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By Julie Fiedler
| Fort Riley Community Partnership | December 20, 2013
Sonya Douglas, coordinator, CYSS, speaks to educators from K-State about programs, facilities and other resources available for military dependents at Fort Riley during a Dec. 6 visit to the teen center. Photo by: Julie Fiedler, POST.
Deb Gustafson, principal, Ware, discusses challenges of education in a military community with a group of educators from K-State during a Dec. 6 visit to Fort Riley. Photo by: Julie Fiedler, POST.
A group of educators from Kansas State University went back to school for a day when they visited Fort Riley to learn about educational, developmental and recreational services on post for military children.
During their Dec. 6 visit, about a dozen staff members with K-State's College of Education visited the Middle School Teen Center and Ware Elementary School, as well as toured a model home in the Forsyth neighborhood and Quarters One.
Learning more about the installation provided valuable insight on multiple levels, according to Janel Harder, administrative officer, Center for Student and Professional Services, K-State's College of Education.
First, learning about some of the challenges facing military youth, as well as programs and resources, will better equip College of Education students to work with that population, she said.
Second, military dependents, spouses and veterans also might consider becoming educators in the future. By better understanding the military culture, the College of Education would be poised to better cater to their distinct needs, she said.
"Our college students that we deal with go out into the schools in their field experiences. They have to know how to deal with children of military," Harder said. "Those children of military potentially want to go to college. We deal with them. Then once they get to college, we deal with them."
Lastly, it helps staff members understand college-aged students who come from a military background, so they can better address their needs, added Sandra Abalos, academic adviser, College of Education, K-State, who also is a military spouse with children in the education system.
For example, a college student whose family is military might enroll in a local school, only to have his or her family move to another duty station, Abalos said. That student then might need additional help adjusting.
"As an adviser, you have to take into account (military affiliation) sometimes, especially when we're talking about dependents or family members," Abalos said. "How do we help (a student) feel more comfortable being here by herself without her family?"
While at the teen center, the educators heard from Col. Andrew Cole, Fort Riley garrison commander, who briefed them on Fort Riley's history, student demographics and the benefits of having military families in the region.
Additionally, Cole said many units on post sponsor area schools as part of the Adopt-a-School program.
"Most of our schools have some form of unit associated with it. It's a great opportunity (for Soldiers) to get out and to see what your kid's doing and to meet those who are involved in the raising and the education of your children," he said.
Cole said he knows firsthand what it means to be educated as a military dependent.
"I am proud to say … I was a federally-connected child. I grew up as an Air Force dependent all the way through my education years," Cole said. "I love it, and I endorse it, and I wouldn't have had it any different."
Harder, who also grew up as a military child, said she is familiar with many issues students continue to face today.
"What I personally faced was going into a new school and having a totally different curriculum than the last state or country we lived in, and having to either catch up or them to catch up to me. That was the main thing. And, of course, making friends," she said. "Those two things are what I think most military kids find the hardest because they're never in the same place as the last school they went to when they go to a new school, whether it's in the middle of the year or at the end of the year, or the beginning. It doesn't matter. They're never in the same place curriculum-wise."
During the visit to Ware Elementary, the school's principal, Deb Gustafson, discussed some of the distinct challenges of serving the military community.
With a turnover rate of about 55 percent each school year and enrollment rates ranging anywhere from about 550 to 850 students, Ware Elementary must constantly integrate students, Gustafson said.
"We are a revolving door," she said. "Our enrollment ranges significantly."
Despite the challenge, Ware Elementary excels thanks, in part, to its emphasis on four key values – vision, climate, teamwork and accountability, she said.
"We are providing a service to the nation. We tell our teachers all the time: We're not just educating kids out at Fort Riley. We're educating the world," she said. "These kids are not going to live in Kansas. These kids are not from Kansas. They're not going to stay in Kansas. They're going to travel all over the world. They're our future, and we have an absolute moral obligation to make sure that when they leave our doors, they're the best students they can be and ready to achieve great things."
Gustafson also said, as a professional-development school, Ware Elementary also focuses on newer educators to ensure they receive quality on-the-job training. "We take the fact that we are a professional-development school extremely seriously," she said. "We believe that all interns should do their internship and be trained in a highly receptive environment. We take the responsibility to keep our learning environment among the very best it can be because we are responsible for the next generation of teachers."
Sonya Douglas, coordinator, Child, Youth and School Services, also spoke to the group about programs, facilities and other resources available for military dependents, like School Age Services; the teen center; the HIRED! program; youth sports; Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Explorations and Skills Unlimited; the Exceptional Family Member Program; Military Family Life consultants; school liaison officers and more.
"CYSS' sole mission for existing is to reduce the conflict between mission readiness and parental responsibility," Douglas said, adding that Fort Riley also provides a variety of volunteer, intern and employment opportunities for K-State students as well.
For Abalos, having the opportunity to see so many different facets of programs and services for Fort Riley's military children was enlightening, she said.
"I don't really come to post often, so it's nice to be able to see the facilities and what's offered, and how it's different from the other posts that we've been in," she said. "From my perspective, it's been good to see the different aspects of it."


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like i said im 13 and 6'2 220 i want to feel good i was in football for a hwile i lost some weight then football was over and i gained it back. i dont know what my "ideal weight" is all i know is that i want to be cut and healty thats all i want im not asking for arnold schwarzenegger status lol but i just want a noticeable six pack,nice neck and back, and not a flabby neck (its not bad right now but i dont want it to get bad) i was thinking of trying the bannanna diet. you know the one from japan? Me and my friend are going to try and get a personal trainer any ideas on what to ask for from him thanks! (sorry for the spelling)
It is great that you want to do something! A little advice from a mom, a nurse, and a sympathiser...go slow and nothing drastic. You are already tall for your age, your muscles and connective tissue may have some catching up to do. Which if you work out too hard, too fast is going to cause injuries. Ask yourself: Do you have the energy for the things you like to do? What activities are you involved in--biking, skating? Why do you want to be "cut?" Note "cut" and "healthy" are NOT the same thing. A personal trainer is great but they cost, you should have a PE coach at school. Use that resource to get you started.
Now one more thing, NO BANANA DIETS, or any other fad diet for that matter. Watch the fast food, and amounts. You should not be drastically cutting calories or eliminating any food group.
It takes time, consistency, and patience.
Good Luck. Hope this helps.
first of I would like to say thank you! and second of all yes I belief I have the energy to do some activities and the reason id like to be "cut" is to feel good about my self guess, I mean ive never really been "in shape" and I know 220 is a large number for a 13 year old but honestly im not that big "looking" like the doctors aren't concerned I don't know why (probably my height) and as for the banana diet I think your right lol but how does a egg white and rice cake diet sound to you? or something along those lines
Honestly, "egg white and rice cake" sounds tasteless--yuck! I'm thinking, more like chicken breast, wheat bread, fruit, and glass of milk. Although at 13, it can be difficult for you depending on what your family eats and how they shop, but often learning what a portion size is helps. For example, a bowl of cereal is probably 2-3 servings. Mostly try to limit or avoid fatty foods (fried chicken, "Ben and Jerry's", potato chips, etc.) and sugary foods (candies, chocolates, soda). These are things everybody should do, for general health. If your doctor isn't concerned, wouldn't worry too much. To be healthy though, find an activity or excersice to do and do it at least 30 minutes 3 times per week.
