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LISBON - In Columbiana County Municipal Court, Jay Thomas Troyer, 20, Gavers Road, Hanoverton, was fined $675, had his license suspended for six months, sentenced to three days in jail or counseling and required 30 hours community service for OVI first offense.
Laura M. Thornton, 29, Steubenville, was fined $450, had her license suspended for six months, credited with four days in jail while sentenced to 16 additional days and required 40 hours community service for attempted possession of marijuana and speeding.
Curtis A. Peeples, 33, last known address East Fifth Street, Salem, signed a waiver of extradition so he can be returned to Pennsylvania where he faces an alleged parole violation. He was also fined $60 for speeding and a seat belt violation.
Timothy G. McVay, 52, McGavern Road, Salineville, was fined $400, had his license suspended for six months and required 30 hours community service for left of center and reckless operation amended from OVI first offense.
Adam K. Zupancic, 21, Canfield, was fined $300 for light plate required and open container. A possession of marijuana citation was dismissed.
John W. Matheny, 33, Echo Valley Road, Wellsville, was fined $200, credited with one day in jail served and required 30 hours community service for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle for taking the car of Melissa DeCara on Jan. 24.
James M. Brienzo, 40, Barberton, was fined $200 for driving under FRA suspension and speeding.
Nicole M. Linger, 19, Mineral Wells, W.Va., was fined $150, credited with 21 days served in jail and required 40 hours community service for theft. Linger placed two bottles of Ciroc Vodka - peach and cherry - in her purse and left Gene's Drive Through in Salem. The vodka is valued at $37 per bottle.
Brad E. Minerd, 42, High Street, Kensington, was fined $150 for an equipment violation amended from speeding.
Jennifer Miller Wright, 42, Haessly Road, Hanoverton, was fined $150 for an equipment violation amended from speeding.
Eric B. Davidson, South Lincoln Avenue, Salem, was fined $30 for disorderly conduct for a fight in the area of Mullins and New Garden with a man Davidson had accused of stealing copper from a yard.
An open container in a motor vehicle citation against Jarred Chestnut, 22, Depot Road, Lisbon, was dismissed.
A March 6 pretrial was set for Dustin R. Foley, 34, East Main Street, East Palestine, cited with violating a temporary protection order for allegedly calling and texting Leslie Davis on Wednesday.
A March 18 pretrial was set for Eric S. Ward, 42, Fairway Road, East Liverpool, charged with domestic violence for allegedly grabbing and choking Tammy Ward on Feb. 2 at a Fairway Road, East Liverpool, address.
A March 25 pretrial was set for Jessica M. Jewell, 30, state Route 558, Leetonia, charged with resisting arrest for allegedly refusing to cooperate with Wellsville police attempting to take her out of a Commerce Street home she had been accused of breaking into on Sept. 13.
A March 25 pretrial was set for Katelin Rose Hurst, 22, Raley Road, New Waterford, charged with domestic violence for allegedly striking her step-mother on Wednesday.
A March 25 pretrial was set for Thomas R. Norton, 24, Thomas Street, East Palestine, charged with domestic violence for allegedly harming Dakota L. Gorichky by hitting her in the left side of the head twice on Wednesday.
A March 27 pretrial was set for Juan D. Stamps, 35, last known address East Taggart Street, East Palestine, charged with assault for allegedly holding down and beating on Danielle Gonzalez on Oct. 20, 2013.
A March 27 pretrial was set for Susan R. English, 45, state Route 45, Lisbon, cited with OVI first offense, failure to reinstate a license and failure to control following a crash on Wednesday.


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VINELAND — Two Bridgeton women appointed by former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine were sworn in as members of the Cumberland County College Board of Trustees on Tuesday.Dr. Elizabeth Riley-Wasserman is senior vice president of human resources and organization development for Mercy Health System in Conshohocken, Pa.
She is a 1977 graduate of Bridgeton High School and resides in Bridgeton with her husband and tree sons.Pamela Ann Sjogren operates a family-owned sand and gravel mining business in Cumberland County.
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I've been wanting to bake my own donuts ever since seeing a recipe from Little Corner of Mine for healthy baked donuts. But I didn't have a donut pan. So after putting it on my wishlist for a while, I finally went ahead and bought one. I bought the Norpro Mini Donut Pan, but I didn't realize just how small the donut molds would be. They are super cute, but also not much batter can fit in each mold.
I wasn't sure what to expect for the taste of these donuts. They didn't seem like the classic cake donut. But they also weren't going to taste like your normal yeast fried donut, The donuts by themselves tasted something between a cross between a cake and a donut. Normally, my family doesn't like icing on their donuts. The only donuts we like are glazed ones. I thought these donuts would look better frosted because they have some holes.
I knew no one would eat the frosted donuts, so I instead, I decided to use chocolate ganache. Originally, I was going to do a drizzle, but then the donuts were so tiny, I decided to just dip the tops in the chocolate. Once glazed with chocolate ganache, these babies looked more like donuts and tasted more like donuts too. Everyone really liked them.
I'm probably going to try out some other baked donut recipes, but this is a nice one. It doesn't exactly satisfy my cravings for donuts, but they are tasty and I like how they look.
Mini donuts (adapted from Little Corner of Mine)
1 cup all purpose flour
1/3 cup white granulated sugar
3/4 tsp. baking powder
3/4 tsp. baking soda
1/4 tsp. salt
1 large egg
1 tub (6oz/170g) vanilla flavored yogurt
1 Tbsp. milk
1 Tbsp. canola oil
1. In a big glass bowl, combine (A). Whisk thoroughly with a whisk.
2. In the center, add (B). Whisk until combine. Use a spoon and fill the greased donuts pan, about half full.
3. Bake at preheated 400′F oven for about 7-8 minutes for mini donuts. Remove with a toothpick and let cool completely on wire rack.
Chocolate Ganache
1/2 cup heavy cream
4 oz bittersweet chocolate, chopped
1. Heat heavy cream in a small pot. Be careful to not let it boil over. Once it begins to boil, remove from the stove.
2. Pour heavy cream into bowl of chopped chocolate. Stir and mix until chocolate is completely melted.
3. Let ganache cool for a few minutes before drizzling donuts with glaze or simply dipping the tops of the donuts in chocolate ganache
10 Responses to "Mini baked donuts with chocolate ganache"
Aww, those are so cute! I like making mini-desserts. I only have one mini pan though (for bundt cakes). I love chocolate ganache, too, especially oozing down the size of cakes. Yum!
