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hey all - I'm a bit stuck and i was hoping someone might be able to help me out here.
I'm working on a theme, and with the theme I'm writing a custom plugin. The theme in question will also be using the Yet Another Photo Blog plugin. Unfortunately, the YAPB plugin doesn't utilize register_script and wp_enqueue_script, and also (unfortunately) it applies it's stuff to regular posts. I want it to only be on a new post type I've created - not on the regular post stuff.
So in this new plugin I'm writing for the theme I'm creating, I'm trying to remove filters and actions that the YAPB plugin inserts, so the field in the admin area only show where I want them to. The problem is, none of these removal techniques are working. I've also tried adding a style to the header to simply hide the div in question - but it won't hide it.
I can only assume that the reason none of my attempts are working is because *my* plugin is being loaded before the YAPB plugin. That's the only viable reason I can come up with.
The YAPB stuff is added via jQuery.
So, what I'm wondering is, is there some piece of removal code I'm missing to effectively "deactivate" the plugin only on certain admin pages? or perhaps some piece of jQuery code I can use to turn off the YAPB jQuery function that inserts the code?
I hav no problem getting the page I want this to be activated on. I'm just confused as to why remove_action() and remove_filter() won't work. Either it's because my plugin is loaded after the YAPB, or I'm doin' it wrong.
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$address = 'http://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]; // get the full URL of current page
// begin by testing what page we're on and see if it's a photo custom post type
$addy_parts = explode('/', $address);
$where = end($addy_parts);
if(!strpos($where, 'post_type=photos')) { // we've determined we are not on the "photos" custom post type
remove_filter('edit_form_advanced', '_filter_edit_form_advanced');
remove_filter('edit_page_form', '_filter_edit_form_advanced');
remove_action('edit_post', '_on_edit_publish_save_post');
remove_action('publish_post', '_on_edit_publish_save_post');
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remove_action('save_post', '_on_edit_publish_save_post');
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remove_filter('manage_posts_columns', '_filter_manage_posts_columns');
remove_action('manage_posts_custom_column', '_filter_manage_posts_custom_column');
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remove_action('manage_pages_custom_column', '_filter_manage_pages_custom_column');
remove_action('admin_head', '_on_admin_head');
remove_action('admin_menu', '_on_admin_menu');
For the record, I've checked each of those actions/filters one-by-one, and individually or all together, they do nothing. As as example, the code is added like so:
add_action('admin_head', array(&$this, '_on_admin_head'));
remove_action('admin_menu', '_on_admin_menu');
seems to have no effect.
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A two-time candidate for governor is out of jail.
The Lexington Herald reports Otis Hensley's son put up a ten thousand dollar bond for his release.
Hensley was arrested Monday on a sex related charge after a comment he made about trading a hog for two young girls at a store.
Hensley says his comment was just a joke.
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The Top 5 Songs From the Summer of 2002
The summer of 2002 should be referred to as "the summer of Toby Keith." During the summer of 2002 Keith managed to get two songs released, "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue" and "My List" of which the later spent five weeks at No. 1, and got the Oklahoma native noticed by the Academy of Country Music. Toby Keith won several awards that year and was voted the 'Entertainer of the Year'. Clearly "My List" was an amazing song, yet 2002 also had other amazing songs like it.


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March 23, 2016 To the Journal editor: Young children here in the Upper Peninsula deserve the best that we can give them. more »»
Coyotes play role
March 22, 2016 To the Journal editor: I oppose year round hunting of coyotes. This is not wildlife conservation but rather annihilation of this species not to mention the many wolves that will also be killed. more »»
Hope for future
March 21, 2016 Hope for future To the Journal editor: In 1975 the U.S. Air Force moved me, to my good fortune, to K.I. Sawyer Air Force Base. From then on I have learned a thing or two about the Upper Peninsula. more »»
Christians under fire
March 20, 2016 To the Journal editor: The U.S. State Department and the Obama Administration's reluctance to declare the continuing war on Christians in the Mideast a genocide is inexcusabl. more »»
Flint costs rising
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Family thankful
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State of Michigan needs government transparency
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News 12 @ 11 Saturday June 7, 2008
Augusta, GA – The Augusta GreenJackets (36-26) held the Hickory Crawdads (28-35) to just one hit in a 7-0 win on Saturday night. Starter Craig Clark recorded the win working 6.2 shutout innings while Brock Bond drove in two runs to lead the offense.
