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Permanent URL to this publication: http://dx.doi.org/10.5167/uzh-20717
Husmann, M; Federer, J; Keo, H H; Schmidli, J; Kickuth, R; Baumgartner, I; Do, D D (2009). Bailout revascularization of chronic femoral artery occlusions with the new outback catheter following failed conventional endovascular intervention. Journal of Endovascular Therapy, 16(2):206-212.
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PURPOSE: To report the application of a true lumen re-entry device in the bailout treatment of chronic total occlusions (CTO) of the superficial femoral artery (SFA) after failed angioplasty. METHODS: Nineteen patients (12 men; mean age 81 years, range 61-97) with 20 SFA CTOs and Rutherford category 2 to 5 ischemia were prospectively evaluated. All CTOs had unsuccessful recanalization using conventional techniques and were subsequently treated with the Outback LTD catheter. Follow-up at 3, 6, and 12 months included ankle/toe pressure measurement and pulse volume recordings. Endpoints were revascularization rate, target lesion revascularization, and limb salvage. RESULTS: Revascularization was achieved in 95% of the cases. There were 2 (10%) periprocedural complications unrelated to the re-entry device, which were resolved by endovascular or surgical treatment. The target lesion revascularization rate was 10%, with the 2 events occurring at 3 and 6 months, respectively, in patients with Rutherford category 4-5 ischemia. There was one below-the-knee amputation in the patient with failed revascularization. CONCLUSION: The acute failure of endovascular treatment of SFA CTOs is most often due to an inability to re-enter the true lumen after the occlusion is crossed in a subintimal plane. Bailout revascularization with the Outback LTD catheter is highly successful and shows a low device-related complication rate. This needle- and fluoroscopic-based re-entry device increases the endovascular success rate and is therefore expanding the minimally invasive treatment options for surgically unfit patients.
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It's capital crunch-time for players who made it through to the Ottawa Sun Scramble's Championship Saturday.
Survivors from round one play in the Promomedia B, Absolute Comedy C, Ladies C and Flashpoint Photobooth D divisions go for their respective city titles today at Outaouais Golf Club in Rockland.
They'll be playing the South and West nine-hole tracks on the 27-hole parkland course featuring rolling terrain, dynamic elevation changes, mature trees and plenty of water.
Here's the day's itinerary and this report's slideshow shows the holes they're to play:
- 11 a.m. - Registration/check-in and Player's Lounge opens
- 11 a.m. - Ian Campbell's "The Guy In The Kilt" Putting Contest
- 12:30 p.m. - First tee times
- 4:15 p.m. – Head to the Player's Lounge to watch the scores come in and attend the awards and prize presentations
- 7:30 p.m. - Promomedia Group Closest-To-The-Pin Presentation
- 7:40 p.m. - Absolute Comedy C Division Awards Presentation
- 7:50 p.m. - Ian Campbell's "The Guy In The Kilt" Putting Contest Presentation
- 7:55 p.m. - Ottawa Sun Balloon Ride Presentation
- 8 p.m. - Ladies C and Flashpoint Photobooth D Awards Presentations
- 8:15 p.m. - Promomedia B Awards Presentation
- 8:30 p.m. - Closing Remarks
To check out today's tee-times, visit http://www.ottawasunscramble.com/pdf/2014ChampionshipSaturdayDraw.pdf
The Ottawa Sun Scramble began in 2005 with an Open and Senior event at Eagle Creek Golf Club.
The weeklong tournament now offers 10 two-round partner divisions plus the Regimbal Media Challenge and four qualifying events. The tournament is conducted by local golf promotion company, ClubEG (www.executivegolf.ca), and is a scramble format where both players take a shot and use the better of the two from the tee box, on the fairway, in bunkers and on the green.
Subscribe to Ron Patey's Examiner.com golf coverage free of charge by clicking on the subscribe icon near the top of the column, after which you will receive an e-mail notification each time a new report is posted.


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Daniel Nathans
Born: 30 October 1928, Wilmington, DE, USA
Died: 16 November 1999, Baltimore, MD, USA
Affiliation at the time of the award: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA
Prize motivation: "for the discovery of restriction enzymes and their application to problems of molecular genetics"
Field: genetics, molecular biology
Prize share: 1/3
Try to save some patients and learn about human blood types!
All you want to know about the Medicine Prize!
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Desertification of the Dryland Ecosystem
How does desertification affect the dryland ecosystem?
Anwuli Chukwurah
This book was created to showcase what I have learned through my research of desertification. This book is part of my product for my graduation project. I retain sole copyright to all the images used within this book. The ideas expressed about desertification reflect that of the authors cited in the bibliography as well as my own.
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The Big 12 Conference will hold its annual summer men's basketball coaches' teleconference on Wednesday, June 29.
Two Big 12 standouts - Buddy Hield (Oklahoma) and Taurean Prince (Baylor) led six players that were chosen in the 2016 NBA Draft.
Tayler Soucie (Kansas) and Buddy Hield (Oklahoma) have been selected as the 2015-16 Big 12 Sportspersons of the Year.
Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team honors 445 student-athletes.
The Big 12 Sportsperson of the Year Awards began in 2000-01 to annually recognize student-athletes who displayed an extraordinary degree of sportsmanship and/or community service during the academic year. A male and female are honored each year.
Once again this year, Big 12 men's basketball student-athletes are expected to be selected in the National Basketball Association player draft.
No other conference had more fans at its postseason championship than the Big 12. For the seventh straight season, the Big 12 is among the top four conferences nationally in attendance as the NCAA has released its men's basketball leaders for 2015-16.
Sixteen championship locations for 23 conference-sponsored sports highlight the 2016-17 Big 12 Championship schedule, the league has announced.
Eight first-time challenge matchups highlight the announcement of the schedule for the 2017 SEC/Big 12 Challenge Presented By Sonic.
The Big 12's impressive basketball season concluded this April, with three squads advancing to the Sweet Sixteen.
Chris Beard has been selected to return to the South Plains and serve as the 17th head coach of the Texas Tech men's basketball program.
The Big 12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year for the 2015-16 winter sport season have been announced.


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Firefighters close to a deal with the City of Detroit
(WXYZ) - 7 Action News has learned the union representing Detroit firefighters is close to a tentative deal with the city. Sources tell us an agreement could be reached by the end of the week.
Major issues such as salary, benefits and pensions have been worked on. Details still need to be worked out, but the news marks a huge leap forward for Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr as he moves ahead with his plan of adjustment.
Stay with 7 Action News as this breaks throughout the week.


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I am using VPN service to access some work from abroad. Sometimes my VPN connection drops and my computer automatically connects to my local connection, which I do not won't as it immediately discloses my actual IP. The VPN service provider's support could not help me. Is there anyway to block my computer from reconnecting to my local connection?
Preventing my computer from automatically connecting to my default connection if my VPN connection suddenly disconnects
To elaborate on Zoredache's answer, your problem can be solved by changing your routing configuration. I'll provide examples for Windows.
Collecting Information
Step 1: Description and Default Gateway
Firstly, you need to determine your local connection's Description and Default Gateway. Open up a command prompt (
Note that if you are connecting to your ISP first, (Eg. via a PPPoE connection where you enter a username and password), you will need to look for something like
Step 2: VPN End Point IP Address
Next, you need your VPN end point's IP address. You mention that you use a VPN service provider. If your VPN connects to a hostname (Eg. vpn1.serviceprovider.com), you can determine the IP address by running
In this example, the VPN end point IP is 220.127.116.11.
Step 3: Interface Number
Lastly, you need your local connection's interface number. Run
The interface number is the first number on the line, and you need to find the line that has the same description as in our first step. In this example, Intel(R) 123BBQ Network Connection has an interface number of 11.
