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Ubuntu 7.10: Linux Flirts With Mainstream
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| The operating system is called Linux, and you probably use it every day
| without even knowing it. It powers ATMs, cell phones, video game consoles and
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Asus Eee PC 701
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| In fact it's hard to name anything consumers will dislike. As much as the Eee
| has been headline news for its potential in the education market, we can only
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Xandros-infected (Microsoft royalties), but still better than Windows.
Asustek's low-cost laptop coming to U.S., Europe
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| for 1 million units next year," said Sunny Han, global marketing director.
Asus Eee PC 701 Review - Ultramobile Notebook with Linux
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| successful in the US than many people are giving it credit for. Â*Even though
| it might not be completely embraced here as it was in Taiwan, the features of
| it make it stand out as a great mobile computing solution. Â*The combination
| of incredibly fast boot times, low weight and size and even a small price at
| just $300-400 will bring more attention to this Asus notebook than any
| previous one. Â*For people on the go that need a simple computing solution,
| the Asus Eee PC 701 might be the perfect fit. Â* Â* Â* Â*
Windows XP will double the price of Asustek's Eee PC
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| Adding Windows XP to Asustek Computer's Eee PC will double the price of the
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| more ambitious product in that its purpose is to educate children in
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| its own right. It brings affordable computing to everyone else, and without a
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The Heidi motif unites the region thematically. There is the Heidi House in Maienfeld and the Heidi Trail on the Pizol, among other interesting sites. There is a Heidi path and a Heidi house in the neighboring Bündner Herrschaft; the Heidi Musical has already been performed several times. There are other sights, too: the spa city of Bad Ragaz with the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, its wellness offerings, casino and exclusive golf courses; the skiing and hiking regions of Flumserberg and Pizol; the Lake Walen, as well as the medieval castle of Sargans.
The region has an extensive hiking network with various thematic routes, such as the Heidi Adventure Trails, the Geo-Park High Altitude Trail (discover 100 million years of earth history) or herbal hiking trails. Bikers will find flat as well as more challenging routes in the region.
Boat trips on Lake Walen, such as the extraordinary hamlet of Quinten, and several bathing opportunities around the lake cater to people who love the water. Adventure seekers can rappel down a dam wall, parachute in tandem or book a passenger flight in a glider. And in Bad Ragaz, one can relax at one of the golf courses at teatime.
The two central ski resorts of Flumserberg and Pizol, the smaller of the two, offer great variety on their 105 kilometers of piste fun and 18 kilometers of Nordic tracks. Both destinations offer snowboard parks as well as toboggan runs. A visit to the Tamina Therme in Bad Ragaz is restorative and relaxing.
- Tamina Gorge Bad Ragaz – at one time a healing bath, the Old Pfaefers Bath, is open to visitors. The oldest baroque spa building in Switzerland, it also houses a monastery- and and spa-museum.
- Tamina Thermal Springs Bad Ragaz – known since the early Middle Ages, today these acratothermal springs have the greatest amount of water in Europe (36.5 degrees Celsius).
- Sargans Castle – an old comital castle and an important local museum. In the castle restaurant one can taste wine and savor knight's menus, while enjoying the spectacular view.
- Pizol with Five-Lake-Tour – five crystal clear mountain lakes and the magnificent panorama of the Eastern Swiss Alps are your reward for the extensive tour.
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Attendees will be tested after each topic session to assess their retention of the materials and provide their agencies with peace of mind that they have a solid grasp on winter maintenance practices. An overall score of 80% is required to earn the certificate.
Participants are encouraged to bring a copy of their agency's winter maintenance plan with them.
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I'm hurting a lot today. I still have energy, but I'm just incredibly sore and beat up. It is what I expected, but the contemporary dance, which is what we're starting with, has proven to physically be beyond what I had expected.
We're literally rolling on the floor for some of this dance. I've done races and mud runs and I've crawled up hills under barbed wire, and I've never had bruises bigger than the bruises I have now from doing this dance.
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I'm still so excited about being partnered with Mark. I've been working with him for two weeks now and he's fantastic.
I love his personality. We're both just kind of goofy. He laughs, I giggle, we're having fun. He's so patient. He's very kind in the way that he teaches and I love that. He's just making it a really enjoyable experience for me.
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I haven't seen everybody at rehearsal yet, but Danica [McKellar] and I rehearse at the same time. We've known each other since we were little kids, so that's really fun.
I got to spend a little time with James [Maslow] yesterday. He's the first other contestant to have watched my dance, and I got to watch his. Our partners want us to get used to performing in front of people.
Peta [Murgatroyd] gave me a few tips and then Mark gave James a few tips. James's dance looked fabulous. It was fun to get to know him a little bit.
Courtesy Candace Cameron Bure
I'm sure many of my former Full House costars will be there – not for opening night, but throughout the show. Hopefully I make it a long way and they'll all have a chance to come.
Lori Loughlin and Andrea Barber have both already emailed me saying they want to come to the show. John [Stamos], too, said, "Yeah, absolutely, I'll come out!" So my fans will get to see some of them.


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I am seeing a 1/3-2/3 stop exposure change with a lens on both of my 5d3 bodies. This happens both when I have the LCD on and when I shine a small pen light onto the LCD. Will this affect me in the real world? Not really. I'll just have to remember not to turn the LCD on if I'm ever doing any night timelapse or other low light work in an automatic metering mode. The issue is definitely there for me, but it's not a concern.
Does the light leak when the mirror is up or just when it is down?
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"Mother I'd Like (to) Fuck"
mothers, whether married, separated or divorced, that a male individual sees as physical attractive enough to want to have sexual intercourse with them. Just cuz their moms doesn't mean that they don't need a spark in their love life. If they've ever breastfed,they have really responsive nipples and a core of erectile tissue in their breasts. The ones in good shape have worked at regaining control over their vaginas (Kegel exercises).MILFs are usually real careful about birth control, they know accidents happen but they take responsible steps. They want to fuck with abandon, with no romantic complications for their under-19 family.
A MILF is any mother that is sexually desirable.
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Mom I'd Like to Fuck
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Mom I'd Like to Fuck.
Word made famous by the classic movie "American Pie".
Word made famous by the classic movie "American Pie".
Dood... Did you see that MILF walk out of Toys 'R' Us?
por Brian 11 de Dezembro de 2003
Mother I'd Like to Fuck
Some hot ass mom of a friend's that you wanna do so badly
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When you're going out to basketball practice and you see ur best friend's mother bending over to pick some flowers and she's got a thong on Got MILF?
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An extremely hot middle aged mom, who leaves you in mastabatory bliss nighy and night.
"My friends mom Darlene" is one hot ass MILF!"
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Quite simply: Mom I'd Like to Fuck
Stacy's mom- because she's got it going on.