Augusta scored all the runs it needed in the first inning plating three runs for a 3-0 lead. Nick Noonan scored the first run when he came in on a passed ball from catcher Ronald Pena. Thomas Neal had an RBI sac-fly and Andrew Davis followed with a two-out RBI single.
Clark (5-0) allowed just one hit, a walk and struck out four in the win while Hickory did not see a single runner reach second base and no runners reach base after the fourth inning. Clark issued a one out walk in the fourth then got a double play to end the inning and then combined with Waldis Joaquin to retire the next 15 in a row to end the game.


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What is dementia?
Dementia is not a single disease but rather a term to describe a number of illnesses that predominantly affect people over the age of 65. It is important to remember that not all older people get dementia. It is not a normal part of ageing. Dementia is a progressive brain disorder that affects a person's ability to function normally. The condition involves the degeneration of brain cells, with common symptoms including memory loss, confusion, personality change, withdrawal and a loss of ability to do everyday tasks.
There are many different forms of dementia. The most common types of dementia are Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Parkinson's disease, Dementia with Lewy bodies, Fronto Temporal Lobar Degeneration, Huntington's disease, Alcohol related dementia (Korsakoff's syndrome) and Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease.
Ageing dementia is one of the country's most pressing health problems. Alzheimer's affects more than two-thirds of dementia patients, and approximately a quarter of a million Australians. The total number of dementia cases in Australia is expected to rise to 900,000 by 2050. It presents significant challenges to the health care system, which makes directed research programs aimed at preventing and treating ageing dementia all the more urgent.
What can be done to help?
Currently there is no prevention or cure, however some medications reduce some of the symptoms. Enquiries on current clinical trials of new medications can be forwarded to Liz Arnold, Discipline of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, The University of Queensland, K Floor, Mental Health Centre, RBWH Herston Qld 4029, Tel: + 61 7 3365 5147, Email: email@example.com
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Alzheimer's Australia Queensland: https://qld.fightdementia.org.au/
Alzheimer's Australia (Qld) offers a range of services for people with dementia, family carers, industry workers and anyone who wants to know more about memory loss, dementia or good brain health.
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Our Research - Ultrasound breakthrough to treat Alzheimer's disease
Led by Professor Jürgen Götz, CJCADR scientists are developing a non-invasive ultrasound technology to treat Alzheimer's disease and restore memory. The approach temporarily opens the blood brain barrier, activating mechanisms that clear toxic protein clumps and restoring memory functions. Research has been conducted in mouse models and is being scaled up in higher animal models. Human clinical trials are two-three years away.
Findings of the research, "Scanning ultrasound efficiently removes amyloid β and restores memory in an Alzheimer's model", are published in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
- News story link: Alzheimer's breakthrough uses ultrasound technology.
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Professor Jürgen Götz is the inaugural Director of CJCADR. He has a major interest in dissecting pathomechanisms in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease (AD) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD), and to exploit this molecular insight for the development of therapies. He and his team use genetically modified model organisms and are currently employing novel gene editing methods to improve these models. Key molecules of interest are tau, kinases such as Fyn and Pyk2, and amyloid-beta. Therapeutic strategies include small molecules, antibodies and peptides. The laboratory also tries to understand selective vulnerability in human neurodegenerative diseases, and is improving methods to deliver therapeutic agents past the blood-brain barrier.
Professor Perry Bartlett and his team played a significant role in overturning the dogma that the brain was unable to produce new neurons. His group is now dedicated to understanding the mechanisms that drive the continuous production of new neurons in a region of the adult brain known as the hippocampus. This process, called neurogenesis, slows as we age, and this loss of neurons has been associated with a loss of cognitive function. Professor Bartlett's laboratory has identified several factors, including Wnt3a and prolactin, which upregulate neurogenesis in the hippocampus. These discoveries provide the prospect that therapeutics can be developed to reverse cognitive decline in the compromised, ageing brain.
Professor Elizabeth Coulson is revealing why certain neurons die in AD and how that affects cognition. Her work focuses on the p75 neurotrophin receptor and its role in neuronal loss. By blocking signalling through this receptor, nerve cell degeneration in the basal forebrain, which is induced by the neurotoxin amyloid beta, could be prevented. Using a novel spatial memory task, Professor Coulson and her team are currently testing whether basal forebrain degeneration, as measured by magnetic resonance imaging, correlates with or precedes spatial memory decline in humans (measures that could be used as biomarkers for dementia), and whether such changes can be reversed in animal models by blocking p75.
