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Eight recent works of art created by the Balinese artists make proud. The works of art are not only beautiful and entertaining, but also proving that Balinese artists continue working endlessly. These works of art were introduced and staged on open stage of the Indonesia Institute of the Arts (ISI) Denpasar in a series with the art night of the Anniversary XI and graduation day XIII, Thursday (Jul 24).
In the performance, there were at least 4 works of creation dance and 4 works of gamelan music as well as a work of installation art. They were supported by the students of the two faculties, namely the Faculty of Arts and Design (FSRD) and the Faculty of Performing Arts (FSP). The students denoting the candidates of the academic artists were good at visualizing the imagination of the choreographer or the composer.
Atmosphere of that night art was getting more intimate because the college distributed Jinggo rice for free. "We are optimistic these works will be absorbed by the public as the recent works. Hopefully, the latest works of two faculties at the ISI Denpasar will be acceptable to the community as well as become a model for people in making performance that can be used in their own communities," said the Rector of the ISI Denpasar, Dr. I Gede Arya Sugiartha.
The night art was commenced with the performance of collaborative composition entitled Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram (the true, good and beautiful) by featuring the work of bamboo installation. These works of art consist of the main installation backed up by seven objects representing seven study programs existing in the FSRD. The installation works were responded differently with the performance of contemporary dance and music as well as show by Department of Fashion Design.
The idea of the composition by I Ketut Murdana presented the concept of pillar authenticity of human beings. The artists composed it through neutral, cheerful, cool, aesthetic and blissful language. Its music was supported by Vrata Wijaya Ashram Denpasar, artistic ideas by I Wayan Sujana (Suklu) and fashion by Cok Istri Ratna Cora.
After that, the audience was led to outdoor open stage of Nretya Mandala to see new works in the form of gamelan music and dance. The work of I Ketut Gede Asnawa, namely Lelambatan Tabuh Lima entitled Tapuk Manggis first appeared through the works of gamelan music. The next composition was Tabuh Pepanggulan entitled Merdu Komala by I Wayan Darya.
The performance of welcome dance presented the Puja Stuti by AA Ayu Mayun Artati and I Wayan Windia. All the women danced it beautifully as well as answered the vacuum for nearly ten years where there had been no new welcome dance composed. It was different from the Legong Creation Dance entitled Wargasari by Ida Ayu Ratih Wagiswari, and Dewa Putu Rai. While performing the Legong Dance, the dancers also sang classical songs.
No less interestingly was the creation gamelan music entitled Kebyar-Kebyar by I Nyoman Windha and Klabang Moding by I Made Subandi. Visualization or the method of teaching a dance was revealed by I Wayan Sutirtha and I Nyoman Kariasa through creation dance entitled Aguru. Meanwhile, I Gede Oka Surya Negara and I Ketut Suandita featured the chronicle of King Mengwi through the work of creation dance entitled Ki Pasek Badak. (BTN/015)


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A new study just published by the National Institute on Retirement Security – Race and Retirement Insecurity in the United States- presents a dismal snapshot of the state of retirement savings of minority American families.
It reports that 54.3 percent of blacks work for employers that offer retirement plans compared to 62.3 percent of whites. And 43.9 percent of blacks participate in those plans compared to 53.9 percent of whites.
Among Latinos, 37.8 percent work for employers with retirement plans and just 29.7 percent participate. more >>
In the United States of America, whenever a cause wants to garner national awareness, it often attempts to do so by staging an event in Washington, DC.
Indeed, one of the many hazards of driving in the District of Columbia is simply never knowing when a road will be blocked off so that a large group of people with signs, flags, and chants can cross.
Although plenty of protests, rallies, and demonstrations have seen immense success, getting a certain number of people at a given place for a given event is never guaranteed. more >>
On Tuesday, Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) and Rep. Paul Ryan (R, WI-1) announced a two-year budget agreement that could potentially offer a respite from the fiscal fights of the past few years. But many conservative House Republicans are already balking at the deal because it breaks the spending caps called for under the sequester. Some conservative groups, such as Americans for Prosperity and the Club for Growth, have already come out in opposition, offering threats to GOP incumbents who vote for it.
Our bet is that the bill will pass, perhaps handily. But legislative politics is trickier in some ways than electoral politics because the number of "voters" is far smaller, and they are all highly informed and strategic in their thinking. Therefore, let's suppose the Crystal Ball is wrong in its prediction of passage. How would the budget compromise be defeated in Congress?
At present, there are 432 members in the U.S. House. While the special election to replace now-Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) took place on Tuesday and saw Katherine Clark (D) duly elected, she hasn't been seated yet. It's also unlikely that Rep. Mel Watt (D, NC-12) will vote considering he was just confirmed in the Senate as the new head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. This means that we can expect about 430 votes on the Murray-Ryan deal, as Speaker of the House John Boehner (R, OH-8) may not vote (the speaker rarely votes, although he did vote for the deal to end the shutdown). For simplicity's sake, let's just say 216 votes are needed to stop the deal. more >>
A bipartisan committee of House and Senate negotiators reached an agreement Tuesday on a new budget. The agreement was not the "grand bargain" that many deficit hawks had hoped for, but, if passed, it would provide some stability through 2014 by preventing future "crises," like October's government shutdown.
The agreement was announced by the two chairs of the conference committee, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.), in a late Tuesday press conference.
"I'm proud of this agreement," Ryan said. "It reduces the deficit – without raising taxes. And it cuts spending in a smarter way. It's a firm step in the right direction, and I ask all my colleagues in the House to support it." more >>
Even as ObamaCare is trying to self-destruct, its advocates suggest a détente in which "Republicans recognize the conservative nature of the law," in the words of Austin Frakt in Bloomberg News.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA), they point out, incorporates some ideas from a Heritage Foundation proposal and a law promoted by Mitt Romney. Those are not, however, conservative ideas, much less good ideas, and are not a "sound chassis" for anything.
There is nothing conservative about the forcible redistribution of wealth. And even Wall Street Occupiers should be against redistributing people's earnings to Big Insurance, Big Pharma, Big Hospitals, Big Data Mining, and nameless unaccountable bureaucrats in the vast, ever-expanding realm of Kathleen Sebelius. more >>
Surviving and even thriving in the midst of today's economic upheaval is the challenging task we all face. Many churches in addressing financial matters will focus on the area of giving the tithe, which is paramount, yet oftentimes overlook what God says about handling the other 90 percent. As a result, millions of people look to financial counselors like Dave Ramsey and Suze Orman or secular forecasters for guidance and help.