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Quality Education in the Benedictine Tradition
April 16, 2013
Saint Vincent College announced that five seniors have been named finalists for the 39th annual President's Award, the College's highest student honor, presented to the member of the graduating class who best embodies what the Catholic, Benedictine, liberal arts college values in its students – outstanding academic achievement, student leadership and community service. The finalists are Lucas Briola, a theology and history double major with a minor in philosophy, of Pittsburgh (Crafton); Mary Kate Kenna, an English major with a minor in children's literature, of Chantilly, Va.; Meredith R. McGuire, a biology major with a concentration in cell and molecular biology and minors in biotechnology and mathematics, of Strongsville, Ohio; Olivia Sharkey, a theology major with a minor in Spanish, of Philadelphia; and Zachary A. Tackett, an English major concentrating his studies in creative writing, of Lower Burrell. Lucas BriolaBriola is a 2009 graduate of Bishop Canevin High School and the son of Frank and Lillian Briola. He has been active at Saint Vincent as a member and captain of the Bearcat varsity cross country and track teams for four years and as a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Council. He has participated in campus ministry as an altar server, participated in a service trip to Brazil and a pilgrimage to Rome. A member of the dean's list and the President's Athletic Conference honor rolls, he has been named to Theta Alpha Kappa, Chi Alpha Sigma and Who's Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities. His home parish is St. Philip in Crafton. After graduation, he plans to attend Boston College where he will pursue a master of theological studies (MTS). Mary Kate Kenna Kenna is currently student teaching English and drama at Greensburg Salem High School and will complete her secondary education certification and begin teaching language arts at St. Mary's School in Alexandria, Va. A 2009 graduate of Seton School in Manassas, she is the daughter of Raymond and Kimberly Kenna. She has been active at Saint Vincent in varsity swimming where she was named first-team all-President's Athletic Conference and recognized as a team record holder in 200-yard breaststroke and 400-yard medley relay. A member of the dean's list, she has served as president of the Respect Life Club, treasurer of the Education Club, member of the orientation committee and activities programming board, and a member of Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta (treasurer) and Chi Alpha Sigma. On student government, she has served as a hall representative and senior class secretary. Active in campus ministry as a lector and member of the advisory council, she volunteered with the Missionaries of Charity in Washington, D.C. (soup kitchen and house for unwed mothers) and in Calcutta, India (orphanage) and participated in a service trip with International Samaritan to Guatemala. She also served as an English tutor at the Ketterer Charter School and as a religious education teacher at St. Benedict's Church in Greensburg and at her home parish, St. Timothy's Church, in Chantilly. Meredith R. McGuire The recipient of an A.J. Palumbo Student Research Grant, McGuire completed a senior research project titled, Effect of Kinesin and Dynein Imbalance on Axonal Transport Impairment in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. She also completed summer undergraduate research programs at the University of Pittsburgh in the department of medicine and at the Lerner Research Institute in Cleveland. A consistent member of the dean's list, she is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Chi and the Respect Life Club. She has served as a senior facilitator of the Saint Vincent College Collaborative Learning Program, as a laboratory teaching assistant, as a library student assistant and as a biology department writing-designated tutor. After graduation, she plans to pursue graduate study toward a Ph.D. in cellular and molecular biology at Johns Hopkins University. She is a graduate of St. Joseph Academy in Cleveland and the daughter of Thomas and Rosanne McGuire. Her home parish is St. Joseph the Worker in Strongsville. Olivia Sharkey Sharkey will join the Jesuit Volunteer Corps to teach theology and work as service program coordinator at Christ the King Cristo Rey High School in Newark after she graduates. She has made numerous service learning trips including Taiwan/China, Nicaragua and Guatemala. She is the founder of The Banana Project, a campus endeavor that seeks to establish a nutritional program at Francisco Coll Elementary School in Guatemala, where Saint Vincent students and faculty have served for the past four years during the annual mission to Guatemala. Active in student government, she has been a senator for four years, was elected class president during her freshman year and served as a member of the Student Faculty Administration Benedictine Committee, Educational Policies Committee and chair of the Academic Affairs Committee. She has been a prefect for three years and is active with campus ministry where she serves as an extraordinary minister of the Eucharist. A consistent member of the dean's list, she has been named to Who's Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities twice, is a member of Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Sigma Iota and Theta Alpha Kappa. She is a catechist at St. Benedict Parish in Marguerite, volunteer with International Samaritan, tutor for the department of theology, office assistant in the Seminary development office and a note-taker for the academic affairs office. She has also worked as a camp counselor with Boys and Girls of America. Olivia is the daughter of Timothy and Ramona Sharkey of Philadelphia and graduated from Nazareth Academy High School in Philadelphia in 2009. Her home parish is St. Dominic's in Philadelphia. Zachary A. Tackett Tackett is a graduate of Burrell High School and the son of Timothy and Colleen Tackett of Lower Burrell. A resident assistant and a student intern for the Visiting Writers Series, he also worked as a tutor in the English department, as an editorial intern with Sampsonia Way Magazine and as a student assistant in the office of foundation, government and corporate relations. He participated in a service learning trip to the garbage dump community of Guatemala City during his sophomore year and returned to Guatemala this past summer where he volunteered for the Centro de Capitacion, a vocational school and public health center, while completing research for his senior project in creative writing. He has worked with Alpha Lambda Delta and the office of service learning on various service projects including the monthly community meal and numerous visits to Emeritus at Latrobe. He is a member of Alpha Chi and served as its president, a member of Who's Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Sigma Tau Delta and served as its president, as well as Alpha Lambda Delta and served as its president and student advisor. He won first prize in the Ragan Poetry Contest in 2010, and recently won the Thelma Hall Prize in Creative Writing at the Alpha Chi National College Honor Society conference in Nashville, Tenn. His senior project was a collection of his original poetry entitled, Attempt at Definition. He has accepted a position in the marketing department of the George DeLallo Company. College President Br. Norman W. Hipps, O.S.B., will present the award at the spring Honors Convocation on Wednesday, April 24 at 12:30 p.m. in Saint Vincent Basilica.
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Recent Event Highlights: smell 17 years boy feet foot toes soles 4, My sweaty boy feet, nike socks! cute feet!, My beautiful boy feet, MrGamerToes sleepy boyfeet, Dancer Boy feet leg warmers, Teen Boy Feet Massage, and 54 more...
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my 17 year old boy feet, i live in germany BW icq 646027223 msn email@example.com
boy feet soles foot
the new part
My very ticklish soles, late one night.
Me in some joggers and stirrup leg warmers, some dance gear, got more gear if people wanna see it? Let me know! :P
I massage my feet with black puma socks after the sport. / Ich massiere meine Füße mit schwarzen Puma Socks nach dem Sport =) .
my feet in the mornng, while I sleep
I am still waiting to someone to come to Vegas and rubb my feet
The left foot is a size 12 being Compared with my 15 size foot!!!
meias hanes =)
Feeling sleepy but horny. The uncut video is a lot more naughty but nice.
very close up of beatiful toes please comment and rate
very close up of beautiful toes please comment and rate
very close up of beautiful toes please comment and rate
such a heavy sleeper.......
