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They call it fun-size for a reason. At Bealls Florida we have dresses that fit every kind of woman, and our selection of petite dresses can't be beat. To truly capture the good vibrations of Florida fun our petite casual dresses are packed with a punch – the strong, ornate designs are flourished with deep dyes to make the colors pop and practically jump off the fabric. Petite dresses can flatter your figure with all the allure of any kind of dress, and Bealls Florida stocks the right brands to keep you looking classy, courageous, or carefree depending on the mood and occasion.
We know you're a woman with a full life, and petite casual dresses should exude a multilayered sensibility while being chic and cute. Just because you're junior-sized doesn't mean your dresses should look like they're styled for the junior crowd. Petite dresses are still glamorous and exciting wardrobe staples for the modern woman, especially in the coastal climate where work hard, play hard is a motto for life. As always, we believe great deals are the way for you to get the most out of your shopping experience – this paisley scarf print dress may turn the heads of the fellas at the company barbeque, but you won't have to skimp on accessories to afford it. At 40% off to start, it goes to show how many great deals can be had for quality petite dresses.
When you want to dazzle and really make a statement at your next soiree with the ladies or at your next cocktail party at work, stay fierce and completely captivating with our sexy and elegant collection of petite evening dresses. The other gals can gossip about how much they spent on their drab and forgettable get-ups while you stun them with a fabulous body contour piece from our petite formal dresses and have enough extra cash to pick up the bill. That's Bealls Florida. Quality without the calamity of high prices.


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Celebration Weekends Join us on 27 to 29 August for a long weekend of activities exploring the beauty of the borders.
The Dream Fairies Interactive theatre production for younger children. Wednesdays to Sundays 30 July to 28 August 2016.
The Wind in the Willows Live theatre production for children from Wednesdays to Sundays 23 July to 28 August 2016.
Kew the movies Join us for our open air cinema, located outside
Kew Palace.
Write on Kew 2016 Our literary festival returns on 22-25 September 2016, with a line-up of over 70 authors.
Plant of the month tour Take a guided tour behind the scenes with Kew Horticulture and Kew Science. Every Tuesday.
The Hive A multi-sensory experience, exploring bees and pollination.
Richmond Runfest Join the only Full Marathon, Half Marathon and 10k to run inside the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. On 18 September 2016.
Early opening for Friends Enjoy the Gardens from 8-10am before the gates open. Until 30 September.
What's On
29 August 2016
Early opening for Friends 2016
Pollination Trail
Bee Urban
Family activities
Bee films
Captured at Kew photography exhibition
Georgian cookery demonstrations
Cookery demonstrations
Brazil: a powerhouse of plants – Margaret Mee, pioneering artist and her legacy
Beauty of the Borders Celebration Weekend
The Hive explained
Daily walking tours
Walks and Tours
Grass: a dance show for children
Family activity
Introduction to the Gardens

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Some students in Debra Willard's kindergarten class at Dewey School showed their school spirit today (Thursday) by dressing as storybook characters, all part of Homecoming week celebrations. In Mrs. Willard's class, characters included a zebra, Dora the Explorer, Fancy Nancy, Little Boy Blue, a baseball player, and Curious George.
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FoodFacts.com tries to stay aware of the latest news regarding the growing obesity epidemic and how it affects the health and well being of the population. Today we found an interesting study out of the University of Illinois that highlights a possible link between diets high in fat and conditions that affect children in our country like ADHD and learning disabilities connected to memory.
Both childhood obesity and childhood conditions like ADHD and learning disabilities have been on an upsurge. The researchers involved in this study explored the effects of a high-fat diet (with 60% of its calories derived from fat) versus a low-fat diet with only 10% of calories coming from fat on the behavior of two different groups of one month old mice. Before the mice on the high-fat diet were able to gain any weight from their food consumption, the behavior of the group began to change.
The mice on the high-fat diet experienced an increase in anxiety, evidenced by increased burrowing and wheel running as well as a hesitance to explore available open spaces. Those same mice also developed learning and memory problems. They experienced difficulty negotiating a maize as well as difficulty recognizing objects. When some of these mice were switched over to a low-fat diet, their memory was back to normal in one week's time.
Some of the mice were kept on the high-fat diet and the memory problems continued for a three week period. At about 10 weeks, their bodies seemed to compensate for the diet – but by that point the mice became obese and developed diabetes. These results suggested to researchers that a high-fat diet could possibly trigger anxiety and memory problems in children.
While the researchers expected that the high-fat diet would encourage inflammation which is associated with obesity, they didn't see an inflammatory response in the brains of the mice consuming the higher-fat food. What they did find, however, was the initiation of a chemical response that was similar to the responses seen in addiction … the increase of dopamine, which is associated with pleasurable feelings in an addict. The increase in dopamine is felt to have triggered the anxious behaviors and learning difficulties in the high-fat diet group. It was noted that the increase of dopamine in the brain is common to both the ADHD condition as well as obesity.
FoodFacts.com found the information in this study to be very valuable. While we understand that further research must be conducted to clarify these results, and we understand that not every child with ADHD or a learning disability is obese, the study certainly calls into question how diets high in fat affect our children. Let's continue to be mindful of building healthy nutrition habits for our families and to develop a deeper understanding of how the foods we (and our children) eat affect our health and well being.
Read more: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/02/130219121021.htm


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The Tarleton Student Wildlife Society gives four $500 scholarships each year, two to an underclassman and two to an upperclassman. The requirements to apply are a 2.0 GPA, enrollment at Tarleton and planned enrollment in Fall 2011 of at least 12 semester credit hours each semester, and active involvement in Student Wildlife Society activities.
To apply, complete the application below and submit it with a copy of your transcript to Bradley Kubecka at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you do not receive a conformation e-mail contact Bradley Kubecka at 979-702-9681. A non-wildlife professor will judge and pick the scholarship winner. The deadline to apply is March 8th at 4PM. Recipients will be announced at our last meeting of the semester on April 2nd and the scholarships will given directly to the student.


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Take a look at the latest action figure of Hugh Jackman as his legendary character Wolverine.
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Watonwan County, part of Arc Southwest, is very grateful to the United Way, the Community Chest, Knights of Columbus, United Fund and several townships, for the money raised each year to help people with disabilities and their families. ARC Southwest office in Fairmont 1-800-427-2895 c/o Lou Ann Erickson, welcomes all who would be members of ARC Southwest.
Another rose sale is being planned for April 5, in St. James, Madelia and Lewisville. More of the plans will be in the next month's news.
The ARC Minnesota to which the Commissioner of Human Services, Lucinda Jesson, honored us with six other organizations from across the state, for outstanding contributions to human services. It was recognized for its work state wide housing access services.
A great friend of ARC Minnesota will be honored on Feb. 20, in Roseville. An attorney at the Minnesota Disability Law Center Anne Henry, is being thanked for her timeless work at the State Capitol, the major improvements she has helped attain in laws, regulations and programs that affect people of all disabilities. She has worked with the Disability Law Center in Mankato, and has touched lives in this area with her ability to show compassion and work for a cause.
In my last news report to the paper, I mentioned that an upcoming play called "Love Sweet Love" written by Wilbur Neushwander Frink from the Mankato ARC office has People First of New Ulm and the United We Sland Players, mostly all with disabilities took part. The musical play and talent show following was a great success, receiving hearty applause.
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9.1-10 Larceny by Acquiring Property Lost, Mislaid or Delivered by Mistake -- § 53a-119 (4) and §§ 53a-122 through 53a-125b
Revised to April 23, 2010
Note: The degree of the larceny is determined by the value of the property stolen. See § 53a-122 (first degree); § 53a-123 (second degree); § 53a-124 (third degree); § 53a-125 (fourth degree); § 53a-125a (fifth degree); § 53a-125b (sixth degree). The dollar amounts for the degrees of larceny were increased as of October 1, 2009. See the table in Introduction to Larceny for the values in effect prior to that date.
