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Dwayne Morrison, 46 - December 26, 2007
Dwayne Robert Morrison, 46, of North Platte died Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2007, at Gothenburg.
Services were held on Saturday, Dec. 22, at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel at Gothenburg with the Rev. Eric Meissner officiating. Burial was at Fort McPherson National Cemetery, at Maxwell.
Morrison was born on Oct. 27, 1961, at Lexington to Harvey E. and June F. (Burr) Morrison. He attended rural Lexington schools and Lexington and Overton senior high schools.
He served his country in the Army and worked at Gothenburg Feed Products Co. as a mill operator up until the time of his death.
Morrison had resided at Lexington, Overton, Torrington, WY, and was most recently lived in North Platte.
On May 3, 2005, he was united in marriage to Kimberly Kay Sherard at Elwood.
He enjoyed playing cards, watching football and phone calls to family, according to family members.
Morrison was preceded in death by: his grandparents—William and Loretta Burr, Byrdia Farr and George Morrison.
Survivors include: his wife, Kimberly Morrison of North Platte; a son, Jacob Allen Morrison of North Platte; a step-son, Scott James Sherard of Gothenburg; two daughters—Emily Nichole and Mariah Dawn Morrison, both of North Platte; his parents, Harvey and June Morrison of Lexington; three brothers—Phil (Deb) Morrison of Chaplen, SC, Mike (Kim) Morrison of Evans, CO, and Bill Morrison of Lexington; sister, Christina Morrison of Eddyville; sister-in-law, Tracy (Randy) Underwood of North Platte; brother-in-law, Robert (Judy) Sherard, Jr. of Gothenburg; numerous nieces and nephews; special friends—Darrel and Becky Fienner and Nick and Tony Canas.
Memorials are suggested to Morrison's children at: 310 Sixth St., Gothenburg, NE 69138.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.blase strauser.com. Arrangements have been placed in the care of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg.
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CINCINNATI -- What was left of the Bengals held on for a win that hurt so good.
With wounded players shuffling off the field in waves, Cincinnati pulled off the kind of victory Monday night that could set the tone for a season -- that is, assuming no one else gets hurt.
Carson Palmer threw his second touchdown pass in the fourth quarter, and a suspect defense pulled off a goal-line stand in the closing seconds that preserved a 27-20 win over the Baltimore Ravens.
"We know it's going to be a hard-fought game when we play these guys -- tough, physical," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said. "It's important to win the physical football games because you put so much into it."
In a bruising season opener matching the last two AFC North champs, the Bengals (1-0) were the last one standing -- barely. Baltimore (0-1) had a chance to tie it in the closing seconds with Steve McNair sitting on the bench, out with a strained groin.
Kyle Boller drove the Ravens to the 1-yard line, where a penalty and Baltimore's sixth turnover sealed it. Todd Heap was called for pushing off on his touchdown catch, then had a pass bounce off his shoulder and into the hands of diving lineman Michael Myers with 1:13 to go.
"It's tough to lose like this when you're right there," Boller said.
Even tougher for McNair, who had a hand in four of the Ravens' six turnovers. One pass slipped out of his hand and was returned 34 yards by linebacker Landon Johnson for a touchdown. His tipped interception set up Carson Palmer's go-ahead touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.
"I think the defense answered every question," said Palmer, who was 20-of-32 for 194 yards with two touchdowns. "What did they have, six, eight, seven turnovers? Every time I looked up, I heard the crowd and I figured it was another turnover."
It made the difference in a game of attrition.
The Bengals had to work with a makeshift offensive line missing three starters by the second quarter. They also briefly lost kicker Shayne Graham, costing them on an extra-point try.
Even receiver Chad Johnson limped off at one point, evidently suffering from a cramp. The Pro Bowl receiver and incessant self-promoter came up big for the Bengals, catching five passes for 95 yards, including a 39-yard touchdown.
"I told you I would give you a show," Johnson said.
Both teams overcame significant injuries to set up the frantic finish.
Safety Ed Reed returned a punt untouched 63 yards for a touchdown that put the Ravens ahead 20-19 early in the fourth quarter and silenced the crowd of 66,093, the second-largest in Paul Brown Stadium's history. Reed had to return kicks because B.J. Sams severely sprained a knee.
"It's tough to lose when you've worked all offseason for the opener," Reed said. "Mentally, you have to let it go."
The emotional lift didn't last long. McNair had the most to do with that.
In his second season running the Ravens' offense, he had one of his worst games. McNair fumbled on a sack, muffed a handoff to running back Willis McGahee, and let the ball slip out of his hand on a pass attempt, setting up Landon Johnson's easy touchdown.
"The turnovers, that's unacceptable," said McNair, who was 20-of-34 for 203. "I have to give my team a chance. It starts with me on five of those six turnovers. I've got to correct that."
Despite all that, the defending division champs had a chance to hold the lead and pull out one of those make-or-break games on the road. Instead, McNair let it slip away with his last error.
His high pass deflected off the hands of Derrick Mason, and Robert Geathers made a diving interception that was upheld on review. Two plays later, Palmer threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to T.J. Houshmandzadeh for the final lead. Cincinnati made the 2-point conversion on Rudi Johnson's run.
The Ravens left town with some concerns about star players.
Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis got himself in the mood for the matchup by hopping and waving his arms in the orange-striped end zone like a heavyweight getting ready for the opening bell.
He was the first one knocked out of the game.
On Cincinnati's first pass, Lewis lowered his shoulder and leveled Houshmandzadeh. The 32-year-old linebacker got up holding his right arm, and was in the locker room getting treated for an injured biceps when Chad Johnson pulled off a touchdown celebration meant partly for him.
After his 39-yard touchdown catch, the Pro Bowl receiver jogged to the sideline and pulled out a mock blazer for the "Monday Night Football" crowd. The back of the foam garb was inscribed: Future H.O.F. 20?? -- a reference to the Hall of Fame.
Other than that one play, the points and yards came at a price.
The Bengals' offensive line was missing three starters at one point: tackles Willie Anderson and Levi Jones, as well as center Eric Ghiaciuc. Ravens 10-time Pro Bowl left tackle Jonathan Ogden left in the second quarter; he missed most of preseason with a sore big toe on his left foot.
