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The Next Generation to Look for a Cure
Dartmouth students explore their calling as cancer researchers
What it is like to be a cancer researcher
There was a low hum of activity as more than two dozen students settled into the eighth floor Board Room with notebooks open before them and over-stuffed backpacks at their feet. They were writing in their words what they had come to learn:
- The biological and human dimension of cancer
- How to initiate and execute a research project with an idea of what I want to research myself
- The state of cancer treatment technology
- The proximate and ultimate cause of cancer in children
Moving scientific discovery into patient care rapidly
Students in the Dartmouth Cancer Scholars program are considering Dartmouth's MD/PhD program and others, which offer training in basic sciences and patient care to accelerate the implementation of new knowledge into routine care. Whenever new discoveries are made, they've learned the goal is to move findings from the laboratory to the bedside as quickly as possible.
Attracting talent to cancer research
The first person to challenge the young scholars was Mark Israel, MD, Director, Norris Cotton Cancer Center. "The very smartest people today are engaged in cancer. We draw the best minds. It is an amazing field," said Dr. Israel.
On the second week the scholars heard about the essential patience and joy of research from Yolanda Sanchez, PhD. Dr. Sanchez described how the major discoveries she has made in her laboratory fuel her continued curiosity as a cancer investigator.
The cancer researchers of the future
Five weeks into the experience the 35 students indicated their interest in cancer has increased by an average of 59 percent. Norris Cotton Cancer Center designed this learning experience to seed the imaginations of the next generation of researchers, who may very well one day be the ones who find the keys to curing cancer once and for all.
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Usually Elliot Wave analysis leaves one with two possibilities or patterns. Unfortunately one is usually up for stocks and one is usually down. So many traders take Wave Theory with a grain salt. Then again one can look back historically and the relationship of the moves and match them to Wave theory. But less clear is matching Wave theory to a current scenario and then looking forward.
In a very real sense if enough traders are looking at wave theory then there is some, however large or small, measure of credibility. If enough traders and investors trade with this in mind it can be a self fulfilling prophecy just like with other indicators and moving averages. If enough people are watching them then prices may react to them. So whether you give wave theory great reverence or not, it can pay to be aware of it.
This latest current move is interesting because the next move according to wave theory should be down. In tis case one just can't tell when or how far. An explanation is as follows:
From a wave analysis perspective there was a pretty clear 5 wave move down from the high at 1371 in the S&P 500 which then bottomed at 1075. So under wave theory we have to be in a Wave 1 of a larger 5 Wave drop or "A" of a less severe "ABC" type correction. What follows is a comparison:
Chart 1
If the latest move down was wave 1 of a large 5 wave pattern, then the current rally would be a wave 2 of 5 bounce. So once the wave 2 of 5 bounce ends then wave 3 of 5 would develop followed by waves 4 and 5 to complete this pattern at some point most likely in 2013. So this also would most likely lead to an eventual retest of the March 2009 low as the entire move from late 2007 would evolve into a large "ABC" type corrective wave.
Chart 2
If we look at a historical chart of the S&P Composite using a log scale notice the longer term upward trend line (blue line) and the trend line connecting the 2002 and 2009 lows (green line) coincide in the mid 600's. Additionally notice the 61.8% retracement from the mid 1970's low to the late 2007 high also resides in the mid 600's. So from this perspective the mid 600's has some major long term support.
Chart 3
The second pattern under wave theory would be that the move down from 1371 is evolving into a simple "ABC" correction, and that "A" bottomed at 1075 while the current move up is "B". Once "B" ends then "C" would occur most likely with a drop back to the 1000 to 936 range. The 1000 area is near the 50% Retracement area from 667 to 1371 and is where the S&P 500 held support at in July of 2010 (D) while 936 is the 61.8% Retrace from 667 to 1371. So if it was this pattern that was to play out then the previous low made in March of 2009 would never be retested.
Chart 4
An "ABC" type pattern did occur from the early 1930's through the early 1940's as the S&P Composite never did retest its prior low made in 1932 that was related to the big depression.
So what can be gleaned from this if one is not an avid Wave Theory follower? Well, first this current move up will end and the market will head lower. (That sounds like a safe 100% prediction); but we have resistance levels to help us with how high can it go before it drops, and we have the two wave theory scenarios which may signal how far down it may go. Even if only one can be right, if either. With this in mind if stock prices drop beyond the "ABC" corrective scenario we can look for a much far bigger fall.


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Donald Stayton Lawson, Sr. 88, of Punta Gorda, FL, formerly of Dover, DE passed away Friday July 26 at Milford Memorial hospital. A private family service was held at Lakeside Cemetery in Dover DE . Pastor Alexander (Sandy) Cook of Deep Creek Community Church, Punta Gorda, FL officated. Mr. Lawson is predeceased by his parents Artus and Mildred Lawson of Dover, DE, his son Donald Stayton Lawson, Jr. of Punta Gorda, FL, a sister Jean Lawson of Smyrna, DE. Survivors include his wife of 42 years Margaret (Maggie) Lawson, two step-sons Craig David Pugh and Mark Richard Pugh of Leipsic, DE. one grandson, Michael Stayton Lawson, five step-grandchildren, Matthew Ryan Pugh, Laura Danielle Pugh, and Rebecca Taylor Pugh of Leipsic, DE, Thomas Anthony Gil, Jr., and Ryan Alexander Cook of Port Charlotte, FL, and a brother Richard David Lawson of Dover DE. Several loving neices and nephews. Mr. Lawson is a retired Lieutenant with the DE State Police, a Life Member of the Association of Retired Delaware State Police, and the Robbins Hose Company he was also a member of the American Legion. He was a WW II Veteran of the U.S. Navy and served in the U.S. Army. The family request donations be made to Deep Creek Community Church, 1500 Cooper St, Punta Gorda, FL 33950 phone 941-235-7325.
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2014 Emerald Eagle Honors Honorees
Phyllis George ('71, '98)
Phyllis George was born and raised in Denton, Texas, and has had an eclectic career. An alumna of the University of North Texas, she won Miss Texas and was crowned the 50th Miss America in 1971. George became a trailblazer in the world of broadcasting as the first female sportscaster on national TV for the popular Emmy award-winning NFL Today show with Brent Musburger and Irv Cross. In 1998, George was awarded an honorary doctorate of media arts degree by UNT. George has authored six books and is also an entrepreneur founding two companies, including Chicken By George. When she was First Lady of Kentucky, married to Governor John Y. Brown, she restored the historic and beautiful Governor's Mansion that was recognized around the world. She also founded the renowned Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in Louisville, Kentucky. George was in the hugely successful movie Meet the Parents, and she is a National Advocate for the Alzheimer's Association. She is the mother of two children, Lincoln and Pamela.
Larry McMurtry ('58)
Larry McMurtry is an American novelist, essayist, bookseller and screenwriter whose work is predominantly set in either the old west or contemporary Texas. Born in Wichita Falls, Texas, McMurtry graduated from UNT with honors in 1958. He is most well known for his 1975 novel Terms of Endearment (turned into the Academy Award-winning film starring Shirley MacLaine, Jack Nicholson and Debra Winger), his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Lonesome Dove published in 1985, and the 2006 Academy Award for best adapted screenplay for Brokeback Mountain. McMurtry also published The Last Picture Show, among many other works, later receiving an Academy Award for its screenplay as well.
Peter Weller ('70)
Petere Weller has had a diverse five-decade film career including starring roles in RoboCop and its sequel, Woody Allen's Mighty Aphrodite, and last year's Star Trek Into Darkness. Weller also served as host of the History Channel's Engineering an Empire, played cameos in Fox's 24 and Showtime's Dexter, and is currently an actor and director for the hit FX television series Sons of Anarchy. Weller, who graduated from UNT in 1970 with a bachelor of arts in theater, later attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and holds a master's degree in Roman renaissance art history from UCLA.