The defendant is charged [in count __] with larceny by acquiring property lost, mislaid, or delivered by mistake in the (first / second / third / fourth / fifth / sixth) degree. The statute defining this offense reads in pertinent part as follows:
a person who comes into control of property of another that (he/she) knows to have been lost, mislaid or delivered under a mistake as to the nature or amount of the property or the identity of the recipient is guilty of larceny if, with purpose to deprive the owner thereof, (he/she) fails to take reasonable measures to restore the property to a person entitled to it.
For you to find the defendant guilty of this charge, the state must prove the following elements beyond a reasonable doubt:
Element 1 - Acquired property
of another
The first element is that the defendant came into control of the property of another. This means that the defendant took possession of the property or put the property in some place where it would be subject to (his/her) will. It means asserting some dominion or authority over the property by some action, such as moving it to some other location, concealing it, or using it. Some overt act of control is essential.
Element 2 - Knowledge
The second element is that the defendant knew that the property had been lost, mislaid or delivered by mistake. A person acts "knowingly" with respect to conduct or circumstances when (he/she) is aware that (his/her) conduct is of such nature or that such circumstances exist. <See Knowledge, Instruction 2.3-3.
Element 3 - Failed to take
measures to restore property
The third element is that the defendant did not take reasonable measures to restore the property to the owner. What measures are reasonable depends upon the circumstances -- the opportunity to return the property, the identifiability of the owner, the lapse of time, and any other factor bearing on reasonableness. A person is not required, however, to incur any substantial expense in order to return property to the owner.
It is specifically provided by another statute that a person who finds and takes possession of any property of more than $1.00 in value must report to the police within forty-eight hours that (he/she) has found such property.1 Therefore, if you find that the defendant failed to report the finding of such property to the police within such time, you may, but are not required to, find that this was unreasonable.
Element 4 - Intent
The fourth element is that the defendant intended to deprive the owner of the property. To intend to "deprive" another of property means to intend to withhold or keep or cause it to be withheld from another permanently, or for so long a period or under such circumstances that the major portion of its value is lost to that person. In other words, the state must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant took control of the property for the purpose of keeping or using it permanently or virtually permanently, or of disposing of the property in such a way that there was a permanent or virtually permanent loss of the property to the owner.
A person might take control of property that (he/she) knows is lost, mislaid, or delivered by mistake, but would not be guilty of larceny if (he/she) had the intent to restore it to the owner. An intention to use property temporarily would not be an intent to deprive the owner of the property, unless such use involved the loss of a major portion of the value of the property to the owner. An intention to dispose of the property so as to render it unlikely that the owner will recover it would include such actions as a sale or transfer to another person, concealment, or alteration of the property, if such a disposition would render it unlikely that the property would be recovered.
Element 5 - Value
The fifth element is that the property had a value that <insert as appropriate:>
First degree: exceeded $20,000.
Second degree: exceeded $10,000.
Third degree: exceeded $2,000.
Fourth degree: exceeded $1,000.
Fifth degree: exceeded $500.
Sixth degree: did not exceed $500.
<See Larceny, Instruction 9.1-1, for a full explanation of this element.>
In summary, the state must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that 1) the defendant came into control of property, 2) (he/she) knew that the property was lost, mislaid, or delivered by mistake, 3) (he/she) did not take reasonable measures to restore the property to the owner, 4) (he/she) intended to permanently deprive the owner of the property, and 5) the value of the property obtained was <insert value according to degree charged>.
If you unanimously find that the state
has proved beyond a reasonable doubt each of the elements of the crime of
larceny by acquiring property lost, mislaid or delivered by mistake, then you
shall find the defendant guilty. On the other hand, if you unanimously find
that the state has failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt any of the
elements, you shall then find the defendant not guilty.
General Statutes § 50-10.


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Is Gold's Bull Run Running Out of Steam?
By Francesca Freeman and Clementine Wallop
As question marks begin to be raised over the longevity of gold's 12-year bull run, the list of banks rejigging their gold price forecasts is growing.
Both Deutsche Bank and Société Générale jumped on the bandwagon this week, cutting their average 2013 price forecasts for gold by 12.1% and 5.6% respectively. Deutsche Bank now sees gold averaging $1,865/oz in 2013, while Société Générale expects a more modest price of $1,700/oz. The banks' downgrades follow similar revisions by the likes of Credit Suisse HSBC BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs.
Last year, gold averaged around $1,670/oz. In Europe Thursday, the metal was trading at roughly $1,660/oz.
The main reasons cited for a less bullish view on gold prices this year are expectations of improving global economic conditions and a less accommodative stance by central banks such as the U.S. Federal Reserve.
"From an investment perspective, our conviction for continued structural strength in the gold market is being tested," said Deutsche Bank analyst Daniel Brebner, noting that there are "legitimate arguments" for a turnaround in gold's long-lived bull run.
Mr. Brebner added:
"Global investment demand for gold has moderated considerably over the past 18 months, largely a function of the apparent success of central bankers in mitigating the risks associated with excessive financial leverage within the Western economic system.
"The strength in other more conventional assets, U.S. equities for example, as economic conditions appear to normalize has also resulted in less urgency for investors to buy unorthodox investment instruments such as gold."
Signs that U.S. monetary policy may tighten sooner rather than later also have negative implications for gold, which is traditionally sought as a hedge against currency weakness and inflation at times of high liquidity, noted Mr. Brebner.
Minutes from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting revealed that some U.S. policymakers are in favor of cutting short the Fed's bond-buying program.
Renewed appetite for U.S. equities since the start of the year may also signal a headwind for gold in 2013.
According to trading house Triland Metals, every year since 1950, if the U.S. equity market has been in the black after the fifth trading day of the year—as it was this week—there's an 85% likelihood that the index will close the year higher.
Given gold's traditional inverse correlation with equities, an up year on the U.S. equities market may spell a down year for gold.
"It seems that the reasons to be holding gold if the economy and risk begin to be favored again will diminish materially," Triland Metals analysts said.
A recent shift in gold's correlation with U.S. equities indicates that the precious metal may be returning to its traditional inverse relationship with stocks, after trading broadly in-line with equities and industrial metals for much of last year.
Not everyone is scaling back their expectations for gold prices, however.
Swiss bank UBS reiterated its bullish view on gold this week, maintaining an optimistic price forecast of $1,900/oz for this year.
"The reality is that there has been no material change in U.S. monetary policy and the consensus is in fact for the Fed to stay the course in terms of policy execution for now," said UBS analyst Joni Tevez.
"Monetary policy accommodation continues to paint a supportive backdrop for higher gold prices up ahead, and we do not think that there has been any material change in the macro environment to warrant a change in the underlying bullish gold view," she added.


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There were 62 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Sunday. At that time, there were 1,450 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411. When the jail is full, some inmates may be released early.
Attempted burglary arrest: Two teens were seen jumping a fence into the backyard of a home in the 2200 block of Stern Place around 10:21 a.m. Sunday. They were seen wearing socks on their hands and trying to enter a back window. They were not able to enter the home and officers detained them a short distance away. The teens had rocks in their pockets. They were identified by a witness in an in-field show-up. A 17-year-old male and a 15-year-old male were arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary, conspiracy and possession of burglary tools. They were booked into the county juvenile hall.
Attempted burglary arrest: A resident arriving home in 4000 block of Zeally Lane saw a teenager jumping out of the yard around 2:51 p.m. Sunday. Police said the teen had removed a window screen and tried entering the home. A witness followed the boy. Officers located him inside a home in the 1800 block of Picasso Way and arrested him for attempted burglary.