Here's the deal as we close out this year: God wants to both encourage and instruct all of us (myself included)to be ever looking to Him as our ultimate Provider in addition to being better financial stewards so we can glorify Him and be channels of blessing to others in need.
This is personal for my wife and me as we find ourselves closing the year without any more partial salary from a local church, health insurance, cell phone coverage or any perks that have been part of my ministry for over 41 years. This is by divine design as God recently transitioned me from a local church involvement "because of the impending distress" (1 Cor 7:26) coming upon America to serve the wider Body of Christ in our desperate need for spiritual awakening and assurance as children of God. more >>


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High Blood Pressure? How to Relieve it Naturally
My father died of a massive stroke in 1998 at the age of 55 of complications from high blood pressure and diabetes. This site is dedicated to him and to those of you that suffer from high blood pressure.
If he had known of ThreeLaca few years before he died, I really think he would be alive today. Please read this site thoroughly, for your sake and for your family's sake.- Leanne Felzien
Is there a fungal connection to High Blood Pressure?High Blood Pressure is related to Water Retention. Medical professionals say to reduce your salt intake in order to alleviate water retention so that your blood pressure will go down.
Everywhere I look there are articles about water retention and its link to high blood pressure. Doctors advise any one with high blood presser to reduce salt intake and take diuretics. The less water in your system the better.
...reducing salt (sodium) intake often lowers blood pressure. Sodium intake promotes water retention, which can add to the blood volume and subsequently raise blood pressure.From healthatoz.com
DiureticsSometimes called "water pills," these drugs work by eliminating excess water and salt from the body. Diuretics should be the first medication used when treating high blood pressure or used in combination with other drugs to lower blood pressure, according to a study called the Antihypertensive and Lipid-Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial (ALLHAT) sponsored by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
I don't know about you, but I don't eat hardly any salt. I don't salt my foods, I don't put salt on my vegetables, shoot we don't even put salt in rice - but, regardless, I suffer from an inordinate amount of water retention.
In my case, I notice that the degree to which I retain water correlates with the food that I eat. If I eat white rice, for instance, the next morning I will have gained 3 pounds of water weight. Aarrrgggghhhh! The list of foods that do this to me go on and on, but they are usually high carbohydrate foods like corn, rice, soy, etc.
Anyway, why the discussion of water retention? Well... has any one come up with a reason why you have water retention? Hmmm.. I didn't think so. You may be very interested in this hypothesis.
If you have ever, even once taken antibiotics, oral acne medications, prednisone, or birth control pills or if you are diabetic then you may have developed a systemic candida infection (And who hasn't taken at least one of those things in a lifetime). If you have, guess what, one of the symptoms of candida is water retention.
But an overweight body can result from yeast infections due to the water retention that happens in the body (in response to the cellular irritation from the infection)You see, the candida puts toxins into your bloodstream. In an effort to protect itself the body retains water, thus diluting the toxins in your bloodstream. If you get rid of the candida, your body does not need to protect itself from toxins, it gets rid of the extra water - and your blood pressure goes down.From excel.net
Candida albicans is a common yeast found in our digestive system and throat, when we are exposed to anti-biotics, birth control pills, corti-steroids, or prednisone the good bacteria which normally keep candida under control in our systems are killed off and the candida can overgrow.
When the candida yeast gets out of control, it morphs into a mycelial fungal form, becomes invasive and grows rhizoids which then burrow into our intestinal wall. These rhizoids leave microscopic holes in the intestinal wall which allows toxins in the form of undigested food particles, bacteria and yeast into our blood stream.
When this condition occurs the overgrowth is called Candidiasis or a systemic yeast infection. One indication of a systemic yeast infection is oral thrush or a white coated tongue. The toxins that the yeast puts into our system are responsible for the varying conditions that each individual experiences.
First off, I want you to understand that I am in no way a medical professional. I am just a person that has suffered for many, many years from a systemic candida condition that I was totally unaware of. I developed this condition from the use of antibiotics, birth control pills, and multiple pregnancies.
I have solved my candida issue by using a product called ThreeLac (there is a description of the product below). But during the use of this product, I have noticed that myself and many others have seen a natural lowering in their blood pressure over a period of mere weeks.
I feel that you should be informed that there may be a way to lower your blood pressure while still taking your medications. It is very possible that you may be able to reduce your medications and eliminate any diuretics you take with this amazing, new, all-natural product. But, please, only lower your medications under the advice and involvement of your doctor.
Dr. David Williams publishes a newsletter called Alternatives for the Health-Conscious Individual. In his Summer 2004 issue, Dr. Williams had this to say about high blood pressure.
"...And Get off the Diuretics and ACE Inhibitors - For millions of people, a seemingly small reduction in blood pressure is more than enough to get them in the safety zone and completely eliminate the need for diuretics and other expensive hypertensive medications.
These are what I often refer to as "slippery slope" medications. Doctors put patients on them... and never take them off. Both the doctor and patient believe that the problem is under control, when in reality the drugs are just masking symptoms while the underlying problem gets worse.
My goal with Alternatives is to help you correct the root cause of any health problems you may have, so they go away for good. Drugs never do that. They have their place in emergency medicine and extreme situations, but not in any long-term health regimen.
The bottom line here is that any time someone suggests taking a synthetic substance indefinitely, be wary. An apology or "late breaking update" 10 years down the road won't mean much if your health is ruined.Dr. David Williams Alternatives for the Health-Conscious Individual.
...Early in 2004, I had an infection that my doctor prescribed antibiotics for. After that dose of antibiotics my health went into a downward spiral. I gained 10 pounds in a couple of weeks, was constantly fatigued (not a good thing when one has five children), was suffering from burning eye pain and a myriad of other symptoms (see Candida Symptoms).
I began to suspect that I had a candida infection and I was able to confirm it with this simple saliva test. I found the product ThreeLac (a very effective probiotic) on the Web; it sounded like it would solve all of my ills and more. I had it expressed delivered and started taking it right away.
