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|Sunrise on Hall Peak, Block Tower and Wall Tower (L-R) from camp
|Camp as viewed from the moraine above, on our way up to climb the first ascent of State of Wonder
|Kate following one of the best pitches of the trip, a clean 5.10 thin hands splitter
|Sunrise on Hall Peak, Block Tower and Wall Tower (L-R) from camp
|Camp as viewed from the moraine above, on our way up to climb the first ascent of State of Wonder
|Kate following one of the best pitches of the trip, a clean 5.10 thin hands splitter
|Liv ascending the final slopes on the Milieu Glacier on the Aguille d'Argentiere
|Caroline, Liv and I on the summit of Aguille d'Argentiere
|Fred climbing up to the top of Point d'Orny at sunrise
|Fred descending from the Col d'Amethystes
|Fred shredding some pow off the Grands Montets
|Fred raps down to my stance in the Capucin Couloir
|Sunset on the spires, as seen from the summit of the Aguille du Tour
|Managed to eat most of a baguette every day of the trip, and sometimes would even just strap one to the side of my pack in the morning. This bakery was conveniently located right next to the Midi base station.
|Fred somewhere between laughing, saying "look!", and bowing his head in wonder
|The beginning of many Cham adventures is something between a group hug and a mosh pit in the crammed quarters of the Midi bin.
|Me chillin' with one of the many amazing sculptures at the Cabane du Trient
|Fred scampering up the Aguille du Tour
|Fred celebrating on the summit of the Aguille du Tour
|Jamie Bond trying to get to Italy for lunch.
|A fun and relatively mellow tour had us descend to the mid-station above Courmayeur for lunch in Italy. This 'salad' was mostly cheese and bacon, with a few veggies for garnish. So good!
|Star rise on the Aguille du Tour as we make our way back to the hut
|Evan shredding some lift accessed pow in front of the Aguille Vert
|Jamie Bond, Caroline, Evan and HP heading around La Tour Rond to sniff out the snow in the Gervasutti. The line looked amazing but the snow was a stiff, hollow windslab and we bailed
|The Alpine chough, a relative of the crow, kept us company at many of our snack spots. Fun fact from Wikipedia: these birds are monogamous
|A group deskins at the Col d'Entreves with the inspiring face of the Aiguille Blanche de Peuterey in the background
|The rate of glacial retreat in the Alps is terrifying. Here is the toe of the Mer de Glace, the end of the famous Vallee Blanche descent. Each year, more steps must be added to enable skiers to climb out of the valley and onto the platform of the gondola, which was initially positioned right at the edge of the glacier. The 2010 level is already many steps up.
|Evan gunning for the summit of the Finsteraarhorn in the Bernese Oberland. We were turned around on this mission by super nuking winds.
|The consolation prize was Abeni Flue a great summit and ski.
|The wildly positioned Hollandiahutte where we spent our second night on the Bernese Oberland mission
|Our final ski mission was this peak, the Mittaghorn, which rewarded us with a 2200m descent to valley bottom
|Evan and Caroline making their way down the ice fall on the Mittaghorn
|Heidi, I mean Evan, frolicking in the Swiss meadows on our exit from the Bernese Oberland
|Our home in Cham was this charming Mazot on the grounds of the Patagonia Chalet.
|The epitome of winter bliss. Rosy cheeks, tired legs and great friends to celebrate with. "Porch beers" was part of the daily schedule of the VMT Women's Week.
|It's tempting to get frustrated when it's not snowing, but far more fun to revel in the sun!
|Team K2 Anex 108 poised to shred the Baron Bowl, the first time in years that it's both been in stable conditions AND had good snow!
|Happy guests post-Baron Bowl shred. "I can't believe we just skied that!"
|Guide's day off with my sweetie means going exploring in our south tenure looking for new lines.
|Evan poised for the first descent of the Hourglass Right above Shannon Lake.
|Bhumi Mountain Camp participants skinning across the Secret Valley at Sentry Lodge
|Up-and-coming photographer Zoya Lynch shredding at Sentry Lodge
|Caroline skis down from Profanity Col, Sentry Lodge.
|Bhumi Mountain Camp Sentry Lodge crew. What a pleasure to work with these beauties.
|She kept us safe during the Valentine's Day week.
|Guests at Retallack enjoying some ridge time between snow-cat assisted laps. Only girls on the mountain were the guides!