Carjacking: A man reported he was near the 6800 block of Allegheny Court at 11:30 a.m. Sunday when he was approached by a woman. They were talking when two unknown men knocked him to the ground from behind and began kicking and punching him. All three suspects entered his car and took it. The woman is Latina, 20 to 25 years old, 5-feet 7-inches and 140 pounds. The victim could not describe the two men. They took his 1983, two-door, Chevrolet Monte Carlo. It had no licence plates.
The California Highway Patrol did not provide a report of its activities from the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Sunday.
The Stockton Fire Department responded to 111 calls for service in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Sunday, including three vehicle accidents, 86 medical calls and one structure fire.
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Alaskan Halibut Baked in Parchment with Cilantro and Ginger
Pamela Salzman is a cooking instructor in the Los Angeles area who focuses on whole, seasonal, and locally-grown organic foods ... and recently earned certification as a holistic health counselor from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition.
Her growing popularity among Hollywood celebrities led to a glowing profile in Elle magazine.
Pamela recently launched Pamela Salzman / Kitchen Matters . a website that focuses on recipes taught in her classes, as well as nutrition education. As she says, The motivation behind my cooking classes and this site is to encourage and inspire people to get back in the kitchen and cook real food.
Alaskan Halibut Baked in Parchment with Cilantro and Ginger
Serves 6
1/4 cup organic extra virgin olive oil
1 teaspoon finely grated fresh ginger
1/4 cup fresh cilantro leaves, chopped or fresh mint, or a combination
2 cloves garlic, peeled and minced
1/4 cup green onion, chopped
Pinch of red pepper flakes or organic cayenne pepper (optional)
6 4-6 ounce* portions of wild Alaskan halibut, thawed
6 14-inch squares of unbleached parchment paper
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
*If you are using pieces of fish that are bigger than the recipe specifies, you may need to make a little more of the herb mixture. I would also consider baking the fish for an extra minute.
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Tallahassee, FL - "They told us our baby would have complications," that was how Sharia Brent started to tell a crowd for the first time about the loss of her newborn daughter.
It was a crowd full of people that she and her husband have come to know since Serena Grace, their little princess, died four years ago.
"There was a hole in her diaphragm, her stomach and other things were above the diaphragm instead of below," described Brent when she talked about the medical complications here daughter faced.
"When I used to talk to her even though she couldn't cry or make any sounds... when I would speak she would recognize my voice. She would move her leg or arm. She knew my presence," said father, Randy Brent, when he reflects on memories with his daughter who only lived to be less than one month old.
The couple says right away they sought comfort in the annual event, "A Walk to Remember". Once a year this group gets together to talk about their babies that passed away. They fill out a quilt square with a name or a message, and light a candle, all to honor those who were only here on Earth for a short time.
As the Brents listened to other stories of loss, the Leon County Commission Chair, Akin Akinyemi sat just feet away, watching and listening as his wife told the crowd the story of their loss 14 years ago. It was a first for them to share as well.
"I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl named Vanessa," said Elvira Akinyemi, a fellow parent who knows the loss of a child all to well.
While each loss is a personal one, parents, like the Brents, say they can find comfort in one another year after year. The Brents say they find peace is seeing Serena Grace's name on her quilt square, stitched together with so many others who will also never be forgotten.
Tallahassee, FL - Tonight families who have lost a child will walk to make sure their children are not forgotten.
It's called 'walk to remember,' and it's held every year to observe national pregnancy and infant loss awareness day.
Families who have lost a child, have gathered at St. Pauls United Methodist Church, where they will mingle and eat, before taking part in a special church service around 6:30.
That service will then be followed by the 11th annual walk to remember at sundown.
Organizers say about two hundred people attend this walk every year.
11th Annual Walk to Remember To Be Held October 18th
Rotary Clubs and Tallahassee Memorial Provide Families Comfort
TALLAHASSEE, FL – On Thursday, October 18th families will gather together at St. Paul's United Methodist Church from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the 11th annual Walk to Remember to honor babies who are no longer with us.
The Walk to Remember event is held each year to observe National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. The Walk is dedicated to our local grieving families and to their departed children. It is attended by about 200 people each year. All grieving families and their friends are welcome to participate at no cost. St. Paul's United Methodist Church is located at 1700 North Meridian Road. There is plenty of parking in the church parking lot.
Losing a baby is a traumatic experience. When the Florida Legislature created Healthy Start in 1992, they made a commitment to reducing infant mortality. Walk to Remember is an opportunity for participants to share their touching stories. Families share their testimony of how they survived their tragic loss, and a common bond begins to form. "It is so important that our families know they are not alone in their grief," said Ann Davis, Executive Director of Capital Area Healthy Start Coalition. "The annual Walk to Remember provides them with hope and support."
Randy and Sharia Brent understand what it means to lose a child. Four years ago, Sharia had a beautiful baby girl named Serena Grace. The Brents were excited about sharing their lives with Serena. Unfortunately, health complications occurred and Serena only lived one day short of her one month birthday. "The first time I was able to hold Serena was when the tubes were taken out of her and she was taken off of a machine," Sharia explained. "She died in my arms so peacefully." Sharia will be telling her story about Serena during the memorial service at Walk to Remember.
Beginning at 5:30 p.m., family members are encouraged to write a message on a remembrance quilt square to honor their loved one. Food and beverages will be served during this time. Guests also have the opportunity to have their babies' names read aloud during the memorial service held in the sanctuary. County Commissioner Akin Akinyemi will read the County's proclamation. Grief counselors will be provided at the reception
At 7:30, a candlelit ceremony will take place as participants walk around Lake Ella paying tribute to our lost babies. Each family will receive a carnation once they have completed the walk. Bagpipes will play "Amazing Grace". Performers include the Tallahassee Pipe Band and Voces Angelorum. Child care will be provided by the church in the nursery throughout the evening. The evening would not be possible without our sponsors: Tallahassee Rotary Club, Capital Rotary Club, TMH Foundation and Tallahassee Memorial Women & Children's Services.
"Walk to Remember brings awareness to a serious infant mortality problem in our local community," stated Dr. Fran Close, Associate Professor at Florida A&M University's College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences' Institute of Public Healthy, and Capital Area Healthy Start Board President. "This event gives grieving moms, dads and extended family the opportunity to receive support from CAHSC and our partners. For the last 11 years, we have observed this national day of remembrance in our community. CAHSC feels it is essential that we do all we can in our community to ensure that we are not only bring awareness to the issue, but ultimately reduce infant mortality."
For additional information about Serena's story, please contact Randy Brent at 850-586-9142 or Sharia Brent at 850-980-7666. Sharia can also be contacted via email at email@example.com.
Capital Area Healthy Start Coalition (CAHSC) is a 501c3, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health of infants and their families, and created to decrease the high rates of infant deaths in Florida. The Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Foundation is a premier sponsor of Walk to Remember.


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Baton Rouge man dies in fiery motorcycle crash
Published: Thursday, January 2, 2014 at 9:23 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 3, 2014 at 11:12 a.m.
A Baton Rouge man was killed Thursday after he was trapped between his burning motorcycle and a truck that rear-ended him just north of Thibodaux, police said.
Thomas Grems, 54, was riding a 2012 Yamaha motorcycle north on La. 308 about 4 p.m. when he stopped behind a 1998 Honda Accord, State Police said.
A northbound 2002 Ford F-150 failed to stop and struck the motorcycle in the rear. The bike was pushed into the rear of the Accord and became engulfed in flames, according to Troop C.
Grems, trapped between his motorcycle and the F-150, was unable to escape. He was pronounced dead at the scene by the Lafourche Parish Coroner's Office.
