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OntheMat is your top destination on the web for all of your jiujitsu and submission grappling information, and we want to be your top destination for all of you jiujitsu and submission grappling shopping needs. We've reorganized our shopping cart to make it even easier to pinpoint the types of products you need for your training fix! We've also added a slew of new vendors and products to our online store, including video from Michael Jens and Quantum Jiu Jitsu, and gear from NoGi Industries!
We've also placed many of our older items on clearance, including BLOWING OUT our VHS tape collection for as low as 9.99 per title, and some of our original OntheMat collection gear as well!
We've also got three brand new titles (well two new ones as well as remastered favorite): The return of the original 101 Submissions, along with Cholitzu featuring Tony DeSouza and a brand new release from Darrell Gholar! Furthermore the infamous Twister is back in stock! Awesome!
101 Submissions
NEWLY REMASTERED VERSION! The latest version of 101 Subs contains a brand new soundtrack, audio commentary, bonus footage and easter eggs! You NEED to add this to your collection!
101 Submissions is real competition footage remixed into ninety minutes of today's top fighters submitting their opponents one after another. Over four months of painstakingly combing through hundreds of hours of footage was needed to develop 101 Submissions. This DVD is the first of its kind and OntheMat is very proud to offer it. Not only is 101 Submissions entertainment, it is also a valuble-learning tool. 101 Submissions has no stalling and includes only the best of the best when it comes to fight footage. The DVD menu of 101 scenes makes each submission easy to get to and repeat. 101 Submissions has no Gi and Gi footage from the best events from around the world. 101 Submissions also features a carefully thought out soundtrack to add to the armlocks, chokes, twisters, footlocks, wristlocks, kneebars and others submissions.
Darrell Gholar Ultimate Throws for Vale Tudo
Upperbody Throws for No Holds Barred Fighting
This takedown series is important for no-holds-barred fighting because almost every fight ends up with the fighters in the clinch or tie up position. If one knows and understands upper-body ties and takedowns he can score an easy takedown from the clinch position. This is the reason so many Greco-Roman wrestler do well in NHB fighting. They use upper-body to score effortless throws and takedowns on opponents. Understanding the clinch position also affords fighters a chance to rest and recover. Rather than fight to keep from getting thrown you can regroup and strategize before resuming the fight.
Anyone who studies this series will find it easy and very helpful for learning how to score upper body throws on opponents in NHB fighting.
Darrell Gholar
Cholitzu with Tony DeSouza
Created by the ingenuity of the ancient Incan warrior spirit and affected by the chaotic modern day Peruvian living conditions. Cholitzu is based on the positioning of college wrestling and influenced by the creativity of Jiu Jitsu.
"My style is Cholitzu, and I have been working on it since I was 13. I have always been searching for ways to inflict pain and hurt my opponents. Cholo is the derogatory name that the people call the Peruvian descendent of Inca. It's the Jiu-Jitsu style of the Cholos here in Peru. My style of wrestling has always been unorthodox. I did not wrestle to win, but rather to hurt my opponent and make him submit.
Tony DeSouza
This DVD covers:
Double Leg
Transition to the Ground
High Crotch
Outside Single
Defensive Stance
Attacking off the Sprawl
Monkey Guard
Single Leg Defenses and Transitions
High Crotch Defense
Leg Riding and the Back
Submissions off the back
Monk Guard
Body Lock
Passing & Finishing
Thanks for the support, and we'll see you On the Mat!
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"The Feel-Good, Pick-Me-Up Musical" - Sunday Expess
Scouse is the word!As Liverpool's ownRay Quinn & Carina Gillespie star as 'Danny' & 'Sandy'at the Liverpool Empire from 8- 19 november 2011.
The local stars will leave Liverpool audiences hopelessly devoted to their charms when Grease rocks into the Empire Theatre for 2 weeks only from 8-19 November - its first visit in over 5 years following an electrifyin' 4 year run in London's West End.
Ray Quinn began his career in the hugely popular Channel 4 soap Brookside in the role of 'Anthony Murray' for which he won several TV awards in 2002. His further screen credits include Merseybeat and Doctors (TV) plus Bulletproof and The Singing Cactus (Film). Ray is also well known for his appearance as a finalist on The X-Factor (2006) in which he was placed second and went on to release his debut album 'Doing It My Way', which became No. 1 platinum selling. He completed his own sell-out tour of the UK in 2007 along with performing at arenas nationwide on the X-Factor tour. Ray won the nation's hearts all over again after winning ITV1's Dancing on Ice and has been on tour twice with the hit show in the UK. He made his West End theatre debut in Grease as 'Doody' (2008) and later went on to play the lead role of 'Danny' to sell-out audiences at the Piccadilly Theatre. His other theatre credits include Buster at the Playhouse Theatre, Me and My Girl at the Empire Theatre and Peter Pan at the Neptune Theatre. Ray recently appeared on ITV's new primetime series Sing If You Can and is currently starring as 'Billy' in the West End production of Dirty Dancing.
Carina Gillespie trained at the Liverpool Theatre School and made her professional stage debut as 'Maria Elena' in the hugely successful musical Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story. Her further theatre credits include the role of 'Linda' in Bloodbath - The Musical, and 'Princess Tamara' in Jack in the Beanstalk in Ipswich. Carina's other credits include performing as a regular session singer for 'Love to Infinity Records', releasing a debut single with the new pop-dance band Ezcapade (2010), appearing as a support act for 'Basshunter' (UK tour 2010) and as a dancer in numerous music videos. Carina recently made her West End debut as 'Sandy' in Grease at the Piccadilly Theatre and is currently reprising the role for the tour.

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The Spice Girls and their manager Simon Fuller celebrated the premiere of the new jukebox musical "Viva Forever!" in London's West End this week.
"Viva Forever!" is based on the songs of the Spice Girls with a book by Jennifer Saunders. It was produced by Judy Craymer.
"The Spice Girls songs have never sounded so good. They inspired a young generation of music fans in the late 90's and now thanks to Judy Craymer and Jennifer Saunders the spirit behind the Spice Girls lives again," Fuller said in a statement.
A synopsis described the show as "an original story of our time, a heart-warmingly, funny tale of friendship in the face of fame and fortune that tells the story of a family thrown into chaos, as Viva and her three best friends get swept up in the mania of a TV talent show where stars are born and dreams are shattered."
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Rio 2 is pretty, boring and yes, pretty boring. A sequel to the lackluster 2011 animated hit Rio, this second outing takes all the characters you tolerated the first time, adds a heap of new ones and manages to lose the smallest of charms it eked out before. It's a total failure.
The movie begins not long after its predecessor ended. Blu (Jesse Eisenberg), the extremely rare male macaw, is living with the love of his life Jewel (Anne Hathaway), an equally rare female macaw. Blu is still getting accustomed to life in the wild, having grown up far outside his would-be-native Brazil in rural Minnesota. Now with three kids, Blu and Jewel butt heads over parenting issues, with mama bird thinking the little ones needs to know how to do things like open nuts. The opportunity rears its head when a whole flock of their kind is found off in the Amazon.
So, the family heads out on a trip, away from televisions and iPods. Once there, it's revealed that not only are there a plethora of macaws, but that Jewel's thought-to-be dead father Eduardo (Andy Garcia) is still alive and flapping.
Then Rio 2 turns into a bad recipe of Meet the Parents and Avatar. Eduardo doesn't think Blu is man/bird enough, all while a mustached villain, complete with lollipop and monkey, plots to secretly chop down chunks of the rainforest, endangered species be damned.
Oh it's tedious and then some. Rio 2 is certainly a looker, with lush rainbows of colors on a variety of its creatures. The designs of all the turtles, frogs and parrots are very, well, turtle-y, frog-y and parrot-y. If there are no zoos within driving distance, Rio 2 could be worthwhile for children, saying you're television is terrible.