Much longer video than the first one. I'm hope you guys like his feet! Please comment. I stole his socks so if you want to buy them please send me a message:) I'm selling them for $40. Please visit my site that I have been making at bestboyfeet.com
i saw my friend's sleeping without taking off his black sox. it's so hot that i can't help to record it...
young friend of mine slept over last night after a long long journey, he must be very exhausted so i decided to test with some foot play. Please comment and rate
I looooooove his feet!!! I suck them everynight when i go to bed, it makes me sleep so good!! I love when he makes me take off his socks with my teeth!!! I also love to lick his soles and suck his toes!!!!! Enjoy his feet!!
My friend´s feet before sleep.. Ejoy!! leave comments!::
This is one of my new friends and one night we all got fucked up and I woke up to Meaty Soles sleeping and I had too. He woke up in the middle of the foot rub and was cool with it go figure I know how to pick them, enjoy and more to come.
Thuggish Friend's Feet Being Worshiped By Me
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my feet while sitting on chair .. i play with a stuffed animal with my feet with socks on then bare foot .. requested by itsakindofmagic22
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hot boy feet. I love the pose and the way he cross his feet
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Again, my straight friend let me lick his gorgeous teen feet while he sleeps. I always do this. He also let me lick his feet awake, while he is on the PC, watching a movie, etc... Thats why I have doubts if he is really straight..... ;)
I know where has this been I have been busy i do have a life and will be starting a website soon so enjoy this while you can on this channel shoutout to allickurfeet homie what's good oh yea lets see if you can tell when he wakes up always love the face.
Here are my feet again, in flip flops and my bear soles and you can see my underwear and my body. Sometime it's a little dark in the video, but don't worry, most of the time you can see my feet and body in perfect daylight. XX
After a long day after school, I wanted to take a shower and washed my nice boyfeet
Teen Boyfeet, twink.. enjoyy
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disfrutando a mi esposo mientras dormia espero tus comentarios
Just another video of me wiggling my nice toes for all you people who enjoy them. My camera man was asleep... so I had some trouble holding the camera up on a small ledge... as you can see it starts leaning down and down and down... until it just fell down... and I just gave up and called it a video.
Taking off Ty's socks whilst he sleeps.
japanese 18yo boy feet. he is sleeping.
disfrutando los pies de mi esposo mientras lo veo dormido..ojala te guste.espero tu comentario
mi esposo perdido y yo aproveche la ocasion...
i like my friend feet when he sleep
very nice to lick and smell ,when he sleep
One night, I had my friend wait until I had fallen asleep, then record a video of him playing around with them. I saw it the next morning and judged it as youtube material, so I hope you enjoy it. =) PS This is urgent, l have recorded a few AMAZING videos that are better than any others l have... unfortunately my friend's face was caught on camera. lf someone could help me edit it so that his face is covered up or something, that would be GREAT.
I wanted you guy's to check out some of these pick's I have of Poster Boy's Feet and there will be more to come, please rate and comment.
This is the last video of this series for my Exec Feet, as you can see with his hand he his some nice toe's. More to come soon, enjoy.
Well i got his right shoe off now on to the left one.
My homie sleeping before he hit's the road so let's see how much I can get away with before he wake's up.


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Someone who is so useless that they can be compared to a crum of bread. A crum is someone who resides in their house all the time and refuses to participate in any galas or events.
Mike "Hey Dom lets go get that chick to come over tonight to my crib"
Dom "Not even worth it bro, that girl is a crum, she ain't leavin her house for a million dollars"
Dom "Not even worth it bro, that girl is a crum, she ain't leavin her house for a million dollars"
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An allergic reaction to the oral ingestion of semen can result in crums, low viscosity diarrhea.
"I've got to get my boyfriend to stop cumming in my mouth because every morning I'm filling up the toilet with tons of crums"
door VagFingaz 29 oktober 2009
Someone who is such a lowly human being they do not deserve your time of day.
Jim - "Hey mate, can I borrow $5 for another rum and coke?"
Peter - "Fuck off crum"
Peter - "Fuck off crum"
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Crum is the alcohol mixture of cream soda^ and rum*. One shot of rum mixed with a bottle of cream soda will make the rum almost tasteless. Typically a 1/3 glass of rum and the rest cream soda will make for an enjoyable harder mixture know as a Pro-V mixture. Ice is not necessarily needed but is preferred.
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I needed a quick drunkenness, after mixing a Crum on the rocks my problems melted away.
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It's when you cry and cum at the same time. A feeling of eternal happiness.
Every Christopher Nolan film will for sure make you crum.
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Crumming is my speciality.
I just crummed.
Crumming is my speciality.
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Your entire package consisting of one wang and two balls in a sac.
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The act of a man defecating into the belly button (navel) of his sex partner or room mate, immediately followed by using his erect penis to smooth out the feces flush to the surrounding area; similar to using a trowel.
I love it when Tom is troweling me when we're making love!
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A boy or man who has the courage the soul and the bravery of a lion, the cutest guy you will ever meet whether if he be fat, the funniest guy you ever meet, yes Tarran can be annoying AF sometimes but at the end of that day it does not matter whether he be annoying or not, it's if he was nice also. Tarran can seem like a bad guy or moody and that's probabley because he is annoyed, but the name means heaven so stick to it no matter what
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A friend of mine recently had a baby—well, back in April, she had her baby. Time is blurring together for me this year. I had in mind to knit a baby blanket for this new arrival and I just started on it. See above, re: blurry time.
I've been in love with Heather Zoppetti's Tamarix Quilt since it first arrived in our offices back in 2010. The bold colors and clever design, knit with motifs that are either sewn together at the end or joined as you knit, is a great gift (you know, if you start it early enough to give it as a gift…).
I wanted to knit this blanket for my friend, so I started it last week. I'm using Berroco Vintage, a great superwash yarn that holds up nicely to whatever babies can throw at it. My color scheme is wildly different than the original, but I chose colors I know the new mom will love.
This is my first time really working with motif pieces like this. Motifs can be anything, really—small colorwork repeats are motifs, same with lace and cable repeats, and I've done projects using all of those. But the act of knitting separate pieces that are joined is new to me. I can already see how it would be beneficial—here I am, knitting a baby blanket, but I'm only knitting one square at a time, so this project is portable and feels fast (she says, 12 squares out of 100 into this blanket).
I also think motif knitting would make for great stashbuster projects. If you're not tied to a particular color throughout an entire project, the color combinations are endless! This blanket uses four colors, but what if I had partial skeins of eight colors? I could just go crazy, mixing and matching colors and making things work. There are a couple of finished projects on Ravelry where people used more colors—there's even one with ten colors!—and they are all unique and amazing.
Since I've had motifs on the brain, I used that inspiration to create a new pattern compilation, called Interweave Knits presents 5 Accessory Patterns for Motif Knitting. The Tamarix Quilt is not in this collection, as I was trying to keep the projects small and relatively manageable, but we do have an all-new version of our incredibly popular Ojo de Dios Knitted Shawl pattern! Vanessa Ewing at Plymouth Yarn worked with me to create a pattern for Plymouth's Gina Chunky yarn, for a more substantial shawl made up of motif triangles and a garter stitch body.
