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Deal DetailsPromoted 12-05-2012 by brisar at 07:14 AM View Original Post
All 3 Deals $50 ea (w/ code JILLOFFER)
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The link to all three deals is:
The bundle includes the doll, book and accessories set and is listed now at $129 plus shipping. The price after the discount is $50 plus $7.95 shipping, total price $57.95. This is a great deal, even with shipping. American Girl never offers discounts on the dolls.
The link to the Marie Grace deal is:
The link to the Marie Grace accessories that are included in this deal is:
The link to the Cecile deal is:http://store.americang
The link to the Cecile accessories that are included in this deal is:http://store.americang
The Canopy bed is listed at $125 currently, the 61% discount is $76.25 and the sale price would be $48.75
The link to the canopy bed is:http://store.americang
From the site
Quantity limited to three per order.
Offer valid for orders placed through 8:15 AM Central Time on 12/06/2012, or while promotional supplies last; promotional quantities are limited. Discount will appear at checkout.
Discount applies only to the retail price of the qualifying items in your order. Discount does not apply to non-qualifying items, charges for shipping and processing, sales tax, or gift wrap.
Offer excludes shipments from American Girl retail stores. Cannot be combined with other offers. We reserve the right to limit order and item quantities. No substitutions. Unfortunately, the offer will not be extended if you are unable to order due to technical issues.
Outfit shown with Crinoline & Chemise, sold separately.
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The 61% off deal is not only on Marie-Grace, it is also on Cecile and the canopy bed. The link to the offers is:
Code: JILLOFFER
Thanks to Sweepaholic for posting the code.
Deal went live at 8:34 EST.
Status of products:
- Marie Grace - sold out
- Cecelia - sold out
- Canopy bed - sold out
For those who missed according to the post #409: Quote from LycheeMojito View Post :
"I was able to get two Mari-Grace dolls at the AG store on Fifth Avenue in NYC. They said they are honoring the deal, and they had plenty of dolls and beds in stock." YMMV
NYC store OOS of the items as of 1:30 PM EST
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Quote :I wish it was limited to 1 per transaction. Like someone said, ebayers will be all over this. I would love to get this for my niece.
Quote :As a mother of more than 1 girl, I am really happy it is not limited to 1 per transaction.

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District Students Receive G.W. Scholarships at the €New Ballou€
James Wright | 3/31/2010, 11:05 a.m.
Ballou Student Shines, Wins Trachtenberg Full Four-Year Scholarship
Several District high school students got the surprise of their lives during a ceremony at an embattled high school in the District.
Nine seniors who attend schools scattered throughout the city received full four-year scholarships to attend one the District€s most prestigious universities during an awards ceremony, Wed., March 24 at Ballou Senior High School in Southeast. The Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Scholarship awards program sponsored by George Washington University in Northwest attracted hundreds of students, faculty, staff and guests to the school€s auditorium to salute scholarship and excellence.
The university's president, Stephen Knapp, along with D.C. Council member Marion Barry (D-Ward 8), Andre Johnson, staffer for D.C. Council member Yvette Alexander (D-Ward 7) and George Washington alumnus Will Alexander, attended the ceremony.
"Today, we have the great pleasure of awarding Trachtenberg Scholarships to nine seniors who will soon graduate from District of Columbia schools," Knapp said.
"They will join the 116 District students who have achieved this distinction since the program began 21 years ago and we look forward to welcoming them to campus next fall."
Despite its reputation as a crime-ridden high school, Ballou has transformed itself and now calls itself €the new Ballou.€ The school has received accolades over the past year. The nationally-ranked Ballou Knights€ marching band participated in the 2009 Macy€s Thanksgiving Day parade, the football team was the runner-up in the DCIAA championship last year and its boys€ basketball team was the runner-up in the Abe Pollin City Title Game the latter part of March.
Ballou senior Isaiah West received thunderous applause from the audience when his name was announced as one of the recipients of the scholarship that covers tuition, room and board, books and fees. The 19-year-old Southeast resident said he was grateful for the chance to study at the prestigious university.
"This feels great," said West, who will attend the university's School of Public Health and study exercise science and pre-med.
"I want to study medicine and to someday become a surgeon. I want to save people's lives."
Along with West, other recipients included Angela Bonham (Dunbar); Yuhana Gidey (Wilson); Andrew Haynesworth (St. John's College High School); Nicholas Kelly (School Without Walls); Torrin King (Banneker); Maritza Sanabria (Sidwell Friends); Metasebia Temesgen (Banneker) and Ikechukwu Umez-Eronini (McKinley Tech). The students said that they plan to major in a variety of fields that include medicine, economics, marketing, international affairs, psychology and civil and environmental engineering.
George Washington selected the students based on class rank, grade point average, SAT scores, course of study, teacher recommendations, leadership qualities, community service and other extracurricular activities and achievements as well as demonstrated need. Students are nominated by their high school counselors and then participate in a scholarship application and interview process before being selected.
Recipients must be District residents who attend a D.C. high school, whether public, private or charter.
The scholarships, valued at more than $200,000, are renewed annually provided the recipients meet the university's academic progress standards. So far, the graduation rate for participants in the program is nearly 90 percent, university officials said.
