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Feathers add such a glamorous & unique feel to parties and weddings…I've always loved the look but am especially in the mode right now because we're working on some fun feather accents for the upcoming Hip Hostess/Chambord event in NY at the end of the month! (more details on that coming soon!)
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These are just gorgeous!!! The feather tree centerpieces are so eye-catching!
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i am SO in love with feathers right now, but have ALWAYS loved them in floral arrangements! i really like the orange feathers and how they added the perfect pop of color to an all white bouquet. genius!
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Feathers are such a fun addition to any theme. I did invitations for a bride that was using ostrich feathers as an accent. Very cool!
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I did flowers for a wedding recently using ostrich feathers. They were around the bottom like in the picture of the orchid bouquet. I snipped some of the feathers and made small wisps to include in the corsages, too. It was a fun unique look.
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Lovely, glamorous, and out-of-the-ordinary all at the same time – just like I like it!
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I love how the feathers used here were elegant without being over-the-top and tacky. Beautifully done!
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Patti Casey has earned her spot as a fixture on the northeastern US folk scene through sheer talent and artistic self discipline. A native of Vermont, Casey is a prolific songwriter who tells honest and quirky tales of everyday life. She is a master of vocal understatement, simple, pure; like a jazz vocalist whose heart was somehow – for some unknown but wonderful reason – thrown into gospel mode. Casey has perfected her own New England-flavored bluegrass style, one that shines equally with welcome, familiar sounds as well as undeniable originality. She has recorded five solo albums, and her latest, The Heart of a Waiting Boy, is aural testament to, "the sweetest voice and some of the finest songwriting to come out of Vermont…" (Vermont Public Radio).
Her career has taken her to many places along the way. She has appeared live on "A Prairie Home Companion" with Garrison Keillor, has won Texas's prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk songwriter's competition, and was a winner of the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at the legendary Merlefest in Wilkesboro, North Carolina as well as at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival's Troubadour songwriters contest. For more information visit http://www.patticasey.com/
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"Lowcountry Bombshell" surprises at every twist as Boyer infuses her lighthearted plot with a look at obsession with celebrity, unadulterated greed and an affectionate look at South Carolina.
Private detective Liz Talbot pretty much has her feet on the ground with a practical view of the world, despite her rather complicated love life. It's the clients who come to her P.I. firm who are the odd ones. At least that's often how it appears on the surface.
Her latest client is Calista McQueen, who glides into Liz's office looking like a picture-perfect likeness of actress Marilyn Monroe. A recent transplant to Stella Maris, a fictional island adjacent to Charleston, S.C., Calista is convinced that someone wants to kill her and that it will occur on the anniversary of Monroe's death.
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With the Northern Ohio League title on the line, Ontario coach Dan Gorbett admitted he wasn't sure what to expect from starting pitcher Mason Goodwin.
"Mason's pitched us some good games, (but) he's been a little inconsistent this year," Gorbett said. "So we were concerned how he would do in a big game."
A little more than two hours after Goodwin threw his first pitch, Gorbett had his answer.
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Columbian's Aaron Sostaric puts the tag on Ontario's Paul Homan after a wild throw to first.
Columbian third baseman Jack Burkes tracks a ground ball down the line that eventually went foul Monday against Ontario in Tiffin.
"Boy, he answered the call," the coach said.
Working off an inside fastball that Columbian hitters had trouble laying off, Goodwin pitched a complete-game shutout, limiting the Tornadoes to four hits as the Warriors claimed the NOL championship with an 8-0 victory.
This is Ontario's first season in the NOL. They took the title behind Goodwin, who improved to 6-0 while striking out seven.
"To come in here and shut out Tiffin, I never thought that was going to happen," Gorbett said. "He had that high fastball, and he was putting it right where he wanted it, where they think it's a strike and they go after it. And actually, his offspeed stuff was working better today than it has in the past, so I thought that was a big key, too. When your offspeed stuff is working, your fastball seems faster."
Columbian coach Curt Mellott gave Goodwin credit, but said his hitters helped him out.
"He pitched extremely well today," Mellott said. "It's frustrating. We just did not come ready to play. That's the bottom line, and that's disheartening."
Mellott said the team recognized Goodwin was being effective inside.
"We didn't make any adjustments on the inner half; I kind of chirped at our team about making an adjustment, and making sure we were looking inner half," Mellott said. "And we continued to hit balls off our hands. Mentally, we were not locked in today, and I'm not sure how that can happen on a day like today."
Ontario (18-3, 10-2 NOL) scored single runs in each of the first two innings, but left the bases loaded each time. It got some breathing room in the third when No. 9 hitter Ridge Jackson hit a two-out RBI double off starter Aaron Sostaric to make it 3-0. Brad Dretzka followed with a two-run single, and the lead increased to 5-0.
"That had me concerned, that we kept the door open for them by leaving so many guys on base," Gorbett said. "(Columbian's) pitchers made the pitches when they needed to, and we scratched enough runs out there to get it."
TC (13-11, 9-3) used six different pitchers in the game. Sostaric started, going 3 1/3 innings in taking the loss. He allowed five runs, but struck out five. He also doubled at the plate. Nate Hoyda had a pair of singles for the Tornadoes.
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Cynthia Cooper-Dyke knows about winning in the NCAA women's basketball tournament. Can she lead USC to success from the bench, as she once did on the court?
The Trojans, under first-year coach Cooper-Dyke, received a No. 9 need in the NCAA Tournament on Monday and will face No. 8 seed St. John's in the first round Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.
USC (22-12) is making its 16th appearance in the tournament and its first since 2006. The Trojans secured their place in the tournament by winning the Pac-12 Conference Tournament this month.
"I knew that we were projected to be between 9 and 11, so it doesn't surprise me that we're 9," said Cooper-Dyke, a basketball Hall of Famer as a player. "We beat some very strong teams on our way to our Pac-12 title. I'm excited for the opportunity and I know my team will be ready."
USC will face No. 1 Tennessee (ranked third nationally) or No. 16 Northwestern State in Monday's second round if it beats St. John's (22-10), which finished third in the Big East Conference this season.
"We looked at (St. John's) record as soon as we found out that's who we're going to play," senior guard Cassie Harberts (San Clemente High) said. "They've had some great wins. It's going to be a tough game but I like our chances."