I love mini desserts too! Except for the fact that they take longer because they use so little batter; I kept trying to shove more batter into the mini donut molds. Hehee.
They look soo cute!
hi kirbie – love those tiny donuts!!!! so very cute! i'd totally eat those! with or without the chocolate!
Thanks! I was really happy with how they turned out. I have the urge to stick some sprinkles on them though. Maybe next time.
They are so small that I ended up eating so many! Heh. That's the problem with small treats.
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When writer-director Ken Scott and his writing partner, Martin Petit, began working on the script for Starbuck, a 2011 hit in Canada opening Friday in the U.S., they were worried no one would buy the premise of a habitual sperm donor who discovers years later he is the father of 150 children.
"Each day we would come in to write thinking it is too much," said Scott, 42, who was a member of a comedy sketch troupe before turning to screenwriting (2003's Seducing Dr. Lewis) and directing (2009's Sticky Fingers). "People will not believe it."
Then six weeks in, a story broke in the news that a Montreal man had learned he had fathered 250 kids via sperm donations.
"We were blown away," said the French-Canadian Scott. "We thought we were inventing this from scratch. We were worried that 150 was too much. Then we started to look around and we realized there are many situations out there. There are many cases of sperm donors with hundreds of kids. There is a case in the U.K. of a man who had 500."
Now they were faced with a new dilemma — 150 children was suddenly too tame. So they upped the comedic ante. The donor, known only as Starbuck in the clinic's records, would learn he had fathered 533 kids — 142 of whom are attempting to get the fertility clinic to reveal the identity of their biological father.
The Starbuck reference will be lost on most U.S. audiences; it's not a nod to Battlestar Galactica. Starbuck was an award-winning Canadian bull who has sired some 200,000 offspring around the world.
Starbuck the film has a growing empire of its own. It was one of Quebec's top grossers of 2011. It won the Audience Award at the 2012 Palm Springs International Film Festival and the remake rights have been snapped up in France and India.
Scott is at DreamWorks in post-production on an American version of Starbuck that he wrote and directed, called The Delivery Man, starring Vince Vaughn. The release is planned for Oct. 4.
Though it's clearly a broad comedy, Starbuck explores such serious topics as the meaning and importance of fatherhood.
"Fatherhood is very much like a dramatic comedy," said Scott. "Fatherhood is all about these great moments. There are laugh-out-loud moments, but also difficult moments."
Lead actor Patrick Huard, who plays the donor, believes audiences are touched by the movie's important themes and "laugh watching this guy struggling."
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:( Smileys everywhere :)
Let's see :
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So, after my last suggestion; you removed the use of smileys inside all kinds of code tags. But the issue is not fully resolved.
Suggestion :: I don't know if this is possible but can we restrict text -> smiley conversion with the following criteria :
(*) The text say ": p" (I added <space> to disable auto-conversion to smiley), should only be converted to ":p" IF, it is followed by a blank space so as to confirm that it's not the part of a word.
So, ': p' (without space in between) gets converted to :p, but std :: pair (without spaces) does not get converted ('cuz the smiley is not followed by a space after it).
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Yes the quote behavior is as expected and it should not be there only in codes. Inline code had the bug which I fixed it :D
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Ah but if you're smart you can write :p without getting a smiley... :-)
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So xpi0t0s, you are not alone :p
The thing is if you "Disable smileys", it affects the whole text, not a portion of it ! I want smileys to be "intelligent". They should appear only where they are required and not in std::pair :)
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and thats why if you use inlinecode in
std::pair they would go away :D
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Thats fine but what about maths. Say, I have to write a ratio q : p ? Then ? It becomes q:p
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so you mean something like ratio
q:p but without disabling smileys :) :p
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Now you are trying to achieve it by putting it inside INLINECODE. But why ? That's not code.
What if I want that thing not to be different from from the rest of the text : black and not blue ?
"Plane crash:pilot dead". I want this text to look normal. I don't want to force INLINECODE.
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Ahhh.. After soooo many days (of research), I found another flaw. Look at this URL:
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URL inside INLINECODE:
What do you have to say now, xpi0t0s ??!?
BTW, which one of these is grammatically correct ;)
(1) standard English rules of grammar [as mentioned by you], or
(2) standard rules of English grammar
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c. What would be the acceleration of the block if mk = 0? (answer: 1.63m/s^2)
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Leftover Turkey Soup: with Noodles and WithoutJulieVR
With a meaty carcass in the fridge, it's simple to simmer a pot of stock, which can then act as a base for any number of soups. If you aren't up for making homemade stock, or have been sent home with a bag of leftover turkey and no bones, pick up some chicken stock at the grocery store to make an easy, light, comforting bowl of turkey noodle soup. Use this basic recipe as a canvas and add any ingredients you like – winter root vegetables, potatoes/sweet potatoes, broccoli, shredded cabbage or peas. Of course soup freezes well, so if you're tired of turkey you can have dinner squirreled away for mealtime emergencies another night.
Egg noodles are classic for soup – if you don't want them to turn your broth starchy, simmer them separately and then stir them into the finished soup at the end. For a flavor variation, try stirring in a spoonful of curry paste or small handful of chopped fresh sage or basil.
Turkey Noodle Soup
1 cup dry egg noodles or 1/2 cup brown & wild rice
2 L turkey or chicken stock
1 cup chopped leftover turkey (or more, to taste)
1 celery stalk, chopped
1 carrot, peeled and diced
2 Tbsp. tomato paste (optional)
3 garlic cloves, peeled and minced
1 Tbsp. grated ginger
Juice of half a lemon
Salt and pepper, to taste
Cook the barley, noodles or rice according to package directions; drain well and set aside. (Doing this separately will keep your broth from getting starchy; if you don't mind, just toss them dry into the simmering stock. You may need to add some extra stock or water.)
Bring the stock to a simmer and add the vegetables, tomato paste, garlic and ginger; cook for about 10 minutes, until the vegetables are tender. Add the noodles or rice and chopped turkey, stir just until heated through. Squeeze in the lemon juice, season with salt and pepper and serve hot. Serves 4.
