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Hey yo! It's Mika-chan! This idea came to me last night when I was trying to fall asleep. And of course I couldn't write it down then, so here it is! This is kinda like how I write Organization XIII: TSTNW and a lot of people seem to like that. anyway, let the deadly tale begin!
"Roxas! Wake up, Roxas!"
Roxas was awoken rather rudely when Axel jumped on his bed and attempted to shake the younger Nobody awake. Why in the world did Axel have to wake him up so roughly?
"What, Axel?" Roxas grumbled, clearly furious by the fact that he was awake.
"Roxie, do you know what today is?" Axel crawled under the covers.
"Um…Wednesday?" Roxas phrased his response like a question.
"More than Wednesday." Axel grinned, his peridot eyes filled with excitement.
"The day when Xaldin goes on his yearly week-long mission in the Space Paranoids?" Roxas asked.
"Nope." Axel was still grinning.
"The day when Luxord finally wins a game of poker?" Roxas asked.
"It's New Year's Eve, Roxas!" Axel exclaimed.
"Shoot me now…" Roxas groaned and retreated back under the covers.
"Come on, blue eyes!" Axel pulled the covers off Roxas. "It'll be fun!"
"Axel, what time is it?" Roxas wanted to know.
"Almost six in the morning." Axel said.
"You got me up at almost six in the fucking morning?" It was a rare day when Roxas dropped the f-bomb, so Axel knew that the Key of Destiny was pissed.
"Hey, Xemnas told me to go wake everyone up. You're the last person." Axel shrugged. "So you'd better be happy that I'm letting you sleep in."
"Get the fuck out of my fucking room, Axel." Roxas' voice was nothing short of serious.
"Okay, okay." Axel disentangled himself from the blanket and hopped out of bed. "But you need to wake up."
When one hears music in the Castle That Never Was, it usually meant one of two Nobodies was listening to it: Axel or Demyx. If it was Axel, the music would be something like the love child of Dir en Grey and Bullet for my Valentine. If it was Demyx, the music would be something like the Goo-Goo Dolls had mated with Fiona Apple or Cher.
This time, it happened to be Demyx, even though the music sounded like the love child of Dir en Grey and Bullet for my Valentine.
The music today happened to be Wish I Had An Angel from the album Once from Nightwish, a Finnish band that I listen to frequently.
Now it's common knowledge that Demyx can't sing. His rendition of The Howling had shattered the windows in the Studio That Never Existed, much like his rendition of Pinball Wizard did to the windows in the bathroom. Why he still sings is unknown.
While he was singing, the Melodious Nocturne was setting up the Kitchen That Never Was for the insane bash that was to occur later that night after midnight. Marluxia had ordered him to mix several thousand strawberry and apple martinis for the occasion, since it was (and still is) a well-known fact that Luxord drinks himself silly at occasions such as these.
I wish I had an angel for one moment of love. I wish I had your angel your Virgin Mary undone. I'm in love with my lust. Burning angel wings to dust. I wish I had your angel tonight…
Demyx sang happily with the vocalists, even though he sounded nothing like Tarja and/or Marco. Really, Demyx sounded more like the cat that's just had its tail stepped on. It was a pitiful thing to hear.
"Demyx, can't you sing like a normal Nobody?"
Xigbar walked into the Kitchen That Never Was, his arrow-gun in one hand and several crimson arrow-bullets in his other.
"No can do, Xiggy." Demyx shook his head, turning up the stereo that rested a few feet away from the ivory fridge.
"Well, Larxene's going to start complaining before too long." Xigbar said. "Are you almost ready?"
"Ready for the first round." Demyx gestured to the colourful martinis that rested by many bottles of Smirnoff and Heineken amongst red wine and champagne.
It appears that the Nobodies of the Castle That Never Was liked to party. Luxord's a bit of a given, huh?
"So, I'll start the rounds, as usual." Xigbar grabbed an apple martini and drained the glass in a matter of moments before setting it back down on the counter. "Hmm…you might want to get some Jack Daniel's here too, Demy."
"No problem!" Demyx grinned.
"Hey, is the Superior here?" Xigbar asked. "I need to ask him something about the party tonight."
"He's at Castle Oblivion." Demyx said as Wish I Had An Angel faded into Nemo. "He should be back in about an hour."
"Okay then." Xigbar said. "Well, I need to make sure Marly isn't doing anything with those Snapping Dragons."
"Have fun with that." Demyx said as Xigbar walked off to the Conservatory to stop Marluxia from creating chaos and mayhem.
It was a rare day indeed when Vexen was allowed to experiment. Of course this wasn't the day, but no one else needed to know that, right?
The Chilly Academic was in the frigid Lab That Never Was That Resembled The Ross Ice Shelf And Parts Of Russia working on an experiment that would allow ice to remain solid. That would be handy, huh? And this experiment had to be conducted soon because the party was less than twenty-four hours away.