|Most memorable send of the trip - headstand every morning for 6 weeks!
|Sunset light on the village of Siurana. We didn't climb at this popular area, but enjoyed our scenic drive through.
|Climber on El Latido de Medio 8a, Bruixes Wall Terradets
|This is the climbing at Regina, a shady sector across from the Bruixes wall. A bit more chossy and mostly all 8a and harder, but impressive all the same.
|FYI The slabs shown here are for sunbathing, not for climbing.
|What I would do if I stuck to what comes naturally - hiking
|Grapes: functional AND beautiful
|Evan with the local boys in post-climbing bliss watching some football and swilling some brew
|Evan on the tyrolean to Collegats
|Climber at Collegats
|Sunrise view from our room at Hotel Terradets
|Tucked in behind these dilapidated building is our cute little apartment
|The view from our deck at Figuerola de Meia
|Evening light on Figuerola de Meia
|The bakery in Camarasa was pretty delicious. This pastry had custard and chocolate chips on it, and as you can see, did not make it to the crag or even out of the parking lot.
|Cocktail hour at the refugio in Siurana looks like this.
|I grew up with health-food-nut parents, but even I didn't get orange juice or yogurt with carrot sauce for dessert!
|We could pick pomegranates right outside of our door!
|Mont-Rebei Gorge
|Amazing hike in the Mont-Rebei Gorge
|Mont-Rebei Gorge
|That is really the trail - Mont-Rebei Gorge
|Crazy trail close-up
|Nice to be back in the granite, but the freezing wind not so much - hiking in the Pyrenees
|Evan chilling in the Aiguestortes National Park
|Refugio in the Aiguestortes National Park
|Cool church in the gothic quarter in Barcelona.
|This Barcelona lady would probably rust in Squamish.
|This crumbling, abandoned settlement was a 5 km run on a gravel road from our apartment at Figuerola de Meia.
|Beauty everywhere.


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Attention Central Arkansans who have a love of everything Disney: one of Disney's most beloved characters will take up residence at the Central Arkansas Performing Arts Academy (CAPAA) in Cabot for the next week.
This stage version, which is an adaptation of the Broadway production (which is an adaptation of the Disney movie, which is based on a Hans Christian Andersen story) is Little Mermaid, Jr. with emphasis on the "Jr." because it means that the cast mainly consists of student performers rather than adults.
In case you're one of the few who isn't familiar with the story, here is a summary from Music Theatre International (MTI), the company which licenses the production: "In a magical underwater kingdom, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home – and her fins – behind and live in the world above. But first she'll have to defy her father King Triton, make a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula, and convince the handsome Prince Eric that she's the girl whose enchanting voice he's been seeking."
This production will, of course, feature songs audiences may already know and love, including "Part of Your World," "She's in Love," and the Oscar-winning (for Best Original Song in 1989) "Under the Sea."
Interestingly, CAPAA's production will feature two different casts of main characters, alternating each night through the course of the run. According to a promotional poster, area students who make up the casts include Becca Smith and Chloe Tibbett as Ariel; Josh Graham and Ian Gonzalez as Prince Eric; Jessica Smith and Carson Reaves as Scuttle; Josh Scott and Jason Peters (non-student) as King Triton; Caitlin Peters and Kinsey Hunnicutt as Flounder; Riley Hoffer as Ursula; Jordan Merrick as Sebastien; Analisa Wilson as Flotsam and Jenna McGhee as Jetsam. Other cast members (in alphabetical order) are Gabi Baltzley, Kaitlyn Branson, Katie Collins, Ashley Conley, Olivia Follee, Katie Foster, Ella Hollingshead, Alesha Lucas, Kyla Maddox, Caleb Mimms, Lexi Nila, Hanna Reynolds, Caroline Richards, Karly Sanders, Hannah Smith, Madison Sullivan, Grace Thompson, Lexi Urquhart, and Gabbie Ware.
The production begins on Thursday, June 5 with a media night and "pay-what-you-can" performance. The official opening night is Friday, June 6, and the production runs until Wednesday, June 11 with shows at 7 p.m. nightly. Tickets are available at www.mycapaa.org and, as of this writing, are sold out for opening night.
CAPAA's Little Mermaid, Jr. is produced by Danelle Hoffer, CAPAA's Executive Director, and is directed by Brandon Nichols, CAPAA's Artistic Director. Vocal direction is provided by Gabi Baltzley, and dance coaching is provided by Karen Rains.