For quality movie-making, it's best to avoid this picture. As has been standard for director Carlos Saldhana, the man behind multiple Ice Age sequels and the first Rio, the film is bloated with one-note characters, annoying notes at that. Add in a narrative that goes exactly where one would expect and a pseudo American Idol parody plot, few moments of Rio 2 resonate. Even the fun, maniacal and theatrical villain Nigel from the previous feature annoys here, bringing none of the inspired, oddball charm that made him worth a laugh before. Here he plots Blu's demise through tedious monologues that tirelessly add another scene to an already overflowing tale.
The Meet the Parents-esque part of the movie is especially troubling. It turns the Jewel character into a naïve one, unable to recognize her fella's problems and seemingly uncaring for large chunks. We get dangerously close to the Hollywood nagging-wife for a kid's film
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Faculty Activities
Our faculty are busy on and off campus, contributing to the church, the academy and the community in various ways. Here are some of their recent accomplishments.
Stephen Ahearne-Kroll
Associate Professor of New Testament
"The Scripturally Complex Presentation of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark," Portraits of Jesus: Studies in Christology, edited by Susan E. Myers; WUNT II; Tübingen, Mohr Siebeck, 2012.
Academic lectures and presentations
"Publically Solidifying the Memories of Private Dreams and Visions in Ancient Religion," The Stuff that Dreams are Made of: The Interpretation, Divination and Use of Dreams in Ancient Mediterranean Religions, Tenth Annual Conference of the Midwest Consortium on Ancient Religion, Ohio State University, Feb. 25, 2012.
The Stuff that Dreams are Made of: The Interpretation, Divination and Use of Dreams in Ancient Mediterranean Religions, Tenth Annual Conference of the Midwest Consortium on Ancient Religion, Ohio State University, Feb. 24-26, 2012.
Church and popular lectures
"Jesus and the Early Church," Westerville Community UCC, May 2012.
Judith Craig
Visiting Professor in the Dickhaut Chair of Church Leadership, and Bishop in Residence
Church and popular lectures
Sing a New Song, reconciling event for the United Methodist Church, Aug. 31, 2011.
Study of Romans, Retreat for Central States Moravian Women, Oct. 24-25, 2011.
Leadership event for Lansing District, West Michigan Conference, Nov. 19, 2011.
Jeffrey Jaynes
Professor in the Warner Chair of Church History
"African Christians, Christians visiting Africa: the Early Modern Narrative Cosmographies from Breydenbach to al-hassan Ibn Muhammad al-Wazzan [Leo Africanus]," in Die Begegnung mit Fremden in ihrer Bedeutung für das Geschichtsbewusstsein, edited by Betina Braun and Judith Becker, Veröffentlichung des Instituts für Europäische Geschichte, Mainz Beiheft 88, 2012.
Faculty seminar participant, "German Church Complicity and the Holocaust," United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C., June 2012.
John Kampen
Professor in the Dunn Chair of Biblical Interpretation
"'Torah' and Authority in the Major Sectarian Rules Texts from Qumran," in The Scrolls and Biblical Traditions: Proceedings of the Seventh Meeting of the IOQS in Helsinki (edited by George J. Brooke, Daniel K. Falk, Eibert J. C. Tigchelaar and Molly M. Zahn; STDJ 103; Leiden: Brill, 2012).
Academic lectures and presentations
Response to Gerbern S. Oegema, "Was the Maccabean Revolt an Apocalyptic Movement?" Enoch Seminar, Nangeroni Meeting, Villa Cagnola, Gazzada, Italy, June 25-28, 2012.
Paul Kim
Professor of Hebrew Bible in the Williams Chair of Biblical Studies
Review of Exile as Forced Migrations: A Sociological, Literary, and Theological Approach on the Displacement and Resettlement of the Southern Kingdom of Judah by John J. Ahn, Catholic Biblical Quarterly 74, 2012.
"Re-reading the Adam and Eve Story," United Methodists in Service, March/April 2012.
"Heroines in Exodus," United Methodists in Service, May/June 2012.
Church and popular lectures
"Heaven on Earth," sermon on Acts 4:32-35, St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Columbus, April 15, 2012.
"God's Face," sermon on Acts 3:12-19 and Psalm 4, St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Columbus, April 22, 2012.
"Ministers of Our God," sermon on Psalm 66 and John 14:15-21, Boulevard Presbyterian Church, Upper Arlington, May 29, 2011.
Sarah Heaner Lancaster
Professor in the Werner Chair of Theology
"Issues Facing Ecumenism: A Perspective from the World Council of Churches," in Ecumenical Directions in the United States Today: Churches on a Theological Journey, edited by Antonios Kireopolous and Juliana Mercera, Paulist Press, 2012.
Academic lectures and presentations
"Eucharist and Soteriology," Theology, Eucharist, and Ministry Conference, United Theological School, Dayton, May 17, 2012.
Drafting group, World Council of Churches Faith and Order Ecclesiology Working Group, the Ecumenical Institute of Bossey, Celigny, Switzerland, Dec. 10-11, 2011.
World Council of Churches Faith and Order Standing Commission, Penang, Malaysia, June 18-22, 2012.
Church and popular lectures
Presentation on revision of World Council of Churches Faith and Order ecclesiology document to National Council of Churches Executive Committee, Consultation on Ecclesiology, Chicago, Nov. 10, 2011.
Linda A. Mercadante
Professor of Theology in the Straker Chair of Historical Theology
"Theology of Trauma," Cambridge Dictionary of Christian Theology, Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2011.
"Unfettered Belief, Untethered Practice: Thinking Theologically about 'Spiritual but not Religious,'" Henry Luce III Fellowship in Theology, 2010-11.
Awards and appointments
Chair, Coordinating Committee, Religious Conversions Program Unit, American Academy of Religion, 2008-present.
Paul Numrich
Professor in the Snowden Chair for the Study of Religion and Interrreligious Relations
Review of Exploring the Spirituality of the World Religions: The Quest for Personal, Spiritual and Social Transformation by Duncan S. Ferguson, Theology Today, January 2012.
Academic lectures and presentations
Organized and presented at session of Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies, American Academy of Religion annual meeting, Montreal.
"Christian Sensitivity in Interreligious Relations," faculty lecture, MTSO, May 10, 2012.
"The Scope of Buddhist Influence in American History and Culture," presentation at the 26th General Conference of the World Fellowship of Buddhists, Yeosu, Korea, June 13, 2012.
Taught Summer Sampler at Trinity Lutheran Seminary on the topic of world religions.
Reviewed manuscript for Social Forces Journal.
Reviewed project proposal for United States Institute of Peace.
Faith and Order Commission, Ohio Council of Churches.
Ramadan Iftar Dinner, sponsored by Scioto Educational Foundation and Students for Dialogue (OSU), Columbus.
Interfaith Association of Central Ohio open house at Masjid Al-Urooj, Dublin, Ohio.
Church of the Brethren Ministerial Ethics Training, Peoria, Ill.
Met with representative of OhioHealth regarding local religious diversity and implications for health care.
Met with leaders of local congregation regarding programming in science/religion and interreligious relations.
Awards and appointments
Appointed to editorial board of Journal of Global Buddhism.
Scioto Educational Foundation Award for Excellence in Dialogue, Academic Institutions category, at 7th Annual Dialogue Dinner, Columbus.
Church and popular lectures
Led workshop for Certified Lay Ministers Academy, West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church.
"Muslims in America," series of three Sunday presentations, Trinity UMC, Columbus, Spring 2012.
M. Fulgence Nyengele
Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling in the Chryst Chair in Pastoral Theology
Academic lectures and presentations
Panelist, "Toward a Global United Methodist Theological Imagination: Challenges, Prospects, Possibilities," and invitation-only consultation of 10 United Methodist scholars, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston, Ill., April 15-16, 2012.
Workshop presentation: "Challenges of Postcolonial Trauma for Pastoral Theology for the 21st Century," Society for Pastoral Theology Annual Study Conference, Long Beach, Calif., June 14, 2012.
United Methodist Committee on Faith and Order, Nashville, March 11-13, 2012.
Pastoral Care Advisory Committee, OSU Wexner Medical Center, May 2, 2012.
Society for Pastoral Theology Annual Study Conference, Long Beach, Calif., June 14-16, 2012.
