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Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Rainbows and Jigsaws..
I've just read a blog where the writer was using a massive dollop of irony to highlight the confusing messages this day puts out. Is it a day? Is it a month? Is it universal or just created by Autism Speaks so they can continue to promote research into cures for autism? Is it light it up blue or is it rainbows and jigsaws? Yes it was written with sarcasm and irony and cutting edge humour but the response from one or two people was without a doubt vicious!
You see, I'm not autistic but I have a great deal of autism in my life. My world is deeply effected by the diagnosis of my children. I do not say that in a way to provoke pity but if you've read any of my blog you will know that its as much an emotional journey for me and lee as it is for my kids. Any parent of a child with any kind of special needs, medical history, behavioural problem, birth defect, brain damage or learning difficulties carries these diagnosis with them too. Sure thing, our life isn't impacted in the way our child's is but its still impacted. Lee and I live in the same house as "autism" and therefore we live, for now and probably for the foreseeable future, an autistic life.
Posted by Www.autismandlove.com at 22:47
Labels: autism advocate, autism and love, autism speakers, autism spectrum disorder, autistic children, living with autism, parenting autism, special needs, warrior mothers, world autism awareness day
4 comments:
- TLM said...
FANTASTIC POST! Very well said and I thank you for speaking up!
- 4 April 2013 at 04:09
- stacey sparrow said...
Another amazing post! Xx
- 4 April 2013 at 13:46
- Meandmine Asdinit said...
Brilliant Donna; you are so right in what you say. LOVE your blog - it really keeps me going :)
- 4 April 2013 at 21:49
- Oya's Daughter said...
Well done on that! I posted about it last year and was even accused of advocating child abuse (!!) because I didn't big-ups the Autism community. *sigh* But it's true, autism is just as much a spectrum of who it affects as the condition itself.
P.S. Love the hairfalls!
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One of the common afflictions that can affect your guinea pig are parasites. Guinea pig parasites are a bane to both cavies and their owners. Parasites can do a lot of harm to your guinea pigs. It causes intense itch, and scratching leads to wounds. Parasites can also carry infectious diseases with them, and may even cause anemia in severe cases.
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Rusty Scupper Restaurant and Bar will host its annual 4th of July Extravaganza from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, July 4, 2014 on its topside lounge and decks. The restaurant offers the city's most captivating views of the Inner Harbor's Independence Day fireworks display, ideal for the most patriotic guests in town. The Rusty Scupper will celebrate America's birthday with music, giveaways, drink specials and an-all-you-can-eat crab feast and buffet.
The feast will feature Maryland's favorite dishes including #1 jumbo male crabs, peel & eat shrimp, and Maryland crab soup, in addition to classic-American hamburgers, hot dogs, fried chicken, barbeque ribs, corn on the cob, a variety of salads and assorted desserts. The event is $95.00 per adult and $39.00 per child (10 years old or under)—tax and service charge are not included.
Reservations are required. The main dining level will open at 3 p.m., for regular dinner service, however guests do not have access to the restaurant's topside deck.
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The Rusty Scupper is located on Baltimore's Inner Harbor at the Inner Harbor Marina (402 Key Highway). Celebrating its 30thanniversary in 2012, the Rusty Scupper features contemporary American seafood dishes and seasonal cuisine by Chef Mark Miranda. The restaurant serves lunch Monday through Saturday starting at 11:30 AM, dinner seven days a week and a Live-Jazz brunch on Sundays from 10:45 AM to 2:00 PM. Happy Hour specials at the bar are offered Monday through Friday from 4:00 to 7:00 PM. A complimentary shuttle service is available to guests within the city limits Monday through Saturday from 5:00 PM to close. There are several private dining areas for groups of a variety of sizes. For more information on the Rusty Scupper, call (410) 727-3678 or visitwww.rusty-scupper.com. The Rusty Scupper can also be found at www.facebook.com/RustyScupper.


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Here we see that our Epiphyllums are not yet in bloom.
But boy are they close. That's a lot of buds just about to burst open. A lot of the buds have dropped already, as is the nature of Epi's in my experience.
Too bad it's such a crappy cell phone picture. I promise I'll get a good quality photo when the flowers open.
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Mariner 10 was the seventh successful launch in the Mariner series and the first spacecraft to use the gravitational pull of one planet (Venus) to reach another (Mercury). It was also the first probe to visit two planets. Launched on November 3, 1973, it reached Venus on February 5, 1974. Using a gravity assist from this planet, Mariner 10 first crossed the orbit of Mercury on March 29, 1974 and did so a second time on September 21, 1974. A third and last Mercury encounter took place on March 16, 1975. It measured the environments of both Venus and Mercury. It then undertook experiments in the interplanetary medium. Mariner 10 showed that Venus had at best a weak magnetic field, and the ionosphere interacted with the solar wind to form a bow shock. At Mercury, it confirmed that Mercury had no atmosphere and a cratered, dormant Moon-like surface.