CAPAA's address is 2061 West Main Street in Cabot.


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Whenever a flight goes down you hear about the Black Box. The FAA won't even speculate as to the cause of the crash until they find the Black Box.
I think I need a Black Box for my life. I seem to crash constantly, and I would like to be able to go back and review the information to find out what really happened. I think there could be a real market for this product. For the spouse who swore they would pick up the dry-cleaning, the kid who claims you said it was okay, or the friend who says they paid last time. It would be nice to go back and see what actually took place.
It turns out that the Black Box isn't black, and there are really two of them. I think this would also give me a marketing advantage. "For just $119.95 you get the Flight Data Recorder, and we will throw in the Cockpit Voice Recorder for free." Since the Black Box is really orange this gives me a great selling feature. It seems that all the electronics made these days come in an assortment of colors so why not be able to pick the color of your personal Black Box?
Now there are going to be those naysayer's who will think the voice recorder for you and those around you would be nice, but I can hear the question: "Why would I need a Flight Data Recorder when almost all my interactions take place on the ground?"
The answer is simple — the data recorder can alert you to facts not covered by the voice recorder. Such things as your son asking you a question while you are trying to change lanes on the highway, or when one member of a two-party conversation is watching TV. The ability to know if you were tired, in a bad mood, or distracted could play a large factor in the data review after a crash.
I believe that for the most part a personal Black Box would work in my favor. There are bound to be the occasional ops here and there but something tells me that if everyone I know knew I had a Black Box my crashes would happen less often and with less severity.


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College Hockey:Schaller's five points lead Providence over Northeastern
PROVIDENCE — It's the type of defensive snarl that's been a signature of Nate Leaman's team this season. Even without Myles Harvey on the blue line, Providence College controlled the boards and out-muscled Northeastern University on Friday night, as the Friars pounded the Huskies, 6-2, at Schneider Arena.
From the outset, the Friars were content to grind in the corners, and by finishing virtually every check and winning key battles along the walls, they suffocated any chance for Northeastern to get a rhythm going on offense.
"One of our main focuses was to get in on the forecheck, and we finished our hits, got the puck, and took it to the net," noted Providence sophomore Stefan Demopoulos, who scored two goals on the night. "It's one of our game plans going into every game: finish hits, create turnovers."
"We just thought that every hit is going to count," Friars coach Nate Leaman said. "I thought it was a physical game, both ways."
The Friars jumped out to a 1-0 lead midway through the first when Derek Army picked up his 13th goal of the season, as he redirected a feed from a faceoff in the offensive zone through Bryan Mountain's five-hole.
Demopoulos doubled the lead at 14:14 with a weak backhand shot from in-between the circles that froze Mountain (28 saves), who was unable to make the save.
One of the few offensive bright spots for Northeastern was defenseman Josh Manson. Twice in the second period, Manson led end-to-end rushes. On the first one, he was stopped by Jon Gillies (35 saves), who made a sprawling left-pad save, but at 9:34, Zak Stone found Manson alone walking in from the blue line, and Manson summarily ripped the wrister over Gillies' left shoulder to bring the Huskies within one goal.
"He's emerged as a leader for us on the blue line," Northeastern coach Jim Madigan said. "He's an intimidating force back there. I think people are looking over their shoulders; defensively, he's bearing down on them. On top of that, he's jumping in on offense. He's done everything we've asked of him."
The quick success for Manson in transition opened up the game, leading to three rapid-fire goals in 92 seconds, two for the Friars, one for the Huskies. The change in pace hinted that the Huskies had created an opening to execute their transition game, but it wasn't to be.
"Both [Huskies] goals were off two really bad line changes by us, and we can't have that," Leaman said. "Fortunately, we answered back each time. I thought that was big. We showed some maturity and answered back right away."
To the Friars' credit, that tempo settled down in the third period, even as the Huskies became increasingly belligerent on the forecheck. Despite spending more time in the defensive zone, the Friars did not yield much space in the corners. They outlasted the Huskies in battles along the boards and counterpunched, eventually netting the back-breaking fifth goal — the second on the night for Demopoulos.
"We showed our youthfulness on the back side tonight at certain points," Madigan said, referring to his all-underclassmen defensive corps. "[The Friars] play fast and they play hard, and they forced us a bit outside our comfort zone."