I was a bit skeptical. I couldn't believe that it would be able to fix all of the things I was suffering from, but from the first day I could see a subtle change and over time each and every one of my concerns was fixed. However, I had a little surprise in store in March (this is what you may find interesting).
I went in for my annual physical exam and had my blood pressure checked. Usually, I am 120/80 (certainly not high - pretty healthy, in fact) - but I did a double-take when my nurse read out 104/68. Wow! My blood pressure had never been as low as this.
This occurred after only 6 weeks of taking the product. My blood pressure in early January had been 120/78. The wheels started turning!
- Leanne Felzien
Then my brother-in-law had this experience.
"He had been taking ThreeLac for about 2 1/2 months. He has high blood pressure. He has had high blood pressure since he was a track athlete in college, and is on medication to reduce his blood pressure.
Even on medication, however, his pressure would only control to about 135/85. After about 6 weeks on ThreeLac he had a medicated blood pressure of 120/80! He has never been in normal ranges even on medication.
After another few weeks, his blood pressure is at 117/72 and continuing down. He is off his diuretic and is working with his doctor to slowly reduce his medications.
From a field study from Doctor Takahashi, the doctor who developed this product in Japan:
"It has been 11 months since I began taking ThreeLac probiotics. I am in better health and enjoying an active lifestyle. My blood pressure in now 130 over 80. It's hard to imagine that it was 200 over 100 just one year ago. Now I believe that persistency brings great results.- woman, 57 from Dr. Takahashi's field test.
Doctor's are really good at treating the symptom of high blood pressure, but no one seems to know why a person would have hypertension. It is my hypothesis, that if you test positive for systemic candida, that in trying to protect itself from the toxins that the candida puts out, the body causes you to retain water which makes you develop high blood pressure.
If you eradicate the candida then perhaps you will eliminate the reason for your high blood pressure and your blood pressure may slowly achieve normal levels. Learn More about Systemic Candida.
If high blood pressure is an indicator of a systemic yeast infection for you, can you afford to not take a look at these products? Bookmark our page so you can find me easily tomorrow and take the saliva test in the morning. If you test positive, these amazing products may help you eliminate the candida, solve your high blood pressure and avoid the problems that a systemic yeast infection may develop into! You deserve to know if candida is a concern for you!!


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(3) PRIOR PUBLICATION; The Journal of OncoPathology will not consider any paper or component of a paper that has been published or is under consideration for publication elsewhere. Distribution on the Internet may be considered prior publication and may compromise the originality of the paper as a submission to the Journal of OncoPathology. Please contact the editors with questions regarding allowable postings. Prior press coverage reports of the main findings of a paper in the mass media may compromise the novelty of the work and thus its appropriateness for the Journal of OncoPathology. Authors are free to present their work at scientific meetings but should not overtly seek media attention or give copies of the figures or data from their manuscript to any reporter, unless the reporter agrees to abide by the Journal of OncoPathology's press embargo. If a reporter attends an author's session at a meeting and writes a story based only on the presentation, such coverage will not affect the Journal of OncoPathology's consideration of the author's paper.
(4) UNPUBLISHED DATA AND PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS; Citations to unpublished data and personal communications cannot be used to support claims in a published paper. Papers will be held for publication until all "in press" citations are published.
(5) DATA AND MATERIALS AVAILABILITY; All data necessary to understand, assess, and extend the conclusions of the manuscript must be available to any reader of the Journal of OncoPathology. All computer codes involved in the creation or analysis of data must also be available to any reader of the Journal of OncoPathology.
(6) HUMAN RESEARCH STUDIES; Informed consent must be obtained for studies on humans after the nature and possible consequences of the studies were explained. All research on humans must have Institutional Review Board approval.
(7) ANIMAL CARE EXPERIMENTAL; Animals must be handled in accordance with the authors' institutional guidelines.
(8) LICENSE; Authors grant to the Journal of OncoPathology a license to publish the paper in print and online.
Author Fees
The Journal of OncoPathology charges an article publication fee of €900.00. If this paper is accepted for publication, you will be asked to pay an Article Publication Fee to cover publications costs. If you do not have funds to pay such fees, you will have an opportunity to waive or reduce this fee as we do not want fees to prevent the publication of worthy work. Invited papers are exempt from this fee.
Embargo Policy
The paper will remain a privileged document and will not be released to the press or the public before publication.
Publication Ethics Policies for the Journal of OncoPathology
           Study design and ethics
Good research should be well justified, well planned, and appropriately designed, so that it can properly address the research question. Research should be conducted to high standards of quality control and data analysis. Data and records must be retained and produced for review upon request. Fabrication, falsification, concealment, deceptive reporting, or misrepresentation of data constitute scientific misconduct.
When reporting experiments on human subjects, indicate whether the procedures followed, were in accordance with the ethical standards of a relevant Institutional Review Board/Ethics committee or with the Helsinki Declaration of the World Medical Association. Please do not use patients' names, initials, or hospital numbers.
All authors are required to confirm in their manuscript and cover letter if their study has been approved by their Institutional Review Board/Ethics committee. If the study is judged exempt from review, a statement from the committee is to be submitted with the cover letter and at the end of their manuscript.
When reporting experiments on animals, indicate whether the institution's or the National Research Council's guide for, or any national law on, the care and use of laboratory animals were followed.
Animal experiments require full compliance with local, national, ethical, and regulatory principles, and local licensing arrangements. The Journal of OncoPathology requires all authors to indicate in writing whether the institution's or the National Research Council's guide for, or any national law on, the care and use of laboratory animals were followed.
           Supplementary data
Supporting material that cannot be included in the printed version for reasons of space, and that is not essential for inclusion in the full text of the manuscript, but would nevertheless benefit the reader. It should not be essential to understanding the conclusions of the paper, but should contain data that are additional or complementary and directly relevant to the article content. For example, more detailed methods, extended data sets/data analysis, tables, or additional figures (including color).
All supplementary data must be submitted at the same time as the main manuscript for peer review. Please indicate clearly the material intended as supplementary data upon submission. Also ensure that the supplementary data are referred to in the main manuscript at an appropriate point in the text. It must be supplied with the article for publication, not at a later date. It cannot be altered or replaced after the paper has been accepted for publication.