Church and popular lectures
"Living Generously," sermon, Maple Grove United Methodist Church, Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 7, 2011.
Presided at Holy Communion; Ebenezer United Methodist Church; Columbus, Ohio; Dec. 4, 2011.
"Men Under Construction," sermon, Men's Day Celebration at First AME Zion Church, Columbus, March 25, 2012.
"The Transforming Power of Forgiveness," sermon, Good Friday Worship Service, Northland Cluster of United Methodist Churches, Columbus, Ohio, April 6, 2012.
Sermon: "Men Striving to Be Faithful to their Calling in Christ," Men's Day Celebration at Hilltop United Methodist Church, Columbus, April 29, 2012.
Joon-Sik Park
Professor in the E. Stanley Jones Chair of World Evangelism
"Ecclesiology," The Wesleyan Studies Project – Methodist Evangelism (curriculum and video series), edited by Laceye Warner, Washington, D.C., Wesley Ministry Network, 2011.
Review of A Protestant Theology of Passion: Korean Minjung Theology Revisited by Volker Küster, International Bulletin of Missionary Research 35, no. 2, 2011.
Review of Eschatology and Ecology: Experiences gof the Korean Church by Paul Hang-Sik Cho, International Bulletin of Missionary Research 35, no. 3, 2011.
"Korean Protestant Christianity: A Missiological Reflection," International Bulletin of Missionary Research, April 2012.
Academic lectures and presentations
"Korean Protestant Christianity: A Missiological Reflection on Its Past, Present, and Future," American Society of Missiology, Chicago, June 19, 2011.
Study Committee on the Worldwide Nature of the United Methodist Church, Chicago, June 28-July 1, 2011.
General Board of Discipleship Board of Directors Meeting, Nashville, July 19-22, 2011.
American Society of Missiology Board of Directors Meeting, Chicago, Nov. 11-12, 2011.
General Conference of the United Methodist Church, Tampa, April 24-May 4, 2012.
Church and popular lectures
"Who Do You Say I Am?" sermon, Bethel International UMC, Columbus, July 11, 2011.
"'So I Send You': A Missional Church," sermon, Sanmaru Korean Methodist Church, Seoul, Korea, Aug. 14, 2011.
"A Community of Healing and Wholeness," sermons, Quad Cities Korean UMC, Bettendorf, Iowa, Sept. 9-11, 2011.
"The Worldwide Nature of the UMC," presentation, East Ohio Chapter of the Methodist Federation for Social Action, Canton, Oct. 22, 2011.
"Watchful Waiting," sermon, Harpster UMC, Harpster, Dec. 11, 2011.
"Seek First God's Kingdom and Righteousness," sermon, Living Water Ministry, Cincinnati, Feb. 5, 2012.
"The Worldwide Nature of the UMC," presentation, West Ohio Delegation to the General and Jurisdictional conferences, Tipp City, March 3, 2012.
Robin Knowles Wallace
Professor in the Taylor Chair of Church Worship and Music
Review of Recovering the Love Feast: Broadening Our Eucharistic Celebrations by Paul Fike Stutzman, Homiletic 36:2, 2011.
Review of Music and the Wesleys, edited by Nicholas Temperley and Stephen Banfield, and The Lyrical Theology of Charles Wesley: A Reader by S.T. Kimbrough Jr., in Methodist History, April 2011.
Edited The Hymn, Winter and Spring 2012 issues.
Academic lectures and presentations
Taught three classes in Certified Lay Pastors' Training Course, a joint project of the Central Southeast Association of Ohio of the United Church of Christ and the Presbytery of the Scioto Valley of the Presbyterian Church (USA), April 21, May 19 and June 16, 2012.
"Worship and Eucharist," presentation at "Theology, Eucharist, and Ministry," United Theological Seminary, Dayton, May 17, 2012.
Executive Committee of the Hymn Society of the U.S. and Canada, Dallas, Nov. 2-5, 2011.
"Music That Makes Community," Valparaiso University Institute of Liturgical Studies, April 16, 2012.
Church and popular lectures
Sermon, North Congregational UCC, Nov. 6, 2011.
Workshop leader, Exploration 2011, sponsored by the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry/Young Seminarians Network, St. Louis, Nov. 11-13, 2011.
Choir director, ordination of Jean Feeney at North Congregational UCC, Columbus, May 12, 2012.
Lisa Withrow
Professor in the Dewire Chair of Christian Leadership
Associate Academic Dean
Editor and contributor, Alienation and Connection: Suffering in a Global Age, Lexington Books, November 2011.
Co-editor (guest), "Women and Leadership," Journal of Religious Leadership, Spring 2012.
Academic lectures and presentations
"Ecology of Vocation," co-presenter, Academy of Religious Leadership, Seattle, April 2012.
Participant, Association of Theological Schools Committee on Race and Ethnicity, Pittsburgh, March 2-4, 2012.
Awards and appointments
Named guest editor of Journal of Religious Leadership, 2011-12.
Church and popular lectures
Guest speaker and retreat leader, Episcopal Diocese Clergy Convocation, Syracuse, N.Y., October 2011.
"Getting Along with Neighbors," Habitat for Humanity, Delaware, Ohio, Feb. 14, 2012.
Consultation, conflict management tools, Akron First UMC, April 2012.
Yvonne Zimmerman
Assistant Professor of Christian Ethics
"Christianity and Human Trafficking," Religion Compass, October 2011.
Academic lectures and presentations
Panelist, "The Role of Religious Institutions in Combating Human Trafficking," the Protection Project's Sixth Annual Symposium on Trafficking in Persons. The theme of the symposium was "The Five Elements of Civil Society: A New Approach to Participation in Combatting Trafficking in Persons." Johns Hopkins University, Washington, D.C., Oct. 7, 2011.
American Academy of Religion, November 2011.
Society of Christian Ethics, January 2012.
Church and popular lectures
"Re-Examining Our Sexual Ethics," Summit on 16th UMC, Jan. 19, 2012.


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"Sons of Anarchy" starts shooting season 7 at the end of May so it is only natural that casting news begins leaking out now. In an April 12 report, Enstarz talked about the return of one of season 6's more memorable guest stars, Robert Patrick.
Patrick played San Bernardino Charter President Packer in just 1 episode of the sixth season. Showrunner Kurt Sutter says Patrick will be back with a bigger story that will span several episodes in season 7. Sutter also revealed that SAMCRO's sometimes-ally, the Mayans, who have been a major component of the show since the beginning, will have a larger role in the final season as well.
In other casting news, The Epoch Times reported that Sutter revealed that Emilio Rivera (Marcus Alvarez) and Billy Brown (August Marks) will return for season 7. This casting announcement comes just days after fans learned that Nicotera (Ratboy Skogstram) and David Labrava (Happy) had been made regulars for season 7. Sutter says several characters remain uncast.
Enstarz also reported that shock rocker Marilyn Manson will not only lend his musical talents to the final season, he will be guest appearing as a heroin user or dealer. Here's the Sutter tweet that revealed the news:
"listening to one of @marilynmanson new songs. potent. creepy. cool," Sutter tweeted this week. "look for him in season 7. he'll be the guy riding the dragon."
For those not in the know, the term "riding the dragon" refers to the 'high' someone gets from using heroin. This would seem to tie into another Sutter Tweet under the category of spoilers:
"1 word: DRAGON. jax slays it. MC dances around dead carcass. tig f---s it. catches thunder clap. burning pee. bad rash."
This could just be a Sutter joke but it could also allude to things going on in the final season of the motorcycle club show.
The writer/actor says the script for the premiere has been submitted for approval and he is "digging into" episode 2. Episode 3 is in the works and the 4th episode will get started soon. Sutter admitted he has had trouble closing out the last 2 chapters of "Sons of Anarchy" and that he's been stuck for 3 months.
Katey Sagal who plays Gemma Teller and is Sutter's real life wife says the relationship does not afford her any early knowledge of what's to come. Matt Carter reported that Sagal reads the scripts when everyone else does.
"… I don't know what's going to happen … [The end of season 6 was] shocking. I knew in a big picture what was going to happen, but I didn't know how it was going to happen."
