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Christmas Wreath Cookies are one of those beloved holiday cookies that are gone before you can even make a second batch! Yes, they are THAT good! Growing up my mom and I always loved rice krispie treats, then I married into a family who introduced me to these fantastic Christmas Wreath Cookies that were a special family tradition for them. Well, it didn't take long for those cookies to become a regular around our home as well! My husband and I even look for other occasions to bake these cookies at other times of the year like our Valentine Heart Treats!
We have been making this cookies with our boys every year, and they LOVE that they actually get to help make the wreath. These are a perfect kid-friendly treat for your children to help make for a Christmas party, their friends at school, or even for your family to enjoy! I can't wait for your family to try them; beware they are easily addictive!
- 1/3 cup butter or margarine
- bag of mini marshmallows
- green food coloring
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract (substitute vanilla if you prefer)
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 cups corn flakes cereal
- Red Hots candies
- Multi-colored sprinkle candies (optional)
1. Begin by melting the butter and marshmallows on a medium heat. Add vanilla and almond extract, then food coloring until you reach your preferred green.
2. Remove the pot from heat and stir in corn flakes cereal.
3. Drop 'balls' of cereal mixture on wax paper. Spray your hands well with nonstick cooking spray then shape the cereal mixture into a round wreath shape. Stick red hots on the wreath to decorate. Add colored candy sprinkle balls as lights (optional).
Prep/Cook Time is about 20-25 minutes total (including forming the wreaths). Time for forming the wreaths will vary based on how much 'help' you receive from your kids. (Sometimes longer is more fun!)


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Now you can try this one on for size, because it has emerged as the most plausible, shake-it-up scenario.
We're told that Rod Thorn is, in fact, strongly considering outsiders – notably P.J. Carlesimo and Del Harris – not as head coaches, but as No. 2 men to Kiki Vandeweghe.
A few things have to happen, of course: First and foremost, the Nets have to get one or the other (very) cheaply, because as usual, Thorn has been told that the guy's salary should come out of petty cash.
And then, of course, Kiki has to sign off on taking over the head coaching job, because he thinks he can handle the offensive side of the ball and the task of getting the message across – it's on the defensive side where he's going to need help in framing the agenda.
That creates the need for P.J. or Delmer, who have made enough money lately that either could come in and work for scale. Either one, too, would balance the staff quite well, and give Vandeweghe the comfort that not every last guy is loyal only to Lawrence Frank.
Vandeweghe, not surprisingly, has very mixed feelings about all this. He really wants to stay in management, but he might also believe that he's the one guy who can lead them out of this mess as the "new voice" Thorn keeps talking about.

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Editor's Note: After an unavoidable hiatus over the last month, The Shootaround is making a comeback to begin 2010. We still consider ourselves a work in progress, but we're committed to bringing you your college hoops news in new, interesting and lively formats. So if there something you'd like to see or think we're overlooking feel free to e-mail us, post a comment below or send a message via Twitter.
The Shootaround Weekly Schedule
Monday: A look at the Big East
Tuesday: Prepping the week ahead
Wednesday: Recapping the national scene
Friday: Checking in on the locals
1. Wesley Johnson really is the real deal.
I got a first glimpse of Syracuse's transfer from Iowa State back in November when the Orange demolished the competition at the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at Madison Square Garden. He was thoroughly impressive then, but seeing him last week in a six-point win over Seton Hall was something else. Johnson dropped 20 points and 19 rebounds (oh, and he added five blocks, too) and was absolutely dominant. As I mentioned in The Tip In after the game, what was most impressive was that I wasn't aware that Johnson was having a monster game until it was all over. He may be stealth-like now, but not for long.
2. Rutgers needs a second scoring option.
There's a 9-out-10 chance that on most nights Mike Rosario will be doing the bulk of the scoring for the Scarlet Knights. In its first win of the season over Marist, sophomore swingman Patrick Jackson dropped 15 points to give Rutgers that complimentary scoring option that they so desperately would need once the Big East season started. Only problem has been that it was a one-time deal. Jackson hasn't come close to equaling that performance again and it's been a rotating title on a nightly basis. Sometimes it's Jonathan Mitchell, sometimes it's James Beatty, sometimes it's someone else. But Rutgers needs to find a consistent option and fast because results like Saturday's against Cincinnati -- where Rutgers needed that second option with Rosario having an off-night -- are going to become more and more frequent.
3. Ashton Gibbs is a seriously good guard.
Apologies if it seems like a repeat from Monday's Shootaround, but Gibbs has simply terrific in Big East play. First his 24 points led Pitt to an upset win over Syracuse at the Carrier Dome and Monday night he dropped 19 to score another upset over Cincinnati. Saturday he did it from downtown, going 6-of-9 from 3-point range, but Monday he did it by driving the lane and getting to the free-throw line 11 times and knocking down 10 of them. The former Seton Hall Prep star has gone for double-digits in 13 of the team's 15 games and is making a strong -- albeit early -- case for a spot on the all-Big East team.
There always plenty of college basketball on my plate, so here's where you'll be able to spot me this week:
Wednesday: Seton Hall at UConn, Storrs, Ct.
Saturday: Rutgers at Providence, Providence, R.I.
1. Will Seton Hall survive?
The Pirates need to stop the bleeding and do it fast, making Wednesday's game against the Huskies a must-win. Making matters worse: Seton Hall has beaten UConn only twice since February 1993.
2. How fast is Connecticut?
Super-athletic big man Stanley Robinson told me back in October at Media Day that the early-season UConn practices without 7-3 center Hasheem Thabeet (who went to the NBA) were noticeably different. How?, I asked. "We're so much faster," Robinson told me. "Like crazy fast."
3. Where are the Friars at?
In coach Keno Davis' first year at the helm, he guided Providence to the cusp of an NCAA bid with a roster that most people didn't give a second thought to. However, it was senior-heavy and now Davis is trying to once again work his magic with load of new faces. They toppled St. John's last week in Queens by 15.
Don't forget to keep up with the rest of The Star-Ledger's college basketball coverage of Seton Hall and Rutgers. And be sure to bookmark our new home for all things college basketball: nj.com/college-basketball.