"This is so annoying." Vexen scowled as he successfully turned the ice cube magenta. This of course wasn't what he was aiming for, but at least he knew how to make the ice cubes colourful.
After waiting for a few minutes, the Chilly Academic decided to put on Shenanigans from Green Day and set the track to Desensitized. The cd was listened to so rarely that the entire thing was covered in a layer of dust that would make Xaldin faint.
Vexen, annoyed by the punk sound that had filled the Lab, ripped the cd out of the player and threw it at the wall. Going through the cd rack, the Chilly Academic found that he didn't have a lot of music that wasn't punk. Vexen internally cursed Axel, since it had been the Flurry of Dancing Flames who had provided Vexen with the plethora of cds that lay before him.
Deciding that music might not be the best thing at the moment, Vexen decided that now would be an opportune moment to use that new 32-inch plasma on the wall. Of course finding the remote for said 32-inch plasma was going to be complicated.
After an hour-long search that ultimately resulted in the remote being discovered underneath a bottle of chloroform, Vexen now had the ability of surfing all 653 channels. So of course he decided on the cooking channel.
While he was watching Rachel Ray make tuna casserole, Vexen was having a hard time solidifying his ice cubes. Deciding that maybe the cooking channel wasn't the best idea, Vexen changed to some movie channel that was showing Brokeback Mountain. I swear, I had no idea that Heath Ledger was in that until a few days ago. Anyway, Vexen really didn't really have a problem with gay cowboys so he found himself watching the movie while attempting to conduct his experiment.
The door opened and Axel stomped into the room, which was a very brave move on his part since the Flurry of Dancing Flames couldn't be in a room lower than seventy degrees because he'd go into a coma.
"What, Axel?" Vexen demanded.
"Why in hell are you watching Brokeback Mountain without me?" Axel asked incredulously.
"I didn't know you liked Brokeback Mountain." Vexen said simply.
"Are you kidding? It's one of my favourites!" Axel said. "That aside, what the hell are you doing?"
"Trying to make it so that ice won't melt." Vexen said. "For the party tonight."
"There's not much of a chance of that happening, Vexy." Axel said, his peridot eyes fixed on the plasma screen.
"That doesn't mean that I can't try." Vexen snapped angrily. "Is there any point to you being here?"
"Actually, Xemnas wanted me to see what you were doing and I can see that it is completely pointless." Axel said.
"It is not pointless!" Vexen and Axel always fought when they communicated. It didn't matter if it was verbally, through other Nobodies that were usually Marluxia and Roxas, or through e-mail.
"And Xemnas wanted me to tell you that he wants you to decorate the Room Where Nothing Gathers with Marluxia." Axel said.
"That son of a-" Vexen started.
"Hey, I'm just passing the orders." Axel held his hand in the air. "No need to bitch at me."
"Fine, fine." Vexen snapped. "Just get out of my lab so I can work in peace."
And with that, Axel made his grand exodus, leaving Vexen to deal with his anger and frustration.
Larxene was having one hell of a time putting up the Christmas lights.
Now one might find it strange to be putting up Christmas lights for New Year's Eve, but is anything in the Organization ever normal? And these weren't ordinary holiday lights. Not at all, my friend. These holiday lights were various bottles of beer strung up on wire with lights inside them. These are plastic bottles, of course. Like…you know how some people have Chinese lanterns on Christmas lights? This is kind of like that.
That aside, Larxene left the Kitchen That Never Was and set off for the Room Where Nothing Gathers so she could string up the next set of lights. When she got there, she thought that she was in the wrong room.
Marluxia had apparently been at work for at least a few hours. The Graceful Assassin had strung up his own holiday lights and wrapped them around all thirteen ivory chairs. Colourful Chinese lanterns hung from the ceiling and the flashing strobe lights contrasted oddly with the overall black lights in the room.
"What in hell have you been doing, Marluxia?" Larxene demanded.
"Working." Marluxia said simply.
"And what are we listening to?" Larxene jerked her head toward a large stereo that was playing some kind of techno whatnot.
"Cascada." Marluxia said.
"You really are gay, aren't you?" Larxene hung a set of lights on the wall.
"That's an overly used stereotype, you know." Marluxia snapped.
"What, that gay guys listen to Cascada?" Larxene raised an eyebrow. "That's not a stereotype, Marluxia. It's a fact."
"Axel's gay and he doesn't listen to Cascada." Marluxia pointed out, deciding between a purple and a green Chinese lantern.
"So is Roxas and he listens to it." Larxene retorted.
"Vexen doesn't." Marluxia stated.
"Vexen's always been on the odd side." Larxene said.
"Leave my boyfriend out of this." Marluxia glared at the Savage Nymph.
"Oh, so should I tell him that you were banging Xigbar in the Studio the other day?" Larxene loved blackmailing people.
"Th-that has nothing to do with this." Marluxia was clearly taken aback by Larxene's tactic.