"I don't read them in advance. A lot of people think I might because I'm connected, but I don't read them in advance. I'm just as thrilled as everyone else is, but terrified. They're thrilling and scary."
"Sons of Anarchy" is set to air in September but no official date has been released yet. That is expected in July.
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- Will 'Glee's' Leah Michelle join 'Sons of Anarchy' and move to Charming?
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7 spoilers, Happy and Ratboy are now series regulars
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7 spoilers: Kurt Sutter pitches 'Big Arcs' to network
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7 spoilers: Aaron Paul to appear, Tig Trager to die?
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7 premiere will air in September 2014


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I will review one more BB cream from my bunch, stuff I have been using lately and that is Missha Signature Real. I was pleased with Missha's Perfect Cover and was expecting the same from this one, but those two are different in many ways. First of all, the price. SRC is around 15 $, [...]
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We all know how great BB creams are. Whitening, SPF, coverage, affordable price – is there anything not to love about them? I dont use liquid foundation in regular daily basis since I got my first one.
I have 4 BBs in my make up/skin care stash and here is my review on each of them.


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What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before receiving paclitaxel (Taxol)?
You should not be given this medication if you are allergic to paclitaxel, or to other medications that contain an ingredient called Cremophor EL (polyoxyethylated castor oil). This includes cyclosporine (Gengraf, Neoral, Sandimmune) and teniposide (Vumon).
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- liver disease;
FDA pregnancy category D. Do not receive paclitaxel if you are pregnant. It could harm the unborn baby. Use effective birth control, and tell your doctor if you become pregnant during treatment.
It is not known whether paclitaxel passes into breast milk or if it could harm a nursing baby. You should not breast-feed while you are using paclitaxel.
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Paclitaxel is injected into a vein through an IV. You will receive this injection in a clinic or hospital setting. Paclitaxel must be given slowly, and the IV infusion can take up to 24 hours to complete.
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Health drinks are currently all the rage, and when I saw these stocked next to the Mamma Chia, which is my current favorite, I decided to try them. First the good part: they're really high in protein with mostly organic ingredients, and they also have some fiber in them. They're also free of soy, which makes them much healthier than many health foods these days. Most bottled health drinks are high in sugar, even if there is no sugar added. At 17 grams of sugar, these are modestly sweet compared to some of the really sweet ones out there.
These are essentially a protein smoothie in a bottle. There's even a fun-to-read bottle. The one for the Chocolate Charge flavor (yes, there's a chocolate flavor) boasted a quotation from cartoon creator Charles M. Schulz: "All you need is love. But a little chocolate now & then doesn't hurt."
Alas, however, there was one thing I didn't really like about these, and it's a big thing: the flavor. I tried the Mango Magic first, and it had a heavy fruit flavor and tasted syrupy sweet to me. Plus it had a sort of medicinal aftertaste that I didn't like. It reminded me of that vitamin syrup that used to be on the market years ago. Then I tried the Chocolate Charge. Being chocolate, this one had a natural edge, at least from my perspective, but I still wasn't wild about it. It is really a chocolate-coconut flavor, but here again, there was that unpleasant medicinal aftertaste. Looking at the ingredients, I couldn't figure out where this was coming from, but I assume it's just something to do with the processing; the ingredients all looked fine to me, and nothing was listed that should taste medicinal.
Although Suja Essentials have much to commend them from a health standpoint, I just didn't like the taste. That doesn't necessarily mean that you won't, so if they sound good to you you might want to try them anyway. Just don't say I didn't warn you.


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Local farm market vendors were among the vendors represented in yesterday's Americana Fourth of July Festival in Centerville. The event began in 1972 as a sidewalk sale promoted by the Centerville downtown merchants; nowadays, the City closes the streets for a 4th of July Festival which includes a parade, an antique and classic car and truck show, a 5K run, live music, children's activities and more.
Over 75,000 people attend the festival each year, and yesterday's event was no exception, with crowds as far as the eye could see looking north on highway 48.
Vendor booths were located on North Main Street, from Franklin Street north into Benham's Grove and included farm market booths with a variety of salsas, gourmet pet treats, candles, wooden roses and more.
Walt's Homemade Salsa was there with their tasty salsa - a combination of tomatoes, black beans, yellow and white corn, fresh red onion and red bell pepper plus a variety of spices (and peppers, as you climb the heat ladder from Mild, to Medium, to Hot and X-Hot). There are no added preservatives, the produce is grown locally and the salsas are canned locally!
Tom's Garden brought along their Man Sauce, their (slightly less hot) Woman Sauce, their Mistress Sauce ("hotter and more expensive"), and their new Habanero Heatwave Shake for popcorn, nachos or anything else you care to sprinkle some heat onto. No chemicals, no additives, no pesticides, and no artificial 'flavors' are used in Tom's products, and the vegetable ingredients are all grown by Tom in his Sugarcreek township garden. Tom's Garden creates hot sauces and shakes that still allow you to taste the flavors of the vegetables involved!
Marion's Candles 'n Crafts and Missy's Wooden Roses (regular vendors at Dayton's 2nd Street Market) brought along their handmade items: in addition to creating wooden roses in every color imaginable, they also have soy-based candles made with soy bean butter, vitamin E, lecithin and sterolins. When burning the candle, the warm wax can be applied to the skin to soften it, reduce the appearance of scars and diminish age spots. They are always happy to demonstrate the soothing effect of the wax on your skin. Products with shea butter, aloe and jojoba oil are available as well; these soften, nourish and moisturize the skin.
One of the regular vendors at the Sugarcreek Township Farm Market, A Bit of a Bite Salsa was also present with salsas created using fresh, locally-sourced, GMO-free vegetables such as tomatoes, zucchini, onions, hot peppers and cilantro. A blend of organic spices are then added, but no preservatives, artificial ingredients or high fructose corn syrups are ever used. As an example of the freshness in this salsa, the summer zucchinis are picked one morning and within 48 hours they have been turned into salsa and canned! All of A Bit of a Bite salsas are vegan and free of gluten, soy and peanut products, and several levels of 'heat' are available to suit any preference.
Pure Ohio Maple Syrup brought along maple syrup created locally using no chemicals, preservatives or artificial flavorings in the processing of the syrup—the flavor comes solely from the maple tree itself. Surprisingly, maple syrup contains as much calcium as milk (15 times the calcium of honey), significant amounts of zinc and manganese and trace amounts of vitamins B2, B5, B6, niacin, biotin and folic acid. You can also purchase Pure Ohio Maple Syrup products at the 2nd Street Market in Dayton.
Sweet P's Handcrafted Ice Pops were doing a brisk business. These tasty ice pops (regularly available at the 2nd St Market as well as at their Kettering location) are similar to Mexican paletas and are made using the freshest ingredients. and unique flavors.
Not to forget the pets, Yapa out of Tipp City had a booth with handcrafted dog and cat treats and toys created by individuals with disabilities. Creating the products allows these individuals to learn cooking and sewing skills, enhances hand-eye coordination, and allows them to earn wages.
New to this Examiner was Seasonal Selections Gourmet Salsas out of Waynesville, Ohio. Makers of salsas since 1998, they offer some unique salsas such as Spicy Sauerkraut (of course) Mostly Morel and Bacon. Salsas are either sweet or with a more serious kick to them, and they are delicious! Samples were available for all of the salsas, with the Mostly Morel and the Bacon salsas being our personal favorites. SeasonaSelections' next stop is the Queen City Sausage Festival in Cincinnati, but you can look for them at our local venues after that, including, of course, the Sauerkraut Festival in Waynesville.
As you visit the many festivals around the Miami Valley this summer, keep an eye out for our local vendors and their delicious, fresh and tasty wares.


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The Area being Modelled is :-
A Database to store Police Information Reports
A simple Database to manage incoming information reports on criminal activity.
The basic categories of our intelligence reports are "Persons", "Crime Category",
i.e drugs, break & enter etc, "Locations of Interest", "Vehicles of Interest".
There is a narrative field to describe the criminal activity.