The two teams will conclude their season series tomorrow night in Boston, with the Friars looking for a clean sweep, having outscored the Huskies 12-2 in their two meetings so far.
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• Introducing a bus layby on Waterloo Road, southbound just prior to the Zion Street junction.
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Weed and hip hop have a relationship that goes way, way back. As a a result, this reviewer remembers one person assuming I must be smoking back in high school because "you listen to rap, don't you?"
Few current rappers get as much mileage out of the pleasures of lighting one up as Curren$y. The New Orleans native makes clever allusions to it, talks about it outright, and even when he spins tales about the opposite sex, they inevitably want to hang with him so they can smoke with him.
Yet anyone who's followed him on his winding road (dude was signed to No Limit and Young Money in the past before ending up with Damon Dash) to his first official studio album, Pilot Talk, knows Curren$y is more than just a one-trick pony. He's got a full batch of arrows in his lyrical quiver, and they're pretty much all unleashed on his debut.
You want confident? Curren$y does that in style on "King Kong," boasting that the big gorilla "ain't got shit on me." He takes a more inspirational direction on "Example," talking about how being true to one's self can pay off, and on "The Day," where he gets welcome assists from Mos Def and Jay Electronica.
"Prioritize (Beeper Bill)" comes with some pointed advice in the chorus, with the rapper suggesting "If you ain't got no rims, nigga, don't get no wood grain steering wheel./ But you can lay back, let your paper stack. / Instead of going into overkill, pay your fucking beeper bill." The smooth final track, "Life Under The Scope," is just as astute a look at the downside to fame as anything you'll find on Drake's recent album, except less paranoid (yeah, despite the weed).
Helping it all come together is the guiding hand of Ski Beatz, who produced or co-produced all but two songs. The overall vibe is mellow, as you might expect, but there are enough changes in tone and tempo to keep things interesting.
And while having just one man behind the boards can sometimes lead to monotony, Ski takes influences from jazz, funk and rock and mixes them together to form a near perfect complement to Curren$y's flow. It may not be the most commercial sound – perhaps part of the reason the album ended up as DD172/BluRoc instead of becoming the vanguard of a revitalized Roc-A-Fella – but it's compelling, and there's no doubt that it works.
Don't fret if you like to light up: Curren$y still has plenty to say on "some of the good things that weed can do" on tracks like "The Hangover" and "Chilled Coughphee." Just keep in mind that Pilot Talk can't be dismissed as simply smoke, because there's some definite fire on there too.
Spittttaaaa……jet set now where havent we been yettttt???
Not feelin his rhyme style at all. The flow is lazy as hell and I'm quesitoning you all about what you are hearing. Maybe its just his rep as a spitta, but he sure didn't show it on this album.
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Only the pro dancers cast were announced on ABC's "Good Morning America" Wednesday for "Dancing with the Stars". True to his word in a recent statement, the fan favorite and now champion, Maks Chmerkovskiy, is not returning in Season 19. His brother Val is coming back.
Besides Val Chmerkovskiy, the other seasoned pro dancers gracing the dance floor once again will be: Cheryl Burke, Tony Dovolani, Karina Smirnoff, Mark Ballas, Witney Carson, Peta Murgatroyd, Emma Slater, and five-time champion and Emmy-winning choreographer Derek Hough.
Welcome a new addition of dancers who have performed on the show in some capacity. Artem Chigvintsev was formerly with the DWTS troupe. Allison Holker has been a guest dancer with Derek, and was formerly on FOX's "So You Think You Can Dance." Keoikantse "Keo" Motsepe comes to the show from the Broadway production of "Burn This Floor," a Latin and ballroom dance show.
During the pros only cast announcement, the Results Show will return for the first two nights this upcoming season. One new twist from last season that was highly successful, and will be returning, is the Switch Up. This is where celebrities get a new pro dance partner. It proved to be extremely popular in Season 18.
The celebrity cast announcement will take place on Thursday, September 4. Some of the casting rumors include country singer Shania Twain, World Cup U.S. Men's National Team goalie Tim Howard, gymnast Kacy Catanzaro, and a "Bachelorette" and her winning new boyfriend compete against each other, a la ice dancing partners, Meryl Davis and Charlie White did last season.