Cooper-Dyke was a guard on USC's 1983 and 1984 national championship teams. USC went 11-20 last season under Coach Michael Cooper (no relation), then fired him and hired Cooper-Dyke, who had been a college head coach since 2006 after a long, successful WNBA playing career.
USC, led by junior guard Ariya Crook (15.8 points) and Harberts (15.6 points, 7.4 rebounds), started this season 5-5 but went 4-0 in the Pac-12 tournament, including an upset of top-seeded Stanford.
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There is no doubt that sequencing the human genome was an enormous technical achievement. But it didn't lead to the expected quantum leap in understanding protein function or the disease process.
Instead, we began to appreciate the importance of alternative mRNA splicing, differential tissue expression, and post-translational modification in generating the components of biochemical pathways, tissue modeling, and normal physiological functioning.
Proteomics has allowed us to identify and quantify proteins expressed in normal and disease states. However, proteomics does not ascribe function so additional methods, such as biomolecular interaction analysis (BIA), are imperative to unravel the myriad interconnected pathways and systems whose balanced function is essential for health.
"Molecules in the body and cells work by interacting with each otherthat is why this field is so important," says Hans-H Trutnau, managing director of biosensor service company Kinomics (www. kinomics.com). "BIA enables you to measure any pair of interactions you can imagine involving proteins, DNA, RNA, antibodies, or ligands."
Biosensors rely on the exquisite binding properties of cells and biomolecules for their functional partners. When partners come together, changes in different physical parameters, including mass or enthalpy, are measured by transducers producing an electrical signal proportional to the interaction. Data analysis can extend the information content to quantify the interaction's kinetics, specificity, and strength as well as any conformational changes.
Of the various types of biosensors, those that measure the affinity of one molecule for another are currently making the biggest contribution to analyzing biomolecular interactions.
According to Gerry Ronan, CEO of Farfield Sensors (www.farfield-sensors.co.uk), "The BIA market is dominated by Biacore (www.biacore.com) whose surface plasmon resonance (SPR) systems use optical sensors to measure the rate of mass addition and removal from which kinetic and affinity parameters can be calculated."
Stefan Lfs, vp and CSO at Biacore, claims, "We established the market for label-free, real-time investigation of protein interactions. There are now over 4,000 peer-reviewed publications describing work based on Biacore's systems, and these are being added to at the rate of 700800 every year."
Central to an SPR biosensor is a glass-surfaced chip that supports a thin layer of gold, providing both the means to immobilize or covalently link the test protein and to generate the physical conditions for SPR.
Surface plasmons are collective oscillations of free electrons constrained in the metal film. Polarized light from a prism excites the electrons resonantly.
As molecules are immobilized on a sensor surface, the refractive index at the interface between the surface and a solution flowing over the surface changes, altering the angle at which the reduced-intensity light is reflected from the glass. The change in angle, caused by binding or dissociation of molecules from the sensor surface, is proportional to the mass of bound material.
"SPR has no lower resolution limit. We can detect down to 200 daltons, maybe lower, depending on the density of target molecules on the chip surface," Lfs maintains. "Low sample concentration can be a problem, but with a sufficiently high binding affinity, even this can be managed. Sample protein preparation and processing remain as the key issues curtailing broader technology adoption."
"In the early years, Biacore's customers within the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries used their instruments in the same way as academics, and later on for target identification and validation.
"As different systems and applications have developed, it has become possible to address later stages in the development process including lead optimization and secondary screening.
"Our instruments are also suitable for process control, in particular of biopharmaceutical drugs like antibodies and therapeutic proteins and also immunogenic studies. The newly launched Biacore T100 system now meets the regulatory demands made when working in the GLP and GMP environment."
Biacore acknowledges the contribution made by customers in developing new applications. "The majority of these involve proteins, although a significant number are now DNA-protein," Lfs comments.
"Some customers investigate more fundamental surface interactions to develop new surfaces minimizing nonspecific binding for different types of medical devices. Compared with five years ago, we can now measure the direct binding of small molecule drugs with target proteins."
Kinomic's Trutnau identifies two potential bottlenecks to the increased usage of biosensorssoftware and hardware. "Data analysis to produce a kinetic profile still takes time. Kinetic analysis is important, for example, when selecting a therapeutic antibody to treat a particular cancer.
"Rapid binding may not be so critical as knowing that an antibody sticks to its targeted tumor cell long enough to do the job. Our software produces results two- to tenfold faster than other systems. A single button click sets off the automated data analysis. Users love the on-screen traffic light system that shows whether measurements are consistent."
On the hardware side, most industry observers agree there is a need to increase the throughput capability of commercially available biosensors. Biacore is currently rolling out an instrument that, it says, will produce five to ten times more data per unit time. To complement this, early in the year, Biacore acquired FLEXChip from HTS Biosystems (www.htsbiosystems.com).
Cambridge Consultants (CCL; www.cambridgeconsultants.com) modified the SPR technique to enable an array of binding sites to be measured simultaneously. Direct imaging of the binding surface is achieved with interferometric phase imaging.
A single wavelength, ultra-low divergence beam illuminates the binding area. The phase of the reflected light varies linearly in response to small changes in refractive index at the surface, producing a measurable image.
"Apart from microfluidics, the system doesn't need any moving parts," explained Martin French, CCL's clinical diagnostics business leader. "Our proprietary interferometer can be of monolithic construction, lending itself to multiplexing. We estimate that the system is capable of examining over 1,000 individual binding sites within a high density protein array of 10 mm2."
With development partner Orla Protein Technologies (www. orlaproteins.com), CCL demonstrated proof-of-principle for the multiplexed analysis of antibody binding to specific proteins at the recent "37th Annual Oak Ridge Conference".
Looking to the future, French said, "The high-value diagnostics market is where we'd like to go. This type of technology can be miniaturized, which means there is great potential for screening patients at the point of care."
Biosensors are sophisticated instruments and therefore are not an insignificant investment. Suppliers provide after-sales support and publication of application protocols to expand fields of use and ensure quality, reproducible measurements.
Biaffin (www.biaffin.com) provides bioanalytical services, specializing in BIA using Biacore's SPR instrumentation. Oliver Diekman, BIA project manager, explains, "We work for many pharmaceutical companies, even those that already have SPR capability, establishing and validating assays."