2013 Emerald Eagle Honors Honorees
Joe Greene ('69)
"Mean" Joe Greene, born Charles Edward "Joe" Greene of Temple, Texas, is arguably the University of North Texas' most famous football legend, playing for the team from 1966 to 1968.
Greene was named to the Associated Press All-Conference team as a junior and senior, and in 1968 he was the first North Texas player to earn a consensus All American honor. He led the football program to a 23-5-1 record during his three seasons, anchoring a defensive unit nicknamed the Mean Green.
Upon his graduation from UNT, Greene played for the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers for 13 seasons, winning four Super Bowls. He is a member of the UNT, College Football and Pro Football halls of fame. Greene was the first African American to be named to the UNT System Board of Regents and the first African American to be named a UNT Distinguished Alumnus.
Roy Orbison
Singer, songwriter and rock 'n' roll legend Roy Kelton Orbison learned to play the guitar at age 6. In high school, he formed a country-music band called the Wink Westerners. He played with the band until 1954 when, as a student at North Texas, he thought they would achieve more success as a rock 'n' roll act. Re-invented as the Teen Kings, the band grew in popularity, playing throughout North and West Texas.
Sun Records in Memphis soon took notice, and Orbison recorded his first hit, "Ooby Dooby," a song written by two fellow North Texas students, for Sun in 1956. Despite that initial hit, Orbison and the Teen Kings struggled. The group disbanded, and Orbison signed a solo deal in 1959 with Monument Records. Throughout the 1960s, he wrote and recorded his greatest hits with Monument, including classics such as "Only the Lonely" (1960), "Blue Angel" (1960), "Running Scared" (1961), "Blue Bayou" (1963), "It's Over" (1964) and "Oh Pretty Woman" (1964). Elvis Presley called Orbison "the greatest singer in the world."
In 1980, Orbison recorded the Grammy Award-winning duet "That Lovin' You Feelin' Again" with Emmylou Harris. In 1987, the movie Blue Velvet included his hit "In Dreams" on its soundtrack, and Orbison was inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. The next year, he taped a television tribute to his music, performing with many of his fellow rock legends and fans. He also released an album, The Traveling Wilburys, Volume One, with Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne, which won a Grammy Award. Orbison was initiated into the second class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. The same year he was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Rolling Stone placed Orbison at number 37 on their list of The Greatest Artists of All Time, and number 13 on their list of The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time. Orbison died in December 1988.
Mary K. Suhm ('74 M.S., '84 M.B.A.)
Mary K. Suhm is serving her seventh year as city manager for the city of Dallas. She is responsible for the city's daily operations and manages a staff of about 13,000 employees and an annual budget of nearly $3 billion.
During her three decades in municipal government, Suhm has earned a national reputation among public administrators for creativity and innovation. She got her start at UNT, earning master's degrees in library science and business.
Suhm has won numerous awards from her peers. In 2009 she was honored by the Dallas Historical Society with the Jubilee History Maker award for her work in building a strong business environment to create growth and excellence for the Dallas community. In 2008, she received the YMCA Metropolitan Dallas Centennial Award, which honors women who have had the most significant influence on the city during the past century. She was named Public Administrator of the Year of North Texas in 2007 and Woman of the Year by the Women's Council of Dallas County in 2006. She was the 1995 recipient of the Linda Keithley Award for Women in Public Management.


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When Halloween rolls around, I'm just as excited about carving that pumpkin as roasting its seeds with butter and salt (Yum!). Yahoo!'s Buzz blog shows that tons of users are searching for pumpkin recipes, and they put together 30 ways to eat that pumpkin you're going to put a face on, including:
- Pumpkin Cr me Brulee
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April 18, 2007On and through unto the stars my friend, swift journeys.
April 16, 2007i'm so sorry for the loss of your true friend in rob f. from what i read he was the most wonderful man that the gods could have asked for, he was a true lover of the animals and took on the great fight of the weak and helpless in the animal kingdom and the human kingdom as well, as for him being sory for posting about the massacres of the dolphins he should never be sorry, for it brings to the attention for the people think instead of putting there heads in the sand and expext this world to be full of pretty roses without the thorns......
rob you will be dually missed and have left allot of holes in so many hearts , and i do believe you are watching down on us all....
i feel you are very happy now being where you can play and watch your dolphin friends, for they too have traveled to the realm that you now and have entered....
as for the sadness and emptiness you have left behind remember we all know you are in a better place and that we will all meet and embrace again in a realm of love and forgiveness, to be abld to laugh and love forever....
April 15, 2007www.youtube.com/watch
Red Planetary Dragon
Red Planetary Serpent
a Manifester of Dreams .... indeed ..
White Resonant Worldbridger is the Holon of the
Arrival and Departure
fascinating Journey Rob ...:-) { } }i{::::::::* :::::::::::::* ::::::::::
now Zuvuyan .. Surfer .......
AH Yum Hunab Ku Evam Maya Eh Ma Ho !
AH Yum Hunab Ku Evam Maya Eh Ma Ho !!
AH Yum Hunab Ku Evam Maya Eh Ma Ho !!!
April 12, 2007Rob (or Dood, as I knew him) was the first friend I made when I moved to Amsterdam in the 70's. We met in a pub called the 'Two Saints' and hit it off straight away. He was interested in the music of Edgar Froese, so I got him a few copies that weren't available in Holland. He in turn told me where to find the best organic food in town and such. What followed was a loving friendship that lasted all these years. Uncounted conversations, smokes, drinks, laughter, dances, musical adventures and what have you. When my son Julian was born, Dood became his friend, too. They shared this ability of pulling up their eyebrows individually. When Julian was a baby, Dood always made him laugh with this little trick and they kept on doing it, like a handshake, whenever they saw each other over the years.
This is just one example of the warmth Dood always knew to spread. As English is not my mother language, I lack all those wonderful, cosmically tinted words to describe what kind of person he was when he was still in his body. All I know is that a true lover has gone, leaving us to continue. His presence and his inspiration will be missed, but his love will always be.
September 24, 2006This man has made my life on this strange journey so much more fun, just helping me to remember how great the world is and was... thank you Rob, love to smoke one with you... scotty la rue...
October 28, 2005Rob, you're a legend. I'm listening...
July 27, 2005Thank you so much for having shown me the way to other fellow Rainbow and Healers. It is amazing how the Family always finds each other. Had such a great time in our little refuge watching the craze outside or singing songs of love and light and for mother earth in sacred ceremonies...
Sendung you a heart embrace again. Peace and Love be with you till our paths cross again....
May 4, 2005Thanks for being so helpful to a newbie xxxx
March 24, 2005A very giving and warm loyal personality.
February 18, 2005Rob! Your far out man! Stay IRIE! And HAPPY!
Born 14/04/1949 in Cork, Ireland, he died among friends April 8, 2007 in Amsterdam


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How Richy Pena and Jody Mendoza became Boston's Latino Power Couple
Jody Mendoza and Richy Pena have each made their mark as successful business people and creative entrepreneurs within Boston and beyond. Jody is the consummate hands-on owner of the popular Mojitos Lounge and dance club in downtown Boston. Richy is a top music producer, last year winning a Latin Grammy for producing Chino y Nacho's hit album "Mi Nina Bonita."
However, it's the partnership that truly defines this proudly Latino power couple. The duo not only manages busy lifestyles, which often intertwine, but they are also the proud parents of a young son, Richy Jr. with another child on the way. It seems fitting that these on-the-go entrepreneurs would initially meet online - long before Facebook.
