Tuesday morning and the in-1 in the men's judging conte3t structions were to start Wednes- results were as follows: Elliott day this-week, on the Turkey ^Nelson arid Nels Larson first and river bed project. 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The chance to radiate wisdom and wit from his wheelchair in such a vital role must have been compensation enougn for three years of hard work in minor parts. He has a direct, non-superficial stage manner which is a welcome relief equally from sophisticated chattering and from the type of acting that is all hard-boiled surface, with little technique or intelligence underneath. His almost naive directness accounted for the success of his mild celesial cussing." '-.. -e-- Samuel Mosby and Kenneth Schori went to Waterloo last Sun day and were guests for turkey -dinner in the O. W. McFarland 'home. "ChatUn thy ton while there it yet hope." 10-United States acquired Puerto Rico. 1898. 11-Marconi signalled letter "S" across the Atlantic, 1901. 12-Pennsylvania ratified the constitution, 1787. 13-First of the Lowell Institute lectures was delivered 1839. 14-Boald Amundsen reached the South Pole, 1911; is-The Hartford Convention of New England Federal lata met, 1814. 18-Cromwell was made Protector of Enqbnd.1653. tion tout'it will riot be necessary to solicit any large amount. The Mrs. Adolph Vanselow, 76, drew a verdict of not guilty after the jury had been out nearly 20 hours. The jury of ten men and two women brought in their verdict Saturday and it was read by Judge Goheen. It was short, "We, the jury, find this woman not guilty." . County Attorney, E. B. Shaw, prosecuted the case while Atty. A. C. Peterson represented the defendant. Members of the jury indicated they based their decision on their opinion that the^tate had failed 2*H-wewM�afe1�*| home^irat.. elM^^S�&*iy*| struck h'et husband, a retired rail- Only Nine Shopping Days Until Christmas Reporters Puzzled Over Wilson's Plans Christmas Cards Are Here All Echo subscribers who paid subscriptions since Nov. 10, can secure their Christmas cards at the Echo office now. This offer expires Saturday, Dec. 16, as after that time we will be unable to secure an additional supply. If cards are to be mailed to subscribers send 10 cents extra for postage and packing. -E-- Return Christmas Seals There'was a big Crowd in Elgin road man. largest expense-item probably last Saturday and the main at-will be for gasoline for the truck traction seemed to be Falb's sale as considerable material will have which was held at his barn that to be hauled. Many have already afternoon. All available parking volunteered to help with contri- space in this section of town was Wadena Man Killed In Saw Accident buttons. The first work planned is to taken up. Mr. Falb reports clean up the dumping grounds with the top horse and then confine this to certain $126.00 and another at SI 17.00. areas which later can be covered Cows, as a whole, also sold well with soil. The road (main street)'with a number over the $60.00 is to be widened and very likely mark. The top was $68.00. Com ' a skating pond will be built. The (was sold at 40 cents and oats conservation commission has brought 35c and 32c. | made several reservations and J it was decided at a late hour to | permission must first be obtained include the household goods of] from this body. As plans develope Mabel Holzer and everything they will be announced. -E--:- Adolph Weber, 40, was killed instantly Monday morning when he was caught in a saw while bringing workinS at the wm Frey farm near Wadena. He was attempting to prevent the belt from slipping by throw There are only nine shopping days until Christmas! Have you completed your shopping or are you one of those who wait until the very last minute? The early Christmas shopping season saw much mild weather which usually slows up business. This probably indicates a busy season ahead and wise, shoppers will do theii- buying without further delay. The Elgin stores are still packed with Christmas gifts of all kinds and the shopper will not be disappointed by looking right at SSL_ ores are ready to'serve you. Shop now and avoid the usual last minute rush and poss- Unpaid-for Christmas seals will be so many dead soldiers in the war against tuberculosis, according to the local chairman of the Elgin and Clermont seal sale, in announcing "Seal Sale Wind-up Day." They urge all who -have Christmas seals in