"Buying an instrument doesn't guarantee a good result. Users have to be aware of the problems of mass transport in a flow-through system. If molecules enter a system slower than they bind to the sensor, you measure the flow rate, not the binding rate.
"Also, if a chip has an excess of binding sites, molecules can move from one site to the next without being detected, introducing measurement uncertainty. Customers use Biaffin because of our experience in eliminating these artifacts, speed, and reliability."
"SPR systems that measure mass addition or removal from a surface, tend to run out of steam when the interaction molecule is small, as is the case with drug candidates," comments Ronan.
"In addition, since all proteins tend to be sticky, measurements are plagued by nonspecific binding. Farfield's take, an optical method called Dual Polarization Interferometry (DPI), is different. (See Application Note on page 34).
"Using our molecular microscope, we measure structural changes in the protein as a result of its binding to another molecule. Conformation can be determined by quantifying the immobilized protein's size. Density gives us information about protein folding. Nonspecific binding does not induce a structural change so the measurement is clean."
Farfield isn't just about detecting interactions, it wants to understand them too. A month ago, the company announced the award of a competitive Small Business Research Initiative grant from the U.K.'s Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council to examine the structure and behavior of glycosylated biomolecules.
The same technology found in quartz watches or mobile phones is finding new applications in the life sciences. Allan Marchington, CEO of Akubio (www.akubio. com), explains. "Each crystal vibrates at a set frequency that changes as mass is added to the surface.
"Our instrument incorporates a quartz crystal resonator onto which a molecular target is coupled, usually an antibody or a protein. A potential binding partner is passed over the surface. Changes in vibrational frequency indicate changes in mass and therefore biomolecular interactions."
"With Akubio's system, the interaction is measured directly. This is solid-state technology, so it is miniaturizable, potentially to a hand-held, point-of-care diagnostic device, it is available in multiple formats, and throughput can easily be increased.
"Quartz crystal technology doesn't suffer from mass transport limitations in which a still layer over the sensor surface causes sample molecules to travel the last 300 nm by diffusion.
SPR systems measure refractive index to within about 300 nm of the surface. Binding molecules frequently come off and re-bind, and if they don't travel out of the 300-nm range, their movements are not registered. With quartz crystal technology, it only needs a few water molecules to appear between the bound and unbound molecules for the system to register therefore kinetics measurements are more accurate."
One of the biggest advantages is that Akubio's technology is not reliant on refractive index, therefore it is less dependent on sample solvent, and crude samples can be used. Akubio's first instrument is now in beta testing with a launch planned for 2006.
"Ultimately, all screening will become real-time and label-free. Of the main approaches, including optical and acoustic techniques, the winner will be the most versatile technology with the broadest application range," Marchington concludes.
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Karsten Schenk wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
> I've just bought my BreadBox Ensemble via download from Sun2k and I have
> two questions.
> 1) How do I install Software?
> Programms, once unpacked, are not recongnized by Geos as Executables.[/color]
um, strange... maybe they are universal installer packages, in that case
download it at [url]www.tvakatter.org[/url] and install it then open the
installerpackages to install the software you downloaded...
> 2)
> Is there any possibilitiy of sending Email to different folders
> automatically, when fetching them with the Email programm?[/color]
something like that as a "post processing" could be done with newbasic
see tvakatter or [url]http://www.aibfb.ch/nbexpress/[/url] for some examples. I
think newmail simply saves mails as individual files and a simple
filtering like pine offers at the end of the month to run a script that
archives all mail of the past month into a filder called something like
"month-year" or so would be relatively easy if you have a little
experience with basic :-) (yeah, if it was so i'd probably have done it
before but hey i don't use newmail :-) )
> Thanks in advance.
> Karsten[/color]
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Jesse Turner, Jr.
Jesse Turner, Jr. serves as Chairman of tri-state bank of Memphis since 1994; president since 1990, member, board of directors since 1983; served as CEO, EVP-cashier, VP, and auditor. Certified public accountant since 1974; owner, Jesse H. Turner, jr., CPA, since 1989, formerly Jesse H. Turner, CPA, a public accounting firm serving small businesses, non-profit groups, and individuals.
Received B.S. Degree in Mathematics in 1971 and M.B.A. degree in Accounting and Finance from the University Of Chicago in 1973 on fellowship. A. B. A. Stonier graduate school of banking, 1984; Memphis School of Banking, 1979. Graduated co-salutatorian from Christian Brothers High School, Memphis. Graduate of St. Augustine grade school, Memphis.
Currently he is National Assistant Treasurer and National Board Member, NAACP; Treasurer and Life Member of Memphis branch NAACP. Member, Finance Council, St. Augustine Catholic Church. Member, American Institute of CPAS. Board Member, Depot Redevelopment Corporation of Memphis and Shelby County. Member, Delta Boule, Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity. Enjoys current events, reading and music.
Past civil rights service: President & VP, Memphis NAACP Youth Council; President, Region V Youth; Founder & President, University Of Chicago College Chapter; Treasurer, Memphis Branch NAACP 25 years; participated in NAACP national youth mobilization to lower vote to 18; participated in voter registration drives, picketing, and marches since 12. Fought for use of African American businesses on boards on which served; worked wards and precincts to help elect blacks and supportive whites to public office; first black to desegregate high school in Memphis.
Distinguished Service Award, Memphis branch NAACP, 1993; Hall of Fame, Christian Brothers High School, 1995; Simply The Best CEO Award, 1996; Honorary Doctorate, Lemoyne-Owen College, 2004.


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United States, MN, Otsego
Joined Dec 2010
578 Posts
I've been flying my Genius CP off and on all weekend in the backyard. It has been beautiful sunny and relatively warm for South Dakota here lately. A little windy but I am learning to handle the wind much better the more I practice.
6 packs today without any need to hit the TH switch! Every landing was soft AND planned!