Shelbi Faucheux, 21, of Napoleonville, the Accord's driver, was forced off the side of the road, police said. She was taken to Thibodaux Regional Medical Center with what police described as minor injuries. She was wearing a seat belt.
The F-150's driver, Joseph Elfert, 87, of Labadieville was not injured, police said. He was wearing a seat belt.
Elfert submitted to a breath test and was cleared of any alcohol involvement, police said. Routine toxicology tests are pending for Grems. Blood was taken from Faucheux, and test results are pending at the State Police Crime Lab.
Charges are pending, and the crash remains under investigation, police said.
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Don't even think about sportin' a pair of short shorts before giving your limbs some scrubbin' TLC. This product exfoliates your dead skin cells while nourishing with lavender and almond oils. Founder Ole Henriksen says that this product (which has been used on celebs like Madonna and Shakira!) should be used once a day on your hands, feet, and body for a week to see the results!
OLEHENRIKSEN Rub n' Buff Salt Scrub, $38, olehenrikson.com
Is your bottle of black matte nail polish down to its last drop? Good. Strip your nails of the vampy hues and go for a light, bright, pastel alternative. Deborah Lippmann's latest collection has a creamy finish and is the ideal lacquer to show off at a brunch with the gals—just make sure you wear a top coat.
"Top coat extends the length of your manicure and adds shine. Your hands are exposed to many outside factors throughout the day. It is your top coat which protects the pastel color, keeping it from dulling or chipping and seals the polish at the tip to prevent wearing," explains Deborah to OK!.
Deborah Lippmann Spring Reverie Collection, $18 each, deborahlippmann.com
Pack light and invest in a eyeliner duo from Elizabeth Arden's Summer Escape collection! The pencils hold two colors with hints of metallic shimmer for a two-toned, fresh look.
Global makeup artist Rebecca Restrepo suggests using the lighter color with the shimmery component along your lower lashline "for a soft, haloed eye look."
Beautiful Color Define and Highlight Eyeliner Duo, $23 each, elizabetharden.com
Clumpy lashes aren't cute. This new MAC mascara is designed with a brush that coats every single lash, giving you full coverage without weighing your flirty fringe down.
MAC Cosmetics Studio Sculpt Lash Mascara, $16, nordstrom.com
Going to bed with your makeup on is a no-go. Simplify the process with a wipe that's formulated to rid your skin of dirt and oils, while refreshing it with added aloe.
Burt's Bees Facial Cleansing Towelettes, $6, target.com
Those that use Sulwahsso know about the brand's dedication to rejuvenation using herbs and the wondrous brightening power of ginseng. Using their star ingredient, the brand designed this mask to minimize age spots and to bring that glow back to dull skin. Apply it for 10-20 minutes, peel off, and massage the remaining serum in your skin for best results!
Sulwhasoo Snowise EX Brightening Mask, $130 for 10 Sheets, neimanmarcus.com
Primer. Do you need it or do you ditch it? When it has anti-blemish properties and helps keep your makeup in tact, it's a spring beauty must-have. No wonder it made the list! Celebrity makeup artist Troy Jensen says that as your skin tans from the sun, you can mix drops of this primer with your summer foundations to create a costume, moisturizing formula.
Jouer Anti-Blemish Matte Primer, $38, jouercosmetics.com
We know, we know. You're addicted to your curling iron. And that's OK—as long as you have a shield of protection! This smell-good spray will guard your locks from the damage of heat styling while also adding sheen to your 'do. So how to use it? Hairstylist Mark Hill, who says he always keeps it in his hairstyling kit, explains:
"I spray Work It Girl! on each section of hair before I wrap it spirally around the barrel of a wide barreled curling iron. Once the style is finished, a final spritz and it will last all day!"
Mark Hill Gorgeous! Work It Girl! Shine, Protect and Control Spray, $11, walgreens.com
A smokey eye sizzles in spring, too. Since this season is all about simplistic beauty, keep the look in a matte finish using a palette of nude hues.
"Use the creamy lighter shades to brighten up the whole eye area, then fill in the crease and outer corners with the medium brown shades for a subtle but sexy smoky eye. Take the look from day to night by using the darkest shades to fill in the outer-v, or use them as eyeliner or to fill in brows," says Paula's Choice research team member, Mercedes Santaella-Lam.
The Nude Mattes Eyeshadow Palette, $40, paulaschoice.com
Pucker up—and paint on one of Topshop's new creamy-based lip hues in spring's sweetest shades. We're particularly fond of that neon pink number.
Topshop Beauty Sheer Lips, $16, topshop.com
Want spring skin? With this lightweight liquid-based foundation, you can officially check it off your list! This EVE LOM formula will even out your skin tone and cover up dark spots. The result?An illuminating complexion that needs no Instagram filters.
EVE LOM Radiance Lift Foundation SPF 15, $60, spacenk.com
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Is evolution being re-staged by the scientists? We hold on to the sides of our chairs as the scientists burn their midnight oil trying to recreate a dinosaur in their laboratories.They have been successful with bacteria and ancient plants and now have finally managed to merge a bacteria with a 500 year old gene !
A modern E-coli bacterium has been breathed into with a new live gene dating back 500 million years. The bacteria have been resurrected by taking inspiration from the dinosaurs of "Jurassic Park" in a similar laboratory experiment at Geogia Tech. The 500 million year old germ has been merged into the E-coli bacterium and is thriving. Under laboratory conditions it has lived and survived through 1000 generations.
The experiment was started in 2008 by researchers at Georgia Tech, who came upon a prehistoric genetic sequence of a gene termed as the Elongation Factor-Tu that originates in cellular beings. The Bacteria depend on this EF-Tu for their survival. Speculation is on amongst the experts as to whether the "ancient bacterium" will evolve into a new form or remain the same "ancient" organism.
"This is as close as we can get to rewinding and replaying the molecular tape of life," stated Betül Kaçar, astrobiology postdoctoral fellow in Georgia Tech at NASA's center for Ribosomal origins and Evolution. He reckoned the sequence and the place where the prehistoric gene would splice with the E-coli chromosomes and landed up with 8 identical E-coli strains.
The Betul Kacar team allowed the bacterium to cultivate for 500 generations and observed how the growth spurts took an upswing. After sequencing they found out that evolution was walking a different tune. The gene didn't metamorphose to appear like the present day gene in its place, the proteins intermingling with this gene went through a transformation.
"The altered organism wasn't as healthy or fit as its modern-day version, at least initially," stated Gaucher, "and this created a perfect scenario that would allow the altered organism to adapt and become more fit as it accumulated mutations with each passing day."
This "genetically different" variety grew much slower than its modern equivalent. "We think that this process will allow us to address several longstanding questions in evolutionary and molecular biology," asserted Kaçar. "Among them, we want to know if an organism's history limits its future and if evolution always leads to a single, defined point or whether evolution has multiple solutions to a given problem."
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Deregulation and the California Utilities
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Posted September 25, 2001
Grades: 9-12
Author: Howard Thomas
Posted: September 25, 2001
Updated: September 25, 2012
"The verdict is in: California's experiment with energy deregulation is not just a mess; it's a certifiable failure, according to everyone from the state governor to the very utilities that initially backed the scheme." This is how Charles Feildman, CNN Correspondent, began his article on January 4, 2001, entitled "The California Power Quagmire". Has this happened with any other industry? How and why did this happen in California and can it happen in other states? To understand what happened one must look at some simple and basic concepts in economics.
Competition, Demand, Markets, Price, Scarcity, Supply
- Identify the economic concepts involved in deregulation of California Utilities.
- Apply the law of supply and demand to current economic events.
- Identify the direction of price change if a good becomes scarce.
- Understand the consequences of setting a price ceiling.