desk drawers, or in corners at home, to bring forth these laggards and breathe the breath of life into them by the payment of one penny for each seal to the local tuberculosis association. These seals were delivered to community residents. Your tuberculosis association is anxious to start on its 1940 program and must apportion its budget care-fuly before it begins. The association will be glad to tell you of the work it is doing to protect you and your loved ones from this disease. The depository box for seal contributions in Elign has been placed in Klingman's cafe and at Clermont in Baechler's store. -E- Mrs. Shaffer in California Governor Evades Questions At Press Conference (Weekly news letter of . the Iowa Press Assn. The material presented herein does not necessarily conform to the editorirl policy of this paper.) With Governor George A. Wilson denying that he entertains any hope of becoming a vice presidential candidate, reporters are still puzzling over a statement he made at a press conference following his trip to Topeka, Kan., where he addressed young republicans of that state. Political news was at a low ebb and a reporter, obviously trying to stir up a front page story asked the governor: "When are you going to announce?" "What for?" queried the governor in return. The statement set the state-house scribes to wondering whether the governor has in mind announcing for any other office than the one he now holds. Some felt that the statement had additional significance for the reason that the governor had just returned from Kansas where he conversed with Ex-Governor Alf M. Landon, the republican 1936 presidential candidate. Having been a presidential candidate, there is little doubt that Governor Landon knows the ins and outs of national politics better than many men in the midlands. Pearson A day or two after the above home of her son, Charles Cave, of. Pasadena, Calif., where she plans mp^Mfflrig-T^nf^aW'atwieg. One paper carried a story to the effect that Attorney General Fred She found a; D. Everett had handed down a ible disappointment of not finding , an extended visit. number of Echos saved for her ruling based on a previous opin-there and was getting caught up (ion, holding that the liquor con- a good sale the gift you wanted to buy. Remember there are only nine days left and that includes today! -E-- Lester Green to Have Closing Out Sale Lester Green, who lives on the John Howard farm south of Elgin, will have a complete closing out ing. ashes on the wheel when his 'saie next Tuesday, Dec. 19, com- clothing caught in the mechanism. His head struck the saw's framework and the impact killed him instantly. His widow, four children, two Zoschkes Entertain at German Party The annual German party for members of the Baptist church was held ia*st Tuesday evening with Rev. and Mrs. Zoschke at the parsonage. At these parties the guests indulge only in the German language. Favorite German hymns were sung, interspersed with readings of a miscellaneous nature contributed by Mrs! Rosa Jacob, Mrs. Eliza Habeger, Katie Bauman, Mrs. Herman Scheel, Mrs. Rudy Yunker, Hans Grether and Carl Hackmann. Devotions for the evening were led by Herman Scheel and refreshments were in charge of Mrs. Carl Hackmann, Mrs. Alfred Jacob and Mrs. Edwin Krueger. --ft-. � ... �� Golden Gloves Tournament Oelwein will havet a Golden Gloves boxing tournament an Dec. 28 and 29r A team of eight boxers will be selected to represent northeast Iowa in the Cedar Rapids tournament for the right 'to go on further to the huge Chicago tournament. --E- Mrs. C. O. Torkelson and son Otis, Mrs. Elmer Nelson and children and Otto Torkelson drove to Des Moines Thanksgiving and spent the day with Elmer Nelson at the veterans' hospital. Rev. Rudolf A. Klein of Loyal IOkla., was a visitor in the Rev. P. F. Zoschke home Sunday. . . . . ._ ~,., 1 brothers, three sisters and father there brought good prices. There:" u . hud been no notice of the Holzer property sale but there were plenty of buyers on hand to furnish a market for it. :--E - v Divisional Aid Meeting The Methodist Aid'Society wi'.l hold their Christmas parties and gift exchange on Thursday, Dec.! 21, in the following homes: I First division will meet in the evening with Mrs. Albert Schori with a picnic lunch. J The second division will meet 1 with Mrs. R. W. Muehlenthaler ; survive. A life sketch will be published next week. -E-- St. Paul's Choirs to mencing at 12:30. Offerings include eight head of horses, cattle, hogs, hay and corn, machinery and household goods. See his sale adv. in this week's Echo. Bills have been printed and are now on display. .:-.