Follow writer Brendan Prunty on Twitter (@BrendanPrunty)


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CARIS - William P. Caris Jr., city, 10 a.m. today, Knight-Confer's, 1914 Memorial Ave. Visitation 9 to 10 a.m.
CLYMER - Phillip L. Clymer, Wellsboro, 10 a.m. today, Marsh Creek Fellowship Baptist Church, 733 Route 6, Wellsboro.
SHEARER - Rita Elizabeth Gertrue Mealey Shearer, Huntersville, 10:30 a.m. today, Spitler's, 733 Broad St., Montoursville.
FRANTZ - Susan M. Frantz, Hughesville, 2 p.m. Friday, McCarty-Thomas', 557 E. Water St., Hughesville. Visitation 1 to 2 p.m.
GORSLINE - Cody J. Gorsline, city, 4 p.m. today, Sanders, 821 Diamond St. Visitation 3 to 4 p.m.
SHELLENBERGER - James E. Shellenberger, South Williamsport, 10 a.m. Saturday, First United Methodist Church, 204 Market St. Burial 11 a.m. today, Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, Annville.
RANCK - Faith Newbury Ranck and Arthur H. "Bud" Ranck, 10 a.m. Saturday, Highland Cemetery, New Columbia.
KANSKI - Philip David Kanski, Jersey Shore, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Welker's, 125 N. Main St., Jersey Shore. Visitation 6 to 8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
FYFE - Martha B. Fyfe, Lewisburg, 11 a.m. Saturday, Exchange Cemetery.
ROBINSON - Maxine E. Robinson, Linden, 11 a.m. Saturday, Pine Run United Methodist Church, 1719 Pine Run Road, Linden.
STYER - Michael D. Styer, Wellsboro, 11 a.m. Saturday, Cherry Flats Baptist Church, 2291 Chery Flats Road, Mansfield. Visitation 10 to 11 a.m.
TOMB - Ervin I. Tomb, Mills, 11 a.m. Saturday, Olney's, Ulysses. Visitation 10 to 11 a.m.
WHITEHILL - Ola J. Whitehill, Elkland, 11 a.m. Saturday, Parkhurst Memorial Presbyterian Church.
HAINES - Theora M. Haines, 11 a.m. Saturday, Watsontown Cemetery.
BARTLETT - Hazel L. Bartlett, formerly of Montgomery, noon Saturday, Clinton Baptist Church, 19 W. Houston Ave., Montgomery. Visitation 11 a.m. to noon.
WALKER - Robert Chester "Dewey" Walker Jr., city, 2 p.m. Saturday, First United Methodist Church, 604 Market St.
HESS-KAHLER - Carlene E. Hess-Kahler, Hughesville, 11 a.m. Monday, Christ United Methodist Church, 148 S. Main St., Hughesville. Visitation 10 to 11 a.m.
KILMER - Eleanor Kilmer, Dushore, 7:30 p.m. June 27, Zion Chapel. Visitation 6 to 7:30 p.m.
BRINK - Dorothy I. Brink, Trout Run, 1 p.m. Sunday, Trout Run United Methodist Church, 78 Creamery St., Trout Run.
MESSINGER - Mary Lee Peterson Messinger, formerly of Mansfield, 11 a.m. June 28, St. James Episcopal Church, Mansfield. Celebration of life, 4 p.m. June 27, RidgeCrest, second floor lobby, 270 RidgeCrest Circle, Lewisburg.
PEAKE - Ruth Ann Peake, formerly of Wellsboro, 1 p.m. June 28, First Presbyterian Church, 130 Main St., Wellsboro.
ENSINGER - Linda Lee Ensinger, Lewisburg, 2 p.m. June 28, Crossroads Church of the Nazarene, 71 Nazarene Lane, Milton.
McCLEARY - Edna P. McCleary, formerly of York, 11 a.m. June 30, Maneval's, 500 W. Fourth St.
DURANDETTO - Anna G. Durandetto, formerly of Renovo, 1 p.m. July 26, Grace Baptist Church, North Bend.


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Stool can vary in shape, size, color, and texture. Green, red, maroon, pale or yellow stool may raise alarm. Examining stool after a bowel movement can you tell you a lot about your digestive system, from what you have recently eaten to the presence of blood in your stool. Be sure to pay attention to your bowel movement habits as well as stool texture.
Black Bowel Movement
Black, tarry (sticky) and foul smelling stool is called "Melena". Black stool may indicate bleeding in the digestive tract. Black bowel movements typically mean bleeding from the upper section of the GI Tract. This includes the esophagus, stomach or first section of the small intestine. The tarry consistency in the stool indicates blood has been exposed to digestive juices. If you notice dark red blood in your stool, contact your physician to rule out the possibility of internal bleeding. Foods such as large quantities of olives, licorice, or blue berries can also darken stool. Black stool can also be caused by medicines such as iron supplements, Pepto-Bismol and Kaopectate. Stomach ulcers caused by ibuprofen, naproxen or aspirin are also common causes of upper GI bleeding.
Red Bowel Movement
Very bright red blood in the toilet bowl, or interlaced with the stool, may indicate hemorrhoids. Red food coloring, beets, cranberries, tomato juice or soup, red Jell-O or Kool-Aid may also cause reddish colored bowel movements.
Dark Red Bowel
Movement Maroon colored or dark red stool may be the result of a serious problem. Bleeding that occurs lower in the intestines, particularly in the colon can become mixed into the stool. Deep, internal hemorrhoids can cause darkly colored stools as well. Other causes of internal bleeding can include anal fissures, Diverticular disease, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, or colon cancer.
Green Bowel Movement
Green bowel movements can be caused by iron, green leafy vegetables and green food coloring such as in Kool-Aid or popsicles. It also may indicate food is moving through the large intestine too quickly to be fully digested, such as due to diarrhea. As a result, bile doesn't have time to break down completely.
Light Color or Pale Bowel Movement
Pale or clay colored stools usually means a lack of bile in stool. This may indicate a bile duct obstruction. Bile is a green fluid produced by the liver and stored in the gallbladder which aids in the digestion of fats. The chemicals in bile causes stool to turn brown in color.