"Okay, then." Larxene pulled a random cd out of her cloak and strode over to the stereo.
"What is it?" Marluxia wanted to know.
"Akon." Larxene said.
"Oh hell no, Larxene." Marluxia dashed over to her. "Don't you dare play that."
"Or what? You'll make me listen to Cascada?" Larxene was using her taunting voice. "Face it, honey. You know I could do so much worse to you."
"You don't know the full extend of my power, Larxene." Marluxia said through gritted teeth.
"Knock it off, you two."
Luxord entered the room carrying about twenty cases of Miller Lite in his arms. What a surprise that he hadn't consumed all of them already…
"Hey, did someone give Saix his psych meds yet?" For one reason or another, seeing Luxord with alcohol made Marluxia think of the Luna Diviner, which made him think of how heavily medicated he was.
"For his what?" Larxene asked.
"His PTSD." Marluxia said.
"Post Traumatic Stress Disorder?" Luxord raised an eyebrow. "What in bloody hell could he have experienced that was so traumatic?"
"It was either watching Downfall or watching Axel pole dance to Head Like A Hole." Marluxia said.
"Downfall? As in the Hitler movie?" Larxene smirked. "Dude, I've seen much worse."
"I'm sure you have. In the meantime, we need to wrap this up." Luxord said. "Demyx has made about seventy thousand martinis and it would be a shame to waste them."
"You won't waste them, I'm sure." Marluxia said.
"Well, Lexaeus says there's about twenty-nine crates of red wine in the Kitchen that need to be brought up." Luxord said, making his exit.
Larxene faced Marluxia as she asked, "Just how drunk do we get?"
"I don't even want to know." Marluxia shook his head.
The party started around seven that night with Axel and Roxas' colourful light show that looked magnificent when Demyx's water clones were added to the mix. The Room Where Nothing Gathers was filled with music like My Chemical Romance, Panic! at the Disco, Crazy Frog, Darude and Papa Roach. Just normal party music.
"Zexion, don't climb on that stereo!"
And of course there was the occasional Nobody who felt that it was their God-given duty to cause as much chaos as they possibly could. This time, however, it was Zexion, who didn't like to take part in holiday festivities whatsoever.
"But itsh fun, Shuperior." Zexion slurred.
"You've had too many martinis, Zexion." At each party, one Nobody was forced to remain sober in case something was to happen. This time it happened to be Axel, much to his annoyance. "And I'm not the Superior."
"It wash a Shirley Temple." Zexion yelled over Vexen's horrid rendition of Climb Every Mountain from The Sound of Music.
"Stop drinking, Zexion." Axel said. "And someone shoot Vexen, ay?"
At that moment, someone that was probably Larxene had taken a shoe and flung it at Vexen's head, causing the Chilly Academic to fall off the crate of apples he had been standing on.
"Let's go, Axel." Roxas had found Axel and was clearly ready to leave.
"You don't sound drunk in the least." Axel commented.
"I'm straight edge, remember?" Roxas glared.
"Okay, come on." Axel took Roxas' hand and lead XIII out of the room, figuring that no one would miss them anyway.
"So what are we doing now?" Roxas asked.
"Something fun." Axel grinned before kissing Roxas.
"You taste like cinnamon." Roxas smiled in response.
"I don't know why you keep saying that." Axel pressed Roxas against the wall. "You know I hate cinnamon."
"And you know that you taste like it." Roxas said.
"Well, we'll just have to fix that, now won't we?" Axel grinned.
Even though he hated New Year's Eve, Roxas had to admit that he loved the moments before the New Year was rung in. This year, he was kissing Axel a few metres away from where the avid party was taking place. And as the other eleven Nobodies counted down while he was kissing Axel, Roxas had to say that he didn't mind this moment in the least.
I hope the ending wasn't too bad. I really had a blast writing this. I'll write oneshots for anyone who wants anything done. I'll do just about anything short of Mpreg. I can't work Mpreg at all. anyway, just PM me and tell me what you'd like written and I'll see what I can do. reviews equal love! thanks for reading!

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Paul Collingwood, Marcus North and Scott Styris all showed there is life in the old dog yet with stunning performances on the opening night of the NatWest T20 Blast.
Collingwood produced a superb all-round performance in Durham Jets' 29-run victory over Worcestershire Rapids while North's amazing 47-ball 90 proved in vain as Derbyshire Falcons lost by 27 runs to Leicestershire Foxes, who were boosted by Styris' splendid 63 off 31 deliveries.
Former England captain Collingwood arrived at the crease with the Jets, fresh from losing the toss, in trouble on 33 for three at the Emirates Durham ICG.
However, the 37-year-old shared a 113-run fourth-wicket partnership alongside debutant Calum MacLeod in 12 overs to lift their side.