"We met on Myspace," Richy said during an interview in their former apartment above Mojitos, which now serves as an office for their business ventures. "I was living in New York at the time. We used to talk about music, and the club, and life in general and, after months of going back and forth and writing to each other, something just clicked online."
"We started having an engaging conversation and we got to know each other," Jody added. "It's rare that you meet someone that you share so much in common with, like what we shared and continue to share."
At the time, Pena was working in New York City, making the rounds, trying to make connections and find work in the competitive music world. Between meetings and networking in the Big Apple, Pena would periodically visit Boston.
"During one of those trips when I came back to Boston, Jody and I arranged to get together and meet each other in person and we went out for a date, and it was a nice date."
"It was a fun date," Mendoza added with a smile sitting across from Pena at a small circular table in their modest former kitchen.
Eventually, both Mendoza and Pena realized their common interests extended beyond a budding romance and into the business world.
"In Spring of 2005, I was a full-time grad student getting my MBA at Boston University," Mendoza explained, "[Former business partner] Eric Liriano told me about an idea he had for a new Latin music nightspot. Next thing, I wrote a business plan and we opened up [Mojitos] just a few short months later. It was really a whirlwind."
Mendoza says the business and personal collaboration between her and Pena were two very separate entities at the beginning, despite sharing interests connected to the entertainment world.
"We started having some very minor collaborations together to sort of test the waters and to make sure that we worked well together," Mendoza said.
The couple's initial smaller joint business ventures ultimately led to one of their largest endeavors, the Boston Music Conference (BMC).
"The idea for the BMC came about because, while I was in New York, I went to a lot of music conferences and aside from the fact that they were very informative, We wanted to try and bring that same kind of opportunity to Boston," Pena said, "... without having to leave for New York like I did."
"If you think you're serious about pursuing a career in the music industry, at this conference you can find out if you truly are interested," Mendoza continued, "because you're going to find out about the obstacles that you have to face and not just think about all the glamour and the potential piles of money."
In the meantime, Pena's music ventures continued to become more successful. Ultimately, Pena was signed by Warner/Chappell Music, a career boost that helped the now married couple to make a major professional dream come true for both, but especially for Mendoza.
"After Richy signed with Warner/Chappell, he received a large advance which allowed us to buy out Eric and own the club ourselves," Mendoza said.
"It's Jody's club," Pena added, "I'm owner only by association. Mojitos is her dream."
Indeed, Mendoza is Boston's only Latina owner, operator and manager of a major nightspot. As owner, Mendoza wears more hats in her position than one might expect.
"I do just about about anything that needs to be done," Mendoza said, "Though, the aspects that interest me the most may be the marketing and creative side of things, that doesn't mean I'm not also responsible for dealing with a dreary pile of bills and all sorts of other boring things that come with running a business as well."
Mendoza's daily juggling act includes thinking of new marketing strategies for the club, looking over the weekend numbers, working with graphic designers on ever changing promotional flyers, booking parties, making sure that the club is well decorated and overseeing a staff of as many 50 people at any given time. While Mendoza runs the club, Richy works in his recording studio creating award winning music for a variety of top and up-and-coming Latin musicians. However, reaching his current level of success was a long and winding road.
"I knocked on a lot of doors while I was in New York, and eventually, after knocking on so many doors, somebody has to open one for you", Pena said. "I met a guy who managed a producer named Nely 'El Arma Secreta,' and at that time he was a Grammy nominated producer who had numerous hits under his belt for some of the biggest artists including Daddy Yankee, Don Omar and others."
Eventually, Pena teamed up with Venezuelan Reggaeton duo, Chino y Nacho, with whom he'd worked with before. This time, Pena was asked to produce the singers newest album, "Mi Nina Bonita."
A whirlwind week-long collaboration in 2008-2009 produced a full album and a song that won the trio of musicians a Latin Grammy.
"Chino and Nacho were already the best in Venezuela, but no one knew about them here," Mendoz explained, "[Richy] got them a major label deal. Their song, 'Nina Bonita' became the major Latin hit of the summer."
Mendoza and Pena are not only proud of their work on its own merits, but also of the contribution it makes to Boston's Latino community and beyond.
"We, as Latinos, feel a great sense of responsibility to give a higher level of quality and a means of entertaining our fans and patrons at the club," Pena said, "In my case, with my music, I give everything I do one hundred percent attention because I want to make sure anything that comes out of my studio sounds amazing. The same thing goes for the club. Jody wants to make sure Mojitos is up to par and up to the same quality as anything else in the city, if not above it."
"I'm very proud of the fact that when you walk into Mojitos, you'll see people of every background," Mendoza said, "I think that's a great compliment because it shows Latino culture, Latino music and the energy truly fascinates and entertains everyone."
So how does this dynamic couple maintain a growing family amid their many responsibilities? One quickly realizes that it's only possible because Mendoza and Pena are rock solid in their support of one another.
"I couldn't do this with anyone else but Richy," Mendoza said. "We are able to rely on each other and feed off of each other. We understand enough about what the other's work entails that it helps us help each other. At the same time, we are both extreme workaholics so we can remind each other when we need to step back."


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Similar to some of the content in the Wamda Country Info Center for UAE, this series of articles by Kia Davis offers an up-to-date, comprehensive list of resources for entrepreneurs looking to get set up or expand in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or any part of the UAE. (Also, all companies with an asterisk were founded by entrepreneurs in the UAE). The series includes the following resources:
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The Intelligent SME: SME business network, including online and print magazine, blog, events series, and service provider listings. The site covers entrepreneurship news while highlighting government involvement and regulatory news.
Interactive Middle East*: Portal of news, articles, interviews concerning Interactive Media, Social Media, Startups, Mobile Web, Technology in the Middle East. @interactiveME
Middle East/North Africa Private Equity Association (MENA PEA): an online site for the PE industry that provides a listing of investor companies (including venture capitalists) and includes resources on setting up in the UAE.
Startup Circle: Facebook discussion group for founders that centers around asking and receiving advice/referrals, announcing events, and debuting new startups. Membership is by invitation by the group's creator David Haddad of PressPass.
Arabcrunch: English and Arabic blog dedicated to profiling and reviewing Arab originated tech startups and existing companies.
SME Connect: support organization for entrepreneurs and SMEs offering workshops, seminars and networking events, focusing on best practices, expert advice, improving business processes, increasing efficiency, enhancing employee skills as well as helping with cost optimization and future business plans.
Wamda Media: English and Arabic online site/portal for the Middle East and North African startup community, with articles, success stories, videos, tips, news, original content, and resources on being an entrepreneur, from fundraising to leadership skills.
Dubai Tech Nights: A meetup Group of 1000+ members that meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm to discuss technology and ways to fuel entrepreneurship and innovation in MENA.
Mobile Mondays (MoMo): An open community for mobile industry visionaries, developers and influential individuals.
Startup Weekend Dubai and Abu Dhabi: A 54-hour startup bootcamp and competition, where aspiring entrepreneurs pitch ideas, form teams, and go from idea to startup prototype in two days. These high-energy weekends are supported by the government and other agencies in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Both Startup Weekends were organized by Kamal Hassan of Innovation 360, Deem AlBassam, and Sara Falaknaz.
Textello*: An SMS-based audience polling technology that can also be used for surveys and events. The cost to user is the same as regular SMS.
TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs): A not-for-profit organization focused on entrepreneurship and wealth creation. Events, which bring in speakers from the TiE global network, include founders' stories, success stories, and panel discussions, and have featured the Dubizzle founders.