Pale stool can also result from taking too many antacids and anti-diarrheal drugs such as Kaopectate and Pepto-Bismol. It could occur as a side effect of a barium enema test.
Yellow Bowel Movement
Yellow, greasy and foul-smelling stool can mean excess fat in the stool. It may also indicate a malabsorption disorder, jaundice, hepatitis, or gallstones. Sometimes the protein gluten, such as in celiac disease can cause yellow stool. Yellow stool may be a sign of a serious liver condition. It can also mean your bile isn't properly breaking down food within your digestive system. You should contact your doctor.


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Health Care Reform
As part of efforts to address the health insurance needs of members, NAR has advocated for reform of the health insurance markets that provide coverage to the self-employed and small employers. Here you'll find information about new health care reform laws that will make a major change to many aspects of our health care system.
Political Advocacy
Read NAR's Political Advocacy FAQ on Health Care Reform and learn how NAR has worked with Congress on this issue.
Want to Learn More?
Additional Resources
HealthCare.gov - Access to Federal and State Health Insurance Exchanges
Employers Responsibilities under the Affordable Care Act (IRS)
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HOLYOKE -- The event's tag line nails this weekend's Alchemy Artisan Fair.
"Different elements coming together to create something entirely new," reads the line, for the fair of arts, crafts, food, workshops and entertainment.
The fair is set for Gateway City Arts Complex, 92 Race St., on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is $6 at the door and young people 12 and younger get in free, a press release said.
The price of admission provides participation in workshops like juggling, tight wire walking, fabric trapeze, pottery making, hula hooping and children's crafts.
Among the artists and vendors scheduled to participate in the fair are Acadia Herbals, Artemisia Ink Studio Arts, Charlotte Julienne, Delicious Dirt Designs & Apothecary, Jeffrey Morin, Magnetic Alchemy Herbals, Two Friends Silks and Where Earth Meets Sky Art and Designs, according to the event's website.
"Alchemy is new kind of craft and entertainment fair," said the event listing on the Gateway City Arts website. "Our philosophy: Hand made quality goods should be attainable to everyone. Learning how to make things is good for everyone."
Most of the hand-made goods offered at the fair will cost less than $75, the event listing said.


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Financial Assistance for Continuing Education
If you are seeking skill development programs to improve your job prospects or are interested in developing your work ready skills you are encouraged to look into the options available for financial assistance to assist with the cost of continuing education courses.
If you are in need of financial assistance for a noncredit course, there are several options available to you based on eligibility. You are encouraged to take advantage of these opportunities.
EDUCATION 2 EMPLOYMENT is a FREE college and career preparatory program designed to enhance students' skills and employability while preparing them for vocational training and college degree programs.
What programs are approved for Tuition Assistance?
The EDUCATION 2 EMPLOYMENT program provides free tuition funding for approved Continuing Education certificate training programs in occupations including:
- Healthcare
- IT/Business
- Manufacturing/Logistics
Who can apply for Tuition Assistance?
Iowa residents 18 and older.
How can I get more information?
Visit our EDUCATION 2 EMPLOYMENT website: edu2employ.com
Call: 712.256.8800
Email: email@example.com
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
IWCC Workforce Development administers the WIOA services in Region 13. The purpose of WIOA is to increase access and opportunities for employment, education, training, and support services to individuals. Youth, dislocated workers and long term unemployed individuals may be eligible for these additional services.
Who do I call for more information?
Call 712.352.3480.
Veteran Employment Services
Iowa is committed to providing quality employment services to veterans at our IowaWORKS Centers. Visit us online at www.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov/veteran-employment-services or email the Local Veteran Employment Representative (LVER) firstname.lastname@example.com.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services www.ivrs.iowa.gov/index.html assists individuals who have a physical or mental impairment which constitutes or results in a substantial impediment to employment for that individual. For more information, contact a Vocational Rehabilitation counselor at 712.328.3821.


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But... but... but. But the "linux advocates" said that linux was killing
Microsoft and that Microsoft is collapsing quickly because it can't keep up.
"This fiscal year is off to an OUTSTANDING start with the fastest revenue
growth of any first quarter since 1999,"
Microsoft Reports 27% Revenue Growth; Fastest First Quarter Since 1999
Thursday October 25, 4:10 pm ET
Broad-based strength drives operating income and EPS growth each in excess
of 25%
REDMOND, Wash., Oct. 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Microsoft Corp. today
announced revenue of $13.76 billion for the quarter ended September 30,
2007, a 27% increase over the same period of the prior year. Operating
income, net income and diluted earnings per share for the quarter were $5.92
billion, $4.29 billion and $0.45, respectively.
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The Stanley Theatre in Utica, NY, is the site of the tech and soft launch of the new North American tour of American Idiot, the Broadway rock musical based on the Green Day album. Following Dec. 21-22 public performances, the tour will officially launch Dec. 28 in Toronto.
Van Hughes, the standby for the trio of broken buddy roles in the Broadway run of the musical, plays Johnny, also known as Jesus of Suburbia.
Conceived and directed by Michael Mayer, who co-wrote the book with Green Day frontman/songwriter Billie Joe Armstrong, the musical borrows songs from the Grammy Award-winning rock album by Green Day to tell the story of three suburban slackers (Johnny, Will and Tunny) who take separate paths in post-9/11 America.
The tour plays Toronto Centre for the Arts Dec. 28-Jan. 15, 2012, followed by more than a dozen U.S. markets.
Hughes (Broadway's 9 to 5 and Hairspray, Off-Broadway's Saved) played Johnny at the conclusion of American Idiot's Broadway run. The show closed at the St. James Theatre April 24, 2011, following 422 performances. It was nominated for a 2010 Tony Award for Best Musical, and won Tonys for Lighting Design (Kevin Adams) and Scenic Design (Christine Jones).
The touring cast also includes Joshua Kobak as St. Jimmy, Jake Epstein as Will, Scott J. Campbell as Tunny, original Broadway cast member Leslie McDonel as Heather, Gabrielle McClinton as Whatsername and Nicci Claspell as The Extraordinary Girl, with ensemble members Talia Aaron, Krystina Alabado, Gabriel Antonacci, Larkin Bogan, Matt DeAngelis, Dan Gleason, Kelvin Moon Loh, Tommy McDowell, Jillian Mueller, Jarran Muse, Vince Oddo, Okieriete Onaodowan and Kaitlyn Terrill.