Please note that supplementary data will not be edited, so ensure that it is clearly and succinctly presented, and that the style of terms conforms with the rest of the paper. Also ensure that the presentation will work on any internet browser.
          Acceptable formats; A maximum of 10 files is acceptable to make up the supplementary data unit for an article. The maximum size per file should not exceed 1.5 MB. Please provide short titles for each individual file.
(1) Provide text files in PDF (.pdf), MS Word (.doc) or RTF (.rtf) format. (2) Provide spreadsheet files in MS Excel (.xls) or CSV format.
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The Journal of OncoPathology adheres to the guidelines on authorship established by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors statement on Authorship and Contribution. According to these guidelines, the criteria established for authorship are intended to present an honest account of what took place. Those with substantial intellectual contributions or who have written the manuscript should be included as an author.
If someone other than the authors, such as a science writer or corporate employee, has participated in writing the paper, this participation must be disclosed. If a multicenter group conducted the research, the group should identify a writing committee that accepts direct responsibility for the manuscript.
For all manuscripts, the corresponding author is required to provide information on the specific contributions that each author has made to the article, please note that this description of author contributions is printed with the article. All authors are responsible for the quality, accuracy, and ethics of the work. If writers are provided by the sponsoring or funding institution or corporation to draft or revise the article, the name of the writer and their sponsoring organization must be provided.
For reports containing original data, at least one author (eg, the principal investigator) should indicate that she or he had full access to all the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.
           Peer review process
The Journal of OncoPathology employs a double-blind review process, so authors do not know the identity of the reviewers and vice-versa. The Journal of OncoPathology editors solicit reviewers using a database of experts, the majority of whom are Editorial Board members of the Journal of OncoPathology. These reviewers provide comments for the editors and the authors, as well as a recommendation on the decision. Upon receiving the comments, the editor assigned to the manuscript will ultimately make the decision. The editor-in-chief approves all accept and reject decisions.
Upon completion of review, the editor's decision will be e-mailed to the corresponding author, along with instructions for accessing the reviewers' comments online. The author will receive one of the following decisions.
REJECT; The editors did not select your manuscript for publication. Many factors contribute to acceptance including, but not limited to, the following:
Importance of the research to the field of oncology.
The originality of the work.
The quality of the study.
The priority of the work to the Journal of OncoPathology and its readership.
MAJOR REVISION; The editors believe that your article contained information of potential importance but a number of major issues were raised. If you believe that you can address the issues raised, the editors would be willing to reconsider your manuscript, but cannot guarantee acceptance, particularly if you cannot address the concerns.
MINOR REVISION; The editors found your manuscript potentially acceptable for publication provided you make some minor adjustments.
ACCEPTANCE; The editors selected your manuscript for publication. Additional information will be provided regarding embargo policies and the production process.
As of April 2013, 87% of all submitted papers were sent out for external peer review, 25% of submissions were accepted for publication.
tJOP publishes annual audits of acceptance rates, publication intervals, percentage of submissions sent out for external peer review, and other performance data. Authors may expect to learn of rejection or acceptance in approximately two weeks, depending on the turnaround time for reviews.
           Editorial decisions
Decisions about a manuscript are entirely based only on its importance, originality, clarity, and relevance to the journal's scope and content. Studies with negative results despite adequate power, or those challenging previously published work, receive equal consideration.
If an author disagrees with the editorial decision, cordial inquiry is invited through the online manuscript processing system. The response must be timely and include a detailed rebuttal.
           Originality, prior publication, and media relations
PRIOR PUBLICATION; The Journal of Oncopathology will not consider any paper or component of a paper that has been published or is under consideration for publication elsewhere. Distribution on the Internet may be considered prior publication and may compromise the originality of the paper as a submission to the Journal of Oncopathology. Please contact the editors with questions regarding allowable postings.
PRIOR PRESS; Coverage reports of the main findings of a paper in the mass media may compromise the novelty of the work and thus its appropriateness for the Journal of Oncopathology. Authors are free to present their work at scientific meetings but should not overtly seek media attention or give copies of the figures or data from their manuscript to any reporter, unless the reporter agrees to abide by the Journal of Oncopathology's press embargo. If a reporter attends an author's session at a meeting and writes a story based only on the presentation, such coverage will not affect the Journal of Oncopathology's consideration of the author's paper.
Previous publication of an abstract during the proceedings of meetings (in print or electronically) does not preclude subsequent submission for publication, but full disclosure should be made at the time of submission.
EMBARGO POLICY; The paper will remain a privileged document and will not be released to the press or the public before publication.
           Plagiarism policy
Whether intentional or not, plagiarism is a serious violation. We define plagiarism as a case in which a paper reproduces another work with at least 25% similarity and without citation. If evidence of plagiarism is found before/after acceptance or after publication of the paper, the author will be offered a chance for rebuttal. If the arguments are not found to be satisfactory, the manuscript will be retracted and the author sanctioned from publishing papers for a period to be determined by the responsible editor(s).
           Responding to allegations of possible misconduct
To help protect the integrity of the public scientific record, the Journal of OncoPathology will share reasonable concerns with relevant authorities, allegations of possible misconduct including:
                    • Falsification of data
                    • Plagiarism
                    • Improprieties of authorship
                    • Misappropriation of the ideas of others
                    • Violation of generally accepted research practices
                    • Material failure to comply with legislative and regulatory requirements affecting research
                    • Inappropriate behavior in relation to misconduct.
           Responses to possible misconduct
All allegations of misconduct will be referred to the editor-in-chief, who will review the circumstances in consultation with the deputy editors. Initial fact-finding will usually include a request to all the involved parties to state their case, and explain the circumstances, in writing. In questions of research misconduct centering on methods or technical issues, the editor-in-chief may confidentially consult experts who are blinded to the identity of the individuals, or if the allegation is against an editor, an outside editor expert. The editor-in-chief and deputy editors will arrive at a conclusion as to whether there is enough evidence to lead a reasonable person to believe there is a possibility of misconduct. Their goal is not to determine if actual misconduct occurred, or the precise details of that misconduct.
When allegations concern authors, the peer review and publication process for the manuscript in question will be halted while the process above is carried out. The investigation described above will be completed even if the authors withdraw their paper, and the responses below will still be considered. In the case of allegations against reviewers or editors, they will be replaced in the review process while the matter is investigated.