Barry said the fact that West received a scholarship and the awards ceremony took place at Ballou, indicates change.
€Hello, new Ballou,€ the Ward 8 Council member shouted to wild cheers from the crowd.
While he praised the George Washington scholarship recipients, he also had a message for other students.
€Education is the most important thing in your life,€ Barry said.
€You have to have a high school diploma to flip hamburgers these days.€
The former four-term mayor urged students to study and €not to run with the wrong crowd.€ Furthermore, he told students to ignore unkind words like €bama€ or €nerd€ that might be hurled by their peers to dissuade them from putting education first.
Some Ballou students, he said, will see him very soon. The council member said that he plans to teach chemistry two days a week at the school.
€You will have a tough teacher,€ Barry, said with a smile.
Seyoum Gidey attended the ceremony to see his 17-year-old daughter, Yuhana, receive her scholarship. The experience is not new to him. Two of his children are past recipients of the Trachtenberg Scholarships and attend George Washington University.
€This is a good experience and a good thing the university is doing,€ he said.
€It is making a difference in my children and they will be able to reach the world through the university.€


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Osteoporosis management program decreases incidence of hip fracture in patients with prostate cancer receiving androgen deprivation therapy.
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. 2013; 31:2904-9
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An unmasking phenomenon in an observational post-licensure safety study of adolescent girls and young women.
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. 2012; 30:4585-7
PubMed Abstract
Effectiveness of aromatase inhibitors and tamoxifen in reducing subsequent breast cancer.
Haque R, Ahmed SA, Fisher A, Avila CC, Shi J, Guo A, Craig Cheetham T, Schottinger JE
Cancer Med
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Medication exposure in pregnancy risk evaluation program.
Andrade SE, Davis RL, Cheetham TC, Cooper WO, Li DK, Amini T, Beaton SJ, Dublin S, Hammad TA, Pawloski PA, Raebel MA, Smith DH, Staffa JA, Toh S, Dashevsky I, Haffenreffer K, Lane K, Platt R, Scott PE
Matern Child Health J
. 2012; 16:1349-54
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Primary nonadherence to medications in an integrated healthcare setting.
Shin J, McCombs JS, Sanchez RJ, Udall M, Deminski MC, Cheetham TC
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. 2012; 18:426-34
PubMed Abstract
Psychometric properties of the Osteoporosis-specific Morisky Medication Adherence Scale in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis newly treated with bisphosphonates.
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Ann Pharmacother
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Surveillance of autoimmune conditions following routine use of quadrivalent human papillomavirus vaccine.
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J Intern Med
. 2012; 271:193-203
PubMed Abstract
Safety of Quadrivalent Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Administered Routinely to Females.
Klein NP, Hansen J, Chao C, Velicer C, Emery M, Slezak J, Lewis N, Deosaransingh K, Sy L, Ackerson B, Cheetham C, Liaw LK, Takhar H, Jacobsen SJ
Arch PediatrAdolescMed
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PubMed Abstract
Trends in the use of antiepileptic drugs among pregnant women in the US, 2001-2007: a medication exposure in pregnancy risk evaluation program study.
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Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol
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PubMed Abstract
The impact of the iPLEDGE program on isotretinoin fetal exposure in an integrated health care system.
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PS2-08: Adherence to Statins and Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol Goal Attainment in Patients with Coronary Artery Disease.
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Clin Med Res
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PubMed Abstract
Medication Exposure in Pregnancy Risk Evaluation Program.
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Early development of castrate resistance varies with different dosing regimens of luteinizing hormone releasing hormone agonist in primary hormonal therapy for prostate cancer.
Blumberg JM, Kwon EO, Cheetham TC, Niu F, Shapiro CE, Pacificar J, Loo RK, Williams SG, Chien GW
. 2011; 77:412-6
PubMed Abstract
Black men have lower rates than white men of biochemical failure with primary androgen-deprivation therapy.
Sassani P, Blumberg JM, Cheetham TC, Niu F, Williams SG, Chien GW
Perm J
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ADHD drugs and serious cardiovascular events in children and young adults.
Cooper WO, Habel LA, Sox CM, Chan KA, Arbogast PG, Cheetham TC, Murray KT, Quinn VP, Stein CM, Callahan ST, Fireman BH, Fish FA, Kirshner HS, O'Duffy A, Connell FA, Ray WA
N Engl J Med
. 2011; 365:1896-904
PubMed Abstract
A1C and cardiovascular outcomes in type 2 diabetes: a nested case-control study.
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|SOD Cover and Preview, Dec 29 issue
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|Dec 15 2009, 11:47 AM Post #1
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Hunley's Secret Return to DAYS
Austin Peck's ATWT Farewell
Greenlee's Back on AMC!
GH's Hanging Chad!
Lies Pull Phyllis and Nick Apart on Y&R
ATWT Bombshell: Is Mick James Stenbeck?
OLTL's Mitch Torments Stacy, Dorian
B&B's Eric and Ridge Conspire
ATWT Canceled!
ATWT: Paul Helps Meg Escape
OLTL: Matthew Walks Again!
DAYS: Philip Proposes!