My concern: Self esteem is a much harder issue to deal with. As the tallest kid in the class for many years (not fun being taller than the boys too), I understand the frustration. I was looked at as being big, or older than I was. It can be difficult. However, as you get older, it will balance out. You won't stand out from the rest as much. There are benefits to being tall. Talk to someone. Remind yourself what you are good at. Think of what matters to you (what/who you care about). Do something for someone else (volunteer, give the neighbor a hand, help a family member, don't wait to be asked--ask them). The rewards can be surprising.
Take care.
Hi 4512,
I've been working in running shoes store for couple years and through the years, I've seen people losing their weight through running. Remember, fitness and exercise is a "lifestyle" and not a short term project. I've seen people who did marathons and ironman just to lose their weight but after the race, they slide back into the old habit of not eating healthy and no exercise. There are lots of men and women who maintain their fitness level not for dropping their pounds but for the health benefit. Do you run? Do you swim? Ride your bike? Anything that get your heart rate up for 1 hour, you will burn about 500 - 600 calories but it does not mean that you can eat Big Mac after that. Watch what you eat... no banana diet, please. Eat good protein especially if you want the kind of lean and cut body... if you can do cardio exercise 3-4 times a week and 2-3 times weight and strength training, you will get to where you want to be in about 6-8 months with no injury.
I am a mom and I understand the peer pressure for teenagers but building your body takes lots of time and patience, don't quit, stick to your routine.
Good Luck
yes it does sound tasteless but 1. its cheap and 2. i just want the healthiest thing possible (any tips?) yeah you are right about my family's eating habits i've noticed i've been skipping breakfast =( i know i shouldn't
As far as the self-esteem everyone likes me as the "funny" kid i want to be liked,and know, as the "good-looking funny " kid you know?
thanks so much again
thanks for the comment oh hey does your store have size 16 running shoes? lol
but obviously in football i ran...ALOT. but football season was over and instead of going out everyday those 2 and a half hours and running a few miles like a should've i just kinda sat around and lost stamina i soon realized i love to swim but its the middle of winter so i cant unless i find a gym. as for biking i have a BMX and MT. bike i ride everywhere but i should probably do that more often.
And as for the peer pressure its not all that bad i mean looking at me you'd never guess i was 220 everyone "likes" me but more along the lines as the funny kid never the good looking guy and i decided if i wanted it might as well work for it. so im trying to slowly but surely. thanks for the advice
Hey David,
We do have size 16!!!! LOL .. Looks like you are doing great. Keep it up and it will pay off.
LOL thats awesome thanks again =)
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A Quote by Mevlana Jelalu'ddin Rumi on children, grief, intelligence, and life
The rain-weeping and the sun burning twine together to make us grow. Keep your intelligence white-hot and your grief glistening, so your life will stay fresh. Cry easily like a little child.
Source: Rumi Daylight: A Daybook of Spiritual Guidance
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By Sgt. 1st Class Eric PahonOctober 17, 2012
KHOWST PROVINCE, Afghanistan - U.S. Army Sgt. Koku Adzoble won a lottery to move to the U.S. from a tiny sliver of a country in West Africa where he grew up.
He joined the U.S. Army to make a better life for himself.
"Back in Africa, I was a teacher in high school," said Adzoble, who claims Bronx, N.Y., as his stateside home, but grew up in the West African nation of Togo. "When I came here, I was working in a store, and it wasn't good for me. So, I joined the Army. I saw a way to make a difference in my life, and this is a much better place. That's why I'm staying in."
Adzoble emigrated to the U.S. in 2007 under the Department of State Diversity Visa program. The program essentially works like a lottery, making up to 55,000 visas available each year, to countries with underrepresented immigrant populations in the U.S., according to the Department of State website. The program requires entrants to either have a high school education, or two years work experience in one of the job fields listed on their website to apply.
Adzoble won one of only 3,777 visas offered in his country in 2008, a country with a population the United Nations estimated at 6.6 million in 2009. He was a college graduate, having earned a degree in physics from the University of Lomé in 2006, and was teaching high school until he gave it all up to move to the U.S. in 2007.
"I had a chance," said Adzoble. "Some countries don't get that chance, so you play every year you're eligible, and if you win, you get to come to the United States and get a visa. I was very lucky."
Adzoble worked as a stock clerk in a New York City department store for about seven months when a co-worker turned him on to joining the U.S. Army.
"I was working for this one guy, and he joined the Army," said Adzoble. "He left, and when he came back to visit, I listened to what he told me [about the Army]. What he was doing was better than what I had going at the time, so I decided to follow him. He's the reason I joined."
In basic training, Adzoble faced difficulty understanding English. He said his drill sergeant wanted to hold him back for additional English language training, but the company commander let him stay on and work toward graduation.
"French is our official language," said Adzoble. "We went to school and took English as a second language, but no one really takes that seriously. We have two or three hours of English class, but no one pays that much attention to it, so they don't speak English all that well."
Adzoble managed to hang on, graduating advanced individual training in military occupational specialty 92A, automated logistical specialist (supply) at Fort Lee, Va., with honors.
"I've done well," he said. "I think the Army is relaxing for me. The things people worry about, like physical training, don't bother me. Every day I work as much as I can, but I still feel good about it. There's nothing wrong with that."
Following a two-year tour in Korea, Adzoble was stationed with Task Force Wolfpack, 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, Fort Bragg, N.C., in December, 2010. He deployed to Forward Operating Base Salerno, Afghanistan, 11 months later.
Sgt. 1st Class James Crews, Adzoble's supervisor, says an unfailingly-positive attitude has allowed him to become a model Soldier.
"He's a hard worker," said Crews of Raeford, N.C. "He had some great leadership before he came to me in 2010. He's one of those guys who goes straight to work when you ask him to do something. He doesn't ask why; he just does it."
Adzoble is a supply clerk in the motor pool on FOB Salerno, keeping track of parts inventories, ordering new parts and monitoring deliveries. His job is critical to keeping the unit's vehicles out on the road, requiring an immense attention to detail and the ability to keep track of dozens of components all at once.
"He's an encyclopedia," said Crews. "He's that type of guy who'll pretty much look over something once or twice and he's got it memorized. It comes in very useful. When I'm trying to find a part, I ask him, and he knows what I'm talking about and where to find it right away."
Adzoble is adamant there's nothing he doesn't enjoy about the Army. Under a barrage of questioning to crack his armor, he finally let on to his only difficulty.
"Sometimes the places you want to be, you're not there," he said.
Adzoble has a wife and a daughter still in west Africa.
"The places they send you are where the Army needs to send you. That's the thing, but as for the rest, it's easy."
He says his daughter is too young to leave Africa right now, but he hopes to establish a permanent home in the United States so his family can join him in a few years. First, he wants to explore the country and find a place he'd like his family to settle.
"I don't want to bring them, then the next day we have to move again," said Adzoble. "It's not like I don't enjoy Fort Bragg, but I want to see more of the United States and see if there's somewhere I might like even more."
Adzoble hopes to get a physics degree in the United States in the future. He says he'll need to find a permanent place to settle down first, because the classes aren't available online.
For the time being, he's re-enlisted for another three years, and may be on his way to another promotion before he leaves Afghanistan. He's already won the Task Force Wolfpack Non-commissioned Officer of the Month board and the Non-commissioned of the Quarter board, and is headed to the next echelon to compete in the 82nd CAB Non-commissioned Officer of the Quarter board this month.