All such allegations are kept confidential; the number of inquiries and those involved should be kept to the minimum necessary to achieve this end. Whenever possible, references to the case in writing should be kept anonymous.
The Journal of OncoPathology has an obligation to readers and patients to ensure that their published research is both accurate and adheres to the highest ethical standard. Therefore, if the inquiry concludes there is a reasonable possibility of misconduct, responses should be undertaken, chosen in accordance with the apparent magnitude of the misconduct. Responses may be applied separately or combined, and their implementation should depend on the circumstances of the case as well as the responses of the participating parties and institutions. The following options are ranked in approximate order of severity:
                    • A letter of explanation (and education) sent only to the person against whom the complaint is made, where there appears to be a genuine and innocent misunderstanding of principles or procedure.
                    • A letter of reprimand to the same party, warning of the consequences of future such instances, where the misunderstanding appears to be not entirely innocent.
                    • A formal letter as above, including a written request to the supervising institution that an investigation be carried out and the findings of that inquiry reported in writing to the journal.
                    • Publication of a notice of redundant or duplicate publication or plagiarism, if appropriate (and unequivocally documented). Such publication will not require approval of authors, and will also be reported to their institution.
                    • Formal withdrawal or retraction of the paper from the scientific literature, published in the journal, informing readers and the indexing authorities (National Library of Medicine, etc.), if there is a formal finding of misconduct by an institution. Such publication will not require approval of authors, will also be reported to their institution, and will be readily visible in the Journal of OncoPathology.
Editors or reviewers who are found to have engaged in scientific misconduct will be removed from further association with the journal, and this fact reported to their institution.
If a published paper is subsequently found to have errors or major flaws, the editor will issue a correction in the next available edition of the Journal of OncoPathology. The specific content of the correction may address whether the errors originated with the author or the journal. The correction will be listed in the table of contents to ensure that it is linked to the article to which it pertains in public databases such as PubMed.


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Is it true that an irreducible component of a Cohen-Macaulay variety is also Cohen-Macaulay? If not, then in what cases does this fact hold?
Start with your favorite example of an affine irreducible variety $X$ that is not Cohen-Macaulay. Embed $X$ in $\mathbb A^N$, and call $c$ its codimension. Now take $c$ general polynomials that contain $X$: their intersection $Y$ has codimension $c$, and contains $X$. Then $Y$ is a complete intersection (hence Cohen-Macaulay) subvariety of $\mathbb A^N$, and contains $X$ as an irreducible component.
For the second question, the answer is "sometimes". It depends on how $X$ intersects the other components. Let me sketch out one approach to this question.
Suppose that $Y = X \cup Z$ where $X$ is one irreducible component and $Z$ is the union of the other irreducible components. We have the following short exact sequence: $$0 \to O_Y \to O_X \oplus O_Z \to O_{X \cap Z} \to 0.$$
Fix a point $x \in X \cap Z$, we will explore whether $X$ is Cohen-Macaulay at $x$. Taking local cohomology, we have $$\dots \to H^{i-1}_x (O_W) \to H^i_x(O_Y) \to H^i_x(O_X) \oplus H^i_x(O_Z) \to H^i_x(O_{W}) \to H^{i+1}_x(O_Y) \to \dots$$ where $W = X \cap Z$ (sorry, LaTeX was acting up when I was putting $X \cap Z$ in subscripts above).
Anyway, since $Y$ is Cohen-Macaulay, the $H^i_x(O_Y) = 0$ for $i < \dim Y = d$, we need to prove the same for $X$. For example, if $Y$ and $W$ is Cohen-Macaulay EDIT: and $W$ is of dimension one smaller than $X$, and $H^{d-1}_x(O_W) \to H^{d}_x(Y)$ injects then this follows immediately. Alternately, $Y$ is CM and if $H^i_x(O_Z) \to H^i_x(O_W)$ is surjective for all $i$, then you also get the desired result.


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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Respirator ProtectionRecent training I have been performing on campus for Hazard Communication issues has brought up a number of questions about respiratory protection.
Environmental Health and Safety provides respiratory protection for certain circumstances and situations. This includes situations where other controls for the hazards in one's workplace are insufficient to provide protection for the worker. We first consider whether the hazard can be removed from the workplace or work process. Secondly, we see whether a safer material can replace the hazard of concern. Then we consider other controls such as ventilation or a fume hood, or perhaps a process change. When all of these options fail to sufficiently remove the hazard from a worker, we consider respiratory protection.
There are two items of protection we consider: a disposable dust mask and an actual respirator. The dust mask has very limited regulatory requirements related to its use, and we prefer to use this where it is appropriate. ("Limited" requirements does NOT mean "no" requirements, though!) A respirator has a considerable amount of regulatory requirements for its use, although EH&S is able to accommodate them, when necessary. These requirements include a medical evaluation and annual fit testing and training sessions. Given these requirements, we limit respirator use to only approved situations and EH&S must be involved in each. You may NOT purchase a respirator on your own for use at the University, even for a voluntary use situation! The use of a dust mask in a voluntary use situation is the only situation where EH&S does not need to be involved.
If you think your work may require the use of respiratory protection, please contact either Andrew Lawson (8-8405) or myself (8-1493).
By: Mark Banister, email@example.com, 412-268-1493


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The Honolulu-based liner carrier will launch its South Pacific Express service in August, which will transport U.S. West Coast cargo transshipped at Honolulu to Samoa, American Samoa, Tonga and Fiji.
The French ocean carrier said it intends to have Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines delisted from the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange as it pushes forward to acquire all of the shipping company's shares.
A new port navigation system consisting of 12 off-shore buoys and two land-based range markers, will allow for night time operations at the Liberian port for the first time in three decades, APM Terminals said in a statement.
Registration takes less than 1 minute.
The 4,650-TEU Safmarine Meru, the first ship on the 2M Alliance's new TP18/Lone Star Express service, had only 400 containers on board, while the other ship, the Northern Jasper, was off-hire, according to Maersk Line officials.
Meanwhile, the struggling South Korean ocean carrier said in a statement Sunday it expects to reach an agreement with ship owners regarding charter rate renegotiations "soon."