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Today PB turned one. I can't believe its been a year already. She's a very adventurous baby. She gets into everything and lately she's all about climbing. She climbs up bookcases, on tables and even uses her little chair as a stool. She's giving me gray hair.
She still isn't walking. She takes a few steps then gets scared and sits down. It makes me laugh how fearless she is when going up, yet she's a big fraidy cat going forward. She's adorable.
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The increasing popularity of dining out over the past two decades has raised the proportion of nutrients obtained from away-from-home food sources. Between 1977 and 1995, home foods significantly improved their nutritional quality, more so than away-from-home foods, which typically contained more of the nutrients overconsumed (fat and saturated fat) and less of the nutrients underconsumed (calcium, fiber, and iron) by Americans. Since the trend of eating out frequently is expected to continue, strategies to improve the American diet must address consumers' food choices when eating out. This report analyzes food intake survey data collected by USDA over the past two decades to compare the nutritional quality of home and away-from-home foods and examine how the quality has changed over time.
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No matter how much the game changes, the main
object of basketball has remained the same since Dr.
Naismith was looking for a peach basket.
Make shots. It is still that simple.
Lexington Catholic made 11 shots from beyond the
three-point line to defeat host Anderson County 60-
51 in a battle of girls' basketball teams ranked in the
pre-season Top 15 on Friday night.
"We didn't defend the three at all," Anderson
coach Tony Kays said.
Senior guard Bonnie Rhule got Lexington Catholic
going with a home run just 16 seconds into the
contest, then after Anderson had come back to take
The Anderson County wrestlers rolled to four victories in five matches during the Wayne County Duals held Saturday.
The Bearcats defeated Letcher County Central, Danville, Barren County and Scott County but lost to the host team, a perennial state power.
Chris McDaniel was undefeated on the day at 132 pounds, while T.W. Stockton (145) and Travis Kaelin (195) were also undefeated on the day.
Team results
Running back Nathan Cox rushed for three touchdowns and a two-point conversion as the Anderson County junior varsity football team cruised to an easy 50 – 6 victory over the Western Hills Wolverines at Hollie Warford Stadium. Cox picked up 83 yards on the ground while teammate Chris Toomey made the most out of his two carries, adding 69 yards, a touchdown and a two-point conversion.
The Anderson County boys' cross country team pushed each other to a fourth place finish in the 12-team Boyle County Invitational, held at Danville's Millennium Park last Thursday.
Senior Austin Dillow led Anderson, finishing seventh individually out of 113 runners with an 18:00 time over the 5K course.
Two spots and six seconds behind was junior Dylan Buser while senior Kiefer Williams placed 17th, covering the course in 18:50.
The Anderson County High School baseball team celebrated the 2011 season with the annual team awards banquet, held at Anderson-Dean Aquatic Center on Aug. 14.
The Bearcats won the 30th District championship for the third time in four years, but were ousted from the Eighth Region tournament by eventual champion North Oldham.
Tourney champs
Members of the Anderson County High School boys' junior varsity soccer team display their trophy after winning the Franklin County Junior Varsity Invitational recently. Anderson defeated Franklin County and Western Hills for the title. Team members are front Mitchel Kirby, Lucas Best, Hunter Wilson, Corey Smith and Garrett Pritchert. Back row: David Simmons, Jordan Thompson, Lathan Lewis, Drew Whitworth, Luke Smith, Clayton Barnett, Ethan Woodrow, Daniel Peach, and Coach Robby Chadwell.
Luke Warford and Lowell Gordon were so close to advancing to this week's state tennis tournament.
But the cruel reality of an elimination tournament is just that – elimination.
The Anderson County juniors advanced to the fourth round of last week's Region 8 tennis tournament at Franklin County High School before falling to Matthew Stewart and Thomas Schaller of Oldham County 6-1, 6-3. Stewart and Schaller advanced to this week's state tournament. The top four entries advance to the state.
Anderson 6, Franklin 2
Anderson County took advantage of numerous Franklin County errors and Logan Woodside collected three runs batted in as the Bearcats defeated the Flyers, 6-2, last Thursday night in Frankfort. It was the second time in little more than a week that Anderson had been successful against Franklin.
Woodside drove in Granville Hayes with a fourth-inning single then belted a two-run home run, his sixth of the season, in the sixth inning to put the icing on Anderson's cake. Woosided finished at 3-for-4 and scored three runs.
The Anderson County softball team earned a big win over Woodford County on Wednesday, defeating the Yellow Jackets 4-3 in Versailles.
Molly Burkhead led the Anderson attack with three hits in four at-bats. Burkhead, a freshman, stole two bases and scored two runs.
Jessie Crouch smacked a pair of doubles and drove in two runs for the Lady Bearcats. Anderson scored twice in the third and twice in the fifth.
Corrin Robinson had an RBI single in the third.
Kelsey New smacked a run-scoring double in the fifth.
Anderson County got a bit of a surprise Wednesday when long-time rival Franklin County arrived wearing special shirts for the game with the Bearcats at Barnes Memorial Field.
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Subject: Mobile | May 16, 2014 - 04:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Motorola has carved a nice niche for themselves with smartphones costing around $100 and have just released a new device called the Moto E. This phone sports a 4.3" 960x540 resolution display with a small bezel and a water resistant which gives a good grip and some protection against water damage. The 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor and 1GB of RAM are running Android 4.4, see the full review at The Inquirer.
"MOTOROLA ANNOUNCED the Moto E on Tuesday, a dirt-cheap Android 4.4 Kitkat smartphone that it hopes will see the same success as last year's Motorola Moto G."
Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 @ The Inquirer
- Huawei Ascend P7 @ The Inquirer
- Acer Iconia One 7 @ The Inquirer
- MSI Primo 81 Tablet Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Galaxy S5 vs Note 3 @ The Inquirer
- Sony Xperia Z2 vs HTC One M8 @ The Inquirer
- The HTC One (M8) Smartphone Tech Report @ TechARP
- Gigabyte P35K-CF4 UltraBlade @ Kitguru
- Acer Aspire Switch 10 @ The Inquirer
- XTPower XT-10000ADF 10000mAh Power Bank @ NikKTech
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Female Genital Piercings: The Blind Leading the Blind
March 6th, 2009
I heard the "author" gets paid per view and she doesn't deserve a penny for what she wrote! I found this piece (of sh*t) online that was supposed to be an informative article about genital piercings. I can't believe just anybody can write an article about genital piercings and toss out so much off-base (absolutely dead-wrong) information. This one doesn't even come close! I'm so irritated! (I pulled the link from this article so I don't send it any traffic.)