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- TE Daniel Wilcox sprained his right ankle.
- It was Reed's fifth career touchdown.
- The Bengals have won five of their last six against Baltimore.


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Why I like them:
Hendrix: He is the beginning. Marino: My #1 influence. Page: So good when he play the blues. Vaughan: The soul of Hendrix.Good with chords and lead. DiMeola: The speed and the palm muting. Guy: Mr blues. VanHalen: The SOUND ! The tapping. Satriani: Pure & perfect guitar playing,,, and His Inanez JS1200 is a real F1 !!! Vai: ... A genious !!! Is it possible to use the wammy bar better then him ? Malmsteen: Unreal, so fast & clean. Gilbert: He can do everything with a guitar. Wylde: DISTORTION ;-))) Petruci: A real virtuoso... Gimour: Don't have to be fast to sound great. Clapton: Mr Clean. He is there since so long time ... Winter: The grandfather of SRV. Trucks: The new king of the slide. Rhoads: Why this guy has to dye ? Becker: Why this guy has to be sick ?
All the clasical guitarists: Is it possible to play like them ????
And all the peoples who play with feeling & passion, the real reasons to make music.
Gilles Bernier May 21 2012.
I agree with your commentary here. They are all great in their own right. You ask the question.." is is possible to play like them?". I say it is because they played from their heart and that is what made them shine. When we follow our inner voice and play from our heart ( as you clearly do btw) they we are playing like them but with our voice.
I saw Jimi Hendrix in concert, and Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, and jammed with Van Halen on Sunset Strip when we opened for them at Gazzari's in Hollywood.
I didn't see mentioned the man voted "Best Acoustic Guitarist of the Year" for 4th or 5th year in a row...the BEST acoustic player on the planet...Tommy Emmanuel. IF you have not seen him play, do so today!! He is incredible. Also, Pat Metheny Warren Haynes, Jan Ackerman, Carlos Santana, David Gilmour, and of course, Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser of B.O.C.
The Guitar.Why? Because it is an icon.Who started the icon,Les Paul.He is the Omega of the main stream guitar gods.I am sure there were many others before Les,, but in my eyes, it started with Les.I picked the guitar because is was and is fun.I love all guitarists spoken of here.More than you would think.I play Metal/speed.But I listen to the old school stuff for pleasure.You have to give the guitar a voice.Make it talk.Speed is fun, but people need to use it sparingly.Speed kills.
David Gilmore is my favorite.He can make a guitar cry.The album, Animals, is some of his best work.Dave is very humble, but look in his eyes and you know hes not f&kin around.He is a wizard.
I am just a lover of music, of people who play with passion.....for me it is the most purest form of expression!!!! Master the art, then play from the heart.... Cj :)


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Floor No.2(with elevator)
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Convenientely situated in the cosmopolitan and central Porta Venezia area: one step away from Corso Buenos Aires and the historical center of Milan. A silent, cozy, and stylish decorated accomodation.
To enjoy your stay in total privacy and relax!
The area is very peaceful & quiet, but with a perfect central location and walking distance from public transports and underground stations (red line and passante), surrounded by every service, from shopping to good restaurants for every taste.
The price includes bed linen and towels, 24/h wireless broadband, and a complimentary kettle with a selection of tea and sweets if offered in the room.
I'am an extremely helpful host who will try to make your stay in Milan as comfortable as possible.
Education and respect are always welcome in my house.
Check in / check out time concordable, preferred around 12 - 2 pm
The space is in a perfect state of cleanliness and hygiene, and final cleaning are INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
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Graziano is a very friendly host. The room is nice, big enough for 2 persons and very clean.
Graziano is a very kind hostman. He gave us information how to get from the airport to his flat, so we had no problem or stress to find it. There are muffins at the room as a welcome gift, which is very kind as well as tea and coffee for breakfast. I was disappointed by the room - it looks very nice in the Internet but it is small and dark. The bathroom could have been cleaner.
The distance to shops and restaurants is about 5 minutes, that was very comfortable.
Very Nice! Graziano was very friendly & I liked the room! Clean, seperate bathroom, great area not far from M1
Would definetely recommend it!
Very friendly and helpful host, apartment was really nice and clean and it is very well located!
Very nice stay in Milan ! Very easy to find and very nice host . Our arrival was later than expected due to train and it was not a problem ! We also could leave our suitcases the last day so we could enjoy our stay until the last minute !
Graziano was very easy going just GREAT ! Thank you Graziano !
Room is complete separated from the home, you have got your own key. So it feels like a hotel. Price has all got the do with the week you visit, additional costs for the Wimdu organisation don't improve the competitiveness with the hotels near by. Breakfast was real Italian, and self service. Graziano is a practical help full man.
We had a great time. The room was very clean and spacious. The location of the room was great: close to public transport and it would only take 15 minutes to walk to the city center. The neigbourhood was very quiet and clean. There was breakfast in the room and tea and coffee. We got our own key to enter. Definately recommendable!
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Aug. 29 - The 10th annual Women in Science Series will host its next presentation on Tuesday, Sept. 20, and feature Carol Williams, PhD who will speak on Breast Cancer: Updates on Research Efforts to Develop New Treatments. The event includes a luncheon at the Wisconsin Club from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Register today!
Aug. 16 - Susan Burke, MA, RN, CPNP, CPHON®, nurse practitioner in Pediatric Oncology at the Medical College of Wisconsin, has been elected to serve as the president elect for the Association of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurses (APHON).
Aug. 12 - As part of a WTMJ Cares initiative spearheaded by 620 WTMJ radio host Jeff Wagner, Wagner will interview Froedtert & MCW cancer patients, doctors, nurses, researchers and others about their personal experiences and the latest on cancer treatment and research.
Aug. 9 - Studies in the laboratory of Dr. William Drobyski, a physician scientist at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center, have uncovered a novel mechanism that causes graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) within the GI tract. This work, published in the Aug. 8 online issue of the Journal of Clinical Investigation, reports the discovery of a novel immune cell population that induces inflammation in the colon.