Pacific Maritime Association President and CEO James McKenna said he expects to hear from International Longshore and Warehouse Union this summer on whether it wants to discuss the extension of the five-year labor contract.


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Like the good shepherd cares for his wondering sheep, we care for our guests
We are located near The Greek Orthodox site of the Shepherds' Fields in the middle of the fields 2 km southeast of Bethlehem. Shepherds field is a land of historical and biblical significance as there are ruins throughout the area from Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic times. Biblical tradition has it that David was born and crowned as the king of Israel in the city of Bethlehem which is minutes away from the Hotel. For Christians, it is identified as the scene where the Angel of the Lord visited the shepherds, and informed them of the birth of Jesus. The Shepherds' House Hotel provides first class service and is built with gleaming Palestinian stone of ancient times, reflecting the spirit of the city and the ancient love of art. The hotel applies hospitality of rich cultural heritage, passed down from generation to generation via tradition, and wisdom of the fathers, linking back to the hospitality of Abraham.
"And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. Today in the town of David a savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord."
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Ignite Pramac Ducati's new rider Ben Spies is already making the PR rounds for Ducati - and also MotoGP - as he was interviewed by Matt Miller on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Rewind."
Spies talked about how he is looking forward to riding Ducati, and about the Mugello circuit, (and footage of Nicky Hayden, Jorge Lorenzo and Casey Stoner), rivals and CRT bikes.
Too bad that Bloomberg got their facts regarding Spies' accomplishments in MotoGP slightly wrong, he isn't a MotoGP champion, but he is a MotoGP race winner.
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August 2015
Over looking Meteora!
One of the most beautiful views I've seen so far!
June 2015
Monastery of the Holy Trinity. Also known through the James Bond film.
Holy Trinity June 2015
Barry C United States of America
May 2015
St. Stephens Monestary
St. Stephen's Monestary in Meteora, Greece is now a nunnery.
Yang V Philippines
May 2015
Amazing rock formations at Kalambaka
On these rocks sit the monasteries of Meteora, the oldest being 700 years! View is absolutely breaktaking, and the history is rich.
Yang V Philippines
May 2015
Temple of Apollo at Delphi
With the fantastic mountainside view!
February 2015
Great tour- Meteora is a must see
We went on the two day tour. We loved our tour of Meteora, it's much further away, but if you can, it's a must see.
We went with our tour guide Martina. She was amazing. She made the tour wonderful. She was very informative, patient, and a great guide. The driver was fantastic
June 2014
The Tholos.
Selfie with an xshot gadget. No one else was there. Because it was and quot;not part and quot; of the tour. Geez!
Mario S Malta
October 2013
Mountain-top monastery at Meteora, Greece
Photo taken during 2-day Meteora trip from Athens
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Myasthenia gravis (MG) is a complex, autoimmune disorder in which antibodies destroy neuromuscular connections. This causes problems with the nerves that communicate with muscles. MG affects the voluntary muscles of the body, especially the eyes, mouth, throat, and limbs.
In the US, MG affects about 20 people in 100,000. Women affected by MG generally see onset of the condition by age 20 to 30; the onset of MG in men most commonly occurs after the age of 50. However, MG can occur at any age. Males are more often affected than females.
Myasthenia gravis may be inherited as a rare, genetic disease, it may be acquired by babies born to mothers with MG, or the disorder may develop spontaneously later in life.
MG occurs rarely in children. However, there are three types of MG in children, including the following:
In adults, MG may occur at any age, although symptoms begin to appear more often between the ages of 20 to 30 in women and between the ages of 50 to 60 in men.
The following are the most common symptoms of myasthenia gravis. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of myasthenia gravis may resemble other conditions. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
Exacerbations (worsening of symptoms) and remissions (easing of symptoms) may occur periodically during the course of MG. Remissions, however, are only rarely permanent or complete.
The diagnosis of myasthenia gravis is made after the sudden or gradual onset of specific symptoms and after diagnostic testing. During the physical examination, the physician obtains a complete medical history, and may also ask if there is a family history of any medical problems.
A primary characteristic of MG results in the response of an affected person to certain medications. When given an anticholinesterase medication, such as neostigmine (Prostigmin) or edrophonium (Tensilon), muscle weakness often dramatically improves for a brief time. This provides strong support for the diagnosis of MG.
Other diagnostic tests that may be performed to help confirm the diagnosis of myasthenia gravis include:
Specific treatment for myasthenia gravis will be determined by your physician based on:
There is no cure for MG, but the symptoms can sometimes be controlled. Myasthenia gravis is a life-long medical condition and the key to medically managing MG is early detection.
The goal of treatment is to prevent respiratory problems and provide adequate nutritional care since the swallowing and breathing muscles are affected by this condition.
Treatment may include:
The extent of the problems is dependent on the severity of the condition and the presence of other problems that could affect the individual. In severe cases, a breathing machine may be required to help the person breathe easier.
The healthcare team educates the family after hospitalization on how to best care for the person at home and outlines specific clinical problems that require immediate medical attention by their physician. A person with MG requires frequent medical evaluations throughout his/her life.
It is important to allow as much independent function and self care as possible and to promote appropriate activities to ensure a sense of normalcy.
Myasthenia crisis is a condition of extreme muscle weakness, particularly of the diaphragm and chest muscles that support breathing. Myasthenia crisis may be caused by a lack of MG medication or by other factors, such as a respiratory infection, emotional stress, surgery, or some other type of stressor. In severe crisis, a person may have to be placed on a ventilator to assist breathing until muscle strength returns with treatment.
Precautions, which may help to prevent or minimize the occurrence of myasthenia crisis, include, but are not limited to, the following:
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Medical Records
The Health Information Management Services department at Washakie Medical Center is responsible for keeping complete medical records for each patient.
Hours of Operation:
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Monday - Friday
Obtaining a copy of your Medical Record:
Your original medical record is property of Banner Health, but the information in it belongs to you.
To obtain copies of your medical record information, please print a release form.
You may present this completed form:
- In person in the Medical Records department
- By mailing to Medical Records, Washakie Medical Center,
P.O. Box 700, Worland, WY 82401
- By faxing to Medical Records at (307) 347-6996
- $15 for the first 15 pages
- $.50 per page after 15 pages
- For records on microfiche-$10 base fee plus $1.50 per page
In order to fulfill your request in a timely manner, please ensure this form is signed and complete before submitting. A photo ID is required to be shown when picking up your copy of your medical record. You may also request your medical record to be copied onto a CD for your convenience.