Kia Davis is a mentor, advisor, temporary operating executive, and "Fairy Godmother" for startups, living in Dubai. You can find her on Twitter @kiardavis.
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Ribar, Subler earn All-Big Ten honors; Watson receives Sportsmanship Award
Weather moves session 2 to Sunday morning
No. 2 Ohio State shows dominance, wins all races
2013-14... Competed with the 3V4+ in the home opener and helped the Hawkeyes to a third place finish (8:29.70)... helped the 1N8+ to fifth place finishes in day one (8:06.60) and two (8:14.00) of competition at the Clemson Invitational... finished sixth (8:21.787) as part of the 3V4+ crew at the Big Ten Championship at Eagle Creek Park.
Before Iowa... Member of high school's softball team... three year honor roll member... Kiawanas Theater scholarship winner.
Personal... Born May 12, 1995... daughter of Bruce Allen and Terri Davis... pre-med/health and human physiology major.
Why Iowa... It has a great medical program and I've always known I was going to be a Hawkeye!
My favorite aspect of rowing is... It pushes me farther physically then I've ever been pushed in another sport or activity. I also love all the girls and the coaches!
What made you want to become a rower... I was ran down at my orientation by a girl with a giant oar....then I was run down AGAIN by a group of girls outside of Kinnick when I was going to Kick off at Kinnick for On Iowa. I figured I should probably at least go to the meeting after that.


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November 25, 2010
Giving Thanks
In this season of thanksgiving, I would like to express my thanks to the members of the Jewish community of Los Angeles for accepting me as an honorary member eight years ago. Their passion, dedication and warmth have inspired me, and they make me want to be both a better Mormon and a better person.
I'm grateful to the Jewish Journal and in particular to its managing editor, Rob Eshman, for taking a chance on this blog. Not every Jewish editor would consider hosting a column on LDS-Jewish relations, and I'm lucky to know one who does. Yasher koach, my friend.
I'm grateful to the Mormons and Jews who have supported this blog by e-mailing, calling, commenting, and forwarding posts to friends. Others have helped to organize LDS-Jewish events that have brought the two communities together in marvelous ways throughout the world. I am greatly in your debt. Thank you.
"I want you to know I'm almost 75 years old. And for half a century I've been involved in all kinds of interfaith programs. And most of the time they are superficial. Everybody smiles and everybody else says absolutely nothing of content and importance. You sort of congratulate yourself for doing the right thing and extending yourself. And that's really it. This was a totally distinct and unique experience for me, in every sense of the word. And I want you to know that there was a feeling of honest brotherhood in all of these gatherings that I have never experienced before at any of these functions. There was a real spiritual connection that we felt. I know I felt it very, very strongly. I've been trying to analyze it, and the only conclusion I can come to is that there is a Jewish-Mormon connection. It is very real and very honest. It's that commonality of shared values and ideals; I think it's also a commonality of shared histories of persecution. But whatever it is, it was a feeling of such intimacy that I had, that we all had, and it's almost indescribable. It is a religious experience, to put it accurately. It was something unlike any sentiment I have had in half a century of this sort of work. The other meetings were in many ways not dishonest, but superficial. This was real, this was honest, this was God. And that my friends is what I wanted to share with you."
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So I installed XAMPP and went to localhost on my web-browser and I get the XAMPP page, all seems well. I then went on no-ip and created a host: yoursite.no-ip.com. I went into my router settings to forward port 80 on the default gateway address and downloaded their dynamic IP software and added the host I created. I also made sure apache was running and that the conf file was listening on port 80 and the server was specified as yoursite.no-ip.com:80. When I try to go to yoursite.no-ip.com on my browser it just spins for a second and then tells me it could not connect. Anyone know what I am missing here? Thanks!
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Googling I found this tool to check to see if ports are blocked: http://www.canyouseeme.org/
What you could do that works great is that if your router allows you to forward ports to other ports, like the name implies, you can open another port besides the common web ones that your ISP blocks. Some ISPs have the ports open but supply routers that otherwise won't. Try forwarding port 80 to something else, then make apache listen to that something else.
Quite simply, the domain name points to your public ip, which isn't accessible from inside your network.
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Irish player and captain Robbie Keane of the LA Galaxy was not happy with the performance against the Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday. The Galaxy had control of the game and the lead twice against the Whitecaps, but the game ended in a 2-2 tie.
As reported by the Galaxy official webpage on Saturday, Keane asserted that the draw against Vancouver felt like a loss. Keane had also scored his fourth goal in four games on Saturday afternoon in Vancouver.
"It feels like a loss to be honest with you," Keane told the press after the draw. He added, "I don't see it as a draw; I see it as a loss."
During the game LA Galaxy dominated and had plenty of chances to seal the deal. However, a huge defensive mistake between Panamanian goalkeeper Jaime Penedo and Brazilian defender Leonardo lead to the Vancouver's first goal, which may have thrown off the Angeleno team.
Robbie Keane expressed his feelings by stating that the Galaxy is giving up too many goals. He clearly stated that the Galaxy has to stop doing such especially as visitors.
Keane went on to say that it feels like the Galaxy has to score a lot of goals in order to win. He concluded by saying that it should not be that way for LA.
"It's disappointing," stated Keane. "You can't go up twice away from home and concede goals like that. The first goal was very, very sloppy. We had the momentum for most of the game; we kept the ball and kept it moving. We did well with both of our goals, but it feels like we have to score way more goals than everyone else, but that shouldn't be the case. We should be able to see games out."
On Saturday, the Galaxy took the lead with a goal by midfielder Stefan Ishisaki in the 38 minute of the match. The Galaxy held on to the victory until break time.
In the 67th minute, goalkeeper Penedo and Leonardo had a huge communication problem and collided against each other, as the ball bounced off Penedo and stayed alive. The ball was kicked into the net by Vancouver's forward Darren Mattocks who was following the play. Galaxy defenders tried to run to the rescue but it was too late.
Keane added the lead in the 77th minute, but it only took the Whitecaps nine minutes to tie the game again. The second goal for the Vancouver Whitecaps was made by forward Kekuta Manneh.
In the end, Robbie Keane made his point to the press that the LA Galaxy has to stop giving up goals late in the game. He added that the issue was a huge problem last year and that it needs to stop.


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If you're a network marketer prospecting is your lifeblood. No prospects, no money. When you do have a list, there's always some sorting that is accomplished through the questions you ask and the answers you receive. This sorting is like trying to find a certain color M&M in a whole bag.
It's all about the numbers, right? The more people you expose your company or program information to, the more likely you're able to find a few to work with. Using our M&M simile, each color represents a type of person and their openness and drive to work the business. Not everyone is going have the interest to join you, i.e. not everyone is a green M&M if we use green as the color to represent the ideal prospect.
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Our next match is on Sunday at Brafferton (Ghost Lake) and we have the whole lake. This is also the first round of the new annual knockout so please remember your entry fee.
The café opens at 7.30am and the draw will be at 9am. Don't forget that your Environment Agency Rod & Line License expires on March 31 and needs to be renewed for the new season. We will expect all members to produce one for our match at Woodlands on April 15. It is illegal to fish without one.
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The trout season on rivers opens on Sunday and members are reminded that the only baits permitted until June 16 are fly, minnow, worm and artificial lure. The River Calder could be worth a visit for trout using the permitted baits. Shelf Dam is worth a visit for bream on pole or feeder tactics. Raskelf Lake is fishing well for nets of roach and ide on maggot.
Thanks are extended to the members who attended last week's working party at Pilley's Dam. Work included a clean up, widening of the road down to the dam and weed removal. Over the last couple of weeks carp are being caught in increasing numbers. The next members' match on this venue is on Sunday, April 1. Members are reminded that the Environment Agency licence expires on March 31 and must be renewed before going fishing after that date. These are available from the post office. All anglers over 12 years require one by law. There are various concessions available.