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Collingwood blasted five fours and a trio of maximums in 38-ball 62 and, despite him departing in the 18th over to Saeed Ajmal, the Jets were able to post a commanding 173 for four courtesy of Scotland international MacLeod's destructive 80 off 56 deliveries.
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He returned figures of 3-29 from four overs to help the Jets dismiss their opponents for 144 in 19 overs.
At Grace Road, two overseas players led the way in Australian North and New Zealander Styris.
Having won the toss, the Falcons dismissed Ireland international Niall O'Brien for a golden duck and did well to contain Josh Cobb and Ned Eckersley after the pair threatened to take the game away from the visitors early in their innings.
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Stephen Moore and Wes Durston, with 24 and 28 respectively, tried their best to keep up with the run-rate, but the Falcons looked dead and buried when Nathan Buck accounted for both in figures of 3-26.
But 34-year-old North had other ideas, bludgeoning six fours and the same amount of maximums in a remarkable 47-ball knock that took Derbyshire close.
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Michael E. Jankowski, 56, of the 5200 block of Candlewood Lane, was placed in the Erie County Prison on $10,000 bond after he was arraigned by Springfield Township District Judge Chris MacKendrick on charges including aggravated assault, indecent exposure, resisting arrest and fleeing police.
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The second-harmonic generation of a conical sound source104(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.423848View Description Hide Description
The second-harmonic sound beam nonlinearly generated by a conical source is analytically described. It is shown that the radial second-harmonic beam is distributed as the Bessel function and independent of the propagation distance. Another important feature is that the beamwidth of the second-harmonic component is just equal to 1/2 times that of the fundamental, not 1/√ times in the general cases. A potential application of this beam in the acoustic nonlinearity parameter imaging or measurement is also discussed.
Conservation of energy and absorption in acoustic fields for linear and nonlinear propagation104(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.423849View Description Hide Description
In the present paper, the energy effects accompanying a strong sound disturbance of a medium are analyzed. The waves may be, in time, periodic — continuous or pulsed — or have the form of single pulses. The description is based on equations which are commonly applied in nonlinear acoustics. The Fourier analysis, elements of the theory of linear operators, and analytical functions are applied. A general method is given for the construction of the absorption operator in the domain of space–time coordinates to which the small-signal absorption coefficient corresponds. By analogy to linear equations and the corresponding dispersions equations, the quasi-dispersion equations in the case of nonlinear description are introduced. Simplification of the "classical" equation of nonlinear acoustics was performed. The relations between absorption operators in the space and time domains are shown. It is demonstrated that in nonlinear interactions, where terms of such type — nonlinear function of pressure — dominate, the power (energy) of the disturbance is conserved. Just as in the linear notation, the only reason why the total power (energy) changes is linear absorption, but that one which occurs under the conditions of nonlinear propagation. In consequence, the equations of power (and energy) balancing the disturbance have the same formal shape in nonlinear and linear descriptions. The equations provide a theoretical basis for different, easier, and more accurate methods than those used previously for determination (numerical and experimental) of, e.g., the power density of heat sources generated by sound. The function of the nonlinear gain of absorption and the function of effective absorption were also introduced. On the basis of quasi-dispersion equations the phenomenon of overtone generation (not harmonics) is shortly discussed.
Nonlinear standing waves in an acoustical resonator104(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.423850View Description Hide Description
A one-dimensional model is developed to analyze nonlinear standing waves in an acoustical resonator. The time domain modelequation is derived from the fundamental gasdynamicsequations for an ideal gas. Attenuation associated with viscosity is included. The resonator is assumed to be of an axisymmetric, but otherwise arbitrary shape. In the model the entire resonator is driven harmonically with an acceleration of constant amplitude. The nonlinear spectral equations are integrated numerically. Results are presented for three geometries: a cylinder, a cone, and a bulb. Theoretical predictions describe the amplitude related resonance frequency shift, hysteresis effects, and waveform distortion. Both resonance hardening and softening behavior are observed and reveal dependence on resonator geometry. Waveform distortion depends on the amplitude of oscillation and the resonator shape. A comparison of measured and calculated wave shapes shows good agreement.
Ultrasound induced cavitation and sonochemical yields104(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.423851View Description Hide Description
The introduction of a strong acoustic field to an aqueous solution results in the generation of cavitationmicrobubbles. The growth and collapse of these microbubbles focuses and transfers energy from the macroscale (acoustic wave) to the microscale (vapor inside the bubbles) producing extremely high localized pressures and temperatures. This unique energy focusing process generates highly reactive free radicals that have been observed to significantly enhance chemical processing. This paper presents a model that combines the dynamics of bubble collapse with the chemical kinetics of a single cavitation event. The effects on sonochemical yields and bubbledynamics of gas composition and heat transfer are assessed and compared with previous theoretical and experimental studies. Results from this model are used to explain unusual experimentally observed sonochemical phenomena.