-E- Leave for California The senior choir of forty voices and the junior choir of thirty voices of the St. Paul's Lutheran church, Postville, will present their annual sacred t Christmas concert at the church Sunday evening, Dec. 17, at 7:30 o'clock. The choirs will be assisted by Archibald Sowden, widely known blind violinist, of Decorah, Ina Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Yunker left Present Program j Wednesday for Long Beach, Calif., where they will spend the winter at 25 So. Daisy. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Mosby took them to Oelwein from where they took the train to their destination. Mr. and Mrs. Yunkei' have been spending their winters in California for several years no.w and enjoy the climate there. -:-e-:-- I Paul's quartette. -e- Kensington Club Meets for a one o'clock picnic luncheon. jtoelle Vogt( soprano 0f PostviUe, The third division meets with j the gt Paul.s sextet> ^ the St. Mrs. C. J. Robinson in the afternoon. Each member is urged to come and attend these meetings. -e-- Asbjorn Olson Cuts Hand Asbjorn Olson, east of Elgin, cut his left hand last Friday afternoon while at work and it necessitated a hurry up call to the doctor to have the injury repaired. We noticed Mr. Olson in town the first of this week and he was handling the injured hand rather carefully. -:-e- Mrs. Thos. Howard was hostess to the Social Hour Club of the Oak Grove vicinity last Wednesday afternoon. About sixteen members were present to enjoy the meeting and the exchange of Christmas gifts. ;: Bob Clothier left Tuesday ior a business trip: to Oklahoma City, Okla, The Kensington Club met at the home of ' Mrs. Nelle Schori Friday afternoon for a dessert luncheon and a few games of bridge. Eleven members were present and two guests, namely Mrs. Walter Falb and Mrs. c. B. jBoyer Crew Finishes Work Schori. Lloyd Jacob Appointed Assessor P. V- Township The Pleasant Valley township trustees met Monday, Dec. 4, and appointed Lloyd Jacob as township assessor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Edwin Bauman. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jacob who reside in the northern section of the township. ;-E- on Elgin news which she said "were both sad and pleasant news." She said further that they were having regular Iowa sprang weather there with flowers and trees blossoming everywhere, many of which she never hart heard of before. They need rain badly which is also true of this section of Iowa. ----E-- Baptist Mission Society The Baptist Mission Society met last Wednesday in the church with the president, Mrs. Mary.| Keiser, presiding. Mrs. P. F. Zoschke led the devotions and the misison paper was read by Mrs. Anna Buser. "Comfort My People," was the subject of Rev. Zoschke's talk. Hostesses were, Mrs, Mary Mathys, Mrs. Ern Baechler, Mr.;. Chris Schweitzer and Mrs. J. F. Miller. � ---E--- Attention Elgin Hi Alumni The NYA committee in charge of bringing the Elgin high school alumni association records up to date is very anxious to locate the secretary's book. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of the secretary's book is requested to notify Robert Kohler, Elgin, at once. Better, yet, if this is held by the present secretary, will you please send it to him as soon as possible. This is very important. Mrs. Emma Knudtson received the traveling prize, Mrs. Tille Hanson held the high score and Mrs. John Falb, low. -E- Mrs. Rob. Grimes came home Saturday from West Union where she had served on the jury since Tuesday. She was home over the week end and returned to West Union Monday morning but was home again that night and again Tuesday afternoon. The Melvin Boyer road crew finished their year's work last Thursday and put their equipment in storage for the winter. The workmen, however, are kept subject to call for emergency work such as clearing roads of snow drifts and anything else which might require attention. -E- ""Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harrington of Postville, were here Sunday to visit his father, C J. Harrington. -E- Former Resident Passed Away Rudolf Miller, of Hudson, S. D., an uncle of Mrs. G. J. Mosby, passed away at Hudson Saturday morning. Funeral services were