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by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
hemp, Michigan, farming
At Natural Home, we love hemp. We eat hemp food and recommend hemp textiles for many areas of the home, and we're excited about the role hemp's taking on in insulation and other major building materials. Hemp's a cool plant. But sadly, our enthusiasm for hemp can't support anyone's local economy in the United States. It's legal to sell hemp products, but it's illegal to grow the hemp here.
The United States spends an estimated $360 million on imported hemp. Photo By Dena v.d.Wal/Courtesy Flickr
A group of northern Michigan farmers is among a growing chorus that wants to change that. Recently, Everett Swift, a Michigan farmer, urged the Board of Commissioners in Montmorency County to pass a resolution in support of hemp farming. He pointed out that the money the United States spends on imported hemp, an estimated $360 million according to the Hemp Industries Association could be going to American farmers.
Oregon, Maine, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota and Vermont have passed pro-hemp legislation. Even though these states have made hemp cultivation legal, federal law still states that it is illegal to grow hemp, and farmers must obtain a permit from the Drug Enforcement Agency before they can grow hemp without fear of prosecution.
Unfortunately, the DEA doesn't seem likely to hand out licenses anytime soon. Just before Christmas, the federal courts dismissed a case where two North Dakota farmers were suing the DEA over a permit. The farmers, Wayne Hauge and David Monson, were issued North Dakota's first license to grow hemp in 2007. The farmers then applied for the DEA permit, which they never got. The farmers sued the DEA, saying they should be allowed to grow industrial hemp without fear of prosecution, but the courts dismissed the case. Not all farmers wait for the DEA permit, however. Last October Montana officials issued the state's first license to grow hemp to Laura Bozeman, who said she had no intention of attaining a permit from the DEA.
Swift and other hemp supporters at the meeting say they want their county to be the catalyst for change in the state. The county commission took no action, but the farmers said they would continue to show up and campaign for hemp.
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The dress was bought from a Madison WI wedding dress boutique. The dress looks absolutely amazing on and I received so many compliments about how beautiful it was. It is an unique take on the traditional wedding gown. Even though it was strapless I had no issues with it sagging throughout the day as the waist stays tight.
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Faculty and students from Kagoshima University will spend five days with the University of West Georgia community as part of the International Study Abroad program at UWG. The visit will be the first official student exchange with West Georgia and Kagoshima University, which is located in Japan.
The International Study group will attend classes at UWG, visit local public schools and experience the Southern charm of the West Georgia region. Field trips include a lunch at the Carrollton Kiwanis Club, rafting on the Ocoee River, visiting the Honda Precision Parts of Georgia plant in Tallapoosa, and visiting the Little River Gun Club. They will leave for Orlando on Wednesday, Sept. 24.
The academic relationship between UWG and Kagoshima began several years ago when a former Kagoshima student and UWG Japanese language instructor, Aki Matsushima, and husband Dr. Walter Todd, UWG assistant professor of physical education and recreation and associate director of the Campus Center for Intramurals, met with Kagoshima faculty to set up an exchange program.
Dr. William Schaniel, professor of economics and director of International Programs at UWG, helped coordinate the study program and an official agreement was signed by the presidents of the two universities in 2007. Since then, students and faculty from both universities have participated in the program.
Todd said the visit would be informative and eye opening for students from Kagoshima and UWG. "The students will get to experience American culture by staying with faculty, staff and students from the University of West Georgia," said Todd. "They'll be doing many recreational activities and seeing Americans at home, at work and at play."
"The students will get to meet, talk with and experience people from another country," said Todd. "Personal contact with individuals from another land or society is the first major step to becoming more international and worldly and in understanding and knowledge of other people and the world."
Recently, a delegation of College of Education faculty traveled to Kagoshima to visit two Kagoshima campuses and middle and high schools in the region.
"The West Georgia delegation had three objectives," said Schaniel. "The first was to enhance exchange opportunities for College of Education and Kagoshima students. The second was to build on the relations between the faculty at both universities and develop teaching, pedagogical and research cooperation, and third, to observe the Japanese Language Development Program at Kagoshima."
Shortly afterward a delegation of Japanese faculty from Kagoshima visited Carrollton to participate in the COE Learning Festival and to continue developing the study program.
The UWG Intramurals and Recreational Services Department and the Office of International Services and Programs are sponsoring this visit. For more information, call 678-839-6617.


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Arizona: Earned Mike Stoops' acclaim as an interior tackle ... Enrolled at mid-year and proved that his accolades were deserved, earning top spot at nose tackle entering fall camp ... Despite a year off away from football, appears to be a key up front.
Junior College: Kilgore, Texas, College, 2003 ... Took courses at Pima Community College in 2004 ... Even without playing, earned Rivals/collegefootballnews.com Top Juco prospect at No. 99 overall ... Was on Stoops' radar during his coaching tenure at Oklahoma ... Earned first-team National Junior College Athletic Association All-America honors in 2003 ... First-team All-Southwest Junior College Conference honors in 2003 ... Jcfootball.com Top 101 list as No. 32 overall prospect, and No. 5 among Jcfootball.com defensive linemen ... Max Emfinger national Top 300 with a four-star rating and Top 10 juco nose tackle selection ... Collegefootballnews.com No. 8 DL prospect and No. 51 on its overall list ... Two-year starter on the Rangers' defensive line, with 41 tackles and three sacks in first year, 65 tackles and seven sacks his sophomore year.
High School: Bryan, Texas, High School, 2001 ... High school teammate of UA wide receiver Syndric Steptoe in 2001, when he earned first-team all-district honors.
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It goes unsaid that every bride wants to look her best on her big day. She wants to feel comfortable throughout her ceremony and reception while dazzling her closest family members and friends at the same time. With that in mind, different bridal trends create certain impressions on brides; however there is one popular trend that every bride seems to adore, the âBridal Beltâ. The idea of adding belt or sash onto your wedding dress may seem a bit intimidating, but in the end, it will tie everything together, literally.