Joined Aug 2006
59 Posts
ever since i got my V120D02S V2 up and running with a new rudder servo, i've been flying every morning (when winds are calm) in my fave vacant lot near our house along with my trusty and reliable 2ea hisky FBL100s. i have a total of
19pcs 1s lipos among those three so its non stop flipping and tumbling, inverted circuits, etc...
been having a few minor crashes and since i fly on grass, most of the time the helis escape unscathe (quick on the TH) with their unscheduled landings. the V120 only does require some gluing of the B-gear to the drive shaft since the D-hole is pretty much rounded out already from heavy use.
i'm also in the process of getting another V120D02S so i can alternate days flying either model of heli avoiding the constant mix/confusion of having two types of TX (to bring) with flight mode and TH on opposing sides of the box! it is always nice to have at least two or even more of the same bird in order to be constantly flying and no more waiting for motors to cool off between flights.
that way i am out for an hour or so of really good quality flying! though it can be mentally tiring at first especially when you are trying to learn new tricks. when i learned inverted, i can only fly a few packs before i retire for the day coz my mind is so tired my fingers are already moving the wrong way when i go back to upright!
happy flying to everyone out there, anywhere you are in the world!
Three packs on the good ol CP2 out back before work. Man it felt so good to get out and fly! I just put an gy401 on the model with excellent results; I've been buying the gyros used and have been mounted them on all my birds. I still run fly barred helis and I love being able to pick up the gy401s so cheap :-)
Tucson, Az
Joined Feb 2007
17,072 Posts
Flew couple of quads and couple of 4 ch f/p helis and trired new Genius c/p just to check it out. I need more work but it handles better than Super F/P. FBL F/P I found out have big issues in ground affect. Mine will scoot hard to rear and pull right big time. The C/P rose easily off ground but is slippery. Try again later as this is doable. Breaking new ground here. Later flew two V911's to relax and then two 9958's. Good day flying wise.
At the gym
Four batts thru the new SR 120; still trying to figure out the d/r&expo and mixes that didn't transfer over from the old heli. Only one midair - a heavy coax took off fast just as I passed overhead taking out one of my favorite chopped, tracked and balanced blades. Gotta love this hobby, but don't get too attached to "consumable" parts!
Four batts thru the Champ dodging foamies, vapors and embers. Turned off the mixes in favor of working on my "thumb skills".
I stink out side but I'm learning. I can hover great inside. Just working on moving about and rooms are to small for that with this heli.
United States, MN, Otsego
Joined Dec 2010
578 Posts
Took a break at lunch today since it is generally too dark anymore when I get off work. It was snowing, lightly but very little wind. The Genius was great! It took me awhile to learn to hit the throttle hold, now that I have that down I am starting to hit the throttle hold less and less and instead am giving myself a little height and actually recovering when it starts to get away from me a bit.
I don't think my Genius minded the light snow at all!
Just because I had not even touched it in at least 2months and because the wind was maybe 2 to 4 miles per hour, I flew my Syma S033g. Still works, still remember how to fly 3 channel, but not good in any wind Then I flew my V929 a couple times, got it stuck up in a pecan tree about 12 feet up, managed to shake it out of the tree. Then I flew my 911rx/9958 and had an unplanned landing in a cedar tree about 10 feet up, managed to get it out and fly some more. I also dive bombed the cat and dog a few times with the V929 which caused more unplanned landings
I would like to thank Horizon Hobby for throwing in the red canopy/tail as a Christmas present. They knew with my MS something about the blue canopy's my eyes can't focus on them to track them properly.
A short vid. Put in 2 flights.
Now THAT was fun!
It's too cold to ride and probably will be until next April, but a few of the guys from my church's informal "motorcycle gang" hung around after our Wednesday morning "geezer" Bible study. We got the custodian to turn on the lights and raise the hoops in the mullet porpoise room so we could fly!
Although they have little to no experience with rc, two of the guys have been fooling around with their Syma S107's but were a little frustrated at having to fly at home by themselves. I brought along my 120SR, two MCX2's, a Champ and enough tx's so everyone could get more "stick time" - we had a ball!
I have eight each of the 160mAh and 550mAh batts and four of the OEM chargers that came with my original ARF's plus my programmable charger so there was no waiting except for cooldowns between flights. Everyone got to fly several times over the 2 1/2 hours we had, and we were also able to get a lot of questions answered about mechanical adjustments, tx trims, battery management etc.
The guys went away really "charged up" about our hobby. It may even turn into a church club!
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Pioneer have launched their new DJ equipment. This is a new innovation in DJ equipment, since it don't need a laptop to DJing with it. Well, this is the answer for you who are tired of DJing using laptop and also CDs. What you need is the XDJ Aero and a wireless capable device such as ipad or maybe your cellphone. The XDJ Aero allows you to mix using tracks from your wireless device, but in addition to that you can also mix using tracks from you USB device, and also from computer via DJ software. This system works with pioneer new mobile app called the Rekordbox.
The XDJ Aero are able to connect to maximum of four devices. But note that the file format that are supported via Wi-Fi connections are only MP3 and AAC. But if you wish to use WAV file format, you can just use USB devices which gives more supported file formats. Besides it's function as a controller, it also can be used as a standalone two channel DJ Mixer. Pioneer also give it a new jog control and audio effects :
- Jog Drum – Launch, scratch and manipulate samples by simply turning or tapping the jog platter.
- Sample Launch – Includes four built-in sounds: Scratch, Horn, Siren and Laser.
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Jillian Morgan
2010: Moved to the back line and started all 18 matches for the Colonials as a senior ... played an important part of directing the defense that held opponents to a 1.10 goals-against average ... named to the Atlantic 10 All-Conference Second Team.
2009: Started all 19 matches at midfield for the Colonials ... scored two goals, third-most on the team, fifth on the team with five points ... scored against Richmond (10/10) and in the win at Rhode Island (11/1) to wrap-up the season ... assisted the first goal of the season for Brittany Eger against Towson (8/24) ... took 24 shots with nine on goal.
2008: Started in all 19 matches for the Colonials ... Recorded her first point of her career with an assist against Old Dominion (8/29) ... Scored her first career goal in the A-10 match-up against Fordham (9/26) ... Named to the A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll for both semesters in the 08-09 academic year.
2007: Started all 18 matches her freshman season ... Recorded nine shots on goal ... Named to A-10 Commssioner's Honor Roll ... Named to the 2007 Atlantic 10 preseason and postseason All-Rookie Team.
High School: Three-time All-Conference first team ... As a senior, was named Conference MVP, Pennsylvania All-State, Regional All-American, Scholar All-American, Philadelphia Inquirer Player of the Year and Pottstown Mercury Player of the Year ... Team was State Champions in 2003 and District Champions and State Finalists in 2005 ... Member of National Honor Society and French Honor Society ... Member of the Vincent United Football Club team for five years.