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Listening to emo music...
also masterbation
also masterbation
Everytime you listen to emo god kills a kitten
Everytime you masterbate god kills a kitten
Everytime you masterbate god kills a kitten
po Evoon Јул 16, 2005
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Damn I'm soo horny, I better go kill some kittens
po Matt R Март 28, 2005
Every time you Masturbating - god kills a kitten
Jean? yeah! Jean the kitten killing machine!
po Mike Март 3, 2005
masturbating, usually guys jerking off to pornographic images. a common phrase on fark.com.
Please forgive me in advance for the one or two kittens that I may be directly responsible for killing after looking at this boobies link.
po tonmeister Фабруар 14, 2005
Very powerful young felines, under your control.
If you masturbate, a kitten kills God. The kitten is one of the killing kittens.
po Fearman Новембар 6, 2007
Slang for "The slaying of innocent people."
?George Bush is killing kittens in Iraq while ignoring North Korea."
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Wednesday, Jan. 18
• The monthly birthday party at the Friendship Manor Nursing Home, 2 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 19
• At the St. Elmo Public Library, an Excel computer class will be held at 10 a.m., and the eBay/Craig's List class is at 6:30 p.m.
• The Vit-Em-In Sunday school class will have a potluck at noon in the fellowship hall of First United Methodist Church. All interested persons are invited to attend the potluck.
• The Friendship Quilt Club, 7 p.m., St. Elmo Public Library.
Crawford-Hale American Legion Post 95 in Vandalia has begun donating weekly issues of newspapers covering all four branches of the armed services to Evans Public Library in Vandalia.
By Panzi Blackwell
Blackie & Rhonda (hens) Declare Truce on the Chicken Roost
As our faithful readers know, Blackie, the bereaved hen, would not accept Rhonda, the red hen, as a friend, perhaps out of loyalty to Anita, her childhood playmate and mature hen, best-girl friend and confidant (who met a horrible fate when a devious Red Fox took her "out for breakfast").
By Belinda Harpster
By Anna Jean Rhodes
Wednesday, Jan. 11
• The U of I Extension will host a workshop, "Finding Your Get Up and Go," at 1:30 p.m. at the Effingham Extension office. There is no fee, but those interested need to pre-register by calling 217-347-7773. The workshop will introduce strategies for getting motivated and taking action and will cover optimism, attitude, social involvement and positive outlook.
Thursday, Jan. 5 – Beef stew, lettuce salad, cherry crisp and biscuit.
Friday, Jan. 6 – Barbecue ribbettes on bun, succotash, rosemary potatoes, and strawberries and bananas.
Monday, Jan. 9 – Pepper steak w/oriental vegetables, rice, butter beans, fruit for salad and whole wheat bread.
Tuesday, Jan. 10 – Barbecue chicken, baked potato, mixed vegetables, plums, cookie and whole grain bread.
Wednesday, Jan. 11 – Meatloaf, au gratin potatoes, gourmet carrots, apple fruit crisp and whole wheat bread.
Patricia Farris (left), executive director of the Lighthouse Pregnancy Center, accepts a donation from the chairwoman of the HCE Vandalia Day Unit, Debbie Segrest, and a member of that unit, Carrie Hill.
The HCE members voted to each make a $5 donation in lieu of a Christmas gift exchange.
Winterizing the Chicken Roost
With the temperatures taking a dip well below freezing, snowflakes drifting down and around, and the strong, cold, winds penetrating the surrounding timber, it was time to turn the heat on (not the oven or roaster), for the girls, Blackie and Rhonda (hens).
Papa Bear Bill bought them a brand new heat bulb and the roost is now much warmer.
The other outdoors critters seem to be making it OK, with new, fresh bedding put down in their barn.
St. Peter Church
New Year's Eve attendance was 94. Organist was Scott Gercken.
Sunday morning worship attendance was 107.
The organist was Jamie Lotz.
Elders were Reggie Grandt and Kevin Wodtka.
Acolyte was Dakota Bockstruck.
Remember in Your Prayers
• Those with health concerns:
-Glenn Bergmann
-Chuck Dunaway
-John Stedlin
• Those serving our country
• Our shut-ins
• Richard Dorr
• David Harmeier
Thursday, Jan. 5
• This is the deadline for enrolling in the Master Gardener program. See the information following the announcements.
• The St. Elmo Business Association, noon, Mary Ann's Restaurant.
• The Wheatland Unit of Home and Community Education, 1:30 p.m., Marilyn Sproat's home.
• The St. Elmo Women's Civic Club, 7 p.m., St. Elmo Public Library.
Saturday, Jan. 7
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Featured Golf News
Lewis Jumps Ahead by Two in Singapore
Stacy Lewis carded a 6-under 66 to take a two-shot lead after 36 holes of the HSBC Women's Champions. The $1.4 million LPGA Tour event began Thursday on the 6,600-yard Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore.
Lewis, a 28-year-old who grew up in Texas and became an All-American at Arkansas, carded three birdies on the front nine and three more on the back to reach 11-under 133, two strokes ahead of South Koreans Na Yeon Choi (66), Chella Choi (67) and Sun Young Yoo (68), fellow American Paula Creamer (67), Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn (66) and Spaniard Azahara Munoz.
Munoz took the first-round lead with a 7-under 65, but carded a 70 Friday.
Lewis, whose four victories in 2012 led to her being named the LPGA's Player of the Year, told reporters she's learned to control her emotions in tournament play. "I've had leads and each one is a little bit different. Last week my putter just went sideways, I don't know what happened," she said.
"But I feel a lot more comfortable with my putter this week. You just can't try too hard, and the biggest thing for me is being very patient. You can't force things and I think last week I definitely was trying to force some putts and hit them too hard and through breaks."
With a victory this week, Lewis will inch closer to Yani Tseng, the No. 1-ranked player in the world for the past few years. Lewis admitted she has the 24-year-old Taiwanese superstar in her sights. "Middle of last year, one of my goals was to track down Yani - it still is," Lewis said.
