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25 Hair Accessories for 2-Minute UpdosTamara Floyd
The updo! Whether you're going to prom, a wedding, or just the park, it's a simple, classic, and elegant hairstyle. Anyone can wear it regardless of hair type or texture, and it's easier to style than you think! Here is a list of 25 awesome hair accessories that basically do the work for you. Thanks to these products, you can give yourself an updo in just two minutes! Enjoy!
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- You can have as many Red Caps in play as you can Summon. 1 or 7 or 17 ( that last number is a guess :P ), it doesn't matter.
- Only one has to fight. Just once. He can even die later.
- Goblin Lair is KEY, but you only need one. More will increase your chance of scoring it early...but I only have 1 and you will see my results with it later in this post.
- Land type has ZERO bearing on Neutral Creatures....and even Mimicry is useless, as it only helps to bump your HP. No need for specific land types.
- Using Borgess will help keep your Goblins alive....but has no bearing on Red Cap. Not that he doesn't boost his HP, but you need both ST and HP over 300, so it really doesn't matter for 'Cap.
- Changeling isn't very important, either....as stated earlier in the thread, the computer will almost always dump them. Not always, but more often than not. It's not a bad card just for screwing your opponent out of two cards they meant to play, though, so it doesn't hurt.
- It should also be noted that, no matter how many Red Caps you have in play....each Goblin only gets ONE boost. The +20/+20 DOES NOT STACK.
If they gave the Achievement every time you won a match after getting Red Cap to 300/300....I'd have it 20 times over. I use an all Neutral Book against the Computer and haven't lost a match since. Not once. I get Red Cap that big every single game I have played since I started running all Neutral...multiple times per match. Once he gets even 200/200, I stomp him around every Land available....and take them all if I want them. It is almost too easy, really.
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Navy CIO Terry Halvorsen is optimistic about JIE success -- eventually.
The Navy is taking steps to get more from its IT, including measures that involve virtualizing servers and desktops, instituting cloud services and improving intelligence capabilities. The department also is "100 percent in" on the Defense Department's Joint Information Environment, but plans for that are a little less clear, according to a top Navy official.
Navy CIO Terry Halvorsen said that he hopes the department's plans for enhancing IT operations will enable sailors and mission partners, whether that is through better intelligence analysis and sharing, achieving savings or more broadly employing mobility. Halvorsen said he also is optimistic about JIE's eventual implementation, but is more cautious about how and when that will happen.
The JIE involves restructuring DOD IT management, infrastructure, services and architecture into a more singularly focused enterprise system.
"We've talked a lot about the different changes in technology; I think the greater changes are in social and political dynamics. Who would have thought 20 years ago that we'd have a task force that would include Russian, Chinese and other partners in one very effective mission network?" Halvorsen said Aug. 6 at the 2013 Federal Forum in Washington. "It's fascinating change, and it requires different treatments of the data."
In recent weeks Halvorsen released two memos directing Navy leaders on key IT measures designed to save the department money. The first memo orders managers to virtualize all current servers and server-based systems and applications by the end of fiscal 2017. The second directs leaders to evaluate the possibility of hosted virtual desktop or "zero-client" solutions, in which a data center provides a network-centric virtual desktop, rather than a traditional desktop setup.
"Why are we doing it? Two big reasons: cost and security," he said, noting that pricing for zero-client computers are on the decline. "You can do more of your operations to include security at the network level. Not every device needs to be licensed to do everything. There are lots of smart reasons for us to do that; it also lets us get more mobile."
However, Halvorsen said that progress on acquiring zero-client capabilities has been slowed by a protest of the recently awarded NGEN contract.
Data, accessibility and ease of operations through better IT all are top priorities at the Navy, and they come together under JIE, the CIO acknowledged. The ability to seamlessly move data between coalition partners – a major goal of JIE – is critical, but the path is a bit hazy, particularly amid budget constraints and a shifting focus toward the Pacific, he admitted.
"I think the debate is how do you get there, what are the priorities, and on what timeline can we get to the end-state of truly being in a joint information environment where all the data can be shared seamlessly?" Halvorsen said. "The size of the theater is going to drive how we get to the JIE, and there's going to have to be some different answers to that end-state in the Pacific. The coalition environment in the Pacific is ever-changing. How do you do that? It's an interesting problem we're really looking hard at."
In other parts of DOD, notable progress on the JIE is being made. On July 31 the Defense Information Systems Agency announced that the first increment of JIE had reached initial operating capability, a milestone marked by a ceremony at DOD's first regional enterprise operations center in Stuttgart, Germany. The center will be responsible for managing JIE access and DOD information network operations for U.S. European and Africa commands.
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Logistics and similar support functions should be common-serviced DoD-wide. THAT would lead to some money savings. This is low-hanging fruit, and all the services have stonewalled it since SecDef tried to implement it 50-some years ago. Time for Congress and POTUS to flat-out ORDER it.
I'll write you a roadmap. No problem.
I wonder if he realizes that by forcing virtualization on all servers, he is forcing reduced capacity and increasing overhead costs? Of course the folks at VMWare are tickled pink by this type of edict...they're about the only ones, I'd imagine. How DO vendors get to folks like him?
You might consider reviewing all the "stove-piped" logistics systems currently residing at specific Navy installations on the East Coast. If you concentrated on an enterprise environment for logistics, you would not only save money but fix and continually improve an already broken process.
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About that. I did end up having to bribe mine with extra credit; a decent percentage had to be met, according to the powers that be.