"He got pinned E-5 [sergeant] in December, and we're probably going to send him to the E-6 [staff sergeant] promotion board before we leave Afghanistan," said Crews. "He's just that type of worker and has that type of leadership style."
As for his daughter, Adzoble has no plans to push her into following in his footsteps.
"I'll try my best to guide her on her own way," he said. "She might want something different. The thing I can do is provide for her and do my best to support her. The one thing I want for her is to succeed and do something better with her life."


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Definition of wort in English:
- St. John's wort is an herb that some people use to treat depression.
- St John's wort is an ancient herb, and was known to the Greeks and Romans as an astringent to be rubbed on wounds.
- As many might know, one of the worts' herbal properties is as a calmative.
- Purified water is first used to cool the boiled wort (the beer after boiling but before fermenting), becoming heated in the process.
- Waste heat recovered from the boiling kettle and from wort (unfermented beer) as it's cooled down is used to heat water for brewing and for cleaning the tanks.
- Instead, we recover heat from the boiling kettle and from wort [unfermented beer] as it's cooled down from boiling temperatures to fermentation temperatures.
Old English wyrt, of Germanic origin; related to root1.
root from Old English:
This is an Old English word related to Latin radix ( see radical) and wort, which is used in the names of plants such as St John's wort. Root and branch, used to emphasize how thoroughly something is dealt with, goes back to the biblical book of Malachi: 'The day cometh that shall burn them up…that it shall leave them neither root nor branch.' See also money. Root used of an animal turning up the ground with its snout in search of food is a completely different word, that may ultimately be linked to Latin rodere 'gnaw' ( see rodent). Someone backing a candidate for a post may be said to be rooting for them—perhaps with the idea of trying to dig up further support through their efforts.
Words that rhyme with wortadvert, alert, animadvert, assert, avert, Bert, blurt, Burt, cert, chert, concert, controvert, convert, curt, desert, dessert, dirt, divert, exert, flirt, girt, hurt, inert, insert, introvert, Kurt, malapert, overt, pert, quirt, shirt, skirt, spirt, spurt, squirt, Sturt, subvert, vert, yurt
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Dear Abby: One of my sons, "Clayton," is in his early 20s - tall, slim, handsome and intelligent. He dated a girl in high school, "Julie," who was the love of his life. They broke up and got back together several times, until she finally moved on and married a nice young man.
Clayton graduated from college and has a well-paying job. The problem is, all he does is go to work and stay in his room watching TV (yes, he's still at home with my wife and me) until it's time to go back to work. Rarely does he even eat dinner with us.
He does go to church on Sunday mornings, but speaks to no one, even though people try to talk to him. Several people his age, male and female, have approached him trying to strike up a conversation, but he is rude to them and won't even say hello. He refuses to go to restaurants with us because he "might see someone" he knows. He says that Julie was the only girl for him, and if it's not Julie then he isn't interested in anyone - ever.
Any suggestions? - Disturbed Dad In South Carolina
Dear Disturbed Dad: I do have one. Your son needs some professional counseling in order to get on with his life. The behavior you have described is not normal. Clayton could be chronically depressed or even mentally ill.
Dear Abby: I am a single, 32-year-old woman with an older sister who has 12 grandchildren from her three kids. No matter how hard I try to be fair to all the kids, their parents and grandmother get angry at me for splitting the children into groups and not taking them all together all the time.
I try to split up the outings into age-appropriate activities, but that apparently isn't good enough. They insist that I am not being entirely fair to the group.
Abby, I admit I sometimes ask the older children, particularly the three soon-to-be-teenage girls, over for slumber parties a little more often than I do the others - but that's because they are growing too old to want to spend time with their aunt. The little ones will have their turn as pre-teens, too. Is there something wrong with splitting them up into smaller groups so I can spend quality time with each instead of simply baby-sitting or playing referee?
If you think I'm being unfair, I'll have to stop all the slumber parties because I just can't handle all the kids all the time. - Frustrated Aunt In Indiana
Dear Frustrated Aunt: There's an old saying, "There are none so blind as those who will not see." In other words, you can't force people to accept something they would rather ignore. Entertain the number of kids you are comfortable with, and stop apologizing.
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Native American flutist R. Carlos Nakai and percussionist Will Clipman will present music, stories and poetry at 8 p.m. Friday, March 28, at the Unitarian Fellowship, 87 Fourth St. Ashland. There will be a silent auction to benefit Red Earth Descendants, an indigenous-based organization committed to creating a healthy sustainable community while preserving Native values, traditions and culture.
Nakai and Clipman will offer a workshop, "Awakening the Fire: Personal Transformation Through Music," from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, March 29, at the Unitarian Fellowship. The cost is $25. See www.stclairevents.com to register.
Tickets cost $25 in advance and can be purchased at Music Coop, 268 E. Main St., online at www.stclairevents.com or by calling 541-535-3562. Tickets $28 at the door; $10 for ages 12 through 17. Kids 11 and younger free.
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The broader market could suffer another 10 percent correction over the next few weeks. But investors should regard any dips as a buying opportunity.
— Elliott Gue, Cocktail Stocks
(June 3, 2011)
Since July 21st, the S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) has fallen 16.30%, a staggering decline in less than one month's time. Although the S&P has not yet dropped 20%, which is the threshold for a bear market, other stock indices already have dropped 20% or more, including the small-cap Russell 2000 (NYSE: IWM) (-22.2%), the S&P Mid-cap 400 (NYSE: MDY) (-20.2%), Market Vectors Russia (NYSE: RSX) (-23.8%), and iShares MSCI Germany (NYSE: EWG) (-25.6%).
Bear markets typically shoot stocks first and ask questions later. The baby is thrown out with the bathwater. Numerous companies have announced earnings that beat analyst estimates and also raised their forward earnings guidance only to see their stocks decline anyway — e.g., Autodesk (NasdaqGS: ADSK).
In such a treacherous market, what really gets my attention are those select few stocks that have somehow been able to buck the negative-stock-market tsunami and actually rise in price. Several academic studies have demonstrated that stocks exhibiting "relative strength" compared to the overall market continue to outperform going forward. In fact, stocks exhibiting technical strength have on average outperformed the S&P 500 by a factor of 4.5 times over a 15-year period!
I'm not talking about stocks like Motorola Mobility (NYSE: MMI) that have risen on news of a takeover offer, however. A stock that receives a credible cash takeover offer at $15 above its current price will go up by an amount close to $15 even if the market collapses by 1,000 points or more. But that's a one-time deal and after the stock rises on news of the takeover, there usually is no second act –unless a bidding war erupts like in the case of Dynegy (NYSE: DYN). Since I'm looking for stocks that may continue to outperform the overall market, takeover stocks are eliminated from my search.
I'm also not interested in inverse ETFs (especially the leveraged variety) that go up when the market goes down, because the market is already way down and could bounce at any moment, which would slam these ETFs.
Lastly, I want to exclude "flight to quality" and "apocalypse" ETFs like those related to gold bullion (NYSE: GLD), U.S Treasuries (NYSE: TLT), and stock-market volatility (NYSE: VXX) because these investments' upward momentum will quickly disintegrate once the market stabilizes.
No, I'm interested only in those stocks that have done well during the market crash because they reflect strong underlying businesses that can continue to outperform in the current economic slowdown that threatens to turn into a recession.