Also in this pattern collection download is the Gingko Counterpane Shawl from designer Paula B. Levy. I'm imaginging knitting this shawl in some leftover yarns I have—I went through and sorted leftover sock scraps into color families, and I think this would be amazing in my blue and purple color palette.
Daniela Nii's Bistro Lace Stole is a great summer accessory—the light and airy open work means you won't get too hot, and there's plenty of options for customizations.
Two patterns that are simpler motifs, worked in one piece, are Quenna Lee's Linocut Beret and Grace Akhrem's Mama's Socks. The Linocut Beret features a lace motif, similar to a counterpane pattern, and is knit from the brim up. Mama's Socks are a great introduction to basic colorwork, using a color changing yarn to do all the work in a small heart-shaped motif.
To coincide with the launch of this eBook, we also have an Ojo de Dios Chunky Shawl Kit! In this kit, you can get the yarn to knit the Ojo de Dios Chunky Shawl and the eBook with all five patterns.
I'm really excited to have worked with Vanessa Ewing on getting the Ojo de Dios Chunky knitting pattern created for this eBook! The colors for this kit are a nice blend behind the desert-inspired colorway of the original Ojo de Dios shawl kit and the beautiful jewel tones version we also published. Vanessa was gracious enough to share some of her tips for working motifs and specifically the Ojo de Dios shawl, so I'll be back later this week with more about this beautiful, versatile shawl. In the meantime, grab your kit and get ready to knit!
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Used to refer to a single friend who's coolness is beyond that of a single person but so great it can be valued at theat of many peoples.
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A person who tends to work in an office building. That is if your idea of work includes looking good and writing on msn to the people sitting right next to you work!. Usually employed by nerds to look good and distract people from the computer geeks on the lower floors who do all of the work. A cool persons job title is usually personal secretary (no prizes for guessing why!)
A cool person accidentaly comes across a geek and says 'O my god it is some kind of pygmy!'
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on February 25, 2013 - 10:07 PM
WHEATFIELD – Any member of the SPCA of Niagara who wants to vote in the May election for the board of directors will have to pay $1,000 for the privilege.
But current board members, the executive director and shelter director don't have to pay, board President Bryan A. Barish confirmed Monday.
Attorney Peter A. Reese, an SPCA member and frequent donor, said he expects to challenge the new membership structure in State Supreme Court with a lawsuit to be filed as soon as today.
He's also asking the State Attorney General's Office to investigate the legality of the plan.
The current $25 membership, which up until now had brought voting rights, now is called a "sustaining membership" and does not include admittance to the election, according to an announcement posted over the weekend on the SPCA website. For $1,000, a "full membership" includes the right to vote.
"We can deny membership. We can pick and choose members," Barish said. He said the board has amended the bylaws in the last couple of months with language composed by attorney Michael A. de Freitas. The undated bylaws are posted on the SPCA website, which Barish said shows "transparency."
"They don't have to be put out publicly," Barish said.
Reese contended that the board "is trying to cement itself into power and shed anyone who is trying to reform the organization."
Last year, following a scandal over excessive euthanasia and mismanagement, the entire SPCA board decided not to run for election, and a new 15-member board was elected. The voting turnout was 120 of the 368 members then on the rolls.
The 15 winners had staggered terms, and five seats are supposed to be available this year.
"The number of members is at the discretion of the board, too," Barish said. "We could have none; we could have 10. … The board of directors nominates people for the members to vote on."
Barish said Reese has a "vendetta" against the board because it recently rejected his attempt to renew membership for himself and his wife.
"Yeah, I have a vendetta. That's why we gave them $6,000 last year," Reese said.
"He left a check [for $50] at the SPCA a couple of weeks ago, and he was sent a letter saying the membership process hadn't started yet," Barish said.
Barish said that all current members will be sent a renewal application this week and that newcomers may apply via the website.
"I don't know of any SPCAs in the area besides us that have membership," he said.
Executive Director Andrew Bell resigned earlier this month to return to running his Lewiston pet supply store. Amy Lewis, of Lockport, continues as shelter director, and the SPCA is planning a national search for Bell's successor.
"We're going to look for a candidate who's very experienced in the fundraising aspect," Barish said.
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Stetson University senior Meredith Owen (Jackson, Miss.) and junior Demi Meza (Oxnard, Calif.) each earned National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-South Region honors for the first time in their careers, it was announced on Thursday.
Both players are now eligible for selection to one of three 2014 NFCA Division I All-American teams.
Owen, a first team All-Region selection as a pitcher/utility player, is 26-7 in the circle with a 0.84 ERA this season. She has struck out 183 batters in 207.2 innings pitched, and opponents are hitting just .185 against her.
Owen leads the Atlantic Sun in wins, ERA, innings pitched, and complete games (25), and her 0.84 ERA ranks second in the nation. She recently earned A-Sun Championship MVP honors after going 4-0 with 0.50 ERA in 28 innings.
At the plate, Owen is batting .343 with a team-high 14 home runs and 44 RBI. She ranks third in the league in slugging (.714), fourth in on-base pct. (.461), and fifth in total bases (100). She earned first-team all-conference honors as a pitcher and second-team honors as a designated player.
Meza, meanwhile, earned third-team All-Region honors as a second baseman. This season, she is batting a career-best .340 with 10 home runs and 44 RBI. She ranks among the league leaders in batting average, slugging percentage (.627), on-base percentage (.433), runs (40), doubles (12), home runs, RBI, and total bases (96). A second-team all-conference selection, Meza has started all 50 games for the Hatters this season.
The duo become Stetson's first All-Region selections since Amanda Lindsey and Jessica Lokeinski in 2010. Owen is Stetson's first first-team All-Region selection since Melissa Wiggins in 2005.
Stetson (38-12) will face UCF in the first-round of the NCAA Gainesville Regional on Friday at 3:30 p.m.


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Happy spring from Barbour County! It sure is nice to hear the birds singing. I even thought that I heard the "spring peepers" one night. I'm looking forward to all of this mud drying up.
I think at one point in their life, every little boy (and even some girls) want to be a fireman when they grow up. What is a fireman? Firemen are dads, husbands, sons and grandfathers. Firemen are bus drivers, mechanics, students, state road workers, utility workers, city employees. Firemen are our friends. In Barbour County, firemen are also volunteers.
A couple of weeks ago, a garage on the Talbott Road caught on fire. Within minutes, firemen were on scene. This was no ordinary fire. It did not take minutes to put out. This fire did not go out in a few hours. It took 10 days!
During these 10 days, firemen were on scene around the clock. That's dedication! Why do they do it? Do they get paid a lot of money? No. Is it just because it's "cool" to ride in a fire truck? Maybe because they might get their picture in the paper? No. It's because they care about their community.
For every fire call they go on, every car wreck, every time someone needs help, they are helping someone else's brother, father, mother, wife, son, friend. They help each other.
Accidents happen at supper time, work time, anytime. How many firemen miss a meal, a work shift, or a son's or daughter's ball game to help someone in need?
The next time you see those red lights and hear a siren, not only pull over to let them pass, but also say a prayer. Next time they go to help someone, it could be you.