This Sunday is the last pike match of the year, with a 9am draw in the car park, £10 all in on the morning. All members welcome. The annual meeting will be held at The Star pub in Bingley on Tuesday, starting at 8pm. There will be a pie and peas supper. The lake is fishing well at the moment, with good bags of roach and lots of pike.
Fishing for trout on rivers opens on Sunday, with fly or worm the only permitted baits. The canal at Crossflatts continues to fish well for small roach and skimmers. The odd tench starting to be caught at Coppice pond.
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17:36, UK, Thursday 30 October 2008
A half blind flamingo, believed to be the oldest in the world, has been attacked by youths in Australia.
The bird - known only as Flamingo One - is thought to be around 75-years-old and is now in a critical condition.
Four teenagers have been charged with attacking the bird, which suffered injuries to its head and beak and was also left with a bleeding eye.
The bird is unafraid of humans and often comes close to the edge of its enclosure at Adelaide Zoo.
Flamingo One was sedated after the attack and taken to the animal hospital where his condition was said to be improving.
Zoo officials are now concerned for the wellbeing of a second flamingo - Flamingo One's only companion for more than 50 years.
Before the malicious attack the zoo's website had described the bird as "undoubtedly the oldest flamingo in the world," saying that despite its great age its quality of life was very good.
A spokeswoman at the zoo said: "The bird arrived at the zoo in 1933 and was a mature bird at that stage. So although we don't know it's exact age it is at least 75 - much older than they grow in the wild."
The zoo's chief executive Chris West added: "He's just an icon, he's the oldest resident of the zoo, he's a symbol of the beauty of nature."
Police said four men aged between 17 and 19 had been charged with aggravated ill-treatment of an animal and released on bail to appear in court at a later date.
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Spencer, 6-foot-3, 190 pounds, came to BYU from Clearfield High in 1990, but transferred to Montana State a year later. He won the starting job midway through the '93 season and retained the position through '94. He completed 253 of 495 passes for 24 touchdowns and 3,545 yards.
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Vye, a 6-foot-2, 195-pound graduate of San Jose's Leland High, took a long circuitous tour of schools in search of playing time only to return home again. An honorable mention All-American who was recruited by Pac-10 schools, he signed with BYU and served as Steve Sarkisian's backup for a year. After losing the backup job to Shoemaker the next season, he transferred to LSU in 1995 — and then to Gavilan College and finally to hometown San Jose State, where the Spartans hoped they could succeed with another BYU quarterback a la Martini.
He was the starter at the outset of the '97 and '98 seasons, but lost the job, although he continued to see spot playing time. In the 1998 season-opener, Vye passed for 196 yards and two touchdowns in a 35-23 upset of Stanford. In two seasons, he threw for 1,527 yards, nine TDs and eight interceptions.
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Cooper was another well-traveled quarterback who stopped at BYU for a cup of coffee, so to speak. He played two seasons at Snow College, where he was named national junior college player of the year. He transferred to BYU in the spring of 2007, but was injured in spring practice and fell out of the running for the starting job. He transferred to Oregon and redshirted the 2007 season, then transferred to Southern Utah in 2008 to play his last season of eligibility. Cooper threw for 2,988 yards, which was a school record until Sorensen, another former BYU quarterback, broke it.
11. Riley Jensen
After graduating from Cottonwood High in 1992, Jensen went to Snow College, then to France on a LDS Church mission, then to BYU for one semester, which was long enough to size up the competition — Feterik and Shoemaker. He transferred to Utah State, where he started the first six games of his senior season in 1998 before losing the job. He completed 93 of 194 passes for 1,231 yards, eight TDs and eight interceptions. In his best game, he threw for 338 yards and two TDs in a triple overtime loss to New Mexico. He also narrowly missed upsetting Utah when a receiver dropped a would-be TD pass.
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Bower, a 6-foot-3, 242-pound prep All-American from Meridian, Idaho, is another well-traveled QB. He came to BYU in 2006 after serving a church mission. That winter he transferred to Bakersfield Community College after falling behind Max Hall in the competition to replace John Beck. He led Bakersfield to a 12-1 season, completing 61 percent of his passes, for 3,034 yards and 35 TDs, and was named first-team All-American. That earned him a scholarship to the University of Tulsa, where, in two seasons, he completed 26 of 51 passes for 327 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 150 yards and three touchdowns. After playing in 14 games as a sophomore, he played in only two as a junior. He transferred to McNeese State for his senior season and won the starting job. He played in 10 games, completed 113 of 199 passes (57 percent) for 1,476 yards, eight TDs and nine interceptions for the 6-5 Cowboys. In his debut for McNeese, he threw for 288 yards and two TDs and ran for another TD to beat Lamar.
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Today: Clouds and sun with isolated afternoon rain showers. Warm with a high in the mid to upper 70s. West winds around 5 m.p.h.
Tonight: Mostly clear with a low in the lower 50s.
Friday: Clouds and sun. The high will be in the upper 60s.
Friday Night: Clear and cool with a low in the mid to upper 40s.
Saturday: Mostly sunny and pleasant with a high around 70.
The extended forecast calls for sunshine on Sunday with a low around 50 and a high near 70. Sunny on Monday with a low around 50 and a high near 70. Mostly sunny on Tuesday with a low in the upper 40s and a high from 65 to 70. Clouds and sun on Wednesday with a low in the upper 40s and a high from 65 to 70.
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Heavy showers and thunderstorms over the past two days produced a widespread 3 to 5 inches of rainfall in Baltimore and Washington, with some locations receiving in excess of 5 inches. Flooding was common even in areas that do not typically experience such conditions. Fortunately, the system that produced the very cool and wet weather has moved away from the region, and May will begin with warmer temperatures and increasing sunshine. Low pressure that brought the rain to our area yesterday will move into eastern Canada. A cold front will sweep from west to east across central Maryland this afternoon and evening. The frontal passage will be accompanied by some cloudiness and a few isolated rain showers. A southerly flow ahead of the front will enable temperatures to reach the mid to upper 70s. During the overnight hours, high pressure will build over the region and cooler and drier air will overspread the area with most locations in the upper 40s to lower 50s by Friday morning. The period Friday through Sunday will feature plenty of sunshine and seasonable temperatures with lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s and highs each day near 70.
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Children who are popular and wield power among their school classmates enjoy better health as adults, new research has suggested.
The authors of the research based their findings on more than 14,000 children who were born in Sweden in 1953 and who were part of the Stockholm Birth Cohort Study. This tracks the long term health of children born between 1953 and 2003.
The degree of popularity, power, and status enjoyed by each child was assessed when the children reached sixth grade in 1966 and were 12 to 13 years old. This was done by asking them who they most preferred to work with at school.
The answers were then categorised into five status bands: marginalised (no nominations); peripheral (one nomination); accepted (two to three nominations); popular (four to six nominations); and favourite (seven or more nominations)
This information was then matched to data on subsequent hospital admissions for the period between 1973 and 2003, using national hospital discharge records.
Analysis showed that children the furthest down the pecking order at school had the highest overall risk of serious ill health as an adult. The pattern was evident for both men and women, although there were differences in the types of ill health they developed.
Children who were the least popular and powerful at school were more than four times as likely to require hospital treatment for hormonal (including diabetes), nutritional, and metabolic diseases as their most popular and powerful classmates.
And they were more than twice as likely to develop mental ill health and behavioural problems, including suicide attempts and self harm.