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OSHA News Release – Region 1
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 1 BOS 2002-233
Monday, November 18, 2002
Contact: John M. Chavez
Phone: (617) 565-2075
METHUEN, Mass. -- A Lynn, Mass. dairy with a higher than average record of workdays lost to injuries exposed workers to falls, unguarded machinery and other significant safety hazards, according to citations issued Oct. 30, 2002, by the U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Proposed fines total $63,000.
Garelick Farms of Lynn (formerly known as West Lynn Creamery) has been cited by OSHA for a total of 27 alleged violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act at its milk processing facility at 626 The Lynnway.
The citations and fines resulted from an inspection conducted from May 6 to Aug. 6 under OSHA's Site Specific Targeting Program which focuses inspections on workplaces where the number of workdays missed by employees due to injuries is higher than average.
"Safety standards require employers to protect workers against fall hazards," said Richard Fazzio, OSHA's area director for Essex and Middlesex Counties. "Employees at Garelick Farms were found to be in danger of falling into unguarded pits and tanks, floor holes and unguarded open-sided work platforms."
The inspection also found numerous instances of unguarded nip points and rotating parts on machines; lack of an exit in the dairy's receiving area; missing exit signs; improper fit-testing for respirators; inadequate lockout/tagout precautions; improper storage of flammable liquids; and inadequate emergency response training, equipment and documentation."
A total of 21 alleged serious violations of safety standards accounted for $60,000 of the proposed fines. A serious violation is cited when death or serious physical harm could be caused by a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
The company also faces a $3,000 fine for six alleged other-than-serious violations. These include incomplete or unavailable illness and injury logs, unavailable audiometric testing records, lack of eye and face protection, failure to inspect energy control procedures and excess air pressure in a cleaning hose. An other-than-serious violation is a condition that would probably not cause death or serious physical harm but would have a direct and immediate relationship to the safety and health of employees.
Garelick Farms of Lynn has 15 business days from receipt of its citations and proposed penalties to elect to comply with them, to request and participate in an informal conference with the OSHA area director, and/or to contest them before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
The OSHA area office in Methuen, Mass., conducted the inspection. Its telephone number is (617) 565-8110.
A fact sheet detailing the citations and proposed fines is attached.
OSHA Citations and Proposed Fines Garelick Farms of Lynn Lynn, Mass.
Twenty-one alleged serious violations, with $60,000 in proposed penalties, for:
- unguarded open tanks and pits; unguarded floor hole; unguarded open-sided platforms; stairway missing railing; defective ladder available for employee use;
- no exit for the receiving area; unmarked exits; non-exits not marked as such;
- no verification that employees assigned to work on the ammonia refrigeration system had received and understood required process safety management training and no records of training;
- list of emergency responders did not list their duties in an emergency; inadequate number of SCBA tanks and needed backup gear available for emergency response; emergency responders did not receive annual medical exams; lack of certification that all emergency responders had received or completed initial training; emergency responders did not receive annual refresher training;
- an employee not medically cleared to wear a respirator was fit-tested for respirator use; emergency responders were not fit-tested annually; employees were not properly fit-tested for respirator use;
- employee did not utilize proper lockout/tagout procedures; improper tagout device used; incomplete tagout label;
- numerous instances of unguarded nip points and rotating parts on various machines; unguarded point of operation on a compactor; inadequately guarded grinder;
- unlabeled electrical switches; flexible cords used as fixed wiring; no strain relief for an electrical cord; use of electrical outlets not suitable for a damp location; employee not trained in safety related electrical work practices;
- flammable liquids stored in an inadequate cabinet; two industrial trucks not properly inspected.
- incomplete illness and injury logs;
- illness and injury log not available;
- unavailable audiometric testing records;
- failure to ensure use of appropriate eye and face protection where required;
- lack of annual or more frequent inspections of energy control procedures;
- excess pressure in an air hose.
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Milwaukee gallery owner Faythe Levine and filmmaker Sam Macon traveled across the country to find and interview people who have apprenticed and perfected the craft of painting signs by hand, whether to promote the price of grapes at a local grocer or to create art.
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Mike Terzo Jr., a third-year environmental sustainability, health and safety majorat RIT, has received the 2015-16 Howard Freckleton and Roy Hamel EndowedScholarship Award.
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On June 15, 2016, the Board of Fire Commissioners proudly presented Union Hill Fire Department Past Chief Brian M. Ball with an Award of Excellence. Chief Ball accepted the award surrounded by his family, friends and members of the Union Hill Fire Department.
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To advance the study of male/female differences in Alzheimer's disease (AD), the organizers of a neurodiscovery challenge have announced the winner of the $50,000 grand prize. The organizers—the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH) and the Geoffrey Beene Foundation—had narrowed the field of potential winners to just three. Ultimately, in a voting process that included public participation, the winner emerged: Enrico Glaab, Ph.D., a research associate at the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine, University of Luxembourg.