The Piercing Bible is Almost Here!
March 4th, 2009
My editor told me that The Piercing Bible inventory has arrived at the warehouse, and that she'd send me a copy this week. I am so excited!! I can't wait to see the finished product. She also had me notify my contacts who are planning to review the book that they were going to be shipped out shortly. Entering this next phase is so thrilling! Oh, and I got so excited this weekend when I was searching for something about piercing when I ran into my very own words on Google Books. The Piercing Bible is on there (well, about 30% of the book). Check it out! Please feel free to let me know your thoughts and comments.
Emu Oil Triumphs Again!
March 3rd, 2009
If you've read much of what I've written about piercing, chances are you've run into some mention of emu oil. I think it is fantastic for healing everything, including body piercings (whether new and healing, in the process of stretching, or having a flare up). I got a fantastic email today from a woman who used it to heal her son's burns:
Elayne! I hope things are going superbly down in the Yucatan with your honey. I have to tell you, We miss you!!!! that would be the entire piercing community in the united states. I still wish I had been able to come down to NOLA before you closed and have the honor of having you do my triangle. Thanks to your recommedations, I flew out to Inifinite in Philly and had the esteemed Kevin Jump perform it for me. Its stretched to a 4 gauge and honestly I don't even wear my VCH anymore (although I could and have) because I love my triangle so much! I got the chance to spend the day with Jen and she is just a love! We shared the miseries of the east coast attitude. LOL Anyways, the reason why I am writing to you is different. Not piercing related persay, but related to you. Back in the day when I was working on piercings and healing I practically absorbed everything you wrote. Including the information about emu oil. I followed every link, I read every article. and thankfully, I did! This past fall, my son was being a stupid teenager. and to make a fairly long story short, he ended up being burned on all four extremities from a spray paint can exploding. The paint was on fire and it stuck to anywhere he had bare skin. He was burned over 30% of his body. He was lifeflighted to Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh and lodged in the pediatric burn ICU. Thankfully he didn't need skin grafts but it was a long agonizing painful process.
Isabella Piercing
February 27th, 2009
I received an email through my old Rings of Desire website because this page about female genital piercings still gets a HUGE amount of traffic:
I noticed you don't list the Isabella piercing. Is it because they are too rare? I had one when I was younger and I've got some nerve damage now. Even if you don't have a picture, I think it would be great to provide the info for it and inform people of the damages it can cause. Your site is very helpful. Thank you!
My response: Hi there, Thanks so much for your comments. I'm so sorry to hear you have a bad piercing result. I'd be very interested in learning more about your piercing: who did it, how long did you have it, details about your loss of sensation, etc. I closed my studio Rings of Desire (in New Orleans) after Hurricane Katrina. I moved to the Yucatan and I've written a book: The Piercing Bible. I left my old site up because it still contains good information, but I've applied myself to making the book complete and launching the new blog and website for it. My book contains a warning against Isabella (and other) piercings in the section that begins:
Link to Article in the Chicago Sun Times
February 25th, 2009
Neil Steinberg, the author of the article mentioned below, told me he might wait until closer to the book's publication date (in May) to run the piece that included my interview. But, it ran today. Here is the link to the article in the Chicago Sun Times. He got most of it right, but made it sound as though I'd done 40,000 genital piercings (rather than piercings overall, which I meant). He also said it would be published "next month" but it won't be on the shelves until May. But you can still pre-order it at a dicount here on Amazon.com.
Another Interview
February 21st, 2009
Yesterday I received a phone call from Neil Steinberg, a columnist for the Chicago Sun Times. He is planning to do an article about the popularity of female genital piercings. Apparently, he'd been in touch with the woman from the media relations office of Loyola Health Systems (see my previous post). When I told him that I was not only the Medical Liaison for the Association of Professional Piercers, but also the woman who literally "wrote the book" on body piercing, he said maybe he'd hold the story until my formal book release in May. That would be great! I'll be keeping an eye on the Sun Times to see whether he does that or not. I always get a kick out of the way people respond when I tell them how many clients get genital piercings from the demographic of older, more "conservative" individuals who do not have any other body art!
Piercing Lactating Nipples?
February 21st, 2009
I received this email from a piercer:
I written you before on the topic of aftercare products, and the use of pierced ear antiseptic and am proud to say the studio I work in now carries Satin! Anyway the purpose of this email is to address piercing lactating nipples. Over the weekend I had a very nice young lady request to have her nipples pierced, as we began the "paperwork" she informed me she was no longer breastfeeding but was still lactating. I have never encountered this before, so I phoned some of my fellow piercers with a few more years under their belts, and asked some information. As it turns out this young lady was already at one of our studios on the other side of town and was told no. The other piercers and I all agreed, because we do not fully know what complications could arise that we would not do it. I told the young lady this, and explained why I wasn't comfortable preforming the procedure. I also explained that there could be a potential for mastitis, and suggested she speak with her doctor, or other piercing friendly medical staff. She promptly left in search of another piercer that would do the piercing for her. With all your years of experience, have you ever encountered this before? I've had little to no luck finding information on the Internet and wondered if you could shed some light on this. Thank you for your time, Myke The Piercing Lounge, Madison, WI www.piercingmadison.com
I told Myke that he was correct in declining to pierce someone who is actively lactating and directed him to this information from my book, with info on this point at the very bottom:
The Pierced Consumer
February 19th, 2009
The entry I wrote about safer sex got picked up as a Valentine's Day post by another blog, The Pierced Consumer. Cloud, the woman who writes the blog is not a piercer--she is a piercee. She is very knowledgeable about many aspects of piercings, and provides a different perspective than mine, which (naturally) is from a piercer's point of view. You can read about her and why she started the blog, here. If you are a pierced consumer and looking for additional information, I suggest you pay her blog a visit regularly. She is very responsive to answering your questions.


