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Neonatal domoic acid abolishes latent inhibition in male but not female rats and has differential interactions with social isolation
Deficits in attention have long been identified as a core feature in schizophrenia and related neuropsychiatric disorders. We have investigated the combined effects of neonatal treatment with domoic acid (DOM) and social isolation rearing (both putative animal models of schizophrenia) on latent inhi...
The impact of an improved post-operative care protocol on outcome measures in a transient MCAO rat model of stroke
Voluntary forced use of the impaired limb following stroke facilitates functional recovery in the rat
Constraint induced movement therapy (CIMT), which forces use of the impaired arm following stroke, improves functional recovery. The mechanisms underlying recovery are not well understood, necessitating further investigation into how rehabilitation may affect neuroplasticity using animal models. Ani...
A novel approach to induction and rehabilitation of deficits in forelimb function in a rat model of ischemic stroke
Aim: Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT), which forces use of the impaired arm following unilateral stroke, promotes functional recovery in the clinic but animal models of CIMT have yielded mixed results. The aim of this study is to develop a refined endothelin-1 (ET-1) model of focal ischemi...
Neonatal domoic acid treatment produces alterations to prepulse inhibition and latent inhibition in adult rats
Schizophrenia is a complex and severe mental disorder characterized by positive, negative and cognitive symptoms. Characteristic behavioral alterations reflecting these categories of symptoms have been observed in many animal models of this disorder, and are consistent with those manifested in the c...
Altered functioning of the glutamate system during critical periods of development is believed to play a role in various neurodevelopmental disorders, such as schizophrenia. Prepulse inhibition (PPI) of the acoustic startle response is deficient in people with schizophrenia. This study investigated ...
Epilepsy research relies heavily on animal models that mimic some, or all, of the clinical symptoms observed. We have previously described a new developmental rat model of epilepsy that demonstrates both behavioural seizures and changes in hippocampal morphology. In the current study we investigated...
The present study examined the effects of neonatal exposure to serial low dose injections of the glutamate agonist, domoic acid (DOM), on learning and memory in two spatial memory tasks in the rat. Neonatal Sprague Dawley rats were given single daily injections of low dose DOM (20 microg/kg) over po...
An improved post-operative care protocol allows detection of long-term functional deficits following MCAo surgery in rats
Developing new therapeutants for stroke requires animal models in which typical stroke outcomes can be detected. In rats, temporary occlusion of the middle cerebral artery (MCAo) closely resembles reversible human ischemic stroke, but most neuroprotection studies have used limited, short-term (1-2 w...
Historically, all commercially available kainic acid has been derived from a single biological source using a consistent method of extraction and purification. That source became unavailable in 1995. Recently, three new commercial suppliers of kainic acid have made the product available, but the sou...
Low doses of domoic acid during postnatal development produce permanent changes in rat behaviour and hippocampal morphology
It is well established that the developing brain is a highly dynamic environment that is susceptible to toxicity produced by a number of pharmacological, chemical and environmental insults. We report herein on permanent behavioural and morphological changes produced by exposing newborn rats to very ...
Prepulse inhibition (PPI) of the acoustic startle response is a measure of sensory motor gating, and is affected in various neuropsychiatric disorders. Although PPI has been used extensively to study both the neural effects of such conditions, as well as in the search for animal models, a number of ...
We have previously reported that neonatal rats display enhanced sensitivity to domoic acid relative to adults, and that perinatal injections of low doses of domoic acid alter early associational learning in the newborn rat. The current study was designed to further investigate the effects of low dos...
Altered responses to novelty and drug reinforcement in adult rats treated neonatally with domoic acid
Activity in the mesocorticolimbic dopamine system is linked to responses to novelty, reward, and drug-seeking behaviours. Glutamate signaling, through kainate receptors, has been shown to modulate dopamine release in this pathway. In the present study, a low, overtly non-convulsive dose of the kaina...
While it is known that glutamate is critical to CNS development and function, less is known about the role of kainate receptors, a subclass of ionotropic glutamate receptors, during ontogeny. This is especially true with respect to the emergence and expression of behaviour. It is also known that the...
Schizophrenia is a debilitating neurological disorder characterized by positive, negative, cognitive and/or emotional symptoms. Decreased social interaction is a common negative symptom. Social interaction can be readily observed in rats and is therefore an ideal target behaviour when evaluating an ...
Low dose domoic acid in neonatal rats abolishes nicotine induced conditioned place preference during late adolescence
In this study, neonatal rats were chronically exposed to low, non-convulsive doses of the kainate receptor agonist domoic acid (DOM), or saline. Later, as adolescents, all animals were tested in a nicotine-induced conditioned place preference (CPP) paradigm. As expected, a nicotine-induced CPP was e...
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — The Oregon Ducks finished up play at the 2013 Pac-12 Championships at the Los Angeles Country Club in sixth place.
Oregon (362-370-369-372=1473) shot 73-over for the three-day tournament, 17 strokes behind fifth-place Arizona State (+56).
California (+6) won its second-straight Pac-12 Championship. After beating the Ducks in a playoff one year ago, the Golden Bears held off second-place UCLA (+15) by nine strokes to capture the title again in 2013.
California's Max Homa (-9), who shot a course-record 61 on day one of the championships, won the individual tournament by five strokes over teammate Michael Weaver (-4).
Oregon sat in ninth place after two rounds before moving up three spots in the third round, settling into sixth entering Wednesday's final round. Rak Cho paced the Ducks today, shooting a 72 (+2) in the final round. Cho's round featured four front-nine birdies and four total for the day. He finished in a tie for 15th in the overall standings.
After carding a 70 (E) to lead the Ducks in the third round, freshman Sulman Raza shot a 74 (+4) today to wrap up his tournament. Raza, who had a birdie on the front nine and back nine today, placed 20th overall.
Freshmen Brandon McIver and Zach Foushee shot a 75 (+6) and 76 (+6), respectively, to cap their first-ever trip to the Pac-12 Championships. McIver placed in a tie for 35th, while Foushee landed in a tie for 39th.
Senior Robbie Ziegler carded a 75 (+5) today and finished in a tie for 53rd, while sophomore Jonathan Woo, who won the Duck Inviational in late-March, placed in a tie for 60th overall after shooting a final-round 78 (+8).
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Editor: I'm writing this in regard to Commissioner (Sam) Watford talking about their pay.