They were more than five times as likely to be admitted for unintentional poisoning, while those classified as 'peripheral' were more than seven times as likely to require hospital care for this. They were also significantly more likely to develop drug and alcohol dependency problems and nine times more likely to develop ischaemic heart disease. The findings were not explained by childhood social class.
The authors suggest that peer status in childhood is linked to adult health through behavioural and psychological factors that influence the development of disorders and diseases in which these factors feature.
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Have you ever gone to see a movie while you were in a bad mood, but by the time the movie was over, it was so good that you came out feeling great? That is one of the magical elements of watching a movie. However, that magic swings both ways. You can also go into a movie feeling perfectly happy and content, but the movie was so bad that you walk out of it pissed off. That is exactly what happened to me over the weekend when I saw the new horror movie "Oculus."
There is a subgenre in the world of horror that has been pretty popular over the last five years. It can best be described as the Haunted genre. Basically the movies focus on a haunted insert-noun-here. The thing that is haunted is either a person, place or thing. In the case of "Oculus" it is a haunted mirror. A brother and sister, Kaylie and Tim Russell (Karen Gillan and Brenton Thwaites) are determined to take on this supernatural object after it took the lives of their parents when they were kids.
In 2004, "Saw" started the "Torture Porn" subgenre and it was successful for many years until it was too played out and it no longer shocked audiences. The Haunted Whatever genre is now in danger of doing the same and "Oculus" can be the movie that officially starts it down this path. One of the big issues this genre has it that they all end in a similar fashion. What was once considered a "surprising" ending is anything but these days. In this movie's case, you almost know from the start exactly how it is going to end. If the movie did not end that way, then that would have been a surprise.
You may say that because I am a critic and have a background in film then maybe only a select few like myself can predict the ending. However, if you have been paying attention to how these movies are plotted out, anyone can see how it will end. I attended a late night screening in Boca and a quick survey of those around revealed that all knew how "Oculus" was going to end too, so it is not just the "experts" who can see this ending coming.
Since you know where this movie is going, it fails to really scare you. There are a few surprise scare moments; but, the movie gets to be repetitive and boring. I yawned out loud a few times and each time I did, the audience laughed because they were feeling the same way. "Oculus" was written and directed by Mike Flanagan and it is based on a short film he made. You can see how the concept could work as a short film, but when fleshed out to be a feature length movie, the writer/director finds himself out of his element.
The only positive note that about "Oculus" is the acting. Both Karen Gillan and Brenton Thwaites do good jobs in their roles, but the two kids who play their younger selves, Annalise Basso and Garrett Ryan are spectacular. Their roles would be emotionally exhausting for any adult to play and these two young actors were completely up to the task for what their roles demanded. These two may have a very long future in this business.
The tag line for this movie is "You see what it wants you to see." It would not be surprising if the movie confuses a lot of people who sees it. Kaylie and Tim are unsure what is real and what is not, so we don't know either. The story in the present is interwoven with what happened to the two when they were kids. Sometimes the adult versions of the two almost interact with their younger selves. Are they actually watching their younger selves or are they just remembering? Perhaps, it's neither and it's just the editing style that was chosen to tell the story. "Oculus" is not confusing. It's just trying to be cleaver. It's not.
Horror movies are not known for having the brightest characters walking around on two feet. We all want to yell at the screen for a character not to investigate that noise they heard and we all slap our heads when someone is running away from a killer by running upstairs. The characters in "Oculus" are BEYOND dumb! They state they are going to take proper precautions, but then their actions make you go, "Huh? Really?!" It's hard to get into a movie when one side always has the upper hand and the other set of characters never are given a fighting chance. How can you root for them that way?
There is almost nothing worse than a horror movie that fails to scare. Even the ghosts in this movie are not that scary, just people with head light eyes. There did not appear to be a lot of effort going into their design. "Oculus" could have worked if the script didn't go by paint by numbers plot points other films have already done and had a director who was not overly influenced by those movies too. Thankfully, it is very rare a movie can actually make me mad that I saw it, but it is so rotten when it does occur. It is rated R for terror, violence, some disturbing images and brief language.


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High School: Bellaire
College: Virginia Tech (school history) (Taylor college stats)
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 4th round (111th overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 15 (5858th overall since 1950)
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Miss Collins ran after him. The class erupted into a fit of laughter and questions about what Max had done. Tara just sat there; she could guess what would happen.
Tara was right. Max ran down the hallway and went quickly down the stairs, followed by the teacher, who could not catch up with Max as he was running. By the time Miss Collins got to the stairs, Max was no where to be seen. She ran down the stairs, but then did she go into the English department, or go down to the ground floor? The ground floor, hed be running out of the school.
Tara looked at her watch and pressed the screen with her middle finger, it read her finger print and the screen changed. Now it had several buttons on the screen. She pushed one or two, when no one was looking and she spoke softly into it. Max, what are you thinking? I know that youre worried, but you need to calm down. Come back in or youll be expelled. She pushed another button and it switched back into the ordinary watch.
The teacher came back in to the class out of breath. She sat at her computer and typed up and e-mail. It said:
Max Eco has just run out of my maths class after he got a detention for not doing any work in my class, his english class or having his geography homework.
I tried to run after him but he had a head start and I can not find him. I guess that he has run out of the school, but I am not sure.
I would like to know what to do with him as he rarely gets all his work finished in my lessons and I do not think that he gets a lot done in other lessons. He is a cleaver student if he works, but I feel that his mind is always elsewhere.
Miss Collins
She sent the e-mail to the head teacher Mr Jackal and Maxs tutor Mrs Banco.
Soon, after she had sent the e-mail, she started the lesson again, there was about ten minutes left of the lesson, when Tara felt her wrist vibrate. She pressed the screen again and then pushed another button, this was done very subtly and no one noticed.
Tara could hear Maxs voice Im coming back in, but Im not happy about it Tara could hear Max, but no one else could, she could hear him through her WCD Wrist Computer Device. She pushed one more button and it turned back again.
After a minute, Max came to the door; he opened it and sat down in his seat next to Tara. He said nothing.
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? screamed Miss Collins.
I was in the toilet, he said calmly I then wondered around the school and got bored, so I came back here.
Max had been on their ship, seeing what the army was doing. He did not like the look of it. It seemed larger than he had anticipated and the army members where not all who he expected not just the regular army, but the Ninja Troopers and Lyons Wolfmen too. He was very worried, he did not care about the maths or french that he would have to face, this army would be enough to complete Mavens plans take over the world.
The lesson soon finished and Max and Tara spoke to Miss Collins. Tara explained after Max was sent out the room, to see the head teacher, that Maxs parents were in the middle of a messy divorce and he was upset by it. Miss Collins accepted this, but still was not convinced. She let Tara go with an angry word or two.
Tara ran out of the room after Max and told him the story she had told the maths teacher. It was a completely fake story, but it worked for the teachers when it had to.
Max had a very short temper, and no one who knew the real him could blame him. His parents had died when he was young, thats when he got his powers, now he was the leader of the Power Kids, he was under strain, but he rarely let his temper go that high, but he was rarely under so much pressure.
Tara went to Mr Jackals room with Max. Remember, she told him, you cant get away with everything here, you need to be careful what you do when.
I know. said Max, he was upset now, he realised what he had done, he realised that he almost let his powers show, that would have given him away. After Maxs powers were in the open, it would not take long to find out Tara had powers too, then Ponray and Zamler would be found out too. It would not be a nice place to be when they were discovered.
Max went on, I know what I did almost gave us away, but it wasnt what I needed just then. He looked around to check no one was around. Be prepared for a fight tonight, the Ninja Troopers and Lyons guys are there too.
Tara gave a long sigh, This was never in the contract when I signed up.
Tara, we never got a contract, or a choice. The council gave me the powers without me wanting them.