Each intelligence report is allocated a unique reference number, in the format of 'I 12345678'.
It should be possible to enter a 'Person of Interest' only once in the database,
with a photo, then relate that persons involvements to data stored in the locations,
vehicles, intelligence category tables, and include a description of the the report
narrative, as information comes in on their activities, like where they go to -
different locations, where they drive different vehicles.
Sometimes there are many persons of interest combined in the one report.
So I would like to be able to find a common way of linking the persons where the
information report number is the same, Or if there is a better way to
link the persons who appear in the same intelligence report.


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High School: Elgin in Elgin, Illinois
College: University of Wyoming
Draft: Cincinnati Royals, 2nd round (7th pick, 15th overall), 1965 NBA Draft
NBA Debut: October 15, 1966 ▪ ABA Debut: November 21, 1973
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Arshile Gorky, "The Liver is the Cock's Comb," 1944. Courtesy of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY.
Holland Cotter saw the Arshile Gorky show in Philadelphia and reports in the NY Times that eclecticism rules. "As you move from Gorky playing Cézanne, to Gorky doing Cubism, to Gorky the Surrealist. Constant throughout, though, is an impression, as strong and invisible as a force field, of physical and psychic concentration. It radiates from meticulously drawn, plotted, eraser-smudged and redrawn studies for paintings and from the painted, scraped-down, piled up, scratched-into surfaces of the paintings themselves, which betray revisions made to incorporate new formal and technical information that Gorky gleaned from prowling museums, poring over art magazines and talking with artists. And much as he was one of the great absorbers in art, Gorky was also one of the great pretenders in life. The two roles, both about survival through invention, are closely related. Just as he changed aesthetic identities, he changed personal histories....
"In 1946 Gorky's life started to unraveled with shocking force. His studio burned, with a significant loss of work. He had debilitating, humiliating surgery for rectal cancer and sank into a depression. Over the next year his marriage foundered; his wife had a fling with his mentor-friend Matta. In 1948, after losing the use of his painting arm in a car accident, Gorky hanged himself. Knowing about this end naturally darkens our view of all that came before, but darkness really was there early with his family's life as refugees and his mother's death, and despite the relocations and reinventions, it never withdrew. What kept life manageable was art, and specifically the practice of art, a practice that Gorky turned into an art, a kind of yoga of learning, looking, focusing, doing, redoing, humbly, pridefully, hourly, daily.
"Creation was salvation. That sounds romantic, but why put it any other way? Gorky was a Romantic, though that only becomes fully evident in his art at the end. If the Philadelphia show seems to take a long time to get to the end, the great stuff there is worth the wait. And besides, you're getting some of it all along the way, in art that is all one thing, all one life."
"Arshile Gorky: A Retrospective," organized by Michael R. Taylor. Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA. Through Jan. 10, 2010.


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Many animal organizations, new and old alike, wrack their brains on how to get their adoptable pets out into the public eye. While you may use one or many of the following tips, there may be a couple you haven't yet thought of.
Keep your pet listings on Petfinder and Adopt-A-Pet (and other sites) up to date.
If you don't have a Petfinder or Adopt-A-Pet account already, set one up. These are nationally recognized sites that cater to animal organizations and they are searched thousands of time per day. You would be surprised at the number of people who check these sites with frequency in their search for a companion. Some animal rescues have been known to scan these sites in search of animals in high kill shelters that they can pull before their euthanasia dates.
Make sure to update the information about your pets on a regular basis. If you listed your pet six months ago you'll need to update the animal's age at the very least. It is also good to update the general description from time to time as you learn more about the habits and behaviors (and antics) of the pets in your charge. Current images are a must as well.
When your pets are adopted, remove them from your listings. You don't want people inquiring about animals you don't have.
When you get a new pet, add it as soon as it is available for adoption. If you don't put it on your Petfinder or Adopt-A-Pet account, people have no way of knowing you have it. They cannot adopt what they don't see.
Build a website.
Websites are the best stationary place to host all the information about your organization and of course your pet listings. If you don't know how to build a website enlist a volunteer to do it for you. There is almost always someone knowledgeable about website construction willing to volunteer their time and skills to help out their local animal organizations.
Make sure to keep your pet listings on your website current. If you have a Petfinder or Adopt-A-Pet account, they can be coded into your website and will update automatically in your web pages as you list or change descriptions of animals on your Petfinder or Adopt-A-Pet accounts.
Almost all granting foundations will want to check out your website to see what your organization is all about and the pets you are saving. It's important to keep all of your website information up to date.
Show pets off with great images and videos
Great images are always the best way to get your pets noticed. When I say great images I mean images that are sharp and in focus, full body shots, as well as a good facial close ups. Nothing gets to the heart of an animal lover like the soulful eyes of a pet.
When photographing pets it's a good idea to get down to eye level with them. What can you tell from a body shot of a dog standing right over the top of their back?
Have a handler to help when you take images. Having someone to handle the animal's makes the job easier and cuts the time in half. Also, having a set of human legs, hands, etc. in the image will help to add size and scale to the pet you are photographing.
Never take images of animals behind fences. Animals photographed behind fences may appear dangerous or pitiful, neither of which is the right kind of attention for a pet in need of a new home. Contrary to popular belief, pitiful images of animals are not what helps to get them adopted. No one wants to adopt a pitiful animal. Images depicting the true nature of a pet are always the best bet.
Because animals move so much during photographing, the natural lighting of the outdoors is better for your images as opposed to reduced indoor lighting. Indoor images almost always require a flash which is usually harsh and doesn't make for good images, especially those of pets. Also, taking an animal out away from the distraction of other animals will make photographing them easier and more enjoyable for you and the animal both.
Take video of playful or silly pets to show off their personalities. Anytime you can show an animal's behavior is a bonus and people love videos.
Share complete, accurate descriptions about your pets; i.e. their breed, size, likes, dislikes, behaviors, etc.
Always be honest about the nature of the pets in your charge. If they don't like other dogs, say so. If there is food aggression, say so. Being dishonest about a pet's behavior and habits will many times mean adopted animals will come back to your rescue or shelter.
Make sure to list your pet's breed accurately. So many times organizations will generalize the breed or mix of the animals they are trying to find homes for. Make sure to be as accurate about their breed as possible. Seek help or buy a breed chart to better enable you identify and label your pet breeds.
Network your pets on Facebook
Facebook is an unwanted pet's best friend these days. Thousands and thousands of adoptable pets are shared on Facebook every single day and seen by millions of viewers.
Facebook is free and costs your organization nothing but the time to post and repost your animals.
Here we go with great images again. With the thousands of animals posted daily on Facebook, eye grabbing images are the trick to getting your animals seen and paid attention to.
Keep your pets in the top of your Facebook timeline. With all the activity going on with rescues and shelters it is easy for your adoptable pets to get lost in the chaos of day to day communications. Make sure to post or repost at least a couple of your animals on your Facebook timeline each day to keep them fresh in the minds of your readers.
Network your animals with breed animal related and breed specific rescue pages by posting your adoptable pets on their timeline. Even if they do not share with their readers they may be willing to help you place a pet and their readers will be able to see your need in the "posted by others" section of the page.
Always answer questions on your posts and in your message box. Not responding may mean the difference in getting a pet into a good home or not. If you don't have time to post and monitor a Facebook page, seek out a trusted volunteer with good knowledge of your organization, and its animals, to do it for you.
Advertise your pet of the week with local news media
Check with local newspapers to see if they will allow you to run a pet of the week in their pages. Many newspapers and local magazines already have such columns available and if they don't, make the suggestion that they start. Most will be agreeable because animals will draw a whole new readership to their pages.
Call local radio stations and ask if they have spots available for local non-profit organizations. Chances are they do. Many stations save a limited of number of spots for local charities and you need to get your name in the pot. You need just as much help as the next guy.
Many media groups have websites and Facebook pages and may be willing to share your adoptable pets there. Be ready to provide good images and complete description, just in case.
Take adoptable pets or pet notices to local events whenever you're able
Pet supply stores like Petco and Petsmart already have programs in place to handle local adoption events. Call your local Petco or Petsmart to see how you can get a time slot to have your own adoption event.