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From Margaret Everton on January 18, 2010 in Home Decor
Just type in your zip code, choose your color, click to add points of interests and water formations, and you've got an interactive, personalized clock outline of your favorite city. Fluid Forms' Streets Clock uses actual street maps of the area you select. You can then hone in on a more specific location using the online design form.
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Hairoglyphics are creative carvings in a head of hair styled by Kaliq Designs.
The word Hairoglyphic (created by my mother) is inspired by the word Hieroglyphic- which emerged from the "sacred carving" formal writing system and artistic traditions of Egypt or Kamit (aka Kemet or KMT).
The ancient Egyptians also known as Kamitians expressed their ideas in writing by means of a large number of picture signs which are commonly called Hieroglyphics.
The word barber is derived from the Latin word barba, meaning beard. Another Latin word, tonsorial meaning the cutting, clipping, or trimming of hair with shears or a razor, is often used in conjunction with barbering. Hence, barbers are sometimes referred to as tonsorial artists.
Barbering and hairstyling is one of the oldest professions in the world. With the advancement of civilization, barbering and hairstyling developed into a recognized profession.
The cultural esthetic, and technical heritage they developed provides the basis for the prestige and respect of the profession and its service today.
It is an honor to be part of this creative movement as it is also wise to consider the importance and influence such professional service has on present and future successes.
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Born Kevin Mathis, in Kingston, NY, Kaliq has matured into a fine man, a devoted son, father, brother and friend; an accomplished artist of album covers/CD jackets, murals, business cards/logos, graffiti and apparel. Throughout the community, Kaliq has also incorporated his artistic skills into the field of barbering and hair design. Yet, his drawing strengths are in the fields of Caricature, Portraiture, Still Life, Landscapes, and the Graffiti art form. Not surprisingly, his mediums of choice are as varied. For instance: pen and ink, charcoal, pastels and oils. His new love is photography, a talent most likely channeled from his father's genetic stamp. Kaliq has won many poetry, rap and dance contests, throughout his youth in Queens, NY and is currently the recipient of The Editor's Choice Award, for outstanding achievement in poetry. Welcome to the Kaliq experience. Art surrounds us. Life is love. P.E.A.C.E
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So far, it looks like we can toss away the notion of a shootout. But that doesn't, in any way, suggest this won't be an exciting game.
The Patriots, as expected, were unaffected by their surroundings, taking a 7-3 lead after the first quarter. There isn't much New England hasn't seen; crowd noise didn't ruffle quarterback Tom Brady. But the Saints opened the scoring with John Carney's 30-yard field goal to cap their opening drive, and were moving the ball toward New England's end zone as the quarter concluded.
The damper, of course, was that the Patriots took their opening drive and rammed the ball down New Orleans' throat - a 14-play, 80-yard touchdown drive (running back Laurence Maroney scored on a 4-yard run) that lasted more than half of the quarter (7 minutes, 40 seconds). The Patriots twice converted fourth-down plays, including Maroney's touchdown.
Give the Saints credit for being undeterred by that, though. They got a theft from an oldie but goody - veteran cornerback Mike McKenzie, signed off the street on Monday, intercepted a Brady pass on first-and-10 from the Saints' 46-yard line and returned it 8 yards, to the Saints' 41. That allowed the Saints to make a great escape; Patriots receiver Wes Welker had just finished off a 41-yard punt return that would've been a touchdown if Courtney Roby hadn't run him down from behind.
The end result was a Saints touchdown early in the second quarter, allowing the Saints to retake the lead.


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Global synthetic diamond innovation centre to be built in the UK
Element Six announces £20m innovation centre investment near Oxford
8 May 2012: Element Six, the world leader in synthetic diamond supermaterials, has announced it is to start construction of the world's largest and most sophisticated synthetic diamond supermaterials research and development facility. The £20m investment near Oxford in the UK will consolidate Element Six's global innovation teams into one integrated centre, developing a pipeline of innovative products for customers in industries from oil and gas drilling to machining and electronics. Synthetic diamond supermaterials typically improve productivity, reduce energy consumption and enable leaps in technology never previously considered in a multitude of applications.
Once complete in spring 2013, the new Global Innovation Centre will reinforce Element Six's position as the world-leader in synthetic diamond research and will employ more than 100 top engineers, scientists and technicians. 50 new material science jobs will be created, with the vast majority of new positions available for highly qualified graduate scientists, engineers and physicists. Element Six will be offering these innovators an unrivalled opportunity to work with the extreme properties of synthetic diamond and related supermaterials at a state-of-the-art facility.