Utilizing my trusty Bloomberg terminal, I screened for all such strong stocks with market caps of at least $1 billion that have risen in price between the July 21st high in the S&P 500 and last Friday's market crash low (Aug. 19th):
Market Crash Rebels: Stocks that Have Gone Up
Stock Performance
(July 21st to August 19th )
Arcos Dorado Holdings (NYSE: ARCO)
Company name means "golden arches" in Spanish. Argentine company is the largest franchisee of McDonald's restaurants in Latin America.
Regal Entertainment Group (NYSE: RGC)
People go to movie theaters to escape from economic reality.
Terra Nitrogen (NYSE: TNH)
In a low-yield world, investors flock to this 9.4% dividend yielder. Company produces agricultural fertilizer, which continues to be in strong demand to combat a global food crisis.
Advance Auto Parts (NYSE: AAP)
During tough economic times, car owners buy replacement parts to repair their beat-up vehicles rather than purchase new versions.
Giant Interactive Group (NYSE: GA)
Internet role-playing fantasy games are wildly popular in China.
Source: Bloomberg
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MCCORMICK, SC--Second round of the Savannah Lakes Village Classic is winding down in McComick. Always some great story lines. Did you know there's actually one young man who's played in The Masters and played in the US Open???
That's righ. Michael Thompson is his name and played in both tournaments as an amateur last year. The Alabama grad is now trying to make it a career and cut his teeth on the Hooters Tour. Needless to say the memories of playing at The National are as vivid as ever and having played in The Masters is the driving force to return.
"I really, really, really, really want to go back" said Michael Thompson "It's a goal of every golfer but having tasted it and experienced it and now that I know how to play the golf course, next time I get there it's going to be a lot of fun. I'll never forget that experience at Augusta, or the US Open. It's just so special to play in those two events as an amateur. There's only so many guys who can say they've done that."
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29. A Mutation in the Largest (Catalytic) Subunit of RNA Polymerase II and Its Relation to the Arrest of the Cell Cycle in G1 Phase
Kimihiko Sugaya, Shun-ichi Sasanuma, Peter R. Cook*, and Kazuei Mita (*The Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford Univ., UK)
Keywords: RNA polymerase II, temperature-sensitive mutant, cell cycle, hemizygosity, sequencing
Transcriptional activity of RNA polymerase II is modulated during the cell cycle. We previously identified a temperature-sensitive mutation in the largest (catalytic) subunit of RNA polymerase II (RPB1) which causes cell-cycle arrest and genome instability. We have characterized a different cell line that has a temperature-sensitive defect in cell cycle progression, and found that it also has a mutation in RPB1. The temperature-sensitive mutant, tsAF8, of the Syrian hamster cell line, BHK21, arrests at the non-permissive temperature in the mid-G1 phase. The RPB1 in tsAF8, which is found exclusively in the nucleus at the permissive temperature, is also found in the cytoplasm at the non-permissive temperature. Comparison of the DNA sequences of the RPB1 gene in the wild-type and mutant shows the phenotype results from a (hemizygous) C-to-A variation at nucleotide 944 in one RPB1 allele; this gives rise to an ala-to-asp substitution at residue 315 in the protein. Aligning the amino acid sequences from various species reveals that ala315 is highly conserved in eukaryotes.
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Very stylish refrigerator! Fits right in to an awkward space. Very spacious for a counter-depth refrigerator. Provides plenty of space for two adults and three children. LED lighting gives it that...Read complete review
Very stylish refrigerator! Fits right in to an awkward space. Very spacious for a counter-depth refrigerator. Provides plenty of space for two adults and three children. LED lighting gives it that "ahh" cool feeling and excellent lighting when opening up. Kids love the measured fill feature.Hard to come by on the sales floor - HD/Lowes/Sears seem to showcase entry level products, so you have to look for it.
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The icemaker on our refrigerator has never worked. Immediately after installation over 4 weeks ago we noticed the icemaker was not working. When you push on the lever to obtain ice, the motor turns but no ice comes out. No ice is being made; there is nothing in the ice receptacle. The icemaker has a sufficient water supply, and the in-door cold water source does work. The repair company that Whirlpool directed us to under warranty has had us defrost the refrigerator for 24 hours, and has ordered a new ice maker and infrared sensor, but then discovered that was not the problem. They are now ordering a new door for our unit, claiming the insulation in the freezer door is defective. It will be 6 more weeks before we find out if this solves the problem. If it does, we will have been without an icemaker for 3 months after purchasing this product. If it does not, it will be even longer. Do not buy this product.
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Bought two months ago. Love this fridge. Very glad I bought it!
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Perfect for the size we needed.
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The ice dispenser stopped working after a few days. They replaced the appliance. No problems with the new one.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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This brand and model were offered by American Home Shield as one of the possible replacements for our old unit. It fit our needs, space and budget.
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Looks nice, but poorly engineered
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Purchase the refrigerator about 3 years ago, and am still amazed at its unique features - (1) Freezes food in the refrigerator (2) Does not allow water to be dispensed when the refrigerator door (not freezer door) is opened; a unique feature that no other model does (sorry for the sarcasm) and (3) Has a door that continues to slide down and has to be adjusted to shut properly.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Nice looking refrigerator
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Because of limited space I could not get a refrigerator wider than 36 inches. My choices were quite limited. Very disappointed with choices available with all brands overall. Freezer seems so small with very little shelving. Door shelving not very deep. Water dispenser not very user friendly. My 23 yr. old Kenmore was just starting to have problems but it was the same size as this one but better made.
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I bought a month ago and so far I am pleased. I am a whirlpool fan, the appliances last a long time!
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I just moved in to a new build less than a month ago and this refrigerator was included with the house. The fridge is keeping my food cold and freezer side has kept my food frozen. It takes a couple of tries to get use to the water dispenser. Many people are not used to the water dispenser hose being so far out. Must use wiser glass or one had to hold the glass and the other to push the lever in, otherwise water will spill!
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When our old refrigerator died, we decided to replace it with a side by side since our kitchen is so small.I love the glass shelves. I move them around to easily accommodate whatever I have to store, big or small.The doors have nice deep shelves which hold a LOT of items! The filter is simple to replace. I woulddefinitely purchase this refrigerator again!
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We bought this side-by-side new in December of 2008 when we bought our house. It has been great. Only problems we have had is that items tend to freeze somewhat on the refrigerator side on the top shelf on the side next to the freezer. We had to tick up the temperature on that side to help with that. We also have had some periodic issues with the ice maker getting jammed from time to time. However, clearing it seems to solve the problem. No other repairs or issues to date. I've had neighbors with GE products that moved in the same time we did and they have had to throw them out and replace them entirely. Stainless steel does show fingerprints and is very hard to keep clean with kids. Avoid the stainless steel if you have small children.
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My initial reaction was that expressed in many of the article's comments: a yawning lack of interest at yet another year being tipped as Linux's coming of age, something which somebody in the tech media seems to have predicted every January for the past decade — with as boring regularity as the mainstream press run December articles on how online Christmas shopping is really taking off.
But for once there is actually an interesting point behind the question. Linux is well known for being free software — sometimes labelled software libre, to emphasize that "free" is about freedom rather than being free of charge. However, regardless of your political views on the open source movement, such software generally is free in the price sense as well, and that's what becomes more relevant in the credit crunch.