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Water main break creates sinkhole in eastern Pennsylvania
BETHLEHEM -- A large sinkhole created by a water main break in eastern Pennsylvania has damaged at least two homes and prompted closure of the street.
WFMZ-TV reported that crews were called to the Bethlehem street Sunday to fill in the hole and repair the line.
Joseph Bolesky of the city water and sewer department said the sinkhole was about 30 feet by 25 feet.
Royce Prichett said the front door of his home was jammed and there were cracks along the side of the house.
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A vehicle was carjacked in Jersey City last night with two children inside, but the kids were unharmed after the assailant apparently abandoned the car a few blocks away, witnesses said.
The carjacking was one of two that were reported between 11 p.m. last night and 12:30 a.m. today.
An hour after the woman's car was taken, a Jersey City man was carjacked near the intersection of Bramhall and Madison avenues.
In the first carjacking, just after 11 p.m. last night, a man jumped into a woman's Acura on West Side Avenue with the woman's two children, 7 and 9, sleeping in the back seat, police said.
The woman told police she was closing the metal door to her store when the man jumped in her car and took off.The carjacker abandoned the car at Clendenny and Kennedy Boulevard, three blocks north and one block east of where it was taken. The kids were still in the car when it was abandoned.
The woman and the children were reunited and they were taken to the Jersey City Medical Center to be examined, police said. Jersey City police were on the scene at 11:30 p.m., searching the Acura for fingerprints.


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That Would Be Perdicaris Alive, Then…
Wonderful news of Richard Phillips' rescue solves the equation in that last post--and let's raise a glass to the SEAL team that went in to secure that rescue.
I do, however think that we still need to work a bit on the "Raisuli dead" side of things. This one incident, where America was provoked directly, won't end with the pirates realizing that the calculus of piracy has changed much. Unless that cost is one levied for the very act of piracy, for the continued actions against humanity, then they'll probably just be a bit more careful about whose ships they bother.
In those waters, piracy remains a lucrative and sane business decision where you are far more likely to realize significant monetary gain when you take a ship or its crew. What you aren't likely to realize is a loss of life, limb, or freedom. Three dead pirates is just (barely) a good start in changing the cost of business to the point where other options seem a far better bet.
Update: And I'd like to second President Obama in praising the heroism and resolve of Captain Phillips. Remarkable man--and his actions are well worth celebrating and holding up as shining examples of what we should all aspire to: selflessness and bravery under the most trying circumstances.
Steve Green has some comments, too. And Michelle Malkin's take is quite similar. I'd like to know more about the situation, but as of right now I'm holding some of the same thoughts--for those of you who haven't clicked through, Steve's summary is particularly apt:
The missing context is this — the might and will of the United States were held hostage, until one brave civilian captain took matters into his own hands. Philips risked his life escaping, and opened the door for the Navy SEALs — who ought to be in the business of kicking doors down.
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If they had kicked the doors down, would Phillips be alive? The ship was in FBI custody and the other crew free. If the purpose was to make the Somali's pay, they could have blown the raft up, with no point in saving the American's life.
Very probably Phillips would be alive--the SEALs are remarkably good at their jobs--and sitting and waiting certainly has its own dangers. I want life to be protected (primarily American, although pushing back against the terrorists would ultimately protect lives from nations around the world), but I also want the pirates to be punished. I don't see a conflict between the two goals and I'm thrilled to hear that three of the pirates died.
All that said, I'm not entirely sure that this could have gone any better than it did. In a larger sense, though, I think that there needs to be a concerted effort (call it a second "coalition of the willing") to go on offense against the pirates in these waters. In a larger sense, I'm damned sure I want to see more doors kicked in, more pirates killed, and less money flowing into Somalia because of the violent, criminal acts of a people who have grown to believe that piracy has zero real consequences and the great probability of huge financial gains. Coupled with the recent French action, I'm hopeful that, if you'll pardon me for saying so, we're seeing some change that I can believe in.


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Nick Gonzalez accounted for all four Moore Catholic touchdowns in a 27-8 CHSFL first-round Class A playoff win over Bishop Ford last night at the Aviator Sports Complex in Brooklyn.
The fifth-seeded Mavericks (1-7 CHSFL, 2-8 overall) play at No. 1 Cardinal Hayes in the semifinals next week.
"Nick Gonzalez took over the game. He played like the quarterback we know he can be," said Moore head coach Greg Rocco. "Seniors Gonzalez and Tommy Todaro dominated the game for us."
Moore won its season opener, a non-leaguer over Evander Childs, then lost eight in a row coming into last night. Rocco said the team was determined that last night's contest would not be its last game of the year.
"They put a whole game together. They guys played together and jelled and the coaches put in a great game plan," he said.


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I have my beliefs about this election that up until now I have kept quiet about. Friends have sent me many e-mails about the Republican party. I am a Democrat and will be a Democrat until I die. There is no way I would vote Republican because of the way they scare me when they want to do away with programs that help the poor. They want to privatize Social Security. That scares me. I am not scared about who is or isnt President Obamas friends or whether he is actually a citizen. This all humbug.
President Obama came into office with a mess that was created under George Bush's administration. When President Obama got into office the Republicans stopped anything he tried to do. Some people I know said that black people would take over the country if Obama would be elected. Imagine how stupid this thinking is. I remember when John Kennedy, a Catholic, was running that people thought the Pope would run this country if Kennedy won. How stupid is that?
My son, Greg and I were talking politics via Skype since he is in Colorado. He asked me if I knew who Todd Akin was and I didn't. Greg pointed out that Todd Akin is a Republican Senator from Missouri and had made comments about abortion. I am stating what this supposedly learned man made regarding abortion. He said, ''women possess magical mechanisims for preventing conception when they have been attacked. If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down.''There's more and you can find this information by putting Todds name in your Search Engine.
Then there is Republican Sen. Richard Mourdock from Indiana who says, that pregnancy resulting from rape can be something God intended to happen even if life begins in that horrible situation.I am not contemplating abortion and never would, but I take exception to people who make it their business of telling others how to choose what they want to do.
We all have a living will, or should have. This will dictate to others what we choose to have done at the end of our life. No one can tell each of us what we should or should not do. The same should be for a woman choosing or not choosing abortion.