So, I would just like to say a big "thank you" to all those firemen in Barbour County. You are appreciated.
There will be a spaghetti benefit for Johnny Sisolack on March 30 from 12 p.m.- 5 p.m. at the Talbott Community Building. The cost for adults is $5 plus a tool of any kind. This is to help rebuild what was lost in the fire and to show him support from the community.
There will be an Easter King and Queen Pageant at the Belington Fire Department on March 23 at 6 p.m. There will also be a cakewalk during this time. Barbour County schools will be having spring break April 1-5. I'm sure that students and teachers alike are looking forward to this time.
Thanks to all who are supporting middle school sports in Barbour County. Nick Mayle will be starting his walk from Philippi to Canton, Ohio on April 1. We wish you all the best!
Easter is the last Sunday in March. If you have any Barbour County news that you would like to see in the Inter-Mountain, give me a call at 823-2539.
Until next time, "He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay." - Matthew 28:6.


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on February 3, 2013 - 1:00 AM
System failed boy murdered by father
I am just wondering how it took almost a year and then for a boy to be tragically murdered for anyone to actually do something about it. Reminds me of something very similar with me, but thankfully I didn't wind up dead as a result.
It really irks the heck out of me that people like his stepfather can get away with beating and abusing kids for years. Those who survive the turmoil endure years of emotional scars and depression if not treated, and probably lots of therapy and medication if they do. I'm glad that in my case I got in when I did, because the system taught me to love and try to understand others better.
Too bad this child will never be able to grow up, have a family, play ball with his own kids, teach them to love. He won't because the system failed him. No more excuses, no more children slipping through the cracks, no more bloodshed because of politics and red tape. The system should be ashamed of itself. At this boy's age, he should have been learning to trust and have faith in those who turned their backs on him.
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Since going public with her bipolar II disorder diagnosis in 2011, Catherine Zeta-Jones has taken a little time to reflect.
"It's been an intense time, in good ways and bad," she says in the December issue of InStyle. "You find out who you really are and who you're married to. You find things inside yourself you never imagined were there."
As for being so forthcoming about her battle with depression, Zeta-Jones, 43, whose next movie Broken City is out in January, admits it hasn't been easy.
"You can't escape what people say, and if you're human it can be painful," the actress says. "The smartest thing I did was to stop going online. I'm the sort of person who will just look for the negative."
Continues Zeta-Jones: "[My husband] Michael [Douglas] can't really understand it, but that is the way I am. With my bipolar thing, that's poison. So I just stopped. Cold turkey. And it's so liberating."
"I'm not the kind of person who likes to shout out my personal issues from the rooftops, but with my bipolar becoming public, I hope fellow suffers will know it is completely controllable," she says. "I hope I can help remove any stigma attached to it, and that those who didn't have it under control will seek help with all that is available to treat it."
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The Charleston County legislative delegation doesn't plan to dawdle in nominating someone for the open seat on the county school board.
Sen. Chip Campsen, R-Charleston, who chairs the delegation, said applications could be available as soon as today for interested residents, and the appointment will be put on the delegation's Dec. 9 meeting agenda.
"We wouldn't want to leave a vacancy there," he said.
The delegation's choice would go to Gov. Nikki Haley for approval, and their pick would serve until the November 2014 election.
Retired business executive John Barter resigned on Sunday his spot on the county school board in order to serve as the chief operating officer of his alma mater, Spring Hill College in Mobile, Ala.
School board elections are nonpartisan, but politics will play a more obvious role in the selection of Barter's replacement. The 22-member delegation is controlled by Republicans, and it's likely that their nominee will share the party's ideological beliefs.
Campsen said he's looking for someone with good business experience and a demonstrated interest in education. Someone who was in a position of hiring graduates of the district's schools and could see the system's shortcomings and successes would be appealing, he said. Prior experience serving on a board also could be beneficial, he said.
One of the names that has been mentioned as a potential candidate is Brian Thomas, a district parent who was appointed to the board's West Ashley seat in February 2012 after Mary Ann Taylor resigned her position in November 2011. Thomas ran for re-election that fall and lost.
Thomas said he's remained involved in education and has been serving on the governing board for the Charleston Charter School for Math and Science. He said he hasn't had time to make a definitive decision, but he's interested in the board's open seat.
"I was never there to make enemies," he said. "I want to work with both sides."
On Monday, Barter said that it wasn't easy to walk away from the position, but the opportunity at Spring Hill was compelling.
"I felt like we did a lot of good things in this year's budget," he said. "I felt like we were making progress, but there's still an awful lot of progress to be made."
Barter had served in leadership roles on global boards and multimillion-dollar companies, and many lamented his departure for those reasons.
"He brought a level of sophistication to the board that's going to be missed terribly," said board member Chris Fraser, who is president of a commercial real estate brokerage firm. "He always acknowledged everyone's point of view and gave people credit for their contributions. I think he made a big difference."
School Superintendent Nancy McGinley said Barter was extremely knowledgeable about business and finance issues, and he also was well-versed on the challenges in education. Barter asked hard questions but also understood how to work as a board member, she said.
"I hope we don't step back," she said. "I think we took a tremendous step forward with the caliber of this board, and this past year has been the most professional board we've had."
Board member Elizabeth Moffly, who ran as a Republican for state superintendent of education and has ties to the local party, said she hoped the new board member would be a strong constituent representative and not a "go along to get along" person who did whatever the district says.
"Someone who questions decisions and does their homework, and someone who has the time to commit because it does take time – that's what I want," she said.
Barter is the third person who has resigned from the board during the past two years. Toya Hampton Green resigned in August 2012, and real estate broker Todd Garrett was appointed to her spot in October. The election was less than three weeks later, and Garrett ran as a write-in candidate and won.
The third person to resign was Taylor in 2011. Fourteen people applied for her West Ashley seat.
Reach Diette Courrégé Casey at @Diette on Twitter or 843-937-5546.


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Analysis revealed the need to monitor such cell cultures often.[Gernot Krautberger-Fotolia.com]
A multinational team of researchers has documented specific genetic abnormalities that occur in human embryonic stem cell (hESC) and induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines. The findings highlight the need for frequent genomic monitoring of pluripotent stem cells to assure their stability and clinical safety.
The study titled "Dynamic changes in the copy number of pluripotency and cell proliferation genes in human ESCs and iPSCs during reprogramming and time in culture" is published in the January 7 issue of Cell Stem Cell. The research was led by stem cell scientists at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) School of Medicine and Scripps Research Institute.
"We found that human pluripotent cells had higher frequencies of genomic aberrations than other cell types," says Louise Laurent, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor in the UCSD department of reproductive medicine and first author on the study. "Most strikingly, we observed a higher frequency of genomic duplications in hESCs and deletions in iPSCs when compared to nonpluripotent samples."
The team performed high-resolution SNP analysis on 186 pluripotent and 119 nonpluripotent samples. They found variations enriched in specific genomic regions. The distribution of these variations differed between hESCs and IPSCs, characterized by large numbers of duplications found in a few hESC samples and moderate numbers of deletions distributed across many IPSC samples. For IPSCs the reprogramming process was associated with deletions of tumor-suppressor genes, whereas time in culture was associated with duplications of oncogenic genes.