Aug. 3 - The Triumph Fund is hosting a dinner, "Honoring the Lorax IV," to support Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin's Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office on Sunday, August 14, at the Wisconsin Club in Milwaukee.
July 25 - The 8th Rock Cancer Music Festival, organized by the Spierings Cancer Foundation, will take place Saturday, Aug. 20, at Doyle Park in Little Chute. Proceeds from the event support cancer research at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.
July 11 - The American Cancer Society — a major funder of Medical College of Wisconsin research — will hold its Relay For Life of Wauwatosa on July 22. The Friday evening event will be held next to the regional medical complex at Wisconsin Lutheran College. The MCW Cancer Center team seeks participants and donors. Individuals may sign up or contribute on the Relay For Life MCW Team page.
June 22 - The 23rd annual Don & Ruth Falevsky Golf Outing will take place on Saturday, July 16, at the Camelot Country Club in Lomira, with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. Proceeds from this event will support cancer research at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.
June 22 - On Wednesday, June 29, the MCW Cancer Center will host one of hundreds of Cancer Moonshot Summits on campus in the Discovery Classroom. In conjunction with the Cancer Moonshot Summit held in Washington, DC, the national summits will facilitate an informal, grassroots conversation within communities across the United States and will be the first time individuals and organizations representing the entire cancer community, including researchers, oncologists, care providers, philanthropists, advocates, patients and survivors, will assemble under the charge of doubling the rate of progress toward a cure.
June 9 - The 24th annual J&B Hackerfest Golf Outing will take place on Saturday, July 9, at the Rivermoor Golf Club in Waterford, Wisconsin, with a shotgun start at noon. Proceeds from the event will support brain tumor research at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.
June 8 - Chasing Chad is hosting its 7th annual "Bords Bash" Brewers baseball game and tailgate event on Saturday, June 25. This fundraiser includes a tailgate and admission to the Milwaukee Brewers/ Washington Nationals baseball game at Miller Park.
June 1 - Walk to Break the Sickle Cycle, a community event to raise awareness for Sickle Cell Disease and support those who battle it, will take place Sunday, June 19, starting at the Green Bay Avenue School, 3872 N. 8th Street, Milwaukee.
May 26 - Balaraman Kalyanaraman, PhD, chairman and professor of biophysics and Harry R. & Angeline E. Quadracci Professor in Parkinson's Research; Michael B. Dwinell, PhD, professor of microbiology and molecular genetics; and their international research team published an article in Cancer Research that describes a new redox-sensitive, mitochondrial-energy-sensor-mediated pathway of regression of pancreatic cancer cell growth.
May 19 - The Raise a Glass to Hope Gala, a fundraiser for the 2016 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse, organized by WBCS, Inc., will be held Saturday, June 11, beginning at 6 p.m. at this year's Showhouse, 3943 N. Sawyer Rd. in Oconomowoc.
May 19 - The 2016 Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse (WBCS) for a Cure is an exquisite 8,400 square-foot home located on the eastern shore of Oconomowoc Lake at 3943 N. Sawyer Road in Oconomowoc Lake, Wisconsin.
May 19 - Hope Springs Eternal: WBCS Race for Research at MCW is a 5K run and 2K walk scheduled for Saturday, June 4, in Milwaukee's beautiful Lake Park. All proceeds from the event, now in its fourth year, go to WBCS, Inc., which supports breast cancer and prostate cancer research at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.
May 19 - The Bead&Button Show, the country's largest consumer bead show, takes place June 3– 13, 2016 at the Wisconsin Center in downtown Milwaukee. The show will feature the Bead Artists Against Breast Cancer, a silent auction of beads, jewelry, books, and supplies, with 100% of the proceeds donated to breast cancer research at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.
May 16 - The 15th annual Sam Memorial Golf Outing is scheduled for Saturday, June 25, at the Kettle Hills Golf Course, 3375 WI-167 in Richfield. This tournament is held in memory of Sam Beres, who lost his battle with leukemia in April 2000, at the age of six.
Apr. 8 - Join our team for the Ann's Hope Foundation 12th annual Block Melanoma 5k Run and 3K Walk on May 15. Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Network is a proud sponsor of the annual Block Melanoma run/walk.
May 3 - Laura's Smile Mile, a 5K run and two-mile walk to benefit ovarian cancer research, will take place Saturday, June 4, at Veteran's Park on Milwaukee's lakefront. In addition to the run and walk, the morning includes a variety of fun activities for the entire family. It is sponsored by Laura's Smile Foundation, which was founded in 2006 to honor Laura David, a vibrant young woman who lost her life to ovarian cancer at age 30.
Apr. 8 - The third annual Lucky Lanes Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse (WBCS) Bowling Fundraiser will be held Saturday, April 23, at Lucky Lanes, 5014 W. Howard Ave. in Milwaukee.
Apr. 8 - The annual Wearable Art Show Weekend, organized by the Cedarburg Junior Woman's Club, will be held April 15 and 16 at the Cedarburg Cultural Center. Proceeds benefit breast cancer education, prevention, research and treatment.
Jan. 19 - Brave souls are invited to plunge in Ellen's Icebreaker for Cancer Research, held in memory of Ellen Smith, a beloved Froedtert Hospital employee who lost her battle with gastric cancer Oct. 20, 2013, at the age of 59. The plunge into icy Nagawicka Lake in Hartland will take place on Saturday, Feb. 13. Check-in for the event will begin at 10 a.m., with the plunge to follow afterwards.
Jan. 21 - Families and community members are invited to learn more about cancer prevention and cancer-related racial disparities from students and experts as Milwaukee Public Schools' Milwaukee High School of the Arts (MHSA) hosts a health fair. The MHSA service learning project is happening thanks to a grant from the American Cancer Society and Kohl's to the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). Through the grant, MHSA students have been studying cancer and related racial disparities in Milwaukee, and hearing from MCW guest speakers. Milwaukee Courier, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Milwaukee Neighborhood News, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and WISN
Jan. 20 - The Marquette University High School (MUHS) hockey team is teaming with the Biel Family and the Medical College of Wisconsin to raise awareness about pediatric brain cancer. The MUHS vs. University School of Milwaukee hockey game at Eble Park on Friday, Jan. 29, 7 p.m., will be Brain Cancer Awareness Night. There will be a small raffle with awesome prizes before the game, and raffle tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. There will also be a "change bucket" passed after the second period to collect additional gifts.