Personal: Jillian Deborah Morgan ... Born Sep. 17, 1989 in Douglassville, PA ... Daughter of Edward and Loretta ... Has one sister, Allison (20) ... Aspires to work in international law ... Majoring in International Affairs.


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Sunday, February 05, 2006
Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash: All The Cool Kids Will Be There
Breckenridge Brewery
Pass the word to help make this a great bash.
You don't have to have a blog to come, and you don't have to have a blog to RSVP. Commenters and lurkers are encouraged to come by and meet up with some of the most opinionated, intelligent, interesting drunk people in the Rocky Mountains. Likewise, everyone is welcome regardless of political affiliation, blogging style, favorite football team, or height.
I'll be updating names on the list regularly and will post graphics for the event in the next day or two.
Who's Coming?
Shannon. Who is really really happy about the Super Bowl. Really happy.
Steve Green
Matt (the Irregular Blogger)
Doug Sundseth
Wheels. We hope.
Walter. Who won't be seeing the Rev. Horton Heat just so he can spend an evening drinking and talking with you. He's nice that way.
Dorkafork. Who really just comes for the chicks. And the occasional Dave-sponsored shot.
Left Off Colfax. Who shows up late just to mock us all when we've already reached the "No, I meant it, I love you, man" stage of the evening.
Angie. Airlines permitting.
Darren. Although it's been so long since he wrote for our pleasure that we had considered revoking his license to blog.
David Aitken. Who, we expect, will be funding shots for everyone. Now that's one of life's better ideas. Heheh.
Sheygets Goyishekop.
Jeff G will be there for a bit.
And it looks like JK from Three Sources is going to be there.
Karl Maher, too.
Robin Roberts is coming. I told you that all the cool kids would be there.
Comments & Trackbacks
I thought it was 5.0, but you didn't seem to like that idea. If it isn't that, then it's 4.6 or 4.7 or something like that.
Of course I'll be there. Even though the Reverend Horton Heat will be playing at the Gothic.
Walter, I had faith in you the whole time.
IF flights look good that weekend (cause I fly standby) I'll be there. Anyone want to send me hotels in the area??
Check back here tomorrow night, Angie. I'll have some links up for local hotels.
At the Breck? Count me in. I've been wanting to try their beers for a while now, yet never have gotten around to it.
But just as with RMBB v 4.5 at the Minturn, I'll be more than just fashionably late. Look for me around midnight. And hopefully this time, I won't trip over a glass slipper some dumb blonde left on the stairs.
Oh, and Angie, there's a Holiday Inn in downtown Denver. If you're budget conscious, that'd probably be one of your better bets. But if you can afford it, I'd highly recommend the Luna Hotel. Just a bit over the pricey side, to be perfectly honest, but if you've been thinking about spoiling yourself for a night or two, this is definately one of the places to do it.
And no, I don't work for the Chamber of Commerce. Just spent a lot of time driving a cab in this town, and as such, know way too much about it.
I'm one of the bloggers going to Amsterdam and I leave on the 16th. I'm really sorry to miss it. I know you all will have a great time, and please include me on the list for the next one.
I am happy to tell you that the Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash is scheduled for February 18th at 6 p.m. ...
Jeralyn, that's a shame. You will be missed.
Have a wonderful time in Amsterdam, though.
There are some decent hotels in Westminster. The Double Tree is nice, but there's a few more. Ditto for some of the other neighboring towns. Just depends on your budget & your hotel comfort factor.
But I'd advise against staying in Denver proper. They (the city goverment & an apparent majority of its citizens) have an aversion to people having the means of self defense, plus they're not crazy about certain pets (killin gthem as they find them in fact) & last I heard they wanted to nanny over everyone (& kill the bar scene at the same time) by pushing for a statewide smoking ban. Plus the parking is horrible.
Course I keep using these same arguments to get the RMBB (even v. 5.0) moved to a freedom friendly locale, but alas I seem to be bitching in the wilderness.
I intend to be there. I haven't had any blog entries for the past month because I've been working on a hot project with a tight deadline, but it should be finished today. It's not my weekend for Cheryl, but I believe she wants to show up (and can, now that she's 18).
We are SO there.
Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash XL... or 4.7, or 5.1, or something... is set for Saturday, February 18. Full details plus...
My brother in innebriation, I am looking forward to it immensely.
Wheels, I hope she can show up. It would be an honor to meet her.
TO: David J
RE: Regrets
We'll be judging a high school debate tournament that day.
P.S. Give my best man a big kiss for me....I see he's on the list of attendees.
Did someone say beer? Plus, I must see Vodka "spritzer" with my own eyes....
I can only drink Guinness. When we were discussing locales, that was my only request.
Just called Breckinridge, and they don't serve it. So I'm going to have to skip this one. Or else, I'll take whoever wishes to go to a neighboring pub that serves it with me.
Jeff, that's disappointing. I was looking forward to seeing you.
I called the Brewery and talked to the manager and then to the general manager and they weren't willing to budge, so I don't see a way to get them to serve Guinness.
Gosh, can't imagine why the Breck wouldn't serve a competitor's product just to satisfy Jeff.
Even though the Breck serves food, I'd be tempted to go a couple blocks south to the Brewery Bar II for dinner before the Bash. Damn fine green chile there. (But no Guinness)
I thought that the version number rolled over each year. Announcing the next Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash, February 18th, at the Breckenridge Brewery Downtown Brewpub. (Alas, not the Brewery and BBQ on Kalamath.) Dave J has the official announcement and comment thread.
Well, we can do the one on Kalamath, I just had no idea how big it was, etc… what's it like?
Never expected Breckenridge to budge for me; just hoped we could find a place that served Guinness, because that's about the only beer I can drink these days (it reacts well with the new meds).
No matter. You all gather and have fun.
Drat, Jeff. And I was going to buy you a belated birthday beer, too.
Falling Rock Tap House and Blake Street Tavern both serve Guinness. So if anyone wants take a half hour and go have a drink with me and the wife, you're certainly welcome.