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In-class paper evals: everyone there fills one out.
Online evals: only the disgruntled or the really enthusiastic fill them out. Not useful.
Online evals: only the disgruntled or the really enthusiastic fill them out. Not useful.
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For face-to-face courses I prefer in-person paper evals (though with computers and mobile devices you could have students log in during the final class session). Point is, I appreciate the input from students who actually attend rather than from everyone on the roster including the "disappeared," which is how it works now with online evals on my campus.
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Investigators believe that one suspect is responsible for four armed liquor store robberies committed Wednesday in Colorado Springs. Now, they're asking for the public's help identifying him.
CSPD has released surveillance photos of the suspect taken during one of the robberies in hopes that the public will recognize him.
Bob's Liquor on North El Paso Street, Oddones Liquors on North Union Boulevard, Quart House Liquor on Palmer Park Boulevard, and Platte Liquor on East Platte Avenue were robbed at gunpoint. Police believe the same suspect is responsible for all of those crimes.
In all four of the robberies, the man entered the store with a shotgun and demanded money. He was able to escape each time with the cash.
In the Quart House Liquor robbery, the suspect was described as wearing a gray hooded jacket, white t-shirt, blue jeans and black shoes. The suspect was also wearing a black ski mask. The suspect was described as being about 5-foot-10 with a medium to heavy build, race and age unknown.
A white or gray Mitsubishi sedan was seen in the parking lot while the suspect was approaching the store.
The business owners were not injured.
In the robbery at Platte Liquor, the suspect has been described as a black man in his 20s, 6-foot-1 and thin. He was wearing a gray or white sweatshirt at the time of the robbery, and sported a mustache.
Based on the description available from the Oddones Liquor Store robbery, the suspect is a 6-foot male with a medium build, wearing a black zip-up hooded sweatshirt, a black stocking cap and a black balaclava during the robbery. His race and age are unknown.
Police have not provided a description of the suspect in the Bob's Liquor robbery, but say they do believe it is the same suspect.
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When opportunity knocked at Thope Lekau's door, she turned it into a bed and breakfast.
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Narrated by perennial playboy bachelor Richard Langley (Pierce Brosnan), we are introduced to Harry Allen (Chris Cooper) who apparently has it all - big house, great job, sex-driven wife Pat (Patricia Clarkson), country home - but Harry has fallen in love with military widow Kay Nesbitt (Rachel McAdams). Harry respects and still 'loves' Pat, but finds in Kay the love he has felt missing from his marriage. He confides his desire to leave Pat to Richard who is surprised - until Richard meets the beautiful Kay. Not wanting to hurt Pat, Harry decides the only solution is to murder Pat so that he can then marry Kay: he researches poisons and buys a potion that he plans to place in Pat's ever-present 'digestive medicine' bottle. Harry and Kay continue their secret assignations in both Kay's home and Harry's nearby country home, but things begin to muddle as Richard falls for Kay, and Kay's attention shifts to Richard, and the devoted Pat is hiding her secret lover Tom (David Richmond-Peck). As the twists and turns surface, everything unwinds and the ending of the story comes as a surprise to everyone!Read more ›
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Directed and co-written by Ira Sachs, "Married Life" is a very believable look at the way people lived in the late 40s. The attention to detail is astonishing; clothing, furniture, cars all appear authentic. In one scene, they visit a movie theater and watch a lesser known Ava Gardner film. It's a nice touch. So often in films set in the past, they go to the theater to see "The Wizard of Oz", "Casablanca" or "Citizen Kane". Sure, these are extremely memorable films, but they weren't the only three films made pre 1960.
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Though it almost seemed anticlimactic to most observers around the team, the Cardinals' decision on Monday to fire head coach Ken Whisenhunt, General Manager Rod Graves and six offensive assistant coaches was met with shock and surprise by players who were quickly alerted to the news.
"Did it just happen?" quarterback Kevin Kolb said when reached by phone, moments after the moves officially were announced. "Oh, man! … I don't even want to speak on emotions; that's one thing I've learned in this business. I'll just let it soak in for a while."
"What? Are you serious?" defensive end Calais Campbell said upon also being reached by phone early Monday afternoon. "Oh, man, I don't even want to talk about it right now. I need some time to think about that.
"I guess in this business it happens. It's tough to deal with, but we've got to figure out what's the best way to go forward, and I know the Bidwills are smart guys and will do what's best for the team."
Like Kolb and Campbell, left guard Daryn Colledge said he was equally surprised by the news, even though it appeared for weeks that Whisenhunt wouldn't be back after suffering through three straight non-playoff seasons and finishing 5-11 for the second time in three years.
Colledge, in fact, didn't initially want to be interviewed on the subject, saying he wanted to reach out to teammates first and discuss it privately with them.
"All I can say is I'm disappointed for those guys, obviously," Colledge said by phone. "I'm disappointed for the coaching staff. … I think they're a good staff, I think they're great guys and I wish them all the best."
Kolb, who finished the season on injured reserve with rib injuries, sounded genuinely saddened by the firings, even though he clearly wasn't happy with the coaching staff upon losing the starting job to John Skelton coming out of the preseason.
"We all know it's a business," Kolb said, "but at the same time we work together every day and whether you love each other or hate each other, you still work with a guy every day, and anytime stuff like this happens it's a shock."
Kolb's future with the Cardinals is directly tied to the next GM and new coach, for he's due a roster bonus of $2 million in March and then is scheduled to make $9 million during the 2013 season in base salary.