Setting It All Up
Disabling Routing
Once you have all this information, and after you are connected to your VPN, run the following in the command prompt:
This will remove the default route from your local connection, and replaces it with a single route directly to your VPN end point. Now, when your VPN connection drops, there is no route for traffic to reach the internet, so your IP address won't be exposed.
Re-enabling Routing
To restore your local connection's default route, you can run the following in the command prompt:
You may need to do this in order to reconnect to the VPN if your VPN connects to a hostname, or if you simply want to stop using the VPN.
Saving Time
If your VPN end point IP address never changes (Your VPN service provider may be able to tell you whether this is the case), you can even save the completed commands to files ending in
Remove the default route and create a route specifically to reach you VPN provider. The excact syntax is different for each OS. But it looks linda like this.


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Team USA and Russia are hitting the ice for a major Olympic Hockey game on Saturday. Some viewers of the Sochi Olympics might suggest this game is one of the biggest games before the final few matches. However, there are rumors floating around that the Russians could spy on the Americans to find out details about the NHL players. According to Philadelphia Inquirer on Friday, the American staff is talking in code in case the Russians are listening about the players. And they are using burner phones so the Russians can't track the health information.
Apparently the intensity of the match between USA and Russia has some hockey bigwigs concerned that the wrong people will get player's health details and perhaps offer a focused hit on the ice to cripple a player. The Russians are perceived to be pretty good at digital hacking and this has offered the medical staff a challenge when it comes to passing details back and forth about injuries.
A code has been set up to communicate and the special phones will help limit the concerns of the Russians finding out details about Team USA players. It was put together prior to the team arriving in Sochi and there seems to be a very big concern that the players are at risk.
The NHL considers the idea of allowing players at the Winter Olympics a liability in some aspects, but to text in code on a burner phone sounds a bit extreme. Perhaps even a little paranoid too. It's not like we are talking about secrets of national security. It's just Olympic hockey! Go Team USA!


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What's it mean to be an Old Soul?
I want to know your thoughts!
I want to know your thoughts!
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Re: What is an Old Soul?Wed, January 24, 2007 - 5:08 PMAh!
A being who's 'been around the block' a few times!
Possibly from another planet or dimension.
Maybe even a 'fallen angel' or such entity that has fallen from grace.
Someone who senses that we are inside the Matrix.(tee-hee)
I remember not being confinded to my fleshly prison, even before there was life on this rock...
I could go on and on...
but I wont, unless you ask ...
Re: What is an Old Soul?Wed, January 24, 2007 - 7:20 PMPlease go on Stacia.
We are all here to learn!
Re: What is an Old Soul?Wed, January 24, 2007 - 8:00 PMThis is all purely conjecture and guessing on my part.
I actually doubt reality and anything at this point might merely be a product of my wild imaginination...
I have been told by 'others' ,my supposed long lost spiritial family that I was one of the First to come here from other realms.
We are all mythological creatres, of various origins.
I can almost remember 'falling' for an infinate amount of time...
crashing and spilntering in a shower of sparks that covered this Earth...
waking up in a mortal body, limited in this prison of flesh and circomstance....
I have to go now.
More later.
Re: What is an Old Soul?Wed, January 24, 2007 - 10:34 PMAnyways, since time has no meaning when dealing with the Infinate...
all I can can say is that things are somewhat sketchy along the way.
I remember bits and pieces...
The fall of Atlantea...power currupts!
Being teleported to safety in Egypt to tell the tale.
Possibly incarnated as a Goddess figure in Rome/Greece later on?
Remembering Troy burning(as Kassandra?)
Living in ancient China and Japan and knowing names and words in both without knowing how?
Knowing what smoking feels like, eventhough I never have in this life and knowing it killed me in my last!
Knowing and feeling alot of things I don't understand...
Can you see how I can feel so alone and lost?
Re: What is an Old Soul?Mon, January 29, 2007 - 8:28 PMI had a friend who talked about genetic memories, that some memories in our genes linger on, and this oculd be an explanation for some feelings.
He may have a point.
I think at the end of the day, the 'here and now' is the most important. What we do with the present.
Also..... where do we go from here?
Re: What is an Old Soul?Tue, January 30, 2007 - 5:14 PMWith you on that my dear!
I actually try not to dwell on the past...
instead I enjoy the moment for it is!
Real or not, it really doesn't matter now.
Re: What is an Old Soul?Wed, January 31, 2007 - 5:42 PMOne of the saddest "New" Twilight Zones I ever saw was one in which everyone could remember their past lives. It was awful for them.
Folks who had been stately and important and were now otherwise, were twice as miserable and cried out angrily to be recognized or became suicidal, the erstwhile poor and trodden on used their current life's power to exact revenge and excercise greed. Even folks who stayed basically the same socio-economically were pissed that they didn't have it any better. People were torqued off to be born a different gender. Or the same one if they hated it the last time etc. etc....
Just think about the implications of that. If you could remember all ~ would you?
I have flashbacks but hope not to remember any too much until I truly accept all. CoZ is right - it's here & now that we can effect and I have enough trouble getting past the past of this life. If I could learn to accomplish that, my time this time will not have been in vain.
Re: What is an Old Soul?Mon, February 5, 2007 - 5:23 PMIt can be quite maddening, so much knowledge and being stuck in this existance...
I have been insane through the lifetimes, I am finally trying not to distroy myself this time!
Hard struggle to keep controll, meditaion and focusing is all that keeps me on this side of sanity.
Re: What is an Old Soul?Thu, February 1, 2007 - 12:37 AM"Old Soul" is a very elusive term. Many take it as a soul that has been reincarnating again and again, and because of all this experience, has become wise. Sometimes memory of past lifes is useful, sometimes it's a burden. In the end there's the question "does itf really matter?"
If all souls have been created at the same time, then no soul is older than any other. If it is about experience: what kind of experience? I mean, it is possible for a soul to be born on this plane for the very first time, and still hold a lot of inner wisdom. "Connectedness to the Source", or "Inner Knowledge" are more accurate predicates to describe what is an old soul.
Re: What is an Old Soul?Fri, February 4, 2011 - 10:16 PMFor me it is being comfortable with an infinite scope of expansion.
My site above provides insights that inspire and lift one's inner sight.
Warm regards


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As usual, I freak out when people come to visit. It's always a run-around to figure out the best things to show the person visiting, the right restaurants to take them to, the inconveniences to avoid (i.e. crowded places), all of which I have thoroughly failed at since my mom has come.
I took her to see the Asakusa Samba Carnival this afternoon, which is a much more tame version of the Rio de Janeiro variety where women dance in thongs and wear massive feather headdresses while men don chicken and turtle outfits and prance around (ok, I have no idea if this is actually like the real Brazilian sambas).
The event supposedly attracts about 500,000 people each year, which felt like a gross underestimation as I found myself pressed up against a sweaty old man in aviator glasses on one side and an homocidal-looking, overly tanned woman on the other. We stayed for a couple of dances until my mother claimed the intense drumming was giving her a near heart attack, and we quickly escaped to the nearest supermarket before heading to Ueno.
Might I add that apparently Asakusa-dori can be aptly renamed to "death shrine path" because for nearly a mile of walking, all we saw were Buddhist Shrines, cemeteries, and temples....and a random McDonalds.
Our company on the heatstroke-inducing walk included a large, talkative Russian man in a straw farmer hat and shaded sunglasses (yes, there was basically mini parapets coming out of the top of his sunglasses), as well as his two tiny and submissive tour-guides. At one point the Russian man ran to the window of one of the death shrine shops, peered in through the window (which I'm sure already terrified the shopkeepers), and exclaimed, "excellent craftsmanship!"