Dr Victor Anggono has a major interest in two neuronal receptors that are affected in the early stages of AD, the AMPA and the NMDA receptor. Both receptors play a crucial role in neuronal communication. Dr Anggono and his team address the central question of how signalling through the AMPA and NMDA receptors are regulated by disease processes. Dr Anggono further addresses the role posttranslational modification, in particular ubiquitination, has in neuronal functions.
Dr Zhitao Hu uses the round worm C. elegans as a genetic model to study the molecular mechanism of neurotransmission and neural circuit. Synaptic vesicle release is directly related to nervous system function. His long-term goal is to dissect the molecular mechanism of synaptic transmission. He is focusing on two aspects: release kinetics and release forms (spontaneous evoked release), using genetics, molecular biology, imaging and electrophysiology.
Associate Professor Massimo Hilliard uses the nematode C. elegans, a highly versatile model organism, to understand the role of the protein TDP-43 in motor neuron disease (MND). TDP-43 is a protein found in large clumps in patients with MND and some forms of frontotemporal dementia, and dysfunction in this protein is believed to cause abnormal processing of RNA. Associate Professor Hilliard uses C. elegans to test if and how the mutated form of TDP-43 disrupts RNA processing of molecules that are required at the synapses and neuromuscular junctions.
Professor Frederic A. Meunier's laboratory is determined to discover how brain cells communicate and survive in health and disease. His laboratory focuses on the molecular events governing vesicular trafficking within presynaptic nerve terminals and neurosecretory cells. The discoveries that have come from the Meunier laboratory have led to a deep understanding of how secretory vesicles interact with the cortical actin network on their way to fuse with the plasma membrane to release the neurotransmitter. Professor Meunier and his team are interested in developing strategies to target trafficking events to reduce inflammation in the central nervous system with a focus on blocking the trafficking of the cytokine Tumour necrosis factor alpha (TNFalpha), one of the key molecules driving the development of a variety of neurodegenerative diseases including AD.
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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory
Monseigneur is a character. He's also an allegory.
Wait, how can a character be both a character and an allegory? Well, Dickens describes Monseigneur as a member of the aristocracy. It becomes pretty clear, however, that "Monseigneur" also becomes a shorthand way for Dickens to refer to the aristocracy as a class.
For example, when the narrator spends a good portion of a chapter describing how Monseigneur takes his hot chocolate, we could be reading about one man. When we read, however, that "Monseigneur, as a class, had dissociated himself from the phenomenon of his not being appreciated" (2.24.3), it seems fairly self-evident that we're reading about more than one individual. In fact, we're reading about an entire class of people.
Why the blurring between individual and class? Well, for one thing, it allows Dickens to describe an entire group of people rather quickly. Once we know how picky and self-satisfied Monseigneur is when he drinks his chocolate in the morning (um, we want that breakfast), we're probably pretty ready to hate on him for the rest of the novel:
Yes. It took four men, all four ablaze with gorgeous decoration, and the Chief of them unable to exist with fewer than two gold watches in his pocket, emulative of the noble and chaste fashion set by Monseigneur, to conduct the happy chocolate to Monseigneur's lips. (2.7.2)
In some ways, that's not a fair analysis. Charles Darnay is a monseigneur, if we get right down to it. But maybe the allegory becomes as important for the ways it doesn't fit as for the ways it does. We're ready to hate all aristocrats. They're all bad. But that makes us… rather like Madame Defarge. Scary, huh?


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Come find out why we adore this Brazilian bombshell.
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The best part about it being today? All the luxurious lace on display.
The Sexiest Selfies Ever (This Week), will give you another few reasons to spring forward, if you catch our drift.
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The Australian Government supports a Ceramic Capacity Training Workshop for the Borobudur Community in Karanganyar Village, from 11 to 14 March 2014
Within the framework of UNESCO's ongoing project entitled Revitalization of Local Community Livelihood in Cultural Industries and Heritage Tourism', and through generous funding from the Australian Government, a four-day ceramic training workshop for local community members was organized from 11 to 14 March 2014 in Karanganyar Village, Borobudur Sub-District. The workshop is part of a series of training which aim to strengthen the capacity of local community members through the development of creative industries in Borobudur and surroundings areas. The training was conducted under the supervision of the Bali Unit of the Agency for Assessment and Application of Technology (Badan Pengkajian dan Penerapan Teknologi).