The official Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash will be held 2/18 at the Breckenridge Brewery, Blake St, Denver, 6 PM - Unfortunately, they don't serve Guinness (the one beer that seems to work well with my meds) -- so I won't be staying long. However, if I'm going to be shelling out big bucks for a baby sitter anyway, I may as well find a few pubs within walking distance that a) can accomodate people; and b) serve fucking Guinness [Falling Rock Tap House comes to mind, as does……
Yeah, well I've been saying that for the last year. But I'm sure that your redesign will happen soon.
I'm in.
Looks like a great opportunity to meet the local hoi polloi of punditry -- who wants to join me? Rockyu Mountain Bloggers Bash...
Hey, Jeff, not that anyone ever listens to me, but I suggested Falling Rock from the very beginning.
How's about we sneak you in a can or two? I have a big ol' diaper bag I could get a 4 pack inside of.
Will be held Feb 18th at Breckenridge brewery - not the cool BBQ serving place on Kalamath, but the more (ahem) mainstream place by Coors Field. RSVP here, and yes, you, specifically you, are invited....
andy: Well, we can do the one on Kalamath, I just had no idea how big it was, etc… what's it like?
Dunno, never actually been in it. Driven by it a bunch of times, and it looks plenty large from outside. I rather think it's not a good idea to switch at this late date. Hey, I didn't even know there was one downtown.
I'll be by.
Lack of sleep? No problem. The slightest touch of whatever bug is popular around here? No big deal. Combine them,...
Only just saw this via Walter, so it's a bit short notice for me, but put me down as a definite maybe; I'd say the odds are at least ~60%, though.
Now, where did I put my notebook?


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It's Funny Friday again – I really look forward to finding funny things for you to read and/or look at, it's a great way to start the day!
Here's 3 things that will make you laugh, or at least smile : )
1) I found a funny post on Babble by Dawn Damalas Meehan:
Check out her blog because i said so
2) From the Dad at Five Kids Is A Lot Of Kids, a funny post called
Boldly Go (or, An Announcement about Your Reckless Encouragement)
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The Oregon City School District will host its fifth annual Family Focus Forum from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21, at Oregon City High School, 19761 S. Beavercreek Road.
This year's theme is "Growing Healthy Families." The free event features 25 sessions on topics such as sex, social networking for parents, concussions, academic success, simplicity parenting, depression and anxiety, special education, healthy eating, bullying, sexual abuse, drugs and literacy.
Dr. Kathy Masarie is the keynote speaker.
The event includes free lunch and childcare.
Early registration is recommended; last year, all 450 registration spots filled up well before the event.
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Adam Afara, the founder of Magnolia Wedding Services and Events By Adam Afara Inc., is a driven, passionate, creative, innovative and successful designer. He believes that the passion and the drive that he has for his company is something that you are born with, something that comes from the heart.
His dream began at age eleven when he discovered his passion helping his mother set the table in creative ways for her clients. He developed a strong bond with her and soon afterwards, they began taking floral design classes in Dubai. The knowledge he gained from those classes inspired him to start creating floral arrangements on his own, quickly becoming his favorite hobby. Over time, his creativity grew and he started experimenting and adding more to his flower arrangements. He had his first experience in the business when he began selling his flower arrangements to his family and friends.
In 1999, Adam moved to the United States; he gained experience from working at a flower shop for three months. Soon afterwards, he began creating flower arrangements for weddings in his garage. After several years, he had opened a small florist company named Magnolia Flower Company which he ran for several years in California. He quickly discovered that people appreciated his creativity and his style, and he began planning weddings. He started by picking out the cake, invitations, colors, etc. for his friends' weddings, which inspired him to enroll in a school that specialized in event planning. Adam officially started planning weddings and other events, and he has now successfully expanded to a global market, planning events in Qatar, Mexico and across the United States. Adam expanded into Mexico in 2010 after receiving an exclusive invitation from the Mexican Ministry of Tourism.
He has also won many awards, including the Bride's Choice Awards for three consecutive years in 2009-2011. He has also won the Best of Anaheim Awards for Candy and Nuts for two consecutive years in 2013 and 2014, in addition to many more awards over the years.
As of September 2014, Adam began operating under the new name for his company "Events By Adam Afara Inc." which he is transitioning to for the year 2015.
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WELLSVILLE - Nora J. Hubbard, 68, formally of Wellsville, died Wednesday Jan. 22, 2014, at Mount Carmel Medical Center in Columbus. She was born on April 21, 1945, a daughter of the late Richard G. and Betty (Click) Malone.
Nora was Protestant by faith and attended Wellsville High School before moving to Columbus where she spent many years working in the steel mills and doing what she really loved as a security officer at Burns Security and for Perry Nuclear Power Plant. Nora attended Lakeland Community College where she studied Security and Loss Prevention. Nora also enjoyed being a Day Care provider, foster parent and lifelong Pittsburgh Steelers Fan. She was a certified mechanic and the first women to get the student citation for doctor of motor from Dana Corp.
Nora is survived by her life partner of 40 years, Linda Adams of Columbus, (formally of East Liverpool); two sons: David L. Johnston Jr. of Columbus, and Kevin R. Hubbard and wife Stephany of North Kingsville, Ohio; a daughter: Kimberly S. (Hubbard) Brott and husband Sanders of Seymour Ind.; three brothers, Gary Malone and his wife Shelba of Wellsville, Robert Malone and his wife Barbara of Houston, Texas, and Gale Malone and his wife Vanessa of Steubenville; and one sister: JoAnne McCauley of Wellsville. Nora has eight grandchildren, Kenneth Morris III, Kristopher Brott and wife Heather, Kirstyn Brott, Haleigh Brott, Kaulah Hubbard, Amanda Hubbard, Brittany Styzej, and Cody Styzej; and four great-grandchildren, Aerabella, Kylee, Madaline and Kenneth.
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In addition to her parents, Nora was preceded in death by a brother Richard Malone.
Services will be at the Wellsville Chapel of the Martin MacLean Altmeyer Funeral Home held on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2014, with the Rev. Duane Hetzer, of Riverside Presbyterian Church, officiating.
Family will be present to receive friends and family from 4-8 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 31, 2014.


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A period during prehistory when agriculture and stone tools were common. Agricultural technology allowed them to stay in one place and built permanent homes.
To change the growth of plants or behavior of animals in ways that are useful to humans.
To have an EXTRA- supply of something. Such as food. Agriculture helped people have an extra-supply.