When we finally arrived in Ueno, we thought it would be a good idea to look for some sweets or shaved ice shop, so after a debilitating walk through the sun and overly friendly fish peddlers ("hey girly, you want some tuna?"), we happened upon "Mihashi," which after some google-ing, I found is actually a fairly famous anmitsu shop in Tokyo. I think I should mention that I still find it rather endearing to see men in this country confident enough in their manhood to go out in pairs to snack on ice cream and sweets together in fancy shops.
We ended up ordering the summer special which included a bed of crushed red bean, heaps of shaved ice with green tea sauce, topped with fresh vanilla soft serve and four shiratama (mochi balls).
Afterwards, we headed to the Kouenji Awa-Odori, which is touted as the second largest Awa-Odori festival in Japan, second only to the one held in Tokushima. This dance experience was easily less traumatizing than the bone-crushing Samba Carnival from the afternoon. We managed to push to the front of the wave of people toward the back-end of the dance where we got to see dancers in traditional clothes fist-bump each other (and some additional complicated mating-like elbow-fist-ass bump that just confused me) before they actually began their dances.
I think this was some makeshift food/liquor peddling
bazaar that someone built outside their garage....
bazaar that someone built outside their garage....
I think what amazed me the most was the amount of male hip action that went into the Taiko drumming. If you have ever seen Voldo from SoulCaliber or the red-headed lady from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," you know what I'm talking about. I also desperately tried to take a picture of this terrifying man in an ankle-length red wig and a tengu mask on his crotch who was apparently hired for the sole purpose of running at people in the crowd and scaring them, but he wouldn't turn around and look at me...
After my mom could no longer take the tall and sweaty man (who was twittering on his blackberry about the festival instead of watching the festival) pushing her with his ass, or the hollering police officers who kept telling people that they were not allowed to watch the dance from where the area where the dance was most interesting, we high-tailed it out of the deluge of people....only to end up in another wave of humans, except these were more drunk and hungry, gorging on hot dogs and yakisoba and convenient store-bought chu-hais on the street. I swear I saw a child buying a beer at one point.
Because of the massive crowds, we gave up on food in Kouenji and headed back to Hiyoshi. And because I am terrible at planning and listening to common sense, I brought my mom, who has stomach problems, to Don, a ramen place by Hiyoshi Station which almost always gives me stomach problems after I eat it.
Thankfully she ate less than half of the bowl, knowing her limits. I, unfortunately, was not so wise. Excuse me while I lie down now...


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I'm studying Set Theory on my own and I have a question about a proof. The book I am reading wants to prove $ZF \vdash (AC)^L$ in order to prove the relative consistency of AC from ZF. I have no problems with the proof of the following theorem:
1) $ZF \vdash (V = L)^L.$
Here comes the problem: my book is a bit concise and I am not sure if the following proof of mine is correct. It would be very kind if you could check it:
We have a formula $\Phi$ which is $\exists \xi \psi$ where $\psi$ is $\Delta^{ZF}_1$ (I do not know if you are familiar with this $\psi$ but it should be the canonical well-ordering of $L$), so from 1 we have $$ZF \vdash \forall x \in L (\Phi \text{ Well orders } x)^L$$ which is equivalent to $$ZF \vdash \forall x \in L (\Phi^L \text{ Well orders } x)$$ (because the formula $\Phi^L \text{ Well orders } x$ is $\Delta_1^{ZF}$)
which is equivalent to $$ZF \vdash \forall x \in L (\Phi \text{ Well orders } x)$$ (because $\Phi$ is $\exists \xi \psi$ and all the ordinals are in $L$)
which is $$ZF \vdash WOT^L$$ (where WOT is the Well Ordering Theorem)
But also $ZF \vdash WOT \leftrightarrow AC$ so $ZF \vdash AC^L$.
Note: The last passage works because we have $ZF \vdash WOT^L \leftrightarrow AC^L$ because $WOT \leftrightarrow AC$ is $\Delta_1^{ZF}$.


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It wasn't the installation of SharePoint that took over your default web site, it was the provisioning of a new web app at port 80 that did it. To retain your default web site, just keep away from port 80 for your web applications. If you used the farm configuration wizard, you'll need to either skip it or skip the part that provisions the initial web app, ...
What the performance Impact on the SharePoint Sites, loading slowly or normal? I would check the ULS logs as well as enable the Developer Dashboard, then check which item causing this issue. Did you try to recycle the App Pool? also make sure, if you have custom webpart or other customization, no memory leak from them. You can also try to close the web ...
Check your code, are objects disposed properly? If you have too many visits at the same time I would say CPU high would be normal. Check that you are using page cache, output cache, object cache and blob cache, that will reduce roundtrips to db server and should lower cpu usage. and last, but not least you have to identify somehow which pages are the ones ...
Disabled all features IIS restart machine from command line activate features: start /w pkgmgr /iu:IIS-WebServerRole;IIS-WebServer;IIS-CommonHttpFeatures; IIS-StaticContent;IIS-DefaultDocument;IIS-DirectoryBrowsing;IIS-HttpErrors; IIS-ApplicationDevelopment;IIS-ASPNET;IIS-NetFxExtensibility; IIS-ISAPIExtensions;IIS-ISAPIFilter;IIS-...
An easier no code solution is to configure IIS to handle it for you. Create a new site setup with the hostheader customsite.com, and on port 80. Within the site, select HTTP Redirect under the IIS group: From here you can redirect to https://customsite.com.
In IIS you can find only web application. The sites that you creates in this application are stored in the content data base of SharePoint. You can use central administration to see and manage them.
Not sure I understand how you end up with multiple Virtual folders, probably you have to share more insight on how you created the Web Applications. On the other hand, if you have multiple machines in the farm, and you perform manual changes you need to manually update all of the web.config for that particular Web-App. The only way changes are pushed are ...
You can create a customm web part the uploads the file to a normal folder, and another web part to show the files in a proper structure (Folders / Tree like). But doing this prevent you from using the ready-made features in SharePoint.
The simplest solution would be to use remote blob storage to move the file content out of SQL to actual disk storage. AvePoint DocAve Extender is free. See http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/03/prweb3743974.htm on how to get the free license.
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We had a problem with the Update Panel and SharePoint 2007 with our Custom Web Parts. We found that when we had an update panel on the page we could not create our controls in the standard CreateChildControls() method without experiencing the same error. Instead we had to create them in the Init event. I believe this is still true for SharePoint 2010 when it ...
It could be accomplished by specifying more narrow match pattern for url For example, let's discuss the scenario, where requests from: http://{ServerName}/_layouts/teamsiteA/userdisp.aspx?ID=1 should be redirected to: http://{ServerName}/SitePages/UserInfoA.aspx?userID=1 and requests from: http://{ServerName}/_layouts/teamsiteB/userdisp.aspx?ID=1 ...
If you turn on the Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Web Application, SharePoint will automatically provision the IIS sites and Application Pools for your SharePoint Web Apps.
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1. MommyHood forum on Facebook. When I first found out I was pregnant I started being a lurker on MommyHood. I would rarely comment, but enjoyed reading about different topics in the community. I knew about this forum because I used WeddingBook when I was planning my wedding and have looked through The Nest forums as well. Once I announced my pregnant on Facebook and the blog, I made a post in MommyHood announcing it as well! Now I comment whenever I want.
2. Setting up a new folder in Google Reader. With so many amazing bloggers who are currently pregnant or new mommies, I started setting up my new folder right away. I've been adding to it over the weeks but would love more suggestions if you have them!
3. I joined BabyCenter. I started looking on BabyCenter mainly to see how big baby was each week and how baby is growing + changing. The other thing I like about BabyCenter are the groups you can join. So far I'm only in three, but they send me a little email every morning with new posts. I like to lay in bed using my phone, seeing if any the new posts interest me.