I believe this is a great idea, especially since the county is in such straits with unemployment. Why should they get more money? These meetings, etc., are really not worthy of such pay. Remember the unemployed when you're thinking of your own pay increases. We all are trying to make ends meet, and a commissioner pay raise doesn't help those living pay to pay.
Mr. (Fred) McClure, think on these things.
Thank you for at least thinking this way, but do more than think and take a pay cut. We're trying to do the best we can.
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ZF-8513: copying many messages is slow: copy() in Zend_Mail_Protocol_Imap should support array of message ids
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Both methods internally use the copy() method of Zend_Mail_Protocol_Imap. This method supports a single id or a range of ids, but this is not used. So it would be nice if copy() would support an array of ids (which is then joined to a comma-separated string), because this is supported by IMAP.
This functionality is already supported by fetch(), and I provided a patch for store() in ZF-8488 . I will attach a patch for the copy() method (which is the same as in fetch() or store()).
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Wilmington police are investigating the death of a man who lived under the Third Street bridge.
The body of Kendrick Glenn Gore, 50, was found early Wednesday morning on top of the bridge, in the 600 block of N. Third Street, police spokeswoman Linda Rawley said. Gore lived under the bridge, which is between Campbell and Hanover streets.
Police received a call about a body on the bridge at 6:48 a.m. Wednesday.
Police believe Gore died of natural causes but are still investigating to rule out foul play.
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Don't drink and diet! That's what New York City weight-loss expert Heather Bauer, RD, counseled women when she first set up shop. "After all, alcohol is a bad diet deal: It's caloric without providing much nutritional value in return," explains Bauer, co-author of Bread Is the Devil. But then she realized that "for most of my clients, this recommendation turned out to be a deal breaker. If they had to give up drinking, they just wouldn't diet. So I had to figure out a way to help them lose weight while continuing to drink."
For women who've come to rely on a glass of wine or a cocktail to take the edge off their day or to help lubricate social gatherings, doing a Carrie Nation number can seem pretty unappealing. And it is possible to watch your weight without making that sacrifice. "Most research says that women who drink the recommended amount—one serving a day—tend not to gain weight over time," says Kenneth Mukamal, MD, MPH, associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. In fact, a 2010 study of 19,220 women found that over a 13-year period, women whose drinking was light or moderate (i.e., up to two drinks a day) were 30 percent less likely to become obese than nondrinkers.
Still, alcohol isn't a get-out-of-dieting-free card. You can have your alcohol and drink it, too—you just have to be smart about it.
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Alcoholic drinks, notes Bauer, are dietitians' favorite example of empty calories. Pure alcohol, aka ethanol, contains seven calories per gram; by comparison, fat has nine calories per gram, and protein and carbohydrates each have four. That means one standard drink—defined in this story as a five-ounce glass of wine, a 1.5-ounce serving of hard liquor or a 12-ounce bottle of light beer—comes in at roughly 100 calories, "aboutthe same as an eight-ounce soda," says Marion Nestle, PhD, professor of nutrition, food studies and public health at New York University and a coauthor of Why Calories Count. (Regular beer contains about 50 calories more.) And if you add mixers to a cocktail, the alcohol content is the least of your worries. A piña colada, for example, can weigh in with as many as 530 calories—more than either a McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese or a Frappuccino from Starbucks.
Alcohol changes more than your daily calorie total. As a dopamine sensitizer, it spurs your brain to release a cascade of feel-good hormones that can put you in a devil-may-care state of mind that's dangerous when you're standing next to the dessert cart, notes Lauren Slayton, RD, director of Foodtrainers, a nutrition-counseling service in New York.
But some women who drink do not pack on the pounds, for various possible reasons. Research suggests that light imbibers tend to compensate, perhaps unconsciously, by cutting down on food calories, especially from sweets, says Mukamal. And for some people, ethanol may, in effect, serve up fewer than seven calories per gram. "People metabolize alcohol differently depending on their genes," explains Mukamal. "Some readily convert alcohol into forms that can be used for energy—this would add calories that could end up being stored as fat—while in others, more alcohol may be removed from the body in ways that don't provide similar calories."
All bets are off, however, if you have more than one drink a day. "Heavy alcohol use is associated with weight gain over the long haul," says Joan Salge Blake, RD, clinical associate professor at Boston University's Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. Even worse, there appears to be a tendency for that extra weight to land in your middle. And, in general, the more you drink at one sitting, the bigger your belly gets, Mukamal says. (For tips on lowering your intake, see Drinking in Moderation—Made Easy.)


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Uptown Lexington prepares for GroundHawg's Day
Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 9:08 a.m.
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Lexington residents who rise early on a Saturday can venture downtown to see if a potbellied pig predicts an early spring.
Want to see the pig?
GroundHawg's Day festivities will begin at 7:35 a.m. Feb. 2 on the Square in Lexington.
Uptown Lexington, Inc., will sponsor its Ninth Annual GroundHawg's Day on the Square starting at 7:35 a.m. Feb. 2. Miss Charlotte, the pig who serves as Uptown Lexington's official mascot, will appear and see if she sees casts a shadow to predict six more weeks of winter. Chris Klim will play the French horn to accompany her appearance.
Taking just a slight liberty with the traditional Pennsylvania observance of Candlemas, the celebration of the midpoint between winter and spring, Uptown Lexington, Inc. added a twist to Punxsutawney, Pa.'s celebration of Groundhog's Day by using the symbol of Lexington, a pig, based on the city's barbecue heritage.
The Candlemas tradition says that if on this day it is fair, bright and sunny such that an animal can cast its shadow, it is an omen winter will last six more weeks. However, if the day is cloudy and shadowless, it is a sign of spring's arrival.
The festivities begin just past sunrise around 7:35 a.m. About 7:45 a.m., Miss Charlotte will come out to see if she can see her shadow. Official GroundHawg's Day representatives, donned in tails provided by Bruce's Tuxedo, will lead the celebration. They include Uptown Lexington Board President Tim Ragan, Lexington Mayor Newell Clark and Mayor Pro Tem Wayne Alley who will announce Miss Charlotte's official weather forecast.
"This year, since GroundHawg's Day falls on a Saturday, we hope more families will attend," said Jo Ellen Edwards, Uptown Lexington's executive director, in a press release. "Much like the public brings signs to wish someone a happy birthday to the street 'set' of NBC's 'Today' show in New York, we invite the public to bring signs to show their desire — or wish — for an early spring or winter weather."
The sign with the best message and artwork will win a $25 gift certificate to Café 35.
"Since 2005, the GroundHawg's Day prediction in Lexington has been optimistic with a prediction of an early spring each year," Ragan said. "Come join us this year to see if the tradition continues."