Aligned with the Government's desire to foster investment in R&D and advanced manufacturing, Element Six, with support from UK Trade & Investment, identified Harwell Oxford in the UK as the site for its Global Innovation Centre. The location was chosen for its world-renowned reputation, high-tech talent pool and excellent global connectivity.
UK Trade & Investment supported Element Six by proposing and advising on potential locations, organising site visits, facilitating meetings with site owners and developers, preparing bespoke research and bringing in the expertise of the councils, Local Enterprise Partnerships, academic institutions and research partners.
Rt Hon Dr Vince Cable MP, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, said:
"The investment by Element Six, that will bring a world class research and development facility to Harwell, shows that the UK is a great place for innovative and cutting edge industries to invest. Along with a real boost to the local economy, providing around 50 new highly skilled engineering jobs, the investment shows that the Oxford region is a world leading location for hi-tech research, and that the UK is open for business."
Cyrus Jilla, Element Six CEO, commented:
"I am proud we selected the UK as the best location globally for our Innovation Centre. I am positive it will deliver higher performance products for our customers, disruptive technologies for new applications and markets, inspire and spur new related businesses in the UK, and provide an extremely rewarding environment for our scientists who are at the forefront of their field."
Element Six has an outstanding track record of applying the extreme properties of synthetic diamond supermaterials within abrasive applications and a diverse range of advanced technologies. One of its many examples of commercialising innovation is the synthetic diamond speaker dome used in the Bowers & Wilkins 800 Diamond Series loudspeakers, for which Element Six has just been awarded a prestigious Queen's Award for Enterprise in Innovation in the UK.
Other innovative uses of Element Six synthetic diamond include optics to enable the highest power levels achievable in CO2 lasers for automotive engineering, as semiconductors in the Large Hadron Collider, as detectors in medical radiotherapy, as cutters for the fastest rates of penetration in oil and gas drilling, and to enable picks used during road re-surfacing and repair to last up to 40 times longer than standard road picks.
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About Element Six
Element Six (www.e6.com) is an independently managed synthetic diamond supermaterials company. Element Six is part of the De Beers Family of Companies and is co-owned by Umicore, the Belgian materials group. Element Six is a global leader in the design, development and production of synthetic diamond supermaterials, and operates worldwide with its head office registered in Luxembourg, and primary manufacturing facilities in China, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, South Africa and the UK.
Element Six supermaterial solutions are used in applications such as cutting, grinding, drilling, shearing and polishing, while the extreme properties of synthetic diamond beyond hardness are already opening up new applications in a wide array of industries such as optics, power transmission, water treatment, semi-conductors and sensors.
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Harwell Oxford has a 60 year history of excellence in science and technology and is today being developed into a world-leading hub for technology transfer and innovative businesses as part of a joint venture by global property group Goodman, The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority and The Science and Facilities Technology Council.
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Enjoying an egg a day can be part of a healthy diet
When it comes to eggs, dietary cholesterol and heart health, what you think you know may be a bit scrambled. Concerns over dietary cholesterol and its impact on heart disease keeps many people from eating eggs, despite their nutritional benefits. However, more than 40 years of research shows healthy adults can enjoy an egg every day without significantly impacting their risk of heart disease.
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Enjoying an egg a day as part of a healthy diet balanced with fruits and vegetables, whole grains and low-fat dairy, falls well within current cholesterol guidelines. In fact, according to USDA data, one large egg is 14 percent lower in cholesterol than previously recorded, down from 212 mg to 185 mg, and is also 64 percent higher in vitamin D, with 41 IU per large egg. Moreover, one large egg contains six grams of high-quality protein and 13 essential nutrients for 70 calories.
"Research shows that saturated fat may be more likely to raise a person's blood cholesterol than dietary cholesterol," says Neva Cochran, registered dietitian, nutrition writer and researcher for Woman's World Magazine. "Eating a balanced breakfast with high-quality protein foods like eggs, along with other nutrient-rich foods like fruit and whole grains, is the best way to start the day. Unlike sugary foods, eggs have no simple sugars and contain no carbs, providing steady and sustained energy."
Additionally, the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recognize eggs as a nutrient dense food and state that the consumption of one egg per day is not associated with risk of coronary heart disease or stroke in healthy adults. And, eggs provide high-quality protein that helps build muscles and increases satiety for all-day energy, which can help maintain a healthy weight, an important factor in promoting overall health.