Its hard to imagine life without them now, isnt it?
Almost too hard, and its started to worry me. Will we be doing this all our lives? Fighting these guys, never having a life?
I hope not.
Just then Mr Jackal came and saw them. I got the e-mail Miss Collins sent Max, he said.
Tara cut in, Id better get to french, Ill see you after school. She ran up the stairs and went to her french class.
That is the end of the first chapter
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By now, you have probably heard that Argan Oil is great for your hair, but do you know why? Argan oil is extracted from the argan fruit by crushing it and squeezing out the oil and juice. It is a great replacement for other types of natural oils due to its moisturizing and heat protectant qualities. Your hair is stronger, healthier and shinier when you use products containing argan oil. You may see it sold under argan oil or Moroccan oil since the fruit mainly exists in Morocco. You can find it in a heat protectant product, shampoo and conditioner, and various hair masks. Here are some of the top benefits of this hair product.
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The first benefit to argan oil is using it as a heat protectant. The oil itself is not only moisturizing, but it can soak deep into your hair follicles, providing a barrier between the hair and a blow dryer, flat iron or curling iron. This is similar to products containing jojoba oil, which work in much the same way. There are heat protectants sold with argan oil in them, but be sure to look at the ingredients and ensure it is natural oil, not a substitute.
Next, you can use argan oil shampoo. Shampoo with this ingredient usually have the oil as its primary ingredient. With shampoo, it cleanses your hair, but leaves behind a silky and soft shine. Additionally, argan oil in your shampoo can help strengthen it, which keeps it protected from split ends and breakage. If you suffer from dry and/or brittle hair, this can be an excellent advantage for you. Many store-bought shampoos, and those found in salons, contain argan oil.
Like shampoo, there is also conditioner that contains argan oil. You may find it in traditional conditioner that you rinse out, or in a cream conditioner that is leave-in. The leave-in conditioner tends to provide longer lasting shine and softness, though they both improve the health and strength of your hair. If you want added shine, use the shampoo, conditioner and then leave-in conditioner after you get out of the shower.
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When my friend Jana emailed me for the first time about making diapers, I learned that she was raising a TTTS single surviving former micropreemie. Naturally, I assumed that she had crossed paths with me in the TTTS Facebook groups. Not so! She found me on Pinterest and the rest of our commonalities are mere "happenstance". If I believed in "happenstance". And I don't really.
Last Christmas Jana donated stockings and gift bags to her local NICU. Teeny little diapers were right up her alley. Jana is actually combining two of her projects into one at the moment (and writes about it in a way that cracks me up). Check it out!
Jana and I have spent many (many) wee hours of the night online together brainstorming, obsessing over our mutual "flannel habit", and having grand diapering fantasies. She has great visions for Washington! (Consider this a shameless call for volunteers and donors in the Great Northwest. She can use any and all donated flannel, tracing, cutting, or sewing assistance that she can get to take Washington by storm! For real!)
Jana is donating her very first set of 60 diapers to the angels born at St. Joseph's of Bellingham, Washington. They have been created in memory of Jana's son, Carter Garen Kimmel.
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Love it!! Especially the Sleepless in Seattle :)
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Hi! My name is Abbie and I got to your blog through Jana's. I think what you're doing is AMAZING! Bring on the diapers to the Northwest! :) You guys are an inspiration to those around you! I do not have children, and cannot even try to imagine the loss of a child, but I do think that things like the diapers and the stockings truly make a difference to those going through what will probably be the hardest thing they've ever had to deal with. Thanks for all you do!
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A Garden City teacher who authorities
accuse of making up a story about being beaten and robbed in his
classroom has resigned and is no longer teaching in the district.
The teacher, Michael Blanks, was fined $300 earlier this month
for falsely reporting a crime.
Garden City School District Superintendent Rick Atha says the
Board of Education is expected to accept Blanks' resignation at a
meeting Monday.
On Aug. 9, Blanks called police to Alta Brown Elementary School
and reported that two Hispanic males forced their way into the
school, beat him and then stabbed him in his leg.
Garden City Police Sgt. Michael Reagle has said police believe
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I want to take some astrophotography shots of objects in the sky while not keeping the moon in the shot. I have read in a few places that you need essentially a moonless sky to do so. Does that mean that I have to wait for a new moon phase or for the moon to set? Or does it mean that I just don't want the moon in my frame? I'm traveling to an area with very little light pollution, so I would like to take some star trail shots, but am unsure what I can do since the moon will be at around 1/2 phase.
It will actually depend on your humidity! As the air gets more humid there is more water vapor in the air and this helps scatter the bright moon light, brightening the dark black sky.
However, to answer your question, if you wait until the moon is well set you should be fine. You may find it easier to wake up early rather than stay up late.
Dew can be a real problem. You are pointing a piece of glass at the sky as the temperature drops. A homemade cardboard dew shield is quite effective. Just wrap a cylinder around the lens. The height of the cylinder should be about the width of the lens. Of course, if you are shooting wide angle then this could block parts of the image. But if you dew up, well, all the image will be blocked.
Keep the lens pointing down at the ground when you take a break. Once you dew up it is difficult to remove it. A portable hairdryer in the car's lighter can do it, but preventing it is much easier.
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where's the video?
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I sat at their booth with the C2 for about 10 mins just messing around with the pipe organ section... What a great sound!
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Like the macbook air, I can't help feeling like this is a limited but bewilderingly priced machine catering for only a tiny demographic. Although there is no doubt a huge community of organ players and portable laptop users who would disagree with me.
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Oh of course, I didn't take into account the booming house-of-worship market!
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One of the most anticipated remakes of 2013, Final Fantasy X will also include a copy of Final Fantasy X-2 on the PS3. On Vita, the two games will have to be bought separately. According to a report from Gematsu, the news was confirmed in Japanese magazine Shonen Jump. The news confirmed that the remake of Final Fantasy X and a copy of X-2 will be released in 2013. What do you think of the idea for Final Fantasy X HD To Include X-2 On PS3?
Final Fantasy X HD To Include X-2 On PS3
Final Fantasy X remake was first announced at TGS in 2011, but any further news has died down until now. If you are wondering if X-2 will be remastered the news is still unknown, we have reached out to Square-Enix and we will update you on further news.
Final Fantasy X met the company's expectation by reaching over the four million mark in sales the same thing cannot be said about the other Final Fantasy games which is why X was destined for a remake. Final Fantasy X was also the very first Playstation 2 game to reach the four million mark during it's time.


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Module 6 Fluency
Pre-test | Intro | In depth | In practice | Assignments | Post-test |
1. Automaticity:
a. refers to accurate and speedy word recognition
b. refers to reading with expression and clarity
c. is another word for fluency
d. none of the above
2. Which activity listed below, works best for incresing fluency?
a. sustained silent reading
b. round robin readings
c. repeated readings
d. all of the above
3. Which activity promotes fluency in students?
a. reading a book that is at the right level for independent reading
b. receiving guidance when reading aloud
c. listening to someone model fluent reading
d. all of the above
4. A book is considered to be at the instructional level if it can be read with:
a. 90% accuracy
b. more than 90% accuracy
c. between 70% and 90% accuracy
d. less than 70% accuracy
5. A fluent reader__________________:
a. reads with expression
b. divides text into meaningful chunks
c. pauses appropriately within and at the end of sentences
d. all of the above
6. Fluency changes_______________:
a. depending on what the reader is reading
b. depending on the reader's familiarity with the words in the text
c. depending on the amount of practice the reader has reading text
d. all of the above
7. Listening to an adult model fluent reading____________:
a. gives students a chance to hear how the written text should sound
b. demonstrates fluency to students
c. serves as a strategy for building fluency
d. all of the above
8. Less fluent readers pay more attention to:
a. comprehension
b. decoding
c. expression
d. none of the above
9. The best strategy for developing fluency is to provide your students with opportunities to __________:
a. read the same passage orally several times
b. read different passages silently
c. read passages that are easy
d. read difficult passages
10. Model fluent reading, then have students________________:
a. watch a videotape
b. reread the text on their own
c. choose a different book to read
d. none of the above
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NCAA Championship: Power-program title match with Kentucky, Kansas
The two schools have most team wins in NCAA history
"Doesn't bother us," Kansas guard Tyshawn Taylor said. "They've got high expectations, and they had a great year so the expectations should be high. What we think, though, is that we match up with them well. We feel confident going into this game."