"Each week you kind of have to build off of it. I didn't play well last weekend but I still finished third and that helps me in that move to number one. So I just keep chipping away at it and giving myself chances to win. I've been doing a good job of that, and I just keep knocking on the door."
Tseng, who opened with a 68, carded a 73 Friday and is now tied for 21st place at 141.
Creamer was in a vehicle with Suzann Pettersen and Ai Miyazato involved in a five-car accident Sunday night. Creamer suffered pains to her neck, back, arm and shoulder, and had to pull out of a practice round.
But the California is soldiering on. "It takes me a little while to get used to my arm out there," Creamer said. "It's really my shoulder that's kind of bugging me . . . it gets loosened up as the day goes on."
Miyazato wasn't so lucky, as her injuries forced the Japanese player to withdraw from the tournament before the first round. Pettersen has posted rounds of 73 and 70 and is in 35th place.
Defending champion Angela Stanford continued her struggles this week, carding two straight 76s to fall to second-to-last place in the standings.
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Hints from Heloise: Hearty soup calls for a helper
Dear Heloise: Cool weather seems to call for a hearty soup. I use orzo, quick barley or mini gnocchi to thicken soups. They are a nice change from adding instant potatoes. -- Mary in New Mexico
Dear Mary: Thanks for the hint. Your suggestions are perfect as a quick substitute rather than the old standbys. By adding any of the ingredients you listed, you can control the amount of liquid in the soup and make it heartier.
To save money, instead of using meat (as a protein) in soup, replace with beans, dried peas or lentils. Open a can of beans, rinse well with water, drain and add to the pot.
Soups make great economical meals, which is why I collected my favorite soup recipes and put them in my Heloise's Spectacular Soups pamphlet. To receive one, send $5 and a long, self-addressed, stamped (66 cents) envelope to: Heloise/Soup, P.O. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX 78279-5001. -- Heloise
Dear Heloise: I hear a lot about panko breadcrumbs and notice them more often in the stores. How are they used in cooking? -- Betty S.
Dear Betty: Panko breadcrumbs can be used just like ordinary breadcrumbs. Add to meatloaf, crabcakes or meatballs as a binding agent, or use as a topping on your favorite casseroles or soup. Finally, of course, use to coat foods like chicken or fish.
Panko is made from special bread that has no crust. Because of the delicate texture, they are very crisp, and are lighter than ordinary breadcrumbs. Most panko is unseasoned, so you can add your own spices and flavors to what you are cooking. Go ahead and give them a try. -- Heloise
Dear Heloise: There wasn't enough space in my oven, and my slow cooker did not work when I was making turkey dressing.
Guests were arriving, and I came up with this hint: I took my frying pan out and sprayed it with oil. I placed the homemade dressing in the pan, turning it often while frying until it was nice and brown. Guests said the dressing was delicious, and nobody knew the difference. -- Patsy W. in Colorado
Send a great hint to: Heloise, P.O. Box 795000, San Antonio, TX 78279-5000; Fax: (210) 435-6473 or send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Here's a great way to use your Castaway papers. This project from Jacquard Products took only about two hours to complete. Fill it with sweets and use it as a gift box or let it be a gift all on its own!
- Jacquard Lumiere (Citrine, Sunset Gold)
- round paper mache box
- Jacquard Castaway Stamp Pad
- Colored paper (Orange and Blue)
- Rubber stamps (Flowering Quince by Toybox Rubber Stamps, Helix Sun and Big Dots by Hot Potatoes)
- scissors
- glue
- feather
- paintbrush
- Wood beads and knobs, miscellaneous bead
- hot glue gun
- Make your papers. Stamp the Helix Sun and Big Dots stamps on the orange paper. Stamp the Flowering Quince on the blue paper. Let stamped image absorb into the paper for a few minutes. Iron papers with dry iron on a cotton setting. Watch your images appear.
- Paint the edges of the box and the bottom with the Lumiere Citrine. You only need to paint where the paper won't cover. Let dry.
- Cut out a circle of the blue printed paper for the top that is slightly smaller than the size of the lid. Glue down. Cut out the shape of the Helix Sun stamp, center it on the blue paper and glue that down.
- Paint the larger wooden knobs in the Lumiere Sunset Gold. I had a set of 4 beads, so I used 3 for feet and one for the top. The longer smaller wooden bead was painted with Lumiere Citrine, and the middle pinkish bead I found laying around the studio. You can be creative with whatever you have on hand.
- When all the beads are dry, hot glue the feet to the bottom spacing them evenly. For the top, I put a little hot glue in the top bead and stuck in the feather, leaving enough of the feather quill to go through all pieces. Finish glueing all pieces together and then glue to the top.
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(HARTFORD, Conn.) -- A Connecticut parent is filing a complaint against the Hartford school system after she says her daughter was forced to pretend to be a slave during a class field trip.
The report claims that the girl, 12, and some of her classmates were on a class trip last year when the student were instructed to re-enact slavery by pretending to be sold at auction and in fields picking cotton.
The girl said that she was told she would be whipped if she ran.
The trip, to Nature's Classroom, an environmental-based outdoor education program, was intend to be an "empathy-building activity," the program director told the Daily Journal.
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A 'Revolutionary Decision': Court of Cassation Judgment 9878/08 and the Notary's Opposing Interest in Not Working in a Competitive System (La RivoluzionariaSentenza 9878/08 Della Corte Di Cassazione E L'Interesse Oppositivo Del Notaio a Non Operare in Regime Di Concorrenza)
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Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence - Ocean Systems (COSEE-OS) is the flagship of our outreach fleet. Since the initiation of state and national science standards and application of high-stakes accountability testing, research has shown that educators have focused more on the factual parts of science, often neglecting the concepts of science and - in many cases - the context of science. As stated by Munby et. al. (2000): "when science is separated from its original contexts of investigations and questioning and becomes transplanted in secondary school culture, it becomes inauthentic." As a thematic center designed to complement existing COSEE Network efforts, COSEE-OS is moving forward in its development of effective tools and techniques to aid learners in better understanding the context of the oceans in both the earth and solar systems. Acting upon recent national efforts to "map" ocean topics into the educational standards, we are piloting effective ways to bring the relevance of the oceans to classrooms, particularly rural and inland audiences.