Even though Maks will not be back dancing, it's a strong possibility he may return either as a guest judge, like he did during Season 17 or replace head judge Len Goodman. You'll have to wait and find out when "Dancing with the Stars" premieres on Monday, September 15 at 8 p.m. ET.
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Dvd Release Date: 2007-01-16
Genre: Action/Adventure, Comedy
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 49min
Kham's life is turned upside down when an international mafia syndicate, based in Australia, captures his two beloved elephants and smuggles them thousands of kilometers away to Sydney. The two elephants are far more than mere animals to Kham and his father; they are part of his family and were being prepared to be presented as a token of devotion to his Majesty the King of Thailand. The only way Kham can possibly save the animals is by venturing into a foreign land for the first time. Taking on a mafia group to rescue two elephants from a foreign country presents a huge challenge, even for a martial arts master like Kham. Despite the help of Sergeant Mark, a Thai police Sergeant based in Australia, and Pla, a Thai girl forced into modern day slavery, the going gets tough. They must take on the ruthless gang of Madame Rose, whose henchmen include Johnny, a Vietnamese thief and martial arts expert, and the hulking TK. Kham has no choice but to risk his own life for the animals he loves.
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Another tribute for the STUNNING Avatar!!!
Avatar (c) 2009 James Cameron
Avatar (c) 2009 James Cameron
Hey, could I use this background as a base to make another background for a picture I am working on? Like just the trees and stuff.
If not that's cool
If not that's cool
AVATASTIC!!! I love this.
Wow, I love it. Best Avatar-wallpaper I've found by now. Searched for a new desktop and this will do it's job well. Thank you very much.
Hail James Cameron!
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Hey, I'm happy to know you liked it. Thanks so much. And yeah, the movie was just pretty darn amazing!
Was the best movie I've ever seen : D
Correction...IS the best movie!
YESH, AGREED! And, to those ppl who call them "oversized smurfs".. They Na'vi race is better than our own in almost anyway. They're beautiful.. and not destructive and just an amazing race. Their creation is one of beauty and brilliance and I would just love to be a Na'vi (or Na'ri) xDD
I love this. Avatar is my favorite movie, now. So amazing....
The atmosphere totally looks like "the lion king".
the movie is okay, John Cameron added some new 3D tech in there, might change future film animation.
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but that's ok, that movie is brilliant I think it's gonna be a hype as big (or even bigger) as when LOTR came out, remember?
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Oh, you meant the intergalactic smurfs, for a second I thought you were talking about The Last Airbender . Can't wait to go see it though
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Moreno, E; Basler, K; Morata, G (2002). Cells compete for decapentaplegic survival factor to prevent apoptosis in Drosophila wing development. Nature, 416(6882):755-759.
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During the growth of Drosophila imaginal discs a process called 'cell competition' eliminates slow-proliferating but otherwise viable cells. We report here that cell competition requires the function of the brinker (brk) gene, whose expression is normally repressed by Decapentaplegic (Dpp) signalling but is upregulated in slow-growing Minute/+ cells. Excess brk expression activates the c-Jun amino-terminal kinase pathway, which in turn triggers apoptosis in these cells. We propose that slow-proliferating cells upregulate Brk levels owing to a disadvantage in competing for, or in transducing, the Dpp survival signal. This sequence of events might represent a general mechanism by which weaker cells are eliminated from a growing population, and might serve as a method of controlling cell number and optimizing tissue fitness and hence organ function.
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The dictionary used to define what ultimately was proper and accurate language. But now popular culture is shifting the tide on language's evolution, and Merriam-Webster is following the signs with its latest additions.
According to TIME Magazine, the Merriam-Webster dictionary has added over one hundred words to their collegiate edition. Even with the rise of sites such as Wikipedia, the Merriam-Webster still stands as a landmark of the English language.
What will have music fans loving this latest batch of editions are two terms well known in the audiophile community. As reported by SPIN, the two terms are dubstep and Auto-Tune. They join a group of similar words that continue to define how the current generation speaks.
Dubstep has already been well-known to fans of electronic/EDM music and is the hallmark genre of artists Skrillex and Deadmau5, among others. Auto-Tune has been around for a while, but has recently come into vogue through artists like T-Pain, who make their usage of Auto-Tune incredible apparent on every track.
Some of the other terms joining the Merriam-Webster collegiate dictionary include those connected to social media, such as selfie and hashtag. Others are for foodies – the Canadian diner dish poutine and the Vietnamese soup pho are also in the mix.