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In addition to the first-place winner, a pair of second-place winners was named. All had been named preliminary winners in October. Then, to select a final winner, a voting process commenced, including online voting open to the public November 1–5, and a live vote November 7 at the Alzheimer's Disease Summit: The Path to 2025, presented by the New York Academy of Sciences, the Global CEO Initiative on Alzheimer's Disease, and the National Institute on Aging/NIH.
The results of the voting were so close that one of the Challenge's sponsors, Sanofi, stepped forward and offered an additional $50,000 to fund the second-place winners, Kimberly Glass, Ph.D., and John Quackenbush, Ph.D., Harvard School of Public Health, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Drs. Glass and Quackenbush will continue their study of sex-specific differences in AD characterized by unique alterations in cellular network structure. "Because one finalist was a female, Dr. Kimberly Glass, we felt it was important to encourage more women to go into STEM careers," said Anne Whitaker, president North American Pharmaceuticals and CEO of Sanofi US and founding member of Women Against Alzheimer's.
"We are delighted with the worldwide response and interest to the challenge and congratulate Dr. Glaab, Dr. Glass, and Dr. Quackenbush's accomplishments," said Maria Freire, Ph.D., president and executive director, FNIH, which manages the partnership for the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI), a study of the progression of AD that is funded by both the National Institute on Aging/NIH and private sources.
"What better way to mobilize women than ask a question that matters to them?" said Meryl Comer, president and CEO of the Geoffrey Beene Foundation Alzheimer's Initiative and founding partner of the 21st Century BrainTrust. "The 2013 Geoffrey Beene Global NeuroDiscovery Challenge supports and validates this research focus for our next-generation scientists that benefits both women and men."
The 2013 Geoffrey Beene Global NeuroDiscovery Challenge invited researchers to leverage large sets of clinical data and novel analytical approaches to elucidate the causes and consequences of male/female differences in destructive physical changes in the brain, to clarify how those changes translate into progression of physical symptoms, and to determine the influence of genetics and hormones on the development of AD in both men and women.
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Vargas-Narh, Magdaleno-Hidalgo Double on Oct. 11th
By Rick Reeno
Top Rank has put together a UniMas televised doubleheader on October 11 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.
In the main event, undefeated welterweight contender Jessie Vargas (22-0, 9KOs) will take on battle-tested veteran Ray Narh (26-3, 21KOs).
The co-feature will see red hot super bantamweight prospect Jessie Magdaleno (16-0, 12KOs) face Raul Hidalgo (19-9, 14KOs).
The following night, at the same Las Vegas venue, Juan Manuel Marquez will challenge WBO welterweight champion Timothy Bradley in the headline bout of an HBO Pay-Per-View event.
[QUOTE=E.P.T.;13761493]Is this the same Nahr that quit against Alvarado? jeez i hope not.[/QUOTE] Yes is the same Narh who had 2 years long lay off and came out to beat Ronald Cruz...what about that???? Listen Robinson is a club fighter,i…Comment by wakspapa on 10-06-2013
[QUOTE=hougigo;13761473]Why Narh and why not Robinson?[/QUOTE] Because Narh is a better and good fighter than Robinson...who is Robinson anyway????..Robinson is just a Club fighter simple as that.Comment by ghphilly on 09-26-2013
They ain't doing that cause Robinson would knock Vargas the **** out too! My man Ray still searching for someone to open a door man! Someone out there needs to get Ray a fight stat!!!Comment by richardt on 09-18-2013
They should put Vargus in against the winner, not the KO loser of a recent fight.Comment by Hougigo on 09-18-2013
[QUOTE=E.P.T.;13761493]Is this the same Nahr that quit against Alvarado? jeez i hope not.[/QUOTE] it is... Recently tot knocked out by ray " the new" Robinson... Or something like thatPost a Comment - View More User Comments (7)


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REVIEW: 'Yukon Men,' realest of all reality television shows
Reality television is a term thrown around a little too loosely nowadays. As long as a camera is rolling, and some person is willing to do something deemed interesting, then you have the recipe for TV success. The truth is that the majority of reality television is engaging, entertaining and even educational, but the "real" part is secondary.
Discovery Channel's Yukon Men, which airs Friday nights at 10 p.m., is the real deal of reality television. This brutal, often difficult-to-watch series looks unflinchingly at a community in Tanana, Alaksa — a community simultaneously surrounded by vivid life and constant danger. Several of the decisions made by the folks in this small town are questionable, perhaps even wrong. The power of the disclaimer that runs before each episode is evident: The series, quite simply, details a rugged lifestyle where hunting and trapping is necessary to survive.
I've never been to Alaska. I've never endured sustained temperatures in the negative degrees. I've never looked in the freezer and watched the caribou meat dwindle to a few remaining pieces. This makes me different than these men, all of whom seem like good people with the community's best interests at heart. This push-pull of respect for their lifestyle and revulsion over so much spilled blood is what makes Yukon Men must-see television.