I still maintain that if a woman has a baby she doesn't want, she will ultimately abuse that child. Is it better to get an abortion or have the child and abuse it? Men, especially, should not be entered into the equation about a woman's body. They don't have a clue.
Are we electing people that have an ounce of brains or it's just we really don't know the policies of these people we elect.
If you want my vote on proposed amendments to the constitution, you need to make it clear so that this 70-year-old woman can understand; otherwise, I am voting no.
I think America needs to help our people first. Quit sending money and aid to every country in the world. Quit sending money and troops to countries who constantly fight with each other. This has never made sense to me.
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this is beautiful.
congratulations on the print, first of many I hope
Awesome!! They did a pretty good job on this! It must be cut and sew but it looks seamless on the sleeves!! Nice!! Congrats!!
Nice. Maybe they're gearing up for a week devoted entirely to your awesome designs? You have enough good ones that they could!
I wish DBH could tell us the process on printing this so we can adjust how we design!
must agree with collisiontheory. it would be a lot easier to work on new designs if we knew for sure when we are making it unnecessary difficult to print and when we are wasting the technical possibilities by not going into things that could actually be printed quite easy. would be so great if they could keep a small journal where they would post a few comments about every shirt printed. like what techniques they used, was the design easy to print, what made the price of the shirt go up, what made it difficult to print, what couldn't be printed and so on. ANYWAY, thanks a lot DBH for printing this! i never believed this could be done until i actually saw it. You're the REAL designers of this piece, for sure! and thanks to everybody who voted! i'm really excited about my first win. hope to post more designs soon.
Hooray! I've been waiting for this moment for a long time. Good job Dagnis.
So Perfect !!!! this one is for me !
Awesome! big congrats dagnis. Looks amazing.
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mr. dagnis, this is a good sign, I am awaiting further of your yummi designs to be printed out soon!
That looks sick!
this shirt is awesome, I am very glad they printed it, and soon I will have it
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i am buying this omfg
nice! I was wondering when this would get printed.
GREAT SHIRT! Both models look great… very appealing first picture. SOTW!!!
Well done mate! I knew this one would win eventually. Looks great!
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The New Zealand Breakers will play the Cairns Taipans in the iinet Final Series starting on Wednesday night after the Snakes came through a thrilling iinet semi final series, winning game three over Townsville 93 - 83 in Townsville today.
The Breakers have been preparing for their first finals series until now without knowing who their opponent will be, but now that focus can turn to the opposition as well as their own game. Head Coach Andrej Lemanis has plenty of respect for the Snakes ahead of what promises to be a very close series.
"We've had good contests with them in our three games in the regular season, they are a team that gets after you defensively like Perth and I'm sure it will be a fiercely contested battle, one we look forward to."
Lemanis says the 3-0 score line in favour of his side this year counts for little on Wednesday night.
"This is finals basketball, what happened previously really doesn't matter now, this is about the play-offs and how you play these games.
Both clubs have given themselves the opportunity to win their first title so both are in the same position in that regard and will be excited about that prospect.
But as we have seen in the two semi final series already, results before this don't mean too much, it is about playing in the here and now."
Lemanis says in a way Cairns are a similar side to Perth, at least defensively.
"As with any game though you have to look after what they do from a team perspective, there is no one particular player to shut down and therefore shut Cairns down. It comes down to our group versus their group, whoever can put their style on the game is the likely winner, he said."
And of course the Breakers 9 Kiwis will have company with Lindsay Tait and Phill Jones on the Cairns roster.
"You've got to say that is great for Kiwi basketball. The Breakers are in the finals and we have a couple of Kiwis in the opposition as well, that can only be good for New Zealand basketball, Lemanis said."
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Rene Charles Alonzo, 60, of Lahaina, Maui, died on Sept. 23, 2012, in Wailuku, Maui.
A celebration of Rene's life and music will be Sat. Oct. 6, at Kahale's Beach Club in Kihei, from 1-6p.m. Please bring a dish to share.
Nakamura Mortuary is assisting with arrangements.
Rene was born on Feb. 28, 1952, in New Orleans, LA. He was predeceased by his parents Lawes and Rita Alonzo. He is survived by his life partner Karen Bennett; and son Gabriel Alonzo.
Rene lived life like he played music, free and truthful. His soul shined through his fingers and voice, and will continue to shine for all those who are touched by the recordings he left for us.


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Seriously, who is concerned about Gabrielle Douglas' hairstyle? I guess the haters missed the fact that Gabby is an awesome young African-American lady who has achieved the title as the first African-American female to win the all-around competition for an Olympic gold medal.
Gabby has gained prestige, she will be a part of American history and stories about her will be in history books. She is an inspiration for other young African-American children who can see from her achievements and believe within themselves, "Yes, I can accomplish anything I set my mind to." With her endorsements she will be a millionaire before it is all said and done.


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Free Algebra
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Operations with Fractions
Undefined Rational Expressions
Writing Equations for Lines Using Sequences
Intersections of Lines and Conics
Graphing Linear Equations
Solving Equations with Log Terms and Other Terms
Quadratic Expresions - Complete Squares
Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators
Multiplying a Fraction by a Whole Number
Solving Equations with Log Terms and Other Terms
Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring
Locating the Solutions of the Quadratic Equation
Properties of Exponents
Solving Equations with Log Terms on Each Side
Graphs of Trigonometric Functions
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Adding Fractions with Unlike Denominators
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Multiplication Property of Equality
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I know how difficult it can be if you are a bit lost with dividing polynomials calculator. It's a bit hard to help you out without more information of your problems . But if you don't want to pay for a tutor, then why not just use some computer program and see if it helps . There are countless programs out there, but one you should try out would be Algebrator. It is pretty handy plus it is quite affordable .
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I have used many programs to come to grip with my problems with greatest common factor, function definition and hyperbolas. Of them, my experience with Algebrator has been the finest. All I had to do was to merely key in the problem. Punch the solve key. The answer showed up almost at once with an easy to understand steps showing how to reach the answer. It was just too straight forward. Since then I have relied on this Algebrator for my difficulties with Algebra 1, Pre Algebra and Pre Algebra. I would highly advice you to try out Algebrator.
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Updated at 2:50 p.m. April 30: The date of the hearing for Patterson's lawsuit was changed to May 9 from May 2.
SAGINAW, MI — The Saginaw School District violated the Freedom of Information Act when it denied a board member's request for audio copies of meetings, a Saginaw County judge has ruled.
Board member Rudy Patterson filed the lawsuit Oct. 30 in Saginaw County Circuit Court against the Saginaw Board of Education, Superintendent Carlton Jenkins and Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and Labor Relations Kelley Peatross to obtain unedited audio copies of four meetings.
The district had denied two Freedom of Information Act requests he filed in August and September.
Initially, Saginaw school officials stated they could not replicate the recordings because the digital pen used does not offer that capability, but later stated in court that employees had the ability to make copies of two of the meetings for a fee of $390.
Saginaw County Circuit Court Judge Janet M. Boes, in a written opinion issued Monday, April 28, ruled the district violated the law by not providing the recordings. She had heard arguments from both parties in a hearing in January.
- Read Boes' nine-page statement: Saginaw School District lawsuit
The school district's claim it in its letters to Patterson that it did not have records under the description in his request is "factually untrue and misleading," Boes wrote.
The district is to pay Patterson $500 in punitive damages within 21 days and provide him copies of two meetings in "diskette form" within 10 days and provide Patterson the opportunity to listen to recordings of two meetings, Boes ruled.
The court also awarded Patterson "reasonable attorneys' fees, costs and disbursements" from the district, and he must submit a verified statement of the amounts within 10 days.Boes dismissed Patterson's claims against Jenkins and Peatross, stating there is no justifiable claim against them.
There is a non-jury hearing scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Friday, May 9, to settle unresolved matters.
Patterson's attorney, Michael Forster, and Jenkins were not immediately available for comment.


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Serial #: 197 Manufacturer: Collier Patent
Barrel Length: 25 inch solid rib
Finish: brown/casehardened Stock: walnut
Description: Elisha H. Collier manufactured revolving flintlock and percussion rifles and shotguns circa 1818 to the mid 1820s with a total production of only about 150 of all types. Collier was from Boston, Massachusetts, however he went abroad to patent a flintlock revolving shotgun in England. Some believe that Collier couldn't get financial backing for his invention in America, however is has been established that Collier worked with or for Artemus Wheeler in helping to manufacture or perfect the revolving shotgun, and using the Wheeler principle, Collier patented it in England after Wheeler apparently lost interest in manufacturing and marketing the gun in America. These shotguns and rifles were built with the fine quality and workmanship of British manufacturers of the time. Colliers gun achieved considerable success and was the first revolving longarm (also made in pistol and pistol-carbine configurations) made and sold in substantial quantities. A key feature of the Collier built guns is the very tight gas seal between the breech of the barrel and the cylinder. The cylinder is held tightly over a protruding lip at the barrel breech by a piston wedge that forces the cylinder forward and has to be manually pulled back before hand revolving the cylinder. Collier's original patent described and illustrated a spring mechanism for automatic rotation of the cylinder when the hammer was cocked, however that feature was scrapped before production, so all Collier Revolving longarms have manually rotated cylinders. This particular shotgun features a concave solid rib marked "COLLIER & CO. 54 STRAND LONDON" near the breech end and the lock is marked "COLLIER & Co / PATENT". The left side of the barrel directly ahead of the cylinder is marked with the number "21" flanked by a "Crown / GP" and "crown / V" proof marks. The lower tang is marked with the serial number "197". The lock, hammer, trigger guard and top of the frame have broad floral scroll engraving with a bird on the lock. The cylinder is five round, fluted with exposed nipples. The barrel and cylinder are brown finished Damascus and the frame, lock and hammer were casehardened. Half solid under rib with short wooden, brass tipped ramrod and mounted with a checkered straight grip stock with a iron shotgun buttplate, semi tear drop flats and silver initial oval on the top of the wrist. This particular shotgun is pictured and identified by serial number on page 32 in the book "Early American Firearms".
Condition: Very good. The barrel and cylinder retain much of the Damascus pattern with a thin brown patina overall. There is some scattered moderate pitting on the rib and barrel, and some minor pitting on the cylinder. There are traces of the original case colors on the frame, otherwise the hammer, frame and lock have a smooth brownish gray patina. The stock is good with most of the original varnish and showing scattered minor dings and dents. The markings are crisp and clear. Mechanically fine.


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Stingray City first got its start when local fishermen would clean and fillet their catch in the shallow waters on the northern edge of the lagoon, routinely throwing their discarded scraps back into the ocean. The discarded scraps attracted the stingrays and they began to show up in large numbers to feed. Today visitors to the Cayman Islands can swim, snorkel and scuba dive with stingrays that have since made their home in the waters at Stingray City in Grand Cayman.
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1988 Keith Haring Limited-Edition Signed Lithograph In Framed Display
Starting Bid - $500.00, Sold For - $1,160.00
Offered is limited-edition signed lithograph created by Haring for use by the World Federation of United Nations Associations on a stamp celebrating International Volunteer Day. The lithograph, which measures 8.5 x 11 inches, has been signed and dated ("1988") in pencil by Haring in the lower left corner and is numbered "656/1000". The lithograph also bears the embossed seals of the Federation and Emiliano Sorini Studios in New York. Though we have found that the art gallery market rarely provides an accurate indication of auction selling prices, we do note that we did find another example of this Haring limited-edition signed International Volunteer Day print with a retail price of $7,450.00. Near Mint to Mint condition. Mounted and framed to total dimensions of 14.75 inches x 17.5 inches. LOA from Steve Grad & John Reznikoff/PSA DNA. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$2,000. SOLD FOR $1,160.00
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President Bush on Wednesday signed a multibillion-dollar economic rescue package that means $300 to $1,200 rebates for many American households.
Bush called the measure "a booster shot for our economy" to stave off a recession.
Several dozen members of Congress, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, stood on the stage behind Bush as he signed the bill.
Rebate Checks Expected in May
Rebate checks are expected to go out beginning in May to taxpayers and low-income people, including seniors living off of Social Security and veterans who depend on disability checks. Businesses would get tax breaks for investing in new plants and equipment.
Most taxpayers will receive a check of up to $600 for individuals and $1,200 for couples from the Internal Revenue Service, with an additional $300 per child.
People earning at least $3,000 and those who owe little to no taxes would get $300 for singles, $600 for couples.