If business is booming and your staff are stretched then it probably doesn't seem an opportune moment for getting to grips with a new technology; it's worth paying for familiar software to save time for spending on other things. But in leaner times every small saving is worth considering, and perhaps you have a little more time to investigate whether Linux (or OpenOffice, or Thunderbird or Scribus, or Apache, PHP, Perl, Ruby, MySQL, Postgres, etc) would be worth switching to.
Here at 123-reg our web hosting is already Linux based. Not that as a user you need to be a Linux-head (you upload files and use our control panel, never going near anything as scary as a command line), but it does help us to offer such competitive pricing.
We offer dedicated servers through our sister business WebFusion with the choice of Windows or Ubuntu Linux. Unsurprisingly we're able to offer the Linux servers at lower prices for the same hardware, so there are definite cost savings which can be made in switching to Linux.
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Maverik Lacrosse and its "Soldiers" have been hard at work and have created the companies first complete stick for beginning players, the "BAZOOKA," and a new lightweight and well-balanced high performance head for the advanced player called the "VISION." The "BAZOOKA" and the "VISION" both use Maverik's proprietary MO-CONTROL sidewall design, which gives players better ball control and make it easier to catch and make passes. "Most beginner sticks come strung like tennis rackets and make it difficult for someone eager to learn our sport," said John Gagliardi, founder and President of Maverik Lacrosse LLC. "We all agreed that it was time we created a stick that would encourage kids to play lacrosse rather than walk away."The "VISION" head design, is the result of Maverik's "SOLDIERS" dream to create the ultimate lacrosse head. Maverik designed the "VISION" with a rounded scoop for vacuuming up ground balls, throwing pinpoint passes and ripping off laser guided shots on goal. Stringers will also appreciate the "VISION's" multiple sidewalls, giving them unlimited stringing options. "We are always tweaking and designing new products," added Gagliardi, "because we would never sell any products that we would not use ourselves."Also of note, both the "BAZOOKA" stick and the "VISION" head meet all of the new for 2010 NCAA rules.
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Definition of lobster in English:
1A large marine crustacean with a cylindrical body, stalked eyes, and the first of its five pairs of limbs modified as pincers.
- Homarus and other genera, class Malacostraca: several species, in particular the American lobster (H. americanus).
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- It takes about eight seconds for a pair of lobsters to copulate; it takes a lot longer to get them into the mood.
- The body plans of lobsters and humans, flies and fish, barnacles and mice, are initiated using the same families of genes that are conserved across the animal kingdom.
- Both spiney lobsters and hermit crabs have been observed attacking gastropods in this fashion and both produce the distinctive notched gastropod remains.
1.1The flesh of the lobster as food.
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- Alistair started off with west coast lobster bisque with white wine, saffron and cognac, while I went for the finnan haddock and lobster risotto with smoked salmon cream and poached egg.
- A special of sherried lobster bisque demands to be ordered; its rich brick color and oceanic, lobster-shell tang give it a gutsy character.
- People may indulge themselves in a huge variety of seafood delights such as lobster, crab, oyster, caviar and more, along with traditional breakfast choices.
1.2A deep red color typical of a cooked lobster.
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- He pointed to some on the counter top that were looking all… well… lobster coloured you might say.
- There are a lot of you who think Mark ought to get tanning and take a quintessential British lobster colour to the party.
1.3Any of various crustaceans similar to the lobster, especially certain crayfish whose claws are eaten as food.
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Catch lobsters.
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- He said, 'Just keep lobstering till it runs out, I guess.'
- My brother Cal has been shellfishing (oystering, lobstering, clamming) off the north shore harbors of Long Island, New York since he was sixteen.
- Their only son, Frank, is spending the summer on a boat lobstering before going off to an Ivy League school in the fall.
Old English lopustre, alteration of Latin locusta 'crustacean, locust'.
Lobsters and locusts (Middle English) are linguistically the same. Latin locusta, from which both derive, had both meanings. A look at close-up pictures of the two clearly shows the similarity. Lobster was used as a contemptuous name for British soldiers from the mid 17th century. Originally applied to a regiment of Roundhead cuirassiers who wore complete suits of armour; later the term was associated with the red military coats once worn by British soldiers. In US slang, lobster was used to describe 'a slow-witted or gullible person' from the late 19th century.
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1Any item of property, either a corporeal hereditament (land or a building) or an incorporeal hereditament (such as a rent), that can be inherited: rates were not payable on any unoccupied hereditament
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Late Middle English: from medieval Latin hereditamentum, from ecclesiastical Latin hereditare 'inherit', from Latin heres, hered- 'heir'.
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|Learning Objective: To develop a conceptual understanding of fire modeling, model capabilities and the application of fire models to investigations.In conjunction with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has developed computer based fire simulations to assist in the understanding of the fire behavior in a number of line of duty death (LODD) incidents. The fire simulations provide insight into the fire growth and the spread of fire and hot gases through the structures.The Building and Fire Research Laboratory at NIST has developed a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) fire model using large eddy simulation (LES) techniques. This model, called the NIST Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS), has been demonstrated to predict the thermal conditions resulting from a compartment fire. A CFD model requires that the room or building of interest be divided into small three-dimensional rectangular control volumes or computational cells. The CFD model computes the density, velocity, temperature, pressure and species concentration of the gas in each cell. Based on the laws of conservation of mass, momentum, species and energy the model tracks the generation and movement of fire gases. FDS utilizes material properties of the furnishings, walls, floors, and ceilings to compute fire growth and spread.A scientific visualization program, Smokeview, has been developed by NIST to display the results of a FDS model computation. Smokeview produces animations or snapshots of FDS results.A new feature of Smokeview allows the viewing of FDS output in 3-dimensional animations. An iso-surface is a three dimensional version of a contour elevation often found on topographic maps. Animated iso-surfaces are used to visualize the movement, spread and leading boundaries of the fire. Both models are available at no cost from www.fire.nist.gov.This presentation will include a discussion on the type of informati
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Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in Thursday's session are E*Trade Financial Corp. (ETFC) Men's Wearhouse (MW) and Flotek Industries (FTK).
E*Trade said its largest shareholder, Citadel LLC, which twice helped rescue the online brokerage and later pushed it to pursue a sale, is selling its entire 9.6% stake in the company, exiting an investment it made at the height of E*Trade's mortgage woes over five years ago. Shares slipped 5.4% to $11.18 premarket.
Men's Wearhouse's fiscal fourth-quarter loss narrowed as revenue at the apparel retailer improved. Shares rose 14% to $33.20 premarket as the company also said it is considering strategic alternatives for its K&G business.
Flotek intends to partner with the Oman-based oil and gas concern Gulf Energy LLC to build an oilfield chemistry production facility and create a research and development organization focused on the Middle East and North Africa. Flotek estimates construction costs for the facility at up to $10 million. Shares fell 3.7% to $13.88 premarket.
Vera Bradley (VRA) fiscal fourth-quarter earnings rose 25% as the handbag designer's revenue strengthened, and as the latest period had an additional week compared with the year-ago quarter. Shares were down 6.4% to $23.30 premarket as the company gave downbeat guidance for the current quarter and earnings projections for the full-year mostly below analyst expectations.
Kirkland's (KIRK) fiscal fourth-quarter earnings fell 6.1% as the discount home-decor retailer saw higher costs offset improved revenue and weaken margins. "Consistent with broader retail trends to date, we have started the year off on a more cautious note and expect that outlook to continue in the first half of fiscal 2013," said Chief Executive Robert Alderson. The company also said that Mr. Alderson plans to retire in February 2014. Shares fell 3% to $11.15 premarket.