Jan. 18 - The first Wisconsin Review of the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium is planned for Saturday, Jan. 30, from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Potawatomi Hotel in Milwaukee. The program will provide a review of key information presented at the 2015 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS).
Jan. 13 - The Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center (MCWCC) and Milwaukee High School of the Arts (MHSA) have engaged in a project that helps high school students understand how healthy food and activity choices will impact cancer risk for them and their families in the years to come.
Jan. 4 - The eighth annual Strikes for Hope Charity Bowling Tournament will be held Saturday, Jan. 23, at Sussex Bowl. Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center for cancer research. The deadline to register is Wednesday, Jan. 13.
Jan. 5 - As a Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist and current Director of the Pediatric Hematology/ Oncology/Blood and Marrow Transplantation Fellowship Program at the Medical College of Wisconsin, housed in the MACC Fund Research Center, Dr. Richard Tower has the best of both worlds…maybe even more.
Dec. 29 - Kathryn A. Kuhn, MCW vice president of government and community relations, has been asked to serve on the Association of American Cancer Institutes' (AACI) Government Relations Forum Steering Committee. Her term runs through 2018. The Government Relations Forum was created to coordinate efforts among all the cancer centers in educating members of Congress and local officials about the cancer research enterprise and the positive impact cancer center initiatives have on patients. It facilitates a better understanding of policy issues as they pertain to cancer prevention, treatment, and survivorship.
Dec. 17 - The MACC Fund (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer, Inc.), the College's largest donor, has two items for sale this holiday season to raise money for pediatric cancer and related blood disorder research. All money raised from the sale of these items benefits the MACC Fund.
Dec. 11 - Dr. Melinda Stolley, MCW Cancer Center Associate Director of Cancer Prevention and Control and Professor of Medicine, is the keynote speaker at the Sisters 4 Cure 2015 Access Granted, Knowledge & Healing = Hope event on Dec. 17.
Dec. 3 - Lisa Sharp, PhD, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois-Chicago in the College of Pharmacy (Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes and Policy), will give a presentation on Wednesday, Dec. 9, in the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Auditorium. Dr. Sharp's presentation is titled, The Social Determinates of Health, a talk that is applicable to almost every major public health issue in our area.
Nov. 4 - J. Frank Wilson, MD, Chair and Bernard and Miriam Peck Family Professor of Radiation Oncology and Director Emeritus of the MCW Cancer Center, was recently presented with the prestigious St. George National Award at the American Cancer Society (ACS) Midwest Division board meeting in Iowa.
Oct. 7 - All day Sunday, Oct. 18, Sobelman's will be offering juicy burgers on pink buns, and $1 from each burger sold will go to WBCS, Inc. to support breast cancer research at MCW. Burgers can be purchased at Sobelman's 1900 W. St. Paul location from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Oct. 7 - WGNO reports on 10-year-old twin girls who are fighting leukemia. As one of the twins completed her treatment, the second began showing symptoms. Both were treated at CHW. The story had national reach and was covered by CNN. WGNO
Oct. 7 - The Sheboygan Press profiled, Brandon Novak, a former pediatric cancer patient who benefited from the MACC Fund. The young man talks about the hope he received as he looked out his patient window at night to lights burning at MCW where cancer research was being conducted. Sheboygan Press
Oct. 6 - The Get Your Rear in Gear® 5K Run, two-mile walk and kids' fun run for colon cancer will take place on Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Rotary Performance Pavilion in Wauwatosa.
Sept. 30 - On Saturday, Sept. 26, a team from MCW participated in the 21st annual "Ridin' to a Cure," sponsored by Wisconsin Harley-Davidson and the Rock River H.O.G. Chapter. Proceeds from this event benefit the Rock River Cancer Research Foundation, which supports breast cancer research at the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center.
Sept. 24 - Jeffrey A. Medin, PhD, has been named the MACC Fund Professor in the department of pediatrics at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). Dr. Medin currently serves as a professor in the department of medical biophysics and the institute of medical science, faculty of medicine, at the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada.
Sept. 21 - Fox-TV/Channel 6, in partnership with Froedtert & MCW, is promoting "Buddy Check 6"; a project in which women are encouraged to remind friends to perform a breast self-examination on the 6th of each month. Fox6Now
Sept. 14 - The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle profiles Joan Lubar, who established the Jeffrey C. Siegel Quality of Life Center at the Froedtert & MCW Clinical Cancer Center in memory of her late husband. Lubar is the 2015-16 Annual Campaign Chair for the Milwaukee Jewish Federation. The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle
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I see this occasionally on BBC, saying the two are equal.
It irks me to no end to see this. I had a double mastectomy last year. Not fucking the same. Fear of death and inablitiy to reproduce are not equal.
I feel for women that are unable to concieve, and I do wish that women that suffer from infertility some day get the baby they hope and pray for. But at the same time, I CANNOT pretend like I find these as equal.
So, DT, what do you think? Are they comperable? No?
Comparing infertility to cancer
I see this occasionally on BBC, saying the two are equal.
This is my alter ego. It is what it is.
I would seek therapy if how someone refers to their infertility bothers you this much.
I voted other because I think in some ways they can be seen as comparable but in other ways definitely not.
Erin (42) DH (42)
Mommy to Maia Dec 2007, Darius June 2010 and Scarlett April 2012.
...meaning you think it keeps me up at night?
It irks me. No more. I posted about it online... on the DT. That warrants therapy?
Well I'll be damned.
I guess we all need therapy here then since we all post...you know.. 'bout stuff.
ETF typo
This is my alter ego. It is what it is.
To elaborate - the way that I feel they could be similar is that they both cause deep emotional, (sometimes) long-lasting pain.