- List and recognize the reasons that the demand curve could shift.
- Understand the effect that government can have when it sets regulations on an industry.
"The verdict is in: California's experiment with energy deregulation is not just a mess; it's a certifiable failure, according to everyone from the state governor to the very utilities that initially backed the scheme." This is how Charles Feildman, CNN Correspondent, began his article on January 4, 2001, entitled "The California Power Quagmire." Has this happened with any other industry? How and why did this happen in California, and can it happen in other states? To understand what happened one must look at some simple and basic concepts in economics. What really happened with deregulation and the California utilities? Did these people understand the Law of Supply and Demand? Did they understand what makes supply and demand shift? Did these people understand what happens when you place a price ceiling on a retail commodity when you can't control the wholesale price of that commodity? How could this have been prevented?
AmosWeb: Searchable database of over 2000 economic terms and concepts.
Puzzlemaker: Make and print crosswords to use in your classroom.
How California's Power Crisis Works: This web page provides information on what caused California's blackouts and why they are in a power crisis.
California Blackouts: This page provides a short history of California's blackouts.
EIA Electricity: This map shows which states have deregulated utility industries.
U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission: This website provides information about the deregulation of the airlines.
Con Deregulation of Airlines: This website provides several arguments against deregulating airlines.
Policy Analysis: This article explains and provides examples of how rent control drives out affordable housing.
Rent Control: This article provides the reader a short history of rent controls in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Before studying about deregulation and other economic concepts we need to review some important economic terms. Either use your textbook or go to AmosWeb and look up the definitions for the following concepts and terms: scarcity, regulations, markets, price, law of supply and demand, competition, market failure, economic systems, monopoly, incentives and government regulation. Once you understand these terms develop a crossword puzzle to give other students in your class to see if they understand these terms. To do this use the puzzle making web site. Find "puzzlemaker online", click on the kind of puzzle you want to create, and follow the directions to develop your own puzzle.
To understand why California suffered a number of rolling blackouts since January one must look to see how Califonia got into this situation. To do this you need to go to How California's Power Crisis Works page and the California Blackout page .
What were the major reasons for the utilities crisis in California? [Deregulation of California Utilities, Growing power consumption, Regulated consumer prices, No new power plants, Outside companies cut supply, Lack of snow/rain.]
Why did deregulation of California utilities play such an important part in causing the crisis? [At the time of deregulation in 1996 many felt that the utilities were a monopoly and that deregulation would make it possible to lower prices. The main problem came when the California utilities sold their power plants to a small group of electricity wholesalers.]
During the last five years how much has the consumption of power grown in California and what has caused this to happen? [The demand for power has increased about 30% (6 percent annual growth). One of the reasons for the growth is the increase in the number of technology companies which are headquartered in California. Another reason is the population increase due to the growing technology industry on the west coast.]
- What basic economic law was forgotten by those that passed the deregulation law? [The Law of Supply and Demand - This is because they froze the price that the utilities could charge for their product to the consumer (Price Ceiling) but they did not place a ceiling on the price utilities had to pay for the electricity they had to buy and sell to the consumer.]
As you learn about the utilities crisis in California you might ask yourself whether your state has deregulated its utility industry or whether your state is in the process of deregulating its' utilities. To find out what is happening in your state go to the EIA Electricity Map and click on your state in the slide down menu.
How many states have deregulation laws or orders in place? [23] Is your state one of the deregulated states? [Answers vary.] If yes, in what manner has deregulation taken place? If no, has your state considered deregulation at any time?
- Compare your electricity rates to those in neighboring states and also to those in California. [Answers will vary.]
|[NOTE: There are a number of factors related to the causes of the California crisis. One of these is the lack of understanding the Law and Supply and Demand and what causes the demand or supply curve to shift. There are five nonprice reasons that can cause a shift in the demand curve. These are: 1) income, 2) price of related goods, 3) expectations about future prices, 4) population size, and 5) taste and preferences. As we see, the main reason that demand shifted an increase in population. Not only did the population of California increase; the technology industry also grew.]
Likewise there are factors that can cause a shift in supply. Yet, in California's cases there was not have been a shift in supply; therefore the supply of electricity remained constant. The major reason is that during the last 10 years there were no new power plants built in California. If there was a change it was because the major utilities sold many of their power plants to electricity wholesalers in 1996, when deregulation began. With deregulation the suppliers had few incentives to increase the supply of electricity.
Finally, one needs to understand the concept of price ceiling. Price ceiling is when the price of a good or service is set by someone and sellers are not allowed to charge more than that price. In this case, the price of electricity that could be charged to the consumers was frozen by the government until 2002. The problem arose when there was not a price ceiling placed on the wholesalers. There was no expectation of the increase in the wholesale price due to an increase in demand and where supply stayed constant, causing the price to purchase electricity to increase more than the ceiling price that was set by law.
What have we learned from the mistakes make in California? Can California fix the problems that it created? Only time will tell.
Now that you have looked at the effects of deregulation of the utilities in California review the articles on rent control and deregulation of the airlines industry and see if you can find some similarities and differences in the effect of these cases of deregulation.
[NOTE: Now that you have looked at the effects of deregulation of the utilities in California, review the articles on rent control and deregulation of the airlines industry and see if you can find some similarities and differences among these cases of deregulation.]
Price Ceiling established in 1996
Wholesale Price of Electricity in 1996
Wholesale Price of Electricity in 2001
Demand Curve of Electricity 1996
Demand Curve Shift of Electricity 2001
The best way to understand what takes place with rent control or the deregulation of the airlines industry is to graph out what happens when price ceilings are set and there are either increase or decreases in supply and demand..
The government made many mistakes in California when it deregulated the utilities industry. The major mistake made was that of regulating the price of electricity causing the market system to fail.


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by Ryan Kennedy - September 26, 2013 12:20 PM UTC
The German center returns to Prince Albert for a second season - and he may become the highest ever NHL draft pick from his country next June.
Saskatchewan is a long way from Germany and though it was daunting for center Leon Draisaitl to make that trek last season, at least he knew he was coming.
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Though it's the first step in procuring a spot on a world junior team, the National Junior Evaluation Camp being held by Team USA has already produced some hard-nosed hockey, proving that the teams from Sweden, Finland and Canada are taking things seriously, along with the hosts.
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The Maple leafs prospect has been buried behind top prospects with OHL Niagara, but will take on a greater role in 2013-14.
As Jim Hughes cautioned the assembled media, we're talking about hockey in July here. Having said that, the Toronto Maple Leafs' director of player development was pleased with what he saw from 2013 third-rounder Carter Verhaeghe, who scored two nice goals and added a showstopper in the shootout during a development camp scrimmage last week.
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After splitting duty in USHL Waterloo this season, goalie McAdam moves to the new Penn State program.
The United States League's Waterloo Black Hawks had a great problem this year: Two excellent goalies, but just one crease. Luckily, the draft-eligible tandem of Eamon McAdam and Cal Petersen got along and that battery helped the Hawks finish fourth overall in the league.
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Teams looking for a beast-built defense-minded blueliner at this year's draft will want to look at Jonathan-Ismael Diaby.
Much has been made of Seth Jones' background as an American who grew up with a basketball-playing father, but Victoriaville's Jonathan Diaby may have him beat: his father was a pro soccer player in Africa, making Diaby an NHL prospect whose lineage comes from the Ivory Coast nation.
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The Middlesex Islanders scorer earned more attention from NHL scouts as his year unfolded.
With 20 interviews scheduled at the draft combine in Toronto, Zach Sanford had a busy couple of days. But if scouts are correct about his potential, his calendar is going to be booked with NHL dates in the future.
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The Portland Winterhawks kick off their Memorial Cup tournament this weekend and need Petan to keep producing.