Delcath Systems (DCTH) plans to offer as much as $50 million of its stock, using Cowen and Co. as its sales agent. The medical-device recently had a market capitalization of around $147 million. Shares fell 6.3% to $1.80 in premarket trading.
SS&C Technologies Holdings (SSNC) said its two biggest shareholders will offer 7.75 million shares. The company recently had around 78.9 million shares outstanding, according to FactSet. Shares fell 4.6% to $26.46 in premarket trading.
Corporate Office Properties Trust (OFC) lowered its full-year and first-quarter guidance to account for losses incurred from the early repayment of debt. Shares slipped 1.3% to $26.89 premarket as the real-estate investment trust also unveiled a 3.9 million share offering. The offering priced at $27.25 apiece, matching Corporate Office's Wednesday closing price.
Development stage nanotechnology company Arrowhead Research (ARWR) said that a study of its RNAi-based candidate ARC-520 in a chimpanzee chronically infected with the human hepatitis B virus supports findings from rodent models indicating that it can knock down hepatitis B virus DNA and key viral antigens. Shares rose 12% to $2.70 premarket.
Anadigics (ANAD) is offering to sell an undisclosed number of shares. The company, which makes power amplifiers and other radio-frequency components, intends to use the proceeds for working capital and other general purposes. Shares fell 9.5% to $2.00 premarket.
Land manager Alico (ALCO) has engaged Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. to give it financial advice as it considers a potential sale of the company, among other strategic options.
Avon Products (AVP) said it has completed refinancing activities and has entered into a $1 billion four-year unsecured revolving credit agreement, helping the door-to-door cosmetics vendor improve its balance sheet.
Cerus (CERS) plans to offer an undisclosed number of shares, as it raises funds for clinical development of its Intercept system, which is intended to improve the safety of donated blood.
Christopher & Banks (CBK) fiscal fourth-quarter loss narrowed as the women's clothing retailer benefited from fewer charges and as sales rose.
Coldwater Creek (CWTR) fourth-quarter loss widened as the retailer reported charges tied to a leadership transition, lower sales and weaker margins.
Hot Topic (HOTT) fiscal fourth-quarter earnings climbed 35% as the teen-apparel retailer reported stronger sales at both its namesake and Torrid divisions, as well as improved margins.
SandRidge Energy (SD) agreed to fire its chief executive or give control of its board to an activist shareholder, settling a closely watched proxy battle amid an outbreak of investor unrest in the oil patch.
Sigma Designs (SIGM) fiscal fourth-quarter loss widened despite higher revenue at the chip manufacturer, as restructuring and cost-reduction expenses hurt its bottom line.
Sucampo Pharmaceuticals (SCMP) fourth-quarter earnings soared as the drug manufacturer pharmaceutical company received a $15 million milestone payment from Abbott Japan Co. for the sale of its drug to treat constipation.
Target (TGT) launched cash tender offers for up to $1.2 billion in several series of notes, as the retail giant seeks to refinance its debt.
An offering of 8.5 million U.S. Silica Holdings (SLCA) shares sold by GGC USS Holdings LLC priced at a 3.5% discount to the company's Wednesday closing price.
Moody's Investors Service has put VeriFone Systems (PAY) on review for a potential downgrade in the wake of a leadership shake-up that followed missteps by the maker of card-payment systems.


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OLYMPIA — The Washington state House has passed a transportation budget that would secure more than $50 million over the next year for immediate transportation needs.
The measure passed Saturday is a far cry from the governor's call in January for $3.6 billion in new transportation funds over the next decade.
The bill, HB 6455, passed largely along partisan lines, with most Democrats in favor and Republicans opposed.
In addition to a $100 annual fee for electric car owners, the proposed budget would implement and raise a series of other driving-related fees.
A $20 fee would be applied to original license plates, the fee for a title application would increase from $5 to $15 and car dealer license fees would increase by nearly 25 percent.
The measure goes next to the Senate, which is expected to reduce some of the fee increases.


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Win! The Chance To Become An Animated RED Agent!
Here's an unusual competition: we're going to turn one lucky winner into an animated RED agent. Read on to find out more…
To celebrate the release of RED, in cinemas on October 22nd, we have joined forces with Entertainment One and the London Film Museum to give one lucky winner the chance of having themselves animated in the style of Warren Ellis' original graphic novel!
Firstly, the synopsis of the film:
Frank Moses (Bruce Willis), Joe Matheson (Morgan Freeman), Marvin Boggs (John Malkovich) and Victoria Winslow (Helen Mirren) used to be the CIA's top agents, - but the secrets they know just made them the Agency's top targets.
Frank, who was the agency's most effective black ops agent of all time must now track down and reassemble the old team. First on the list is intelligence specialist Joe who is charming, disarming and lethal! Next is hysterically paranoid Marvin - an explosives expert with more lives than a cat....or pig! And finally, a dangerous decision is to enlist the help of hot shot sniper Victoria!
As the team are searching for the answers to the conspiracy that implicates them, the new CIA agents, led by family man William Cooper (Karl Urban) are searching for them! As the old school attempt to kick-fresh-agent-ass, experience is pitted against youth and the big guns are called in.
Job done.
Now, all you need to do to get yourself animated by the nice folk at the London Film Museum is answer this simple question.
Who created the graphic novel on which the film RED is based?
A. Warren Ellis
B. Dan Brown
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Diva La Difference! Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys, Beyonce Hit Fashion High Notes
Sunday's Super Bowl Sunday was unusual in that it had not one, but three, divas performing, Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys and Beyonce. (Sorry Kelly and Michelle, but you're not diva-level yet.)
So naturally, the three divas would be "bringing it" when it came to fashion. Each wore wildly divergent styles, though to be fair, Beyonce was performing the halftime show so had more leeway to be daring and more dramatic.
That didn't stop Ms. Hudson, however, from taking chances. She made a bold choice, a fitted long-sleeved black leather turtleneck by Monika Chiang with a white elongated pencil adorned with military-style buttons by L'Wren Scott.
In contrast on a number of levels, Ms. Keys wore a long, somewhat demure, body-conscious brick-red sleeveless dress by Azzedine Alaia. Meanwhile, Beyonce wore a black leather cropped motorcycle jacket with exaggerated shoulders and asymmetrical collar with dramatic "winged" cuffs, paired with a micro-mini asymmetrical wrap skirt in a "liquid nylon". After dramatically removing the jacket and skirt, she revealed a black leather bodysuit "reminiscent of warrior armor," according to a press release.
Beyonce looked terrific. Bodysuits, leotards, etc. are clearly here stage signature when she's doing uptempo numbers. Ms. Keys's dress, while not exciting, complemented the torch-song approach she took to the National Anthem – while showing off her toned arms. In fact the arms display was the boldest thing about the look. Otherwise it was as understated as her interpretation of the song, and that's not a criticism. Ms. Keys can sometimes be over-the-top in her style as well as her singing. (Remember "Obama's on Fire"?) It was refreshing to see her more subdued.
And then there's Ms. Hudson. While we applaud her weight loss and ability to keep such weight off, and her wanting to show off her great-looking body, the outfit wasn't the most flattering, especially up top. What's more, the ensemble seemed a bit showy in light of her performing with the Sandy Hook Elementary School chorus. Yes a diva has to "shine bright like a diamond," but the outfit veered toward being inappropriately divaesque next to a group of kids, these kids in particular.