What music terms do you think will soon be in the pages of the Merriam-Webster dictionary before long? Perhaps by 2020, we'll be looking up definitions for shoegaze and alternate meanings for Gleek among our more serious interests.


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Texting, emailing, playing apps or listening to music; we live in the age of technology which provides us with entertainment and information at the touch of our finger. Many in the dental community have joined in by providing websites and social media outlets to help promote not only their business but also a healthier smile.
Admittedly several of the apps available are games that are more for entertainment then for education. But why not learn and have fun at the same time?
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On earth in a vacuum. You throw a platon from a platform height $h$ and want it to land at point $d$ distant. Note, h is absolutely fixed and d is absolutely fixed. It "must land" at point d, no matter what. You throw it with velocity expressed using $Vx$ and $Vy$.
(Problem AA)
you want the vertex HEIGHT to be at a percentage $H$ >100 of $h$ (say $H=120 \% $).
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you want the vertex DISTANCE to be at a percentage $D$ <50 of $d$ (say $D=25 \% $).
NOTE: the two gentlemen below have generously explained that you CANNOT choose BOTH H and D. Thank you very much for this insight and proof!
So! For each of ProblemAA and ProblemBB, how to calculate $Vx$ and $Vy$ ?
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Fatty Fish May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk
March 24, 2009 -- Men who eat salmon and other fish high in omega-3 fatty acids on a regular basis have a decreased risk for developing advanced prostate cancer, new research suggests.
The association was most pronounced among men believed to have a genetic predisposition for developing aggressive prostate cancer.
Men in the study who ate one or more servings of fatty fish a week were found to have a 63% lower risk for developing aggressive prostate cancer than men who reported never eating fish, study co-researcher John S. Witte, PhD, tells WebMD.
The study is not the first to find that men who eat fatty fish have a lower risk for the most deadly forms of prostate cancer. But Witte says clinical trials are needed to show that eating foods high in omega-3 fatty acids actually lower risk of aggressive prostate cancer.
The study appears in the April issue of Clinical Cancer Research.
"There is a lot of evidence that omega-3 fatty acids protect against heart disease and other diseases by targeting inflammation -- and that may be what is going on here," Witte says.
Omega-3 and Prostate Cancer
The study by Witte and colleagues from the University of California, San Francisco, included 466 men with aggressive prostate cancer and 478 men without the cancer.
The men were asked to fill out food-frequency questionnaires. Genetic analysis was also performed to identify variants of the Cox-2 gene, which helps regulate inflammation within the body. A certain variant of this gene is also known to increase the chance of developing prostate cancer.
The analysis revealed that men who ate little to no fatty fish and had a specific Cox-2 variant were five times more likely to develop advanced prostate cancer.
But men with the highest intake of omega-3 fatty acids -- equivalent to one or more servings of fatty fish a week -- had a significantly reduced risk for advanced disease, even when they carried the Cox-2 variant.
"The increase in risk associated with having the Cox-2 variant was essentially reversed in men who ate fish one or more times a week," Witte says.


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"Boardwalk Empire" fans know Shea Whigham as the former sheriff of Atlantic City and Nucky's younger brother. But outside of that, Whigham doesn't gather a lot of attention from the public, according to a Feb. 1 report from the Los Angeles Times.
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After a wee break to, you know, sort out our lives [and what lives!] we're back in full effect. Yep, we're off at a gallop to Liverpool Sound City again this year.
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According to Maxence Parrot's twitter account, Maxence Parrot, one of Canada's top snowboarders, officially left for Sochi on Saturday.
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Parrot is not just there because Canadian snowboarding star Mark McMorris of Regina broke his rib at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado a week ago. Parrot is there on his own merit and is doing triple jumps presently with remarkable ease. He was the best snowboarder at the X Games and proved to the sports world that he should be taken seriously.
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Men's Parallel Slalom (February 22)
Gold--Simon Schoch--Switzerland
Silver--Andreas Prommegger--Austria
Bronze--Nevin Galmarini--Switzerland
Men's Parallel Giant Slalom (February 19)
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Silver--Lukas Mathies--Austria
Bronze--Rok Marguc--Slovenia
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Silver--Omar Visintin--Italy
Bronze--Markus Schairer--Austria
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Silver--Greg Bretz--United States
Bronze--Yiwei Zhang--China
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Silver--Staale Sandbech--Norway
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Silver--Marion Kreiner--Austria
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Bronze--Marion Kreiner--Austria
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As I write this, Gaza is being bombed from land, air and sea. Operation Pillar of Defense has claimed the lives of 70 Palestinians to date and injured many more. It is another bloody chapter in a long history of Israeli atrocities and collective punishment.