For more information about the Ninth Annual GroundHawg's Day, contact Uptown Lexington at 249-0383.
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Published: Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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Here lately I can see life coming and passing, like a freezing wind. My Aunt Penny gave birth Feb. 23 to Miley Grace Myers. She weighs 1.4 pounds and was 4 months early.
So guess what? I love babies. Yes, I'm an 18-year-old guy who loves babies. I have my little brother who is 4, a little cousin who is 4 as well, and now a brand new baby cousin who is not even a week old. Needless to say I'm super excited to have a new baby in the family.
My mom has referred to me as being a baby person. I don't realize what truly makes a "baby person," but I guess it's where I enjoy holding babies and playing with them.
Babies are, in my opinion, some of the happiest beings on the earth. They can drive you crazy from crying at 4 a.m., but when you see how sweet they are when they are asleep and how happy they look when they smile, it makes it all worth it.
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Axiogenesis said that combining the newly licensed IP with its own murine stem cell-derived tissue technology will both allow the development of new predictive disease models and provide new opportunities in areas including drug development and safety pharmacology. It anticipates launching the first human iPSC-derived service in August, in the form of its Cor.4U-MEA service, based on the use of cardiomyocytes microelectrode array technology for physiological compound profiling.
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Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 1:04 pm
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I also posted this in the "Entertainment" part of this site because it's from a late night talk show, but it's a semi serious take on citizenship that I just thought was wonderful and fits here too:
The following is Craig Fergusons opening monologue from last nights Late, Late Show (9/10). Stick with it. Its marvelous! (They featured it on Good Morning, America this morning.)
He was on fire!!!!
Here's his immediate follow up after the commercial:
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Thanks Sandlynn! Love this guy, and he''s got it right doesn't he? Good advice...in fact, great advice.
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I have never heard or seen this guy before, but he was wonderful. I agree with xina--he has some great advice. Thanks, once again, for keeping us in the know, Sandlynn.
And he brought up many good points, one of which is that we are voting for President, not vice president. I think something has gone very wacky following the RNC in all the excess attention that's being paid to Palin. I passed this on to my email buddies--it was too good to pass up.
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Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 3:56 pm
Post subject: Thanks for the video link
Thanks for the video link; I didn't watch the second, but I thought the first was really good. He's a funny guy, and like every transplanted citizen, takes voting seriously. We all should.
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 2:05 pm
Post subject: Re: Elections & Democracy, Generally
Sandlynn wrote:
I also posted this in the "Entertainment" part of this site because it's from a late night talk show, but it's a semi serious take on citizenship that I just thought was wonderful and fits here too:
The following is Craig Fergusons opening monologue from last nights Late, Late Show (9/10). Stick with it. Its marvelous! (They featured it on Good Morning, America this morning.)
He was on fire!!!!
Here's his immediate follow up after the commercial:
Thanks for posting this. Wonderful stuff!
maggie b.
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Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 10:00 am
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A very funny and very insightful routine. But, you know, not voting IS a vote; it just doesn't show up in the results. Perhaps ballots could include a box for abstaining, indicating that neither candidate meets a voter's requirements. Might have a good effect down the road; might make political parties more selective.
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Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 10:23 am
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dick wrote:
Perhaps ballots could include a box for abstaining, indicating that neither candidate meets a voter's requirements. Might have a good effect down the road; might make political parties more selective.
We have those in Israel - you can submit a "white note" in your ballot envelope instead of voting for a party. But Israel has a multiparty parliamentary system, so the chances of someone finding no one to vote for are slim. Usually if there's a protest vote it's just picking one of the smaller parties and voting for them (which is pretty much how the Pensioners' Party got into parliament last time we had an election). We don't have direct voting for PM, though it's been done in the past.
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L. Neil Smith is a libertarian-tending SF writer. One of his early SF novels, I'm pretty sure it was The Probability Broach, has an alternate U.S. history in which NOTA (None Of The Above) is always a ballot choice and the U.S. went without a President for 4 years when NOTA won.
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Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 1:15 pm
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I think the U.S. would be better off under a parliamentary system. That way we could all vote for the best candidate, rather than the lesser of two evils.
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Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 2:45 pm
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I think the U.S. would be better off under a parliamentary system. That way we could all vote for the best candidate, rather than the lesser of two evils.
I'm not so sure. It's not working out too well for us, though I'll allow Israel is an extreme case: the voting for our parliament is nationwide and you only need about 2% of the vote to get your party in (there are 120 seats). There's no stability, the smaller parties can extort all sorts of things from the person trying to form the coalition government, and there are no-confidence votes about anything and everything. And I still end up voting for the lesser of various evils.
Just to illustrate, here's a brief overview of our Prime Ministers' fortunes in the last quarter century:
1984-88: two MPs from opposing parties were forced to put together a national unity govt. and rotate the PM job (each held it for two years).
1988-92: one PM lasted the full four years, I think.
1992-95: PM was assisinated - a tragedy I'd rather not go into.
1996-99: Couldn't get his coalition to stick and didn't make it past three years.
1999-2001: same, but he lasted less than two years.
2001-06: PM was well into his second term in office (though he was forced to leave his original party), but had a stroke and went into a coma shortly before his third elections in 2006. He has not regained conciousness since.
2006-08: PM is freshly resigned (as of today) amid allegations of corruption and ongoing backstabbing in the coalition.
Now we'll have the Foreign Minister - a woman! - try to form a new coalition govt. I'm not optimistic. It's a mess, nobody can get anything done in the long term, what with ministers constantly moving from one office to another. I might just see my sixth election as an eligible voter at the age of 31. It's ridiculous.
Maybe it's different in other countries - I don't know (apparently not much better in Italy). But I don't think there's a perfect system out there. I'm not sure a multiparty system would work any better for the US: you'd likely get Democrats and Republicans, far right and far left people, religious parties, the greens, plus the occasional weird party in the mix. Good luck getting anything done. The parliamentary grass is not necessarily greener; consider this post a cautionary tale
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Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 3:38 pm
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I would like to point out that at the very least, Yulie, you can't blame the assassinations on the
that it's a parliamentary system.
All systems end up with assassinations at some point.
And of course, the location of the state of Israel means that naturally you'll have instability. Too bad they didn't decide to carve out a nice slice of Wyoming for you guys...I think there'd have been a lot less shooting over the years if they had.
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Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 7:31 pm
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Kass wrote:
I would like to point out that at the very least, Yulie, you can't blame the assassinations on the
that it's a parliamentary system.