Y&R: Emily Tells Jack She Loves Him
EDITORS' CHOICE: Ann Frank, B&B
PERFORMER OF THE WEEK: Chrishell Stause (Amanda, AMC)
|Dec 15 2009, 11:55 AM Post #2
|Wow...they couldn't even give ATWT the cover? That's sad.
|Dec 15 2009, 11:59 AM Post #3
|It's either Y&R or Days for them.
|Dec 15 2009, 12:15 PM Post #4
Or GH.
I love that "FINALLY!" with the Stacy pic at the top LOL.
I lofe this cover though, despite the photoshop. It has a classic SOD look to it. I can't wait to read the story on Anna's return and about the Days success story.
|dc cubs
|Dec 15 2009, 12:25 PM Post #5
They didn't give GL the cover when they were canceled so I'm not surprised. GL did get the SOW cover that week so I'm hoping the same thing will happen for ATWT this week.
The big shocking confession is probably something we already know such as Daniel being the father of Carly's child. I just pray I don't have to read any quotes from Corday in this article.
|Dec 15 2009, 12:51 PM Post #6
|I once read that SOD bases its covers on which soap's fans read their mag alot.Days dominated so much in the '90s.And this is why they still do mostly Days headlines
|Dec 15 2009, 12:51 PM Post #7
The article about DAYS success looks like an editorial, so I fully expect we will get some Corday�s wisdom. It�s really too bad nobody from the TPTB except him is available for media because I would love to hear some insights from Tomlin, Whittesel and people who are really in power now. But hopefully Corday will atleast say something about the deal with NBC and what are the chances for a renewal.
Thanks a lot!
|Dec 15 2009, 12:55 PM Post #8
|Great cover. Glad to see Bo, Hope and Carly getting press for Days.
|Dec 15 2009, 12:57 PM Post #9
Classic Soap Fan
|Truthfully, I don't remember SOD ever devoted an entire cover to a single soap upon the announcement of its cancellation. When they announced AW, it got a blurb on the cover (if I remember correctly), but not the whole cover. AW did, however, get full covers on both SOD & SOW the week of its final episode (which pissed me off to no end that they didn't put GL on both covers for its final episode. Consequently, I missed the SOW issue because I couldn't find it in the store.) Of course, I remember the days when SOD gave soaps gloriously posed and shot anniversary covers, too, for important milestone anniversaries. Maybe I'm old school (oh, hell, of course I'm old school), but I wish SOD would go back to the couple covers (garnering one was always a big deal) with the corresponding special photoshoot instead of these photoshopped messes they put out now. SOD just looks so damn cheap anymore.
|Dec 15 2009, 12:59 PM Post #10
Same here. I wish Tomlin would say something. I don't expect Whitesell since he is "supposed" to be the co-head writer even though it's obvious he is more LOL.
No doubt we will get some Corday quotes and we should hear an update on the renewal, which should be looking pretty good at this point.
|Dec 15 2009, 01:03 PM Post #11
I hear you on the anniversary issues. They used to kick ass with those and they used to be so comprehensive.
Your right about the actual cancellation news. I don't remember the last time, if ever, that cancellation stories ended up on the cover. I think AW got a SOW cover for their 35th anniversary and the cancellation news accompanied it so that may count but SOW also did a GL cover for the cancellation news, I believe. As you said, usually shows got covers for their last episodes. AW did. Sunset Beach and Port Charles didn't but I suspect the fact that they didn't last long by soap standards played into that. I do remember GL getting the SOW cover for it's last week. It should've been SOD though.
|Dec 15 2009, 01:18 PM Post #12
Matt I'm old school too, ICAM about the magazines. I miss real photo shoots, and covers for all of the shows. Yes I get the economics of it, but that doesn't mean I can't miss them.
|Dec 15 2009, 01:23 PM Post #13
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Do you remember the wedding covers? Where they'd take the couple and do a big photoshoot in all their wedding regalia? I remember when RoJohn & Diana were *supposed* to get married and they had a wedding cover, but the wedding didn't actually happen because of some last-minute rewrite. I remember that some of those couple-covers actually became definitive couple photos for several super couples.
|Dec 15 2009, 01:26 PM Post #14
OUCH! to this, LOL.
I heard that particular actress was really difficult to get along with, and full of herself. I wonder if this was a jab more at her than the character, who didn't seem to hit it off with the viewers to begin with?
|Dec 15 2009, 01:46 PM Post #15
Could be.
The headline is rather mean though LOL.
|Dec 15 2009, 03:37 PM Post #16
|Great cover but I just wonder what other shocking confession there is to tell.
|Dec 15 2009, 03:55 PM Post #17
After all... tomorrow is another day!
I think the last wedding DOOL went all out with the photoshoots was the last Lucas and Sami wedding. I don't even remember anything that much promoting the Shelle wedding that followed that fall.
|Dec 15 2009, 07:28 PM Post #18
|Yes I remember the wedding covers especially the Roman/Diana one. That was very strange. I seldom look at art direction at the magazines now.
|dc cubs
|Dec 15 2009, 07:47 PM Post #19
I agree that the covers for both SOD and SOW are so bad compared to what they used to be. The mags had photo shoots for each cover but now due to budgets they use stock photos of actors. I remember that Roman/Diana cover and wondering WTF happened as they never did get married.