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Cochran also points out that at an average of 15 cents a piece, eggs are an affordable, versatile, nutrient powerhouse that contribute to a healthy diet in many ways:
* Breakfast boosters: Research shows that eating high-quality protein foods for breakfast, like eggs, can help increase satiety, maintain long-lasting energy and improve cognitive skills like memory recall time.
* Sunshine supplement: Eggs are one of the few foods that are a naturally good source of vitamin D, meaning that one egg provides at least 10 percent of the recommended daily allowance. Vitamin D plays an important role in calcium absorption, helping to form and maintain strong bones.
* Weight-loss companion: Research shows that eating eggs for breakfast can help overweight dieters lose more weight, lower their body mass index and shrink their waist more than eating a bagel of equal calories for breakfast.
Eggs are easy
Adding eggs to your breakfast routine can be easy, even on busy weekday mornings. Whether you're craving scrambled eggs, an omelet or an egg sandwich, microwaves can be an incredible time-saving tool, so you can start every day with a nutritious breakfast. Try this quick and easy recipe next time you're in a rush:
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1 flour tortilla (6-inch)
1 egg
1 tablespoon shredded Mexican cheese blend
1 tablespoon salsa
1. Line 2-cup microwave-safe cereal bowl with microwave-safe paper towel. Press tortilla into bowl. Break egg into center of tortilla. Beat egg gently with a fork until blended, being careful not to tear tortilla.
2. Microwave on high 30 seconds; stir. Microwave until egg is almost set, 15 to 30 seconds longer.
3. Remove tortilla with paper towel liner from bowl to flat surface. Top egg with cheese and salsa. Fold bottom of tortilla over egg, then fold in sides.
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I just tried Free Download Manager (FDM), again, having the Firefox addon Flashgot use it. The download gets passed to FDM, and fails, giving the error message "access denied, invalid username or password." No password was required. The site I'm trying to get the file from is turbobit.net, which limits downloads speeds to 100kb/sec, and has a 59 second countdown before you get the link. I guess it's transparently using a password on their end. If I just download normally (save to disk) the download starts fine, but it fails after 30 minutes to 1 hour (always different), and my Wi-fi connection will stop briefly - and I have to start all over. So I will never be able to download a large file. I also tried DTA instead of FMD with Flashgot, and I get an "access denied" message in DTA. Again, I reloaded - waited the 59 seconds, and download w/Firefox, and the download starts fine. The failure message in the Firefox Downloads window is "source file at http... could not be read."
Any help would be greatly appreciated. When is Firefox going to finally add the ability to resume downloads????? Is there some other software I haven't found using Google that will work?
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SAN DIEGO — Commercial healthcare laundry Emerald Textiles has expanded its operation into Los Angeles, adding a service center there to provide even greater coverage and a larger physical presence for existing and prospective customers, the company reports.
"As we continue to expand in the Los Angeles market, this service center will increase our coverage in the greater Los Angeles area," says Tom Gildred, Emerald Textiles CEO. "Our existing customers will benefit from this additional location and so will any new customers in the region."
Emerald Textiles operates what it considers to be "the most technologically advanced and environmentally responsible commercial laundry facilities in the United States," saving a reported 40 million gallons of water and more than 750,000 therms of natural gas annually.
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Dutch death metal institution Pentacle is heading across the Atlantic for their first-ever tour of North America. The quartet strikes the West Coast starting Friday, August 22, and will then make their way through the Midwest, Southwest, and finally the East Coast in what promises to be a storied trail of destruction.
Each date is jammed full of cult supporting acts, including repeat appearances from Raped God, Ares Kingdom, Unholy Lust, and Morgengrau at various engagements. For the woefully uninitiated, Pentacle plays 'Ancient Death Metal' ( read that as 'Old School Death Metal' if you were born after 1990), and they serve up brutal anthems that capture the greatest moments of bands like Celtic Frost, Sodom, and Necrovore. Frontman Wannes Gubbels also did tours of duty in Asphyx and Soulburn, so if you're after more of the inimitable Dutch sound, look no further.
In an era where Maryland Death Fest remains "the only fest that matters", and European bands eschew coming Stateside for fear of losing their shirts, it's not a small thing that Pentacle has given us a chance to show them what we're made of. It may seem almost trite to say, "Support the underground!", but this is where the support really matters the most. Instead of beseeching your favorite Euro band to come to America on Facebook, come out to a worthy show and give the promoters a reason to take more of these kinds of risks in the future. Show up, go nuts, or else be a wimp and regret staying home for years to come. It's death metal, it's Pentacle! What more do you need?