COSEE-OS has taken on one of the most important science and science policy issues of our time, i.e., the roles of the oceans in climate change and the responses of the oceans to climate change. What makes this set of issues so challenging in terms of understanding mechanisms and making accurate predictions is the richness and multiple scales of the feedbacks involved. But we must meet this challenge because of the need to recognize the potential for runaway, positive feedbacks before they become irreversible.
Munby, H. M., Lock, C. (2000). School Science Culture: A Case Study of Barriers to Developing Professional Knowledge. Science Education, 84(2), 193-211.
The Aquarius instrument will measure Sea Surface Salinity (SSS) with unprecedented accuracy, resolving changes in SSS equivalent to a "pinch" of salt in a gallon of water. The School of Marine Sciences is home to the highly complementary EPO program through a contract from NASA. The Aquarius EPO goal is to demonstrate how better understanding of salinity-driven ocean circulation -- and its ties to climate and the water cycle -- can benefit student learning and society as a whole. Please visit the Aquarius EPO products online.
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- Mississippi farmer Billy Goss is a contented man, grateful for the blessings agriculture has afforded him.
Billy Goss, Goss Farms, Lyon, Miss.: "There was never a time I can remember that I didn't know I was going to be a farmer. Even as a little boy, I only wanted to farm."
Was 33 years enough?
At 18, Goss made his first mark in farming, renting five acres and growing cotton. He was working for his father full-time, but the rented five acres were separate from the family operation. Goss borrowed the money for his five acres; worked the land entirely on his own; and hired labor to help him handpick the crop. The five-acre year was 1949 — and Goss never looked back, renting 25 cotton acres in 1950 at $5 per acre. He was slowly building his planted acreage each season — waiting until he could afford to buy.
In 1954, Goss put his farming hopes on hold and served a stint in the Army, returning to Lyon two years later with bride Dot and the quiet confidence of a man who knows what he's capable of. "I got back to Mississippi in 1956 and went to work on a farm near Roundaway. The second year there was a terrible crop for the whole county — even though we actually had a good one. It came Christmas time and normally you'd get a bonus. Well, I got a billfold that year. Let me tell you, I was excited with getting that billfold, 'Man, ain't no telling how much is in there.' So I opened it up, but there was nothing in there. Not nothing! The billfold — empty — was the bonus."
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Goss' first five acres of cotton came full circle in 1958 when the man he had originally rented the land from recommended Goss to Bill Heaton, Heaton Farms, Clarksdale, Miss. Goss walked into Heaton's living room on a Sunday afternoon. "He looked me in the eye and said, 'I'm not looking for somebody who can work for a month or two.'" Goss signed on with Heaton as a farm manager the same day — and stayed 33 years as manager before setting off on his own with Goss Farms in 1991. "When I started my own operation, I asked Mr. Heaton, 'Was 33 years enough?' and he answered with a grin, 'I think that'll do it.'"
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All through those years, Goss was building up his own landholdings. He bought his first 40 acres in 1958; land that his home sits on today. From his first 40 acres, he continued to buy in small increments and only what he could afford, as his planted acreage swelled into 1,300 rented and owned acres. "Here's a lesson: we don't owe people today, and at my age it's so comfortable not to owe. On top of that — and I'm very proud of this — the first land we ever bought, we borrowed the money and paid it off early. That's the way we've always operated."


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BANG OUT Volume II: Change
"Sad News" by Matthew Zapruder
"Developing the Dew Claw" by Rosemary Griggs
"To the Werewolf on the 14 Bus" by Lindsey Wolkin
"History" by Susanna Kittredge
"Shopping Carts" by Sona Avakian
"Untitled" by Michelle Puckett
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In honor of this January's presidential inauguration, the second BANG OUT reading, on Saturday, January 17th at Amnesia in San Francisco, featured work by local writers inspired by the theme "Change."
Matthew Zapruder is the author of American Linden (Tupelo Press, 2002), and The Pajamaist (Copper Canyon, 2006), winner of the William Carlos Williams Award from the Poetry Society of America. He is co-translator of Secret Weapon, the final collection by the late Romanian poet Eugen Jebeleanu (Coffee House Press, 2007). His collaborative book with painter Chris Uphues, For You in Full Bloom, will be published by Pilot Books in 2009 and his third book of poems, Come on All You Ghosts, is forthcoming from Copper Canyon in 2010.
Rosemary Griggs received her BA from University of Iowa and her MFA from San Francisco State. Her book Sky Girl was published in 2003 by Fence Books. She has recently completed a provocative, political new manuscript of poetry for which she is seeking publication.
Paul Dertien lives in San Francisco. He has studied and taught creative writing at San Francisco State University. He is currently working on a crime fiction novel. His work has been previously published in ZYZZYVA and Six Little Things.
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The Ministry of Education has determined that there have been rumours and e-mails circulating, which claim to be the SEA 2012 results.
Preliminary investigations have revealed that there appears to be a determined, sinister plot to destabilise the positive work emanating from the Ministry of Education.
There are agents inside and outside of the Ministry, intent and determined to create instability, confusion and chaos in the minds of the population as well as the students, parents and teachers of our nation.
The Ministry of Education, in moving the SEA from March to May, promised the results to be released on or before the 6th of July 2012.
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The Ministry is well aware of these insidious acts being committed over the past few weeks with the same nefarious intent and purpose.
The Ministry of Education advises the public to ignore any such e-mail or information as their contents may be false or inaccurate. Once again, we wish to remind the public that the release of the official results of SEA 2012 will take place on Thursday 5th July 2012.