I'm sure it is only a matter of time before SOD and SOW merge into one soap magazine. With the cancellation of ATWT there will not be enough content to keep two magazines afloat. My guess is the SOD name will outlast SOW as it has been around longer and has the larger circulation base.
|Dec 15 2009, 08:13 PM Post #20
I'm amazed those individual network magazines still survive.
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Serving as her own executive producer, Smith invokes the boisterous spirit of her longtime pal Count Basie on 16 sturdy standards that extend from a silk-lined "Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe" to a blistering "Cherokee." That bracingly insouciant phrasing is deliciously intact (only Smith, who's never used "ing" when "in" will do, could get away with singing "hontin" for "haunting" or "hoart" for "heart"), as is her ability to soar where others merely flutter. It has always been hard to discern if Smith is a vaudevillian with a jazz singer's sensibility or a jazz singer with a well-nurtured panache for showmanship. Either way, she remains a singular treasure.


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South Carolina – African-Americans – Child Mortality in the Slave Population
Also see: African-Americans - 1525-1865 Main Page
Written by Michael Trinkley of the Chicora Foundation
They All Goes SoCharles Manigualt's plantation Gowrie wasn't the only plantation to suffer an extreme child mortality rate.
Englishwoman Frances Kemble, whose husband Pierce Butler owned a rice plantation on the Altamaha River in Georgia, became famous for her Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation in 1838-1839. This book describes her traumatic confrontration with slavery and the society that supported it.
In 1839 she had a conversation with nine of the female African-American slaves who worked on her plantation, Butler Island. All were still in their childbearing years. She found that these nine women had had between them 55 children, or an average of over 6 each. Five of the children were stillborn, 12 were miscarried, and 24 had already died. In other words, out of 55 children, only 14 were still alive. As one slave explained, "I've lost a many; they all goes so."
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Use [TEX] ... [/TEX] tags instead of [tex] ... [/tex] tags.
Edit: Looks like you already did.
It's part of a quantum course, but the problem I'm having is pretty straight math.
There are two similar functions I need to square. I can do it fine, but the question calls for 'simplified form' and I'm struggling to simplify.
They are and . Take the subtraction example (the only difference with the other one is a sign): I get .
Is there a way to express this more simply?
AAaahh. Just to wrap up the question in case anyone else has a similar one.
My mistake was that in quantum mechanics 'squaring' is actually (sometimes) shorthand for multiplying something by its complex conjugate, rather than simply by itself. I needed to multiply by ... and *that* does get simpler, particularly with some judicious application of Euler's identity.
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Brand New 2012 Rubicon suspension!
Hi, i have TWO sets of 2012 Rubicon Unlimited (4 DOOR) suspensions for sale. Each set including:
-4 heavy rate coils
-4 shocks
-steering stabilizer
-front Track bar
-sway bar links
And all hardware needed.
This suspension will give you an extra 1 1/2"-2" of lift for any 07' and up JK, the suspensions are brand new, maybe have about 10miles on them if that. Willing to sell just coils and shocks if thats what you want other parts will be sold separate.
I am looking to sell EACH set for $400 or best offer + shipping. I feel this is a very reasonable price for them. I am willing to negotiate as well.
Payment by PayPal or cash only. For pick up locally or willing to ship if you pay for shipping.
Feel free to PM me ANY questions of offers.
Damn, would have entertained this if I didn't just order what I needed last week!
People will most likely be asking you what the coil spring numbers are...
Last two numbers on the factory tag, up to 19 for the fronts and up to 60 out back will be your firmest spring rates.
It will be interesting to see what came on your ride for spring rates.
Would you sell just the shocks? If so, how much
and 09-SAHARA..im in the process of getting the numbers off the coils, ill post them when i have a chance.
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coil, shocks, etc.
Bump! One complete suspension sold....One still remains!
all parts have been sold.
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Some signs have questionable (or no) punctuation; others are meant to be funny. And some are just downright strange. All of them make our journey more interesting—and amusing.
Just in case you weren't sure, these designated trees are officially big.
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Fear: the best way to bring in new customers.
First came the free-range chickens, and then came…
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- 30 g caster sugar
- sugar
- 300 g raspberries
- 300 g blueberries
- 300 g strawberries
- 1 lemon juice
- for the sabayon sauce:
- 5 egg yolks
- 110 ml white wine
- 40 g caster sugar
- Cut large pieces of fruit in half put in a bowl.
- Put the lemon juice over, add sugar, toss slightly so the sugar and lemon juice are covering the fruit.
- Sabayon: whisk all the ingredients in a bowl over a pan of boiling water until it has fully expanded. It will take 15 min.
- Take the fruit out of the fridge. Divide the fruit and extra juice onto heatproof plates. Top with sabayon. Sprinkle of caster sugar.
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Farm Photos
Farm Photos
Here are a few pictures from around the place. I always think I am going take some more but each year I never get around to getting all the shots that I would like. Just give the images a click and you will get a whole lot better look at us.
Here are the shiitaki mushrooms. We grow them on oak logs. After the thimble spawn is put in the logs it usually takes 12-18 months to start getting a crop.