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When the Stooges discover oil on the widow Jenkins' property, they have to retrieve the deed from swindlers. First appearances by Stooge supporting actor Richard Fiske, and actress Adrian Booth, aka Lorna Gray. Later remade with Joe Besser in "Oils Well That Ends Well" (1958).
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Production InformationStudio: Columbia
Production Number: 449
Release Date: 10/6/1939
Running Time: 18:13
Cast & CrewDirector(s): Jules White
Producer(s): Jules White
Screenwriter(s): Andrew Bennison, Mauri Grashin
Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Howard
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COLUMBIA – South Carolina has now finalized its Class of 2013, which comprises 22 recruits (or maybe 21). The Southeastern Conference does not let teams sign over the NCAA maximum of 25, but because USC is under NCAA sanctions for violations, the Gamecocks are limited to 22 players enrolling in the classes of 2013 and 2014.
USC missed on defensive tackle Keith Bryant, who picked Florida State. He said at his signing ceremony in Delray Beach, Fla., that he picked the Seminoles in part because he wanted to remain close to his one-year-old daughter. So the Gamecocks went one for two on recruits who waited until National Signing Day to decide, as they picked up outside linebacker Skai Moore of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
It initially appeared, after Bryant picked FSU, that USC would wind up with 21 signees in this class, because defensive end Kendal Vickers was not expected to sign. But Vickers did apparently sign, even though USC has yet to officially announce him as a signee.
It doesn't really matter because Vickers is expected to attend Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia this fall, as many recruits do to improve their grades. The fact that Vickers signed isn't incredibly significant, though, because when recruits go to prep school, they can be re-recruited and sign elsewhere, regardless of whether they have signed.
So Vickers will be able to sign with another school next year and immediately play there in the fall of 2014, if he so chooses. Or he can stick with his previous verbal commitment and letter of intent to USC.
South Carolina fans received some pleasant news on Wednesday morning when highly regarded recruit Skai Moore picked the Gamecocks on National Signing Day.
Moore, a 6-2, 210-pound outside linebacker from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., picked USC over Rutgers and Vanderbilt. Moore became the first USC recruit in the Class of 2013 to choose the Gamecocks on Signing Day. He is now their seventh four-star recruit in the class, according to Rivals' rankings.
Moore is rated the No. 19 outside linebacker in the country by Rivals and the No. 43 recruit in the state of Florida. He took his official visit to USC on Jan. 18 and was recruited by Grady Brown, who debuted last season as the Gamecocks' secondary coach.
Brown is also the primary recruiter for another high-profile Florida kid who will announce his decision on Signing Day – defensive tackle Keith Bryant, a 6-2, 306-pounder from Delray Beach.
Bryant visited USC on Jan. 25 and also visited Florida State and Miami. He is the No. 17 defensive tackle in the country, according to Rivals, and the No. 42 recruit in Florida. Like Moore, he is a four-star player. Bryant will announce his decision at 1:30 p.m. on ESPNU.
As of 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, USC had signed 19 recruits, including Moore. All had previously committed except Moore and Jonathan Walton, the No. 21 inside linebacker, who had strongly hinted before Signing Day that he would pick USC.
The Gamecocks have yet to officially announce the signing of three remaining players who had previously committed. Technically, they also haven't announced Moore yet, but he is obviously on his way to Columbia this summer.


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Talking To Your Child About Their Absent Family MembersChristine Coppa
Two weeks ago I got an email from my literary agent.
The subject line said: "must reach CHRISTINE COPPA."
I was hoping that she was writing to tell me I earned out my advance and could retire to a pink house by the sea—even though the subject line was a little off-putting.
"I AM JD'S GREAT GRAND FATHER I NEED HER TELEPHONE NUMBER MY TELEPHONE # is 12424216211525325"
Immediately, thought … Troll. TROLL. Must get off internet. Why I am a blogger? Why am I all over the Internet? I must seek new employment. I am getting catfished. (Why am I writing about this? On the net!)
I slammed the silver cover of my MacBook Pro down, like I was hiding and no one could see me, even though everyone can see me. Everyone knows everything. Hi!
I opened the top slowly and peeked back in … ah, you're all still there. Hi, again!
I noticed the area code and it was from a place where I know his biological family lives. I was still scared to call, even blocking my #, so a family member did for me.
And … it was real.
Great grandfather is the biological grandfather of my son's father. He just found out about us from a family member on his side. (It's a little complicated. My son's father was adopted. So, this was the biological side calling.)
My relative spoke to his wife. I am told she had a kind voice with sincerity in it. She wanted to know if my son needed anything, "With medicine and sickness these days, you never know."
I was really wiped out by this. She wanted to give my kid bone marrow.
I spent the rest of the day walking around my tiny condo with my cell in my hand.
Do I call his father?
Do I call Great grandfather?
Do I call the biological parents of JD's father?
Do I have some wine? Nah, it was only 3 PM and I had to pick up my kiddo from school.
Still I couldn't shake that feeling. That feeling knowing that half of my child's DNA was out there, trying to get in touch, wanting to get in touch.
My relative said that I would need time to think.
And all I did was think. Think about this. What it would mean. I googled. I found their house on google maps. It was a sweet home. It probably smelled like soup and pie inside (and only because that is what my grandparents home always smelled like).
But so many questions fogged my brain. Overwhelmed my person. I told Mr. Suit. I told girlfriends. They all responded the same: Calm down.
This was reassuring.
I just didn't know how I would handle this … how would I explain to my son these people are X from X and they are related to your father and they want to meet you, but your father isn't ready to. No, no, no. Too messy.
Then my phone rang. I was eating sushi at Whole Foods on lunch with workwife. The number was blocked and I assumed it was my older brother calling on his work phone.
I spoke to Great grandfather and he was kind and sweet and made me laugh. He reminded me of my Poppy, a war vet with lots of stories.
"I printed a photo of you and him and put it on my wall. He looks just like A when he was a little boy. I look at it everyday."
My eyes watered up. Before we got off the phone, he said, "Please tell JD I love him."
The rest of the work day was a fog.
That evening I told JD so many people in this great, big world love him. "I know, mommy!" JD said.
I couldn't, at age 5, begin to explain this person to him, but I also couldn't silence myself.
I sent Great grandfather a recent pic of JD and I let JD color on the envelope. I didn't tell JD what was in the envelope or where it was going. I just said, "Decorate, dude!"