There are three main types of wedding belts that brides in 2011 are flaunting: sashes, ribbons and jeweled belts, each unique and offering its own extra touch to your already stunning gown.
Sashes are one of the trendiest types of belts. They offer a wide range of colors, widths, textures, and embellishment possibilities.
Ribbons are relative to sashes, as they too can create a more polished look for your wedding gown. Lightweight and usually see through, they are designed to enhance and accentuate any patterns or designs.
Sashes and ribbons are becoming increasingly popular, but jeweled belts are in the lead! Whether a little sparkle or an entire belt that gleams, this hot trend will not go unnoticed. Itâs chic appearance will definitely be a fabulous addition to your dress!


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Occupiers include, Homebase, Harveys, Sports Direct, Next, Mothercare, Choice, Boots, KFC, McDonalds and Pizza Hut.
Located 2.5 miles north of Basildon town centre with direct access to the A127 which connects to junction 19 if the M25 to the west and Southend-on-sea to the east. Established retail warehouse location situated immediately adjacent to a Tesco Foodstore (98,000 sq ft). Mayflower Retail Park comprises in excess of 153,000 sq ft of retail accommodation and benefits from an Open A1 non food planning consent.
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After finding a vintage Lazy Boy recliner online just like the one that used to grace his childhood living room, Josh decides to purchase the purple relic and deliver it to his father as a surprise birthday gift. Josh's simple plan is suddenly complicated when his emotionally demanding girlfriend, Emily, and his granola-munching brother, Rhett join him on the trip. During the road trip and mission, Josh learns a thing or two about himself and his relationships in the process.
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Remuneration Committee
What does the Remuneration Committee do?
The Remuneration Committee responsibilities include:
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- advising Council on matters referred to it pertaining to remuneration.
Remuneration Committee membership
- The Chancellor (Chair), Mr John Stanhope
- Ms Helene Bender
- Mr Peter Meehan
- The Vice-Chancellor Professor, Jane den Hollander
- The Chair of the Finance and Business Affairs Committee, Ms Philippa Kelly
- The Deputy Chair of the Finance and Business Affairs Committee, Ms Kathy Grigg.
The Remuneration Subcommittee comprises the Chancellor and Deputy Chancellor and has the responsibility to determine the conditions of employment and remuneration of the Vice-Chancellor and to advise the Chancellor on an annual basis in confidence as to the performance of the Vice-Chancellor in the immediately preceding year.
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Cardiff University offers high standards of accommodation, mainly in its residences. There are also many opportunities to rent in the private market.
The Residences Office is able to guarantee an offer of a single occupancy place in University residences only to those visiting European students who are studying at Cardiff University for the full academic year. Students are also offered the possibility of booking a room in a local hotel through Cardiff University for their first few nights in Cardiff. More information about this will be issued to students prior to their arrival in Cardiff.
There are a number of Halls of Residence and Student Houses to choose from, offering catered, part-catered and self catered residences. Around 70% of residences are en-suite, which means that each study bedroom has its own bathroom. Standard residences have shared bathroom facilities, which are shared between 4 and 8 people. Self catered residences have communal kitchen areas to prepare food.
The Residences Office cannot guarantee part session students a place in University residences. If you are a part session student then you can still apply for a place in University residences, but it is advisable to also seek accommodation in the private landlord sector. Further information regarding private accommodation will be sent to you by the Erasmus Office.
Full year Erasmus students can apply online for university accommodation as soon as they receive their Cardiff University username and password. The website to make your applications is: https://sims.cf.ac.uk
At this point in time there are likely to be a small number of vacancies available which can be offered to part session Erasmus students. If you have applied online you will be contacted by the residences office in December with further information regarding the availability of University residences.
For further information on University accommodation and to apply online, please visit our Residences Division.
There is an abundance of accommodation in Cardiff that is let out by private landlords to students. However, some landlords may be reluctant to offer short-term tenancy agreements so it is important to research carefully. If you do decide to look for private accommodation, there is plenty of assistance available. The Residences Office maintains regularly updated lists of flats and shared houses to aid your search. These lists are available to collect from the Residences Office (address given below), the Students' Union Advice and Representation Centre or the International Office. Alternatively, you can e-mail your student number and course of study to firstname.lastname@example.com to request a short-term let list.
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- living amongst the green belted rolling hills of indigenous trees there is quite the anxiety on days of storm. Knowing not if, but when, some day trees are lying through the house
- red box down red box down. Electricity stolen, home rescinded to darkening monad shell. No light, fridge, heating, TV, radio, street light, washing machine, kettle, toast, internet, exhaust fan, telephone. Dusk patiently passes us into the solace of candled stub light.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ A former Marine with two tours in Iraq and one to Liberia is hoping the Senate follows the House's lead on reforming the GI Bill.
The House last week adopted changes to the program, which was first enacted after World War II to help returning veterans earn college education. The new measure would increase funding for the bill, providing veterans with 100 percent of their tuition to a public university.
Dan Parker, a former Marine and a senior at the University of Kansas, is using his GI Bill benefits to finish his degree. About 60 percent of his education is covered, forcing him to take jobs during school. He said expanding the program would encourage more veterans to earn their degrees.
Congresswoman Nancy Boyda, D-Kansas, was in Topeka Monday urging adoption of the reforms. She says she has a veterans and military affairs group with which she regularly meets and this is among their priorities.
The bill is now in the Senate.
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Men's, Women's Teams Pegged To Win C-USA By GolfWeek
2013-14 (Sr.) - Played in 1 tournament, the Golfweek Conference Challenge, finishing 57th...Recorded a 5-over 77 in the final round of the event.
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2011-12 (So.): Tied for 33rd at the C-USA Championship with a 240..Carded a season low 233 at the Mountain View Intercollegiate...Posted a season-low round of 73 on the first day of the Clover Cup.
2010-11 (Fr.): Shot a season-low round of 76 at the Administaff Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate, posting two rounds under 80 in the tournament.
High School:A 2010 graduate of Alpharetta High School in Georgia... was the 6-A Region champion in 2008 ... was Alpharetta HS Low Scorer of the Year all years competed... lettered in golf three years... made the President's List all four years.
Personal:daughter of Tori and Peg Pisciotta... has two siblings, Carolyn and Michael... plans to major in business.