This is a view down the rows of the larger bushes.
This is some blueberries a couple of weeks or so after berry set.
We had a very late snow that year. The bushes were already in bloom. There was no crop damage as a result.


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Having attended two of Señora Past's conversational Spanish classes at CBC and traveled with her on one of her annual summer expeditions to Cuernavaca, Mexico, with our entire family, we know firsthand her decision will be felt in Beeville and the college district.
What a joy to have experienced the beauty, history and culture of our neighbor to the south. We count that as such a blessing to have had the pleasure of staying with a family in a foreign country and touring not only Cuernavaca, but Mexico City, Taxco, the Pyramids, Tepoztlan and many other fantastic sites – particularly with Past's proficient leadership as guide and instructor.
We never felt unsafe there, despite the stories of kidnappings and robbings of Americans and such. Although, as Past quickly responds, there are places in the U.S. where visitors are more apt to run into random violence.
Her many attributes are what make Past such a memorable instructor – her ever-present smile, colorful Mexican attire, extensive knowledge and love of Mexico and fluency in the Spanish language.
She is demanding, yet kind and caring, always interested in seeing all her students understand the concepts of each class session.
She insisted that each of us at least learn basic phrases, such as how to order at restaurants and barter at the markets, before setting off on our adventure south of the border – and that most assuredly came in handy.
There's no doubt that countless Spanish students from the college have benefited greatly from her trips to Cuernavaca, Monterrey and even to Spain. We dare say that it opened up a whole new world for some.
"She has been an incredible part of this institution," CBC President Tom Baynum said. "She will be terribly missed."
Adios, Señora. Gracias por todo. Buena suerte y hasta luego.


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No, cats climb high to torment dogs.
So much for surveying you prey.
Cats climb high because they want to rule all they survey. Including their "masters."
This is our house: three cats, two dogs, lots of running and jumping.
The only thing our cats were allowed to jump up on was their scratching post which had a platform at the top for them to rest on. I taught the children that it was the cats' sanctuary and they were to leave them alone when on there. Therefore our dog and cats had to get along, or at least tolerate each other.
Anyone who has ever had a cat in their house knows that cats don't have "owners."
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Infertility and In Vitro Fertilization
What Can I Expect From IVF?
The first step in IVF involves injecting hormones so you produce multiple eggs each month instead of only one.You will then be tested to determine whether you're ready for egg retrieval.
Prior to the retrieval procedure, you will be given injections of a medication that ripens the developing eggs and starts the process of ovulation. Timing is important; the eggs must be retrieved just before they emerge from the follicles in the ovaries. If the eggs are taken out too early or too late, they won't develop normally. Your doctor may do blood tests or an ultrasound to be sure the eggs are at the right stage of development before retrieving them. The IVF facility will provide you with special instructions to follow the night before and the day of the procedure. Most women are given pain medication and the choice of being mildly sedated or going under full anesthesia.
During the procedure, your doctor will locate follicles in the ovary with ultrasound and remove the eggs with a hollow needle. The procedure usually takes less than 30 minutes, but may take up to an hour.
Immediately following the retrieval, your eggs will be mixed in the laboratory with your partner's sperm, which he will have donated on the same day.
While you and your partner go home, the fertilized eggs are kept in the clinic under observation to ensure optimal growth. Depending on the clinic, you may even wait up to five days until the embryo reaches a more advanced blastocyst stage.
Once the embryos are ready, you will return to the IVF facility so doctors can transfer one or more into your uterus. This procedure is quicker and easier than the retrieval of the egg. The doctor will insert a flexible tube called a catheter through your vagina and cervix and into your uterus, where the embryos will be deposited. To increase the chances of pregnancy, most IVF experts recommend transferring up to three embryos at a time. However, this means you could have a multiple pregnancy, which can increase the health risks for both you and the babies.


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Experimental Demonstration of Spin Geometric Phase: Radius Dependence of Time-Reversal Aharonov-Casher Oscillations
Manipulation of electron spin in solid state devices is important for spintronics. A promising way to control spin is through the electric field [1]. So far, electrical manipulation of spin has been observed in a semiconductor two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) [2,3] and topological insulator [4]. The physical origin of these observations is a gate control of Rashba-type spin-orbit interaction (SOI) [5], which gives rise to the effective magnetic field perpendicular to both the propagation direction of the electron waves and the electric field induced by an asymmetric quantum well. In the presence of SOI, i.e., the Rashba field , the time evolution leads to the precession of spins. Since the direction of the precession depends on a propagation path, a phase contribution from the spin precession is called a dynamical phase. In this sense, the spin-manipulation experiments have mainly demonstrated a control of the dynamical phase of spin through SOI.
In general, the spin-interference effect induced by the electric field is referred to as the Aharonov-Casher (AC) effect [6,7], which is the electromagnetic dual of the Aharonov-Bohm (AB) effect [8]. Previous theoretical works have revealed that the AC phase consists of not only the dynamical phase, but also a geometric phase of electron spin [9,10]. A geometric phase is now commonly used in various fields of physics, and has been a topic of intense theoretical and experimental research since the pioneering work of Berry [11]. In particular, the spin geometric phase is related to topological spin currents [12] and is robust against the dephasing [13]; thus it is of great importance for future spintronics. So far, however, observation of the spin geometric phase has remained challenging. Although the split of Fourier spectra of the AB oscillations was discussed from the view point of the spin geometric phase [14,15], those experiments did not show its direct observation.