In nearly 6 years it was the first willful communication and, man, I welcome it.
Night, all.
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Man with Greeley ties selected to Beef Council board ... Gov. John Hickenlooper announced several boards and commissions appointments this month.
In doing so, the governor selected Kevin LeFleur of Loveland to serve on the Colorado Beef Council Authority.
The board researches beef production methods, advancements and other matters with economic impacts upon the beef industry, and makes this information available to interested parties.
LeFleur's appointment was brought on by the resignation of Nancy Labbe of Henderson, and his term will expire July 1, 2015.
LeFleur is a former executive at Monfort Inc. — what is now JBS USA in Greeley — and is a founder and co-owner of Colorado Premium Foods in Greeley.
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Position is located in the Jeff Davis County at McDonald Observatory, 440 miles away from Austin's main campus.
Performs highly skilled, technical support tasks in field engineering operations of the Hobby-Eberly Telescope (HET) including, troubleshooting, repairing, maintaining, and simple design of electronics systems.
Troubleshoots and follows detailed maintenance procedures to technical manual instructions for electronic systems. Performs detailed periodic inspections and preventative maintenance on equipment and systems, such as ultrasonics distance sensors, linear encoders, stepper motor drivers, brushless DC motor drivers, and other telescope motion systems (motors, encoders) and support systems (compressors, controls, etc). Proposes and builds design improvements to highly specialized telescope equipment including peripheral support systems, as necessary. Updates and documents systems currently in use, such as complex relay logic control systems, etc. Maintains manual and electronic records of equipment repairs. Works with HET Electrical Engineer to determine priorities and schedules. Identifies and reports safety hazards; performs related tasks as assigned. Attends and participates in the weekly HET staff meeting. Periodically performs Operations Engineering duty.
Other related functions as assigned.
High school graduation or GED. Five years of journey level experience in the design, installation, repair, maintenance, and operation of electronics to incude equipment, systems, and components. Must work well in team environment. Must demonstrate good oral and written communication skills. Must demonstrate a professional demeanor. Equivalent combination of relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.
Associate Degree in a related technical field.
Uniforms and/or personal protection equipment (furnished) May work in all weather conditions May work in extreme temperatures May work around chemical fumes May work around standard office conditions May work around chemicals May work around electrical and mechanical hazards Repetitive use of a keyboard at a workstation Use of manual dexterity Climbing of stairs Climbing of ladders Lifting and moving Must be able to work at heights up to 100 feet with appropriate safety equipment via manlifts or ladders.


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The new couple were spotted Saturday night holding hands at a Knight's Head Microbrew party at the South Beach haunt Mokai. Later in the evening, Williams, 26, and Common, 36, were once again spotted holding hands, trying to get into Prive nightclub – but failed since Common (wearing shorts) violated the hot spot's dress policy.
Williams appears to fit the description of Common's ideal woman. "I'm attracted to women that are strong in the sense of who they are," he recently told PEOPLE. "I like women who have power to them, but can still be ladylike and that have their own dreams."
The couple's Miami weekend follows an affectionate Easter-weekend outing in Hollywood, where where they were spotted kissing and getting cozy at Villa lounge.
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INDEPENDENCE: After the Cavaliers beat the Golden State Warriors in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, coach Tyronn Lue took up a collection. His team had just staved off elimination once and Lue believed they'd do it again.


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About CyGene
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The Company was created to develop new technologies to meet the growing international interest in DNA profiling and diagnostics.
Since that time, CyGene has accumulated a wealth of scientific knowledge, talent and advanced technologies that have resulted in several significant achievements. The Company's proprietary Haystack Processing™ platform and AGENDA® (Advanced Genomic Diagnostic Analyzer) - its automated genomic analysis robotics for high speed and volume processing - have enabled CyGene to develop advanced DNA profiling processes. Today we are an industry leader in personalized genetics and DNA Analysis. Our business model that protects consumer anonymity while at the same time delivering customized DNA profiles has created an emerging market that reaches the consumer directly with a quality, value driven product.
These groundbreaking technologies, and other discoveries made during their development, provide the foundation for the Company's future growth in a number of diverse areas. CyGene's existing technologies can be applied to human diagnostics, plant pathogen detection, animal husbandry, quality control, therapeutics and many other fields.
At CyGene, we're committed to fulfilling the promise of more than 50 years of progress in biotechnology - to improve the quality of our lives.
About This Page: CyGene Laboratories was established in 1995 to develop new technologies to meet the growing international interest in DNA profiling and diagnostics. Marketing directly to the consumer has led to increased business success.


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Gold extends its now month-long rally, climbing 1.7% and pushing above $1,300/ounce for the first time since mid-June at $1,315. Gold's move has come alongside stocks and bonds (and silver) as the Fed has trotted out a series of officials to assure the taper is not a done deal and any real tightening remains years in the future. GLD +1.7%, SLV +2% premarket.
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There is plenty of "pressure" under the surface and behind the scenes. EU, Japan, UK and China all have huge problems. US will add more debt and the market is only giving the US more rope (debt) to hang itself with over the long term. Also, a lot of the stuff behind the scenes are trade deals involving the G20 to negotiate an end to US Dollar hegemony as WRC, etc. WRC and Petro Dollar create huge artificial demand for US Dollars allowing US to inflate then export the inflation and spend the money stupidly.
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Well I guess you must listen to Glen Beck all day long too then. I only watch MSNBC for a good laugh, but your emotional over reactions tell a lot of story.
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A two-alarm fire destroyed a barn in Bradford late Saturday night.
One firefighter was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but he's expected to be okay, said officials.
The homeowners at 16 Sunset Lane noticed the fire as they were going to bed around 10:30 p.m., according to authorities.
By the time firefighters arrived, the barn had collapsed and the flames were spreading to the lawn.
Crews from six towns worked quickly to get the flames under control, protecting two nearby homes, said authorities.
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text: Unbelievable; this guy who made this controversial video has been arrested for being nude and walking around publicly punching the ground, masturbating, and screaming rants about the devil. At first I thought Alex Jones might've been reaching with his little conspiracy theory behind this Kony 2012 thing, but now it's starting to be more believable. This guy is acting out just like celebrities that gain all this fame and do insane things. I kind of believe they sign a pact with the devil and it drives them to do these wild ass things.