Asked if he views his own situation as "up in the air," Kolb said: "I don't know. The thing is, I've got some history with it, so I know how to deal with it. I know how to block it out."
Kolb, though, said he plans to stay positive and not let any of the upcoming uncertainty cloud his thinking.
"My approach has to be that I'm going to come back here, take full charge of the team and build on what we did early this season," he said, "because that was some of the better times I've ever had a on a football field and I think the rest of the team would agree with that. That's what I'm going to wrap my mind around and build off of."
But what if the new GM and new head coach wish to go in a different direction at quarterback?
"I'm approaching it like I'm getting the opportunity to come back and build off it, like I said," Kolb reiterated. "That's how you have to do it. My focus and my energy is in this organization and getting us back to being a full-caliber team."
Running back Beanie Wells didn't see eye-to-eye much with Whisenhunt, especially the past two weeks when he spent most of the Cardinals' games against the Bears and 49ers on the sideline.
However, before word came down about the firings, Wells said he had faith in team ownership.
"It's going to be interesting and exciting to see whatever changes are going to be made," he said, "but I'm sure the Bidwills and whoever else upstairs is going to make the right changes they see fit for this organization."
Campbell was asked how important it was to learn the defensive coaches, including coordinator Ray Horton, weren't among those let go on Monday.
"Oh, man, I love playing for those guys — all of our defensive coaches," he said. "But I also have respect for all the other coaches and the GM. It's sad to see them go.
"But in this business, that stuff happens. Hopefully, things work out for the best."


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I've been working all day customizing a theme to fit my ideas. I've got almost all of the images done, but I'm doing some finetuning. If someone is good at this, I would LOVE some help though on some of my issues:
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Spanish Armada
The Spanish Armada led by King Philip II of Spain attempted to invade England in 1588, to avenge the death of Mary Queen of Scots in 1587.
In December 1587 Queen Elizabeth I put Lord Howard of Effingham in charge of England's defence against the Spanish Armada.
The threat to the Crown from Catholic forces continued to grow for Queen Elizabeth I during the 1580s.
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Alice G. Meyer, 94, of St. Augustine, died March 14 at Moultrie Creek Nursing and Rehab Center. She was born in Carnegie, Pa., and had resided in St. Augustine since 1989. She was a retired registered nurse and was a member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church.
Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Ambrose Catholic Church with the Rev. Ed Booth officiating. Interment will follow at St. Ambrose Cemetery.
She is survived by a daughter, Claire M. Comstock, St. Augustine; grandchildren, Laura Strauss (Ira), Deborah Geanuleas (Lee), Kurtis Loftus (Margaret) and Keith Loftus (Jill); and 6 great-grandchildren.
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I am a 79 year old retired general and vascular surgeon who was a board member of the San Diego County Medical Society Foundation until my three terms were up last September. I have personally assisted Patient Access San Diego, a program administered by the Foundation, in obtaining volunteer physicians and other providers of medical care for patients who are carefully screened for need. I attended a daylong Kaiser surgery center session where over 100 volunteers provided surgical services for people who could not obtain work without correction of their surgical defect. Throughout my career I made it a precept that those in need of surgical services should receive them from caring physicians and other medical personnel whenever they were unable to pay through no fault of their own.
As a child of eight I had free care from the County of San Diego for a serious injury to my right arm. We were poor, and the care was free. In large part it was this experience that prompted me to become a physician and motivates activities such as Patient Access San Diego.
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This program has been in existence about two years and I wouldn't change any part of it. Many have been helped by its services (500 patients, 2 million dollars worth of services).
It is gratifying to see first-hand the miracles that happen for patients who otherwise would not have access to specialty or surgical care. The ability to talk, have a job or live pain free are all taken for granted until those 'gifts' are taken from us. How does one place a price on restoring a person's dignity--the simple answer is what Project Access does--they restore their ability to be independent and lead productive lives.
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I have been using Lifestream for a while, and found it worked really well. However on updating to the latest version (or the ones just prior to it) with the upgrade to WP2.9), it's barely working.
It's not displaying any thumbnails in the Lifestream, the dates are all messed up, and additional Lifestream pages are created each time a Lifestream change is saved.
I've reported the errors in the 2 prescribed places (as listed on the product site), but after an initial response there has not been any responses to my requests for status updates.
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One week package price guide £950
Guide price based on one week flight inclusive package per person (UK flights & airport transfers or car hire where needed). Other european and world wide flights available. Sports prices are additional as required (see sports center pages for more on this).
OVERVIEWReminiscent of a sumptuous Moroccan riad, the façade of the Sofitel Essaouira Medina & Spa is decorated in the traditional red of Mogador. Set by the sea, close to the medina, this charming luxury hotel furnished with thuja and lemon wood furniture, provides direct access to a luxury thalassotherapy center, perfect for an unforgettable leisure holiday or fitness break.
ROOM CLASSESThe hotel offers 117 guestrooms & suites, magnificently furnished in a Moroccan style, work of talented craftsmen. Relax amidst the warm colors and exotic woods as you admire the view of the swimming pool, the sea, the medina from your private balcony.
·Classic room - 1 Queen size bed, Medina View
·Superior room - 1 King size bed, Pool View.
·Luxury room - 1 King size bed, Private Balcony, Sea View
·Junior suite - 1 King Size bed, with Balcony, Pool or Sea View
·Prestige suite - Prestige Suite with balcony, one large double bed and view over swimming pool
Restaurants and bars provide the perfect setting for relaxing and socializing and offer refined French cuisine with the latest in fusion dishes from around the world.