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Reforms in Triple Talaq in the Personal Laws of Muslim States and the Pakistani Legal System: Continuity Versus Change
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This work analyses the reforms carried out in some of the Muslim states regarding the issue of triple divorce in one session. According to a majority of Sunni jurists, pronouncing the word 'talaq' three times in succession, equates with three 'talaqs'. On the contrary, according to Ibn Taimiyah, Ibn al-Qiyam, and the Shi'a Imamiyah, three pronouncements of the word talaq in one session equals only one talaq. Most Arab, as well as many Muslim states such as Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Sudan, Morocco, Kuwait, Yemen, Afghanistan, Libya, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates, have, while formulating their own laws, followed Ibn Taimiyah's and Ibn al-Qiyam's positions on this issue. In this regard, Sri Lanka's Marriage and Divorce (Muslim) Act, 1951, as amended up to 2006, seems to be the most ideal legislation on triple talaq. In Pakistan, the Muslim Family Law Ordinance 1961, has abolished triple talaq, as the procedure laid down in section 7 is largely applicable to one or two pronouncements only and excludes three pronouncements. Furthermore, some portions of section 7 are in clear contravention of the dictates of Islamic law, which adds to this precarious section's peculiarity. The superior courts in Pakistan and Bangladesh have not been consistent in interpreting the law on this important subject, while on the other hand, some Indian High Courts have treated triple talaq as invalid.
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SALEM - Richard N. Beatty Jr., 60, of Lisbon, died at 11:04 p.m. Friday at Salem Community Hospital.
He was born May 25, 1953 in Salem, a son of the late Richard N. and Sylvia G. (Styron) Beatty Sr.
Mr. Beatty lived his life in the Salem, Columbiana and Lisbon areas. He was a 1971 graduate of David Anderson High School and attended Kent State University Salem regional campus studying art. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of the Vietnam War.
He had been employed at Columbiana Parks Department, East Palestine China, Humtown Pattern and repaired appliances.
He is survived by siblings, Virginia Freed of Lisbon, Nancy House, with whom he resided in Lisbon; Betty Beatty of Kathleen, GA., Debra Mohr of Salem, Linda Beatty of Salem, and Tina Oates of Columbus.
Services will be at noon Thursday the Faith Fellowship Church. Pastor Larry Paxson of the church will be officiating. A time of visitation will be held one hour prior to the services. The Salem Honor Guard will provide full military honors at the conclusion of the services.
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Today there was a lot of big news in Marijuana Laws today that you guys should definitely know about.
First of all, shout outs to the small city of Breckenridge, CO for completely legalizing marijuana. A vote was held yesterday that passed overwhelmingly for the legalization of pot, not just for medicinal use either.
Early returns Tuesday night showed the proposal winning with 72 percent of the vote. The measure would allow adults over 21 to have up to 1 ounce of marijuana.
The measure is largely symbolic because pot possession remains a state crime for people without medical clearance. But supporters said they wanted to send a message to local law enforcement to stop busting small-time pot smokers.
Breckenridge also happens to be a ski resort, that means go there on your next vacation.
Next we look over to Maine, who had a policy vote on election day to drastically expand their medical marijuana laws. The vote was for regular voting citizens, so you know that it passed. People are finally beginning to wake up on this issue.
With 86 percent of the precincts reporting, the measure was ahead 58 percent to 41 percent, the Bangor Daily News reported Wednesday.
The measure eases access to marijuana for individuals with certain medical conditions by expanding the list of qualifying conditions, creates a state-regulated registry of qualified users and allows for a statewide system of storefront distribution centers.
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Don't be put off by the wet-blanket title. There's plenty of pleasure to be had from Glum, the latest album by Tucson-based songwriter Howe Gelb, who, in the past decade, has put out more than a dozen records—with a shifting roster of musicians—under the rubric Giant Sand. On the title track and the irresistible "Yer Ropes," which feature Gelb's Lou Reed-y voice, seductive rhythms and raucous bursts of distorted guitar, the album gloriously tests the limits of rock and roll. Other cuts, such as "Painted Bird," venture a little too far, with fragments of melodies lazily drifting through noisy feedback. Alternately inspired and self-indulgent, Glum is another of Giant Sand's brilliant shrugs. (Imago)
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The same coaches also might have rediscovered Jason Pratt in the process.
Pratt, the all-time leading Michigan high school passing leader, is beginning to turn heads after a record-setting football career at Merrill High School in rural Saginaw County.
The 6-foot-6 sophomore forward, who was forced to give up football because of a shoulder injury, continues to pursue his dream of playing for a D-I program in Michigan -- just not in the sport people expected.
Pratt had a team-high 22 points and seven rebounds to lead Grand Rapids Community College past Kellogg CC, 91-84, in his finest performance of what was looking like a lost season.
The Raiders improved to 9-9 overall (4-6 in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association West).
"I had pneumonia all through January," said Pratt, who was hospitalized for two days last month. "I thought I just had the flu, but I went to the hospital back home and had some tests done, and they found pneumonia on one of my lungs. I also pulled my groin and missed the first two months of the season.
"I feel like anything that could've gone wrong went wrong this season."
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Pratt, a high school all-state selection in football and basketball, said he is feeling much better. He finished 9-for-16 shooting from the field, including 4-for-8 from 3-point range, against Kellogg CC.
"I feel like I can catch my breath now," he said. "Tonight is the first night where I've been 100 percent all season."
GRCC coach Kelly McEwen said he sensed it might Pratt's night to shine.
"I just felt he was going to snap out of it tonight," McEwen said. "He had a real good tournament for us as a freshman and he had a lot of D-I (schools) interested in him last year, but he disappeared this year. He's been sick all year. Tonight is the first game all year he's finally back healthy again."
Pratt has the size and athleticism to play at a higher level of competition, but he understands he first must be consistent on the court and prove his health issues are behind him.
"I think he absolutely can play D-I or D-II," McEwen said. "They like his football attributes. They know he's a tough kid. They know he's a good athlete. He averaged 28 points per game in high school as a point guard. He's finally healthy, and he's just learning how to play at the collegiate level."
Pratt insists there still is time to land a D-I or D-II scholarship.
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"It hurts a lot," Pratt said of quitting football. "I've always wanted to go D-I in football, but I hurt my shoulder, so football is done. I've got the same dream for basketball. I'm going to keep working hard to get it."
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Brilliant chrysanthemum blooms fill Longwood Gardens when the National Chrysanthemum Society holds its 68th annual show in the Exhibition Hall on Saturday, October 29 from 1-5 pm and on Sunday, October 30 from 9 am-5 pm. Members from regional chapters and chapters from across the country and are expected bring 450-600 of their most spectacular blooms and varieties to display in the judged show.