The opening ceremony of the workshop has brought together community members from the Karanganyar Village as participants in the training, as well as around 10 representatives from key stakeholders of the Magelang Regency Government namely Head of Karanganyar Village, Head of Borobudur Sub-District, representative of Borobudur Conservation Office (BCO), representative of Destination Management Organization (DMO), representative of Tourism and Culture Office and Industry, Trade, Cooperation and Small Medium Enterprise Office, and representatives from UNESCO.
The workshop was officially opened by Mr. Nanda Cahya Pribadi, Head of Borobudur Sub-District who thanked UNESCO's support in improving livelihood of communities in Borobudur and expressed his happiness to see the great potential and new style of ceramic products which were made locally during the training. Mr. Nanda also expressed his hope that UNESCO's support can be expanded to other livelihood potentials in the Borobudur sub-district, aside from ceramic and jam production, as there are large potential in the Borobudur communities in terms of home-based-industries and arts and crafts. Mr. Nandas' speech was followed by a brief remark from Mr. Sudhief Hartasa, the Head of Agriculture Industry Unit of the Industry, Trade, Cooperation and Small Medium Enterprise Office of Magelang Regency. Mr. Sudhief encouraged the relevant stakeholders to think of the livelihood process as a cycle which not only focuses on producing good quality product, but also about thinking of and creating market access and new ways to promote products more widely. Mr. Sudhief also stated that his office will be supportive to the promotion of small businesses including the ceramics produced by the community members involved in the UNESCO project and expressed his wish that these products will reach potential markets and help improve the communities' livelihood
The workshop gathered over 10 participants from the communities of Karanganyar village who have been involved in the two (2) previous training sessions over 2013. The workshop was conducted over four days and covered training in ceramic production, including sessions of product creation, ceramic glazing techniques, pricing estimation and also kiln firing techniques. This was the first opportunity for participants to use the kiln that had been installed in February 2014. A result of the workshop is that the participants have now built on their existing skills to produce high quality ceramics with new glazing techniques.
Overall the Australian Government funded project has aimed to support community livelihoods at Borobudur through the promotion of sustainable cultural tourism and the enhancement of creative industries. In this regard the project has already achieved a number of significant results including:
The establishment of a community run gallery and training centre in partnership with Karanganyar Village, Borobudur;
Completion of a cultural mapping and artisan baseline survey around Borobudur and associated map to promote sustainable tourism in the area;
The training of over 40 people through a series of training in ceramic and jam production.The next stage in the project will be to ensure its sustainability by supporting the community run gallery in attracting tourists to visit the site, promote the products to local and regional businesses (such as hotels and shops and to highlight the place as a model that can adopted by other local people in the area to create their own businesses. In this regard a high profile launch that brings all stakeholders together is planned for April the 27th at the cafe/gallery site.
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Good morning to you all! It's our second game day of the season, and this one is even more special. The home opener at Nationwide Arena gets under way at 7:30 p.m. tonight against the Detroit Red Wings. An exciting day lies ahead.
This live blog will serve as your one-stop shop for all Blue Jackets news today, includes lines/pairs, goalies, injury news (hopefully there's nothing here), video interviews, photos and more. If it happens on game day at Nationwide, we'll capture it.
Get all the latest news by clicking inside this blog post.
Derek Dorsett has been around long enough to have a complete history knowledge of the Blue Jackets' struggles in Nashville. But entering last night's season opener at Bridgestone Arena, he could not have cared less about the past.
Like his teammates echoed all week, they were approaching the game with a different outlook and a clean slate attitude. Their focus was on the first game of 48 on this year's NHL docket, and ensuring that they left the Music City with nothing less than two points.
And though it wasn't the start they were looking for -- Martin Erat's goal just 39 seconds into the game was a slight setback -- they didn't waver from their plan. Given the string of miserable luck that preceded last night's game in Nashville, it would have been easy to start thinking a different way, Dorsett said, but that mentality wasn't an option.
"We didn't get down on ourselves when they scored early, we just stuck to it," Dorsett told BlueJackets.com after practice today. "We kept grinding away and played them really hard. It could've gone the other way with them scoring early and we could've let that take the wind out of our sails, but our guys pushed through it."