"We were surprised to see profound genetic changes occurring in some cultures over very short periods of time, such as during the process of reprogramming somatic cells into iPSCs and during differentiation of the cells in culture," Dr. Laurent remarks. "We don't know yet what effects, if any, these genetic abnormalities will have on the outcome of basic research studies or clinical applications, and we need to find out."
Senior author Jeanne F. Loring, Ph.D., professor and director of the Center for Regenerative Medicine at the Scripps Research Institute, adds, "Since genetic aberrations are often associated with cancers, it is vital that cell lines destined for clinical use are free from cancer-associated genomic alterations."
Dr. Loring concludes, "The results of the study illustrate the need for frequent genomic monitoring of pluripotent stem cell cultures. SNP analysis has not been a part of routine monitoring of hESC and iPSC cultures, but our results suggest that perhaps it should be."
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My mom reminded me the other day of a time when I was around 2 years old.
She took a trip into Greeley and left my dad in charge.
Well, apparently, my dad thought I was asleep so he decided to take a nap himself. Little did he know, I wasn't sleeping, but I quickly noticed that he was! I traveled into the kitchen, grabbed the cookie jar and headed back to my closet. I opened up the jar and very deliberately crumbled every single cookie all over my closet.
Wait, what? You mean to tell me I had free reign to the cookie jar and I didn't eat all of the cookies? That is not the same Caiti I know now.
Anyway, I quickly grew bored with that and I went to find the crayons. I'm not sure if I was just trying to make noise to wake my dad up or if I was going for a mural, but I drew very large crayon circles on our living room walls… just feet from where Dad peacefully slept.
That's it. That was the end of the story. My mom has never shared what happened when she got home. I'm sure there were some time-outs and probably some scolding, but I survived. And so did my dad, although, I would have loved to be a fly on the wall to see my dad's reaction when he woke up from his peaceful slumber.
Keep in mind: This was the 80s, people. We didn't have Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser. I'm sure if you asked my kids, they would be surprised that we even had a vacuum back in "the olden days."
If any of my kids did this, (cross my fingers because Eydan still has a chance) I'm not sure what my reaction would be. Hopefully, I could handle it with as much grace as I'm sure my mom did.
I remember when Emaleigh was just learning how to write her name, I would find it randomly written around her bedroom; on her bunk bed, on her wall, on her dresser and on the inside of her T-shirt drawer. The only difference was these were all written in pencil, not waxy crayon. I have never had the heart to erase any of those name scribbles…they're memories now that I don't want to forget.
Then I think of other things my kids have done that I have found to be frustrating: pulling every single wipe out of the container, spilling milk all over the kitchen floor, taking off shoes while all of the rocks from the playground seem to tumble out, tugging the leaf of a plant and watching it fall over, dirt crumbling into the carpet, finding there was lip gloss in a pair of pants after they had already been through the washer and dryer.
These things, although sometimes frustrating, are a part of everyday life with kids. I'm used to it. I have an 8-, 6- and 1 ½-year-old. Things are bound to spill, fall, break and get dirty. But it's up to us, as the adults, to handle these situations with as much grace as possible when they do happen.
Because mistakes happen. I have found that it's much easier to say, "Oops, why don't you help Mommy pick that up?" instead of yelling, screaming and blaming. All that does is make the child feel even worse. Show kids that it's OK to make mistakes, and even though they make them, they are still loved. I know I make them throughout the day, but no one is yelling in my ear about how I messed up.
In our house, if we make a mistake, we tend to just laugh about it. Most times.
Dr. Thomas L. Garthwaite once said, "People may not remember exactly what you did, or what you said, but they will always remember how you made them feel."
Now, I don't know about you, but I want my kids to remember that no matter what, they have always been loved.
Caiti Mondragon is married with three children. Read her Tuesdays on Greeley Moms. Also, read her personal blog at mrsmomdragon.wordpress.com.
I have found that it's much easier to say, "Oops, why don't you help Mommy pick that up?" instead of yelling, screaming and blaming.


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A Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office deputy was taken to the hospital after his squad car was hit Saturday night.
A spokeswoman with the sheriff's office said the crash happened at 7:03 p.m. on Interstate 43 near Greenfield Avenue. She said the deputy was taken to the hospital as a precaution and is expected to be OK.
The driver of the car that hit the deputy's vehicle was cited for driving too fast for conditions and not having insurance.
Milwaukee Police Department Sgt. Mark Stanmeyer said the crash is being investigated.
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on February 18, 2013 - 2:00 PM
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Sometimes, when I allow myself to think back on my teen years and recall some of my myriad moronic adventures, I shudder. And then I thank the heavens above that my immature decisions exist only in the fog of my own memory.
It's a feeling that anyone above a certain age understands. Sadly, I fear that it's a feeling that today's youths will one day wish they could have.
They won't need memories; in far too many cases, the record will exist forever on the computer screen before them.
Consider three recent examples:
• A West Seneca East High School senior, miffed about being tossed from a hockey game for his allegedly rowdy behavior, took to Twitter to express himself. He was suspended from school for five days for placing the granddaddy of all curse words beside the name of the teacher who punished him.
• A high school hockey goalie in Minnesota decided he would publicly express his frustration about not getting enough playing time. So he scored into his own net, left the crease, issued a one-finger farewell to the crowd – and likely his playing career – and saluted before leaving the rink.
• A young "lady" in Florida who was displeased with the admonition she received from a judge following her arrest on drug charges, said the word and displayed the finger and was rewarded for her judgment by being sent to jail for contempt. She later apologized and was released.
Chances are you know about some or all of the above incidents either because it happened as a result of – or was spread thanks to – social media.
And it's not like the above profanity fans don't have lots of company. It doesn't take long to find examples of idiotic stunts gone awry on YouTube, uploaded photos of people drunk and passed out exchanged via Instagram or ill-conceived verbal exchanges on Facebook or Twitter, all of which will live on and on and on … on the Web.
Some people think what's happening is proof that teenagers are getting stupider. I suspect that the people who think this don't remember being teenagers.
It's far more likely that young people are making roughly the same mistakes we all made. The difference is, their mistakes are on display for the world to see, whether that is their intent or not. In an opinion article last year in the New York Times titled "Smart Moments Don't Go Viral," Ritch Duncan explained why.
"Because of the Internet, the really dumb things that people do – even people of average intelligence – get amplified almost instantaneously," he wrote. "You can get a perfect score on your SATs, and it will barely register in a world of 200 million tweets a day. But give just one stupid answer in a beauty pageant, and you'll be the laughingstock of the world before you have time to clear your name on the next morning's 'Today' show."
One of the ironies of the explosion of social media is that younger people understand them and become adept at using them far more quickly than adults. But that understanding doesn't seem to translate into a comprehension that the things they do and the information they share can come back to haunt them in a few years.