4. I downloaded the BabyCenter application. Once I joined babycenter.com, I saw that they had a mobile app as well! I like the app because during each new week it sends me a notification of what is happening with baby. I think the calendar they have it also nice because it will talk about baby, give you something to do that week, or remind you to take your prenatals. I don't look at the app everyday, but once every few days is fun.
5. I joined TheBump. Actually, it was really easy to join TheBump because I was already a member of TheKnot, and you use the same email + password. What I like best about this website is the checklist! I can't figure out how to view more than just my current week's tasks and tasks I've yet to complete — so if someone knows how to view future tasks, please let me know! I also like the how big is baby section — which is similar to the BabyCenter weekly updates.
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CHATSWORTH, Calif.—Pink Lotus Entertainment releases Naporneon Dynamite, a parody of Napoleon Dynamite tomorrow.
Naporneon, gets over his awkward phase and loses his virginity to Trisha, among other tantalizing acts. In Naporneon Dynamite everyone gets laid. Uncle Suave and Laquesha make no secret about what they like to do each other, and Debbie gives Paco her vote for class president—and then some.
According to Pink Lotus, the original movie appealed to a wide demographic because it stayed away from profanity, alcohol, and nudity—products of the movie's Mormon creators. Naporneon Dynamite takes the opposite approach, giving the movie's fans a chance to see all the sex and gratuitous nudity that was left out the first time around.
"All the talent really liked the original movie, and studied their respective characters to make this porno seem more like a sequel than a parody," Pink Lotus partner Vincenzo Piano said. "We want to send Naporneon Dynamite to the original filmmakers, but we think their religion will prevent them from watching it. It's too bad, because Debbie gets a great DP."
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The University of Arizona Department of Intercollegiate Athletics will host the annual Men's & Women's Basketball Tip-Off Events on Sunday, November 3 and Monday, November 11.
On Sunday, November 4, the Arizona Women's Basketball team will have their Tip-Off Reception at the Westward Look Resort. Tickets are $25 per person and the reception will begin at 4:30p.m. Coach Joan Bonvicini, her staff and the entire 2002-2003 team will be in attendance.
The Men's Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon will be in the Kiva Ballroom at Loews Ventana Canyon on Monday, November 11. The luncheon is scheduled to begin at noon and end at approximately 1:30 p.m. General public tickets are $30 per seat.
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VentingThis is not a proseThis is not a poemThis is not a jokeI attend high schoolIt feels like a prisonWe can't express ourselves We can't dress how we wantWe can't learn what we wantWhy? Why?When will we use it?Algebra? Chemistry? Geometry?I won't be a mathematician I won't be a scientistWhen will we use it?You say these are the essentials of lifeWe'll need this in "real" lifeYeah, rightWhy don't you teach us something useful?Like how to balance a checkbookHow to right a checkHow to keep tabs on our bank accountsYou say it's our parents jobs to teach usOr is it just an excuse not to?What if our parents don't have the time?What if they don't even know how?Again you wouldn't careYou care about test scoresYou care about GPASo you make it tougherHarderImpossibleDoublingSo thanks, thanks a lot. I appreciate it.
NightMareFear the sight of the mareWhen her eyes glow inside her lairIt's your own life at stakeRisk your soul if you dareBeware the gleaming eyes of the NightmareWhere your spirit is sure to break.


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A resolution adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations back in 2005 is now coming to fruition. 2009 is declared the International Year of Natural Fibres.
The International Year of Natural Fibres will be officially launched on January 22, 2009, at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in Rome.
From the Resolution:
"Noting the diverse range of natural fibres produced in many countries provides an important source of income for farmers, and thus can plays an important role in contributing to food security and in eradicating poverty. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations encourages all governments and non-governmental organizations as well as the private sector to take advantage of the Year in order to increase awareness of the importance of these natural products."
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BIDMC won the designation for its efforts in Bariatric Surgery, Cardiac Care, Complex and Rare Cancers, and Bone Marrow, Stem Cell and/or Allogeneiac Transplants. The medical center was among 16 Massachusetts hospitals designated by the state's largest health insurer in a process that involved collaborating with employer groups, providers, and specialty medical societies.
"BIDMC has focused intensively on providing high quality, well coordinated care in these specialized service lines, and it is gratifying to see these efforts manifesting as better outcomes for our patients," said Kenneth Sands, MD, senior vice president of health care quality.
Blue Distinction is a nationwide program that recognizes medical facilities that meet a national set of objective, evidence-based thresholds for clinical quality developed in collaboration with expert clinicians and leading medical organizations. This designation provides consumers with a credible, easily identifiable means of selecting facilities that best meet their individual specialty care needs.
Nationally, more than 800 Blue Distinction designations have been awarded.
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SM were lower than those performed at other hospitals for Blue Cross Blue Shield patients. Specifically, the study found that patients of the centers experienced:
The HealthCore data are based on a claims analysis of 24 Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, including BCBSMA, to measure outcome and cost for patients treated at BDC-designated facilities compared to other facilities where cardiac care is provided.
"BCBSMA is committed to delivering on our promise of high quality, more affordable health care by working to eliminate the overuse, under use, and misuse of health care services. Blue Distinction is another way we demonstrate this commitment," said BCBSMA Chief Physician Executive John Fallon, MD.
"Based on clinical data from hospitals and registries, research indicates that Blue Distinction Centers demonstrate better, more consistent overall outcome with fewer post-procedure complications and lower mortality rates," Fallon said.
The analysis includes 41,333 patients treated within a facility setting, 22,322 of which were treated at BDC-designated facilities and 19,011 at other facilities. The analysis is based on cardiac events and procedures occurring during calendar year 2006, with follow-up in 2007.
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BCBSMA launched Blue Distinction in 2007 with the Blue Distinction Centers for Cardiac Care. In 2008, the health insurer launched three Blue Distinction programs: Transplants, Complex and Rare Cancers and Bariatric Surgery. Due to the high level of success that BDCs have seen with regard to quality outcomes and value, Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies are in the process of expanding the program to additional specialty areas.
Medical facilities apply to BCBSA to become Blue Distinction Centers. The criteria were developed in partnership with: American Society for Metabolic Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS); Surgical Review Corporation (SRC); American College of Cardiology (ACC); Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS); Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research (CIBMTR); Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT); and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN).
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is a patient care, teaching and research affiliate of Harvard Medical School, and consistently ranks among the top four in National Institutes of Health funding among independent hospitals nationwide. BIDMC is clinically affiliated with the Joslin Diabetes Center and is a research partner of Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center. BIDMC is the official hospital of the Boston Red Sox. For more information, visit
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No rehearsal for life - This is it!!!
One Hundred and One Dives........ :-)Sun, March 22, 2009 - 9:31 PM
I can remember almost giving up during the pool session and vowing never to do it again. Now, I can't wait to get into the water.
Even if it means a 90 minute drive to the dive site, lugging a 26lb tank and 22lb in weights, a bumpy ride through the Heads, a bit of a swell getting back onto the boat, lugging all the gear back to the dive club, changing, packing the car, another 90 min drive then wash up at the dive shop.
But, it's been worth it. Discovering that for every stunning building, beautiful plant, view or animal above the sea there are twice as many spectular corals, fish, nudibrancs, bombies, reefs & wrecks below.
I'm no where near expert level but I love learning new skills and putting them into practice. With my SSI Masters cert under my belt, I'm now looking forward to doing my Dive Con later this year.
In the meantime, I'm eagerly looking forward to diving in PNG & Solomon Islands in July & August and hopefully in Thailand in Oct/Nov. But until then, Port Philip Bay is my diving haven. And even more dives during our winter now I'm getting my Dry suit.