Read the full story from practice today inside this blog post.
Good morning, Blue Jackets fans. I think it's safe to say that everyone had a wonderful night. What a way to start the 2012-13 season, right?
After a flight home right after the game, the Blue Jackers are slated to hit the ice here at Nationwide Arena in about 15 minutes' time. We'll bring you all the updates from practice (it is closed to the public today), and tell you everything you need to know about what happened at the rink today.
We're not sure how long practice will last today, but there's a chance it could be a quick one just to go over some structure things pertaining to tomorrow night's home opener against the Detroit Red Wings. Speaking of the Wings, they will certainly be in a foul mood upon arrival at Nationwide -- they were drubbed 6-0 by the St. Louis Blues last night at Scottrade Center.Get all the latest LIVE updates inside today's practice blog post.
The nuts and bolts of tonight's game: Sergei Bobrovsky (BOBROVSKY) made 32 saves, a handful more in the shootout, Artem Anisimov and Nick Foligno scored in regulation, and the Blue Jackets hopped on their flight home with two points in hand.
Fun night at the rink, eh? Let's break it down. You can dance if you want to, but that "break it down" (in this context) means that I'm going to analyze the game. Your call, I'm cool with either.
Ah yes, the game. There was a lot to like from a Columbus perspective, in particular how the Blue Jackets countered after the Predators scored an early goal in the first period. There was no panic, no flustered-ness, no meltdown...just a collective "alright, we've got this" and commitment to their team game.
Here are my three main thoughts (and a brief game breakdown) after this 3-2 shootout win to kick off the 2012-13 season...inside the blog post.
And here we are...good afternoon and happy game day, Blue Jackets fans! We're thrilled to be back in the saddle and bringing you the latest on what should be a wild and exciting ride this season.
It's just before 1:30 p.m. ET, which means the Blue Jackets have just wrapped up their morning skate at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville and we're just hours away from dropping the puck on the 2012-13 season. Can you believe it? I've been pinching myself all day...so awesome to be covering a game tonight.
Here's what we know: Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards just told assembled media that Sergei Bobrovsky will start in goal tonight for Columbus. The 24-year-old Bobrovsky is making his Blue Jackets debut and will face Pekka Rinne between the pipes for the Predators.
You know what that means. Take it away, Jay Onrait...
That picture is a solemn reminder of the hard-luck losses over the years in Bridgestone Arena. For whatever reason, the funkiest of the funky goes down under that roof and at times, it has been downright unexplainable.
I'm not here to explain the past, but I am here to explain what the Blue Jackets must do tonight to start the next chapter on the right foot. Let's skip over the emotions/energy/tempo stuff, because that's a given; these two teams do not like each other and I can't think of a better way to kick off the season.
As a player, the only motivation you need to "get up" for this game is to look at the calendar and see the opponent -- these guys would love nothing more than to begin their season by boarding Blue Jackets Air with two points in their back pocket.
Here are my "three keys" to success for the Blue Jackets tonight:
1) Start strong -- we know emotions will be running high, but Todd Richards' team must get something going early to build on for the rest of the hockey game. Slow starts have plagued the Blue Jackets over the years (especially in Nashville), so an early goal or efficiently-run power play might do the trick. They can't take penalties or get themselves behind the eight-ball, because there are few NHL teams more opportunistic than the Nashville Predators.
The full "three keys" for tonight's game can be found inside this blog post.
Some news just announced by the Blue Jackets: they have named three assistant captains to start the 2012-13 NHL season.
Derek Dorsett, Jack Johnson and RJ Umberger are the three players to wear "A"s when the team takes the ice tomorrow night against the Nashville Predators. Blue Jackets head coach Todd Richards has said throughout Training Camp presented by OhioHealth that the team has no timetable on naming a full-time captain; rather, he prefers to let leadership rise from the dressing room and let the next captain be the perfect fit.All three players will sport the "A" for the first time tomorrow night, as the Blue Jackets open their 48-game regular season schedule against the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena.
Click the "full story" link below to read more about each player's path to the Blue Jackets and how they've evolved as leaders since arriving in Columbus.
Todd Richards took a deep breath, smiled and exhaled before answering whether he thinks his team is ready for tomorrow night's opener in Nashville.
Without a doubt, it's a loaded question that several coaches are asking themselves on the eve of one of the most anticipated NHL seasons in recent memory. In less than 100 days, the playoff seedings will be determined and 16 teams are going to zero in on the ultimate goal: a shot at winning the Stanley Cup.
The Blue Jackets weren't the only team with less than a week to get geared up for the 48-game sprint to the finish line, but Richards feels he and his staff covered most of the ground they laid out before camp began.
And with one more practice (not including tomorrow's morning skate) to fine-tune the details, Richards liked what he saw on the ice this morning at Nationwide Arena.
"I liked our practice today," Richards said. "I would still like to have more time to prepare, but we don't have any time. There's going to be areas that we have to make adjustments to and coach, but I liked our enthusiasm and energy there."
Good news for the Blue Jackets this morning: Cam Atkinson deemed himself fit to play tomorrow night against the Nashville Predators.
After taking Wednesday's practice off and doing some light skating by himself on Thursday morning at Nationwide Arena, the right winger's "minor lower body issue" appears to be under control and isn't holding him back from playing tomorrow night.
He skated the full hour-plus practice with his teammates today and showed no signs of holding back.
"As of right now, no (restrictions)," Atkinson told BlueJackets.com after practice. "I feel good and a lot better than I did the last couple of days. Today was just about testing it out and seeing how it feels, and it got better every day."
Todd Richards and the Blue Jackets managed to get through Training Camp presented by OhioHealth with no major injuries despite packing a lot of work into the short time frame, and it looks like they will be carrying the full complement on Blue Jackets Air this afternoon.
Richards said one of the concerns entering this year's abbreviated camp was trying to find a balance between intensity in drills and being cognizant of things that could expose players to injury, and he's thankful that the team will be traveling to the Music City in good health.


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Gefen introduces its new GAVA Audio / Video Automation System- a new way to control your electronics. This new system works in conjunction with the Gefen PACS (Professional Automation Control System) and Mini PACS products to control all key audio/video features in a home or commercial environment, as well as automation of lighting, temperature, window shades and more.
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I have requested a refund only to be told that it cant be done becuase the belt has been shipped. I am told this every week when I call. Tonight I called and when I mentioned "refund" I was hung up on. I called back only to listen to ringing for 45 minutes and no one ever answering. (This is very common)
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Welcome! We are pleased you are here and have an interest in all we have to offer. Foothills Craft Guild was incorporated in 1968, chartered as an educational, non-profit corporation.
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Tower Bridge double bed + Breakfast
Størrelse12 m²
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|St James's Road, SE16 4QS London, United Kingdom
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The area is perfectly located if you want to visit the city of London.Just a short walk from the Bermondsey tube station on the Jubilee line which is only few stops from the main attractions of the city. The bus stop is a very short walk too.
There are many restaurants and supermarkets in the area.
The house has recently been refurbished, all rooms and bathrooms are very clean and tidy. (There are two shared bathrooms)
The bedrooms are charming and comfortable.
The Room Facilities include:
-Free Breakfast (coffee/tea, cereals, milk, toast, jam)
-Free Wi Fi internet connection
-Hand soap, toothpaste, shower gel and shampoo provided
-Bed linen,Towel
-Hair Dryer
Bermondsey is one of London's most exciting neighborhoods, with world-class art galleries and museums, including the Design Museum, the Fashion and Textiles Museum, and the White Cube art gallery. There are also many awesome boutiques and gifts stores, and the world-famous Bermondsey Antiques Market is every Friday.
There are some incredible restaurants and bars, and London's most delicious organic farmers markets are near: Borough Market and Maltby Street Food Market.
A lot of sight seeing is close to the house ; Tower Bridge (walking distance), Tower of London, City hall, The London Dungeon, the Tate Modern, St Paul's Cathedral, the Shard, etc.
ALL London attractions are very easy to access.
The area has everything you need in walking distance: Southwark park, restaurants, cinema and the Surrey Quays shopping centre.
By taking the tube from the Bermondsey tube station (approximately 3minutes walk from the house) you will easily reach the main attractions of the city.
Jubilee Line connects to West End, Bond street (Oxford street),
Westminster, Waterloo, Canary Wharf , O2 and Stratford etc
Buses are well connected to main attractions too. Route 188 connects to Waterloo, Holborn/Covent Garden, Greenwich, British museum.
Route 47 connects to Liverpool street station (where you can take the train to the Stansted airport), City hall etc.
Route 381 connects to Waterloo.
(bus station is a 2 minutes walk from the house).
Enjoy your stay! Hope to see you soon!
-Sunday check in is available after 5:30pm.
-Please take off your shoes when entering the property
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-Once you come,you will need to give me a £10 deposit for the house key.The deposit will be given back to you when you leave.
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-Please do not take a shower after 11pm to 6:30am. Everyone is sleeping.
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Sunny var virkelig virkelig rart og altid hjælpsomme. Huset var ren, velorganiseret og i en fantastisk beliggenhed. Jeg vil anbefale hende med ingen tvivl.
Sunny was really really nice and always helpful. The house was clean, well organized and in a wonderful location. I would recommend her with no doubt.
Vi opholdt sig i 6 dage ved Sunny hus og tilbragte en vidunderlig tid der. Hun var meget venlig og helpul. Udover morgenmaden var lækre og huset pænt og rent. Vi anbefaler hende til andre besøgende Glady.
We stayed for 6 days at Sunny's house and spent a wonderful time there. She was very kind and helpul. Besides the breakfast was delicious and the house tidy and clean. We recommend her to other visitors glady.
Mine venner og jeg har følt meget godt på Sunny. Ejendommen er meget bekvemt placeret. Værelse og badeværelse er ren. Morgenmaden er varieret. Vi ville elske at bo igen enhver tid med hende.
Meine Freunde und ich haben uns bei Sunny sehr wohl gefühlt. Die Unterkunft liegt sehr günstig. Zimmer und Bad sind sauber. Das Frühstück ist abwechslungsreich. Wir würden jederzeit wieder gerne bei ihr übernachten.
Sunny er meget indbydende.
Hendes hus er charmerende og bekvemt placeret (tæt på til en station, der tager dig til de vigtigste områder). Meget god morgenmad.
Jeg anbefaler uden tøven.
Tak Sunny.
Hélène & Cédric
Sunny is very welcoming.
Her house is charming and conveniently located (near to a station that takes you to the main areas). Very good breakfast.
I recommend without hesitation.
Thank you Sunny.
Hélène & Cédric
Vi havde et meget flot ophold på Sunny hus. Det var rene og komfortable. Vi havde en god morgenmad. Sunny hilste os varmt selvom vi ankom meget sent på grund af trafikpropper.
Thanks Sunny, se dig igen snart!
We had a very nice stay at Sunny's house. It was clean and comfortable. We had a good breakfast. Sunny welcomed us warmly although we arrived very late because of traffic jams.
Thanks Sunny, see you again soon!
vores ophold med sonny var den mest indbydende vi nogensinde har haft når opholder sig i London. Det var ligesom hjem hjemmefra og vi er allerede i færd med at booking igen. Tak så meget sonny for at gøre vores bryllupsrejse bryde en mindeværdig én. Rachel og Anthony xxxx
our stay with sonny was the most welcoming we have ever had when staying in london. It was like home from home and we are already in process of booking again. Thank you so much sonny for making our honeymoon break a memorable one . Rachel and anthony xxxx
Very nice place and neighbourhood and a very nice host. Clean rooms and wonderful breakfast. Thank you, Sunny!
We had a very comfortable stay and enjoyed every day we spent at this place.
Healthy breakfast everyday with tips from the host on places to see.
Excellent location - very close to the tube stattion which is literally 5 min away from central London stations - highly recommended.
We really enjoyed our stay at Sunny's house. The room was clean and had everything we needed. The location was perfect...within walking distance to the tube, London bridge and bus stops in all directions. We especially enjoyed the healthy and fresh breakfast, it always included a different egg dish,(fried or boiled). Enjoyed the tea and the fresh fruit she served every morning.
We had such a lovely time at your House. Our room and also the bathroom had been really clean. Its a really nice and lovely family and the breakfast was amazing. I would suggest these nice accommodation to everyone.Thank you very much for the great time. Hopefully see you soon :)
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"Medical history," as the distinguished historian Henry Sigerist once wrote, "teaches us where we come from, where we stand in medicine at the present time, and in what direction we are marching." Many have documented this fascinating journey, usually in a biographical form, or by historical sequence or social context. Dr Knight approaches it as a sleuth, discovering "How pioneers of medicine solved the mysteries of the body's structure and function." His skills as a forensic pathologist and author (in addition to textbooks, he has published historical fiction and six detective novels) are well suited to the task. In less than 200 fluently written, lavishly illustrated, and amply indexed pages, he has given us a unique account of how the human body was "discovered."
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Kyphosis is rounding of the upper spine that causes the person to have a hunched back. In cases of severe kyphosis, the curvature can press against the nerve that runs through the spinal column and cause paralysis.
Kyphosis may be present at birth (congenital) or may be caused by injury, infection, or disease. Kyphosis associated with bone thinning (osteoporosis) in older people often is called a dowager's hump.
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ATHENS, Ga. ----- Junior Lindsey Cheek helped lead the Gym Dogs to their finest performance of the season and a win over 10th-ranked Stanford with three individual season highs and one career high. Georgia won all four events resulting in a final score of 197.000-195.400.
This is the Gym Dog's highest score of the 2013 season and fifth-highest in the country to date. In today's win, the Gym Dogs put up a season-high eight scores of 9.9 or higher.
"This meet was much more complete than our previous meets this season," said head coach Danna Durante. "We have that consistency and experience from the upperclassmen, and then to bring the freshman in adds a nice spark. To see them really light up when they hit it, and everybody else light up with them is really exciting."
The Gym Dogs began the day with a season-high 49.4 on vault. Freshmen Brittany Rogers and Brandie Jay both posted career-high 9.9s, while Cheek and sophomore Chelsea Davis scored season-highs of 9.925 and 9.85, respectively. With a 48.85 on bars for Stanford, Georgia headed into the second rotation with a strong lead.
After a 49.4 on bars, Georgia had its highest two-rotation score of the season with 98.8. Jay and Davis tied for first with a 9.9. It was the fourth-straight bars title for Davis. Rogers (9.875), Cheek (9.875) and senior Shayla Worley (9.85) all tied or broke their season highs on the event as well. The Cardinal posted a 49.125 on vault, giving the Gym Dogs a lead of .825.
Junior Kaylan Earls led Georgia on beam with a 9.9, a tie for her career high. Cheek recorded her career high with a 9.875 in the leadoff spot. Stanford was forced to count a 9.025 on floor, resulting in a combined team score of 48.375 on the event. With a 48.825 on beam, the Gym Dogs headed into the final rotation with a lead of 147.625-146.350, setting a new three-rotation score high.
Georgia set another team season high on the floor with a 49.375. Earls and Junior Cat Hires both turned in their career highs with a 9.9 for Earls and a 9.875 for Hires. Stanford closed the meet with a 49.05 on beam.
"It feels great to finally put a meet together," said Cheek. "We still were a little shaky on beam. It means we need to go back in the gym and keep improving. We don't stop here; 197 isn't where it stops. We have to keep improving, keep getting better."
Georgia competes next at the Metroplex Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas, on Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. They will return home on Feb. 2 to face No. 5 Alabama at 4 p.m. The meet will be televised on FSN on Feb. 9 at 4 p.m.
Team Results
Georgia's Individual Results
Vault (49.4)
Chelsea Davis - 9.85; Sarah Persinger - 9.75; Lindsey Cheek - 9.925; Brittany Rogers - 9.9; Cat Hires - 9.825; Brandie Jay - 9.9
Bars (49.4)
Lindsey Cheek - 9.875; Brandie Jay - 9.9; Christa Tanella - 9.75; Brittany Rogers - 9.875; Shayla Worley - 9.85; Chelsea Davis - 9.9
Beam (48.825)
Lindsey Cheek - 9.875; Christa Tanella - 8.8; Sarah Persinger - 9.625; Brittany Rogers - 9.55; Shayla Worley - 9.875; Kaylan Earls - 9.9
Floor (49.375)
Kaylan Earls - 9.9; Christa Tanella - 9.85; Cat Hires - 9.875; Sarah Persinger - 9.825; Brandie Jay - 9.85; Shayla Worley - 9.9
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- A Kentucky high school football coach has been charged with reckless homicide in the death of a player who collapsed at practice on a hot day.
Jefferson County Commonwealth's Attorney Dave Stengel says a grand jury indicted Pleasure Ridge Park head football coach David Jason Stinson on Thursday. The school is in Louisville.
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The School of Health Professions at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center offers a Master of Science in Diagnostic Genetics.
Students enter the program in August of each year. Admission is on a competitive basis with a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Meeting the minimum criteria does not guarantee acceptance.
The Registrar's Office at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston serves as the Registrar for the School of Health Professions.
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