All systems end up with assassinations at some point.
Oh, that's certainly true - but I thought a three-year unexplained gap would be strange (or too much like the NOTA option Mark mentioned). I do think the problem is our fractured political map more than our location (which presents a whole other set of challenges, of course). But I can't test the question scientifically
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I vastly prefer living in a parliamentary system to a simple majority system, because multiple parties allow for multiple viewpoints. Plus, there is less of a chance of wasting one's vote, when one does not vote for the candidate favoured in the area where one happens to live. If Germany had a majority vote system, my vote would never have counted at all, because I happen to live in an area where the majority political POV does not match mine (Hey, they voted for a guy who not only looks like Blofeld but also acts like him).
Parliamentary systems tend to have the danger of unstable coalition governments. See Italy's approx. 50 governments since the end of WWII or the Israeli example Yulie gave or indeed the Weimar Republic which died a slow death because there were too many parties in parliament who could not agree on a government. Another possible danger of parliamentary systems is that radical fringe parties can get into parliament and probably even into governments. However, in the US it sometimes seems to me as if the radical fringe elements which would have their own party elsewhere have been absorbed into the two big parties, which can be even more dangerous, because with the rightwing or leftwing lunatic party you at least know whom you're dealing with.
In order to get around the issue of too many small parties in parliament and unstable governments, which brought down the Weimar Republic, Germany introduced something called the 5% clause, which means that a party must have 5% of the total vote in order to get into parliament. At the moment, we have five parties in the federal parliament, two big and three smaller ones (some of the state parliaments have additional local parties). Again, the system is not ideal. For example, if you vote for a party which misses the 5% mark, you have essentially wasted your vote. This happened to me twice (in state level elections) and it was very frustrating. And I didn't vote for one of the really obscure tiny parties such as the Anarchic Pogo Party (yes, they exist. Their slogan is "Work is sh_t") but for one of the smaller parties in the federal government that didn't make it into the state government.
Plus, even this system is no guarantee for a stable government. Right now, we have a big coalition (i.e. the two big parties form a government, because neither could get a majority with their favoured smaller party and everybody hated the fifth party) in federal government and one of the states (Hessen) has been without a government for several months, because the last election ended in a stalemate.
Actually, if you really do not happen to agree with any of the parties or candidates on your ballot, you can theoretically leave it blank or write "I'd rather vote for Darth Vader than for any of those guys" in the margins and it will be counted as an invalid ballot. However, with five parties with chances of getting into parliament and lots of smaller parties with zero chance, it's far more likely you'll put your cross next to someone like the Anarchic Pogo Party.
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Chris Rock was a hoot last night on Larry King. Here's the video:
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I received the following in my email. I'm proud to say, I've only missed one off-year primary vote since I first was able to vote at 18 ... the first Presidential Election year where 18 year olds were eligible to vote.
This is the story of our Grandmothers and Great-grandmothers; they lived only 90 years ago.
Remember, it was not until 1920 that women were granted the right to go to the polls and vote.
The women were innocent and defenseless, but they were jailed nonetheless for picketing the White House, carrying signs asking for the vote.
And by the end of the night, they were barely alive. Forty prison guards wielding clubs and their warden's blessing went on a rampage against the 33 women wrongly convicted of 'obstructing sidewalk traffic.'
They beat Lucy Burns, chained her hands to the cell bars above her head and left her hanging for the night, bleeding and gasping for air.
They hurled Dora Lewis into a dark cell, smashed her head against an iron bed and knocked her out cold. Her cellmate, Alice Cosu, thought Lewis was dead and suffered a heart attack. Additional affidavits describe the guards grabbing, dragging, beating, choking, slamming, pinching, twisting and kicking the women.
Thus unfolded the 'Night of Terror' on Nov. 15, 1917, when the warden at the Occoquan Workhouse in Virginia ordered his guards to teach a lesson to the suffragists imprisoned there because they dared to picket Woodrow Wilson's White House for the right to vote. For weeks, the women's only water came from an open pail. Their food--all of it colorless slop--was infested with worms.
When one of the leaders, Alice Paul, embarked on a hunger strike, they tied her to a chair, forced a tube down her throat and poured liquid into her until she vomited. She was tortured like this for weeks until word was smuggled out to the press.
So, refresh my memory. Some women won't vote this year because -- why, exactly? We have carpool duties? We have to get to work? Our vote doesn't matter? It' s raining?
Last week, I went to a sparsely attended screening of HBO's new movie 'Iron Jawed Angels.' It is a graphic depiction of the battle these women waged so that I could pull the curtain at the polling booth and have my say. I am ashamed to say I needed the reminder.
All these years later, voter registration is still my passion. But the actual act of voting had become less personal for me, more remote. Frankly, voting often felt more like an obligation than a privilege. Sometimes it was inconvenient.
My friend Wendy, who is my age and studied women's history, saw the HBO movie, too. When she stopped by my desk to talk about it, she looked angry. She was--with herself. 'One thought kept coming back to me as I watched that movie,' she said. 'What would those women think of the way I use, or don't use, my right to vote? All of us take it for granted now, not just younger women, but those of us who did seek to learn.' The right to vote, she said, had become valuable to her 'all over again.'
HBO released the movie on video and DVD . I wish all history, social studies and government teachers would include the movie in their curriculum I want it shown on Bunco night, too, and anywhere else women gather. I realize this isn't our usual idea of socializing, but we are not voting in the numbers that we should be, and I think a little shock therapy is in order.
It is jar ring to watch Woodrow Wilson and his cronies try to persuade a psychiatrist to declare Alice Paul insane so that she could be permanently institutionalized. And it is inspiring to watch the doctor refuse. Alice Paul was strong, he said, and brave. That didn't make her crazy.
The doctor admonished the men: 'Courage in women is often mistaken for insanity.'
We need to get out and vote and use this right that was fought so hard for by these very courageous women. Whether you vote democratic, republican or independent party - remember to vote.
History is being made.
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Question: What kind of impact does an "extra" $20 million a year have on East Central University, the Ada community and beyond?
Answer: A lot. That $20 million represents money ECU will receive during the 2009 fiscal year from grants and other external funding, not including donations.
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Community members are invited to join East Central University students, faculty and staff members at ECU's annual Holiday Party on Dec. 4 [THURSDAY].
A reception will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the University Center. The tree lighting will be at 4 p.m. Also scheduled are carol singing and performances by ECU's Brass Choir and Musical Theater.