But - clearly infertility is different in that it will not kill you. Cancer can.
odd comparison.... one is life threatening .. the other... not. Both situations can be quite devastating though.
Jenice&Ricardo 06/28/09
Mommy to Bean 10/06/09
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Totally not comparable.
Cancer is a life threatening illness.
Infertility does not threaten your life.
When I get older I will be stronger, they'll call me freedom just like a waving flag.


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DEFINITION of 'Gibson's Paradox'
Gibson's paradox is economic observation made by British economist Alfred Herbert Gibson that points to the positive correlation between interest rates and wholesale prices. The findings are a paradox because it is contrary to the view generally held by economists at the time, which was that interest rates were correlated to the rate of inflation.
BREAKING DOWN 'Gibson's Paradox'
While Gibson was the first to note this paradox, J.M. Keynes was the first to give the observation a name. In his research, which he discusses in "A Treatise on Money," interest rates were highly correlated to wholesale prices but had little correlation to the rate of inflation. In this paradox, interest rate movements are connected to the level of prices, not the rate of change in prices.
The foundation of Gibson's paradox is 200 years of empirical evidence gathered by Gibson, dispelling the theory that interest rates are correlated with the rate of inflation. His theory showed that interest rates are instead correlated with the wholesale price level. It is a paradox because there is no satisfactory explanation for it, even though the evidence is unequivocal. Keynes was among the first economists to accept Gibson's findings, writing, "The Gibson Paradox is one of the most completely established empirical facts within the whole field of quantitative economics." At the time, most economists dismissed it, preferring the quantitative theory of money, which suggests that the correlation exists between changes in the level of price inflation and interest rates.
The Relevance of Gibson's Paradox Today
The relevance of Gibson's paradox in modern economics is being challenged because the gold standard, which was the basis of the correlation, no longer exists. Instead, the central banks determine monetary policy through fiat methods that dictate the level of interest rates. Central bankers apply standard monetary theory to use interest rates as tool to manage inflation, believing that the correlation does exist.
Under Gibson's paradox, the correlation between interest rates and prices was a market-driven phenomenon, which can't exist when interest rates are artificially linked to inflation through central bank intervention. During the period Gibson studied, interest rates were set by the natural relationship between savers and borrowers to balance supply and demand. Monetary policies over the last several decades have suppressed that relationship.
There have been several attempts by economists to solve Gibson's paradox, but as long as the relationship between interest rates and prices remains artificially delinked, there may not be enough interest by today's macroeconomists to pursue it any further.
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Being winter time, there isn't much in the way of seminars or special events, but please stay tuned for the various clubs and societies will shortly begin announcing their events for the Spring 2016 season.
Legacy User's Group
First Tuesday of Each Month at 1:00 p.m.
Roots and gold Dust Genealogical Society is sponsoring a Legacy User's Group. Richard Wilson will be instructing the Legacy8 Genealogical Software class on the first Tuesday of each month, beginning on April 7th at 1:00 PM. The class will be held in the same room that we use for our monthly meetings, the Primary Room. The location is the LDS Church located at 3275 Cedar Ravine Road, Placerville, CA. If you have Legacy8 loaded on your laptop, tablet, etc. you may bring it and use your copy of Legacy8 to follow along with the material being presented. You are also welcome to attend, take notes and gather information about how to use the Legacy8 Program. Handouts will also be available for all attendees.
Sacramento Family Search Library
The Sacramento Family Search Library at 2745 Eastern Ave, Sacramento has genealogy classes every Wednesday afternoon and evening. Visit their website to see what's coming up. Check their website for upcoming classes, webinars, seminars and more. http://sacfamilysearchlibrary.org/
Central Library Programs
Programs are ongoing at the Central Library, 828 I Street, Sacramento. For their class schedule, more information and to register, see www.saclibrary.org
Sacramento German Genealogical Society Spring Seminar
Saturday, 30 April 2016
Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church, Fair Oaks, CA
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
This year's presenter will be Fitz Juengling, Ph.D., AG.
Dr. Juengling is an Accredited Genealogist through ICAPGen for the regions of Germany and the Netherlands. He has four degrees which include Germanic Philology with minors in English and Liguistics (Ph.D.), Germanic Philology (MA) and International Studies with German Emphasis (BA). Germanic Philology is a field of study combining language, liguistics, paleography and history for specific regions. Dr. Juengling's language training includes Old, Middle and High German.
Dr Juengling works as a Research Specialist at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. He also teaches as an adjunct professor at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
He has, since 2011, presented at numerous national genealogical conferences in the U.S. and one in Germany. He has 31 presentation topics. He is the author of webinars, one video course and numerous papers.
For more information, costs, directions, etc., please visit the SGGS website at: http://sggs.us
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Cooler and drier air is filtering in from the east as high pressure over southern Quebec, Canada is influencing our weather. Winds from the east are bringing in dew points that are down into the middle 50s in Georgia and extreme eastern Alabama. Those readings will be here tonight for overnight lows.
Tomorrow will see a return to full sunshine as high pressure at the surface and aloft takes full control for a day. A cold front will be marching across the southern Plains and arriving into the Mississippi Delta region on Sunday afternoon and evening. From there, it is looking more and more likely that this front will either stall or wash out back to our west, which means clouds for us on Monday and maybe a shower or two.
We should be dry Tuesday but a stray shower is then possible through the remainder of the week. Our next cold front will look to arrive either Friday or Saturday, but at this point, it is too early to determine whether or not this front will have much moisture to work with to produce rain.
Temperatures for the next 7 days will be in the low to middle 80s, exactly what we should expect for this time of year.


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5 Things You Missed At The 2014 World Cup In Brazil: Finals WeekGermany won the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. But that's only one of the stories. Here are 5 things you may have missed from finals week.
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Argentina's World Cup Journey Through 5 Shirtless InstagramsIn America we say "cheese," in Argentina they say "get naked."
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A poplar tree with small rounded long-stalked leaves that tremble in the breeze.
- Genus Populus, family Salicaceae: several species, in particular the European P. tremula and the North American quaking aspen (P. tremuloides).