Pentacle "Ancient Death Over North America" Tour, 2014
8/22 San Francisco, CA – Thee Parkside
8/23 Los Angeles, CA – La Villa Basque
8/24 Tijuana, MX – TJ Art & Rock Cafe
8/28 Houston, TX – Walter's
8/29 Chicago, IL – Beat Kitchen
8/30 Brooklyn, NY – St. Vitus
8/31 Hyattsville, MD – Schizophrenia Hall
For more info: Visit the Pentacle website for fliers and complete show lineups. The band's current split 7-inch is available through Dark Descent Records.


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DEKALB, Ill. - Northern Illinois University head softball coach Christina Sutcliffe completed her coaching staff, retaining assistant coach Jenna Roberts and adding Heather Han.
Roberts, a 2009 graduate of Northern Illinois, was a four-year letterwinner for the Huskies from 2006-09. She returned to her alma mater last season as an assistant coach after spending two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Evansville.
A native of Verona, Wis., Roberts started 146 games in the outfield for NIU and is tied for NIU's single-season record for stolen bases with 26 in 2009 and is fourth all-time on the school's career list with 43. She tallied 100 career hits and had a career-high 36 hits, including four doubles and a triple, as a senior.
"Through her different coaching experiences, Jenna brings a high-level of maturity and composure to our program," said NIU head coach Christina Sutcliffe. "Her passion for NIU and her love for this place as an alumnae allows her to connect the past with the present and where we want to take the program to in the future."
Han comes to Northern Illinois after spending the 2012 season as a volunteer assistant at UIC. She spent two years as an assistant coach at her alma mater, while serving as a graduate assistant in EMU's Student Athlete Support Services department.
Han lettered for the Eagles from 2006-09, starting 180 games, including all 45 games of the 2008 season behind the plate. A native of Lafayette, Ind., she ranks ninth on EMU's career doubles list with 31. Han excelled on the field and in the classroom, as she was named to the 2006 MAC All-Freshman Team and earned Academic All-MAC accolades in 2009.
"Heather is going to bring a fresh look to everything," Sutcliffe said. "She's been involved in two different programs with coaches I respect. I know she's coming from a very educated softball background."
Han and Roberts competed against one another as student-athletes during their playing careers. Roberts was a four-year letterwinner at Northern Illinois, while Han was a four-year letterwinner for Eastern Michigan. Sutcliffe, who spent the past seven seasons as an assistant at Miami, understands the importance of having coaches that possess a strong knowledge of the Mid-American Conference.
"I think it's extremely important," she said. "It will be nice to have a staff that is very familiar with the MAC. They understand the competitive nature of our league and where we're trying to go as a conference."


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Karl Gschneidner Jr., chief scientist of the Critical Materials Institute, feels vindicated by the newly created Department of Energy research hub. The CMI will address solutions to domestic shortages of rare-earth materials through a collaboration of academia, national laboratories and industry. It's an idea that Gschneidner has been steadily and vocally promoting the last four years.
"This was government listening and responding," says the senior metallurgist with Ames Laboratory and a 61-year researcher of rare-earth metals. "I jumped for joy when I heard the news about the Hub."
What began as a concern about the rare-earth materials supply for industries that relied on them — automobile, electronics, and defense technologies — emerged as a national energy and defense security challenge. Gschneidner claims no special insider predictions.
"I think awareness, including mine, evolved," Gschneidner says of the issue as it became apparent about four years ago to the western world that China, which produced 97 percent of the world's supply of rare earths, intended to export less and less in order to meet its own internal needs.
"It certainly wasn't a Eureka moment. I wasn't even in on it that early, really, because I'm a researcher. I'm not involved in the production end," he says. "But I remember meeting with some people in Washington who told me 'every single one of our weapons systems depends on rare-earth materials, and take a look at what's happening in China.' It was an eye-opener, I tell you."
Gschneidner started spreading the word and knew public education was foremost. Gschneidner has published 500 research papers over six decades studying a group of metals that most people have never heard of outside of their foggy memories of the periodic table in their high school science textbook.
"Europium, neodymium, gadolinium. The public is mostly unaware that these materials even exist," he explains. "But they use them in their cars, their electronics, and their computers every single day and they don't even know it. Consumers take these things for granted, but I think that is gradually changing with more media coverage of this issue."
Media attention to the issue garnered Gschneidner some high-profile press over the last five years, not only in industry publications like Magnetics Business and Technology, but also in magazines directed at mass audiences like National Geographic and Popular Mechanics.
"I talked to anyone who would listen," Gschneidner says of his message. Finally, in 2010, some of the listeners included members of the U.S. Congress House Subcommittee on Science and Technology. In his testimony, he urged legislators to invest in the scientific research and technology development needed to return the U.S. to rare-earth materials independence. He proposed a research center much like the Critical Materials Institute that emerged, finally, in 2013.