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The Rotaract Club at East Central University will host Rotary International District 5770 Water Project chair Brian Henderson at 2 p.m. Wednesday [DEC. 3] in the Regents Room of the Memorial Student Union. ECU students, faculty, staff and the Ada community are invited to attend.
Henderson is a Rotarian from Sayre. He will speak about Rotary's project to provide water filters to villages in areas of Honduras that have no access to clean drinking water.
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John Rutter's "Requiem" will be performed by the East Central University Choir at 7:30 p.m. Monday [DEC. 1] at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Ada.
Dr. Steven Walker, ECU professor of music, will conduct the 54-member choir.
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The deadline to sign up for a tour of Spain in East Central University's Study Abroad Program is Dec. 1 [MONDAY]. Participants can earn three hours of academic credit in Spanish culture or language as they experience Spain's culture and history and immersion in the Spanish language.
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Students in East Central University's Social Work Practice II class listen as Ada Mayor Barbara Young (far right) reads a proclamation at ECU declaring Nov. 19 Adoption Awareness Day in Ada. The proclamation encourages citizens, community agencies, religious organizations and businesses to honor families that have adopted children. The class distributed information about the need for adoption on Nov. 19 as part of National Adoption Awareness Month.
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Dr. Richard Rafes, president of East Central University, announced today [Nov. 20] that he has been selected as the new president of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM) in Lewisburg, W.V.
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|Route Climbed: Baldwin Gulch Date Climbed: April 17, 2005
|BEEEEAUTIFUL DAY! Lots of sunshine and little wind...unfortunately that made for a looong trip back to the car. The trip up was great, the snow was relatively hard and easy to traverse. However, most of the trip down was through wet, heavy, snow that one often sunk down knee to thigh deep in (even with snowshoes on). Many times our snowshoes and poles would stick in the snow and trip us. We ended the day very wet and tired, but very satisfied as well. Gorgeous views as always!
|Posted Apr 18, 2005 5:52 pm
|James C
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: June 16, 2004
|We started beloe treeline, at river crossing. Sort of irratating to see people driving halfway up the mountain but fun none the less. Summit ridge is simple, but when we did it the wind was blowing hard. Good summit. Descent is really quik if you dont follow the trail and just go strait down.
|Posted Apr 4, 2005 7:01 pm
|alpine master
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: Oct 18 2003
|I got up around 6:00am or so and got out of the campsite before I had to pay $12. I wasn't too motivated because I couldn't find the road the night before. I went up a little further and there it was. I headed up the shitty 4X4 road for 3 miles. This was the worse one yet. I got to the Baldwin Creek crossing and decided to keep going. I went to 11,245' so I could still get 3,000' of vertical. I started on foot at 8:00am. I continued up the road switching back and forth until about 13,000'. In the mean time a few vehicles passed me. When I got around to the south side of the mountain I had a good view of Shavano and Tabaguache. I continued and started switchbacks again up to 13,700'. The road was worse on this section. The last 500' looked wicked but wasn't that bad. I summited around 11:00am. I stayed on the top for a while and headed down at 11:30. I hauled ass as much as I could. I ran for a bit and took one of the gully shortcuts. I got to the truck at 1:15pm. I made great time. I was home by 4:30pm.
|Posted Apr 3, 2005 11:33 pm
|Old Ickabod
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: October 2003
|Solo trip. I actually slept in the back of my Jeep on Kenosha Pass the night before. Don't ask. I parked just below 11,000 feet and walked up. It started to snow at about 13,000 feet, but it just made it fun! I met Bob on the summit and we swapped cameras for the summit pic. Good times!
|Posted Mar 29, 2005 9:00 pm
|Route Climbed: Baldwin Gulch/West Slopes Date Climbed: June 20 ,1987
|Ah...the days before owning a 4X4. The haul up the road from the automobile TH is quite a haul. The weather was perfect, so that wasn't an issue; just needed endurance. Fortunately, I met a guy on the way down that had a pickup at the 4X4 TH and he was nice enough to drive me back down the final 3 miles to my car, making it "just" a 13 mile day.
|Posted Feb 2, 2005 11:54 am
|Route Climbed: Baldwin Gulch Trail Date Climbed: July 2002
|This was my least favorite mountain. The group I was with drove up to the 10,840 ft parking lot. The rest of the trip was on a road with cars going by. It was hazy from the fire that year as well.
|Posted Jan 30, 2005 6:53 pm
|Route Climbed: Standard via Jeep Gulch Road Date Climbed: 9/25/04
|Awesome run with my girlfriend and dog. Be sure you hit the Jeep road before dawn as it takes some time and can be a bit wet due to streams.
|Posted Nov 22, 2004 6:22 pm
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: October 2, 1999
|Drove up the Baldwin Creek to the 4WD parking area. We hiked the road for most of the way, and then climbed up the talus slope to the summit. We saw a few vehicles that made it up higher on the road too.
|Posted Oct 12, 2004 10:15 am
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: July 2004
|The hardest part was getting up to the trailhead. Very rough! Not a big fan of hiking up the road ... sharing the "serene" mountains with ATVs and four wheelers makes this one of the less pleasant 14er routes in my opinion.
|Posted Sep 13, 2004 4:42 pm
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: August 18, 2004
|My 27th 14er (Half Way!!) on my 27th birthday!! We made it to the summit in 2 hrs. from where we ditched the truck just above tree line and then got back off of the ridge just before the sleet and snow moved in. The crux of this climb is getting out of bed early enough to beat the weather and not on the ridge.
|Posted Aug 18, 2004 5:19 pm
|Route Climbed: West Slopes from Baldwin Gulch TH Date Climbed: July 23, 2004
|My initial plan was to drive to the 4wd parking spot up the road, but after scouting it out the day before I decided I liked my car too much to chance it on the rough, rocky road. So my buddy, Chris Calvert, and I hoofed it up from the Blank Gulch TH at 9420 ft. The hike up the road was uneventful, switchbacks offered some nice views of North Carbonate, and the final part of the climb was fun finding a route to the summit.
|Posted Aug 6, 2004 11:41 pm
|Route Climbed: Baldwin Gulch Date Climbed: July 24, 2004
|For a road hike, this was great!
|Posted Aug 1, 2004 3:44 pm
|Route Climbed: Baldwin Gulch Date Climbed: 07/09/04
|Not too exciting when you walk the road the whole time but I LOVE LOVE LOVE rocks and was having a gay old time looking for something exciting while I was walking! The ridge was a little more work than the road, that's for sure! Had a decent time, even though Bryan made me hike down the road the night before to make it official. People thought we were crazy when we told them why we did that!