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- The trail they followed was lead by a small stream to their right, or to the north, while there left side was a light forest of trees that were no longer palm trees, but aspens and pine trees.
- The stony soil below was covered by dense forests of live oak, Douglas fir, aspen, maple, ponderosa pine, madrone, Arizona cypress, and juniper.
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This paper runs through the 10 hints and tips that pension schemes have used to help them overcome the barriers to achieving effective governance and decision making.
Company: Aon Hewitt | Published: 01 September 2015 | Business Area: Pensions and Employee Benefits
Pension schemes can have great risk attached to them; this whitepaper explores the opportunity to create a more stable pensions environment and the benefits which come with it. Download to find out how this solution could benefit you.
Company: Aon Hewitt | Published: 21 July 2015 | Business Area: Pensions and Employee Benefits
With the ever changing nature of the pension landscape, it's important to keep up to date. This FD web seminar discusses the valuation and the impact of yields on deficits and future contributions. Watch to find out the general targets for DB pensions schemes and the stance of finance directors.
Company: Aon Hewitt | Published: 16 July 2015 | Business Area: Pensions and Employee Benefits
Appointing a fiduciary manager is an exciting opportunity for trustee, sponsor and provider to work in partnership to address the challenges facing the pensions industry. In this paper we have brought together our series of papers to produce one comprehensive guide to selecting a fiduciary manager.
Company: Aon Hewitt | Published: 01 April 2015 | Business Area: Corporate Pensions
The 2014 Budget signaled a shakeup of the pensions system and been described by some retirement planning experts as a pensions revolution. This overview outlines the new pensions flexibilities and the new guidance service that is due to be introduced from the 6th of April 2015.
Company: Tolley | Published: 26 March 2015 | Business Area: Corporate Pensions
Automatic enrolment presents accountants with a new opportunity, but education and preparation hold the key to seizing the initiative and serving clients' needs. This IRIS paper studies why auto enrolment needs to happen in payroll and why accountants need to understand the changes to add value.
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Automatic enrolment is picking up pace, with around 32,000 businesses having staging dates in the 2014/2015 financial year alone. But what tips can be taken from the 10,000 larger employers who are already complying with automatic enrolment?
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Watermelon and Grilled Cheese Salad
Juicy watermelon and salty cheese make a great (and stunning) combination.
Apple, Ginger and Cherry Chutney
The sweet and savory flavors of apples, cherries, and Brie or Cheddar will delight your palette.
Spicy Tequila Bloody Mary Cocktail
Tequila, tomatoes and smoked paprika blend together to make this exotic drink.
Classic Margarita on the Rocks
Sweet, salty and tart flavors all combine to make this cocktail a summer staple.
Fresh Blackberry Ice Cream
July is blackberry time, and the perfect opportunity to indulge a summer ice cream treat.
Cocoa Pecan Brownies
You can whip these rich brownies up in a snap, using whatever cocoa powder you have in your pantry.
Grilled Lemon Thyme Chicken Salad
A full-flavored, yet light for summer salad, with liberal amounts of lemon and thyme.
Fruity Granita
Granita is Italian for "grain," and the word "grainy" perfectly describes the texture of this style of Italian ice.
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Results from the largest research study to date on the health effects of napping will be published this week in the Archives of Internal Medicine. This study which tracked 23,681 healthy Greek adults for about 6 years showed that napping seems to reduce risks for fatal heart problems. The biggest benefit was seen in working men.
Work related stress has been associated with poor eating and exercise habits; researchers theorize that napping may help with stress reduction. Or it's possible that people who nap take better care of themselves than people who don't.
Study: Napping Might Help Heart
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Dr. Diet weighs in:
Individuals are always on the lookout for easy things they can do to live a healthier lifestyle. Who would think that a daytime siesta may be just what the doctor ordered to help you cope better with your day-to-day work time stressors?
Sleep has been in the news a lot lately. Just last week, a study found that children who get more sleep tend to have a lower body mass index and are less likely to be overweight five years later than kids who get less sleep. Sleeping just an extra hour a night reduced the chances of both young and older children being overweight.
According to the National Sleep Foundation, short sleep duration is associated with weight gain, obesity, increased appetite and increased risks of diabetes and heart problems.
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Book your room at Cambria Beach Lodge
Get an overview of this hotelWaterfront hotel in Cambria with free breakfast
Situated on the waterfront, this hotel is 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from Moonstone Beach Park and 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from San Simeon State Park. Leffingwell Landing and Cambria Center for the Arts are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Concierge services, multilingual staff, and free breakfast are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided.
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. This Cambria hotel also offers multilingual staff and concierge services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Cambria Beach Lodge is a smoke-free property.
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Definition of falconer in English:
A person who keeps, trains, or hunts with falcons, hawks, or other birds of prey.
Example sentences
- Sometimes they will bring in a falconer with a live falcon and scare the birds away.
- Quebec's falconers have the right to allow their birds of prey to soar overhead but the birds are forbidden to swoop down and nab other beasts.
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Goin' on the bear hunt-I'm not afraid-Got a real good friend-by my side. East Lake Park is on the southeast side of Mount Pleasant. The recreation trail is completely paved and runs around the park at the length of a little over 1 mile.
Enter the park by the "East Lake Park" sign and park in the small area across from the driving range.
In front of your car should be a concrete path.
Start walking in a clockwise direction.
Oh no -what do you see?- It's some tall grass.
BOX #1-Tall Grass
As you round the first turn, ahead on the right is a lone pine tree among the other trees.
At the base of this tree is the box.
oh no-what do you see?-It's a tall tree.
BOX #2- Tall Tree
Continue on the same path. You should now see the lake. Passing a playground and baseball fields. The path turns again.
On the turn there are some tall skinny pine trees. Near the pines is a fence post.Look near the base of the post.
Oh no-what do you see?- It's a wide river.
BOX #3- The Wide River
Continue around the lake. As the path turns to the left, see the grass path to the right.
Walk towards the gait. The fence side without a gait is the one you want. There is a tree between two posts. Look low.
Oh no-What do you see?- It's a deep dark cave.