AÏLEN: Specializing in Souiri dishes, our Moroccan restaurant has a "thousand and one nights" decoration and features Gnawa music.
ARGANIER: The Arganier restaurant offers low calorie health menus inspired by local recipes and created by our Chef. Enjoy your meal in this enchanting Moroccan setting, with Mosaics, local baked earth tiles and wrought-iron chandeliers.
COTE PLAGE: With its large picture windows and open terrace, the restaurant "Côté Plage" offers a superb view over the sea Mogador, grilled meats and seafood can be savoured in this convivial setting.
LA SCALA: Enjoy a variety of drinks and cocktails in the relaxed ambiance of the salon-bar located in the reception area. Its cozy atmosphere is bound to charm you.
MOGADOR CLUB: Every evening the Piano Bar welcomes you to its charming and cozy setting with live international music.


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EAU CLAIRE, Wisc — U-Fuel, an aviation fuel systems provider, has named Kent Misegades its Aviation Sales Representative. U-Fuel introduced self-service fuel stations to aviation in the 1980s. Misegades has worked as an aerospace engineer for three decades and is an award-winning aviation speaker and writer. He is an authority on aviation fuels and co-author of the GAfuels blog at GeneralAviationNews.com. A pilot since the early 1970s, Kent is president of EAA Chapter 1114 based in Apex, North Carolina.
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One of the most popular sleeping positions when traveling. The head is tilted to a side resting on a window, seat belt, pillow, etc. Resembles a position you would make with your head when eating a taco. Results in neck pain and a really shitty nap.
That overnight bus to Phoenix killed me. I had taco neck the whole time.
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In the centre the Red Apartment...ItalyUmbriaPerugia
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Located in an elegant downtown building in a quiet area but rich of night-life, clubs and craftmen-workshops.
Very close to Corso Vannucci, the main street of Perugia. Between Saint Ercolano's Church and S. Dominic's Cathedral, very ancient Rocca Paolina. This lovely apartment consists of 60 sqm, is beautifully renovated, 4 meter high ceilings and exposed wooden beams.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
At the second flor of an old downtown building. Recently renovated, the apartment consists of living room with large and comfy sofas , little kitchen with modern appliances, microwave and dishwasher, a bedroom with a large wardrobe, a big bathroom with shower and a corridor with another wardrobe.
Hardwood floors throughout the house.
Comfort, detail, tranquility ...and you have everything near here!
Guest Access
Modern kitchen, modern furniture ...
Inside the apartment there is Wi-Fi, but is time limited.
Navigation is allowed for a maximum of 4 hours a day!
The Neighborhood
Pubs, restaurants, pizzerias, churches, shops and the ancient city are very near 50 - 100mt
Getting Around
All transports (train, bus, taxi, minimetrò) are just 5 minutes walk from here.
Regional Train-Sant 'Anna Station
Minimetrò-stop Pincetto
Bus-terminal Piazza Partigiani
Taxi-area Piazza Italia and Piazza Partigiani
Near the apartment at no more than 5 minutes there are pay parking. The largest is in Piazza Partigiani outdoor and indoor.
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Airport: Perugia S. Egidio - km 15
National Railway Station: Perugia - km 2
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Highway E45 direction Perugia
On the ring take the exit for Perugia Piscille or Prepo and follow the signs to the center
Nearby cities: km 20 from Assisi; km 50 from Orvieto; km 150 from Florence (Firenze) ; km 190 from Rome
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Ehime University
Country: Japan
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Evolution of rankings for Ehime University during the last years. The following university rankings are presented: Shanghai, Leiden and Times.
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Low-Erosion, Light-Weight Rhenium Graphite Composites for SDACS
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AbstractRhenium is the current material of choice for several critical valve components in a solid divert and attitude control system (DACS) due to its erosion resistance, high-temperature strength, and compatibility with propellant exhaust products. However, bulk rhenium is disadvantaged by being expensive and extremely dense. In order to reduce cost and weight of rhenium DACS components, a different approach must be considered. Rhenium-coated graphite can offer both superior erosion resistance and strength while reducing component cost and weight. During this Phase 1 investigation, PPI will team with ATK to design a nozzle/pintle combination based on rhenium-coated graphite. Using PPI"s innovative EL-Form technique, rhenium will be electrochemically deposited onto a graphite nozzle/pintle combination. Process parameters will be optimized to ensure a uniform coating is produced on all graphite surfaces. The optimized parameters will be used to produce a nozzle that will then be hot gas tested at ATK"s facility. During Phase II, the processing parameters will be further optimized with an emphasis on multi-component processing to reduce component costs. Re-coated graphite nozzle/pintle components will then be fabricated and hot fire tested in ATK"s DACS. A key target acquisition for this technology will be the SM-3 Block IIB DACS.
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Attack of the Microbiologists
Published: January 14, 1996
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Margulis began investigating the origin of eukaryotic cells more than 30 years ago. Everyone knew the nucleus contained DNA, but Margulis, taking a cue from scientists of the early 1900's, focused on the stray genes outside the nucleus, in the cytoplasm. She boldly interpreted these as remnants of ancient bacteria, smaller cells that at one time cohabited within larger microbes. She imagined a scene like this: 1.4 billion years ago -- about the time that oxygen became abundant in the atmosphere -- one fast-swimming, oxygen-breathing bacterium invaded another microbe that was still making its living the old-fashioned way, without oxygen. The host failed to destroy the invader, a truce was declared and over time the cells became dependent on each other. The effect was synergistic: the host gave the invader a continuous source of food, and the invader gave the host greater swimming speed and a way to survive in the brave new world of oxygen. To support the theory that complex cells were collections of smaller organisms, Margulis drew on examples from throughout the cellular world.