Check all area pet related stores, groomers, farm suppliers, or service groups to see if you can host an adoption event with them. Most will jump at the chance to draw a new crowd and many times will donate goods or services to your organization.
Find local businesses that are willing to let you put up flyers, bulletins, or notices in their stores to display your adoptable pets and organizational events. Make sure that any information you distribute contains all of your organizations contact information, website address, and Facebook page.


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Dear God, please force me to salvation and together with me as many people as possible.
I don't know, but here are a couple of verses from Hosea that I particularly like:"Sow unto yourselves in righteousness, reap in mercy; break up your fallow ground: for it is time to seek the Lord, till He come and rain righteousness upon you." [Hosea 10:12]"Turn thou to thy God. Keep mercy and judgment and wait on thy God continually." [Hosea 12:6]Selam
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Divinity School financial aid awards, based on academic promise, include partial and full tuition scholarships, as well as fellowships that cover the student's full tuition and provide a stipend toward living expenses. The Committee on Admissions and Aid seeks to provide continuing support at a level consistent with the student's academic performance and financial aid eligibility. The Committee makes awards on the basis of a full-time academic program unless otherwise specified in the admissions application. If a student registers for a part-time course of study, the amount of the award will be reassessed at the time of registration. Only degree students are eligible for Divinity School financial aid.
All PhD students admitted to the Divinity School, in every area of doctoral study, receive a 5-year University of Chicago Fellowship, which provides full tuition, a $22,000 living stipend, up to four summer research stipends of $3,000 each, and coverage for the student through the University Student Health Insurance Plan (U-SHIP). (Additional coverage for spouse and/or dependents is available. See http://studenthealth.uchicago.edu for more information on spouse and dependent premium costs.)
Admission to the Divinity School's PhD program reflects the faculty's judgment that a student shows exceptional promise for scholarship and teaching in her or his field of study. This financial aid package from the University is intended to allow each doctoral student to place full attention on their course of study and research, and to make timely progress through the program.
Students who have been admitted to PhD candidacy may also pursue a variety of dissertation writing awards. These include the Divinity School's Martin Marty Center Jr. Dissertation Fellowships; the Provost, Harper, and Mellon Dissertation Fellowship awards (see Additional Funding); and other, off-campus opportunities, such as the Newcombe Fellowship (see "Further Resources").
MA students are eligible for financial aid for the equivalent of two years of Full-Time Residence. The Committee on Admissions and Aid makes awards at the time of admission, and offers for the initial year will be automatically renewed for the second year, pending satisfactory academic progress. (MA students who are subsequently admitted to the PhD program will receive the standard University of Chicago Fellowship for PhD students. See Aid for PhD students for more information).
All admitted MA applicants who request financial assistance are considered for the following awards, and no supplemental application form is required.
1. The Divinity School Visiting Committee Fellowship is awarded to one exemplary student admitted to the MA program. The award provides full tuition plus a $12,000 stipend, and is funded by generous gifts from members of the Divinity School's Visiting Committee. The fellowship is renewable for the second year of the MA program.
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More and more women I know over 40 are letting their hair go gray naturally. They say they feel freer and more "authentic." They're setting an example for women everywhere that aging is nothing to be ashamed of, and we should kick the bottle and just let it go.
God help me, but I'm addicted to the bottle.
I've been a bottle blonde for about 10 years. I didn't start off being a blonde. I was born with a full head of bushy, dark-brown hair befitting my southern Italian heritage and pretty much grew up looking like Annette Funicello.
Then it happened. Around age 30, the first sprig of gray appeared. I was like, WTF!!—gray at 30? Pluck! Out came that sucker. But you know what happens once you start plucking—suddenly a sprig turns into two sprigs, and the next thing you know you've got enough silver on your head to decorate the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
I was having none of that. As soon as the grays started coming in faster than I could pluck, I headed to the drug store and picked up a box of permanent haircolor.
If you've never used out-of-a-box haircolor, you can't really appreciate the lengths women go to to maintain the illusion of youth. Between the mess, the staining everything in sight, the latex gloves and the godawful ammonia smell, it's an experience somewhere between a root canal and childbirth. Given the alternative, though, I held my breath, donned the gloves and got used to it.
To me, the haircoloring routine beat my mother's solution to midlife graying which was to pop on a wig. Sometime in my teens it showed up—a short, frosted blonde bob with its own Styrofoam head that sat on her dresser. To my brothers, this made a nifty movie prop for one of their homemade, 8mm horror flicks. My fascination was in turning myself into my favorite TV girl spy, Honey West. A little eyebrow pencil for the Anne Francis mole, and I was a starlet. But wear one to cover up my grays? Not a chance.
I kept touching up all the way through my thirties and almost halfway into my forties when it finally became apparent that the gray hairs were winning. I had two choices, both drastic at that point: either go gray all the way or go blonde. I chose blonde because, frankly, gray was never a good color for me, and I was fascinated with the age-old question: Did blondes really have more fun?
I didn't tell anyone in advance I was converting. I was afraid of the inevitable incredulous stares and statements like: "Are you bleaching your eyebrows to match, because brown eyebrows and blonde hair would just be weird." So I snuck into a local stylist recommended to me by my blonde sister-in-law and laid it on the line: "I need to walk out of here a blonde!"
Fortunately, I'd lucked out and found an excellent colorist, which is really, really important if you're going to do something as irreversible as strip off all your haircolor. The stylist warned me not to look after that step … she said it usually freaked women out. Of course, I had to look … and freaked out. The last time I'd seen that color of burnt orange was on a Cheeto. So you have to imagine my reaction when the next thing that goes on my hair is some purple goop. Had Barney died and been cremated? "Trust me," the stylist said, "it'll look great!" I sat and pondered this under a plastic hair bonnet for what seemed like hours. I'm sure it wasn't, but I was having an anxiety attack and all there was to read were old Cosmos and hair design magazines. Finally, after rinsing out and blow drying, I looked in the mirror and there I was … a bottle blonde!
I loved it. Like, couldn't-stop-looking-at-myself loved it. It was like being reincarnated with Christie Brinkley's head. The biggest problem was that it took my brain about three weeks to adjust. Seems that big squishy blob in our craniums doesn't relearn things it sees every day, like our faces. It just automatically fills in the blanks. But do something radical like change your haircolor and your brain goes, "Huh? Who the hell are you?" Every time I passed a mirror I jumped because I thought some strange woman was staring at me.
Of course, going blonde didn't stop the gray roots from appearing; it just hid them much better. But, God bless America, we now have Clairol Root Touch Up so we can perform a gray roots exorcism in just 10 minutes.
I have the greatest respect for every woman who chooses the natural route, I really do. It's just not for me. And I stopped seeing my coloring as disguising my age. Rather, I look at it as managing my age, sort of the way limiting myself to one Entenmann's Chocolate Chip cookie bar a week is a way of appeasing my sweet tooth while keeping my butt from becoming a ginormous inner tube. And, yes, being blonde is fun—especially if you're a brunette on the inside. I get to be flakey, sassy, smart and obsessively organized all at once. Kind of the complete SITC entourage in one body!
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Little Free Libraries have been popping up in Madison neighborhoods, much to the delight of book lovers. They have been likened to birdhouses, but instead of nesting materials, these lawn libraries are filled with books.
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Here we focus on the changes of sea ice measured by Upward Looking Sonars (ULSs) at locations of our moorings (A, B, C, D, Figure 1). The Fresh Water Content (FWC) in sea ice (FWCI or solid) is formally given by equation (2)
Here, zice is the draft of the sea ice that we measured using Upward-Looking Sonars (ULSs); fb is the freeboard of the sea ice. The freeboard can be measured by satellites but here we calculate sea ice thickness (Hi, which is zice+fb) from the sea ice draft as Hi=zice(ρω/ρi), where ρi and ρω are ice and water densities, respectively. Assuming that sea ice salinity (Sice) is vertically uniform in the BGR, Sice=1.8 according to Perovich et al., [2009] the FWCI is calculated as
FWCI = 0.948Hi (3).