Box #4- The Deep Dark Cave
Head back to the path, your walk will be long and slightly up hill.Passing a pond and walking near 218.
At the T in the path don't cross the bridge. Head to the bench. Sit and take a break.
Behind you is a fence. Mostly metal fence posts, but to you right is a wood one. Look low.
Oh no-It's dark in here-I feel something with lots of hair-It has sharp teeth!!
BOX #5- The Bear
Continue on the path past a pole in the middle. Look both ways and cross between three poles. Walking past soccer fields and tennis courts you should see your car.
Right after the courts is a wooded area.
Duck between a pine and a leaf tree. To your right is a little alcove of this bare thin trunked trees. Crouch down and enter.At the base of the group of trees to you left is the bear.
Alot of people use the facilities at this park- so be mindfull of curious eyes.


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There could soon be a new place for drug addicts looking for help in eastern Kentucky.
Floyd County officials say they are looking into the possibility of converting the old Prestonsburg Elementary School into a drug rehab and treatment center.
Officials with Prestonsburg's newest drug rehab center, Hope in the Mountains, were in Johnson County to accept a 600 dollar donation and the centers director talked about the need for more facilities with more beds in Floyd County.
"We don't have enough beds we keep them full. We've got a six month waiting list already," Renee McCoy said.
Representative Greg Stumbo says the Floyd County School Board owns the old Prestonsburg Elementary School building but they are looking to sell it.
"It is going to be hopefully a project that we can get some funding for and put it together it is right middle of Prestonsburg where there are jobs for these people," Stumbo said.
Stumbo says the money for the project would likely come from the Kentucky Housing Corporation.
That is good news for Renee McCoy, she says the more places for drug addicts to get help... the better.
Stumbo says he hopes the project moves forward soon.
Stumbo estimates there are 250 thousand Kentuckians with a drug problem but says he is confident those numbers would drop if there were more places people could go to get clean.


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You will find the following restaurants located on a vineyard. Experience the ultimate wine country atmosphere while enjoying local Hunter Valley cuisine.
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Located at Keith Tulloch Winery, this European inspired bistro is the little sister to Muse Restaurant at Hungerford Hill Wines. Inspired by seasonal produce and quality controlled cooking, Muse Kitchen offers an award-winning casual dining experience for you to enjoy, relax and share.
The Deck Cafe Lovedale provides a diverse menu of cafe style food and is situated at Gartelmann Wines vineyard. Serving breakfast and lunch, diners can enjoy their meal al fresco on the spacious deck overlooking the picturesque dam.
Looking for a great place to have a relaxed Breakfast or Lunch? Drayton's Log Press Cafe at Drayton's Family Wines offers morning teas, lunch and afternoon teas as well as a range of handmade and natural gifts and produce. Catering for all functions - we can arrange packages to cater for that next special event to suit most prices and tastes. Bus groups are welcome.
Enjoy an alfresco lunch on the terrace overlooking the vineyard. The seasonal menu is an eclectic compilation of foods with a distinct focus on high quality meals with incredible depth and flavour. Food is matched with Vinden Estate Wines which are available for tasting at the cellar door. Reservations Recommended. Ph: (02) 49987410 Open for Lunch Saturday & Sunday 12:00-3:00pm
Set atop Hope Estate winery and in the heart of Hunter Valley Wine Country, Harvest Restaurant overlooks 420 acres of rolling vineyards and picturesque lakes. The stunning view from the enormous deck is the perfect accompaniment to great wine & food. The restaurant's food style is of light, fresh flavours that are in pure harmony with the fabulous wines of Hope Estate. Enjoy a walk through the inspiring Great Cask Hall and sample the wines of Hope Estate at the cellar door before lunc...
Twine Restaurant at Wynwood Estate is the ultimate for those who enjoy modern Australian food with a twist. Enjoy our signature half dozen oysters done six different ways or for something sweet, try our Rocky road parfait. Overlooking the picturesque vineyards, Twine Restaurant spills out onto a rose-trimmed courtyard, perfect for lunch in the sunshine, or evening cocktails under the stars. In 2015 Twine is also hosting Trout, Salmon and Chocolate classes, see our website for more...
Restaurant Cuvee is open for Breakfast & Lunch 7 days a week. Our breakfast specialty is our Bubbly Breakfast which includes a superbly cooked breakfast, chocolates and Peterson House Sparkling Wine so why not indulge for breakfast when next in the Hunter Valley. Our Head Chef Chad Pridue has just realsed his new menu which is a treat for the senses. Enjoy a quick bite between wine tastings or sit back with friends and enjoy a long lunch.
Emerson is the first in the Hunter Valley to offer a Chef's Table. Presenting dinners a unique opportunity to eat dinner in the kitchen while watching the Chef's at work. So close you can almost touch them.
'If you care about the provenance of what's on your plate, you've come to the right place. This is food you'll want to talk about'. SMH Good Food Guide. 'A landmark regional dining experience' Gourmet Traveller Open for dinner Thursday to Monday
· Margan 100% Estate Grown- Estate Made: Our wine is produced from grapes grown on the estate and few other HV businesses offer 100% 'Pure Hunter'. · Sustainability Initiatives: We have set a benchmark for Environmental Sustainability Initiatives in the region as the only FWT business to be fully accredited / certified to EMP programs compliant to ISO 14000. · &...
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Casual dining, overlooking our vineyards. Our signature 'Cypriot Meze' is a four course feast inspired by Mediterranean and Middle East cuisine. Take as long or as little as you like for a true Hunter Valley experience. Lighter options also available. "Kopiaste...come, eat, enjoy!!"
Pokolbin's first and only boutique brewhouse. This is where the amazing Bluetongue Brewery story began back in 2001. Now known as the Matilda Bay Brewhouse Hunter Valley, only a glass wall separates you from the original brewhouse. Winemakers often say "It takes a lot of beer to make a quality wine…" So what better way to finish a hard day of wine tasting in the Hunter Valley Wine Country than with a cleansing beer… Experience the unique Beer Tasting Paddle with a...