Blooms will be judged in two Divisions of competition, Horticulture and Floral Design. Both Divisions are open to amateur growers and designers. There is a Novice division for first-time competitors. The majority of mums in competition will be giants, commonly known as "Football Mums." The minimum size of the bloom eligible for the competition is 4 inches in diameter, with some as large as 11 inches in diameter. A special Chrysanthemum Bonsai display will also be part of the show.
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The chrysanthemum show takes place during Longwood Gardens' 30th annual Chrysanthemum Festival, October 29-November 20. In 1981, Longwood turned its annual chrysanthemum display into a month-long festival featuring a variety of chrysanthemums grown in unique ways. To mark the 30th year of this popular display, Longwood will showcase more than 20,000 colorful, blooming Chrysanthemums flourishing in the palatial conservatory beginning October 29.
Longwood's team of experts have meticulously grown and groomed these fall favorites into a variety of unusual forms ranging from cascades that drape the Conservatory walls and columns like flowery waterfalls to towering single-stemmed mums to miniature varieties.
The showstopper of the display is the elaborate "Thousand Bloom" mum, which this year is expected to boast a record number of more than 1,000 perfectly placed, uniform blooms on one plant. A dying art form that originated in Japan, Longwood is one of the few places in the world where this growing technique is still practiced.
In addition to the Thousand Bloom, guests will encounter shield-shaped chrysanthemum forms, towering chrysanthemum arches to walk under, and gigantic mum balls suspended from the ceiling. Don't miss the unusual horticultural feat of the Wonder of the World mum. This is a single chrysanthemum plant onto which more than 100 different cultivars of mums are grafted and then grown to bloom simultaneously.
The National Chrysanthemum Society Show is free with Gardens admission.
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In 1906, industrialist Pierre du Pont (1870-1954) purchased a small farm near Kennett Square, PA, to save a collection of historic trees from being sold for lumber. Throughout his life, Mr. du Pont indulged his passion for gardening, turning his farm into a magnificent horticultural showplace. Today, Longwood Gardens is one of the world's great horticultural displays, encompassing 1,077 acres of dazzling gardens, woodlands, meadows, fountains, 10,010-pipe Aeolian organ and 4.5-acre conservatory. Longwood continues the mission set forth by Mr. du Pont to inspire people through excellence in garden design, horticulture, education and the performing arts, through programming that includes exhibitions, musical performances by leading artists, renowned horticulture education programs, horticulture research, environmental stewardship and community engagement.
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The outdoor gardens and Conservatory open at 9 a.m. and close at 5 pm through November. 20. The Terrace Restaurant is open daily for full- and self-service dining. The Gardens Shop is also open daily. Admission is $18 for adults; $15 for seniors (62+); $8 for Students ages 5-18 or with valid student ID; and free age 4 and under. Longwood Gardens is on US Route 1 near Kennett Square, PA. For more information, visit www.longwoodgardens.org or call 610-388-1000.


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A subsidiary of global sequencing giant BGI said today it will provide next-generation, high-throughput genomic sequencing to identify mutations associated with specific cancers as part of its collaboration with South Texas Accelerated Research Therapeutics (START) on the San Antonio 1000 Cancer Genome Project (SA1kCGP).
BGI Tech Solutions and START, a global Phase I research organization, are partnering on SA1kCGP, a cancer genome study designed to link genetic alterations that underlie different cancers to detailed clinical outcomes. START last year launched SA1kCGP, for which it will conduct patient recruitment, acquire tumor samples, and collect clinical patient data using its electronic medical records and Clinical Synchrony™ software technology.
Unlike past studies that based sample preservation on formaldehyde, researchers involved in SA1kCGP are using fresh tissue. START said it has surmounted the logistical hurdle of obtaining fresh tissue by targeting community treatment centers where 90% of cancer care occurs. The focus on community centers minimizes referral bias and maximizes the size of data sets for analysis, the partners said.
Samples will also be available for further research in RNA and protein analysis intended to complement the genomics research. All SA1kCGP data will be made public and will be free to researchers and others worldwide, BGI Tech and START said.
SA1kCGP is conducting whole-genome sequencing of cancerous and normal tissue and blood samples from patients with one of 10 cancers, and has already exceeded its initial goal of collecting samples from 1,000 patients, the partners said. A total 1,200 patients have agreed to have their tumor tissues sampled and transplanted to mouse models, with the goal of targeting genetic mutations for drug selection and development.
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Hey folks, just wanted your guys' opinion on the Ride Delta MVMNT and Rome 390 BOSS. I have a size 9 vans hi-standard boot and will be slapping one of these puppies on my Ride Crush. What size should I get? Ride Large, Rome sm/md?
When I ride my crush I usually butter around all over the mountain and am in the park hitting boxes, walls, rails, etc. Anyone ride any of the '11s yet? Holla
can't say which is better but definitely get sm/md for the romes
The Deltas are stiffer than the Romes, so if you're looking to ride the park (as noted), I'd go with Rome. Also, I'd go with a large in the binding and adjust it down. IMO, Rome's straps tend to be shorter than other companies and the large will allow you to fit that boot in without too much hassle.
Softer as in the high back is softer or the chassis in general. I'm used to having Fluxes but they're pretty heavy and they were too big. Leaning more towards the 390s unless anyone can sway me another direction. Anyone else have size 9 boots and ride ROME? Just got two different answers.
Rome for the build quality, comfort and customer service. My dog chewed up my 3.5 canted foot beds so I called Rome and two days later I had new footbeds at my door free of charge! I love those guys.
I ride size 9 Thirtytwo Ultralights and have a pair of lg/xl Rome 390's. I had to adjust the heelcup forward and crank the straps down a lot but the sm/med's just weren't wide enough for the boot so I'd go lg/xl if I were you.
I have size 9 boots and ride sm/md Targas, hence my suggestion to go one size up.
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thanks for your input guys. I decided to go with Ride. After handling the two I feel the Ride bindings are far superior in feel and quality. I've always liked Rome straps, but other than that it really has nothing over the Ride binding. Guess I had to see the Boss in person
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