For snow FWC calculations we follow the recommendations of Sturm et al. [2002] who analyzed the evolution and spatial distribution of the snow cover on the Arctic sea ice during the Surface Heat Budget of the Arctic Ocean (SHEBA) project. Specifically we assume that the snow has no salt and that the snow water equivalent, SWE = 0.343Hsn where Hsn is snow thickness.
The range of sea ice thickness changes (obtained from ULS records) varies among moorings. The seasonal magnitude of sea ice draft (Figure 2) is approximately 150 cm. The maximum ice draft/thickness in the BGR is observed between May and June and the minimum between late August and early November depending on the year and mooring location. The seasonal transformations of FWCI are discussed in section FWC seasonal transformations.
Hutchings, J. K., and I. G. Rigor (2009), Mechanisms explaining anomalous ice conditions in the Beaufort Sea during 2006 and 2007, Eos Trans. AGU, 89(53), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract C51A-0525.
Perovich, D. K., J. A. Richter-Menge, K. F. Jones, and B. Light (2008), Sunlight, water, and ice: Extreme Arctic sea ice melt during the summer of 2007, Geophys. Res. Lett., 35, L11501, doi:10.1029/2008GL034007.
Perovich, D. K., T. C. Grenfell, B. Light, B. C. Elder, J. Harbeck, C. Polashenski, W. B. Tucker, and C. Stelmach, Transpolar observations of the morphological properties of Arctic sea ice J. Geophys. Res., 114, C00A04, doi:10.1029/2008JC004892 30 January 2009.
Sturm, M., J. Holmgren, and D. K. Perovich (2002), Winter snow cover on the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean at the Surface Heat Budget of the Arctic Ocean (SHEBA): Temporal evolution and spatial variability, J. Geophys. Res., 107(C10), 8047, doi:10.1029/2000JC000400.
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text: Michael Goodwine, 61, of Loveland passed away April 25 in Fort Collins. He was born on August 28, 1944 to Clifford Goodwine and Alvena Hall Goodwine in Greeley, CO. He grew up in Grover, CO and went on to complete his Journeyman pipefitter apprenticeship in Ft. Collins and Denver. He retired after 35 years of work in the Union. Michael was a resident of Loveland for over 30 years. He was previously married to Margee (Knuppel) Geyer. He married Patty Goodwine on July 8, 1977 in Ft. Collins, CO. He was a member of the American Quarter Horse Association. Played softball, enjoyed the outdoors, fishing and especially fly fishing. He was a team roper, avid golfer and loved spending time with his friends, horses and dog. Michael's motto in life was work hard and play hard. Two of his biggest prides were his grandsons and he loved spending time with them. He is survived by his wife Patty Goodwine of Loveland; his mother Alvena Goodwine of Cheyenne, WY; daughters Michelle Goodwine of Ft. Collins, CO; Shannon (Drew) Sheesley of Ft. Collins; Heidi Goodwine of Loveland; brothers Dennis (Max) Goodwine of Cheyenne, WY; Stanley (Pam) Goodwine of Rochester, NY; sisters Violet Goodwine of Thermopolis, WY; Diana (Kenny) Fietner of Kimball, NE; 2 grandsons Jack and Luke; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father Clifford Goodwine and brother Clifford Goodwine Jr. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 am, on April 28 at Allnutt Hunter Chapel. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Friends of the Library in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 2100 N. Lincoln Ave., Loveland, CO 80538. Cremation will take place.


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As we honor the memory of Jack Rodger as a credit union pioneer for nearly four decades, we recall his favorite passage: "Faith, hope and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love." He loved people and his dedication to helping those he knew was readily apparent.
Rodger was assistant secretary of the Franklin Life Insurance Company in Springfield before he retired. Active in the credit union movement since 1954, Jack was president, treasurer and credit committee chair for the company's credit union. He also served on its supervisory committee.
Jack was an alternate director of CUNA and the Governor's Advisory Board for Credit Unions. Rodger was a director of Mid-States Corporate Federal Credit Union. He was also elected as director of the Illinois Credit Union League in 1969, serving for more than a decade.
Rodger gave generously of his time to his community of Springfield. He was a past master and treasurer of St. Paul's Lodge #500, AF&AM. He was on the advisory board, the Order of DeMolay, the Legion of Honor of DeMolay and a member of the Elks Lodge #158 B.P.O.E.
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We threw my son a pirate party for his 5th birthday and I had such a fun time planning it! Planning became a family affair! I drew a lifesize pirate boy, Captain Hook, and a skull and crossbones on plywood and had my husband cut them out. My kids and I spent a couple evening painting them. The pirate boy greeted our guests in the front yard with balloons tied around his wrist and Captain Hook was bombarded with water balloon canon balls during one of our games. So much fun!
Once all the kidlets entered the house, they had to make a stop at the Pirate table and become true pirates, hooks and all. I designed the sign in photoshop and slipped it in a frame I bought at the dollar store. All the rest of the pirate gear I bought at different places online. Then I sprinked the table with chocolate gold coins. I think those were gone within seconds! I also cut out some vinyl with my Silhouette machine and put it above the table. It reads: Pirates Only: All others will walk the plank. Loved it!
Once the kids were true pirates, they had jobs to do. I set up the kids' tables in our breakfast room. Don't be afraid to move around your furniture. My breakfast table found a new temporary home in our office for the day.
I covered the table with plastic table clothes I found at the Dollar Store. Also, I made a simple banner and hung some paper lanterns that I bought at Hobbly Lobby on either end. Each little pirate had a treasure chest to decorate. I set out crayons, markers, and foam stickers to make the chests pirate worthy.
We had a ton of food and sweets for all the kids to eat! I served each kid dinner in these adorable gable boxes that I bought off Etsy. Then I designed a label in photoshop and printed it on sticker paper, cut it with my paper cutter, and stuck it on the box.
The label said "Ye Hearty Grub" and then listed all the food that was inside. I had Golden Nuggets with Ruby sauce (chicken nuggets and ketchup), Pirate Booty (fun popcorn snacks that are actually called Pirate Booty), and a Ship O' Fruit with a Sword (the waffle bowls that I posted before filled with fruit and a little sword pick). The kids loved having their own boxes and I think the parents loved not having to fix a plate of food for the kids.
We also had chocolate dipped marshmallows with black sprinkles. pirate cookies that I made, pirate cake pops that I also made, and a beautiful cake that I did not make!
Next up are the favors. I lurve them! I found the cutest pirate gumball machines online and had to have them. I designed a cute little tag to go along with it and let my silhouette machine do all the cutting. I love that thing.
In addition to the Captain Hook game (where the kids had to walk a plank to get to black water balloon canon balls), we also had a treasure hunt and a pirate jewel dig. For the treasure hunt, the kids had to find clues hidden all over the yard. At the end of the hunt, I had a treasure chest filled with little canvas bags that I ironed on a skull and cross bones. I filled them with chocolate gold coins.


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• Fulton Bank, 600 S. Harrison Street, Wilmington, Delaware
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• March 11, 2014, at approximately 10:50 a.m.
• Fulton Bank
Defendant: (mugshot withheld for investigative purposes)
Quincy Taylor, 23, 1400 block Chestnut Street, Wilmington, Delaware
- Robbery 1st Degree
- Wearing a Disguise During the Commission of a Felony
- Resisting Arrest
Police arrested probationer Quincy Taylor minutes after he robbed the Fulton Bank at 600 South Harrison Street.
At approximately 10:50 a.m., Quincy Taylor entered the Fulton Bank and handed the teller a note implying that he was armed and demanding money. The bank teller complied with the demand and Taylor fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. Dispatchers provided officers with Taylor's description and his last direction of travel. Minutes later, Master Corporal Caro Spearman observed Taylor, who matched the suspect description, in the 900 block of Elm Street. Taylor fled and was apprehended after a foot chase. Assisting officers searched the area and located the money in a rear yard.
Quincy Taylor was arraigned at Justice of the Peace Court 20 and committed to Howard R. Young Correctional Institution in lieu of $57,000 cash bail.