Focused on delivering refined, seasonal produce with professional, intuitive service that strives to impress, comfort and connect, Muse is one of Australia's finest regional restaurants. After five successful years, multiple awards and thousands of delighted diners, Muse continues to deliver a memorable experience.
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Esca Bimbadgen is situated high on a hill in the heart of Hunter Valley Wine Country. Dedicated to the art of food & wine matching, Esca's modern Australian cuisine, fresh local and home grown produce and spectacular views make for a truly memorable dining experience. Esca's contemporary restaurant design features large glass windows and an open balcony allowing guests stunning wine country views over the Bimbadgen vineyards to the Brokenback ranges. Esca Bimbadgen is a regional ...
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Liberal Live from Winnipeg 2016
This year, Canadians from across the country gathered in Winnipeg for our Biennial Convention. You can find all of our live-streamed videos here in both English and French.
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A company I was associated with retail sector used to use DSG for competitive intelligence and seemed very satisfied. I'm not sure if DSG just does retail or other industries as well.
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In a world in which knowledge is power, what you don't know can hurt you. The good news: It's not so hard to find out what your rivals are up to. Some savvy (and perfectly legal) snooping—otherwise known as competitive intelligence—can drive your strategy, soothe your fears about the future, and give your company a competitive edge. In the pages that follow, we will show you how to mount an operation and wring key data points from reluctant sources. We will also explore the often murky line between what's ethical and what isn't.
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Security Bug in Legacy Unix HP-UX
A security bug has been discovered in Hewlett Packard's HP-UX Unix version; there are no plans to remove it.
Security researchers iDefense disclosed that attackers can exploit a buffer overflow bug in the "ldcconn" module to execute arbitrary code. The module is part of the "HP Controller for Cisco Local Director" configuration tool and runs on TCP port 17781 via "inetd". An attacker can provoke a buffer overflow by sending an overly long command string to this port.
The bug affects HP-UX Version 11.x systems sold after the year 2000. According to HP there are no plans to remove the bug as the HP controller is no longer maintained. Administrators are advised to use other configuration tools or migrate to a more recent system.
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Since 1947, we have brought together current and future leaders to our home at Schloss Leopoldskron to challenge them to solve issues of global concern.
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In the men's 100m butterfly final Olympic champion Chad le Clos set a new championship record of 48.82 seconds to claim gold and deny American Ryan Lochte another title.
Lochte had looked comfortable in winning the 200m freestyle on the opening night, but had to make do with third on Thursday 0.05 seconds behind teammate Thomas Shields and 0.77 behind South African le Clos.
Meilutyte produced one of the upsets of the London 2012 Olympics when she beat American four-time world champion Rebecca Soni to gold in the 100m breaststroke aged just 15.
And she ensured that was far from a fluke with another impressive victory at the World Short Course Championships in Istanbul, this time over half the distance in the 50m breaststroke.
The 15-year-old set a new European record on the way to Olympic gold and her performance in Turkey was record breaking again as she lowered the championship record to 29.44 seconds.
Meilutyte, who studies at Plymouth College but swims for her country of birth Lithuania, was 0.23 ahead of Alia Atkinson who took silver while Sarah Katsoulis was 0.50 behind for bronze.
However Britain did not have anything to cheer outright on the second night as Georgia Davies set a new Welsh record in the 100m backstroke final but was two places off the podium positions.
Davies clocked 57.32 as American Olivia Smoliga took gold in 56.64 with another impressive teenager, 16-year-old Mie Oestergaard Nielsen, second and Simona Baumrtova third.
Meanwhile Hannah Miley, who won the 400m medley title on the first night, narrowly missed out on claiming a second medal in the 800m freestyle as she finished an agonising fourth.
Miley was just over half a second shy of bronze medallist Chloe Sutton after clocking 8:16.09minutes as Lauren Boyle of New Zealand took gold ahead of two-time world champion Lotte Friis in 8:08.62.
Eleanor Faulkner was ranked eighth after posting 8:22.96 while the British men's 4x200m freestyle relay quartet of Ieuan Lloyd, Chris Walker-Hebborn, Roberto Pavoni and Robbie Renwick finished seventh.
Lloyd lowered his Welsh record again to 1:45.24 on the first leg as Britain clocked 7:05.73 with America taking gold in 6:51.40 ahead of the quartets from Australia and Germany.
Britain are guaranteed a shot at a medal on the third night of action in Istanbul though with Sophie Allen qualifying out of the 100m medley semi-finals as the sixth fastest in 59.58.
Elsewhere Japan's Daiya Seto was the only swimmer to break the four-minute barrier in the 400m medley as he beat off competition from European short course champion Laszlo Cseh to win gold.
Seto clocked 3:59.15 in the final, 1.35 quicker than Cseh who was in turn over two seconds quicker than bronze medallist and Hungarian teammate David Verraszto.
And in the men's 100m backstroke final Matthew Grevers beat Russia's Stanislav Donets to gold at the touch, the American's winning margin in Istanbul just 0.02.
Guilherme Guido was over half a second behind in third while Italian Fabio Scozzoli added the world short course 100m breaststroke title to the European crown he claimed last month.
Men's 400m Individual Medley Final
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Women's 50m Breaststroke Final
1.Ruta Meilutyte (Lithuania) 29.44 2. Alia Atkinson (Jamaica) 29.67 3. Sarah Katsoulis (Australia) 29.94
Men's 100m Backstroke Final
1. Matthew Grevers (U.S.) 49.89 2. Stanislav Donets (Russia) 49.91 3. Guilherme Guido (Brazil) 50.50
Women's 100m Backstroke Final
1. Olivia Smoliga (U.S.) 56.64 2. Mie Nielsen (Denmark) 57.07 3. Simona Baumrtova (Czech Republic) 57.18
Men's 100m Breaststroke Final
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Men's 100m Butterfly Final
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Women's 800m Freestyle
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Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Final
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yellow dog 5.0.2 installation on an iMac G4 700MHZ, installation was going well, until i got an "exception occurred" :???: popup window. It goes like this:
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I get the following options, OK & Debug.
How can get around this? I'd really appreciate it if someone took the time to explain what it could mean...Bcus i have tried lots and still couldn't figure it out...Thanx.