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Day: June 7, 2011
Psychic Tip of the Day for June 7th
A big change is inevitable and you may get the effects of it for a few weeks. Do you prefer to surprise or be surprised?
oday's I Ching Hexagram for June 7 is 62:Attention to Detail
62: Attention to Detail
General Meaning: Ambitious undertakings are not in order now, but attention to small matters brings progress. Such is the case of a person whose resources are meager, but who, through modesty and perseverance, rises to accomplish great things.
The key to success when small potential influences the larger scene is to avoid pretentious ambitions and grandiose goals. The power of the small is served by slow and steady advancement, and succeeds through an honest awareness of its own limitations, without reservation.
Modesty stemming from recognizing your limitations is a fine quality, but it can be seen as weakness if it is not accompanied by conscientiousness. It is important to understand the demands of your situation, and not to expect success in big things right now. The wise person recognizes the nature of the time. So, know your own role, carefully attend to details and act with humility, and you can achieve your goal even with few resources.
Your Daily Number: 3
Your creativity continues to manifest in every area of your life today. A sense of excitement permeates your daily routine, and at times you may lack focus. Clear communication is important today.
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Today's Tarot Card for June 7 is The Moon
The Moon
This Tarot Deck: Royal Thai
The variants of the courtly lovers (representing skillful use of the sex force) or the man sleeping it off under the tree (use of drugs to alter consciousness) are also traditional avenues for tapping this primal force. Human interest in higher states propels us to the frontiers of consciousness, where we cannot always control what happens. The Moon card represents the ultimate test of a soul's integrity, where the membrane between self and the Unknown is removed, and the drop of individuality reenters the Ocean of Being. What transpires next is between a soul and its Maker
Your Daily Horoscopes for June 7th
You may feel as if so much has happened and your life has changed a lot these past few months. However, the stability that you once counted on has faded. Fortunately, today could offer you small victories in your current battle of regaining control. But don't swing into action too quickly or you might run off in the wrong direction to fix problems that can wait. Ask someone you trust to help you set new priorities before you make a mistake.
You might not be the first to come up with the answer to a problem today, but your solution is worth waiting for. Your idea may seem overly simplistic, but it's hard to argue with your rock-solid logic. Ironically, all the pieces of your plan fit so well together that others could suspect you of hiding something. Don't be tempted to back off just to settle someone else's fears. Stick to what you know is true and the resistance will dissipate.
There won't likely be any unexpected surprises today because rational Mercury in your clever sign harmoniously trines serious Saturn. You are standing on a firm foundation now upon which you can build a reliable action plan. But don't be satisfied with the status quo; instead, establish new goals that extend beyond your current ones. Try not to miss this opportunity to apply your analytical skills, while your logic is as good as it gets.
The intensity of your desires doesn't let up as clarity replaces anxiety. If your plans have been ambiguous lately because you couldn't make a decision, now the fog clears, giving you the ability to perceive what's ahead. Making choices about how to best tie up loose ends is a smart idea today if you want to be ready for the future. You might be surprised at how much you actually accomplish if you just diligently work at a steady pace.
You may believe that you're running out of time as the Moon leaves your sign today. Although your anxiety is likely self-imposed now, you grow calmer as the day proceeds. There's no need to push yourself too hard; your current fear of failure is probably unwarranted. Do whatever you can without having unrealistic expectations, then set new goals tomorrow when your far-sighted vision improves.
You may be more unconventional than others realize, even if it appears that you're following the party line. Your ideas might be quite progressive, yet hiding them now is a good idea so you don't seem out of place at work. Luckily, you have the ability to concentrate fully on your career. Fortunately, your singular focus may be enough to ease the developing pressure in other areas of your life at this time.
You take your role as mediator very seriously today, but others may be growing tired of your desire to fix relationships that don't live up to your standards. Your friends and associates honestly believe that you've done enough and that it's now time for you to back off. However, you are more patient than usual and you are willing to wait before making your next move. Just remember that it's not a smart idea to make decisions for anyone else before you attend to your own.
You can achieve a certain satisfaction now, even if the circumstances of your current relationships are complicated. Your reasoning is sound and you can effectively think through all the possibilities before saying something that you might later regret. Nevertheless, it's still smart to acknowledge old insecurities so they don't get in your way. Unresolved issues can make you anxious, provoking you to disclose secrets that you would rather keep to yourself a while longer. Consider your audience before you utter a word.
You may be considering ways to stabilize a relationship because your partner seems to be acting somewhat flighty now. On one hand, you're tempted to take desperate action if you see someone you care about slipping away. But rather than panicking needlessly, this is the time for cool and collected actions. Slow down and think everything through first. Your rational approach of sharing your concerns in a non-judgmental manner will allow others to meet you halfway.
It may feel as if your schedule has become so busy that it's growing unmanageable. Thankfully, you are blessed with organizational superpowers today as clever Mercury in your 6th House of Work forms an easy trine with sensible Saturn in your 10th House of Career. But attempting to accomplish too much can be disastrous now, so don't try to do everything all at once. For the best results, set priorities, make a list and then methodically check off the items one at a time.
This is a great day to put your travel schedule together for an upcoming trip. Or, if you are considering a new course of study, now is the time to make it happen. In fact, all forms of growth are favored today, so enroll in that class or book your plane tickets. Your positive attitude goes a long way on your road to success, so if you're seeking adventure, there's no reason to wait any longer.
If you have been putting off a major decision, today is your day to deliver your final answer. However, you won't likely act impulsively as communicator Mercury receives a helping hand from reserved Saturn, adding a cool logic to your thought process. Following a hunch often works for you, but now cold hard facts will take you even further. Remember that your best choices are made with both your head and your heart.
Today's Ha-Ha for June 7
Be nice to your kids. They'll choose your nursing home.
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Worst. President. Ever.
Yes, it's true — he's going to become righthanded.
There are ample sources to show worst presidents, but very few example of legislatures that were as bad as what we have now. Not since the south seceded from the Union has such behavior on the part of the parties "divided and weakened" our nation to the degree we see over the last eight years. Republicans have no desire to give ANY idea that comes from the oval office a chance, even if the ideas were once presented by Republicans. Democrats are just talented at pulling defeat from the jaws of victory through their self aggrandizement and greed for power. Being a Congressman or Senator is NOT a career decision, but has become one. They give themselves retirement pensions, protections from all rules and laws effecting all other americans, and use fear and loathing to turn neighbors against neighbors.