Margulis's findings may seem like a minor illumination of an obscure corner of history. In fact, she had solved one of evolution's greatest mysteries, the progression from prokaryotic cells, without a nucleus, to eukaryotic cells. "Lynn's theory was the signal event in cell biology," Doolittle says. "She made a major contribution." Instead of the standard tree of life, with branches reaching outward, Margulis drew a tree with widely separated branches growing back onto one another, forming a phylogenetic web.
At first, the establishment scorned such ideas. Fifteen times she submitted her findings to academic journals and 15 times they rejected her. She applied for grants from the National Science Foundation and was rebuffed. But she continued collecting data, reworked her paper and, in 1967, published her theory in The Journal of Theoretical Biology. The response was thunderous silence.
Margulis's work wasn't so much resisted as ignored. "What people do when they don't like the idea is they don't confront it head on, because then they'd have to learn something," she says. "My work more than didn't fit in. It crossed willy-nilly the boundaries that people had spent their lives building up. It hits some 30 subfields of biology, even geology."
Margulis differed from many of her colleagues in pinpointing the engine of evolution. Biologists agree today that natural selection works on variations that offer organisms a survival advantage, but Margulis holds that the most significant source of variation is not only mutation but mergers. Random mutations, she says, may change appearances, but there's no indication -- in the fossil record, in the field or in laboratory experiments -- that they alone create new species. The acquisition of symbiotic organisms, however, is a source of evolutionary novelty, and she is happy to produce a living example.
Margulis examines her inch-long root, which resembles an anemic piece of ginger, under the microscope. "Look at this," she says, indicating specks of a blue-green bacteria. "Those dots are cyanobacteria." These bacteria weren't present in the cycad's seeds. But within 24 hours of germination, cyanobacteria appeared inside the newly sprouted root.
"They'd argue that a series of mutations made this organ, and I'd argue that that's not enough." The cyanobacteria in the plant, she adds, are more similar to the cyanobacteria in the soil than they are to any other aspect of the plant tissue, demonstrating, as Margulis says, "that symbiogenesis, rather than the accumulation of mutations, is the documented mechanism of major evolutionary change."
DESPITE THE Indifference of academia, Margulis persisted. In 1970, she expanded her original paper into a book, "The Origin of Eukaryotic Cells." Years passed, during which data supporting the theory of symbiogenesis accumulated. Eventually, the scientific community had to take note. In 1979, Margulis won a Guggenheim. In 1981, she rewrote the book and renamed it "Symbiosis in Cell Evolution." It is a classic of 20th-century biology.
In 1983, Margulis was invited to join the prestigious National Academy of Sciences. The victory was a triumph of intellect and tenacity, the sweeter for being so hard won. But Margulis's reputation was hardly burnished. Symbiogenesis was becoming accepted doctrine, but why was she messing with that crackpot idea, Gaia?
Because it had merit. In response to critics, Lovelock devised complicated mathematical equations, "autocatalytic" models and theories that involved "nonequilibrium thermodynamics" to explain how self-regulation could have been jump-started. No theory answered all the questions, but gradually the emphasis moved away from a Gaian proof per se and toward specific investigations. A cottage industry of scientists arose testing organic feedback mechanisms -- processes in which two elements of a system affect each other simultaneously. "If there are feedback loops involved, the potential for self-regulation exists," Kump, from Penn State, says. "In systems theory and electronics, this is not a radical idea. But you don't often come across this in the traditional literature of biology: they think this is a far-out process."


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Chevron Phillips Dedicates New Facility
Jul 29, 2016
Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP dedicated its new state-of-the-art Marlex polyethylene pilot plant at its research and technology facility in Bartlesville. Chevron Phillips broke ground for the facility in May of last year. The plant replaces the old facility built in the 1950s whe ... read more »
Indian Taco Championship Set
Jul 29, 2016
Mark October 1st on your calendar for the 12th annual National Indian Taco Championship. Organizers hope new vendors and competitions will mean huge crowds on October 1, from 10 until 4 at this admission-free event in downtown Pawhuska. Event chair for the Pawhuska Chamber of Commerce, ... read more »
Phillips 66 Reports Positive 2nd Quarter
Jul 29, 2016
Phillips 66 announced second-quarter earnings of 496 million dollars. That compares with 385 million in the first quarter of 2016. Adjusted earnings were 499 million dollars, an increase of $139 million from the last quarter. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Grag Garland says Phill ... read more »
Another Car Accident In Dewey
Jul 28, 2016
There has been a car accident just North of Dewey. The accident happened near U.S. Highway 75 and Four Mile Road. Reportedly, cars were on the center median. ... read more »
Prosecutors To Seek Death Penalty
Jul 28, 2016
Two people who are accused of murder in April of this year were scheduled to be on the formal arraignment docket on Wednesday. The hearing has been moved to September 7th. Scott Offutt and Derek Hamblin are charged with first degree murder and conspiracy in the death of 21-year old Ky ... read more »
Mosquito Found
Jul 28, 2016
The Oklahoma State Department of Health has found the species of mosquito that is believed to be the primary carrier of the Zika virus in southwest Oklahoma. After surveillance, the OSDH has determined that these mosquitos do not contain the virus, and there is no confirmation of the virus anywhe ... read more »
City Repair Water Main Break
Jul 28, 2016
Water Department crews of the City of Bartlesville are working to repair a water main break on Tuxedo Blvd. at Young Street to the west. Both westbound lanes of traffic will be closed until the line is repaired. Two-way traffic will be permitted in the remaining two lanes. ... read more »
Car Accident
Jul 27, 2016
There has been a two car accident on Nowata Road and May. Please avoid the area if possible. ... read more »
Governor Fallin Considers Special Session for Teacher Pay Raise
Jul 27, 2016
Governor Mary Fallin announced today that the $140.8 million initially cut from agency allocations midyear can now be allocated. Governor Fallin says she has talked with legislative leaders to consider holding a special session to address the issue of teacher pay raises. Governor Fallin also ... read more »
911 Restored
Jul 27, 2016
AT&T says the 911 emergency service has been restored following a power issue that disrupted some service in Oklahoma. AT&T says the 911 service was disrupted Wednesday morning with some emergency call centers, but those centers rerouted calls and technicians quickly resolved the prob ... read more »
Teacher of the Year Finalists
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Jul 27, 2016
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Jul 27, 2016
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STOCKTON - Police officers on patrol early Monday near South California Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard spotted smoke from a small, abandoned home and called in the Fire Department at 1:30 a.m.