Those making more than $75,000 and couples with income exceeding $150,000 are to get smaller rebates - $50 less per $1,000 they make over those thresholds.
Skeptical economists and a worried public question whether the rebates and tax breaks for businesses will be quick enough or effective enough to head off a recession.
Congressional leaders already are considering more economic rescue measures that could include transportation spending, unemployment aid, and the housing crunch.
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., this week said the measure was "far from a panacea," adding that, "much more should be done to address our economy's longer-term problems." On Tuesday he said the Senate would consider "another stimulus package or two" on housing and other issues. The legislation could be ready for action by late February, aides said.
In the meantime, economists are debating how effective the rebates will be, with critics arguing that debt-burdened consumers will use the money to pay bills rather than spending the checks and spurring growth.
An Associated Press-Ipsos poll found that only 19 percent of those surveyed said they planned to spend their rebate checks. Forty-five percent said they would pay bills, while 32 percent said they planned to invest the money.
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The last time the government sent out rebates, in 2003, recipients spent a little less than a third in the first six months, and about two-thirds within the first year, according to findings by the University of Michigan Survey of Consumers, cited by congressional tax analysts.
After rebates were sent out in 2001, just 22 percent said they would mostly spend them - rather than saving the money or using it to pay off debt - and only one-third of the rebate was spent in the short run, according to the same study.
Lawmakers argue it will take much more to restore confidence to an economy battered by a housing slump and mortgage mess.
"What we've done with the stimulus bill is we've reacted to a weak economy without going back and addressing the cause," said Rep. Melissa Bean, D-Ill. "The stimulus package is bailing water, but now we've got to go back and plug the leak."
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Barbara Drive: The stereo and amplifier were stolen out of a car near Meadow Drive between 2 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday.
Meadow Drive: A woman was shot at while driving past a home near Wilson Drive at 8:45 p.m. She told police two men got out of a parked car and stated shooting. She was not injured.
Poplar Avenue: Cash was stolen in a home burglary in the 2600 block between 10 p.m. and midnight Saturday. Another home in the 2900 block was broken into between 8 a.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday.
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Wilks Place: A PlayStation and laptop were stolen in a home burglary in the 3300 block between 6 a.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Sunday.
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South Memorial Parkway: The stereo was stolen out of a car in the 2500 block at 6 p.m. Saturday. Another car in this block was broken into at 1 a.m. Sunday.
Wynterhall Road: Three tablets, two flat screen TVs and other items were stolen in a home burglary between 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.


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WORKFLOW · CEO Yike Guo discusses Shanghai's giant grid computing project to link scientists
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March 8, 2005 | InforSense, which was spun out of Imperial College London six years ago by computing science professor Yike Guo, made two noteworthy deals in the past six months — one with Shanghai to build a grid computing network uniting research scientists, the other with GlaxoSmithKline to develop an open workflow platform for enterprise chemoinformatics. But as Guo explains to Kevin Davies, both deals have, at their core, a common goal: sharing data, software, and expertise effectively among large, diverse user communities.Q: How did you get involved with China?
Our initial involvement was to create a software development base in China — it's where we develop our workflow components, especially for bioinformatics and protein informatics. We have a joint lab with the Shanghai Center for Bioinformation Technology (SCBIT), and with IBM, which provides the hardware facilities. InforSense provides the development projects, including development of components for advanced integrative studies of biological information.
China not only has cheaper developmental costs than Britain, but also has a very good scientific base — plenty of young scientists looking for good places to work. Shanghai has the best bioinformaticians in the whole country. Another reason is that China has big projects in life science research, such as the Human Genome Project, and now the Human Proteome Project. So they need software for large-scale integrative analytics.Q: What is the new grid computing project in Shanghai?
InforSense was spun out of Imperial College (where Guo is on the faculty) and still has an IP pipeline with the university, so we are deeply involved in grid computing. I've been working with China in the field of high-performance computing and its applications. [Our] software is used extensively in Chinese bioscience, chemistry, and informatics fields.
Our discovery workflow is mechanized to dynamically integrate analytical services, including software applications, data sources, and instruments in a dynamic and personal way to form protocols or workflows. This workflow is in fact a plan or record of what kind of protocol a scientist has created. It can be stored, optimized, and reused.
We provide the analyst portal approach for publishing workflows as reusable end-user applications. Web portal deployment technology allows scientists to automatically turn an analytic workflow into a Web application. This is achieved by a simple click, so you don't need scientists to write Web applications themselves. Scientists can easily publish their research results together with the protocols from which the results are derived.Q: Tell us about your recent partnership with GSK.
The GSK partnership is a micro view of our integrative analytical computing. They have exactly the same problems as Shanghai — sharing data, instruments, expertise, etc. The only difference is vertical. GSK is focused on one area: drug discovery.
The major problem in any pharma is integration — from data to applications and finally to expertise ... In discovery science, how one integrates information is very task driven and personal. It reflects an individual scientist's method of doing a particular scientific job.
On the other hand, in the IT world, after many years, software integration has finally come to a solution using Web services architecture: Publish everything with standard Web service protocols; software can then adopt an SOA (service-oriented architecture). If we put this together, whether information or application, so long as it gets published in a standard way, then we can join them together and provide an environment so that each scientist can also connect them in a flexible way. This is our Open Discovery Workflow concept: We allow scientists to define discovery protocols for a particular task.
GSK Chemistry adopted this concept — they put all their algorithms, perhaps a couple of hundred, even in library design, developed over the past 20 years into databases and into Web services and used us to join them together. Moreover, all the integrative workflows can be stored in our workflow warehouse so they become the company's knowledge base of informatics processes. This is an enterprisewide deal with GSK. Within 10 years, I expect that every scientist can do their job using this mechanism.Q: What do you mean by Open Workflow?
We're not a vertical company. We don't do anything vertical. We're purely an IT company. Thus, we have developed the concept of an Open Workflow Partner Network, to help our vertical application software partners make their algorithms and applications compatible with our workflow. Some partners are licensing our workflow technology in-house. But others such as LION, CCG, Daylight, MDL, etc., made their vertical software applications easy for us to integrate. The basic idea is to make software chosen by mutual customers compatible with workflows — they can choose what they need to do their job and easily put pieces together.
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