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Mark Steyn on the result of the British general election:
It would be churlish to deny oneself the pleasure of hooting at the politico-media establishment, but, when that's done, this is a deeply unhealthy electoral result. The Conservatives won because Labour got wiped out in Scotland and the Liberals got wiped out in England. But the reality is that, for a supposedly United Kingdom, the country no longer has any national political party. England and Scotland have taken on the characteristics of Northern Ireland — hermetically sealed polities full of weird, unlovely regional parties ("SNP", "Conservative", "Labour") that have no meaning once you cross the border, and whose internal disputes are of no relevance to the other three-quarters of the kingdom: Nobody outside Ulster cares about "official" Unionists vs the more red-blooded Democratic Unionists. And so it goes with the Scots Nats and Labour in Scotland: nationalist socialists vs unionist socialists; Likewise, with the Tories and UKIP in England: transnationalist conservatives vs nationalist conservatives.
Wales is the exception that proves the rule, where UKIP outpolled Plaid Cymru, albeit with no seats to show for it. The Scottish National Party got 4.7 per cent of the UK vote, and 56 seats. UKIP had nearly thrice as many voters — 12.6 per cent — but only one seat. That discrepancy is because there is no longer any such thing as "the UK vote". I far prefer the Westminster first-past-the-post system to European "proportional representation", but it only works if you have genuinely national parties. If the system decays into four groups of regional parties, the House of Commons will look less and less like a genuine national parliament, and more and more like some surly conditional arrangement — Scottish Kurds, Tory Shia and seething Labour Sunni triangles.
The composition of the new house would strike any mid-20th century Briton as freakish and unsettling. It's a bit like Canada in the Nineties — where Reform couldn't break out of the west, the Bloc Québécois dominated Quebec, the rump Tories clung on in the Atlantic provinces, and Ontario and a few seats hither and yon gave the Liberals their majority. The difference is that the Bloquistes are pretend separatists; the Scottish National Party are not.
And that's before you take into account the competing nationalist dynamics of the Anglo-Scottish victors: secession from the UK north of the border and detachment from the EU south. Cameron is a wily operator and one notices he uses the words "United Kingdom" far more than his predecessors. But saying will not make it so.


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Hilty, L; Jäncke, Lutz; Luechinger, Roger; Boutellier, Urs; Lutz, Kai (2010). Limitation of physical performance in a muscle fatiguing handgrip exercise is mediated by thalamo-insular activity. Human Brain Mapping, 32(12):2151-2160.
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In this study, we investigated central/supraspinal processes mediating cessation of a muscle fatiguing exercise. Fifteen male subjects performed 39 intermittent, isometric handgrip contractions (13 s on, 5-6 s off) with the dominant right hand while brain activation was assessed by means of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). An adaptive, partly stochastic protocol was designed such that in approximately 50% of the contraction trials the required force could not be held until the end of the trial (task failure trial). Trials performed in compliance with the force requirements (succeeded trial) were compared with task failure trials concerning neural activity during a small time window before task failure occurred. The data revealed significantly increased activation contralaterally in both the mid/anterior insular cortex and the thalamus during the investigated time window in the case of subsequent task failure. In accordance with other studies investigating sensations that alert the organism to urgent homeostatic imbalance such as air hunger, hunger for food, and pain, we assume that an increased thalamo-insular activation in the context of a fatigue-induced handgrip exercise could reflect increased homeostatic disturbance in the exercising muscle and may be of essential importance by mediating task failure to maintain the integrity of the organism. Hum Brain Mapp, 2010. © 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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On November 9th, Mike Cullison and The Regulars will be performing a special staged presentation of the songs and stories from the new album The Barstool Monologues. The event, being called "A Honkey-Tonk Canterbury Tales", will be held at 7:00 p.m. at The Building, 1008C Woodland Street, East Nashville. Audience specials for the evening include souvenir scripts as well as Barstool Monologues drink coasters while supplies last. The production will be also be videotaped.
Cullison, who is the author or co-author of all the songs from the album, has been hailed by critics as "Country the way Country used to be". In the production, he plays the role of the Bartender "Hollis", while the cast of "The Regulars" is performed by a quite a variety of singers and musicians, which I've listed below.
The unique show is described best in the press-release I found this week in my inbox:
"In The Barstool Monologues, Nashville-based Cullison weaves the lives of bar patrons into songs, then threads those songs together with short spoken-word narratives to create a vivid musical tableau: There's the heartbroken lover, the fracturing couple, the other woman, the lonely imbiber ... each introduced by a bartender named Hollis who sees and hears it all. Various singers inhabit their personas, spinning musical novellas."
Brent Fleury, from Bold Life, says this about the production:
"He does a great job painting this picture of this little roadhouse and the lives of its regulars. It draws the listener in, allowing us the opportunity to see behind the curtain of the world from where he draws his musical inspiration."
Chuck Dauphin, of Music News Nashville, calls Cullison
"...one of Nashville's most respected tunesmiths".
The Musicians and cast for The Barstool Monologues, are as follows:
- Mike Cullison, Vocals (aka "Hollis", Owner/Bartender at "The Oasis"), www.theroadhouserambler.com (has written with Johnny Neel of The Allman Brothers, No. 1 country hit writer Don Goodman, and Crosby Stills & Nash veteran Mike Stergis)
- Mark Robinson, Guitar and Vocals / www.MarkRobinsonGuitar.com (also Producer of the CD; debut album is critically acclaimed 'Quit Your Job - Play Guitar'; has played and guested with Tommy Womack, Davis Raines, Walt Wilkins, Johnny Neel, Tracy Nelson)
- Daniel Seymour, Bass / http://danielseymour.wordpress.com/ (also Associate Producer of the CD; plays with Tommy Womack, David Olney, Matt Urmy, Otis Gibbs)
- Justin Amaral, Drums / https://www.facebook.com/justin.amaral (has played with Junior Brown, The Half Brass, Amelia White)
- Randy Handley, Piano and Vocals / http://bigsisterproductions.com/randy_handley (has written songs for and/or played with John Mellencamp, Garth Brooks, Lee Roy Parnell, Hal Ketchum, John Cowan, John Denver)
- David Wood, Steel Guitar (has played with Lorie Morgan, Joe Diffie, and Doug Stone)
- Ben Graves, Harmonica, Saxophone and Vocals / https://www.facebook.com/ben.graves.311 (jazz-rocker extraordinaire; has played with Kid Rock, James Otto, Rebecca Lynn Howard)
- Jon Byrd, Vocals / www.jonbyrd.com (most recent album is the critically acclaimed "Down at the Well of Wishes": "Americana the way it was and the way it should be" --MOJO Magazine)
- Davis Raines, Vocals / www.davisraines.com (well known Nashville songwriter with cuts by Walt Wilkins, Kenny Rogers, Pam Tillis; his most recent album "Santa Maria Hotel" has been called "a gem")
- Tiffany Huggins Grant, Vocals / www.tiffanyhugginsgrant.com (this award-winning songwriter's new album is "Sing Sigh Kitty")
- Travis Lamb, Vocals / https://www.facebook.com/pages/Travis-Lamb/267214746632470 (has worked with, among others, Jim & Jesse and The Oak Ridge Boys)
- Lisa Oliver-Gray, Vocals / https://www.facebook.com/lisa.olivergray.7 (sings with Tommy Womack and many others, including Will Kimbrough, Bonnie Bishop, Marshall Chapman; new CD "Dedicated to Love" has been called "compelling and distinctive")
For more information on the show you can call 615-975-9465. You can also learn more about Mike Cullison, at his website: www.theroadhouserambler.com.
It is suggested that you mark this special event on your calendar--it's not everyday that Music City plays host to a "honky-tonk Canterbury Tales."
--Ken Utterback is a long-time musician who writes a blog on MySpace as well as the occasional essay for other publications. You can email Ken at: firstname.lastname@example.com--
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The Renewables Obligation (RO) is one of the main support mechanisms for renewable electricity projects in the UK. Smaller scale generation is mainly supported through the Feed-In Tariff (FITs).
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