Upon arrival, firefighters had to cut plywood off the front door to gain access to the boarded-up residence, which they estimated to be about 600 to 700 square feet in size. The house was filled with "junk," but firefighters brought the fire under control quickly, a Fire Department spokesman said.
Fire units remained at the scene for about an hour, and there were no reported injuries, according to the spokesman, who indicated that illegal squatters might have caused the blaze.
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Mirage also offers a higher-quality version of the speaker, the Nanosat Prestige, for $175 a speaker. The slightly larger Omnisat, now in its second incarnation, sells for $250 each and works with a wide variety of Mirage subwoofers, including the $500 Omni S10. The older--but still excellent--original incarnation of the Omnisat remains available from some retailers for $150 per speaker.
Some small speakers aren't suitable for larger rooms, but this system has no trouble filling moderately spacious rooms, and the subwoofer maintained its composure when the going got rough on special-effects-heavy DVDs such as the Star Wars discs. When the bass was at its most intense, we could actually feel gusts of air blowing out from the sub's front-mounted port, even though we were sitting about 10 feet away.
The speakers aren't without a couple of shortcomings, however. While the soundstage for DVDs was big and spacious, male voices sounded a little thin, lacking a sense of a body. That's not unusual for speakers this small, and even Mirage's advanced technology can't work miracles. It's also worth noting that the Nanosat's treble range seemed overly prominent and bright, though some listeners may appreciate the extra detail and air.
Turning from movies to music, Cream's Royal Albert Hall reunion DVD sounded especially powerful over the Nanosat system. The eerily convincing portrayal of the depth and space of a large concert hall let us forget the speakers' size. Jack Bruce's meaty bass lines had plenty of weight, Ginger Baker's drum kit crackled with energy, and Eric Clapton's guitar flash wasn't reigned in by the Nanosats.
Moving onto CD, we gave the new Dixie Chicks' Taking the Long Way a spin. Everything was nice and clear, but the Nanosats sounded a little disconnected from the subwoofer, so the Chicks' vocals, fiddles, and guitars sounded tonally anemic. Once again, we weren't all that surprised--with speakers as small as these, that's bound to happen. Still, it's a minor gripe, considering many listeners won't even notice the satellite-subwoofer discontinuity. And for those who do, we strongly recommend moving up to either Mirage's Nanosat Prestige or the larger Omnisat satellites and S10 subwoofer.
Nitpicks aside, the Nanosats projected a huge sound--something akin to what you'd expect from larger speakers--and the sound sometimes appeared to come from places further apart and higher than the actual locations of the speakers. The illusion was so perfect, it was hard to reconcile that all the sound was coming from five 5.8-inch-tall satellites and a baby subwoofer. For anybody looking for superior sound quality from an all but invisible speaker system, the Mirage Nanosats are an easy recommendation.


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Not the best pic of me, but at least the flowers are pretty ^_^; No, I'm not a hippy, the 'peace' sign is because I was in Japan when the photo wsa taken, and the Japanese have a tradition of doing peace signs for photos.
Note the Shasta Bug I painted in in the corner. Gotta love Shasta Bugs.
Note the Shasta Bug I painted in in the corner. Gotta love Shasta Bugs.
Hey! really appreciate ur drawins , sketch or say images!!
good waork!!
good waork!!
wow now i know wat u look like and wat u like
i had to dig for this lol
U should so update it
it would be cool
i had to dig for this lol
U should so update it
it would be cool
cute pic ^_^ you have lovely eyes... flowers are so beautiful and the bug is so kawaii
w00t w00t
Artwork are a beautiful as their creator.....ne? AGREE??? hehehe..........
now i see u. thats more like it.
lol kidding
you live in perth should this worry me?
hey we almost have the same birthday! ... i dont know why i thought that was cool
i couldn't fav all of your works so i'll just fav your ID ^_^ <3
you're pretty ^ ^ i love your art too...*is confused* what's a shasta bug?
if there is one thing i enjoy more then looking at a pretty girl, its a pretty girl who can draw. *blushes big* eh heh ^^
ever seen an anime called Bleach? ... its pretty kick ass they're up to ep. 61 in the anime ... and i have no clue about the manga ... but its good stuff
you have a very lovely photo here, lisa. i finally get to see a picture of you^_^x
^^ Thanks! I'm not very photogenic, so lately I've been sticking to chibis for IDs... But this photo reminds me of good times in Japan, so I wanted to post it.
i believe everyone's photogenic. maybe one day when i'm able to learn more on japan i'll visit some time and i'll see some of your art all over the cities ^.^
wow, you pretty. you were in japan?????!!!!!!!! aw man! I want to go to japan! how was it? was it pretty? did you get any anime stuff? sorry for asking so much but I want to know! and keep up the good work in your gallery!