Gschneidner, long a part of the Ames Laboratory's international reputation in materials science, also believes it is the best place for that to happen.
"The Ames Laboratory's heritage in rare-earth metal research had a lot to do with being chosen to lead the Hub. It's certainly the reason why so many other organizations wanted to partner with us in our proposal. But I don't want to give the impression that the DOE simply handed it to us because of our reputation. It was a competitive situation. We will have to prove ourselves, and we will."
Gschneidner expects to play an advisory role in shaping the research goals of the Critical Materials Institute, but he declined to make predictions about the next big scientific breakthrough in rare-earth materials and processes.
"All I can tell you about the future is that it's here, now," he says. "It could go this way or that way, but you don't know until you have a breakthrough, and those often come in the most unexpected places. That's the fascination of science."
Gschneidner and other CMI leadership members have plans to make sure those breakthroughs become innovation, through revival of the Rare-earth Information Center, a service and publication of the Ames Laboratory that ceased in 2002.
"What we do at the Critical Materials Institute has to be shared. Basic research can't be left in a void; it needs to go to technical people who can say, 'hey, I can use that for this product or that process.' "
"That's what these research Hubs are for. Some of the projects will be successful. Some won't. But putting research dollars and scientific talent together in one concerted effort, that's going to bring us more progress than otherwise. The CMI is absolutely the best shot we've got."
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This week, the activities will culminate with New Year's Eve activities, including the annual fireworks show on Monday, Dec. 31, said Steve Pastorino, director of public relations at Canyons.
"Essentially the holidays are being celebrated at Canyons," Pastorino said during an interview with The Park Record. "And we're getting ready for the festivities that will take place on New Year's Eve."
Although the Canyons' ski runs close at 4 p.m., the activities will start around 3 p.m., when the resort's mascot Murdock the Moose visits the village and a live DJ begins spinning some tunes.
"It's fairly typical for us during the season to basically offer some form of entertainment in our Village for our guests," Pastorino explained. "Along with Murdock and the DJ, our Jibbin' for Juniors jam session for kids will take place in the Ski Beach area until 5 o'clock.
The Jibbin' for Juniors is an event where skiers and snowboarders, ages seven and older, can do tricks. Kids can participate for free, but reservations are required and can be made through Canyons Ski & Snowboard School or by calling (435) 615-3449.
"We want people to let us know that their kids will be there so we can keep track of everyone," Pastorino explained.
From 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m., the resort will offer horse-drawn sleigh rides.
"Those have been part of our program for a couple of seasons now," Pastorino said about the sleigh rides. "They pick up in popularity at this time of year. It can be romantic or for families. The course goes up and around our property. The rides help people enjoy that outdoors other than on skis or snowboards.
"It's no secret that this year we have a lot more snow than last year, so the conditions are a lot better," he said. "I've been looking at year-versus-year charts and this is no comparison. This year will be a typical Park City winter and not the anomaly that it was last year. There is an enthusiasm for the holidays and is definitely enhanced when everyone who is coming here knows there is an abundance of snow and can enjoy themselves on the mountain."
One of the things that will change this year is the Black and White Ball that will be held in the Grand Summit Ballroom.
"It had a more formal tuxedo-style spin to it these past couple of years, but this year, it's just going to be a gala party, and not as formal," Pastorino said. "It will still have the food and dancing and entertainment, but more low key."
Of course, one of the main attractions is the fireworks show that will begin at 7:30 p.m.
"We love our fireworks, and if anyone wants to come up prior, our restaurants will be open," he said. "We're opening Murdocks, a café in the Village where Alpine House used to be. It will be a stop for breakfast that can be taken on the first chair ride and open through après ski time. It's a family-oriented eatery that offers sandwiches and soups. It complements the Umbrella Bar, the Farm and Red Tail as an option for families."
For a full New Year's Eve schedule for Canyons, see accompanying story titled "Canyons New Year's Eve Schedule." For more information about Canyons Resort, visit www.canyonsresort.com.


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GARY — Allegiant Flight 651 lifted off the Gary/Chicago International Airport runway a few minutes late, but who's complaining after three years without passenger service at all.
The sold-out flight of 150 passengers left the runway at 3:51 p.m., instead of its 3:20 p.m. departure time after a few carry-on bags were taken out of the overcrowded cabin portion of the plane and stowed in the baggage area. It cruised east down the runway then banked south on a non-stop trip to Orlando/Sanford Fla. International Airport.
Earlier, city, airport, and tourism officials celebrated Allegiant's arrival in Gary and pledged to move the airport forward as it struggles with the challenge of runway expansion.
Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson hailed the day as "only the beginning" of commercial service at the airport. "We're committed to making Allegiant's experience smooth," she said.
Eric Fletcher, airline operations manager, said Allegiant Air, a subsidiary of the Allegiant Travel Co., was growing rapidly. The airline flies to 77 cities and will fly from Gary to Sanford/Orlando twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays.
"We are confident local residents will embrace the new service," he said.
Fletcher said Allegiant, based in Las Vegas, specializes in flights from under-served markets to vacation destinations. All its flights are non-stop and the company offers bundled packages that include hotels, rental cars, and attraction tickets.
Unlike the start-up airlines that provided previous passenger service in Gary for short periods, Allegiant comes in with a strong track record, including 36 straight profitable quarters. Allegiant is no stranger to the airport, operating charter flights for the past few years.
Speros A. Batistatos, president and CEO of the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority said he met with Allegiant officials Wednesday to talk about assisting it in putting together travel packages for travelers who want to stay in Chicago, Indianapolis or Northwest Indiana.
"It's a benefit in that it keeps the airline flying," said Batistatos.
Kathy and Larry Piszro, of Lowell, stood in line to check their bags and talked of previous flights.
"We did SkyValue and Pan Am," said Larry Piszro. "We wanted to be on the first flight. Hopefully, it will take," he said of Allegiant's future. "We hope to do it again."
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Israel accepts ceasefire, Hamas rejects 15 Jul 2014
Behind the Headlines: Israel accepts ceasefire, Hamas rejects
Israel accepted the ceasefire in order to allow for sustained quiet to be achieved diplomatically. Israel hoped that the ceasefire will allow civilians on both sides to return to normal life.
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This morning, Israel accepted the Egyptian proposal for a ceasefire starting today,15 July 2014, 09:00 Israel time. Israel accepted the ceasefire in order to allow for sustained quiet to be achieved diplomatically.
Nevertheless, Israel reserves its right of self-defense.
Hamas bluntly rejected the ceasefire, both in word and deed. Hamas continued to launch sustained rocket barrages at Israel. Between 09:00-15:00, it fired approximately 50 rockets at Israeli towns and cities, from the north to the south of the country. Only then - after six hours of continuous and indiscriminate fire at Israel - did the government instruct the IDF to respond.
Hamas bears responsibility for the consequences of its rejection of the ceasefire and its continued aggression.
No country can sit idly by while its civilian population is subjected to terrorist rocket fire.
Israel had hoped that the ceasefire would have allowed civilians on both sides to return to normal life. Israel continues to do its utmost to prevent harm to uninvolved civilians in Gaza. Responsibility for casualties lies squarely on Hamas which used its own population as human shields.
Hamas' use of Palestinian civilians as human shields and its targeting of Israeli civilians is a double war crime. At the same time that Hamas deliberately placed the residents of Gaza in the path of danger, it has targeted Israeli civilians with over 1,000 rockets in the past week.
The people of Israel showed great resilience in the face of constant bombardment. Their discipline in following civil defense instructions and the effectiveness of the Iron Dome missile defense system meant that there were few Israeli casualties.
Israel appreciates the international support for its right of self-defense. Israel also shares an interest with other moderate forces in the Middle East in promoting stability in the region.
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To the Editor:
Reading the recent news about the behavior of the protesters at the open pit mine site near Upson, Wis., was very disheartening.
These protesters should be ashamed of themselves. First off, look at the horrible example they set for young people. Threatening people and despicable, vulgar language are uncalled for. People for or against the mine have a right to their viewpoint, but violence and vulgarity are not the ways to demonstrate their views.
I am for this mine; I hope it comes to fruition.
To all you protesters who want a pristine environment: Do you drive or own cars, boats, travel by plane, drink water or other liquids out of plastic containers? Do you use plastic knives, forks, spoons, paper plates? Do you own televisions, radios, computers, cellphones? Do you have electricity in your home? Do you cut down trees, burn wood, gas, oil, burn your garbage? Almost everything we use pollutes our environment in some way.
The workers at the mine site are just trying to make a living, support their families and probably help others by giving to their church and/or charities.
There is enough violence and hatred in this world. Please don't add to it. Respect your fellow man.
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In the end, 65 minutes wasn't enough to settle things between the pair as BC and UNH skated to a 4-4 tie.
Each earning a point, Boston College (17-8-3, 12-7-2 Hockey East) remains a point behind Merrimack, which posted its own 2-2 tie against Providence on Sunday, for first place in Hockey East.