It has been theoretically shown [10,16–18] that spins traversing a one-dimensional Rashba ring subtend a solid angle , which characterizes the spin geometric phase. The parameter denotes the tilt angle between a mean axis of the spin precession and the normal direction to the ring plane as depicted in Fig. 1, and is written as
where is the effective mass, is the strength of Rashba SOI, and is the radius of the ring. As one can see in Eq. (1), the spin geometric phase is affected by the radius and the strength of Rashba SOI. It is worth noting that if the spin precession is fast enough compared with propagation of the electron waves along the ring (adiabatic limit), the spin precession axis lies parallel to ( ) [16]; this condition is realized with a large radius and strong Rashba SOI. In this condition the spin geometric phase specifically corresponds to a Berry phase [11] of electron spin. By contrast, in the nonadiabatic condition, the spin precession axis cannot follow and is no longer parallel to it ( ). As a result, an Aharonov-Anandan phase [19] of spin arises.
In this Letter, we present the observation of the spin geometric phase in pure spin systems. Specifically, the radius dependence of the spin geometric phase in the time-reversal symmetric AC effect of the electrical resistance is discussed. In addition, a universal oscillatory behavior of the AC effect is demonstrated. The result corresponds to the observation of the effective spin-dependent flux, which has only been discussed theoretically [6,20].
An InAlAs/InGaAs structure was epitaxially grown on a (001) InP substrate by metal organic chemical vapor deposition. Ring arrays were fabricated by means of electron beam lithography and reactive-ion etching. One array consists of rings with of the radius, the other four arrays consist of rings with the radius between and . A scanning electron micrograph of the ring array is shown in the inset of Fig. 2. The ring arrays were covered with 200 nm of an insulator layer by atomic layer deposition and a Cr/Au top-gate electrode, in order to control the Rashba SOI strength by the gate voltage . All the measurements were performed at a temperature of 1.7 K.
In order to inspect the AC effect, interference from the orbital part of the wave function must be eliminated. Note that the gate voltage affects not only the Rashba SOI strength, but also the carrier density, i.e., the electron wavelength. The strategy in this Letter, which is in the same manner as previous studies [2,21], is to investigate the gate voltage dependence of the Al'tshuler-Aronov-Spivak (AAS) amplitude [22] at zero magnetic field ( ).
Figure 2 shows magnetoresistance curves measured using the ring array for fixed gate voltages. It is well known that a perpendicular magnetic field to a ring induces the AB effect, which gives rise to resistance oscillations with a period of one flux quantum . The period observed in Fig. 2, however, is . Also, it is confirmed that a higher magnetic field suppresses the amplitude of the resistance oscillations, whereas in the case of the AB effect, the oscillations should persist at relatively high magnetic fields. According to these facts, our measured magnetoresistance oscillations are attributed to the AAS effect [22], that is, the AB effect in the time-reversal paths. Since our fabricated arrays consist of a huge number of rings, the ensemble averaging allows one to observe the AAS effect instead of the AB effect [23]. It is notable that in the time-reversal paths, a phase contribution from the orbital part of the wave function is always constructive at zero magnetic field.
Figure 3(a) displays the filtered AAS oscillation from the magnetoresistance at the gate voltage of (see Fig. 2). The gate voltage dependence of the AAS oscillations is shown in Fig. 3(b). At zero magnetic field, a phase contribution from the orbital part of the wave function is invariable, therefore along the vertical axis, namely axis, the spin part of the wave function plays an important role through Rashba SOI. Figure 3(c) shows the AAS amplitude plotted against the gate voltage at zero magnetic field. In Fig. 3(c), one can clearly see the phase switching by varying the gate voltage. This phase modulation is ascribed to the spin interference in the time-reversal paths, i.e., the time-reversal AC effect. Notice here Bergsten et al. [2] obtained similar results, but they had to average magnetoresistance curves at slightly different gate voltages because their sample consisted of rings at the most. On the other hand in our samples, which consist of a huge number of rings, owing to the ensemble averaging the time-reversal AC effect is readily acquired.
The time-reversal AC effect has been obtained for the five ring arrays. By analyzing the Shubnikov–de Haas effect, a linear relation between the strength of Rashba SOI and the gate voltage has been acquired. Figure 4(a) displays the time-reversal AC oscillations as a function of Rashba SOI strength. The amplitude of the oscillations has been normalized for clarity. Solid lines are calculated time-reversal AC oscillations by using the equation derived by Frustaglia and Richter [16]:
where and are resistance modulations due to the spin interference with and without Rashba SOI, respectively. By considering Eqs. (1) and (2) together, the time-reversal AC effect can also be expressed as the following forms [16].
The argument of Eq. (3) can be divided into two components as displayed in Eq. (4): one is the dynamical phase, , another is the spin geometric phase, .