Some may call him the worst president ever,considering how his legislature behaved, I think he has done remarkably well. We're supposed to be a team, the United States. Now we're the Red and Blue States of America. Our way or the highway. As if there were only two ways to do anything.
There are lots of wrong ways to do things. There are sometimes more than one right way to do things.
But we have to experiment and give our Presidents a chance to show they have good ideas. If it doesn't work, we vote for a better idea next time.
It has not worked that way under this President. There is too much division and self righteousness.
If the GOP is seriously considering Rand Paul, it is not seriously considering finding a leader of us all. I think if he were elected we would have a perpetuation of the current situation coming from the right instead of the left as it is now.
good catch…..but it's only to keep from being more "sinister" LOL
Perceptive. Thanks.
I was hoping that someone would tell me what the H this cartoon is all about, but all I see is the typical Kool-Aid. What's the guy in a long beard and camo clothes supposed to represent?
Shrub had plenty of time to polarize the country and destroy the economy in his second term of office.
Here's my interpretation — Holbert is imaging that as the 2016 election approaches, Obama will decide that he wants to hold on to power, as did Castro. Thus the long beard and camo clothes. There's no particular point worth considering here — it's just a way of trying to associate Obama with Castro, mixed with some paranoid fantasy.
Thanks, lonecat. Holbert's really reaching here!
Should I be embarrassed that I don't know about Duck Dynasty? Somehow I don't think so.
Another truly excellent post. Thanks again, RT!!
NOBODY in their right mind would wish to be POTUS of this country for more than a maximum of eight years!!
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It started off with a corporate event at the Saint-Gabriel in Montreal's Old Port, we absolutely love working with Stéphanie and Gaétane! Simple low summery and fresh centerpieces made of white hydrangeas, orange roses and hot pink spray roses in a small cylinder vase with a green cordyline leaf rolled inside.
It was double duty that Wednesday as we also had our annual PriceWaterHouseCoopers corporate event, for the 4th year in a row! Held at Montreal's Marché Bonsecours, the color theme was white, hot pink and orange. Guess which flowers we used? The same as our Saint-Gabriel event of course, why not, the colors worked perfectly and the larger quantity we buy each variety of flowers, the better price we get for your clients, we absolutely love a good deal! Used in more of a slick way, playing a lot with the transparency of the vases, the result was more crisp and modern than fresh like the previous arrangement with the green leaf. Always an amazing experience to create for Mrs Davidson, hopefully next year again!
And last but not least, on a beautiful sunny Saturday, Andrea and John's magnificent wedding at Chateau Vaudreuil! We have great clients, but they were just so amazing, such nice people, it puts a smile on my face to relate our journey together!
I met with Andrea in November at Starbucks, she was with her future mother-in-law Mrs Cho, the sweetest lady I've ever seen! I guess it simply clicked from then on…one proposition and a couple simple questions later and it was a done deal, they fell in love with the designs, what a treat for such an elaborate wedding.
The flowers were simply stunning, I even went to take a peak, I couldn't resist as I live so close…pink peonies (my favorite flower!), huge white hydrangeas, soft yellow roses, yellow and pink cymbidium orchids, yellow mokara orchids and crystals, lots of them! Just beautiful, luscious and elegant. We wish Andrea and John all the best and thank them for alowing us to create for such a special day.
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Soon after we left Silver City we passed through Hatch, New Mexico the Chili Pepper capital of the world.
We headed north and stopped in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. Truth or Consequences was originally called "Hot Springs", it took the name of a popular game show in 1950, when Truth or Consequences host Ralph Edwards announced that he would do the program from the first town that renamed itself after the show. So Hot Springs changed its name.
About half way to Santa Fe we stopped for lunch in Socorro, New Mexico, only 3 hours left to Santa Fe
About 15 minutes south of Albuquerque, New Mexico the sky turned a very dark blue. It was about 25 degrees so we knew we were headed for some possible heavy snow. Sure enough it was Oklahoma City all over again. We found ourselves in near white out conditions and cars began spinning off the road and flipping over in the ditch. Two trucks flipped on thier sides right in front of us.
On the brighter side, Albuquerque is most know for thier hot air ballon fest that takes place every October. I hear it is a "must see" if you are in the area that time of year.
We were able to make it safetly through the Albuquerque snow storm and arrived in Santa Fe about 4pm a 7 hour day on the road. We checked into our hotel at the Sage Inn and explored downtown Santa Fe. This place is amazing! They have the most eclectic shops and countless art galleries and restaurants.
We stopped at the Atomic Grill and had a quick beer from the Santa Fe Brewing company. We have been wanting to try authentic mexican food but wanted to stay away from the tourist destinations. With a quick recommendation from a local we found ourselves at Tortilla Flats about 5 miles away from downtown Santa Fe. A local favorite and definatley not filled with tourists. Brent had the Red Chili pork ribs and I had the Blue Corn Chicken Flatus served with Green Chile sauce. Both were super spicy and we were both crying from the hot peppers but it was definatley worth it.
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Mexican bean burgers with lime yogurt & salsa
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- Uncooked burgers can be frozen
- Vegetarian
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal195
- fat3g
- saturates0g
- carbs33g
- sugars7g
- fibre6g
- protein11g
- salt1.38g
- 2 x 400g/14oz cans kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 100g breadcrumb
- 2 tsp mild chilli powder
- small bunch coriander, stalks and leaves chopped
- 1 egg
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- 200g tub fresh salsa
- 150ml low-fat natural yogurt
- juice ½ lime
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- 6 wholemeal burger bun, sliced avocado, sliced red onion and salad leaves, to serve
Heat grill to high. Tip the beans into a large bowl, then roughly crush with a potato masher. Add the breadcrumbs, chilli powder, coriander stalks and ½ the leaves, egg and 2 tbsp salsa, season to taste, then mix together well with a fork.
Divide the mixture into 6, then wet your hands and shape into burgers. The burgers can now be frozen. Place on a non-stick baking tray, then grill for 4-5 mins on each side until golden and crisp. To cook from frozen, bake at 200C/fan 180C/gas 6 for 20-30 mins until hot through.
While the burgers are cooking, mix the remaining coriander leaves with the yogurt, lime juice and a good grind of black pepper. Split the buns in half and spread the bases with some of the yogurt. Top each with leaves, avocado, onion, a burger, another dollop of the lime yogurt and some salsa, then serve.