|Posted Jul 15, 2004 11:55 pm
|Bryan W
|Route Climbed: Baldwin Gulch 3,000' Date Climbed: 7/9/04
|Drove the 4x4 road up Baldwin Gulch. The road is rough at the beginning, but gets better the higher you go. Made sure to get the 3,000' gain and hiked the road to about 13,500'. Pretty boring and I did not realize how loose it was until we headed down. From the saddle to the summit was a lot of fun. A nice little ridge walk through good rock. Then we headed up to the summit. The last couple hundred feet was steep and on good rock. However, there was not much of a trail at times, but it was obvious where we were headed.
|Posted Jul 13, 2004 12:27 pm
|Route Climbed: up the road from Baldwin Creek 4x4 crossing Date Climbed: August, 2001
|This is one mountain I hope I'll never be bored enough to climb again. I climbed Princeton in the same weekend, so I didn't have to dedicate an entire drive to Summit County simply to top out on this superannuated pile of choss.
Wait! I do remember something of interest: the astounding hailstorm that I raced down the peak. Three inches of hail in 20 minutes, and only a think Gore-Tex to protect me. That hurt.
|Posted Jun 22, 2004 8:06 pm
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: May 23, 2004
|Still quite a bit of snow covering the road which made for a more difficult hike with alot of postholing. We started at the very bottom elevation 9400 and sure wish I had a 4x4 to enable a higher start. The extra elevation gain though was great for conditioning. Great glissade from almost the top for about 2000 vertical feet.
|Posted May 25, 2004 1:02 am
|Ryan Kowalski
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: June 13, 2003
|Not too bad considering you're hiking on a road! After summiting this and Mount White a huge thundersnow storm hit. Never seen one before so that was kind of neat (except for the lightning)
|Posted Apr 19, 2004 4:52 pm
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: August 20, 2002
|We cranked out this hike very quickly and encountered a brief snowstorm on the summit. A trip report is available here.
|Posted Apr 12, 2004 12:10 pm
|Larry V
|Route Climbed: west slopes, from Baldwin Gulch Trailhead Date Climbed: August 1995
|Was one of only two solo climbs I have done. Windy and freezing cold - I did it fast. Hope to go back next month for some photos and additional first hand information to beef up the peak page.
|Posted Apr 8, 2004 2:23 am
|Route Climbed: Baldwind Gulch Date Climbed: July, 1997
|This was a while back, I was fifteen, and it was my first fourteener.
There is a reasonable account of this ascent here:
Recommended for an easy ascent. An SUV will get you
pretty close to the top.
|Posted Mar 19, 2004 11:16 pm


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Recently we wanted to make an 3D-printable object on our Makerbot that filled a useful purpose. One way of finding out what to do is to analyse stuff that can be annoying and try to solve that problem.
Immediately we thought of the different ways people hang garbage bags. In most cases they get cramped into baskets or buckets which can have some disadvantages. The challenge then became to design a garbage bag holder that would be printable on our 3D printer.
You can see the result above and download the 3D files from Thingiverse.


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Tucson Meeting and Event Spaces
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa is the ideal location for your next executive meeting or prestigious social event. Featuring over 7,000 square feet of grand banquet venues and state-of-the- art meeting spaces, we accommodate up to 300 guests indoors and up to 5,000 outdoors. The Tubac Golf Resort & Spa is perfect place for business meetings and retreats, conferences, seminars and social events.
Corporate Group Sales:
- 98 Luxurious Guest Rooms & Suites
- Over 7,000 Square Feet of Event Space
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- Replica 17th Century Mission Style ballroom
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Geronimo Conference Center
The Geronimo Conference Center is an exceptional facility measuring 2,700 square feet and accommodating up to 300 guests and is complete with high-speed Internet and video conferencing capabilities. Meeting planners requiring more than one meeting set will find the flexibility of the Geronimo Ballroom beneficial as it is divisible by two and features optional outdoor covered seating for breaks and receptions. Decorated in a classic lodge motif with stone fireplace, open-beamed ceilings and a full wall of windows (with optional blackout draperies) the Geronimo Ballroom has fabulous views of golf courses and Santa Rita Mountain range.
Geronimo Deck
The Geronimo Ballroom's main doors open up onto a 4,500 square foot patio. This all-weather covered exterior space can accommodate an additional 400 guests and can be climate controlled with heaters, fans, and curtains. Guests mingling outside will enjoy an incredible view of Tubac's signature par-three ninth hole and its beautiful island green, which as the day fades will be set against a gorgeous mountain sunset.
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The Otero Boardroom is the perfect place to host an Executive Board of Directors Meeting or a small business meeting. Measuring 1,172 square feet with high-speed Internet, audio-visual and video conferencing capabilities, Otero House features two meeting rooms and can accommodate up to 60 guests. In addition, the surrounding Otero lawn can accommodate up to 300 and will allow your guests to take in our lush golf courses and stunning mountain landscapes.
17th Century (Replica) Mission Ballroom
This new and exquisite venue measures 3,000 square feet. It will accommodate up to 225 guests theater style, 100 guests banquet style and 110 guests classroom style. Whether used for a meeting or an awards presentation and banquet this venue is sure to make a grand impression.
Apache Private & Apache Patio
Our Apache Private Room is located next to Stable's Restaurant and offers a versatile and intimate meeting space. Measuring 608 square feet and accommodating up to 30 guests, Apache Private also features a covered patio for alfresco cocktails and dining.
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The Tack Room is an elegant, exclusive and very private facility. Measuring 586 square feet and accommodating up to 30 guests, this room is ideal for intimate dinners, break out rooms and board meetings.
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Our professional event staff will exceed your expectations helping you to conduct result oriented meetings and unforgettable social events. We feature a wide variety of destination services to enhance your program and to assist you in the planning stages.
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- Storage Facilities Available
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Whether you're hosting a grand banquet or an intimate cocktail party, our award-winning culinary professionals will make your event memorable. Creating exquisite menus from refined gourmet selections and regional cuisine to the simple yet flavorful, their expertise adds a delectable complement to any occasion.
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For our corporate clientele we offer a variety of Executive Business Services to ensure a successful event. Custom lodging and business packages are available. Luxury airport transportation service for VIPs can easily be arranged. Our event staff can even assist with shipping and receiving packages, documents, and other essential business-related items (FedEx shipping only).