held Wednesday. Mr. Miller resided here a number of years ago and is survived by his widow, four sons and one daughter. -,--E- Mr. and Mrs. Ward Brabham of West Union, were dinner guests in the Thos. Howard home Saturday. trol commission could not legally N pay James A. Pearson, Shenandoah, newsboy and parson, to act as its temperance director.' The attorney general denied that such a ruling had been handed down. Comptroller C Frtd Porter, who is' holding Pearson's check until he receives a ruling from the attorney general whether it is legal to use commission funds to pay a temperance director, told reporters that he had not received a ruling and that the matter was status quo. Liquor Control Commission Chairman M L. Curtis said that he had received no instructions from the attorney general and that the matter stood a3 it did when Pearson was hired-awaiting a ruling whether funds could be used to pay him. Pearson, meantime, reportedly packed up and left for his home where he said he intended to stay until his status was ironed out. The situation is difficult for the reason that many republicans feel that the job w?s "made" for Pearson who had "to be taken care of". Observers contend that if the attorney general finally does issue a ruling against hiring a temperance director thct the G. O. P. will still have to find a place somewhere for the newsboy-parson. Pearson is tne seventh district congressional candidate who polled the largest number of primary votes but lacked a 35 per cent majority and lost out in the district convention to Ben F. Jefnsen, who ultimately was elected. Conceivably, Pearson might have wrecked the seventh district congressional apple cart had lie chosen to run as an independent but he stayed with the party and it was assumed that he had a promise he would be rewarded. The temperance directorship was the "reward," and now it seems that it may fade out of the picture, although the ruling is still in the offing. Meeting? (Continued to Page 6) ;


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ECOVIEWS: New book answers common questions about fishes
Published: Sunday, November 20, 2011 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 18, 2011 at 6:09 p.m.
Ever wonder why so many fishes, like minnows and herrings, are silver? The simple answer: to be invisible to predators that would eat them. According to a new book, "Fishes: The Animal Answer Guide" (2011, Johns Hopkins University Press) by Gene Helfman and Bruce Collette, such fishes have crystals in their body scales that reflect light. Thus, they look like a mirror in the water, which means a predatory fish sees what looks like the surrounding water rather than a fish it can prey on. "Fishes" is the latest in the excellent Animal Answer Guide series, which includes books on squirrels, turtles and frogs and toads.
How many kinds of fishes are there? The authors explain that fishes come in three major groups, 115 of them being the so-called jawless fishes, which include lampreys. The cartilaginous fishes, with about 1,300 species, include sharks and rays. By far the largest group, the bony fishes, has about 31,000 different kinds. Whales and dolphins are, of course, mammals.
Some of the questions people ask about animal groups are what is the largest and smallest species, and how long do they live? Among freshwater fishes, the beluga sturgeon of eastern Europe and Asia probably holds the record, reaching a spectacular length of 28 feet and weighing in at up to 2,900 pounds! Perhaps an even more impressive statistic for this species, which is disappearing in some areas because of overfishing, is that an ounce of beluga eggs (caviar) can cost more than $165 (that's $2,640 a pound). Considering the quantity of eggs carried by a mother sturgeon, a "very large beluga [would be] worth more than a million dollars."
The largest fishes in the world are marine species. Whale sharks (about 40 feet long, 26,000 pounds) and the more slender basking sharks (50 feet long, 8,800 pounds) hold the record for weight and length, respectively. The oarfish, a rarely seen deep water fish that is silver with a red fin running down its back, reaches lengths of more than 26 feet; it is the longest known bony fish. Among the huge game fishes are black marlin (1,560 pounds), blue marlin (1,400 pounds) and Atlantic bluefin tuna (1,496 pounds). The shorter but bulkier ocean sunfish can weigh more than 5,000 pounds.