Beyonce and Ms. Keys, or their stylists, understood how to match their clothes with what and how they performed.


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UPDATE: Cockrell Hill officers rescue injured man from burning apartment complex
Here's an update from staff writer Kristin McKenzie:
Cockrell Hill police officers acting on instinct and adrenaline are credited with saving lives early this morning in an apartment fire.
The three officers spotted the fire across the street from the police station around 4 a.m. at the Shiloh Apartments in the 1100 block of Phinney Avenue.
Officer Merced Carrillo said he and Officers Mike Sutton and Betsy White saw a couple in one unit who "needed immediate attention."
The man had already pushed his wife outside, but then the door slammed shut and he was knocked unconscious. Police had to kick the door open and drag him out.
The victim, who was not identified, was taken to Parkland Memorial Hospital with burns and smoke inhalation injuries. He was listed in serious condition early this morning, Fire Chief Michael Burns said.
Burns noted that no one at the apartments called to report the fire and it was random chance that the officers were nearby and smelled it.
"Without their immediate response, there probably would have been a loss of life," he said.
Three units were gutted by fire, and a fourth had smoke damage. Burns said it appears the man taken to Parkland was in the apartment where the fire may have started.
"It appears that the cause may be accidental, but it is still currently under investigation," he said.
Dallas Fire-Rescue and the Cockrell Hill police and fire departments worked together to evacuate 26 residents and extinguish the fire before it could spread to another building.
Dennis Swindle lives in the adjacent building and woke to a burning smell.
"I heard somebody screaming and hollering and pounding on doors," he said.
He saw the smoke outside his window and thought it was fog but still got his wife outside. He also helped evacuate a handicapped neighbor next to him.
"By the time I got up and tried to get her out, I'd done taken in so much smoke that I almost collapsed out there," he said.
Carrillo, one of the officers, said he and others had to knock down doors because people weren't opening them.
"It was difficult to breathe – just a big adrenaline rush," Carrillo said. "I don't know if you would call it being a hero, but it feels good to do my job."
Photo: Merced Carillo helped rescue a resident from the burning apartment building. (Kristin McKenzie/Staff)
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Everything That Rises Must Converge
by Flannery O'Connor
Everything That Rises Must Converge Suffering Quotes
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The law of it was to sacrifice herself for [Julian] after she had first created the necessity to do so by making a mess of things. (60)
What mess did Julian's mother make? Why does Julian resent the fact that she put him ahead of herself? A little backstory would help—but we kind of like that we're just dropped into the middle of things.
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All of [the mother's] life had been a struggle to act like a Chestny without the Chestny goods, and to give [Julian] everything she thought a Chestny ought to have. (60)
A lifetime is a long time to struggle, especially when it's to support someone else. Maybe she's more of a saint than the cold-hearted racist Julian makes her out to be.
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The tide of darkness seemed to sweep him back to her, postponing from moment to moment his entry into the world of guilt and sorrow. (121)
We get the feeling that whatever will happen to Julian's mom, isn't going to be pretty. For the first time in his life, Julian may indeed find out what real suffering is. And maybe she's going to teach him a lesson, instead of the other way around.


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Let's roleplay a bit. You're a television executive working for Animal Planet. You're hearing pitches for the upcoming season. After hearing numerous pitches for shows involving puppies, puppy cops, puppy doctors and wannabe Steve Irwins, I burst into your office with the following pitch:
"You know that movie "Cloverfield"? What if we take that, combine it all those crazy documentaries on the History Channel about the mothman, bigfoot and all that shit and then make a weekly anthology horror mockumentary show in the vein of "Tales from the Crypt?"
There's so much to make fun of with Christine O'Donnell's "I'm not a witch" Campaign, but when Elvira spoofs you, it's pretty much a guarantee you've just suffered some Ownage.
Don't worry! Our enamored Lady of Darkness hasn't lowered herself to political statements or ads - she's simply here to attack the atrocious state of late night TV, & encourage you to watch her return to the air with Elvira's Movie Macabre!


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ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the club has recalled forward Chris Porter from the Blues' American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, Chicago Wolves.
Porter, 29, has dressed in 38 games for Chicago this season, posting 18 points (seven goals, 11 assists) and 37 penalty minutes.
The 6-foot-1, 209-pound forward has also appeared in 10 games for the Blues, logging one assist.
The Toronto, Ontario native was originally signed by the Blues as a free agent on Aug. 21, 2007.
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Although the death rate from snake poisoning in this country is insignificant as compared with that of India and other tropical countries, snake bites are sufficiently frequent and sufficiently harmful to render a knowledge of snake venoms and their antidotes of great practical value. The variety of poisonous snake most widespread in America is the rattlesnake, and the recent studies of Flexner and Noguchi1 deal mainly with this snake and its poison. When Calmette of Lille first published his classical researches on snake venom and antivenin it was thought that he had produced a substance which would neutralize all forms of snake poisoning. The researches of recent years have shown, however, that the poisonous principles in the venom differ in different serpents. Thus the active principle in cobra venom is a neurotoxin, while that of rattlesnake venom is a substance which destroys the endothelial cells lining the blood vessels,
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Ozsale Gears Up for Pre-IPO Roadshow
An initial public offering of online retailer Ozsale is edging closer with Macquarie Bank set to roadshow the business later this month in an early test of investor interest, a person familiar the matter said.
Ozsale–founded by British entrepreneur Jamie Jackson as vehicle to sell surplus clothing stock–is hoping to raise more than 200 million Australian dollars (US$180 million) from investors wanting to gain exposure to rapid growth in online apparel sales, the person said.
The introductory roadshow in Hong Kong will begin on Feb. 24 and run through that week. A further roadshow is planned by Macquarie for May, with an IPO planned for later that month or early June, the person said.
A successful IPO would enable Insight Venture Partners potentially to realize a return on their investment in Ozsale when it was a startup. The U.S. venture capital fund bought a 27% stake for A$14.5 million in 2010.
Ozsale helps brands like Adidas, Gap, Billabong International and Country Road liquidate end-of-line stock through short online sales that usually last two to three days. Sales are marketed to existing members that tallied 7.2 million last year, including 4 million in Australia.
The business–which has launched websites across Asia including New Zealand's Nzsale, Singapore's Singsale, Malaysia's Mysale, Thailand's Thaisale and the Philippine's Mysale–plans to list under the Mysale Group name and would become the first major listed retailer in Australia that focuses solely on selling products online, the person said.
Ozsale was formed from the ashes of bankrupt Australian chain store Gowings, which Mr. Jackson bought out of insolvency in 2006. Mr. Jackson had a previous career in the U.K. as a professional 'jobber', profiting through the trading and liquidation of end-of-line stock.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal last year, Mr. Jackson predicted total group revenue of A$250 million for the year ended 30 June, 2013, and announced plans to explore new markets including Korea, Indonesia, China, Russia, South Africa and the Middle East. He said the company was also looking at new offerings such as wine, and had begun branching out into selling homewares and cosmetics.
While Ozsale appears to prosper, several of its Australian competitors including brandsExclusive have suffered in recent times. APN News & Media bought brandsExclusive for 36 million Singapore dollars (US$28.45 million) in 2012 before selling it for only A$2 million to e-commerce company AussieCommerce this week.