Nic Petan has just finished golfing with Portland teammates Brendan Burke and Taylor Leier when I called. But unlike most hockey players who hit the links, Petan's season isn't quite finished.
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The hulking Sault Ste. Marie defenseman took his offense to a new level this year and is winning over scouts.
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Columbus draft pick Oscar Dansk isn't rattled when he's peppered with shots on a poor Otters team and is mature beyond his years.
With his Erie Otters missing out on the Ontario League playoffs, Swedish netminder Oscar Dansk decided to engage in a very North American pursuit: the road trip.
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Looking at nine players who impressed at a recent showcase and may go the NCAA route.
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Anthony Florentino is a long-term NHL prospect who is part of a rising Selects Hockey Program.
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@thomasmeijer89 I think Finder belong here on iusethis, so that people can look for alternatives to the Finder.
Everyone uses Finder, without you can't do anything so why it's here on the list?
You only can update it through Apple Updater.
A Finder Update? I thought that came with Snow Leopard. Sure enuff, I can't "Locate Finder Download" at Apple. Sigh.
Working on Finder SIMBL plugin.
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You simply can't live without Finder.
Path Finder has tabs. And more.
Finder? I don't like seeing this listed in the Apps list. I may be an app, but it just seems out of place alongside VLC, Skype, and others.
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Mac OS X (the operating system) and the Finder are not the same thing.
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- San Mateo native was bus driver killed in horrific Northern California crash
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- Los Angeles Daily News exclusive: Survivor from California bus crash recounts chaos after bus crash, fire
- California bus crash: NTSB says no evidence of pre-impact fire
- California bus crash victims ranged from homecoming king to aspiring doctor
- California bus crash: FedEx truck didn't brake before crash, says NTSB
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- I-5 crash: At least 9 killed as big rig hits students' bus near Orland
- Earlier: Nine dead in fiery bus, semi-truck crash on I-5 near Orland
RED BLUFF, CALIF. -- Investigators recovered a black-box recording device from the student tour bus that crashed in Orland killing 10 people, but could not obtain one from the FedEx truck that slammed into the bus because it was so heavily damaged, federal officials said late Saturday.
The bus, a 2014 model that had only been in service for about a month, was equipped with an electronic control module that records trip data, but it is up to the vehicle's owner/operator to decide how much information it records, said National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Mark Rosekind. Investigators will not know how much they have until it is examined at an NTSB lab in Washington, D.C. He added that the bus was equipped with three-point restraint seat belts.
Rosekind also confirmed reports that witnesses said the FedEx truck was on fire before it crossed the median and slammed into a Nissan Altima and the tour bus, resulting in the tragedy.
"The driver (of the Altima) did report seeing flames that were coming out from the truck tractor cab prior to the crash as it was coming across the median," Rosekind said at a press conference in Red Bluff, about 30 miles from the crash site.
He also said there was no indication that the FedEx truck braked at all as it crossed over the 58-foot median onto oncoming traffic on the 5 Freeway, but that tire marks indicate the tour bus braked for 145 feet as the truck hurtled into its path. The FedEx tractor trailer first struck the Altima that had just passed the bus and was in the same lane ahead of it, before it struck the touring vehicle, he said.


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Prophetic words to lift you up and encourage you to move forward in your walk with Christ.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Release What Is No Longer Useful
12 comments:
- Demita said...
WOO HOO GLYNDA!! This is encouaging!!! Thank you!!! Clearing out the clutter!!! CONFIRMATION!! (((HUG))))
- March 28, 2012 at 10:34 PM
- RuthY said...
That is exactly what the Lord has been saying to me. To literally get rid of the clutter in my house and old things that I have hung onto. Now the light has brought more meaning to that. Gotta get rid of some things in the past!
Good Word Glynda!
- March 29, 2012 at 7:38 AM
- VJM said...
Materially, I am not at all cluttered-- very, very simplified into a small place BUT I'm wondering how to reconcile this word in light of what God has been telling me through various means? Perhaps this word applies to some and not others? I don't know. All I do know is that rather than leave the past behind, God wants me to hold onto his promises of full restoration and reconciliation from the brokenness and such there. How can I let go of those things when those are there very things He has said he will restore? He does not want me to move on and forget those things but to see them transformed and healed. Too many truly miraculous miracles and signs to indicate otherwise from the Lord here. One could say that holding on is hindering but what is one to do when God says to hold on and believe?
- March 29, 2012 at 2:34 PM
- Patriot said...
i can atest to this, but not in physical as much as mental cleaning. Old coping mechanisms, thought patterns and relationships are being rearranged. How i relate to HIM has been fundamentally altered. More than anything, it has been an exercise in learning hear Him more clearly. The loss of the old and the distractons has left me trembling, bare at His feet, but i must learn to hear Him more clearly in order to not be given over to delusion. There is some element of that in there, realizing that the old is a delusion or something. He is doing some major shuffling of the body for sure....God bless you all!
- March 29, 2012 at 4:54 PM
- Godsfingers said...
Praise Jesus, Glynda
I've been impressed for a while that Christ has been saying to let go. What a confirmation.
The time is coming, and has come when you can no longer cling to the former because the former has passed away. Christ has a new thing for you for the times that He has prepared in advance. Many people pray for revival, for repententance as a country, so that we can have our old lives back, the old "glory".
The US will fade away, God has a new thing for you, total dependence on Him. We will need His strength and provision just to exist along with being able to minister until He comes, very, very soon.
- March 29, 2012 at 9:43 PM
- Deirdre said...
Is anyone experience mild depression because of all this altering?
- April 2, 2012 at 10:37 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Deirdre - Something very similar to, I think. I just posted a video day before yesterday - it feels to a lot of us that war in the spirit like we have hit burnout or something. It's here if you haven't seen it:
- April 2, 2012 at 10:39 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Patriot - Your profile pic is gorgeous!! Love it!
- April 2, 2012 at 10:40 PM
- John Bonfardeci said...
That is somthing. My wife and I are in the process of clearing the clutter from our lives too. There is peace, clarity, and focus in simplicity. Thank you for delivering the message. J
- April 3, 2012 at 6:31 AM
- RevAuxier said...
As I read this the phrase "grid up your lions" kept coming to mind. In biblical times that phrase meant "to have their minds in constant preparation to discharge the duties, or to endure the trials of life".
In the coming shaking we need to clearly understand what is important, and be willing to leave everything else behind. As Hebrews 11:13, and 1 Peter 2:11 says we are pilgrims and strangers on earth.
God Bless
Pastor Bob
- April 3, 2012 at 1:31 PM
- rob said...
Sure HE is talking about the great shaking, get your life together, all family members to the Lord, your own soul together ----- work out your salvation with fear and trembling--—-----Bless everyone in this!!!!!!
- April 5, 2012 at 2:51 PM
- diane blue said...
Speaking of the "shuting down" or depression "thing"
I have a hospital ministry--have had it for years.I also help teach a class on Healing on Sunday.
Lately,I just don't want to go in and do either one.
I feel like you--something Huge is about to happen.
We may be in the "lull before the storm."
I also believe that this is the time to rest in Him while still working.
Those who perserve will be rewarded with a greater annointing.
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A Different Kettle of Fish: Dinner at Ducru-Beaucaillou
Post by Devon Magee | March 31st, 2012
When I think of popping open a bottle of Left Bank Bordeaux with dinner, I typically think of medium
rare steak. But tonight, Bruno Borie, owner of Second Growth Ducru-Beaucaillou, dared us to think outside the box, pairing his lineup of Cab-based reds with seafood.It makes sense, really, with the bounties of the Atlantic – and especially the Bassin de Arcachon – only a stone's throw away, eating local here is seafood. Except that drinking local here means structured, tannic Cabs.