And why not?
Though the talent level may not be as strong as Kentucky's from top to bottom, the Jayhawks (32-6) get more reinforcement every game that anything is possible.
On Saturday, they overcame a 13-point deficit against Ohio State for their latest escape act. Before that in the tournament, they won close ones against Purdue, North Carolina State and North Carolina. They were comeback kids in the regular season, as well — a season that began with low expectations for a roster that got hit hard by graduation and other departures, then fell to 7-3 after an ugly, unexpected home loss to Davidson.
"I was a little frustrated because I thought that we were underachieving, underperforming," Self said. "I thought we were a stale team. I thought we were slow. I thought we didn't play with great energy. I thought the things we had to do to be successful, we weren't committing to doing them."
Somewhere in that mess, however, he saw the potential.
Much of it shined through thanks to the development of Robinson, known for his first two years in college as a role player with NBA skills. He was allowed to blossom when he got regular playing time this season and is averaging 17.7 points and 11.7 rebounds a game. He was the only unanimous AP All-American and was in the conversation, along with Davis, in most of the player-of-the-year voting.
"We know how good Thomas Robinson is," Calipari said. "We all up here know. We went against him in New York. He is as good as they get. He's a vicious competitor, great around a rim, expanded his game."
These teams met in November at Madison Square Garden, a 75-65 Kentucky victory in the second game of the season. There wasn't much conversation about that one Sunday.
More noteworthy were all the historical aspects of this game. Basketball, of course, was invented by James Naismith, who later went on to establish the KU basketball program in 1898.
Adolph Rupp grew up in Kansas and learned the game under Naismith and the next KU coach, Phog Allen, then moved to Kentucky. Over four decades, "the man in the brown suit" won 876 games and four NCAA championships.
So many iconic names have followed at both places: Wilt Chamberlain, Larry Brown, Danny Manning at KU; Dan Issel, Wes Unseld, Rick Pitino at Kentucky.
Come Monday night, somebody else could get their name up in the rafters at Allen Fieldhouse or Rupp Arena.
"I dreamed about it as soon as I saw the brackets," Self said. "I did look. I said, 'How cool would it be to play Kentucky in the finals?' You guys know better than me, but when do you have the two winningest programs in the history of ball playing each other? I don't know when. From a historic standpoint, I think that's really cool.'"
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Here's the problem, I'm being handed a URL from a server. This URL contains dotted IP addresses (please don't tell me to change the application). The URL I'm being handed is for a service that resides within a firewalled environment. Unfortunately, I've been given the internal IP address (for good reason) and as such my machine cannot access that address directly (e.g. 10.10.1.1). However, we have setup a public address (10.10.100.1) that is NAT'd on the router to the internal address (10.10.1.1).
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STARKVILLE, Miss. - Sharon Fanning-Otis' Mississippi State women's basketball team goes for a season sweep of in-state rival Ole Miss Sunday afternoon when the two teams meet in a 2:30 p.m. tip at Humphrey Coliseum.
Sunday's tilt will be televised on SportSouth. The game can also be heard on WKBB-FM 100.9 and WXWX-FM 96.3.
Fans are encouraged to wear pink to the contest, as Mississippi State will be hosting its annual Think Pink Game presented by OCH.
The Lady Bulldogs (13-11, 3-8 SEC) have won four-straight and six of the last seven against Ole Miss following a 51-46 triumph in Oxford on Jan. 19.
Senior Diamber Johnson paced Mississippi State with 21 points in the contest. The Pontotoc, Miss., native has her sights set on a strong finish to her career against the Lady Rebels, as she has averaged 10.4 ppg in the rivalry.
Johnson returns to the Hump after joining the 1,000-point club with a 15-point effort in Thursday's 53-49 road setback to LSU. Johnson, who became the 19th player in school history to reach the milestone, rates second in the SEC in scoring (16.3 ppg) and fifth in assists (3.8 apg).
Fellow senior Porsha Porter has also had a sensational career against the Lady Rebels, averaging 11.0 ppg in three contests. The SEC leader in steals with 3.2 per game this season, Porter rates second on the squad in scoring with a 13.0 ppg average.
Junior Darriel Gaynor had a standout performance against LSU Thursday night, scoring a season-high nine points on a personal-best three three-point baskets.
In addition to Porter's league-best steals mark, freshman Martha Alwal has been a catalyst on the defensive end of the floor. The team leader with 7.6 rebounds per game, the Worthington, Minn., native tops the conference and rates 12th nationally in blocks with 3.0 per game.
State has tallied 136 blocks as a unit this season. The team's four-block performance at LSU moved it past the 2009-10 squad for second-most all-time.
Mississippi State's defense limited Ole Miss to 26.6-percent shooting in the first matchup, and it hopes for a repeat showing against a Lady Rebel team that has dropped seven-straight games to fall to 12-13 overall, 2-10 in league action.
Valencia McFarland raised her team-best scoring average to 13.2 ppg as she netted 12 in Ole Miss' 52-47 setback to Alabama on Thursday.
Nikki Byrd, who has averaged 12.6 points and 9.1 rebounds this season, played six minutes against the Crimson Tide after missing the team's previous two contests.


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In 2006, the government went one step further by signing the optional protocol in the Convention against Torture, which makes provision for the monitoring of government institutions where torture is likely. South Africa announced its intention to ratify this in September last year but has not yet done so.
By ratifying the convention, the government agreed to legislate torture as an "own crime" with specially defined consequences for those found guilty. Currently, those who commit torture are tried under general laws, such as assault. But the Prevention and Combating of Torture of Persons Bill was drafted and passed through Parliament in November last year.
In order to become law, the Bill must first be approved by the National Assembly and then by the National Council of Provinces. After that, it is sent to the president for assent, and only then will it become an Act.
But will changing the law really help to combat torture, or provide any benefits for torture victims?
According to the chairperson of the African Commission on Human and People's Rights, Catherine Atoki, absolutely. "Most constitutions in Africa prohibit torture, but you need to have a law that makes it a crime. If there is no commensurate punishment, then your prohibition comes to nought!"
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To Clare Ballard, a researcher for the Community Law Centre at the University of the Western Cape, passing the torture Bill will be "a huge deal" for the average victim, who has little psychosocial assistance. She and several other experts feel that having a law dealing with torture will reduce the prevalence of the problem. It would mean a victim would not need to sue in order to get assistance. It would ensure that prosecution would become "more visible and more swift". It would introduce monitoring structures. It would also allow independent people to investigate torture cases, rather than the police, who are often the subject of the complaints.
Llewellyn Landers, chairperson of the justice and constitutional development portfolio committee, which oversaw the approval of the Bill in the National Assembly, says: "We have had our debate on the Bill and, normally after we have approved it, it is sent to the National Council of Provinces."
The Bill was not on his personal list of Bills in the council and Parliament's website states that the Bill is still in the National Assembly. But Landers says it is possible that the list has not yet been updated.
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