Happy and safe diving to all you scuba buddies out there.
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Mon, March 23, 2009 - 10:46 AMYEEHAW!
I'm not a SCUBA diver, but I share your enthusiasm.
How deep have you been?
I've been UP to 57,000 feet - HALO (Sponsered by the USA - 101st.)


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The subject of a verb in passive voice is the recipient of the action, and would be the object if the verb were active.
For example, the active-voice sentence
The boy threw the ball.
might be rephrased in passive-voice as
The ball was thrown by the boy.
Here the grammatical subject is the ball, but it's the thing acted on by the verb. The passive voice can be used to avoid having to state who or what performed the action by omitting by the boy altogether:
The ball was thrown.
or colloquially as:
The ball got thrown.
The passive voice is often used simply to take emphasis away from the agent of the action. For example, in this paragraph, the passive voice is used to avoid putting focus on the speaker or the author. (Italics are used here to point it out.) It is often used by speakers to avoid responsibility for the action they describe; for example, an apology might say "Mistakes were made" instead of saying "I made mistakes."
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Dr. Gray has over 24 years experience as a Licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor with a doctorate in counseling. He specializes in individual, couples and family therapy, and maintains CrossPointe Counseling as a counseling ministry in Tucson, Arizona.
Prior to his work at CrossPointe Counseling, Dr. Gray has served as the senior pastor of a church in Leadville, Colorado, an assistant pastor at Valley Christian Church in Tucson, Arizona, and a consultant for a Christian Family Care Agency also located in Tucson.
Dr. Gray's approach to the issues people face is Biblically based and Christ-Centered. He utilizes his skill and experience of clinical factors as well as spiritual and emotional factors people face to provide for the best possible care.
Dr. Gray maintains a professional network and relationship with several medical doctors in the community to help serve those needs should that become necessary. He can also coordinate care with your own physician.


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This attractive and sun-blessed coastal town has developed as a residential area since the 1960s. Visible from all over Sant Pol de Mar, the Sant Pau hermitage overlooks the town and commands wonderful views out to sea.
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The family-friendly hotel is located in Sant Pol de Mar a charming seaside town, a few miles outside the vibrant city of Barcelona. The hotel is situated ideally in area of the town where you can relax and take in the spectacular views across t..
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A report by the Libraries All Party Parliamentary Group about improving educational attainment through school libraries and librarians.
The report calls for every child in the UK to have a good library in their secondary school.
It makes four recommendations:
- The Department for Education starts collecting figures about the number of schools that have a library and librarian
- The Minister for Schools examines the full contribution that school libraries make to children's education and development
- Ofsted includes libraries in their inspections
- The Department for Education has a lead staff-member for school libraries
Comment from the APPG Chair
Lord Graham Tope, Chair of the Libraries APPG, said:
"We live in a world awash with digital information, where literacy skills are essential for most jobs and our daily lives, yet one in six adults in the UK struggle with literacy.
We must make sure that children in our schools are encouraged to read, have access to exciting books and reading materials, and are taught research and digital literacy skills.
If every school has a well-resourced, properly staffed, fit for purpose library that is a key part of their strategies it will make a huge contribution to young people's educational attainment."
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Why would we buy this Armillary Votive Holder ($89)?
Because it's attractive.
Because it's geometric.
Because the candles make it functional decor.
One reason we wouldn't buy it is Wisteria's pledge that the iron circles protect the inner flames from "errant cats [and] children." Unless there's some invisible spherical force field surrounding it, there's still plenty of room for kids and animals to reach in and cause serious trouble.
It's okay, though, we'd still buy it anyway. Accidents happen and you can always have more children.
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Problem: The project will improve early screening, diagnosis and access to comprehensive coordinated early intervention services and related health care for children and families across Alaska who experience autism spectrum disorder and other nuerodevelopmental disorders.
Goals and Objectives:
Goal 1: Improve and coordinate early identification, developmental screening, and diagnosis of children with suspected autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders using a rapid response team model.
Objective 1: In 17 regions, train personnel to rapidly respond to requests in the home community. Hire a program manager and a training coordinator to complete an environmental scan, identifying professionals, determining needs, ability to respond to requests, and the tools needed to complete screenings.
Objective 2: Design training program, meeting provider needs based on educational background and job responsibilities. Evidence-based training includes general information, tool usage, and screening videotaping. Pilot training. Review feedback, redesign, meeting applicability and effectiveness. Replicate.
Objective 3: Identify rapid response team roles and issue tool kits for a coordinated and seamless screening process for children 0-3 in their home community suspected of having autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. Screenings reviewed by neurodevelopmental specialists who will identify next steps.
Goal 2: Alaskan children will receive early identification assessment services, medical home designation, and appropriate intervention.
Objective 1: Conduct a public outreach campaign for professionals and the public to raise community awareness and provider interest on importance of conducting early screening, medical home designation, and early intervention for comprehensive care.
Objective 2: Distribute an autism tool kit by the American Academy of Pediatricians to providers statewide. Providing camera-ready educational tools, these resources may be given to families, further educating families on warning signs, concerns, and normal growth and development.
Objective 3: Using CDC's Learn the Signs, Act Early campaign tools, educate the public, specifically those interacting with young children. Develop local tools and resources that direct providers to screening information, thereby increasing the numbers of children referred for assessment.
Goal 3: Align with the goals of the Alaska Autism Ad Hoc Committee and the Gov Council's Action Plan and Timeline for implementing a 5-part autism initiative to assure continuity and sustainability.
Objective 1: The autism manger will actively participate on early childhood comprehensive system (ECCS) meetings, child health policy (CHP) committee, and interdepartmental early childhood coordinating council (IECCC) committee to facilitate enhanced communication between the divisions
Objective 2: The autism manager will co-facilitate the Alaska autism alliance committee and sit on the policy setting ad hoc committee from the Governor's Council on Disabilities.
Objective 3: Upon request, the autism manager will attend and participate in community agency meetings implementing goals as part of the 5-part initiative.
Activities/Methodology undertaken to meet project goals:
The State of Alaska DPH and UAA posted the positions, advertised and hired staff (manager started Nov 08 and trainer Jan 09). After completing orientations, staff met with parents, agencies, and program organizers to understand current services as well as future needs. A steering Committee comprised of 15 cross discipline and agencies met to collectively identify process to begin work on goals. The Steering Committee further divided into 2 working subcommittees (screening/training and Media Awareness). Both subcommittees met, set timeline and prioritized goals. Work for multiple levels of the goal is being done by smaller work groups of 1-2 people. For example, the steering committee has a workgroup working on a DRAFT of the survey. Minutes from steering committee, media awareness subcommittee and screening/training subcommittee serve as an timeline to meet the goals and objectives. The Subcommittees are composed primarily of direct services staff while the steering committee serves as higher level administrative oversight. Approximately 75 individuals are part of the committees, workgroups, or on distribution lists for communication purposes. The committees and workgroups are focused on tasks and the communication process appears to be working effectively.
Participating members include parents, Governor's Council on Disabilities, UAA Center Human Development, Spec Ed Svs Ag, Mental Health Trust, Stone Soup Group, Children's Hospital, Sr. and Disability Services, Dept Public Hlth, HOPE, EI/ILP svs, Office Children's Srvs, DOE, Division of Behavioral Hlth, DHSS Commissioner, Tribal Health, PHN, Military, Medicaid, private providers & physicians, Dept Public Ass't, childcare providers, legal & justice systems, and communications officers.