All of us wish we could have do-overs for the many mistakes we have made. Unfortunately, today's teens are going to really feel that way in a few years when one of their children says, "Hey, Dad! I just Googled your name. Look what I found."
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The West Virginia Board of Education reaffirmed its decision to fire former State Superintendent of Schools Jorea Marple Thursday in Charleston but delayed tapping a permanent successor until a nationwide search is completed.
Following a 90-minute executive session, state board members voted 6-2 to terminate Marple's employment, with state board members Priscilla Haden and Jenny Phillips dissenting. After a second 90-minute executive session, board members unanimously endorsed current state superintendent Chuck Heinlein previously the state's deputy superintendent to act in the position until its next meeting Dec. 12.
But exactly who will step in as Marple's permanent replacement remains an unanswered question. State board president Wade Linger indicated that the board would select yet another superintendent at the Dec. 12 meeting who will serve on a temporary basis while the board conducts a "serious nationwide search" for a permanent superintendent of schools.
The Randolph County School Board found itself at the center of the controversy over the legality of Marple's firing at a Nov. 15 meeting when state Board of Education President Wade Linger Jr. said he wanted Superintendent Dr. James Phares to be selected as Marple's replacement. Phares told The Inter-Mountain Tuesday that the state board had requested him to be present at Thursday's meeting and said the board would have "a review of (his) candidacy for state superintendent" at that time.
Thursday's agenda contained an item denoted as "Oath of Office," but no oath was administered, and Phares did not appear at the board meeting.
Following a nearly two-hour public comment period during which a total of 20 individuals speaking on behalf of various educational organizations sharply criticized the board's decision to fire Marple as well as the manner in which it was done, Linger called for a motion to adjourn into executive session. Haden who resigned in protest after the board abruptly dismissed Marple without placing the item on the Nov. 15 meeting agenda demanded that Linger provide a reason for the executive session.
"I've got to protest," Haden said. "I got blindsided the other time now, please state your purpose for going into executive session."
Linger replied that state law permits going into executive to discuss personnel matters.
Board member Jenny Phillips, who along with Robert Dunlevy, Gayle Manchin and Michael Green participated in the meeting via telephone, made a motion to table reconsidering Marple's termination until the W.Va. Supreme Court rules on a petition to block Marple's firing and have her reinstated. However, the motion was defeated by a vote of 6-2.


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LAKE TAHOE - The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's Regional Plan Update is headed to court.
The Sierra Club and Friends of the West Shore filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday challenging the TRPA's long-discussed plan for Lake Tahoe's future.
Among the environmental groups' assertions are that the RPU violates the agency's Compact because it will not achieve and maintain the agency's environmental goals, improperly delegates TRPA's project review to local governments and does not reduce environmental impacts to less than significant levels.
Additional height and density allowed under the plan have been among the group's major concerns with the RPU. The height and density allowances were part of an effort by the TRPA to give incentives to developers to move existing development away from sensitive land.
"This new plan fails to recognize that an increase in buildings, rooftops, and pavement will mean an increase in the amount of polluted rain and snowmelt-runoff that flows directly into the Lake," said Laurel Ames of the Tahoe Area Sierra Club, in a statement posted on environmental law firm Earthjustice's website Monday. "Stormwater from pavement and roads is the leading cause of the Lake's loss of clarity. Allowing more pavement and roads seriously undermines efforts to clean up the once pristine lake."
The lawsuit seeks to invalidate approval of the RPU and asks for an injunction against its implementation. The TRPA's Governing Board approved the plan in December.
The TRPA called the lawsuit "pointless" in a Monday statement.
Executive Director Joanne Marchetta said the Sierra Club's suit goes against scientific principles and delays needed policy improvements.
"Renewal is badly needed to realize environmental improvements," Marchetta said in the statement. "A modern approach to sustainability that mixes incentives and a streamlined permit process with high environmental standards is at the heart of 21st century environmentalism. This lawsuit takes us back to the outdated environmental movements of 30 years ago. Simply demanding that development should go away or people should stop coming to Lake Tahoe is not a realistic plan."
Passage of an updated regional plan was one of the requirements in Nevada Senate Bill 271, which threatens to pull the state out of the TRPA if certain changes are not enacted.
The possibility of litigation over the regional plan leading to the dissolution of the TRPA Compact was brought up in a Monday statement from League to Save Lake Tahoe Executive Director Darcie Goodman Collins. Collins said the League is "disappointed" that litigation was filed regarding the plan.
"While the plan is not perfect, it is a product of community collaboration and compromise, and is designed to be adaptive. It also ensures that we continue protecting the regional environment through a federally approved bi-state compact that contains important environmental thresholds. Any litigation will likely result in the dissolution of this compact and no compact means no regional environmental standards for Lake Tahoe. Preserving the compact and implementing the RPU will provide the greatest long-term benefit to the lake and its communities."
Goodman Collins said the League is hopeful the lawsuit can be resolved rapidly.
The TRPA's existing regional plan was passed in 1987 following a three-year legal battle.
The Sierra Club and Friends of the West Shore have been active with litigation recently. More than a year ago, it filed a federal suit against the $500 million Homewood Mountain Resort redevelopment. Earlier this year, a judge ruled that the project could not go forward as initially approved by TRPA and Placer County.


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Vasectomy is a common procedure for permanent birth control in the US with over 520,000 performed a year. This is a form of secondary infertility. Six percent of men who have undergone a vasectomy desire a reversal with 12 times higher desire for reversal if the vasectomy was performed under the age of 30. Options for men who wish to have more children either with the same or new partner include vasectomy reversal, sperm aspiration (not undoing the vasectomy) with IVF-ICSI, donor sperm insemination, adoption or doing nothing. The decision to follow a particular option is determined on a case-by-case basis and depends on important factors such as length of time from vasectomy, experience and training of the surgeon and use of an operating microscope; age of the female partner; gynecological history of the female partner; and economic/financial issues since post vasectomy fertility management is most often not covered by insurance. A common myth is that men over 10 years should not have a vasectomy reversal – this is not correct, with the decision making based on the whole evaluation including examination and couples desires and time line as well as issues of views on family planning hopes of the couple. Vasectomy reversal is performed either as an end to end connection – removing the area of vasectomy and reconnecting, and this is called a vasovasostomy. The other type of reversal is a connection between the vas and the back of the testicle (the epididymis) called a vasoepididymostomy. The decision to perform one or the other of these operations depends on the fluid seen at the vasectomy site at the time of the vas reversal. The vasoepididymostomy is a very specialized microsurgery operation that requires significant training. Dr Nangia is trained in this operation. Vasectomy reversal is an outpatient surgery and then semen analysis checked 4 weeks after surgery and periodically there after until pregnancy occurs. Success rates are approximately 75% pregnancy if the vasectomy was performed under 3-5 years prior to approximately 30% if vasectomy was 15 or more years previously.