To evaluate the spin geometric phase, a cosine function has been fitted to each AC oscillation. The total phase obtained by the fit was equated with the argument of the cosine of Eq. (3), namely . Accordingly, has been obtained as a function of Rashba SOI strength. Now the spin geometric phase, , can be inspected. The relation between the spin geometric phase and the radius for fixed Rashba SOI strengths ( , , and ) is shown in Fig. 4(b). Solid lines are calculated results obtained by equating the argument of Eqs. (2) and (3). We found from both experimental and calculated results that the spin geometric phase tends to increase in larger radius samples. The difference of the spin geometric phase between the smallest ( ) and the largest ( ) ring arrays is approximately 1.5 rad for any fixed value of . Arrows in Fig. 4(b) indicate the difference of the spin geometric phase between and . For the smallest radius array the difference is 0.96 rad, whereas 0.75 rad for the largest one. This relation holds as well for calculated results, 0.84 rad for the smallest array and 0.74 rad for the largest one. Thus, the observed radius dependence of the spin geometric phase is consistent with calculation.
One might have concerns about the multichannel effect, which inevitably gives rise to a randomization of the AB interference [3,24]. In this study, by taking advantage of the time-reversal symmetric interference, we have ruled out the orbital interference and observed the clear AC oscillations, which only depend on the SOI strength [10]. Furthermore, the spin geometric phase is independent from the Fermi velocity and the number of channels by its definition. Hence, the multichannel effect can be neglected in our experiments.
Turning now to the effective spin-dependent flux of the AC effect. As is well known, the AB effect is intimately related to the magnetic flux through a ring. From the viewpoint of the electromagnetic duality between the AB and AC effects, the latter can be regarded as a conductance modulation by the effective spin-dependent flux [6,20]. To examine this duality, the time-reversal AC oscillations are replotted against in Fig. 5 [see Eq. (2)]. As one can see in Fig. 5, the AC oscillations universally occur for all the samples. Therefore, the term is an oscillation unit for the time-reversal AC effect. The electromagnetic correspondence of this term is a flux for the AAS effect, , with being the magnetic flux. Thus, the duality is explicitly written as
Hence, the right-hand side of Eq. (5) can be regarded as the effective spin-dependent flux penetrating a ring.
In conclusion, by analyzing the radius dependence of the time-reversal AC effect of the electrical resistance, we have demonstrated that the largest modulation of the spin geometric phase reaches approximately 1.5 rad. Thus, we have succeeded in determining the spin geometric phase quantitatively. In addition, we have experimentally verified that the term is an oscillation unit for the time-reversal AC effect. These results indicate a new spin-phase degree of freedom and provide further understanding of the AC effect.
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Viewpoint: The ABC of Aharonov Effects
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Digital Books and Players
The Talking Book and Braille Library has been distributing digital talking book machines (DTBMs) and digital books since October 2009.
Digital Books
A digital book cartridge.
The digital books (DB) are on a flash memory cartridge about the size of a cassette tape that slots into the front of the player. They are much easier to use than cassette tapes:
- Unlike the tapes there's only one way to insert the book. One end is beveled for easy insertion, while the other has a round finger hole so that you can easily extract the cartridge from the machine.
- There is no need, as with the current tapes, to turn over the cartridge or change "sides."
- Almost every digital book will be on one cartridge only.
Braille and Audio Reading Download (BARD): Digital books are also available online, via BARD, and in September 2013 NLS released a mobile app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Digital Talking Book Players
Digital technology offers many new capabilities, including better sound reproduction, and NLS has completely redesigned the machine to accommodate the new technology.
The digital talking book machine (DTBM) is smaller and lighter than the cassette player, weighing only around two pounds. The body of the player is dark to create maximum visual contrast between the case and the colors of the controls.
The machine is powered by a rechargeable battery that can play forup to 35 hours on one charge, and the machine can tell you how much playing time remains.
NLS is producing two machines, the standard player and the advanced player.
Standard Player
Click to see a larger image of the standard player, with control buttons labeled and described in detail.
The standard machine has eight controls for the basic operations for listening to a book. This machine is best for those who read mainly fiction.
The controls consist of:
- rewind,
- play,
- stop,
- fast-forward,
- power,
- volume,
- tone,
- speed, and
- "sleep" (automatically turns off the player in half an hour).
If you press any of the buttons when there is no book in the player it will identify itself and state its function.
Advanced Player
The advanced player
Click to see a larger image of the advanced player, with control buttons labeled and described in detail.
The advanced player has some additional features and controls, designed to be useful when reading nonfiction materials:
- a menu button for choosing how to navigate the book;
- controls to jump forward and backward in the book;
- a button to hear current reading position and other information, such as battery status; and
- a button to set "bookmarks" that you can return to.


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Domay gets new digs
May 14, 2004-- Home Textiles Today,
MONTREAL — Domay Inc., serving the North American market, has moved into larger premises. The new 100,000-square-foot facility, located on Meilleur Street in Montreal, covers two connected floors of warehousing, offices and showrooms.
Owner and president Doug Mayoff explains that "gradual increases in the breadth and depth of our line, increased business throughout Canada, and the recent foray into the States, all contributed to this move at this time."
The company carries more than 1,200 skus in kitchen, tabletop, bath, baby, and basic bedding.