Hey, your Birthday's Coming up isn;t it?!
hey i like DBZ too!! and i wnat to bee manga artist he hee
my favorite word is NO Diiva, Only Mental!!
my favorite word is NO Diiva, Only Mental!!
Heheh...Shasta Bug... =3
Great ID, all pretty. I'd die if someone told me to put my picture up on the net. *hides her face in shame*
Great ID, all pretty. I'd die if someone told me to put my picture up on the net. *hides her face in shame*
That Shastabug looks so... real @_@
*Steals Shasta Bug* I love that thing!
Lovey Shasta bug!! must luv it!
Aww, you look so kawaii!! I wish to go to Japan one day I also peace-sign for pics too!
The Shasta bug is so cute!! *huggles*
The Shasta bug is so cute!! *huggles*
Nice ID! I like da bug! xD
Noticed BUG!!
Noticed BUG!!
WoW!!! Tha flowers are so pretty!! And the Shasta Bug is hilarious!!
wow!! you're pretty!
& yes the flowers are pretty ^_^
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Typical Day
The alarm buzzes and soon the Hartford house will be buzzing, too. Dr. Mia Hartford, a cardiologist in her seventh year of practice, loves her hectic routine. While she rushes the kids (one boy and one girl) along to begin their day, she stops for just a second to try and guess what's cooking downstairs for breakfast. Thank heavens for Mrs. Holloway—cook, housekeeper, and nanny extraordinaire. The Hartford house couldn't function without her.
Downstairs, Mia settles a quick but vitally important argument between her pre-schoolers over who gets to drink juice from the Spongebob cup this morning. Sigh. Note to self, find another Spongebob cup, ASAP. Add that to the million other things Dr. Hartford has going on. No big deal.
The kids are digging into their breakfast—cut-up fruit, lean sausage, and scrambled eggs—when Dad comes downstairs, briefcase in hand. "Morning! I'd love to have breakfast with you guys, but I'm going to have to settle for a protein bar and coffee to go. I've got a patient in the ER. See you tonight, though!'' Then he looks at Mia. ''I'll see you in the office as soon as I can. ''
Such is life in the Hartford house. Two busy doctor parents, plus two young children, plus one dog, plus one cat, equals a three-ring circus. Mia, taking it all in stride, looks at Mrs. Holloway and says, ''Guess I'm having breakfast here this morning.''
As busy as they are, the Hartfords try to make sure at least one parent is there for breakfast with the kids every morning. They could hardly preach balance to their patients if they didn't practice it themselves, right?
''I'll skip the gym for now and just shower and dress here instead. Hopefully, working out will work in to my schedule later in the day.''
By 8:15AM, Mia makes it into the office, after getting dressed, throwing her workout clothes in a bag, and refereeing two more versions of World War III between her kids. "What were they fighting about again?" she wonders while pouring herself a fresh cup of coffee. Oh, never mind. She has less than fifteen minutes before she sees her first patient of the day and she needs to begin checking files––now.
Some people can't understand how Mia and her husband, also a cardiologist, could work together. But it works great for them. They have another heart specialist in their practice, plus an imaging specialist to help out on mornings like this. If her husband has any echocardiograms (ECGs or EKGs) or stress tests scheduled before he gets back from the hospital, the three of them can cover it.
Mia's cell phone beeps with a text message from her husband. "ER patient ok. Consulting on another possible heart patient. Will complete rounds. Be there by noon."
Another advantage of two cardiologists being married? Taking each other's hospital rounds. Now that the hubby's going to do the hospital rounds to check on their patients who've had stents or a pacemaker put in to make their tickers quicker, Mia's got an extra two hours in her day.
Or so she thought. Those extra two hours disappear like a snow cone in July. Over the next four hours, Mia sees almost a dozen patients. More tests needed for patient #1; check the Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) for information on changing patient #2's prescription; write orders for an ECG for patient #3; etc., etc.
It's a hectic, busy day, as always, but Mia loves to help people take control and manage their health. After several years in practice, she finds great satisfaction with helping others manage their conditions, as opposed to curing their conditions. Cures aren't always possible, but managing usually is.
Mia hasn't even had time to think about lunch as she finishes with the last patient of the morning. Walking the patient to the lobby, then saying goodbye, she turns to the receptionist and asks, ''Has my husband made it back yet?''
The receptionist gives her a sly grin and sends Mia to the conference room. There, her husband is waiting with lunch: two grilled chicken salads with all the trimmings. They eat, relax for a few moments, and then check files for the afternoon appointments.
At the end of the day, after the last patient leaves, Mia ducks into her office and quickly changes into her work-out clothes. She stops by her husband's office and drags his attention away from a new study showing positive results for paleo eating plans and heart-related illnesses.
''Hey, I'm heading to the Wellness Center to pump some iron.''
''Should I be afraid?''
''Not as long as you keep bringing me lunch like that,'' Mia laughs. ''I'll see you at home in an hour or so.''