And for a producer whose latest release – the '09 – was just awarded 100 Points by Robert Parker, the prize of the night was not necessarily the wine, but the fish! We caught a glimpse of the enormous, flat fish through the side door just as we arrived. We watched as the two women manning the kitchen, together hoisted the turbot off the ice and into the oven. I looked at my colleagues in wonderment. Could it be? Fish with Ducru?
Yes! We never saw the Bordeaux staples – duck breast, confit, or even foie gras. Instead, Bruno poured us a Magnum of 2000 Dom Perignon with a side-by-side comparison of Spanish "Pata Nega Bellota" jamón – 5-year aged, acorn-fed ham – and French "Pate Noire" jambon. As we chewed on the juicy question, Bruno hopped into the open kitchen in front of us to sauté clams and mussels.


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David Russell Tipton, age 44, of Scotland, Pa., passed away on Sunday, May 5, 2013. Born in Nuremburg, Germany, on March 7, 1969, he was the son of Johnny C. and Rosie Johnson Tipton. A 1987 graduate of Waynesboro Area Senior High School, Dave went on to serve honorably in the U.S. Army and the Army National Guard. He worked as a welder/mechanic at Ingersoll-Rand in Shippensburg and most recently for P.D. Systems. An avid sports enthusiast, Dave enjoyed, the outdoors, fishing, golfing, NASCAR racing, and collecting NASCAR memorabilia, and spending time with his family. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife Malisa Pendergast Tipton, whom he married Nov. 2, 2003; his 11-year-old daughter, Taylor J. Pendergast-Tipton; two siblings, Ken R. Tipton of Waynesboro, Pa., and Glen R. Tipton (wife Tami) of North Branch, Minn.; three nieces; and six nephews. Dave was preceded in death by two siblings, Rhonda Tipton and James E. Tipton. A memorial service will be held on Friday, May 10, 2013, at 7 p.m. in the Shippensburg Church of the Nazarene, 415 E. Orange St., Shippensburg, Pa., where Rev. Melissa Mankamyer will officiate. Arrangements are entrusted to the Thomas L. Geisel Funeral Home and Cremation Center, Chambersburg, Pa. Online condolences may be offered on his Book of Memories page at: www.geiselfuneralhome.com
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It's not as easy as it might appear. Successfully coming through this critical period requires that the company:
Selecting the right options requires careful thought, planning, and timing. A hasty decision can prematurely foreclose a more appropriate option. Deferred decisions can result in the business drifting in several directions at once, instead of proceeding directly toward a clear destination. In both cases the result is likely to be, at best, lost opportunity and, at worst, business failure. In our experience, it is far more profitable for up and coming innovative biotechs to take control of their destinies by making a careful strategic choice at the right time and then pursuing that option single-mindedly.UNDERSTANDING THE OPTIONS
For the early-stage innovative biotech company, there are essentially two strategic options for the long term: (1) to become an idea factory or (2) to become a fully integrated company. Of course, there are ways to blend these two options, but the two basic options remain.
The idea factory is designed to generate innovative therapeutic products (with a strong IP position), devices, processes, or technologies and develop them to a point where they can be outlicensed to another company. The license then produces royalty payments that provide funding for generating new ideas which continue the cycle. In a variation of the strategy, idea-generating companies, especially those that have only one novel product or platform technology, may aim to be acquired by another company.
By contrast, the fully integrated firm takes ideas and innovations from discovery and development all the way to the market. Becoming such a company requires all of the functions and elements of infrastructure to execute the enormously difficult, complex, time-consuming, and costly job of commercializing a therapeutic product: R&D, quality assurance, quality control, regulatory affairs, clinical trials design and execution, technology scale-up, manufacturing, marketing, sales, and more. Further, the kind of executive management team required to operate a fully integrated company differs substantially from that required to run a successful idea factory.
There are, of course, other business models, such as a hybrid strategy that seeks to generate ideas, outlicense them, and use the royalties to commercialize other products. Firms that have unique platform technologies can profitably exist in this hybrid space as long as they have a strategy that limits their investment dollars to a manageable number of internal product candidates. But the idea factory and the fully integrated firm are the two proven business models that typically represent the dramatically different options biotechs must eventually confront.
Knowing when it is time to decide can be as important as the decision itself. In the beginning, the strategic decisions of many biotech companies are driven largely by two factors: by the belief of the founders in their scientific or technical expertise and by the investors who provide the early funding. Both factors are compelling and important, but they should not cloud the judgment of company decision-makers, either encouraging the postponement of hard strategic choices or propelling hasty, ill-considered decisions. In both cases, the result is likely to be an unrealistic or suboptimal strategy.
Innovative scientist-founders understandably have great faith in their ideas, which often represent exciting, if distant, novel possibilities for therapeutic breakthroughs. However, many of those ideas are initially born in talent-rich university laboratories, where considerations such as the highly regulated road to drug development, the demands of clinical trials and manufacturing, and the sheer scale of commercial operations are usually not well understood or practiced. Innovation is often the most highly coveted and rewarded skill set in these companies, and individuals are often promoted to high levels of executive management beyond their capability to run the practical day-to-day operations necessary to advance promising therapies to clinical trials.


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Pello El Afrokan
Un Sabor Que Canta, Vitral
The Mozambique is adapted from the Conga rhythm and played and danced to in the streets of Cuba during Carnaval. The Conga rhythm is traditionally played in the Comparsa, or carnaval parade, consisting of ensembles of drummers, brass players, dancers and singers all in colorful costume. This music is based upon a folkloric feel, typically utilizing Rumba Clavé.
The Mozambique was first made popular by singer/bandleader Pello El Afrokan in his native land, Cuba. His orchestra is like a mini carnaval, complete with musicians, dancers, costumes and hard-driving street festival sounds and feel in the form of up-tempo, Afro dance grooves and heavy, heavy percussion.
Un Sabor Que Canta is no disappointment. It is all of the above and more, featuring Mozambique fused with Guanguancó, Son, Bembe and Calipso. The result is a sound that keeps pushing you to move your feet and body. Pedro Mena, the impressive bass player, works those strings and shines throughout this recording. The Paila player, timbalero Ignacio Pérez has a funky style that grooves on and on. Completing the instrumentation are two trombones, guitar, piano, bongo, bombo (bass drum), several cowbell players, a conguero, four background singers and last but not least, leader vocalist Pello El Afrokan.
This is high energy Afro-Cuban dance music and a lot of fun.
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Descarga Cubana, Palladium
Osvaldo Chihuahua Martinez first came to New York City from Cuba in 1959 as a member of José Fajardo's charanga orchestra. Chihuahua, a skilled timbale and guiro player eventually went on to perform with Israel Cachao Lopez, Ray Barretto, and Johnny Pacheco as well as many other top Latin American musicians. By 1964 he had formed his own group and had recorded the 16 tunes contained in this landmark session. He died in New York in the early 1980's.
This is 74 minutes and 28 seconds of fine work featuring charanga, cha cha cha, pachanga, guajiro-son, bugalu, and salsa descarga. Pupi Lejarreta's flute and violin work will take you back to the old days of Havana, Cuba, and Chihuahua's smooth timbale playing is a joy to listen to. Also featured are José Chombo Silva on tenor sax, Pedro Rudy Calzado, the accomplished arranger, composer, and singer and the great Cuban trumpet player Alfredo Chocolate Armenteros who so artfully adds his touch. The piano montunos here are really motivating while the strength of the bass player's tumbao easily carries the band.
Particularly exciting is "Descarga Chihuahua," with a unique guiro solo supported by paila (small timbales). Also look for the charanga classic "Me Voy Pa Morón." The vocals and coro here really cook. The entire collection of cuts here will supply you with a solid dance foundation. An interesting note: The term Salsa as it is used in the Latin music context, was not widely used until the late sixties and early '70's. However, on this 1964 recording the word Salsa can be heard several times!