Success measured with staff hired, environmental scan via survey of training needs implemented, training course syllabus developed and training piloted, identification and development of a rapid response team, play kits and toolkits delivered, systematic referral system identified and used, an increase in knowledge level of providers and general public, a documented increase in the numbers of children screened and referred for autism, designation of medical home, and services initiated.
Experience to Date:
The state of Alaska has successfully met many of the goals and objectives set out for year one of the combating autism grant awarded 9/1/08. State staff was hired and a nationally recognized PhD expert in autism was successfully recruited by UAA Center for Human Development (CHD). An environmental scan was completed leading to the development of a matix for training and skill building for several levels including rapid responders in communities, para professionals, parent navigators, bachelor's, master's and PhD candidates. Committees were established including a steering committee and subcommittees for public awarness and media, training and skill building and outreach to communities. Key stakeholders include state and community agency staff, parents and health care providers. The work completed builds on the goals and objectives outlined in the state Autism plan developed by the Autism Ad Hoc committee and endorsed by the Governor's Council on Disabilities and Special Education.


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"As watching Afghan women wailed and recited prayers, one sergeant placed the mortar round on the teenager's back, and another held the captured rifles in the air. A soldier snapped a souvenir photo of the Americans and their quarry."
"Despite the polarizing policies of President Saddam Hussein, who promoted fellow Sunnis and forbade Shiites to celebrate many of their rites, a majority of Iraqi respondents choose 'Muslim' if given a choice of identifying themselves as Sunni, Shiite or Muslim, according to the Iraq Center for Research and Strategic Studies, and the number saying so has risen since January."
If only it were that simple. The Washington Post's Karl Vick explores the prospect of a Iraqi civil jihad in which all sides fight for Islam.
The current Iraqi legal system is "like a jungle with no rules, a hundred lions, and thousands of hyenas," writes an Iraqi blogger at Bagdhad Burning. Her friend, "M.," and M.'s family, were swept up in an American raid based on a faulty tip and interrogated at length. M. was released; her family remains in Iraqi prison. Bagdhad Burning and a lawyer friend try to think of a solution. The courts are a sure path to retribution from whoever turned them into the Americans; the Red Cross has a backlog of thousands in need of help. What about the press, asks Bagdhad Burning.
"[W]as I crazy?" M. wants to know. "How could she contact the press and risk the wrath of the American authorities while her mother and brothers were still imprisoned?! There were prisoners who had already gotten up to 15 years of prison for 'acting against the coalition'… she couldn't risk that. They would just have to be patient and do a lot of praying."


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@BCUSoftball Gameday: Hatter Invitational
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Release: 02/13/2014
DELAND, Fla. – After facing two top five teams and a top 25 squad opening weekend, Bethune-Cookman returns to action at the Hatter Invitational with two games Friday.
The Wildcats (0-5) face Elon at 11 a.m. and Campbell at 1:30 p.m. on Friday. Saturday's slate includes a 1:30 game with Elon and the 6:30 p.m. nightcap with host Stetson. The tournament concludes Sunday with a noon rematch against the Hatters.
B-CU UPDATE: Senior second baseman Kelsey Rodney had a .900 on base percentage last weekend at the USF Wilson DeMarini Tournament. Six of the nine times she reached base came via walk or hit by pitch. When she did connect, she went 3-4 (.750) with two doubles and a RBI. Leadoff hitter Calesha Shelley also had a solid opening weekend, going 4-12 (.333) at the plate.
THROWN TO THE WOLVES, UH THE WOLVERINES TO BE PRECISE: Freshman pitchers Sabrina Anguiano and Bailey Connor saw extensive action on opening weekend. Anguiano started three games, including the opener against USF and No. 4 Michigan. Connor struck out 14 batters in the 13 innings she was inside the circle.
ABOUT STETSON: The Hatters went 2-0 during the Stetson Lead-Off Classic last weekend, defeating Michigan State 5-1 and Rhode Island 12-0. The Hatters went yard four times in those two games.
ABOUT CAMPBELL: The Camels (2-2) downed Valparaiso and Seton Hall last weekend.
ABOUT ELON: The Phoenix (3-0-1) had a strong weekend at the Charleston Southern Tournament (Feb. 8-9), defeating UNC Wilmington and Maryland Eastern Shore before tying Charleston Southern after the game was called due to darkness.
THIS WEEKEND'S COVERAGE: Our green garbed colleagues on the other side of Volusia County will offer free live stats of all games and pay-per-views of the B-CU-Stetson contests at www.gohatters.com. You can also follow our official twitters feeds -- @BCUsoftball and @BCUathletics.


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Four Stones Sunday Lunch
Two Courses £16.75
Three Course £19.50
Children Half Price
(Under 10 Years Old)
Lunch Served Between 12.30 & 3.00 pm
For Private Parties the Three Course Price only Applies
Roasted Butternut Squash Soup with Amaretto, Homemade Focaccia (V)
Homemade Cannelloni, Glazed Golden with Parmesan Cheese.
Foie Gras & Chicken Liver Pate, Crusty Bread with Red Onion Marmalade & Spiced Sultanas.
Crab & Prawn Cocktail, Cherry Vine Tomatoes, Pickled Apple & Crab Mayonnaise.
Brie Wedges Deep Fried in Batter, Served with a Red Onion and Pear Marmalade. (V)
Melon Presented with a Quenelle of Refreshing Sorbet and Garnished with a
Fruit of the Forest Coulis (V)
Spaghetti Carbonara, Pancetta, Free Range Egg Yolk and Cream, Parmesan Cheese
Traditionally Cooked Worcestershire Turkey With all the Trimmings
Pave Of Organic Fresh Salmon Roasted with a Crisp, Skin, Topped with a Crispy Sage & Salmon Veloute.
Locally Reared Hereford Sirloin of Beef, Roasted and Accompanied by Yorkshire Pudding and Creamed Horseradish.
Roast Loin of Pork, Served with Apple Sauce, Sage and Onion Stuffing.
Ravioli with a Ragout of Wild Mushrooms, Garlic & Cream. (V)
Homemade Lasagne, Topped with Tomato Sauce & Glazed
Braised 1/2 Pheasant with Mushrooms, Tarragon and Red Wine Finished with Cherry Tomato. (May Contain Lead Shot)
Braised Lamb Shank with Red Currant Jelly in a Red wine Gravy, Served with Fresh Potato Mash
Sunday Lunch Specials
Arborio Rice, Mixed Mushrooms, Chilli & Cherry Tomatoes Risotto £4.95 extra.
Crispy squid, chilli, parsley served with garlic mayonnaise, lemon and smoked paprika . £3.35 extra.
Caprese salad, beef tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, aged Modena balsamic and basil [v] £3.35 extra.
Antipasto of Cured Meats, Homemade Sun Dried Tomatoes & Buffalo Mozzarella £4.35 extra
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Lightly Grilled Halibut Steak. £7.95 extra.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
November 2, 2009
AFSRC scientists are studying the effects of pasture management practices on the transport of nutrients and pathogens to ground water. This block of pasture soil shows numerous macropores that were found to be important for transport of Cryptosporidium oocysts to the subsurface. Results of the study were recently published.
August 24, 2009
AFSRC's presence in the West Virginia University building at the 2009 West Virginia State Fair generated a great deal of interest among many age groups. These state fair visitors were enthusiastically interested in the insect collections of Harry Godwin, Biologist.
August 17, 2009
Derek Hall, Physical Science Technician, collects drainage water samples from plant microcosms. A variety of plants are being tested for their abilities to attenuate the movement of fecal coliform bacteria and metals beyond the root zone. The plants are also being tested for their abilities to survive repeated flood and drought cycles encountered in stormwater biofiltration systems.