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa also has two business centers on site that are available from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven days a week.
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We have a wide selection of state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment and services.
Group Tours
Tubac and Southern, Arizona has many historical and cultural places of renowned quality and experience. We are here to assist you in incorporating a specialty tour into your agenda. Day trips include Southern Arizona's Wine Country, the Tumacacori National Park, Kartchner Caverns and much more. Our guest service representatives will assist you in choosing a site to visit that works with you agenda. Delicious box lunches are available for tour participants.
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Tubac Golf Resort & Spa is centrally located to the Village of Tubac, Precidio State Park, Tumacacori National Park, Southern Arizona's wine country and much more.
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa Is Located:
- 45 minutes south of Tucson International Airport
- Within walking distance of the Village of Tubac, with more than 100 unique shops and world class galleries
- 20 minutes north of the International Border
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Tubac Golf Resort & Spa is a historic resort with modern amenities. For more information about booking a meeting or event contact us in the sales department at 520.398.3533. We look forward to being of service.


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We love to see when talented backup singers decide to go solo. Former Erykah Badu backup singers, Yahzarah and N'Dambi are great examples of fiery solo talent with a history in high profile background singing gigs. New Jersey based singer Natalie Imani is paving her way to be yet another vocal force. Touting John Legend, Jennifer Hudson, Jazmine Sullivan, and Nicki Minaj as lead acts she's backed, her resume is definitely quite impressive.
Above, Natalie speaks candidly about her journey from a 9-to-5 to embracing singing as a career. Below, you can take a listen to Natalie's debut EP, Passion Mark, where the rich toned lady showcases a comforting classic R&B voice. If you like Jazmine Sullivan, you'll appreciate the parallels these two share.


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I brought this up before on the Rockstar forums before many Rockstars were against it however I will resubmit it as an IdeaStorm Idea.
The Idea was to have (at least as an option) for users to assign their countries flag to their username. This would display beside their username. This would help identify whether some information was relavent to the user.
For example here "If you are in the US, HERE is the Dell page to request a set of discs" while it is the correct answer it is quite useless information for people that aren't in the US.
This would also help when someone on the forums is looking to purchase a system or a spare part or upgrade such as a battery. I can redirect them to the UK or US Dell website or elsewhere. In addition amazon.co.uk or amazon.com, crucial.com/uk or crucial.com etc etc.
I would also like other logos such as the Rockstar logo to display here, if it displayed there, then I wouldn't put in my signature.
Other Rockstars were concerned that such a feature would impinge on privacy so I mentioned it to only be optional. Another concern was that it could cause some racism on the boards.
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Music aficionados chime in about Jackson Browne and the power of acoustic music
By David Cotner 01/24/2013
Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne launches his 2013 acoustic tour with the simplest of all possible presentations: piano, guitar and voice. He's performing songs from the past 40 years of his back catalog, presenting different sets at each venue. It is an almost geometric progression of greatness, dipping into the songs this way, and each venue will, of course, showcase those acoustic tracks in a unique and powerful way. But what is it about acoustic music that resonates so deeply and sincerely in people? What is it about the essence of acoustic music that speaks to people? It's something to which Zoey's Cafe owners Polly and Steve Hoganson immediately and viscerally respond.
"Wow! The power of acoustic music! Although we love to rock out and appreciate the full band experience, there is nothing that speaks to the heart and soul more than a singer and a guitar. Our listening room is set up first and foremost for acoustic. The audiences appreciate the music so much you can hear a pin drop."
Russ and Julie Paris, who run the venerable acoustic roundtable in Oak Park known as Russ & Julie's House Concerts, agree.
"Acoustic music resonates deeply with people because it's a more direct and intimate form of art. Jackson Browne's music in particular is some of the most intimate and personal in nature. His acoustic shows reach people more sincerely because he puts so much of himself into his lyrics and his expression. He doesn't hold back in his performances."
Is there a distinct difference between his electric and acoustic work? "It's in his acoustic shows where the songs truly shine the best without the layers of extra instrumentation and aural layering that you get in a full band performance." And what does the power of acoustic music mean to the dynamic between performer and audience? "Acoustic music in an intimate setting allows for a very strong give-and-take between the performer and the audience. There is an active flow of energy back and forth that you don't get in an evening at a movie theater."
Tom Anderson, founder of prized Newbury Park-based luthiers Tom Anderson Guitar Works, has this take on the power of acoustic music.
"Unless you're in a giant venue, I think acoustic music makes the listener feel like they are better connected to the artist and can better share in the expressions being made. Because the sound is generally not so loud, there is often even more interaction between the people in the audience with each other and the artist." So how does today's acoustic music differ from that of, say, 30 years ago, when you started making guitars? "The songs, when much of the acoustic music was written, were often about what was going on in the changing culture, whereas much of the music today is a personal statement. We are all drawn to the music from our youth, and for me much of that was acoustic music."
Jim Ladd, the former longtime KLOS DJ who lately can be found playing music by Jackson Browne (and others) on his Deep Tracks program on Sirius XM Radio (channel 27, weeknights 4-8 p.m. PST), says: "There is something very magical and intimate about acoustic music in general, and I think, with someone like Jackson Browne, who has the ability to hold the audience with just himself and an acoustic guitar, that's pretty extraordinary." Do you think it's something that, if it's in an arena or a small club, the size of the venue make a difference or does it just cut through all that? "Depends on the artist. I think it's probably easier for the artist in a smaller venue, but it doesn't have to be. I can think of many times I've seen an artist do an acoustic piece in a huge arena and it works. But it's harder to get the crowd to be quiet in an arena. In a small venue, people are less likely to be cheering and screaming and noisy because it's a more personal atmosphere."
And there are going to be some songs that you're so used to hearing electrically that, when you hear them acoustically, it's almost like really great scotch and one drop of really great water: It just completely opens up the song. "I agree with you. And also, in his case, because he is such a brilliant lyricist, it gives the audience a chance to focus even more on the lyric and what he's trying to say. That's why I like it when Jackson does acoustic shows, because it really brings the lyrics more to the forefront, so you can really get into what he's saying, through the music and his lyrics."
Jackson Browne appears at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza on Monday, Jan. 28.
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ZF-8183: Zend_Queue_Adapter_Memcacheq should only support its native capabilities
Methods create() and isExists() are meaningless in context of Memcacheq due to it's approach to creating queues on-the-fly. Method getQueues() can only be implemented by opening separate socket connection and talking to Memcacheq server bypassing PHP's client library. Besides, the usefulness of this method is questionable due to the same on-the-fly approach.