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Exotic invasive weeds cause about $35 billion annually in economic losses in addition to environmental impacts ranging from displacement of species of conservation concern to altered ecosystem functions. Biologically-based control methods can provide cost-effective, sustainable means of limiting the adverse impacts of invasive plants over extensive rangeland and natural areas, but improvements in methodology are warranted. We propose that by better understanding invasive plant taxonomy, evolutionary relationships, origins, population structure and reproductive biology, we can identify more effective and lower risk insect and pathogen biological weed control agents. Additionally, understanding ecological interactions between insect and pathogen agents will let us employ their synergistic action. Biological control of weeds is a step towards returning to desired landscapes, with significantly reduced densities of noxious weeds and increased cover of native or other desired species. Establishing desired species cover in previously infested areas may require the application of successful restoration programs. We will examine the ecological and evolutionary processes that maintain desired communities, and then use this knowledge to improve rates of success in restoration. Additionally, successful biological control can leave a legacy of increased inoculum of soilborne pathogens, and we will investigate if this inhibits restoration efforts. This more holistic view of invasive weed management, starting with a better understanding of the basic biology of the invasion, including ecological and evolutionary studies of the biological control and restoration processes, will enhance our ability to replace invaded areas with ecologically sound and economically useful landscapes.


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Perhaps the more creative of us could design Christmas/Holiday ecards for next year.
I know that I would have liked to send some to friends and I thought that I would write something to the effect of " in lieu of a present, please donate to my CC cause".
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Published: Friday, September 14, 2012 at 11:45 a.m.
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OTSEGO, Mich. (AP) — A Great Dane from Michigan is doggone tall.
The Guinness World Records 2013 book published Thursday recognizes Zeus of Otsego, Mich., as the world's Tallest Dog.
The 3-year-old measures 44 inches from foot to shoulder.
Standing on his hind legs, Zeus stretches to 7-foot-4 and towers over his owner, Denise Doorlag. Zeus is just an inch taller than the previous record-holder, Giant George.
Zeus weighs 155 pounds and eats a 30-pound bag of food every two weeks.
Doorlag says she had to get a van to be able to transport Zeus.
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The low-residency MFA at SPU is a creative writing program for apprentice writers—both Christians and those of other traditions—who not only want to pursue excellence in the craft of writing but also place their work within the larger context of the Judeo-Christian tradition of faith.
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Ours is a two-year, low-residency program in fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Each student works closely with two mentors over the duration of the program to develop reading lists, critical papers, and a final creative thesis. Current mentors include Robert Clark, Jeanine Hathaway, Gina Ochsner, Jeanne Murray Walker, Paula Huston, and Lauren Winner.
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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- First a new building, and now, a new name for the Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
On Tuesday, commissioners voted to name the building in honor of outgoing Sheriff Ronnie Strength, but some think it's a little too soon.
"The timing was definitely wrong," said Commissioner Bill Lockett.
He voted against naming the building, saying he agrees with the choice just not the timing.
"If we would just have waited until the next meeting, which would be in the year 2013, he would be out of office, and then I would have supported it, and I'm quite sure my other nine colleagues would have supported it also," he said.
But Commissioner Alvin Mason says, "Really at the end of the day, what difference does it make? I mean, if you feel it's OK to do, it doesn't matter whether it's when he's in office or out of office."
Lockett says the commission has a history of naming buildings too quickly before other nominations have time to be considered. He says that's the reason he asked the city administrator to come up with a plan to fix that problem.
"The administrator was tasked to come up with a policy and procedure on how to go about doing this, and he didn't do it. So this thing just started out wrong," Lockett said.
We caught up with Strength, who was also surprised by how quickly they voted.
"It seemed other people knew it before me, and I was totally unaware of it," he said.
A similar song and dance coming from the sheriff-elect on The Inside Story on 96.3.
"We knew that was probably something that was going to be in the works; I was surprised that it came that soon," said Richard Roundtree.
Strength says he's humbled, but he feels that a lot of other people deserve the honor over him.
"Not that I'm not happy they're going to do it after me, but I've got about 752 employees down here, their names ought to be on it, too," he said.
But regardless of timing and proper procedure, most commissioners agree that Strength deserves this honor hands down.
"Sheriff Strength has done an incredible job for this entire community for the 12 years that he's been sheriff and over 35 years that he's been on the force," Mason said.
The vote to name the building passed 7-1 with Lockett voting no and Commissioner Joe Bowles abstaining.


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It was never a foregone conclusion that the Marlington boys soccer team was going to reach this point.
Not after losing so many seniors. Not after losing its first four games and finishing the regular season 7-9. Not after having to play in the same tournament with defending district champion Alliance, which had defeated the Dukes 4-2 in the regular season.
But after last week's 2-1 double overtime win over Alliance in the district finals, here they are ... back in the regionals.
Marlington (10-9) is in the regional semifinals for the fourth time in five years and will face University School tonight at 7 at Solon High School.
"We had a really young team this season," Marlington head coach Greg Keller said. "We lost 11 seniors. I think early in the season we were trying to establish who our leaders were going to be. We played a lot of tough teams early and that led to a rough start.
"The team showed a lot of perseverance, though, and hung with it and then we got in a groove. Everybody started to understand their role. We were able to progressively get better throughout the season and start winning."
Although the early losses were painful to endure it was those experiences that helped forge the Dukes into the team they are today.
"It's always going to help you when you play a tough schedule," Keller said. "It becomes especially helpful when you play teams that are as good or better than what you are going to face in the early rounds of the tournament. The team faced a lot of adversity, but they worked hard and they learned from those losses."
Not only has Marlington learned, it has thrived. The Dukes allowed only one goal in tournament play. That score came on a penalty kick by Alliance.
Keller said several players are contributing at a high level.
"Zach Kaplan is playing really well for us," Keller said. "He is a senior. Jake Henderson is also playing well. He provides us with a lot of speed on the outside. He is also a senior.
"We've been playing really well as a whole and everybody has upped their game for the tournament."
Marlington needs that to continue against always tough University School.
"We know a little bit about them," Keller said. "They have a really fast player on the outside. Everything on the offense goes through him. They also like to attack.
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East Stroudsburg University/Community Orchestra will begin rehearsals for its spring concert Wednesday at the university's Fine and Performing Arts Center, Normal and Marguerite streets, East Stroudsburg.
Interested parties should attend rehearsals from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays in Cecilia S. Cohen Recital Hall. No audition or membership fee is required.
The spring concert will be held May 1.
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There is an ancient hamam on the road from the Isa Bey mosque to the main road. It has been stabilized and will in due course undoubtedly be restored. In its present ruined state it looks quite romantic, it also provides some glimpses of how to build your bath house. I never knew that the light holes in the cupolas are simply made with pipes.
In the background the Isa Bey Mosque and the terrace in front of the St. John Basilica.
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Today's high is expected to top out around 105 with SW winds at 11 mph and no expected rainfall. Overnight lows will drop to 76 and be ollowed on Friday with the same high of 105 and SW winds at 9 mph with no rainfall expected and overnight lows of 77. Special Weather Statement for Randolph County: Unseasonably dry conditions over the past two to three months have led to moderate to severe drought conditions across the region. The combination of very dry vegetation... daytime highs in the upper 90s and lower 100s... will create an elevated fire danger through the remainder of the week through the weekend. Burn bans are in effect in numerous locations. Be extremely cautious with cigarettes, matches, barbecue pits, fireworks and other open flames or sparks. These weather conditions are favorable for rapidly spreading grass and brush fires.
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