The tiniest fishes in the world are also the smallest of all vertebrates as adults. The Indian Ocean goby can reach adulthood at a length of less than a third of an inch and seldom gets more than a half inch long. Equally diminutive is the Indonesian minnow, a freshwater species. The pygmy coral reef goby is not only small (three-
quarters of an inch) but is said to be "the shortest-living vertebrate known, with a maximum record age of 59 days." During their remarkably short lifespan, they have a turnover of several generations. The ecology of one group of short-lived fishes, African and South American killifishes, is especially interesting, leading to their being considered "annuals," like many plant species that live less than a year. Killifishes lay their eggs in the mud when the temporary ponds they inhabit dry up each year. The adult fish die off, but the eggs live on in the mud, hatching when seasonal rains refill the pond.
The generation time of fishes can be accurately measured with careful scientific study. But how old are the longest-lived fishes? Determining the potential longevity of species that outlive humans is a difficult task because of record-keeping issues and estimates based on age-related features. Nonetheless, the book notes several species of fishes reported to have life spans of more than a century.
Common questions people ask about fishes are answered in the book, such as "do fishes sleep?" and "do fishes see color?" Questions most people would not think to ask are also answered. For example, "Is there such a thing as fish leather?" or "Do fishes kill ducks in ponds?" The answer to all of the above is yes, and the authors provide accompanying qualifications with each answer.
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Flesh Tearers Chapter Symbol Tutorial by precinctomegaWatch
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A quick guide to painting the Flesh Tearers chapter emblem.
Just gave this a try on my furioso. While im no good at straight lines it still works. Thanks again. Your a genius
That is truly brilliant
Ah, thanks. You're doing pretty great freehand anyway without my help, but when painting a whole army, a consistent method can really help keep things on track.
Thank you kindly. I'm going to bear that in mind. I'm just finishing off a furioso dreadnought, so I'm definitely going to give your method a go. Will let you know how it goes. And thanks again
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Impressive! I will try it out on some Flesh Tearer Tactical Squad.
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Pretty usefull.
I think I'm gonna try that on a Deathwatch Flesh Tearer at some time.
Nice tutorial
Clear, straightforward and good results. Just the way a painting tutorial should be. Could use some sharper shots, but I can make out what it is, which is the most important here.
Nice tutorial. Did you paint several layers of Skull White directly over the black for each step or did you use another colour as a base to work from?
I used straight Skull White in this case. Because you're going to paint several layers on top of each other anyway, a base coat is superfluous. Keep your paints thin, though.


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I would really appreciate if someone could take a look on my cover letter which I posted here: http://www.englishforums.com/English/CoverLetter/glrjc/post.htm
I am trying to find job in a country of my fiancé but I dont speak the language of that country at all. So, I was thinking that applying for flying attendant position is the only one way how I could leave in his country, make money and learn the language at the same time.
This is kind of urgent for me because the deadline for submitting the application is close, so, please anyone help me out.
Is this cover letter OK? Do you found it interesting? I have small experience in writing this kind of stuff and I really need some advice on this.
Thank you very much in advance.
Anonymous:Hi Maria, first of all i think you should do a little course in the language in the country of which your fiance live. This will give you a better chance of adjusting to the country and its people. Applying for a flight attendant can be very difficult but, neverless you can try. Good luck.
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Poor thing is constantly misquoting and cherry picking OHTER PEOPLE'S WORDS. Please, someone, anyone, help the poor sap out and give him something original to say so he doesn't have to do all that COPYING, CUTTING, and PASTING. Obviously the guy is smart enough to do all of that, certainly he has one or two thoughts of his own right? LOL Oh boy, now my "instincts" are REALLY OFF huh Bear ??? LOL LOL LOL
FYI, via conference call I presented your case study (along w/bluecloud1013, motherthersa66, and fighterpilot) with friends and colleagues. Unfortunately, all are crying uncontrollably...... due to the fact they are laughing so hard.
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Interesting cast of allies you have......... a drug induced 'one with god' christian, and a self-appointed catholic saint and ymb stalking moderator...................