In 1956, Israel briefly occupied Gaza while colluding with Great Britain and France in an invasion of Egypt. Israeli historian Benny Morris says, Israeli troops shot dead hundreds of Palestinian refugees and local inhabitants in Khan Yunis alone. Based on U.N. documents, Morris asserts that all told, Israeli troops killed between 447 and 550 Arab civilians in the first three weeks of the occupation of the Strip.
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Cartoon CrittersAn upbeat quirky-yet-melodic themed tune, ideal for goofy characters or an opening theme song. Features a deep saxophone and hard-hitting drums.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS69_200.jpgSingle12103-ST$ 39.9512103-EX$ 59.9512103-W$ 149.95Instrument: Piano (Electric), Saxophone, Instrumental Emotions: Driving, Positive, Cool, Comical, Funny, Motivating, Wacky, Quirky, Fun Genre: Cartoon, Specialty Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Comedy, Home Videos
Cartoon Critters from the album The Lighter Side (PS69)
Ska WopThis ska-infused doo-wop pop tune features classic vocal harmonies, upstroke guitars with a guitar solo and melodic horn section. I still get jumpy at the sound of your name I'm crazy about you and I know you feel the same. From moonlight talks at a hotel to dinner at those restaurants you know so well. Ice cream at the trolley station, missing you when you're on vacation, going to school just to see you. Falling asleep when you're in my arms and spending the days admiring your many charms. This is not just another love song that is sung to a high school fling. Its just that happiness that I feel that makes me open up and sing. This may sound crazy but don't be scared the future looks good I'm not going anywhere so be prepared for more and more of those good times. We went though those hard times to have each other and I wouldn't have done it for any other. Those hard times we went through make us stronger they'll just keep lasting longer and longer and longer and longer. This is not just another love song that is sung to a high school fling. Its just that happiness that I feel that makes me open up and sing. This is not just another love song that is sung to a high school fling. Its just that happiness that I feel that makes me open up and sing.https://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXSA_200.jpgSingle68808-ST$ 39.9568808-EX$ 59.9568808-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Brass, Brass Section, Guitar (Electric), Saxophone, Trumpet, Vocal, Guitar Emotions: Exciting, Cool, Bold, Fresh, Punchy, Fun Genre: Rock, World, Reggae, Indie Artist, Ska, Punk Rock Production Types: Indie Film, Holiday, Home Videos
Ska Wop from the album The Skank Agents
Pal AroundA fun jazz combo number featuring trombone and sax.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS55_200.jpgSingle9907-ST$ 39.959907-EX$ 59.959907-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Saxophone, Trombone, Acoustic, Instrumental Emotions: Happy, Positive, Perky, Fun, Upbeat Genre: Themes, Jazz, Indie Production Types: Indie Film, Short Film, Home Videos
Pal Around from the album Big Band Blast (PS55)
Francisco's Cha ChaA wild slapstick with its resounding whack and an acoustic piano and flute filter through this goofy, silly track ideally suited for a funny scene.https://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASFB04_200.jpgSingle7100187-ST$ 39.957100187-EX$ 59.957100187-W$ 149.95Instrument: Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Bassoon, Brass, Clarinet, Percussion, Piano, Saxophone, Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Happy, Positive, Cheerful, Comical, Crazy, Exuberant, Fresh, Funny, Goofy, Heartwarming, Motivating, Suspenseful, Wacky, Whimsical, Quirky, Sneaky, Fun, Hopeful, Fantasy Genre: Orchestral Production Types: Kids, Animation, Commercials, Video Games, Comedy, Action-Drama
Francisco's Cha Cha from the album Orchestral Comedy
Quirky MelodiesAn Upbeat tune ideal for any comedy situation. Features accordion and brass melodies.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGSS_200.jpgSingle69307-ST$ 39.9569307-EX$ 59.9569307-W$ 149.95Instrument: Accordion, Saxophone, Instrumental Emotions: Tongue-in-cheek, Comical, Crazy, Funny, Goofy, Perky, Wacky, Quirky, Fun, Upbeat Genre: Specialty Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Comedy, Home Videos
Quirky Melodies from the album Goofy, Silly & Sweet