August 10, 2009
Laura Cooper (Biological Science Technician) labels pots in preparation to study the drought hardiness and ability of various plants to filter contaminants from stormwater in bioinfiltration (rain garden) systems. Bioinfiltration systems are receiving a great deal of attention for management of stormwater runoff and AFSRC scientists are studying plant resources collaboratively with the USDA-NRCS Appalachian Plant Resources Center and constructed soil technologies to optimize the performance of the systems.
August 3, 2009
Dr. James Neel, Research Animal Scientist, discusses AFSRC silvopastoral research during a field day held as part of the conference Appalachian Workshop and Research Update: Improving Small Ruminant Grazing Practices. The workshop and field day were held collaboratively with Mountain State University. The workshop proceedings and speaker presentations are available for download at the AFSRC website.
July 13, 2009
AFSRC and West Virginia State University scientists are collaborating with NRCS Appalachian Plant Materials Center, Alderson, WV to test the drought tolerance of several species of plants considered possible candidates for use in biofiltration systems, commonly referred to as rain gardens. Gary Lambert, Agricultural Science Research Technician, takes notes as Jeff Peele, Biological Science Technician, weighs the growth pots.
July 6, 2009
AFSRC scientists are studying silvopastoral systems for Appalachia. Silvopastoral systems provide landowners with a dual crop system. These sheep are benefitting from the lush spring forage growth under thinned Appalachian hardwoods.
June 8, 2009
Dr. Amir Hass, a Post-doc Soil scientist with AFSRC collaborator West Virginia State University, has established a procedure at AFSRC for evaluating and selecting plants with qualities desired for use in stormwater biofiltration systems commonly referred to as rain gardens.
May 26, 2009
While evaluating introduced forges for their response to amendments on a mine reclamation site, Biologist Harry Godwin, receives forage palatability comments from two 'locals.'
May 18, 2009
This photo represents part of a rotational grazing scheme used for the Pasture Finished Beef Research Project being conducted in Monroe County, West Virginia at the West Virginia University Willow Bend farm. As the steers, seen on the right side of photo, deplete the forage supply in one strip, they are moved to an adjacent strip as seen by the varying stages of the regrowth on these three strips.
May 11, 2009
Bluegrass leaves are displaying the process of guttation, which is the exudation of liquid water from the uninjured surface of a plant leaf. Bluegrass is a component of the mixed native pastures being utilized for beef cattle research in Monroe County, WV on the West Virginia University Willow Bend Research Farm.
May 4, 2009
Each spring brings a new flock of sheep to the silvopasture research sites at AFSRC. The sheep are initially cautious as they familiarize themselves with their new surroundings. This sheep decided it was best to keep track of the photographer from behind a tree.
April 27, 2009
Teamwork is a component of any successful research program. AFSRC has a multidisciplinary team of scientists and a technical staff with varied sets of knowledge and skills. The multidisciplinary nature of AFSRC personnel provides the teams that can most efficiently conduct research and solve problems affecting Appalachian agriculture, the environment, and rural issues. In this picture Dr. Douglas Boyer, Hydrologist, is teamed with Derek Hall, Physical Science Technician, and Laura Cooper, Biological Science Technician, for studying issues related to hillslope hydrology, livestock grazing, and water quality. This team works with a broader team of scientists and technical staff assembled to design environmentally benign grazing management practices, which capitalize on the dynamics of herbage growth in complex terrain.
April 20, 2009 These extracts of plant samples will be subjected to ORAC analysis. The samples in the picture are from Acai sp., Artemisia annua, Lespediza cuneata, and Oregano sp. ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity), is a measure of the overall antioxidant capacity of a plant material. Antioxidants, such as Vitamin E, flavenoids, and certain tannins are believed to block or retard the formation of oxygen free radicals which are believed to play an important role in aging. Thus, it is believed by some that foodstuffs with high ORAC values might be beneficial in slowing the aging process in people and animals. AFSRC scientists are identifying non-traditional plant resources and associated management methods with potential to enhance nutrition and health of small ruminants produced in central Appalachia.
April 6, 2009
Nematodes (Caenorhabditis elegans) are a common internal parasite of ruminants in central Appalachia, especially sheep and goats. The nematodes are being used as indicators to assess the potential of different forages and combinations of functional plant groups that would destroy or severely limit their reproductive capabilities in animal guts. J. Mark Peele, Biological Science Technician, is checking to make sure that nematodes growing in a nutrient broth are still alive and well.
March 23, 2009
Successful research programs usually have a team of support personnel that make the research possible. AFSRC is no exception and is fortunate to have a highly-qualified and motivated support staff. Mr. Kelly Alley, Maintenance Worker, was recently honored at a national awards ceremony where he received the 2008 Administrative and Financial Management Support Award for Excellence Gold Award for his 'exemplary efforts to reduce energy costs and protect natural resources through conservation and recovery practices'. Mr. Alley was sponsored by Dr. Joyce Foster, Research Chemist, when she was serving AFSRC as the Acting Research Leader
February 23, 2009
As spring approaches, winter is slow to end in central Appalachia. These wild birds (Northern Cardinal, Dark-Eyed Junco, and Black-Capped Chickadee) congregate in an apple tree near bird feeders. Arrival of spring will start new plant growth and replenish fresh food sources for livestock and the local wildlife.
February 16, 2009
The Appalachian Farming Systems Research Center opened in 1980 as the Appalachian Soil and Water Conservation Research Laboratory. A great deal of personal initiative by U. S. Senator Robert C. Byrd, the Center's first Laboratory Director, Dr. Orus Bennett, and others made the opening possible. Senator Bryd said in his 1980 dedication speech for the new research laboratory "By applying out technological and scientific skills, it will be possible for us to produce more life-sustaining food and energy from a more limited resource base." Those words are still reflected in the Center's mission statement.
February 9, 2009
AFSRC is well-known for it's expertise on soil nutrition and karst hydrology. In a study of spatial distribution of soil nutrients in karst sinkholes, Derek Hall, Physical Science Technician, operates a tractor mounted soil sampler while a former AFSRC employee and Laura Cooper, Biological Science Technician, prepare the samples for transport back to the research laboratory where chemical analyses will take place. Edward Lester, Agricultural Science Research Technician, operates the tractor.
February 2, 2009
Although AFSRC is dealing with midwinter snow depths of several inches, plans are well underway for the new growing season that is quickly approaching in central Appalachia. Forage growth to be stockpiled for next winter will begin in a few short weeks.
A renewed national interest in energy issues emphasizes some of the AFSRC's history of groundbreaking research on the safe and efficient use of coal combustion by-products as soil amendments. This vintage photo shows a former support scientist and Mr. C. E. Lynch, Biological Science Technician, collecting samples from lysimeters used to study coal combustion by-products used as soil amendments. AFSRC scientists are still researching uses for coal combustion by-products by developing and testing approaches to modifying the rhizosphere through constructed soils utilizing agricultural and/or industrial by-products as amendments for amenity grasses
January 19, 2009
Winter in central Appalachia is harsh and can stress the region's livestock. AFSRC scientists are developing small-scale ruminant production systems for the humid temperate Appalachian Region by managing interactions among forages, environment, and grazers. Adequate nutritional supplies of stockpiled forages will relieve the stress on small ruminants carried over winter.
January 12, 2009
AFSRC scientists are studying non-traditional plant resources for grazing ruminants in Appalachiaand identifying plant resources and plant management strategies that can help control gastrointestinal worms which infect small ruminants. Forage plant research in controlled environments like greenhouses is important because it provides fast results for narrowing down the most promising treatments for field scale evaluation. In this photo, Biological Science Technician Sean Green is growing prairiegrass (Bromus catharticusVahl.)seedlings that will be used to study the ecology of the free-living stage of the small ruminant gastrointestinal worm Haemonchus contortus.