Spicy veggie meatballs with pasta
Make the mix as before, omitting the coriander, then shape into 16-20 meatballs. Toss with 1 tbsp oil in a non-stick pan and fry until browned, then pour over 500ml passata mixed with 1 tsp dried oregano, 1 tsp sugar and some seasoning. Bubble for 10 mins, season, then serve with pasta.
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I based my attempt on the comments below. I used 2 tsp mild chilli, 1 tsp cumin, 1 tsp smoked paprika, 1 tbsp tomato purée, zest of a lime, a handful of sweetcorn, 1 can kidney and 1 can cannellini, porridge oats instead of bread (try it!) and added a handful of grated cheddar. I also chucked the whole lot in the food processor and gently pulsed. They were the right wetness for shapin and I oven baked for 20 mins. Next time I will do meatballs!
Very tasty vegetarian option. Too blend for me with just chilli powder so instead of chilli powder I add some cumin powder and smoked paprika and also a few chopped jalapenos (and sometimes a couple of tbsps of sweetcorn) and to make it taste even more Mexican, I use low fat sour cream instead of yogurt.
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Hi ktwatson_lancs & 1samantha, thanks for getting in touch. Normally our nutritional analysis does not include any to serve items. We have had this dish re-analysed to include these items and the results are as follows:
Mexican bean burgers with lime yogurt & salsa (including wholemeal burger buns, sliced avocado, sliced red onion and salad leaves) per serving:
kcalories: 407, protein: 17g, carbs: 54g, fat: 11g, saturates: 2g, fibre: 12g, sugar: 10g, salt: 1.8g
Hope this helps, many thanks for getting in touch.
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Maronite Kahlil Gibran was a nineteenth/twentieth century poet from Lebanon who immigrated to the United States. In his journeys between Arabic and Western cultures he repeatedly demonstrated his love of his homeland and values. He saw people as more of a corporatist part of the greater geography rather than individuals who happen to walk upon and conquer the lands they encounter. No where is his beliefs clearer than in his short poem You Have Your Lebanon and I Have My Lebanon.
The poem can be viewed as an affront to Western views and values but all can draw a simple, yet beautiful lesson from it. Violence may come and ruin our perceptions but eventually it will go away and beauty will return. May this happen to Lebanon soon...
You have your Lebanon and its dilemma. I have my Lebanon and its beauty. Your Lebanon is an arena for men from the West and men from the East.
My Lebanon is a flock of birds fluttering in the early morning as shepherds lead their sheep into the meadow and rising in the evening as farmers return from their fields and vineyards.
You have your Lebanon and its people. I have my Lebanon and its people.
Yours are those whose souls were born in the hospitals of the West; they are as ship without rudder or sail upon a raging sea.... They are strong and eloquent among themselves but weak and dumb among Europeans.
They are brave, the liberators and the reformers, but only in their own area. But they are cowards, always led backwards by the Europeans. They are those who croak like frogs boasting that they have rid themselves of their ancient, tyrannical enemy, but the truth of the matter is that this tyrannical enemy still hides within their own souls. They are the slaves for whom time had exchanged rusty chains for shiny ones so that they thought themselves free. These are the children of your Lebanon. Is there anyone among them who represents the strength of the towering rocks of Lebanon, the purity of its water or the fragrance of its air? Who among them vouchsafes to say, "When I die I leave my country little better than when I was born"?
Who among them dare to say, "My life was a drop of blood in the veins of Lebanon, a tear in her eyes or a smile upon her lips"?
Those are the children of your Lebanon. They are, in your estimation, great; but insignificant in my estimation.
Let me tell you who are the children of my Lebanon.
They are farmers who would turn the fallow field into garden and grove.
They are the shepherds who lead their flocks through the valleys to be fattened for your table meat and your woolens.
They are the vine-pressers who press the grape to wine and boil it to syrup.
They are the parents who tend the nurseries, the mothers who spin the silken yarn.
They are the husbands who harvest the wheat and the wives who gather the sheaves.
They are the builders, the potters, the weavers and the bell-casters.
They are the poets who pour their souls in new cups.
They are those who migrate with nothing but courage in their hearts and strength in their arms but who return with wealth in their hands and a wreath of glory upon their heads.
They are the victorious wherever they go and loved and respected wherever they settle.
They are the ones born in huts but who died in palaces of learning.
These are the children of Lebanon; they are the lamps that cannot be snuffed by the wind and the salt which remains unspoiled through the ages.
They are the ones who are steadily moving toward perfection, beauty, and truth.
What will remain of your Lebanon after a century? Tell me! Except bragging, lying and stupidity? Do you expect the ages to keep in its memory the traces of deceit and cheating and hypocrisy? Do you think the atmosphere will preserve in its pockets the shadows of death and the stench of graves?
Do you believe life will accept a patched garment for a dress? Verily, I say to you that an olive plant in the hills of Lebanon will outlast all of your deeds and your works; that the wooden plow pulled by the oxen in the crannies of Lebanon is nobler than your dreams and aspirations.
I say to you, while the conscience of time listened to me, that the songs of a maiden collecting herbs in the valleys of Lebanon will outlast all the uttering of the most exalted prattler among you. I say to you that you are achieving nothing. If you knew that you are accomplishing nothing, I would feel sorry for you, but you know it not.You have your Lebanon and I have my Lebanon.


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Katie Brickman helped at Kai Mira orphanage during the second week of her stay in Haiti. Pictured, Brickman feeds Nicodem, a child in the orphanage.
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Katie Brickman and her family visited a school in Haut Pont, a small village in Haiti. The group donated shoes, toys and skipping ropes to the children at the school.
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A Times-Herald reporter spent two weeks volunteering in Haiti. Here is her story.
Katie Brickman doesn't think of herself as a kid person, but when she talks about the kids she met in Haiti, you wouldn't know it.
Brickman, a sports reporter for the Moose Jaw Times-Herald, spent two weeks in Haiti from March 8 to 22. While there, she volunteered at an orphanage and hospital and toured several schools and had the opportunity to meet dozens of Haitian children.
From her account, the trip "created a lot of chaos," but the kids she met had a blast. It quickly became evident that in many ways, she did too.
As she talked about one occasion where she and members of her family distributed balloons to a class full of children, Brickman's face lit up. It was evident the memory made her happy.
"To see the joy in a five-year-old's face their first time whacking a balloon and seeing where it goes … to see them embrace that moment and the joy they're feeling, that warms your heart," Brickman said. "It's such a little moment, and it was my air — air from my lungs — that made them so happy."
Balloons weren't the only thing Brickman and her family gave to the children — they also handed out shoes, skipping ropes and dinky cars, "but they call (dinky cars) machines."
"They love their machines," she added.
Visits like those, touring the seven schools that their guide — a Catholic priest named Father Charles — oversees, comprised just the first week of Brickman's visit to the Caribbean nation.
She said that first week was relatively easy.
Meeting children, handing out shoes, candies and toys, and adjusting to the "simpler way of life" — rising with the sun and sleeping at sunset — were easy challenges to overcome, and even the language barrier wasn't particularly tricky.
"There were quite a few people in Haiti who spoke English to us, and I know a little bit of French, but definitely there was a language barrier," said Brickman. "Honestly, though, once you show kids that you care, language doesn't matter as much to them and you can get by with little or no French at all just by hugging them, taking them for a walk or playing games."
For the second week, she spent time at a hospital and an orphanage called Kai Mira. It was during this time that she came face to face with the harder parts of Haitian life.
Particularly challenging for Brickman was learning about the lives of the kids at the orphanage.
"You find out what their backgrounds are and, for some of them, their pasts are terribly sad," said Brickman.
She mentions two children in particular: Jessica and Nicodem.
Jessica, a young girl, "wouldn't let go of me," she said.
"She came in last year and she was malnourished," Brickman said. "Now, she is actually obese because she eats a lot."
But it was Nicodem — Brickman calls him Nico — who "stole my heart," she added.
"I wish I could bring him back to Canada. When he was in the womb, the nerve endings on his colon didn't attach and so his belly is protruding," said Brickman.
Because of the birth defect, she said, Nico can't pass faeces. As a result, it collects on the side of his abdomen where the colon rests.
"I'm afraid Nico is going to die in Kai Mira," Brickman said. "In Canada or the U.S., he wouldn't have been allowed to leave the hospital until he had the surgery (he needs). … (and) he can't get an emergency Visa to go to Canada or the Dominican to get the surgery.
"I hope they can get a surgeon down there to help him," she added.
Even if Nico does get the surgery he needs, Brickman said, he likely won't make a full recovery.
"He doesn't get nutrients. His arms and legs are so thin," she explained. "He will probably have a learning disability."
Those problems — the problems that stem from poverty and just not having the services and education that residents of first world countries take for granted — were the ones Brickman said she found most frustrating.
"As beautiful as Haiti is, covered in mountains with the Caribbean sun and oceans all around it, when you look closely … it just needs so much help," she said. "It's the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and that's sad."
Still, Brickman noted, there was something admirable about Haiti and its people.
"In Haiti, no matter how little a family had, they were so proud of it. … Some of them don't even have shoes, but they're still laughing and giggling. They're happy to be alive, to have food, to have clean water," she said.
"In 2010, they went through an earthquake. In 2011, cholera broke out. They lost family members, but they kept on going," said Brickman.
The problems aren't all in the past, but they aren't stopping the Haitian people, she said.
"The northeastern area of Haiti is going through a drought right now, but the Haitians are still carrying on," said Brickman.
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If you've played the first PixelJunk Shooter, there's virtually no learning curve when picking up the controller to play the second. The same charming visuals still apply; the same head-scratching puzzles persist; and the mechanics remain roughly the same despite a handful of additions that serve to enhance the overall experience. The developers promise that PixelJunk Shooter 2 is a bona fide sequel – not simply an expansion pack – and while that ultimately proves to be true, the team isn't trying to reinvent the wheel either. What worked still works. There's just a handful of cool, new features to keep the experience fun.
Shooter 2 opens just moments after the "cliffhanger" ending of the first game…in the belly of giant worm with some serious digestive issues. Immediatley, players are introduced to the latest iteration of the game's rather impressive fluid mechanics: corrosive stomach acid. This purple ooze sloshes about in the dips and pockets of the fleshy, pink walls and sprays forth in well timed increments from grotesque, spurting pustules. Get hit and the slime will start to eat through the hull of your ship; get covered enough and your screen will go darker and darker. Either way, you'll need to find a water source to wash off your ship before you lose your structural integrity altogether.
As before, you'll propel yourself forward with the left stick and rotate your ship with the right. The left trigger operates your grapple chord and the right fires your main guns (or your homing missiles after a longer press, but watch out for overheating if you fire too many in a short span). You'll also be able to do the old "spin" maneuver, but with a new twist. Mid-spin, press R3 and you'll dash forward in a damage-dealing strike.
You're not alone in the stomach, however, stalked by organisms and forced to rescue gobbled-up scientists in the most remote pockets of the worm's gutsack. All the while, you'll be dodging sprays of acid and encountering oceans of lava – a favorite beverage for giant earthworms – that often require rerouting water sources to cool down the magma and create breakable rock-beds.
Players will encounter slippery gas bubbles that make you lose control of your ship, forcing you to cling to select surfaces with your grapple and slingshot yourself forward. You'll also discover something called a "Hungry Suit" that transforms your ship into a giant set of rock-breaking teeth, Dig-Dugging your way in right angles through hard surfaces.
Eventually, we jumped ahead to a later level that focused less on liquid than on light. A dark, dimly lit environment awaited us, but carnivorous creatures wait in the blackness, latching onto your ship and tearing it to pieces. You can shake them off, but only in the light, so a speedy dash to the nearest light-source proves the key to your survival. The same basic gameplay applies here, including moveable glowing objects that'll provide some temporary cover down longer, darker passageways. Just don't get caught in the dark when they go out.
Overall, we're told that there are three major environments with five stages per environment and five levels per stage. So there's a fair amount of game here. And that's not even counting the multiplayer.
New to the series, the MP mode pits player-against-player in a competitive game of keepaway. Players will alternate between offense and defense with the offense attempting to locate capsules and move them into a safe zone while the defense must locate the enemy and blow them to smithereens before racking up a decent score. All rounds are timed to avoid any over-long games of cat-and-mouse. Players can bet on each game with Q-coins, a currency worth accumulating since it'll purchase the player newer, more powerful add-ons exclusive to the multiplayer game.
These additions come in four categories: Power-Ups, Weapons, Disruptors and Hazards. Power-Ups include abilites like camo (to blend into walls) and speed boost, while Weapons offer homing missles, proximity mines, spread guns and bouncing bullets. Disruptors can add sticky walls or reverse player positions. Hazards, however, prove the deadliest, summoning tidal waves, converting water to lava (and vice versa), switching gravity polarity or rewinding time. But keep in mind, the more powerful the ability, the fewer available uses per round, but as the developer said, it's a very cool sight indeed to summon a tidal wave toward your enemy, then convert the water into lava, and subsequently reverse the gravity so that the breaking magma-waves float upward into the air and toward your retreating foe.
PixelJunk Shooter 2 is looking and playing great at this point. And only a few weeks away from a March 1st release, it's unlikely not to deliver upon the expectations of arcades fans everywhere.
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Today's Daily Nail Art is Star Trek inspired By VeryEmily and each nail has a unique design featuring Spock's head, Star Trek TNG Logo, Engineering Insignia, Vulcan Salute: Live Long And Prosper, and The Enterprise.
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Whoa, so cool! But I don't think I would enjoy it on my nails. ><;
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The fondness you feel for your favorite North Carolina city only increases when you're trekking around downtown in these tan boots from Dolce Vita! Blanketed by a goes-with-everything hue, these knee-high kicks offer sweet, simple style with a soft suede upper, a slight stacked heel, and a decorative duo of buckles. Accompanied by colored skinnies, a patterned blouse, and a fringed satchel, these boots have you perfectly prepped for a stroll through SouthPark!
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Secretary of Energy Secretary Steven Chu will visit the Vogtle nuclear power plant in Waynesboro, Georgia, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory on Wednesday, February 15 to highlight steps the Obama Administration is taking to restart America's nuclear energy industry.
In Waynesboro, Secretary Chu will join Southern Company CEO Thomas A. Fanning, Georgia Power CEO W. Paul Bowers, and local leaders for a tour of Vogtle units 3 and 4 -- the site of the first two new nuclear power units to be built in the United States in more than 30 years. The Secretary will also deliver remarks on the Obama Administration's support for restarting America's nuclear energy industry as part of an all-of-the-above energy strategy that promotes innovation and creates American jobs.
Secretary Chu will also tour the Nuclear Modeling and Simulation Energy Innovation Hub at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tenn. The hub was created in 2010 to use advanced capabilities of the world's most powerful computers to significantly improve nuclear reactor design and engineering.
WHO: Steven Chu, U.S. Department of Energy Secretary
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Here I Am: Songs by Ed Greenebaum
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I had never heard of composer-lyricist Ed Greenebaum of Hilton Head, SC-and I bet you've not either. But he has mastered the songwriter's exacting craft: he tells stories in memorable melody and changes, with words that seem inevitable and sit lightly atop the notes. "Friends" on the fine Here I Am include James King, Mike Smith, the solid guitar of Steve Abshire, and great tenor by Bruce Swain. Ronnie Wells bravely took up the challenge to make these "new standards" come alive. These fine songs need more artists looking for new material in that good ol' groove.
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North American Ecology (US and Canada)Junonia genoveva is resident in North America only in the southern tip of Florida and it is migratory to central Florida; its range extends through the Bahamas, Greater Antilles, St. Croix and the Atlantic coast of Mexico, from where it rarely strays into Texas (Scott 1986). Habitats are subtropical coastal Black Mangrove swamps and tidal flats. Host plants are herbaceous and largely restricted to a few species in family Verbenaceae. Eggs are laid on the host plant singly. There are multiple flights all year (Scott 1986).


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Barclays Center was electric Saturday night, as the sport of championship boxing returned to the borough for the first time in 81 years.
It was a star-studded night put on by Golden Boy Promotions, featuring three world championship fights and an undercard featuring a slew of local fighters and one inspirational story.
From the ringside perspective, it was easy to see who stole the show, but there were many winners and losers that night.
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Jada Pinkett-Smith looked confident, comfortable and sexy at the 'Madagascar 3' screening in New York City yesterday, hosted by Capri Sun "Super V" and The Moms. Sporting this fun red summer jump suit, the five foot tall actress showed us she has some legs.
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Condom manufacturer Trojan recently conducted a survey to gauge the sexual behavior and satisfaction of Americans by region. While it found that, on average, 76 percent of people in the country are satisfied, some are having a better time in bed than others.
The findings reveal that quality may trump quantity when it comes to sex, since Los Angeles residents reported having the most, at 135 times per year, but only 75 percent said they were happy with their sex lives.
Conversely, Philadephians had sex just 99 times annually, but had the highest rate of satisfaction at 82 percent.
"The Sex Census adds to our understanding of sexual behavior across different parts of the country, having probed deep into the sexual landscape, reinforcing that Americans demonstrate a high comfort level in exploring with and learning from their partners," said Michael Reece, Ph.D.
Additionally, a total of 19 percent of respondents reported "sexting," or sending sexual text messages, or having sexual conversations online. Less than 20 percent of individuals said they have had sex with someone they met on the internet.
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The moment you spotted the golden flourishes and feminine roses on this short-sleeved dress, your heart nearly shattered into elegant bits of amour. Now that you've tugged its golden back zip up over your frame, you simply adore the way its shades of pink and purple hues appear above your cream-colored Oxfords and beneath your cute cloche. It's time to step out in this lined wear and crush the coeurs of your companions with how utterly chic you look!
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Cece Italian-made ballet flats in metallic leather is rated out of 5 by 13.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jcrewamore from Comfy and Chic I love these flats! The gold is really versatile. It's a subtle gold, not super bright or too flashy. It's sort of an iridescent color that gives the shoe that extra something. They are soft and comfortable - no breaking in required. I have to force myself to not wear them everyday!! I wear them with jeans, skirts, dresses, everything. I am usually a size 7 and the 7 in these fits absolutely perfectly.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Hannah from super cute and comfortable Love these flats! They are super cute, the perfect gold that's not too bright but not too dull, and they go with EVERYTHING! Perfect summertime business casual shoes. I know I'll be wearing them with many dresses, white jeans, and other things all summer long.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by SCDP from Very stylish but disappointing quality I love the style of these shoes, but I was very disappointed with the quality. They are very comfortable and do cushion your foot nicely. However, within a month or so of when I bought them, the gold started flaking off and showing the color of the leather underneath, which is sort of a tan brown color. They virtually look antiqued at this point. The leather around the elastic at the top of the shoe also split near the front corners, which makes them look cheap. I can still wear them, but they look very worn-- like I have been wearing them for a year, when it's been more like four months. Given the price, I expected to get more wear out of them.
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After a quick one-time account set-up process, you will be able to checkout and download audiobooks!! Click on the REGISTER button on the top right hand side. You will be promoted to enter your information including YOUR LIBRARY CARD NUMBER. Remember your username and password, and visit the site anytime!
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Register for a session by clicking here.
You'll receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to join the webinar once you register.
We are pleased to announce our new combined OneClickdigital app, which allows users to access their eAudio and eBook titles from the same place. With this new app, patrons can
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With Zinio Digital Magazines for Libraries, your library subscribes to magazines, choosing from hundreds of popular titles in the world's largest digital newsstand. You, the patron, can then check out complete, multi-access magazines with no holds, checkout periods, or maximum quantities. Enjoy these magazines online with a number of popular browsers or with Zinio apps on all major devices.
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Sentimental Productions DVDs available at your local library! Two different collections -- Sentimental Sing-Alongs and Sentimental Serenity -- are little gems waiting to be discovered!
The Sentimental Sing-Along collection features performances of memorable songs that mark important eras in our nations history. Your library has nine different volumes including "Songs from the Home Front," "Songs from the Heartland," and "Cowboy and Campfire Songs." Have a listen at www.youtube.com!
The Sentimental Serenity collection highlights different regions in the United States including the Gulf Coast, Southeast and the Great Plains.Take a sneak peek of the Great Plains at www.youtube.com!
Check out our new Bay Minette Browsers facebook page. It's for ANYONE WHO LOVES BOOKS! It is NOT limited to book club members. Share what you are currently reading, your favorite books and authors and make book suggestions. If there is a book you loved and want others to read then this is the place for you to share it! Happy Reading!
The Bay Minette Public Library has expanded its services with audiobooks, eBooks, and music now available for download! Library card holders can check out and download digital media anytime, anywhere by visiting this website and clicking on the Camellia Net link on the upper right hand corner of the page. Users may browse the library's website, check out with a valid library card (from any library in the county that is participating in the Camellia Net consortium), and download to PC, Mac, Nook, Kindle, iPod, iPad, Sony Reader, and many other mobile devices. Users will need to install free software (except for Kindle books) -- OverDrive Media Console for audiobooks and music and Adobe Digital Editions for eBooks. Titles can be enjoyed immediately or transferred to a variety of devices. Some audio titles can also be burned to CD to listen on-the-go. Titles will automatically expire after the two week lending period or you can change the default to a seven day lending period if you prefer. There are no late fees!
Quick Guide to Using Camellia Net
Visit camellia.lib.overdrive.com
The type of device you are using determines your next step. The most common e-readers we are seeing are Kindles, Nooks, iPads and iPods/phones, Android phones, and various tablets. E-books can also be read on your desktop or laptop. When you pull up a book on CamelliaNet, you will see a box like this:
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On an Apple product (iPad, iPod/phone), Android, computer, or other tablet, you will need to install apps. The app to read Kindle books is the Kindle app. The Overdrive Console app will allow you to read Adobe EPUB. Both apps are free.
Kindle books are managed through your Kindle account on Amazon. After check out, your book will be available for download through Amazon.
Nook users have an extra step. You will need to download Adobe Digital Editions (also free) to your personal computer and create an Adobe ID. You will then need to authorize your device with your Adobe ID. Dock your Nook to your computer. Your library book will download to your computer. Open Adobe Digital Editions and go to the library view. Drag the title to the "NOOK" icon. Undock the NOOK from your computer. In the Library, open My Documents. The title should be available to be read for the period of time specified by the library.
Other users can download EPUB books directly from the Overdrive Console, without going through a computer.
You will be asked to choose your library, then enter your card #. This is the long number on the back of your library card. Your pin is the last four digits of that #.
Throughout history the public library has been held in high esteem as a seat of knowledge, recognized as a public trust, and noted for its integral role in the community's well being and sense of worth. The mission of the Bay Minette Public Library is to continue this honored and honorable tradition by enriching our community with an abundance of resources, including modern and traditional access points to information, as well as by providing a variety of services with the betterment of the patron the first and foremost priority.
Our History
Books were hard to come by at the turn of the century. Expensive when they could be found at all, books from religious writings to Shakespeare to popular western novels were a treat for the wealthy. But in Bay Minette, all of that was about to change. In 1922, the Bay Minette Public Library was founded by the Women's Civic Improvement Association – an organization that itself was founded in 1913.
Complete History of the Bay Minette Public Library
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3 spoke black leather steering wheel, with the 3 and 9 o clock areas done in perforated leather. The spokes are done beautifully in brushed aluminum with the Mazdaspeed name laser etched on the bottom spoke. It also comes with a leather cover for the spokes, with the MS logo embossed on it, for those who don't want the exposed aluminum look. Center horn button is black witht he Mazdaspeed name. It even comes with a Mazdaspeed adapter which also has a built in circuit to disable the airbag warning light!
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This steering wheel was tremendously easy to install. Taking out my airbag wheel (sick of it for the past three years) was scary but easy really. No cutting, snipping or modifying any wires whatsoever. removing the stock steering wheel was a bit tough. I had a puller, but didn't use it. None of the puller's supplied universal bolts fit into the stock wheel's shallow holes, so I used brute force to get it out. I pulled out the old wheel without upsetting the clockspring, so I'm pretty happy. The installation of the new wheel with the genuine Mazdaspeed airbag adapter boss was a cinch. There was no need to modify any wires, do any drilling, anything at all to put everything together. Altogether a quick job if you have read the do's and don'ts of airbag removal, etc. in the miata.net garage section and understand what you're getting yourself into.
I love my D-Cut wheel. It's finished in beautiful black leather with a black, anodized three spoke center. It's three spoke shape reminds me of a cross between a momo monte carlo and a corse wheel. Absolutely delightful to caress when sitting in traffic, and a joy to spin around when making turns n curves. Handling changed big-time when the light wheel replaced the heavy old stock one. Now, the price paid for this wheel was actually pretty nice. Because of the weaker yen, snapping up these wheels were cheaper than picking up a deluxe momo or nardi. Check out the Mazdaspeed dealers for prices on these wheels. The people at Corksport seem to be the best deal I would go for, if I didn't pick up my wheel from Mazdaspeed Japan directly.
The airbag boss though, was expensive compared to the $60 or so momo hub/spacer combo. But, in my opinion, the Mazdaspeed package has a nicer finish than the momo adapters I've seen on my friend's. As well, it is a straight bolt on/off affair so taking it on/off is quick n perfect to do. The airbag adapter comes with all the necessary wiring to hook up the horn, and a really tidy little package (electrical thingy) to shut off the airbag light.
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Something New & Exciting Coming to Watsonville this Fall!
This fall something new, improved and exciting is coming to Watsonville!
Whether a fan or an enthusiast anyone who appreciates the game of golf knows the importance of practice to improve the game. For the last ten years the Airport Driving Range, located just off Ranport Road, as served not only as protected space avoiding airfield encroachment, but it has also served as the only fully functional golf practice driving range in Santa Cruz County.
Recently the Watsonville City Council unanimously approved a proposal from Pacific Golf Centers to manage and operate the facility. PGC will renovate the site resulting in a completely new and upgraded Golf Practice Center, a Golf Teaching Academy, Golf Retail Pro Shop and "19th" hole Tap House.
Pacific Golf Centers is sure to become a major destination for the central coast golf enthusiast!
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Theres a good chance that, even though obito just lost that fight with naruto and sasuke, he isnt dead yet, which means that Infinite Tsukiyomi can still activate.
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Pretty sure that he has enough strength to finish off the infinite tsukuyomi
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It was her own experience with debilitating side effects after cancer treatment that led Dr. Julie Silver to realize that there is a huge gap in care that keeps cancer patients from getting the rehabilitation services that could help them.
Silver was 38 in 2003 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Even though she is a physician, she was shocked at the toll chemotherapy and radiation took on her body. Silver was dealing with extreme fatigue, weakness and pain.
"I was really, really sick — sicker than I ever imagined," says Silver, who is an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School. "I did some exercise testing and I tested out as a woman in my 60s. So I had aged three decades in a matter of months through cancer treatment."
Silver went to her oncology team for help. They told her to go home and heal. "The conversation should have been, 'We're going send you to cancer rehab to help you get stronger,' " she says. But that's not what happened, and after Silver came to realize that her experience was typical, she set out to change the system for other patients.
In 2009 she started a program designed to offer cancer survivors rehabilitation therapy after treatment. It's called STAR — for Survivorship Training and Rehab — and is now offered in nearly all U.S. states. The program is growing, as is research showing that many of the quality-of-life problems cancer survivors have are physical and can be helped with rehab.
Physical therapist Jennifer Goyette is a STAR-trained therapist who works with cancer patients in Westborough, Mass.
"I've seen cases where someone has had a lot of pain, and they've done scans and it's not a malignancy. And maybe they have done exploratory surgery to see what is happening and not really finding much except a lot of scar tissue," says Goyette. "I am able to get a lot of relief and a lot of times patients don't need to have further intervention. They don't want to be on the narcotics for the pain management. They would rather come here."
One of Goyette's clients is 56-year-old cancer survivor Deborah Leonard. For two years after her treatment for early stage breast cancer, Leonard had swelling, pain and a large mass in her breast — which was not cancer.
"Clearly I didn't have that before the surgery because the tumor was so small and this was much bigger, and it just kept getting bigger," says Leonard. "By nighttime my breast was extremely swollen and very painful."
At first doctors thought Leonard might have an infection and gave her antibiotics. When that didn't work they did another surgery to remove scar tissue. But the problem returned. Her doctors were suggesting a third surgery when Leonard finally found Goyette.
After three sessions with Goyette doing what is called lymphatic drainage, Leonard felt much better. Goyette uses manual pressure to clear Leonard's lymphatic system, allowing the buildup of fluid causing Leonard's pain and swelling to subside.
"I had a 6-inch mass that is now down to half its size," says Leonard. "I'm sleeping at night. I have energy again. More people need to know about this because you don't have to be a martyr and grin and bear it. This works."
The issues are different for every type of cancer: Head and neck cancer patients may need swallowing and speech therapy. Blood cancer patients may need therapy similar to cardiac rehab to rebuild their strength and stamina. Patients treated for colon cancer can get help from physical therapists with back pain and abdominal swelling.
Most insurers do cover rehab for cancer patients, but sometimes patients must battle to get more than the standard nine to 12 sessions.
Another barrier to care is that too few oncologists and cancer surgeons refer their patients to rehab.
The Commission on Cancer, the arm of the American College of Surgeons that accredits cancer programs in U.S. hospitals, however, recently announced new requirementsaimed at improving care for survivors of cancer, including better access to rehabilitation therapy.


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"They made it through 4th, 5th grade," he said in between classes. "That's the highest their education went when they were in Mexico. They wanted something different for my sister and me."
Gamito's dad is here illegally. He works construction jobs to support the extended family of seven living under his roof. No matter how hard he worked, however, there would likely never be enough money to get Gamito through UW, and because of his dad's immigration status, Gamito can't get financial aid.
"I mean, it's just holding back more future doctors and lawyers, politicians," said the 17-year-old. "It isn't right. We just want to contribute."
On Wednesday, the state House passed a bill that would open up about $3.5 million in state financial aid to all students regardless of whether they're legal citizens.
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Ferrum College to Host Thought-provoking Conversation about the World's Dependence on Oil at the Taubman Museum of Art
Associate Professor Dr. Delia Heck will moderate a discussion about sustainability based upon the work of landscape photographer Edward Burtynsky.
Ferrum, Va. (Nov. 7, 2012) – The world's dependence upon oil is evident in the work of renowned Canadian landscape photographer Edward Burtynsky, as his camera takes the viewer from the landscapes of the planet's oilfields to truckers' gatherings, from racetracks to seaports around the world. On Tues., Nov. 13, Ferrum College Associate Professor of Environmental Science Dr. Delia Heck will lead a thought-provoking discussion about the implications of Burtynsky's work at the Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke beginning at 7 p.m. in the Museum's auditorium. Admission to Conversations: Thinking about Sustainability: Oil and Gas Production in the U.S. is $4 for members of the Taubman Museum of Art and $8 for non-members.
For the exhibit Edward Burtynsky: Oil, Burtynsky traveled the world photographing the production, distribution and use of oil. His images depict not so much the oil itself, but the mechanizations the world relies upon to extract, deliver and use this non-renewable resource.
"Burtynsky's photos of the production, distribution and use of oil around the world raise some very important questions about how we generate and consume energy. His work causes us to consider the implications of our own choices in our local communities, as well as in communities thousands of miles away," said Heck.
Conversations: Thinking about Sustainability will examine oil and gas production in the U.S. from diverse perspectives including engineering, economics, and environmental policy. Joining Heck in the discussion will be John Chermak, Geosciences, Virginia Tech; Ed Hally, Political Science, Ferrum College; Ken Landgraf, U.S. Service, Roanoke; and Mike Mabjkas, former Exxon-Mobile employee. Yvonne Olson will emcee.
As one of Canada's most respected photographers, Burtynsky's works are part of the permanent collections of several major museums around the world.
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OverviewLookout Peak is found in the Little Lakes Valley, Secor says the peak has also been called "Tempest Peak" and "Ruby Peak". One can climb this peak in a short period of time from Mosquito Flats Trailhead. In fact its probably the quickest summit to attain in the area, with mostly class 2 and some optional, fun , easy class 3 from all sides.
In the winter shot shown above, Ruby Lake is frozen and lookout peak is the one on the left of the photo. I have seen many a cross country skier cross the frozen lake and gain access to Mono Pass from there.(see photo below)
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No red tape for a day hike, you will need a permit for an overnight trip, the permit also allows you to camp at Mosquito Flats. The parking lot is packed on weekends, but there always seems to be a spot.
For permit quotas check this website for Little Lakes Valley
CampingGet a wilderness permit to camp anywhere past Mosquito Flat trailhead, for those looking to camp prior to heading out into the backcountry check this link for local sites along Rock Creek between Toms Place and Mosquito Flat.


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Colorado is a hotbed for tech transfer — research and development of scientific innovation through the phases of invention and patent, leading ultimately to licensing of intellectual property into the business community.
The 2010 report New Economy States, released by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, ranked Colorado sixth in the nation for its innovation capacity, and technology transfer was a factor contributing to that high ranking.
"We absolutely have to be great at tech transfer," said Tom Clark, CEO of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp. "I think we're good now. We used to be mediocre. We still have a ways to go, to be great."
Colorado's top academic institutions are playing a critical role. The Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, giving universities, small businesses and nonprofits control of inventions and intellectual property developed through federal funding, stoked their incentive for pushing new technology to the marketplace.
CU researchers secured more than $790 million in sponsored research funding during fiscal year 2010-11, representing about a $50 million boost over the previous year's totals. In the same year's annual report, CU showed 253 U.S. patent applications filed and 33 patents granted. Further, 11 startup companies were formed from CU intellectual property, and $3.9 million realized in licensing revenue.
For the year 2010, the Association of University Technology Managers credited CU with nine business startups resulting from technology transfer, placing it twelfth that year among just over 152 schools ranked.
CSU Ventures, the office for technology transfer at Colorado State University, currently boasts more than $330.8 million in annual sponsored research funding. In fiscal year 2010-11 it generated 142 patent applications, saw 15 patents issued, spawned five new startup companies and pulled in $1.33 million in licensing income.
In Golden, the Colorado School of Mines also hosts a vibrant Office of Technology Transfer, listing 95 patents granted for innovations ranging from oxidation resistance coasting for refractory metals to microfluidic devices employing field switchable colloidal particles.
Ken Lund, executive director for the Governor's Office of Economic Development and International Trade, said, "I think the research and development and transfer of technology positions us well, because we have a strong backbone in that area, for a quicker recovery than some other states."
David Allen, CU's associate vice president for technology transfer, said successfully pushing the school's new technology to the marketplace depends on a number of factors. They include developing an understanding of what the applications of its "over-the-horizon" technologies might be, while also working with what he called "serial entrepreneurs" with a proven "sensing" skill to make new technologies commercially viable.
"That's what is so beautiful about the Front Range business community," said Allen. "There are a lot of people who understand how that sensing works."
According to Allen, a total of 52 companies have been launched based on intellectual property created through research conducted in the labs at CU, and 44 of them — 85 percent — have operations within the state.
Success stories include Ribozyme Pharmaceuticals Inc., located in Boulder with 135 employees. The company was founded on the discovery of Thomas Cech, a Nobel Prize-winning CU-Boulder Professor of Chemistry, that RNA could behave like an enzyme.
At CSU, the bulk of the school's newly invented technology is developed through the College of Engineering and the College of Veterinary & Biomedical Sciences. The Colleges of Natural Sciences and Agricultural Sciences are also major players on the technology transfer front at CSU.
A vital technology transfer program, according to Todd Headley, president of CSU Ventures, requires an active two-way street between researchers and the marketplace.
"We push out the technologies that we have to the companies," he said, "and what we also want to do is establish the relationships with industries and companies who know what we're working on, broadly, and we want them to reach into us and pull things out, as well."
The leading federal laboratory in Colorado engaged in technology transfer is located in Golden at the National Laboratory for Renewable Energy. In the last fiscal year, NREL completed two dozen licensing transactions, primarily involving patents or copyrighted software, according to Bill Farris, vice president for commercialization and technology transfer.
"Universities and labs are in the technology or innovation business, but we rely on partners to do the business-building part of it," said Farris.
Allen, at CU, said that although the recession of 2008 took its toll on the field of technology transfer, there are indications of better days ahead.
"I think there is some slow improvement in the venture community," he said. "What is important is mergers and acquisitions and public offerings, and there has been a pretty decent uptick in those kinds of activities in the last year.
"That creates an updraft, if you will, and we're seeing some of that," Allen added. "We're at the earliest stage of the process of commercialization, the raw invention, and it takes a big draft to have an impact at the stage we participate."
A lively spirit of mutually beneficial cooperation exists among the universities and the federal labs in Colorado engaging in technology transfer, according to Farris.
In fact, the Alliance for Sustainable Energy, which manages NREL for the Department of Energy, has on its board representatives of CU, CSU and the Colorado School of Mines, as well as Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
"We see each other regularly, we're active in the same community, and we have very common interests, everything from sharing best practices to trying to support economic development in the state of Colorado," Farris said of his research peers. "I think we get along extremely well."
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