Watching these two father-son teams is eye-opening. Subsistence living is the polar opposite (pun intended) of what most people in the United States experience on a daily basis. But in Tanana, there doesn't appear to be any franchises like Domino's or McDonald's. There doesn't appear to be any Cheesecake Factories or readily accessible brand names like GAP, Abercrombie & Fitch and Gucci. Instead, there's a community of a few hundred people, tucked up against the North Pole, living on a river that overflows its banks and causes both life and death on a seasonal basis.
In the span of a few episodes, the new Discovery show has displayed a caribou hunt, wolf hunt, geese hunting, trapping of animals for fur, an unfortunate death of a loved one on the river, a community facing no water, families facing no food or money, and a ton of snow and icy water. This is ruggedness to its core. There may be some "playing to the camera" in other shows, but that doesn't appear to be the case with Yukon Men.
But even though the series shows how the people of Tanana are different from so many other towns, it's the similarities that leave a lasting impression. Even in the cold wilderness of Alaska there are fathers willing to teach theirs sons a few lessons about life. There's good people relying on the help of one another. There's the need to mourn the dead. There are chores for the young, responsibilities for the adults, and natural beauty for as far as the eye can see (this last one may be unique to Alaska).
Yukon Men may turn off many viewers, and there are several scenes that are downright cringeworthy. Watching a beautiful lynx get stuck in a trap and then face the end of its life, all to make some money off its fur, just doesn't seem right. But, again, this is reality television. We're supposed to appreciate some things, question others, and ultimately be glad that such unfiltered access is still available on the airwaves. But as Stan Zuray says in the show, the trapping and hunting is not a sporting event. It's all about food. It's all about survival.
It may be hard to love, but Yukon Men is the best new reality show of the year. Why? Because it's actual reality television. If the cameras weren't rolling, these men would still be combating nature and fine-tuning their survivalist traditions in the middle of the beautiful nowhere.
By John Soltes / Publisher / email@example.com
15 Responses to REVIEW: 'Yukon Men,' realest of all reality television shows
This is what living a traditional Alaska lifestyle is about. These families face lots of difficulties living t
In remote villages . This show is wonderful
Absolutely love this show. It depicts the reality of life and the life and death struggles of our ancestors. While many in the cities may cringe and pick up the phone to call PETA these folks don't have a WalMart to pick up groceries at. I deeply respect the people of Tanana Alaska!
As a Yukoner, I am very offended by this show. THIS IS NOT AT ALL ABOUT WHAT IT IS LIKE TO LIVE IN THE YUKON!!!! the show is not even filmed there!!!! I honestly feel that the name should be changed to Alaska Men, as that is where the show takes place. If you want a reality show about Yukoners,,, GO THERE!!!!! Is there a legal issue here, as the producers are using our territory as a name for the show? something for everyone to think about
yeah i agree but still good show
Tanana is in the Yukon census area and is bordered by the Yukon river. How much more yukonny do you want? Go back to school you angry little cave-dweller.
Never been to Alaska, but Yukon Men is the best reality show! Better then the alaska bush clowns!
You are correct in stating that the show is not filmed in the Yukon Territory, Canada. However the village of Tanana is at the confluence of the Tanana and Yukon Rivers with the town fronting the Yukon River. I'm certain now that you can see why your rant is just simply that, an incorrect rant.
I love this show. I cannot imagine living in a place where it gets to be -50 degrees but I sure want to try it. My mother's maiden name was Roberts. I wonder if I have relatives in the Yukon? Would be very interesting to me to know. So I shall go to Ancestry.com and start a search for my maternal family tree. I wonder if I can get to the Yukon in my search.
My husband and love this show. However we are questioning why these people don't plant a garden when the temps are warmer & can the veggies. There is another show on, can't think of the name just now, where the families have cattle & also have large gardens. They have a "root cellar" in which they place the canned & fresh vegetables. They do hunt for meat & fish for salmon. Even tho their weather is similar to Yukon Men they seem to do more to make sure they have food when the weather is extremely cold.
Yukon men is NOT true survivalist is an umbrella to promote trapping and they make it look like a survival show which is NOT.
Is a FAKE.
This program is made by the white man and is soo colonialism based.
I will repeat again.
Besides Yukon men is not true survivalist not at all.
Read carefully.
I know what survivalist is.
If you came with little technology, city made stuff you use it until it worn out and then you use 100% natural stuff.
No guns
No electricity
No battery
No cars
No scooter well maybe one incase of an emergency if the dogs get killed by predators.
I saw stuff on Inuits they use no technology, the one who lives in their 100% life style
They use 100% no technology and avoid technology as much as possible.
I know the difference between tradition and animal abuse.
This drift away from tradition and goes to animal cruelty.
I saw many things about the indigenous, they're far more humane than these people making "the white man look bad" doing it.
Now why I criticize this show?
because this show is fake and is an umbrella to make it look like is a survival show but promote trapping and is not a true survival show. It is FAKE!!!.