Sperm aspiration/retrieval techniques for use with IVF-ICSI can be performed in many ways (MESA, TESA, TESE, microTESE) depending on the situation for each patient/couple – ranging from men who have had a vasectomy to men who do not have sperm in the ejaculated semen, known as azoospermia. The reason men have no sperm in the semen and who do not have a blockage (known as non obstructive azoospermia) can be genetic, hormonal or unknown. In up to 10% of cases the genetic reason is felt to be due to missing a piece of the Y chromosome (the male chromosome), known as the AZF region. Some men may also have pieces of one chromosome on another (translocation) or too many X chromosomes. These can be checked by performing blood work. Azoospermia is not the end of the road for having biological children. Even though a man may not have sperm in the semen, there may still be pockets of sperm in the testicles that are not getting out and can be retrieved in up to 60% of cases. This does require a special type of sperm retrieval called micro TESE – which is an extensive biopsy using an operating microscope. This does have to be performed in the operating room. The number of sperm can only be used with IVF-ICSI. Genetic counseling of a couple is sometimes needed especially if a known genetic problem is found.
Another group of patients may develop infertility – those who receive chemotherapy or radiation for cancer. In these cases men should try to freeze sperm prior to treatment for later use if their counts are too low or zero. Hope is not lost in those who did not freeze and may require micro TESE or use of ART. Spinal cord injury in a young man is another reason for problems with fertility – mainly because of ejaculatory issues. In this situation special methods are required to retrieve sperm for couples to have children. Sometimes men have retrograde ejaculation – sperm going into the bladder e.g diabetics, spinal cord injuries, neurological issues, urological/prostate surgery and medications. Retrieval of the sperm from the bladder can be performed to use with assisted reproduction. Sometimes medications can be used to reverse retrograde ejaculation.
At the University of Kansas Medical Center, we have a comprehensive male infertility center that includes an andrology laboratory capable of semen analysis, cryopreservation, and other sophisticated sperm testing. Dr. Ajay Nangia works closely with the reproductive endocrinologists at KU and in the community when couples desire to pursue assisted reproduction – insemination or in vitro fertilization (IVF). Dr. Nangia is fellowship trained from the Cleveland Clinic in male infertility and microsurgery and specializes in vas and epididymis reconstruction, sophisticated sperm retrieval techniques, as well as problems of fertility following cancer and other illnesses including spinal cord injury. Dr. Nangia is a national leader in this field, as well as issues of male contraception.


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In the days after Maj. David Gray's death on Aug. 8, his wife, Heather, wanted to be bitter that her husband had been taken from her.
"I came to (God) with the raw emotion of 'I'm really angry. I don't like that I'm going to Dover, Delaware, to receive my husband's body on my birthday,'" said Gray, 32. "I really questioned what God had in store. I wanted to get angry and let bitterness seep in, but I felt like the Lord was telling me this was not the end."
David, who was killed at age 38 by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan, is the only commissioned officer from the Air Force ROTC program to die in combat, according to Charleston Southern University records. The Grays were in the class of 2002.
Heather Gray, who lives in Colorado Springs, was in town Wednesday to speak at Charleston Southern, where her love story with David began.
She has formed Finish Strong Ministries, a nod to the words David said to her as they completed their first 5K race together: "It isn't how well you run the race that matters," he said. "Just finish strong."
She was comforted by those words in the days after his death and has made it her motto as she shares her story.
"Someone told me recently that the Lord only gives stories to those willing to tell them," she said.
This week, she brought their children, Nyah, 9, Garrett, 6, and Ava, 4, to visit for the first time at the university where their parents met.
She showed them the brick inscribed "Where we met — DG*HP — Forever" in front of Lightsey Chapel next to the reflection pond. It was to be a gift from her to him for their 11th anniversary, but he died three days too soon.
In 1999, Heather Pipkin was a pretty, fair-skinned blonde teen from Simpsonville in her sophomore year. David Gray was a dark and handsome 27-year-old from Loganville, Ga., who had already done a stint in the Air Force before college.
In notes they passed in convocation — a college requirement now called Chapel — she called him "old," she said, but still hoped he would ask her out.
He later proposed under the Folly Beach pier, and they were married at Citadel Square Baptist Church on Aug. 11, 2001. They grew in faith together. When he died, they were writing, together, a devotional for deployed couples.
In 2005, David was underwater for 6 minutes during a training exercise and nearly drowned. Medical professionals said he wouldn't survive, but Gray bargained with God for one more day with her husband.
"The Lord gave me seven more years and so when that death notification came and changed everything for me, I kind of knew in my heart even though I wanted to be bitter, God had fulfilled his promise," she said. "He had given me seven years and two more children, and so I couldn't be bitter. In the Bible, seven is the number of completion and I really believe that God knew that David's life was complete at that moment."
In the days after David's death, she asked God for signs that He was there for her and was "bowled over" by the response, she said.
First, her family's military liaison, a self-described atheist, gave her a card with a Bible verse, Isaiah 6:8: "And I heard the voice of the Lord saying, 'Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?' Then I said, 'Here I am! Send me.'" He said it reminded him of David.
She later found a coin among David's military tokens with the same verse, and then, in the receiving line at her husband's visitation, a stranger pressed an identical coin into her hand.
Finally, on the day of the funeral, a letter from David arrived. In it, David explained why he was willing to lay his life on the line for his country, quoting Isaiah 6:8.
"I'm here to tell you that it is a conscious decision that you have to make to be strong," she said. "So look for what God is doing in your life, and if you just ask Him, he will show you all of these things. He's not afraid to blow you away with the ways that He wants to hold your heart and heal you and help you overcome whatever it is you're going through."


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This international conference therefore aims to explore the new political meanings and practices of music and to provide an impetus for their study.
Dates: 7 and 8 June 2013
Conference organized by the University of Strasbourg, the French-speaking branch of the IASPM, the German ASPM and Volume! the French journal of popular music studies.
45 participants, from 20 countries. Keynote speakers:
Martin Cloonan, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Dietrich Helms, University of Osnabrück, Germany
Full programme here: http://volume.revues.org/3444
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At the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, you will find works by modern and contemporary artists from around the world. Since the Kemper Museum's opening in 1994, its permanent collection has more than tripled. Works in the collection range from those created after the 1913 Armory Show, an important benchmark in modern art, to the present. At the core of the Museum's permanent collection is the Bebe and Crosby Kemper Collection, composed of gifts from the Museum's founders R. Crosby Kemper and Bebe Kemper, as well as several of the Kemper Foundations.
The online Permanent Collection seeks to give viewers an expanded view of the entirety of the Permanent Collection, provide a broader context for works being shown in current exhibitions, and features works that identify with current stories in the international concious. Kemper Museum staff will partner each month in selecting 20–30 works from the collection to debut each month.
Permanent Collection artists include Polly Apfelbaum, Arthur Dove, Louise Bourgeois, Dale Chihuly, Damien Hirst, Andrew Wyeth, Fairfield Porter, Georgia O'Keeffe, Frank Stella, Romare Bearden, Robert Mapplethorpe, Kojo Griffin, Matthew Ritchie, Wayne Thiebaud, Petah Coyne, Tom Otterness, and Hung Liu. The Museum rotates its collection on a regular basis, allowing visitors to study and discover new works throughout the year.