While I understand that this means breaking backward compatibility at certain level, I would suggest to remove the support for these capabilities, because they can not be implemented consistently and efficiently, and they are in conflict with Memcacheq's nature.
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Wayland Baptist University-Phoenix was established in 1991 at Luke Air Force Base. Wayland opened offices in downtown Phoenix in 2002. The campus is located at 2702 N. 3rd St., Suite 1050, in downtown Phoenix as well as Building 1150, Room 3142 on Luke Air Force Base.
Phoenix offers four 11-week terms each year.
Student in Phoenix may acquire an Associate of Applied Science, Bachelor of Christian Ministry, Bachelor of Applied Science, Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies, Master of Christian Ministry (available online), Master of Arts in Management (available online), Master of Arts in Counseling, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education, and Master of Public Administration (online only).
We meet the needs of military students by providing resources and services at Luke Air Force Base.
The Phoenix campus is open to enrollment for any student over the age of 18. They do not offer any type of traditional university student facilities (dorms and dining).
Phoenix Campus
2702 North 3rd Street, Suite 1050
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Buford "Dale" Thompson was born April 26, 1951 to the late James and Gladys Thompson of Stuttgart. Dale departed this life on June 23, 2013 at Omega Care in Helena.
Dale attended and graduated from Holman High School. After graduating he moved to Chicago, Ill., where for 10 years he was employed by Swindle Bicycle Company. Dale returned to Stuttgart in 1979. Dale loved art and sketching and painting.
Dale was preceded in death by his parents James and Gladys Thompson; grandparents Bob and Rosetta Thompson; one brother, Donald Thompson and a very special friend, Jewel Vanderbilt.
Dale leaves to cherish his memories one son, Darrell (Estella) Vanderbilt of Chicago, Ill.; one daughter, Machell Ellis of Detroit, Mich.; one brother, James (Charlene) Thompson Jr. of Cotton Plant; five sisters, Jeanette Allen, of Stuttgart, Ruby Clark, of Dewitt, Allene Offord, of Chicago, Kathy (Roger) Delong, of Round Rock, Texas, Linda Neasley, of Kansas City, Mo.; five grandchildren, Darrell Vanderbilt Jr., Jordan D., Deashon L., Marsha C., Marcel C., all of Chicago, Ill.; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends to mourn his passing.
Funeral services in his honor will be held Saturday, June 29, at 11 a.m. at the Allen Temple Worship Center at 802 W. Fourth St. in Stuttgart. Visitation will be held Friday from 6-7 p.m. at the funeral home. Mr. Thompson's body will lie in repose at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of service.
Funeral services are provided by and entrusted to Richardson Memorial Funeral Home, 301 S. College St., (870) 672-8901. www.richardsonmemorialfuneralhome.com and Facebook.
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It's one small step for birds, one giant leap for birdkind...
Blast off with the Angry Birds as they fly through space on an intergalactic rescue mission! Evil space piggies have stolen their eggs and are hiding them somewhere in outer space. To save them, the Angry Birds have teamed up with National Geographic to learn all they can about planets, moons, stars, galaxies, and the mysteries of the universe. Four chapters take the readers deeper and deeper into spaceeach one packed with Angry Birds, astounding space photography, and fascinating "Astrofacts" and "Space Data" features that surprise and enthrall. Join the birds as they observe robots on Mars, take a spin with the Jupiter's Great Red Spot, visit where stars are born in galaxies far, far away, and look for life on strange new worlds. This official companion book to the Angry Birds Space game shows the furious fliers everything they'll need to know on their quest to explore the galaxy and rescue their precious eggs.
The book is organized into four levels, each one taking the reader and the birds farther and farther into space:Level One. "You Are Here: What's Out There?"Level Two. "Short Flights: The Inner Solar System"Level Three. "Longer Journey: The Outer Solar System"Level Four. "Flying Farther: Deep Space"
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See images from Himawari-8 in the new satellite viewer
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Images from Japan Meteorological Agency satellite Himawari 8 via Bureau of Meteorology.
IDY28000 Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Bureau National Operations Centre Satellite Notes for the 0600UTC Chart on 29 June 2016 Issued at 5:00 pm EST Wednesday on 29 June 2016 Thunderstorm activity is evident off the NSW coast in the cold airmass behind a cold front that is moving through the Tasman Sea. A cold front and associated cloud band lies over southwest WA and extends south wrapping around a low pressure system located south of the Great Australian Bight extending some mid to high level cloud over southern SA, VIC and TAS. Another cold front is approaching SW corner of WA. The rest of the country remains clear due to the large high pressure system centred over NSW.


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A deputy happened to be patrolling the area, when he turned a corner and found a man who appeared to be in his 60s lying in the middle of the road.
A witness had observed the man riding a bike while walking his dog.
"Somehow he and the dog and bike got tangled up together and he went down," said Capt. Justin Martinez from the Summit County Sheriff's Office.
When the deputy arrived on scene, the man was unconscious.
"They decided to try to coax him out and find out some information. He became conscious but was still unresponsive and they didn't know who he was. He had no ID," Martinez said.
The bicyclist was not wearing a helmet and appeared to be suffering from head trauma.
"He could not communicate effectively and had what appeared to be some serious breaks and bumps, so they decided to airlift him out," he said.
Martinez said that in most Summit County bicycling incidents, people are wearing helmets.
"But when we see these more tragic accidents, they typically do not have a helmet on," he said. "It really shows the importance of wearing a helmet. Just like you wear a seatbelt even if you are going to the store to get milk, if you are only riding your bike around the corner, always wear a helmet."


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On the first day of employment, NEW student employees should report to the Office of Student Employment to complete the I-9 form. The hiring employer will provide the student with a copy of the placement form. The student should bring the placement form and his/her verifying documents to the Office of Student Financial Aid in person to complete the I-9 form. Students who do not complete the I-9 form on the first day of employment are not authorized to work on campus. Note: the I-9 form only needs to be completed once. Students who have previously worked on campus and have been paid do not need to complete another I9 form.
Important note: Federal law mandates that we view original documents (i.e., U.S. Passport, Social Security card, driver's license). Therefore, copies or faxes of documents are not acceptable. Please be sure to check the last page of the I-9 form for a list of acceptable documents. If an item from list A is selected, then only one item is needed. However, if an item from list B is selected, then an item from list C is also needed.
International students will need the following items to complete their I9 form with the Office of Student Employment:
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