Waterside StrollA happy Calypso number featuring soprano sax. Ideal for light-hearted scenes, or your next tropical vacation.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataBW_200.jpgSingle57710-ST$ 39.9557710-EX$ 59.9557710-W$ 149.95Instrument: Ethnic Ensemble, Saxophone, Instrumental Emotions: Happy, Carefree, Cheerful, Fresh, Refreshing, Fun, Mellow, Festive, Upbeat, Island Genre: Themes, World, Caribbean, Tropical Production Types: Cooking, Travel, Home Videos
Waterside Stroll from the album Blue Waters
Big DaddySnappy horn breaks and sweet lead guitar licks makes this jam a perfect sidekick for images of a good time. If there's a party going on, this tune is definitely invited.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strata22_200.jpgSingle52201-ST$ 39.9552201-EX$ 59.9552201-W$ 149.95
Big Daddy from the album Urban Hustle
The Big EasyA New Orleans-style jazz combo, easy classic jazz from the Big Easy.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS57_200.jpgSingle10709-ST$ 39.9510709-EX$ 59.9510709-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, Acoustic, Instrumental Emotions: Old-Fashioned, Fun Genre: Nostalgic, Jazz Production Types: Cooking, Home Videos
The Big Easy from the album Groovy Party Pack (PS57)
Cut A RugA jumpin', swingin' great time with tenor sax and rhythm section.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS57_200.jpgSingle10702-ST$ 39.9510702-EX$ 59.9510702-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Saxophone, Acoustic, Instrumental Emotions: Energetic, Fun, Upbeat Genre: Themes, Jazz Production Types: Home Videos
Cut A Rug from the album Groovy Party Pack (PS57)
All Your ToesThis light cocktail number in the Latin vein can perk up your evening dinner party scene, or high-society function. Violin and tenor sax lead the way.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/nostalgicnights.jpgSingle4301-ST$ 39.954301-EX$ 59.954301-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Saxophone, Violin, Instrumental Emotions: Cool, Leisurely, Old-Fashioned, Fun Genre: Nostalgic, Themes, Latin, Latin American Production Types: Cooking, Home Videos, Background
All Your Toes from the album Nostalgic Nights
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GREENBELT, Md. — A 22-year-old Temple Hills man has been sentenced to 114 months in federal prison followed by five years of supervised release for robbing a Maryland coin laundry of $13 in a January holdup.
Juamal Samuel Carroll and a co-conspirator entered No Rulez Laundromat, Glenarden, Md., and pointed a loaded shotgun at an employee. They fled in a van after grabbing the money. The employee identified the van, and county police were able to locate it a short time later. Officers attempted to stop the van, but Carroll and his co-conspirator led authorities on a high-speed chase before being apprehended.
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Company Registration No: 04475331 (England) © Copyright
Prime Orthodontic Studio 2011 Website
by MBA
Terms & Privacy Statements.
Prime Orthodontic Studio Ltd (POS) is a dental laboratory based in Leicestershire
which offers a specialist service manufacturing orthodontic appliances nationwide.
Our service includes access to our Head Technician Stephen Prime; the provision of
prescription and model tickets; delivery/collection in the Leicester city area and
postage paid delivery/collections for clients further afield.POS manufactures appliance
work which ranges from the design and creation of simple removable retainers, through
to screw, fixed and functional appliances; mouth guards, gum shields, bleaching trays,
anti-snoring and anti-thumb sucking appliances. Our plaster room complements this
service, providing anatomically trimmed study models and private study models.
Our quality control procedures ensure that all processes and procedures within the
Laboratory are working correctly and to the highest standards. All dental technicians
are members of the Orthodontic Technicians Association, and registered with the General
Dental Council. Steve has the City & Guilds Advanced Certificate in Orthodontics
with many years of experience, whilst Sarah worked for many years in administration
before qualifying as a Dental Technician.We are not the cheapest nor are we the quickest
– what we offer is quality appliance design, manufacture and service delivery. Ours
is a service that delivers when it says it is going to deliver. Our priority is to
keep our customers happy by making appliances that fit the purpose (being technically
correct) and are comfortable to the patient.
For all enquiries please call us on 0116 2676 252, e-mail us on firstname.lastname@example.com
or write to us at our registered business above.