January 5, 2009AFSRC scientists are studying dissolved organic compounds in Appalachian in pasture, silvopasture and forest soils. This prototype mobile stemflow collector mounted on a sugar maple (Acer saccharum) tree is filled with a dark and rich-colored resulting from one winter rainstorm. The stemflow will be analyzed for phenolic and tannin content.
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Wuping Dried Pig Gallbladder
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Wuping dried pig gallbladder has a purple-brown color. It tastes sweet and fragrant as a famous cold dish for banquet. Wuping dried pig gallbladder contains many kinds of saccharide and vitamin, which is cool, antidotal and good for stomach. It should first be steamed and then covered with a layer of sesame oil; spread some slices of garlic when it became cool and then cut it into thin slices. After that you will smell the strong fragrance surrounding you.
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桂林 Ming Palace International Hostel
10-3 Dong Hua Rd XiuFeng District, Guilin
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Between North&South train station, fast and easy access. We offer free laundry, many well-known attraction discount ticket in guilin. Facebook/Twitter are available here. Perfectly located in a quiet street between the river Li and Ming Palace (in the heart of Guilin), and 3 mins to Pedestrian street.
After the refurbishment in March of 2014, our rooms have become cleaner and bigger(more than 25㎡ ) with great facilities. We are in proximity of everything you need! Supermarkets, pharmacies, markets, massage shops, bars, as well as many tourist attractions are all within walking distance. Our laid-back, artistic atmosphere offers you a unique place to stay during your time in Guilin. Our friendly team takes pride in providing guests with the most hospitable experience, organizing social events and often taking guests to explore.
You can have a go at making tasty dumplings at our Sunday night Dumpling Party or just relax at the bar and watch the nightly movie. Whether you are traveling alone or with friends, Ming Palace International Hostel will ensure you have a pleasant, memorable and fun experience in the most beautiful city in China!
--- Reasons why you should choose Ming Palace Hostel----
* Friendly, knowledgeable English speaking staff, highest rating you can read from the booking website. We have been like a friend to all guest, play games, organize activity with your guy. We are always a home away from home for you.
* We gain 2013 WINNER of Certificate of Excellence from Tripadvisor
* Best Atmosphere Award and Best Value Award from HostelBookers
night, movie night
* Free Facebook/Twitter Access!
---- Weekly Activities -----
* Free Dumpling making activity -- Every Sunday
* Happy hour between 19:00 - 21:00. you can get 20% discount for any cocktail - Everyday
* Dinner Gathering: local food, homemade food, only 15 RMB/person --- Everyday
---- Tour advice /organization ----
Li River Cruise-bamboo raft,
Longsheng Rice Terraces
2 River and 4 Lakes cruise
Assisting you with your plan and booking Train Ticket
------- Best Location ---------
Perfectly located in a quiet street between the river Li and Ming Palace
Many popular scenic spots are within walking distance as listed below:
1 min walk from Jinjiang Prince City (historic and architectural heritage, aka Jingjiang Ming Palace Scenic Area)
1 min walk from Li River
2 min walk from Solitary Beauty Peak (known as the 'sky supporting pillar')
3 min walk from Fu Bo Hill & Die Cai Hill
5 min walk from Zhengyang Pedestrian Street shopping mall , supermarket, bank, restaurants and bars)
10 min walk from Seven Star Park
15 min walk from Elephant Park ('must see' symbol of Guilin)
------ Best Value Stay in Guilin --------
Cheap, spacious and comfortable air-conditioned rooms
All rooms with western toilet, shower, toiletries and 24 hrs hot water
Large, versatile and funny common area with lounge, bar, cafe, pool table and satellite TV (about 180 m)
Friendly and energetic staff who speak fluent English
Cheap and well-cooked local & western food
Cheap local beer and all other drinks
Free Internet access (Free to use PC, WiFi in lobby)
Free pool table, board games
Free luggage storage
Free security storage
Free map of Guilin
Free use of hair-dryer
Free lockers in dorm
Free Laundry service
Free towel service for private room
Free guitar use
Bike rental
No lock-out and curfew
====== How To Find Us =====
From the Airport:
Take the shuttle from airport to CAAC Station (last stop), then take a taxi to our hostel (should cost around 15 Yuan) Taxi also goes directly from Airport to our hostel and it costs about 100 Yuan.
From Guilin Long Distance Bus Station/Guilin Train station:
Walk out from the bus station /train station, then cross the street, take NO.100(6:00-22:30 cost 1 yuan) or NO.99 with air-conditioner (6:00-22:00 cost 2 yuan), get off at the Lequn Road stop, turn right at the first crossing, go straight along the street, go through two big arches and our hostel will be on your left.
Walk out from the bus station / train station, then cross the street, take NO. 10 or NO.11(06:00-22:00 cost 1 yuan),get off at Jiefangqiao stop, turn back 50ms, you will see the Wangcheng department store, then cross the zebra crossing, go straight along the street ,cross the big arch, turn right when you arrive at the big banyan in front of Jingjiang Ming Palace, you cross another arch and find our hostel.
Take taxi from bus station/ train station to our hostel, ask the taxi driver drive to wangfu Huayuan Building and find our hostel just opposite Wangfu Huayuan building. (should cost around 15 yuan)
From Guilin North Train Station
Exit the station, take No.100 or No.1 bus, and then get off at Lequan Crossing (乐群路口). Walk down the road to the first turning, then across the street to the oppsite turning. Go straight on through the two stone gates and you will see our hostel on your left
We look forward to your arrival!
The Ming Palace team.
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Renaissance Tianjin TEDA Hotel Convention Centre
- Location:
- Address: 29 Second Avenue, Economic Technological Development Area, Tanggu District, Tianjin
- Tel: 66218888 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: Renaissance Tianjin TEDA Hotel Convention Centre
- Lowest Price: $232
Renaissance Tianjin TEDA Hotel & Convention Centre, managed by the famous Marriott Group, is a luxury five-star hotel.
The hotel is located in the heart of one of China's best managed economic development zones, TEDA (Tianjin Economic Technological Development Area), with strategic proximity to Tianjin Port (Northern China's largest port and China's second largest container terminal) and Beijing. More than 10 highways and expressways link TEDA to major cities and industrial centres in the northeast, south and midwest.
The Health Club, located on the 2nd floor, features a fully equipped gym with treadmills with individual TVs, steppers, cross trainers, cycles and free weights, as well as an indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, whirlpool and massage services.
Opened in 2004.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
Hotel Amenities
|Hotel Services
|Luggage service, Car rentals, Laundry service, Child care, Room service, Express check-in/check-out, Medical clinic service, Currency Exchange, Wake Up Call, Parking Service, Airport Shuttle, 24hr Reception, Permanent English-speaking staff, Business Centre, Copy Service, E-mail, Fax Service, Typing Service
|Room Amenities
|Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, Alarm clock, Color Television, Cable/satellite TV, Complimentary newspaper, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Electronic Lock, Iron and ironing board, Refrigerator, Mini Bar, Bath and Shower, Non-smoking rooms available, In-house movies, Internet access,
Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Business Floor or Executive Floor, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Indoor Swimming Pool, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Gift Shop, Gymnasium , Suitable for wheelchairs, Meeting Room, Ballroom, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Airline Desk, Fire Detector, KTV, Chess & Playing Cards Room
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant, Cafe, Bar, Lounge Bar
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- Please drive me to Renaissance Tianjin TEDA Hotel Convention Centre, thank you!
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- Address: 29 Second Avenue, Economic Technological Development Area, Tanggu District, Tianjin
- 地址: 29 Second Avenue, Economic Technological Development Area, Tanggu District, Tianjin
- Tel: 66218888
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