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By bluecloud1013, 30-Jul-12 09:43 pm
Work for a living and pay your taxes without whining about it.They have succeeded in pigeion holing libs as welfare queens, when in fact we are very hard workers. we just tend not to brag about it like they do. Use the plants God gave us for medicine and knowledge (ganja, peyote, psylicybin mushrooms) because then you will know many things that they will never know. God created all plants and animals. God created humans with cabinoid, opiate and psychedelic receptors built in to our brains. Coincidence? I think not, but the contards will cry "druggie", but who cares? I only care what God approves of, not a bunch of hypocrites from red states. Know God, have a relationship wi9th Him and know His love for ALL His children is real.
Re: Re: ' Know God........ '
By bluecloud1013.Nov 17, 2012 3:01 PM
In reference to John 14:26 There is no better way to be filled with the Holy spirit than through the use of God's gifts. They open the door to being one with God and truly receiving His LOVE.
1 Corinthians 2:10 We do have the mind of Christ. God gave us receptors in our minds so that we may fully understand the mind of Christ. But no, YOU know better than GOD, so continue to drink your infant formula.
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wrong ! BREAKING NEWS !! I was granted SAINTHOOD ...next? my buddy POPE JOHN PAUL ! This is the word of THE LORD !!
Re: Clinical trials? Heres proof you pumpers are liars!
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THY LORD : CREATED LIFE ... YOUR COMPUTER , CELL PHONE, TRUCK , etc ? is not LIFE !! NOBODY CAN RE-CREATE THE WISHES OF THE LORD ... Thus? ACTC and others will fail ........ THE LORD created the WORM ..... chop the worm into 5 pieces? Guess what? The worm is reborn ... Chop of the tail of a snake? Tail regenerates ... a human loses its eyes, toes, arms, etc .... NO REGENERATION .. Why is this? ONLY THE LORD and SAINTED ONES like myself know .... MOTHER
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How did this all start ? Why am I watching and reporting Terms of Service Violations ? I have not violated any TOS ! .... Also obscene posts by many .... you know who you are ! Pumper and basher lies also !! .... THY LORD has commanded me to watch , read, observe , and report violators ! Please be polite , honest, and civil....
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HTML5Labs is where Microsoft prototypes early and unstable specifications from web standards bodies such as W3C. Sharing these prototypes helps us have informed discussions with developer communities, and enables us to provide better feedback on draft specifications based on this implementation experience. To find out more about HTML5Labs, read the blog by Jean Paoli, President, Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc.
On Feb 04 2011 we have updated the prototype to the latest version of the spec available on the W3C web site.
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Cathedral of the Holy Royal Martyrs. Built on the site of the house where the last royal family of Imperial Russia was murdered on orders of Viladimir Lenin. Boris Yeltsin had the house demolished after the collapse of the Soviet era. This Cathedral was built to commemorate and homor the victims the atrocity that was committed here.
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Very interesting. Matter of fact, I read in 2007, they found a number of bones that they believe to be those of Alexi and one of his sisters.
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Diablo 3 Act 2, 3, and 4 Loading ScreensPosted 19 Nov 2011 by
Freshly-unearthed from the patch, here are the loading screens for Acts 2, 3, and 4. Act Three is a bit of a spoiler and Act Four is a huge spoiler, if you've kept yourself away from all the beta data mining and the info about where Act Four takes place. If so, then do not click through on this post, since you'll be spoiled. You should probably avoid the comments too.
The current Beta loading screen features artwork of Tristram, and it may or may not be the loading screen we get from Act One in the final game. (I'd say it probably is, with such a similar style of art to these other three.)
Here's the Act Two loading screen, which features concept art of Caldeum.
Click through to see the loading screens for Acts 3 and 4, and beware of spoilers. Thanks to KuangTu for pointing us to Chinese site Diablo Core who first posted these pics.
These are both new pieces of art. Act Three doesn't look all that Barbarian-style, to me. Too delicate with those spires. Act Four, on the other hand, looks quite Heavenly. I'll say no more to preserve some surprises for people who haven't read every bit of the data mined spoiler story stuff, yet.
Update: We also have the End Screen now which should be considered spoiler.
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