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The advertising group expects full-year revenue growth to be "well over" 3 percent, compared with a previous forecast of "over" 3 percent. » Read More
By: Alexander Smith, Alastair Jamieson and Erik Ortiz
A 6.2-magnitude earthquake rocked a swath of central Italy, burying residents under rubble as they slept. NBCNews reports. » Read More
Glencore reported first-half adjusted underlying profit (EBITDA) down 13 percent at $4 billion, but said it was on track to cut debt through asset sales. » Read More
U.K. pharma giant agrees to sell its small molecule antibiotics business to Pfizer of the U.S. » Read More
Should you be looking for a European summer hideaway, Villa les Cèdres on the South of France's sparkling Cote d'Azur is up for sale.
A French government report omitted significant details about how Renault's diesel cars were able to emit fewer deadly gasses when subject to official emissions testing, members of the state inquiry have told the Financial Times.
The leaders of the euro zone's biggest economies said Europe had to turn its back on populists who blamed Brussels for all its problems.
Turkey's central bank cut borrowing costs for the sixth straight month on Tuesday, lowering its overnight lending rate by 25 basis points despite high inflation and worries about possible credit rating downgrades.
Sources say PZU's chief executive, Michal Krupinski, is off to Milan this week to discuss a possible deal.
Carmaker says the two parts suppliers with which it has locked in a contract dispute had agreed to start delivering parts again.
Police in northern Greece have arrested a 41-year-old woman accused of using a "threatening note" to rob two banks in the country's second-largest city.
Markets may have calmed following the Brexit vote, but analysts are still contemplating the uncertainty surrounding the decision with the political sphere yet to find its complete footing.
Europeans in a number of countries are seeking to arm themselves with guns and self-defense devices in growing numbers following a series of attacks.
Borders are the "worst invention ever," Jean-Claude Juncker said, at a time when many countries are strengthening them following terrorist attacks.
The euro zone economy accelerated marginally in August, according to Markit's euro zone composite PMI, which came in at a seven-month high.
The U.K. prime minister returns to 10 Downing Street this week, a reminder to anyone still basking in the sun with a bottle of rosé that fall is upon us.
The U.K. government is being told to increase spending on infrastructure projects to help offset any Brexit related slowdown.
July marked yet another weak month for sales of Swiss watches with exports falling 14.2 percent compared to the same period in 2015.
The wage gap between men and women can reach 33 percent after childbirth, according to study into the gender wage gap published today.
Nicolas Sarkozy has confirmed he plans to run again to be French President, but he may not be The Republicans party's best bet for success.
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France's controversial move to ban the burkini is making it a must have fashion item
WPP is faring well amid Brexit uncertainty, though the media industry does face certain challenges, says Alex DeGroote, media analyst at Peel Hunt.
The global liquefied natural gas market is at a turning point - and the worst is yet to come - says Massimo Di Odoardo, vice president of European gas & power research at Wood Mackenzie.


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Today marked a new era for downtown businesses takin' out the trash.
Today was the first official day of the new downtown trash compactor.
Participating businesses get an access card that lets them use the compactor.
Waste Management can monitor the number of uses, the first two per week are free, and then its a dollar per trash can after that.
Considering some businesses paid more than 12-hundred dollars per year for curbside pickup, businesses are optimistic that despite some early headaches, this will be very cost effective.
"I think it's going to be a whole lot more cost-effective for us. I think it's going to be a little bit of a challenge for us logistically at the outset, but I think we're going to be able to work that out. It'll be a lot easier for us to just roll our trash cans over there versus having our trash sit outside," said Mark Guenther with Cornerstone Bar and Grill.
Roanoke City Solid Waste managers will continue curbside pickup until January.


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The Jets will reel in this stuff. drafting Geno and clearly moving past Sanchez is one indication. Releasing Tebow (who didn't deserve any of this) is another. They also had a nice draft.
Lifetime member of the "specific element" and proud of it.
"The NY never comes off"
And that DT they picked up isnt big enough to be a nose tackle.
"The NY never comes off"
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Coffee MilkshakeAngie McGowan
I haven't had a warm cup of coffee since spring. When it gets hot, I like my coffee either over ice or in some decadent treat like this coffee milkshake. For this milkshake, I used espresso and let it cool before adding to my blender, but you can also use leftover morning coffee, so long as it's pretty strong. You can make this shake even more decadent by adding chocolate or even caramel syrup. This coffee milkshake is a great fun way to enjoy a childhood shake in a more grown-up fashion.
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James G. Basker Examines the Fiery Variety Of Early Anti-Slavery Writings
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James G. Basker Examines the Fiery Variety Of Early Anti-Slavery Writings
To advance their cause, 18th and 19th century opponents of slavery employed every available literary form: fiction and poetry, essay and autobiography, sermons, pamphlets, speeches, hymns ... even children's literature.
Historian James G. Basker examines these early abolitionist writings in a discussion of his new book American Antislavery Writings: Colonial Beginnings to Emancipationon Tuesday, April 2, 2013, at 6 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St.
Basker's is the first anthology to take the full measure of a body of writing that spanned nearly 200 years and embraced writers black and white, male and female.
During the colonial era thinkers like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Paine, and Phillis Wheatley composed original, even revolutionary, refutations of slavery.
In the 19th century the anti-slavery movement became even more varied with the impassioned rhetoric of Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison; the fiction of Harriet Beecher Stowe (Uncle Tom's Cabin) and Louisa May Alcott; memoirs of former slaves; protest poems by John Greenleaf Whittier, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Lydia Sigourney; anonymous editorials, and speeches by statesmen like Charles Sumner and Abraham Lincoln.
Basker is the Richard Gilder Professor of Literary History at Barnard College and president of the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Among his books are Amazing Grace: An Anthology of Poems about Slavery and Early American Abolitionists.
Major funding for programs at the Kansas City Public Library is provided by a generous grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
Admission is free. A 6 p.m. reception precedes the event. RSVP at kclibrary.org or call 816.701.3407. Free parking is available at the Library District Parking Garage at 10th & Baltimore.


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See what real-world experiences are complementing our students' classroom work.
Amado '14 Works the Airwaves
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Business students Kelly '16 and Wilsey '16 find value in summer research and internships
Accounting major David Wilsey '16 and financial economics individualized major Justin Kelly '16 conduct summer research about mortgages with Assistant Professor of Economics Shuyi Jiang on on campus while interning at Entercom and Merill Lynch.
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Cilenti '13 Realizes Passion for Advocacy and Service through Internship
At Emmanuel, there are countless ways for students to immerse themselves in the culture and history of the city of Boston. Some students, like Ashley, have found a way to incorporate a passion for recognizing and promoting that culture into their daily lives.
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War Horse
by Michael Morpurgo
Admiration Quotes in War Horse
How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #7
"They are not circus animals, they are heroes" (9.2)
Tell that to the horses in Water for Elephants. How does each book treat horses differently?
Quote #8
"I bet you are the first English in this war to win an Iron Cross, and the last" (10.1)
The soldiers' admiration for the bravery of the horses knows no borders. Even though the horses are English, the German soldiers give them a medal of honor. The horses' bravery and strength transcends the conflict that has put these two countries at odds.
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"There's thousands of our horses out here in France, sir. War veterans, they are." (19.20)
Sergeant Thunder's sentiments echo those of the Germans, who gave Joey and Topthorn a medal of honor. Though we're not sure if Thunder's horses-as-vets idea quite sank in… when was the last time you honored a horse on Veterans Day? Veterinarians Day, maybe.


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