New Hampshire (16-8-4, 11-7-3 Hockey East), which entered the day in fourth but could have finished the day anywhere from first to fifth, leapfrogged to third place, two points behind the first-place Warriors
"Back-to-back OT games for us," said BC coach Jerry York, whose club fell 2-1 in overtime to Merrimack on Friday. "It just shows how close this league is."
The game featured end-to-end action for the matinee crowd with four lead changes to keep everyone on the edge of the seat.
Though goals were seemingly easy to come by for both teams, each team's came in different varieties.
While many of BC's goals were the result of perfect passing, UNH was the beneficiary of a good bit of puck luck, with two goals coming from behind the goal line, another tipped home by a BC defender and another goal of the 90-foot variety.
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"It's nice [to get the bounces], especially because the last couple of games it seemed like everything was going off us and into our own net," said UNH sophomore forward Grayson Downing. "I guess you could say lucky bounces for us, but it's nice to get that advantage for once in this game."
On the other hand, BC said it was critical to not let those bad bounces impact the team any more negatively than necessary. Twice the Eagles fell behind, including in the third period, but both times were able to answer.
"It's not in our DNA," said York. "We compete very hard. If it's a bad goal, we just keep coming back harder."
"That's not going to deter us from being successful," said BC's Pat Mullane about the lack of puck luck.
Boston College took a 1-0 lead on Steven Whitney's team's leading 19th goal of the season at 8:57 of the first. Whitney finished of a perfect passing play with linemates Bill Arnold and Destry Straight, roofing a shot past UNH goaltender Casey DeSmith (22 saves).
The Wildcats, though, grabbed their own lead with two quick – and fluky – goals at the end of the first and beginning of second periods.
With 58.8 seconds left in the first and UNH on the power play, defenseman Eric Knodel blasted a shot from center ice that handcuffed BC netminder Parker Milner (29 saves). The puck trickled under his arm and into the net to knot the game at one.
Just 34 seconds into the second, UNH's Dan Correale centered a pass that BC defenseman Teddy Doherty attempted to deflect wide of the net, but instead one-timed into the goal for a 2-1 Wildcat lead.
But BC regained the lead before the end of the second thanks to two power-play tallies.
As a hitting from behind penalty was winding down to Correale, Mike Matheson jetted to the left post and redirected home a pass from Johnny Gaudreau to even the game at two.
Then with 4:17 left in the second, Mullane buried his 14th goal of the season, one-timing a blocked shot into a virtually empty net, giving the Eagles a 3-2 lead heading into the third.
BC finished the game two-for-five with the man-advantage, while UNH was one-for-seven.
UNH wasted little time tying things in the third as Downing banked a puck off Patrick Wey's leg on an attempted wrap-around at 1:15.
The Wildcats and Eagles then traded goals seven seconds apart as Matt Willows scored for UNH on another wrap-around at 7:54 and Arnold tied things for the Eagles on a quick backhander from the slot at 8:01.
From there, both teams had chances.
BC peppered the UNH net late in regulation and drew a penalty with 1:44 left, but couldn't convert. The Wildcats hemmed BC in its end in the final minute of overtime and they, too, couldn't bury the winner.
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I have been looking everywhere but there is no news if there will be a season 2 for Princess Jellyfish or new episodes! Does anyone know if there will be more Princess Jellyfish anime episodes????
I have been looking everywhere but there is no news if there will be a season 2 for Princess Jellyfish or new episodes! Does anyone know if there will be more Princess Jellyfish anime episodes????
I am with you, I really want a second season. But I haven't seen or heard anything if they will make it, which is sad. This is a great manga and a great anime, imo.
I dont think there will be a season 2 o n o
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My theory is that there couldn't be an anime second season because the manga wasn't far ahead enough to make another season. Maybe when the story goes on for another year there will be enough to make a second season?
I could be wrong but I think I read on Anime News Network the DVDs and Blu-Rays did not sell well and the overall TV ratings for the show were low so sadly I'm not expecting a second season.
Even, if there would be 2nd season, they should be waiting for more material from mangaka. First season covers about 30 chapters, now, there are about 20 next. But I don't think there will be second season.
There may not be a 2nd season, but the subtitled Kuragehime Heroes was released today. So I guess that's something at least?
Maybe there is hope after all. While reading an article on Anime News Network's website about the Katsucon convention. There was a mention about the Princess Jellyfish panel. And the statement below made by Christopher Bevins who was the ADR Director and voice of Hanamori caught my attention. Here is the link to the full article. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/conv...012/katsucon/3
When asked about a possible second season, Bevins added that the Japanese producers were waiting to see if the U.S. sales were positive first before they considered greenlighting a second season.
im disapoinnt coz ending was diff from manga i like pjellyfish in manga its better :( i hope they do second season :(


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