Killing for profit is wrong.
Survivalist is not about profit. Is about surviving.
These people have decent jobs, they use city made technology and military style weapons.
This show is soo based on colonialism.
Also this show promote trapping and they use it as an umbrella to trick people and making people think is a survival show.
I know trappers are among the worst liars and scumbags on Earth. I documented their forums for a decade and I know they aren't great people.
They are soo bias to trapping if you criticize their sport they go on a ragy rampage just like religious extremists when you criticize their religion.
As for non edible animals.
They kill animals for their fur and throw the away. Total waste.
In survival nothing should be wasted.
Also this scumbag who beat this wolverine with a stick while holding a gun and then shooting.
I saw comments from people who hated it as soon they saw people beating the lynx.
Also they abuse dogs, pull the collar, neglect them and put them in this situation.
These fools eat well according to MANY comments both from sportsmen and from animal lover and their dogs are neglected.
This trash is made by the white man not the native.
This show is just as bad as Africa Addio which is a mockery of the tribe and is racist. Ebert gives it 0/4 stars.
Is soo colonialism based.
This racist film gives the tribes bad names and makes them look like "savages and brutes".
Now back to topic
Yukon men goes in the same category.
It is a mockery of the natives.
I saw sportsmen with more morals who criticized this show and saying it gives us the black eye and gives ARA a lot of fuel.
I saw many documents on Inuits, natives and tribes,
They are as humane as possible, kills the animal as fast as possible.
They are maybe behind in technology but ahead in morals and ethics than these morons in that show.
Because wasting energy means between life and death.
Beating the living out of an animal is a waste of energy.
Is not their way of life, is the way of life of these stupid worthless trappers trying to spread "THEIR" culture…. from that show.
I see and document trappers and they beat animals and maximize pelt value.
This show MATCHES, they beat the animal and maximize pelt value.
This show is about profit and promoting trapping, NOT survivalists.
I saw videos on youtube from a worthless apathetic trapper who beat a ground hog and then shoot it.
So they should just shoot it instead of being soo cruel to it.
This show is racist toward the native and makes people think the native are brutes and animal beating savages.
This show is an atrocity made by the WHITE MAN not the NATIVES.
WHITE MAN MADE IT NOT NATIVES nor INUITS!!
According to this site this show is not legit.
Kills hibernating bear which is not legit.
Promote poaching.
Yukon MLAs have taken issue with the Discovery Channel's show Yukon Men, and are calling for the name to be changed.
In the legislature Thursday, independent MLA Darius Elias said the show demonstrates illegal trapping, and that "Yukon hunters and trappers consider this program's name as an outright case of identity theft.
They abuse pets and I saw many commenter being outraged .
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Oh my God this is and amazing place and people. I had to admit I have a little not to say huge crush on James. All this mans are handsome, manly, hardworking bad asses you dontsee this
Zaxtor so obviously you are one of those persons out there trolling ranting and going on and on. Why who knows, however just because you have read and researched Inuit life style etc. Does not make you pro.. I read the first few lines of your post laughed and and said wow people these days.
I keep a picture of Stan and His lovely wife Kathryn on my Kinle. We love his show. I admire stan so much also Charlie. Their boys too. Courtney and all the regulars. I think James has grown character wise. He was so condescending.Overall it is my most anticipated program each week. If people are offended by their lifestyle they can shut up and watch some piece of fluff. You have my prayers. You are in my heart.
Ann nd Jimi
I don't understand how on all these shows, suddenly winter is upon them and they have no food for winter. Or the chip Hailstone going after wood because he is out and bringing home some branches. Even here, we make sure we have enough food, water and wood for emergencies. Granted we can go to the store, but even here sometimes the roads are impassible.
Love watching the Yukon men, my favorite is young joey, he has become a wonderful hunter. It is beautiful country and I love the wilderness.


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Deputies charmed
By Simon Rocker, February 11, 2010
You can teach an old dep new tricks, as members of the Board of Deputies proved when they went for a show at the Magic Circle last Thursday.
Among them was former Board president Lord Janner, a member of the Circle himself who displayed the odd sleight of hand or two. Still, even he couldn't produce any rabbis from the hat.
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AWWA C219 2006 Edition, February 12, 2006
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This standard describes bolted, sleeve-type couplings, reducing or transition couplings, and flanged coupling adapters (couplings) used to join plain-end pipe. Couplings may be manufactured from carbon steel, stainless steel, ductile iron, or malleable iron, and are intended for use in systems conveying water. This standard describes nominal pipe sizes from ½ in. (13 mm)* through 144 in. (3,600 mm).
The purpose of this standard is to provide the minimum requirements for couplings of plain-end pipe, including requirements for materials, design, testing and inspection, installation, and shipping.
*Metric conversions given in this standard are direct conversions of US customary units and are not those specified in International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards.