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Rehrauer, H; Zoller, S; Schlapbach, R (2007). MAGMA: analysis of two-channel microarrays made easy. Nucleic Acids Research, 35(Web Se):W86-90.
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The web application MAGMA provides a simple and intuitive interface to identify differentially expressed genes from two-channel microarray data. While the underlying algorithms are not superior to those of similar web applications, MAGMA is particularly user friendly and can be used without prior training. The user interface guides the novice user through the most typical microarray analysis workflow consisting of data upload, annotation, normalization and statistical analysis. It automatically generates R-scripts that document MAGMA's entire data processing steps, thereby allowing the user to regenerate all results in his local R installation. The implementation of MAGMA follows the model-view-controller design pattern that strictly separates the R-based statistical data processing, the web-representation and the application logic. This modular design makes the application flexible and easily extendible by experts in one of the fields: statistical microarray analysis, web design or software development. State-of-the-art Java Server Faces technology was used to generate the web interface and to perform user input processing. MAGMA's object-oriented modular framework makes it easily extendible and applicable to other fields and demonstrates that modern Java technology is also suitable for rather small and concise academic projects. MAGMA is freely available at www.magma-fgcz.uzh.ch.
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"CHANDELIER" by Ed Pennebaker
Sunday, May 1, 2016
"CHANDELIER by Ed Pennebaker
"I see my chandeliers and lighting belonging to a contemporary line of the "decorative arts" that developed from the arts and crafts movement where craftsmanship is of the utmost importance. Striving for the "perfect object" is the goal of the craftsman/designer and working directly with the materials at hand provides the greatest satisfaction for me." ~ Ed Pennebaker
My goodness, it's May already! Where did April go?
I'm thankful for color. I'm so grateful that I don't live in a black and white world. Of course, upon seeing this work of art, I assumed it was none other than the "maestro of hand blown glass,"- a title that I have bestowed upon Dale Chihuly. A nearby information card revealed otherwise - that this equally beautiful and eye-catching hanging chandelier is that of Arkansas native, Ed Pennebaker.
The "Glow in the Dark" abstract version that was my daily photo on Friday, June 20, 2014 is here:
Mr. Pennebaker's official website is here:
Mr. Pennebaker's contact information is here:
Ed Pennebaker
Green Forest, AR 72638
Have a blessed and "colorific" day!
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Marshawn Lynch's Sweet as Candy Skittles Endorsement Deal
*What a sweet as candy new deal. Marshawn Lynch is now endorsing Skittles — his favorite candy. But this comes at no surprise. He's been eating Skittles his whole life.
Disgusting New Trend Called 'Trayvoning' Gaining Popularity
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'Unidentified Entrepreneur' Selling Trayvon Martin Targets Online
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Photo: George Zimmerman Mugshot Recreated with Skittles
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I heard from someone that the maximum array size in .NET is 4 GB? Just wondering if that is true. You wouldn't dream of doing this on 32-bit .NET but on a 64-bit system with 12 GB of RAM, maybe, just maybe you might want to do this. :-)
An array could theoretically have at most 2,147,483,647 elements, since it uses an int for indexing. The actual limit is slightly lower than this, depending on the type contained within the array.
However, there is a 2GB maximum single object restriction in the .NET CLR, even in 64bit. This was done by design.
You can easily make an
Typically, however, this is not a real problem. Most of the time, you'll have arrays pointing to large classes - so the array is just holding references. This would mean your array can effectively point to many, many GBs of memory - but the array itself cannot be >2GB.
Note that, as of .NET 4.5, there is a new option available where 64bit applications can opt-in: gcAllowVeryLargeObjects. With this new option set, it is possible to get
The new rules with this option are:
In versions of .NET prior to 4.5, the maximum object size is 2GB. From 4.5 onwards you can allocate larger objects if gcAllowVeryLargeObjects is enabled. Note that the limit for
The maximum size of any one object in .NET is 2GB.
This, of course, puts a hard cap on how large you can make a raw array.
You can make an "array of arrays" (and even create your own indexer to access them as though it was one contiguous array) pretty much as large as you like if you define your own class for it.


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Range Report #1 -- Remington 870 Police 12ga SBS (shotgun)
Gun: Remington 870P 12ga short-bbl shotgun. (Photos below.)
Layout:Police model receiver, internals, preparation/polishing. Heavy-duty, 14" police barrel. 34" OAL. Ghost ring sights w/ protective steel "ears." Shortened, lightweight SpeedFeed stock. 5+1 capacity, with the +1 mag tube extension. DayGlo Orange mag-full indicator "plug" that sticks out of the end of the mag tube.
Cost: $575, from Waffen Werks. They picked them up at a U.S. Secret Service "garage sale." Plus, of course, the infamous $200 BATFE tax stamp, plus 14wks from purchase.
Purpose: Home defense / traveling gun.
Carry Mode: Uh, no.
July 13, 2008 -- First range session, after purchase.
- Goal -- Start the break-in period. Get familiar with the handling, balance. Begin cycling/feed reliability testing with a variety of loads.
- Initial Field Strip & Cleaning -- The 870 is easy to break down. Ensure gun is unloaded, safety secured. Slide fore-end half-way. Unscrew the magazine tube's securing sleeve, pull off the barrel, remove the fore-end, remove the bolt/slide, unpin the trigger assy. Did everything except the trigger assy. Lightly cleaned and lubed the friction surfaces, but everything looked well-prepped already. Will do full take-down strip soon.
- Feel -- This is a well-balanced unit. The 14" heavy barrel and receiver match up well with the SpeedFeed stock to put the weight right about where it results in excellent handling and recoil control. Easy to maneuver. A tad long for me, so I'll need to consider shortening the stock/pad by ~1/2" or more. First, more time in the saddle.
- Ergonomics -- A bit long, as mentioned. But otherwise it comes to shoulder very well. The ghost ring sights line up smartly, without having to adjust. Balance point feels just ahead of the front of the receiver, given the weight of the barrel.
Maneuvering around obstructions and corners is simple. Feels reasonably easy to keep it close-in. Even with my shorter arms, there seems very little risk of short-stroking. I am no shotgun pro, by any stretch. But I can see why many folks love the format. Nice.
- Grip/Stock -- Shortened SpeedFeed stock, in "pistol grip" (ie, standard rifle) format. No forward-mounted pistol style grip. SpeedFeed fore-end. Both the stock and fore-end have enough grooves and stippling to afford a fairly good grip. Uncertain how they'll do in muddy/bloody conditions, but even with greasy hands (as a test) it gripped fine. Just the right size and grip angle, if a bit long for me.
- Safety -- Being a lefty, the standard configuration seems a bit backwards. Uncertain if it can be switched to the other side. I'll ask the gunsmith when I see him this coming weekend. Either way, it's easy to get to, easy to manipulate.
- Shots -- Only 50 rounds, today. Shells included a variety. #7 2-3/4" target loads, #8 3" target loads, 3" #1 buck "hot" defensive loads, and a couple cast-offs from prior sessions (mixed bag). Sent several tubes' worth of mixed loads from the grab bag. Shot with 1 in the tube, three, five, 5+1. Never missed a beat.
- Shot Dispersion -- The shot of the #7 and #8 target loads was about 8" at 5yds, and about 16" at 10-12yds. That's wider than I thought it would be, with the factory MOD choke. The heavier buck loads seemed a bit tighter, but that's probably just a trick of the eye due to the fewer shots on paper.
Basically, an intruder would have a hand span mess through the chest, belly, pelvis or leg, if stopped coming into a room or hallway at home. That'll do. I'll tell you this: I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end.
- Reliability -- Perfect. No issues whatsoever. No jams or failures of any sort. The gun has an extremely smooth action. It feels like it has already gotten the attentions of a gunsmith.
Everything glides the way it should, engaging and locking up positively. Shells feed and eject without problems. Ejection doesn't cast the spent shells very far, but it's consistent and seemingly strong enough.
- Aim -- A bit off, but that's just me. It's sighted-in pretty well. At 6yds, it shoots about 4" high. At ~15yds, it's an inch or two high. Probably is perfect at 25yds. Though, checking the scatter wasn't the goal, today. That's for another day.
- Comfort, after 50rds -- Wonderful. No issues. The balance and weight makes for a very manageable recoil. It's much the same as a standard .45ACP as compared to a hot 9mm, for example. Whereas the 9mm is sharper, flips the muzzle a bit, and has less overall push-back, the .45ACP has a heavier, firmer recoil that's straighter into the hands. This shottie is something like that.
My Ithaca SKB 100 20ga 25" SxS has more recoil than the Remington 870P SBS. That's got to be due to the weight and balance. And the result is easy to feel. 50rds of my "bird" gun (the Ithaca) leaves me a bit tired in the shoulder. 50rds with the 870P SBS is nothing. Unexpected, but very nice.
- BATFE "Tax" Stamp & Procedure -- I'm about as cynical about bureaucracy as the next person. Frankly, for folks like us, card-carrying certified "good" folks, it seems ridiculous to go through all the hoops merely to have yet another agency do another background check and give its approval for what amounts to little more than another defensive firearm.
I now understand why they were called "revenuers" in the 1920's and '30's. Hm. Purchased on 3-31-08. Acquired, 7-12-08. We'll see if it ends up being worthwhile. The gun's wonderful. The silly procedures are, well, silly, IMO. YMMV.
- Overall -- Highly recommended. So far, at least, it's wonderfully suited to the task. Easy to maneuver, manipulate and shoot. Comes to shoulder well, shoots where aimed. Recoil is very low with little muzzle flip. The action is smooth and reliable. Zero problems. Besides the silly stamp, what's not to like?
- Downside -- May I be flogged with a thousand pillow cases, if it turns out I prefer the Mossberg 590-A1's tang-mounted safety. Argghhh! I think I'll be fine.
- Cleaning at the Range -- None. None needed. It just kept on ticking, though 50rds isn't much.
- Full Strip & Cleaning -- I'll get the disassembly instructions printed out, then take my time breaking it down completely, for cleaning and oiling.
See below for pics. Didn't take any target photos at the range. The ones below are for the 870P SBS.


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A folk-singing vicar has drowned while rowing home from a solitary retreat on a remote Cornish beach.
The Reverend Bob Thorn, Vicar of Burton Bradstock in Dorset, had been nearing the end of his 150 mile voyage in a ten foot wooden boat.
His spiritual quest is believed to have ended when the rowing boat capsized on Monday. A search was launched when the boat was washed up on the beach at West Bay on Monday morning.
His body was later found at Seatown five miles short of his destination at Burton Bradstock.
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Feb. 23, 2002
UCLA Head Coach Steve Lavin -
Opening Statement: I'm really proud of our kids to bounce back like this after Thursday night. It's a theme of our team to come together and rally. Hopefully, we can continue to play like this. I've thought we could be a heck of a basketball team, but we've only shown it in spurts. They really played their hearts out today, I'm really proud of them.
What was different in today's game compared to Thursday night against Cal?
I thought our spacing, shooting and poise was the difference. We sometimes dribble too much and shoot too soon. We didn't do that too much today and that helped.
Did you challenge the freshmen today?
No. I think collectively, we had a great practice yesterday in here for one and a half hours. It was encouraging because we've been trying to find ourselves all season.
Why has it taken you this much of the season to find yourselves?
Well, we've had to redefine ourselves two or three times this season. Losing Cedric Bozeman for six weeks at a pivotal stage in his formation was hard. LA is a tough town - especially for younger guys.
Stanford Head Coach Mike Montgomery -
Opening Statement: I don't know what to say other than we're not playing well enough to win games like this. I thought we'd turned a corner with our energy, but we could not shoot the ball. I tried a lot of people and combinations, but no one had any confidence. I kept telling them to just keep shooting, but no one wanted to. We shot 42 threes - and I wanted them to keep shooting as long as UCLA was giving us the opportunity. UCLA played open court, 4-out, 1-in and really didn't run any set plays. In the first half, we had a huge problem rebounding the ball. We've got our work cut out for us. Everything we want to accomplish is still ahead of us. We're going to dig down and try to grab a few more wins.
Were zones a problem for Curtis Borchardt today?
Yes, they were packing in on him. Teyo Johnson is doing all that he can as a 6'5" guy at the post. We're in a tough spot as to what to do offensively and defensively at that post spot. We were open a lot and guys would drive in and kick it out to someone else because no one had any confidence. The one guy who you do have confidence in, Casey Jacobsen, is the guy that UCLA isn't letting see the ball because they're all over him.
What do the two losses do for your seeding in the conference tournament?
We're going to drop down in the standings - we'll probably be in a fourth or fifth place situation. We have two more games in Arizona and then the Pac-10 Tournament and then we'll be looking at our seeding in the NCAA Tournament. We need wins. We got tougher towards the end of today's game, but this is not a group with confidence right now.


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Looking for the right entertainment to take your family to this summer? Fun for the entire family just became delightfully more affordable. The Hale Centre Theatre, in Gilbert's Historic District, announced today the extension of its fabulous discount deal for it current production of Irving Berlin's classic musical Annie Get Your Gun. Tickets for children ages 5 to 18 are now being offered at the reduced price of $10.00 each for each and every performance (of course, subject to availability), now through August 14 only. Tickets for this very special offer are only available by phone at (480) 497 1181 or in person at the Hale Centre Theatre Box Office. Adults tickets remain at the Hale's usual attractive low prices of $22.00 to $24.00, depending on day and time of the performance.
The Examiner reviewed this production stating, "Last night, the Hale Centre Theatre opened a new production of Annie Get Your Gun, directed by Tregoney Sheppard, who recently staged the Hale's superb revival of Guys and Dolls. Happily, I can state that Sheppard has, once more, hit the bullseye!... She stages Annie Get Your Gun with no pretense and no cynicism. Musically speaking, she understands there is no need to improve on perfection."
The entire Examiner review is available by clicking the link Annie Get Your Gun reviewed at Hale Centre Theatre.
Annie Get Your Gun is one of the American musical theater's masterworks. It is one of the few shows where almost every song became a chart topping hit single (yes, that was another time but songwriter Berlin is still sung and extremely popular...you just don't know it's him). This musical is truly perfect for the entire family. It's as "G" as "G" can possibly be! Go! Enjoy!
Annie Get Your Gun runs until August 28.
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COMING UP: The No. 24 Arizona women's basketball team (2-0) travels to Columbus, Ohio, for a 7 p.m. (EDT) game at No. 10 Ohio State (2-0) this Wednesday, Nov. 17, in the semifinals of the Sportsview.tv Preseason WNIT.
A QUICK LOOK AT THE WILDCATS: Arizona notched its 29th-straight home victory Sunday afternoon, defeating Rice 68-43 in the second round of the Preseason WNIT. The Wildcats shot 39 percent (25-of-65) from the field on the game, while Rice managed just 19 percent (12-of-62). Arizona also out-rebounded the Owls 61 to 41. The 61 rebounds in a game ranks tied for eighth place all-time at Arizona. Junior Shawntinice Polk recorded her second double-double in as many games and the 39th of her career. She finished with 18 points and 16 rebounds. Senior point guard Dee-Dee Wheeler added 12 points, eight rebounds and three assists. Junior Natalie Jones was just shy of a double-double, finishing with nine points and 10 rebounds.
On the season, the Wildcats are led by Polk, who averages 17.5 points and 14.0 rebounds per game. Sophomore Shannon Hobson adds 13.5 points and 6.5 rebounds. Freshman guard Jessica Arnold and Wheeler add 12.5 and 11.0 points per game, respectively. Wheeler also dishes out 5.0 assists per game. As a team, Arizona is shooting 47 percent from the field and out-rebounding opponents 50-38.
SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION: Five players reached double-figure scoring as Ohio State pounded Saint Joseph's 76-29 in the second round of the Preseason WNIT Sunday. The Buckeyes shot 49 percent from the field, 43 percent from downtown and 88 percent from the free throw line on the game. Meanwhile, Saint Joseph's connected on just 23 percent from the field, 14 percent from beyond the arc and 43 percent from the charity stripe. Jessica Davenport led the way 16 points and eight rebounds. Caity Matter added 12 points, followed by Brandie Hoskins and Stephanie Blanton with 11 apiece, and Tamarah Riley with 10 points.
The Buckeyes are led this season by Davenport, who averages 16.5 points and 6.5 rebounds per game. Matter and Ashley Allen add 12.0 and 11.0 points per game, respectively. As a team, Ohio State is shooting 53 percent from the field, 56 percent from three-point range and 91 percent from the free throw line this season. The Buckeyes are outscoring opponents 165 to 70 and out-rebounding them 38 to 26.
SERIES SHORTS: Arizona is 1-1 all-time against Ohio State. The two teams last met on Dec. 15, 2002, in Columbus, Ohio, with the Buckeyes winning 84-65. Arizona won the first-ever meeting, 90-76, on Nov. 21, 2001 in Tucson.
¨The four remaining teams in this year's Preseason WNIT (Duke, Ohio State, Notre
Dame and Arizona) are all ranked in the preseason AP or USA Today/ESPN polls.
¨In last year's Preseason WNIT, Texas Tech defeated Rutgers 73-45 to win the title.
ARIZONA AND THE PRESEASON WNIT: The Wildcats are 3-1 all-time in the Preseason WNIT, now in its 11th year. This is Arizona's second appearance and the Preseason WNIT. In 1996, the Wildcats defeated San Francisco 85-79 in overtime on the road in the first round. In the second round, Arizona fell at No. 11 and eventual champion Louisiana Tech, 73-60.
TALE OF TWO HALVES: Arizona has been markedly stronger in the first half than in the second half this season. The Wildcats are averaging 46.5 points in the first half and just 31 points in the second half. In addition, Arizona is outscoring opponents 93-50 in the first half, but being outscored 65-62 in the second period.
WILDCAT FRESHMEN MAKING IMMEDIATE IMPACT: Arizona's four freshmen - Jessica Arnold, Ch?© Oh, Chari Smith and Ashley Whisonant - are making their presence felt. In Arizona's two wins this season, the foursome have accounted for 34 percent of the Wildcats' points (53 of 155) and 33 percent of the minutes (131 of 400). The freshmen are also shooting 47 percent from the field (21 of 45).
POLKEY NAMED ONE OF TOP FIVE CENTERS: For the second year in a row, junior center Shawntinice Polk has been named one of the Top 5 centers in the nation by ESPN.com. Joining Polkey on the list are Katie Feenstra of Liberty, Sandora Irvin of TCU, Janel McCarville of Minnesota and Jessica Moore or Connecticut. Ohio State's Jessica Davenport was an honorable mention pick. Polkey is the only repeat selection.-
HOME WIN STREAK STANDS AT 28: The Cats have won 29 games in a row at home, good for the second longest streak in the nation behind Texas (36). The last time the Wildcats were defeated at home was Nov. 22, 2002, when they lost the 2002-03 season opener in overtime to Louisiana State, 78-71. Arizona went on to win its final 13 homes games during the 2002-03 season, and won all 14 games at McKale last year.
WHEELER'S SCORING STREAK CONTINUES: Point guard Dee-Dee Wheeler has scored 10 or more points in 35 consecutive games. The last time the Chicago native failed to reach double digits in the scoring column was March 23, 2003, when she had seven points in a loss to Notre Dame. The senior has scored 10 or more points in 82 of her 94 career games.
DOUBLE-DOUBLE TROUBLE: During her career, junior Shawntinice Polk has recorded 39 double-doubles (21 as a freshman, 16 as a sophomore and two as a junior). The longest streak came at the start of her career, when she opened the 2002-03 season with eight consecutive double-doubles. During her three seasons, the Wildcats are 29-10 when Polk notches a double-double.
ARIZONA TABBED NO. 24 IN PRESEASON POLLS: The Arizona women's basketball team is ranked No. 24 in both the Associated Press and the USA Today/ESPN/Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) preseason polls. This marks the second year in a row that the Wildcats have been preseason ranked in each of the polls.
GOING POLLING: Three of Arizona's 2004-05 opponents (Georgia, Stanford and Maryland) are nationally ranked in the USA Today/ESPN Preseason Coaches Poll. In addition, Duke, Ohio State and Notre Dame, all potential opponents in the Preseason WNIT, are ranked in the Top 25. UCLA, UC Santa Barbara and Oregon are all receiving votes in the polls.
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annabelleh26 says:
My boy currently looks a bit like an RSPCA case... He lost condition over winter and now he can't seem to gain weight, i first started trying about January time, i saw his ribs start to poke through, so i gave him more hay and a bit more chaff in his tea. Didnt work. So i then put him on Baileys top line conditioning cubes, and they have worked in a way. He has a big belly, but his ribs are still showing. I have been giving him breakfast for the past two weeks, but to be honest all its done is diminish my food supplies. He has been wormed too. Any one got any ideas what i can do? Am i just worrying over nothing?
PS, i cant feed him anything that might fizz him up.
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Hi, I have been having the same problem with my tb who is usually a very good doer, he has a lot of muscle so I could understand that he needs a lot to eat, but he too dropped off rather worryingly even though he was on calm and condition. I had the vet out and blood samples were taken, his liver enzymes were slightly high but nothing can be explained from this, I think he has had a virus as he has also been a bit quiet recently, I have put him on these Baileys cubes, and they seem to be working for him, and I have given him 3 weeks off of any work to allow him to use all of the calories possible to build back up instead of burning it as energy. I wish i could suggest something, my vet said there has been a lot of cases like this recently, maybe because of the strange winter we've had. I do hope your boy gets to a nice healthy weight soon, it's horrible isn't it when you are chucking a vast amount of food down their neck only for them to drop off. Not what we want at the start of the showing season!
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It is a pain. He doesnt seem quiet though, in fact the opposite. He isnt hungry either, doesnt rush to his hay when i bring him in and he waits patiently for his tea. It might be a case of just building his muscle up again as he has no top line. I just want to move the weight from his belly to over his ribs, i'm always worried people think i'm starving him!
Maybe spring grass will help :)
Hmmm well he must feel fine in himself then so that's one less thing to worry about, I suppose it's like with people, we always gain weight where we don't want it and never put it on where we do! :L Hope he's looking better soon, please let me know :) My boy is still looking a bit ribby but he has started to put on some weight over the top of them now. I guess it's just trial and error to see what put the weight onto your boy.
Exactly. Fingers crossed spring will be the cure. Glad your boy is looking better :)
May 08
Posts: 14
SCMSL says:
Hey Annabelleh26,
There's a super recipe for putting weight on horses.
Start giving him a mix of 2 large scoops of beetpulp and one of alpha A, twice a day, mixed with warm water and some soya oil, so it feels up one of those big bukets.
You'll see some change in him in around 3 weeks, and they absolutly love it!
thanks :)
just one question, will that fizz him up? He's been bolting lately...
Apr 12
Posts: 7
flossie44 says:
Mr horse is a a fairly fit 18 year old arab cross welsh . He has fat pads behind his saddle, no poverty lines on his rump and a bit of a crest on his neck. However you can see his ribs quite clearly. He is on conditioning cubes and has just come off blue chip. Any ideas how I can get his ribs covered?
my boys ribs have just started to cover now, think its the lush grass thats done it :)
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Louise198989 says:
I seem to be having this problem with my two year old (where the weight has dropped off all of a sudden)-he went from being rather pot-bellied, fattish, no ribs showing to fairly ribby at the moment....increased his feed but now increasing it again. Have only had him just over a month tho, so tomorrow I'm going to see if I can arrange for someone to come check his teeth to see if that may be an issue.
He is an Arabx too btw flossie-and like yours it seems to go all on his tummy, but I think that's the norm with Arabs as far as I've been able to tell.
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College Hockey:North Dakota holds off late Bemidji State rally, advances to St. Paul
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Jamie MacQueen wasn't going to let his Bemidji State career come to an abrupt end without a fight.
The senior forward scored two late goals to pull the Beavers to within one goal of the No. 12 North Dakota Fighting Sioux, but it wouldn't be enough to extend BSU's season.
North Dakota clinched its tenth straight Final Five appearance after weathering a late Bemidji State surge, defeating the Beavers (17-17-3) 4-3 in front of 11,140 at Ralph Engelstad Arena Saturday night.
UND's second line (Mark MacMillan, Carter Rowney and Michael Parks) dominated for the second straight night. The line followed up a seven-point performance Friday with a six-point night Saturday to pace the Sioux to their fourth straight victory heading into the WCHA's conference tournament.
"I think that's been a long time coming for us," MacMillan said. "I think we've been playing well lately – all three of us. I think as you play more and more with two guys, you're going to build chemistry and I think that's a lot of what's happened with me, 'Rowns' and 'Parksy' there."
Sioux coach Dave Hakstol is encouraged by the contributions from all over the lineup, especially for a team that once relied so heavily on its top line.
"Early in the year, we weren't really getting contributions from a lot of different places consistently in our lineup," Hakstol explained. "That's starting to grow and build. And now, on a night like tonight, when those three guys don't have points, everybody else has chipped in."
For the second straight night, Connor Gaarder drew first blood for the Sioux. He followed up his power-play goal Friday night by picking up a loose puck in the slot, skating out in front and wristing one past Dan Bakala (28 saves) at 13:48.
Jordan George got the Beavers on the board at 6:25 of the second by tipping a Brad Hunt point shot.
But North Dakota took the lead right back 65 seconds later when MacMillan made a defender miss badly and dropped a great pass across to Rowney, who buried it for his 17th goal of the year.
Parks then pushed the lead to 3-1 at 18:17 when Rowney's centering attempt deflected off his stick, off Bakala's shoulder, and in.
Dillon Simpson added a goal at the 5:06 mark of the third to make it 4-1 and the Sioux looked to be running away with the series.
With four minutes left in the game, his season and his Bemidji State career, MacQueen took to the ice and turned the tides.
"This [could be] my last four minutes, possibly, as a Beaver," he said.
MacQueen scored at 16:04 by burying a rebound from the right slot. Then 19 seconds later, he got another goal past Brad Eidsness (26 saves) to spook the quiet and content crowd.
"As a senior [and] as a leader, I just wanted to go out there and get something going and I did," MacQueen said. "But it was a little too late."
Bakala was pulled for the extra attacker at 18:38, but the Sioux fought off the late rally and hung on for the victory.
"I thought our guys just showed a lot of resiliency in the third period right there," said Bemidji State coach Tom Serratore. "We made it a tight game. Jamie MacQueen just took charge right there. He was just relentless and he scored a couple big goals. It was an interesting last few minutes, that's for sure."
"I wish it would have been a little less exciting than it was," Hakstol said.
Now, North Dakota heads off to St Paul in hopes of defending two straight Broadmoor Trophy titles.
"We're excited," Hakstol said. "It's such a great weekend to go there and be a part of it. It's a nice reward for a lot of work the guys have put in this weekend."
Meanwhile, it's a disappointing end to what Serratore called a great season for his squad, which finished its second season in the WCHA.
"Everybody gauges their seasons differently, but this is a tough league," Serratore said. "We know it's a tough league. We had 17 wins, we were over .500 in the regular season [and] we had more points than last year. Those are the things we have to look at right there. We made progress and we're hard to play against."
UND found that out firsthand, but even amidst playing shorthanded for the ninth time and trying to absorb that late Beavers rally, they found a way.
"We can't really do things in an easy way," Hakstol said. "We just find a way to get it done. I guess that's the best compliment probably. We find a way. It's a nice reward to head to St Paul."
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This article will give you inspiration and ideas on how to make two different kinds of glittery Christmas ornaments. As usual, this is a budget craft since both of these ornaments were made out of material most people already have in their craft supplies. Here are the supplies needed for making these two ornaments.
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A cold case is just that—an investigation of a crime, usually a violent one, where all leads have been exhausted and the trail has gone cold. But in recent years, the use of various technologies has begun heating up many of these cold cases, uncovering new leads for investigators and providing justice for victims.
One immediate technology example that comes to mind is automated fingerprint searching—more precisely, searches of latent prints of violent unknown perpetrators left at crime scenes. The FBI's Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS), which houses known records for approximately 73 million criminal subjects, is used daily by local, state, tribal, and international law enforcement for current cases, but increasingly for help in solving cold cases as well. And once a year, the Bureau's Criminal Justice Information Services Division recognizes an outstanding major case solved with help from IAFIS.
The 2012 Latent Hit of the Year Award was presented last month to two employees of the Omaha Police Department—Detective Douglas Herout and Senior Crime Laboratory Technician Laura Casey—for their efforts to identify the man responsible for a brutal murder more than 30 years ago.
The crime: In 1978, 61-year-old Carroll Bonnet was stabbed to death in his apartment. Police collected evidence, including latent fingerprints and palmprints from the victim's bathroom (officers believed the killer was trying to wash off blood and other evidence before leaving the apartment). The victim's car was then stolen.
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The case was officially re-opened and assigned to the cold case squad's Doug Herout. Working with laboratory technicians and analysts, Herout reviewed the original evidence from the case, including a classified advertisement flyer with "Jerry W." scribbled on one of the pages. Herout also discovered that Jerry Watson had lived only a few blocks from where the victim's car was recovered.
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Herout traveled to Illinois to question Watson and presented him with an order to obtain a DNA sample. Subsequent testing determined that Watson's DNA matched DNA recovered at the crime scene, a finding that—combined with Watson's identified prints—resulted in murder charges and a conviction. On October 17, 2011—33 years to the day that Bonnet's body was discovered—his killer was sentenced to life in prison.
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In a few weeks time spring bulbs will appear in the shops-you could plant it up with different varieties for colour next year
Or violas or wallflowers-also for next year
Sorry to disagree Leggi but you feed spring flowering bulbs after flowering to build it up for the following year an autumn feed will do nothing to help it flower-also feeding them now whilst dormant is a waste of effort.
As has been suggested just stick them in the garden somewhere and start afresh for containers when they appear in the shop in a few weeks time
Why not just-e-mail them to see if they have been dispatched-from all accounts the parcel goes through a letter box-if not a note would be left
There are now blokes in skimpy cossies-dive bombing
I see the media are doing a bit of police bashing without knowing all the facts
I missed a golden meddle-was watering- caught the ceremony though
The sun is beating down -I foresee more hours of lounging around doing nothing-need to water containers and baskets shortly
Ltg-withdrawal symptoms will set in on Monday-it will feel very strange-then it is the paralympics but that is not quite the same-I think I miss most of that .
Jean-which ones are you missing-still haven't seen any stamps in real life
Kate -is that tonight-will there be a big screen there?
These sport gurus invent a whole new language- in Formula One cars aren't in first place- they call it P1??
Football has a language all of its own
What is that -did someone say something?
Dan-check your messages in you profile-you can deal with them that way
I will always yearn for yellow fluorescent shoes and space-age cycling helmets
I can do synchronised drowning-bobbing up and down flapping arms about
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- 1/2 cup butter-flavored shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1-3/4 to 2 cups chopped peeled tart apples
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons cold butter
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- In a large bowl, cream shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; gradually add to the creamed mixture alternately with sour cream, mixing well after each addition. Stir in apples. Transfer to two greased 8-in. square baking dishes.
- For topping, combine brown sugar and cinnamon. Cut in butter until crumbly. Stir in nuts; sprinkle over batter. Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool completely. Cover and freeze for up to 6 months.
- To use frozen coffee cake Thaw overnight in the refrigerator. Yield: 2 coffee cakes (6-9 servings each).
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"This coffee cake didn't work for me. The bottom got soggy even after I tossed flour in w/chopped apples they still sunk to bottom of dish. There wasn't enough topping"
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"Terrific recipe! Made this for our family as well as for Christmas gifts for the neighbors. We have daughter with severe Lactose Intollerance so I made some adjustments to avoid the dairy. Substituted Smart Balance Light Spread for the butter in the topping. Also substituted Hellmann's Light Mayonnaise for the sour cream in the batter. Both are lactose free and work very well in many recipes. Baked and tasted wonderful. My only tip would be to make sure the apples are divided equally between the two batters when you split them. I had one cake that didn't bake as well as the others and I'm quite certain it was due to having too many apples in that half of the batter."
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Like so many Americans, I was happy to see Bowe Bergdahl released from being held hostage by the Taliban. Then, within 24 hours, it was brought to light that Bergdahl actually provoked his own capture by wondering off his military base. Supposedly, this was the second time that happened, but the military kept quiet about the first episode. Yes, that "wondering" off the base is somewhat of a game-changer for me and many other Americans. Even the rally for Bergdahl in his hometown has now been called off because , at least partly, because of this fact. The bottom line question: was it worth trading five Taliban terrorists for this soldier who apparently deserted his own post? I'm not so sure, and neither are countless other Americans.
On the one hand, it's better to have Bergdahl back on home soil even if it means a court martial, but the lingering question will be about those five terrorists. Should they come back in the future to harm any American, then the answer to my previous question is no. It's too early for a rush to judgement, but it's clear Bergdahl left the base on his own. There has already been some rumors that Bergdahl had a change of heart about military service, about the war itself, and who knows what else. The other question is whether soldiers were killed in the search for Bergdahl. I've heard the answer is no, but I also heard six soldiers were actually killed in the hunt for Bergdahl and his captors. The real answer should be somewhat easy to find. If the answer is yes, then any court martial sentence should carry some harsh time in prison, regardless of time already spent as a hostage.
I'm not sure about President Obama's decision to make this trade, but maybe he has information which made it seem reasonable. Israel makes trades from time to time, and it may actually be better to have no soldier left behind as a result of this longest war ever fought by America. Regardless of all that's happened, Bowe Bergdahl needs to explain everything, and let the chips fall where they may. One thing is for sure, this guy was no rocket scientist when it comes to making decisions. His decision to join the army seems to have been a mistake, and his choice to desert was a reckless and foolish move which may have led to getting his compatriots killed or wounded: all because this dimwit didn't have the presence of mind to know what he wanted to do with his life.
This being America, Bergdahl will probably end up getting a book and movie deal. In fact, he'll probably spend his time in jail-should he ultimately get some for desertion, writing his memoirs. We now live in a country where twenty-somethings write their memoirs, and one hit wonders end up with a greatest hits CD. On the day his release was announced, some people already were using the word "hero" when speaking of Bowe Bergdahl. Even if he didn't desert, would he still have been a hero? Frankly, this word has been overused and abused for years.
I have to admit, with his poll numbers at a low point, President Obama must have done what he honestly felt was right because, knowing this soldier deserted his base, trading him for five upper echelon Taliban officials would surely not be a ratings winner to much of America. Frankly, knowing what I now do-Bergdahl, as far as I'm now concerned, could have been left behind. Sometimes in life, when a bad decision is made by an adult-they just have to live with it. One day we will find out what the five released terrorists went back to. When that day comes, and it may be years from now-this story will resurface. For many involved, I just hope their freedom doesn't ultimately result in someone else's death.


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Melian and Spir/Hundal doubles team complete undefeated weekend
Jan. 13, 2013
Fort Myers, Fla. - Georgia Tech's doubles team of Juan Spir and Vikram Hundal completed an undefeated weekend Sunday with a victory over Illinois, and Juan Melian captured his third straight singles victory Sunday as the Yellow Jackets completed their final dual match season tuneup in the Illini Open.
Spir and Hundal, the nation's third-ranked doubles team, took an 8-4 victory over the Illini's Alex Jesse and Ferris Gosea to improve their season record to 11-1. Eduardo Segura and Garrett Gordon defeated Brian Page and Ross Gignon, 8-4, to help the Yellow Jackets earn a split of their four doubles matches with 16th-ranked Illinois.
Tech was not so fortunate in singles, dropping five of seven matches to 12th-ranked Florida and another match to NC State. Melian was the bright spot, however, defeating No. 51 Bob van Overbeek in straight sets, 6-4, 6-1. Anish Sharma picked up the Yellow Jackets' second win with a three-set triumph over the Gators' Luke Johnson, 3-6, 6-2, 7-6.
Tech All-American Juan Spir, ranked 32nd nationally, lost a straight-set match to #26 Florent Diep, and Eduardo Segura fell in straight sets to #118 Gordon Watson.
The Yellow Jackets open their dual match season and open their brand-new facility, the Ken Byers Tennis Complex, with a pair of matches Friday against Old Dominion (1 p.m.) and Lipscomb (7 p.m.).
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Everything Rock knows about the guitar after 1970 came from his psychedelic twisting of what the instrument could do. I paid homage to Hendrix with a portrait called Purple Haze on the anniversary of his passing recently. You can see it at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2011/09/purple-haze-jimi-hendrix.html and tell me how the voodoo child's music has influenced you!
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Happy Father's Day!! (Day 27)
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Happy Father's Day to all of you wonderful SparkDaddies out there!!
I really wish I could see mine today, but hopefully will be able to Skype with him later tonight. As for the other Dads in my life - we will meet up with my brother this afternoon, and Brad already chatted on the phone with his this morning.
I got up nice and early this morning, with the intent of getting to the gym when it opened at 8AM. I am *finally* getting back into a Burn phase - I was getting so bored of the Build phase! This is especially great because with my recent low energy days, as long as I get my 3 strength circuits in a week, they count both as cardio and strength! Bonus!
I needed to be at the gym as close to 0800 as possible because a fitness class starts at 0915 - and I use the Group Ex room for the space and equipment to set up my circuit. I got up, had a great healthy breakfast, and made it to the gym to start my workout at 0810. Booyeah!
After a 5 minute elliptical warm-up, I hit the (taped on the carpet, thanks to my old trainer!) agility ladder for 11 minutes of drills (90sec on, 90sec off). Then set up my circuit. I love my HIIT circuits.
If someone said I could only have one style of exercise for the rest of my life- that would be it!!
I get home, and Brad is still in bed. He worked 80 hours this week, so he needed the sleep-in. He was actually chatting with his Dad on the phone while still resting. So I went upstairs to the kitchen and got busy! Of course, I had my post-workout snack first.
Then I cooked him breakfast. Kind of a pre-Father's Day (since we are trying) /you've had a long week reward. So Grace was in the kitchen!
And I managed not to burn anything down *OR* give him food poisoning!
Smoothie: OJ, banana, peach, raspberries, greek vanilla yogurt
2 eggs
some cheese
toast with margarine
cereal with milk
flavored coffee with milk and sugar.
I have never cooked fried eggs in my life haha. I eat scrambled if I make them! Brad likes fried so I had to try! They turned out okay, apparently! I actually managed to time everything so the eggs and coffee were still hot, cereal not mushy, and smoothie not separated. Go me!
It was *so* weird cooking/prepping food without measuring and weighing everything. A little freedom, but nervewracking at the same time!
He was very happy to get breakfast in bed. I just went and cleaned up my mess in the kitchen while he takes a nice long shower (20 mins is considered an express shower for him!) and then we are going to go find somewhere pretty to take a nice long, slow walk. I want the time outside, and his muscles need a slow stretch out.
Have a beautiful Father's Day! Celebrate someone in your life who is an awesome Dad, or will hopefully have the potential soon to be one!
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Sounds like you had an amazing day! :D
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Way to go. breakfast looked good. I myself like soft eggs. Soft boiled or sunny side up. Not really big on scrambled unless they are mixed with something else like in a breakfast burrito.
Congrats on getting to they gym on time as well. Sounds like you had a great day, your energy seems to be on the rise. You are obviously feeling better so that's great..Hope you had a great walk.
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Very nice job on the breakfast!
I had to chuckle when you mentioned about it being very weird not measuring his food. It is!
Have a great walk and I hope that you are able to speak with your dad later this evening.
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What a good wife you are! And such a well-rounded, nutritious breakfast! Your walk outside is a good idea -- maybe we'll do the same! Gotta enjoy the weather before it gets too hot!
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Awesome! Eggs can be tricky in my book too. I like mine scrambled and dry! So moist eggs freak me out. I usually just stick to hard boiled and scrambled, but I am going to have to change it up. I try omelets, and though good and edible, the "moistness" just freaked me out!
Have a great Father's Day!
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On February 7th, the EEOC announced that it was filing suit against CVS, alleging that CVS used a severance agreement that interfered with an employee's right to file discrimination charges or communicate and cooperate with the EEOC.
In short, the EEOC is challenging the use of a number of provisions used in most severance agreements. The Complaint filed by the EEOC specifically addresses several clauses in the severance agreement:
Cooperation clause, requiring the former employee to notify CVS's general counsel if he or she receives a subpoena or other request pursuant to a civil, criminal or administrative investigation, suit or other proceeding.
Non-disparagement clause, forbidding the former employee from making any statements that would negatively reflect on CVS or any of its officers, directors or employees.
Confidentiality clause, forbidding the disclosure of any confidential information, without the permission of the Chief Human Resources Officer, which includes information about personnel, wage and benefit structures, succession plans and affirmative action plans.
General release clause, which releases CVS from any and all causes of action, lawsuits, charges, including any claim of unlawful discrimination of any kind.
Covenant not to sue, where the former employee agrees not to initiate or file any lawsuits against CVS and requires the former employee to pay any of CVS's legal fees for breach of the covenant not to sue.
At this point, you are probably thinking that you have most or all of these provisions in your severance agreement. First, take a deep breath, nothing has actually changed yet. A lawsuit by the EEOC is only an attempt at changing the current severance agreement landscape, but they need to win the lawsuit to enact any change. Additionally, the eventual loser in the suit will likely appeal the decision, further prolonging any change. However, it must be said: if the EEOC wins, it will significantly impact what risk an employer can bargain away through a severance agreement.
Second, if you are interested in making changes to your standard severance agreement, just in case the EEOC prevails, then you have several options.
Daniel Schwartz of the Connecticut Employment Law Blog suggests either adding a severability clause, providing that a provision found overbroad or illegal will not affect the enforceability of the agreement, or empower a court to revise any provision that is overbroad.
Or, Jon Hyman of the Ohio Employer's Law Blog suggests adding the following provision to your severance agreement:
Nothing in this Agreement is intended to, or shall, interfere with Employee's rights under federal, state, or local civil rights or employment discrimination laws (including, but not limited to, Title VII, the ADA, the ADEA, GINA, USERRA, or their state or local counterparts) to file or otherwise institute a charge of discrimination, to participate in a proceeding with any appropriate federal, state, or local government agency enforcing discrimination laws, or to cooperate with any such agency in its investigation, none of which shall constitute a breach of the non-disparagement, confidentiality, or cooperation clauses of this Agreement. Employee shall not, however, be entitled to any relief, recovery, or monies in connection with any such action brought against any of the Released Parties, regardless of who filed or initiated any such complaint, charge, or proceeding.
These solutions are different, but effective, ways to preserve the efficacy of your severance agreements, while still passing muster in court if the agreement is challenged. Unfortunately, simply removing the potentially offending clauses would expose your business to significant risk and essentially render the main purpose for severance agreements, which is avoiding future lawsuits, moot.
Regardless of your preference, now seems like a good time to review your severance agreements and possibly ask legal counsel to assist with fixing any issues.