Later in the evening, Mia pulls out a book after tucking the kids in bed. As she reads Everything Has A Heart to them, she wonders if she's subconsciously trying to brainwash her son and daughter into following in their parents' footsteps. Oh, well. They could do a lot worse.
By 10:00PM, Mia settles into bed with a book of her own: a travel guide to some of America's most beautiful spots. Her husband walks in and checks out her book.
''Planning a trip? Really? Dr. Dedicated wants to actually leave town and cardiology behind for a week or two? Cool. Where are we going?''
''I'm thinking deep in the heart of Texas.''
''Mia, that's not a place. That's an old kid's folk song.''
''Okay," she laughs. ''Seriously, I'm thinking Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Where else would two cardiologists and their kids go?''


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Definition of chic in English:
adjective (chicer, chicest)
Elegantly and stylishly fashionable.
Example sentences
- The management of this chic Fifth Avenue fashion store had dared to rearrange the artist's installation.
- No other country in the world, they say, has such a dazzling array of chic fashion on offer.
- The classy curls, gels, trendy perms, and chic colours have not seemed to inspire us!
stylish, elegant, sophisticated, dressy, smart;
fashionable, high-fashion, fashion-forward, in vogue, up-to-date, up-to-the-minute, contemporary, à la mode, chi-chi, au courant;
dapper, dashing, trim
informal trendy, with it, happening, snappy, snazzy, modish, styling/stylin', du jour, in, funky, natty, swish, fly, spiffy, kicky, tony
Stylishness and elegance, typically of a specified kind: French chic biker chic
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- His clothes are an example of how young designers emphasize chic yet maintain an urban sensibility.
- It is a deliberate attempt to be different, a blatant statement that the cars are for the discerning driver who loves designer chic.
- Suddenly, he's the older man and those grey hairs speak years, rather than designer chic.
chicly adverb
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- He is fantastic, and his cautionary sentiments about war are warmly supported by the newly and chicly democratic audience.
- Seen in profile, the self-possessed Peter gazes contemplatively to her right, while the self-portrayed Brooks stares out with steely eyes hooded by the shadows of an imposing, chicly butch hat.
- Underwear with suspender elastic hanging off may have looked chicly fetishistic on the women but positively frightful on the men.
Mid 19th century: from French, probably from German Schick 'skill'.
Adopted from French, chic 'elegantly fashionable' is probably from German Schick 'skill'.
Words that rhyme with chicantique, batik, beak, bespeak, bezique, bleak, boutique, cacique, caïque, cheek, clique, creak, creek, critique, Dominique, eke, freak, geek, Greek, hide-and-seek, keek, Lalique, leak, leek, Martinique, meek, midweek, Mozambique, Mustique, mystique, oblique, opéra comique, ortanique, peak, Peake, peek, physique, pique, pratique, reek, seek, shriek, Sikh, sleek, sneak, speak, Speke, squeak, streak, teak, technique, tongue-in-cheek, tweak, unique, veronique, weak, week, wreak
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The Palm Valley FIREBIRDS girls basketball team won Tuesday's home conference game against Calvary Chapel by a score of 38-10.
(January 10, 2012: Rancho Mirage, CA 92270) The Marywood-Palm Valley Firebirds basketball team scored 38 points and restricted the visiting Calvary Chapel Lions to 10 in the Firebirds league victory on Tuesday.
The Firebirds now sport a 4-6 record. They play next when they travel to Temecula Prep for a Majestic contest on Thursday, January 12. Marywood-Palm Valley will meet a Patriots team coming off a 43-20 league win over Packinghouse Christian Academy (Redlands, CA). The Patriots record now stands at 8-7.
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Highway 421 north was temporarily shut down early Thursday morning after a horse was hit by a car and killed.
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Top five athletes
1. Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers: 3,521 yards, 70.1%, 26 TD, 8 INTs, Super Bowl MVP.
2. Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls: 32.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, 8.0 assists.
3. Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins: 199 points, 85 goals, 114 assists.
4. Jerry Rice, San Francisco 49ers: 82 catches, 1,483 yards, 18.1 avg, 17 TDs.
5. Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco Giants: 47 HRs, 125 RBI, .634 slugging, NL MVP.
Top five teams
1. Detroit Pistons (63-19). Knocked off MJ in East finals and then swept Lakers for title.
2. Oakland A's (99-63). The Bash Brothers were a big hit.
3. Calgary Flames (117 points). Beat 115-point Canadiens to win Stanley Cup.
4. Michigan basketball (30-7). Won 80-79 OT thriller over Seton Hall for NCAA title.
5. San Francisco 49ers (10-6). Montana to Taylor for the Super Bowl win.
Sports moves
Minnesota Timberwolves and Orlando Magic join the NBA as an expansion teams
Toronto Blue Jays into Skydome
Use of kicking tees for field goals and PATs banned in college football
Pop culture trivia
Oscar winner: Driving Miss Daisy
Most popular TV show: The Cosby Show
Top of the Pops: Look Away, Chicago
Fiction bestseller: "Clear and Present Danger," Tom Clancy
Nonfiction bestseller: All I Really Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten: Uncommon Thoughts on Common Things by Robert Fulghum
Pop culture potpourri: MTV bans Madonna's "Like A Prayer" video; the Berlin Wall comes down; Salman Rushdie publishes "The Satanic Verses," gets death threats after Iranian leader Ayatollah Khomeini issues a fatwa, goes into hiding; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are huge hit; GPS is launched.