He added that the new facilities include five dedicated truck-level shipping and receiving doors, internal freight elevator, two staff kitchens, and a large showroom featuring the company's range of offerings.
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In response to your poll...the bigger need is play making PG since we have players that need a PG to be effective, especially Amare.
However I believe we addressed both those issues with Kidd and Camby respectively.
To the topic...Kidd is right that Lin would always play in one high paced gear. Lin would sometimes just crash into people and I always knew he would get hurt or be too tired. I admire Lin's hustle and his desire to win but you have to play smart and sometimes he would just run out of gas because of how he played the game.
Kidd sounds already like a good mentor and was a high tempto PG like Lin is. But Kidd learned to play good in the half court and was effective on the championship Mavericks team.
Kidd can teach Lin how to find players in certain spots. When to attack the rim, etc.
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I am a 17 year old apsiring photographer and when I woke up Thusrday morning, January 12th, to all the ice outside, I raced out the door, camera in hand! These shots, out of the many I captured, were taken on the Boat Launch Road in Chaumont. I was so fasinated with the ice I just could not stop taking pictures! And I dont know about you, but I have been waiting for the ground to be white here in Chaumont! I figured these pictures would be a fabulous way to remember our first ice day!
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In my 38 years as an artist, I have traveled to South Korea with my work, lettered on the walls of Nathaniel Hawthorne's birthplace, directed a community art project with over 300 women of all ages, and written four books and numerous articles on bookmaking. My most significant body of work is the ongoing (since 1992) Spirit Books.
In recent years I have reconnected with my first love, calligraphy, and continue to share my love of making simple books to share with family and friends through my youtube channel.
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2 1/2 lbs medium red potatoes
1/4 cup olive oil
2 shallots, chopped
1 garlic clove, minced
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp paprika
1/2 tsp cayenne pepper
1/2 tsp ground black pepper
2 Tbsp minced fresh parsley
1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees F.
2. Cut each potato lengthwise into 8 wedges.
3. In a large bowl, combine the oil, shallots, garlic, salt, paprika, cayenne and pepper; add potatoes and toss to coat. Place in a greased roasting pan.
4. Bake, uncovered, for 45 to 50 minutes or until tender and golden brown, turning every 15 minutes.
5. When done, sprinkle with parsley and serve hot.
Yield: 8 Servings (3/4 cup per serving)
Source: Taste of Home (recipe and analysis) Nutritional analysis per serving: calories 165, total fat 7g, saturated fat 1g, cholesterol 0g, sodium 305mg, total carbohydrate 23g, dietary fiber 3g, protein 3g
Visit the United Supermarkets website for more great recipes and tips.
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Source Naturals, Chromium Picolinate, 200 mcg, 240 Tablets
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- Yeast-Free Chromium
- Dietary Supplement
Chromium is a trace element which may work closely with insulin to help facilitate the uptake of glucose into cells.
Chromax II brand of chromium picolinate is a compound of trivalent chromium and picolinic acid.
Suggested Use
1 to 2 tablets daily.
Other Ingredients
Microcrystalline cellulose, dibasic calcium phosphate, stearic acid and magnesium stearate.
Suitable for vegetarians and Hypoallergenic: contains no yeast, dairy, egg, gluten, corn, soy, or wheat. Contains no sugar starch, salt, preservatives, or artificial color, flavor or fragrance.
If you are pregnant, may become pregnant, breastfeeding, or diabetic, consult your health care professional before using this product.
Do not use if either tamper-evident seal is broken or missing. Keep out of the reach of children.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 Tablet
|Amount Per Serving
|20 mg
|Chromium (from yeast-free chromium picolinate [CHROMAX])
|200 mcg
this is the weight loss final answer. i feel the results within a week after taking this. there are 2 books mentioning this particular brand of chromium picolinate, one by Dr. Gary Evans, and another by Dr. Malcolm Noell Mcleod. read them, take the supplement, and say goodbye to overweight. the latter book is about lifting depression using this supplement.... another major brand of CP is Chromate, which I haven't tried. this Chromax version costs slightly more, by still very affordable by vitamin standard.
Chromium is low in our soils. It is used for glucose tolerance factor and muscle structure. Glucose tolerance factor also contains niacin, and the amino acid glutathione. Chromemate is niacin bound chromium, which is more easily converted to gtf, especially if you add NAC, which makes it easy to make glutathione. If you work out or are older 60 and want muscle maintenance especilly for your heart, take this product along with the amino acid glutamine to shore up skeletal and heart muscle.
Posted by Reviewer1891528 on May 12, 2016
Product is good
Posted by alvinlky on Mar 03, 2016
Excellent supplements at a affordable price.
Dependable supplement
Posted by 5737805394577957994 on Feb 18, 2015
I've been taking this supplement for the past five years. I has helped me manage my low blood sugar, along with health eating, exercise and regular visits to my doctor.
last time I listen to Dr.OZ
Posted by 4694064749721744211 on Aug 13, 2014
Got it today,took one pill...I am on a diet and this is suppose to help.Later,I looked for a sideeffects online,just in case...and found out that this form of Chromium ''picolinate'' causes DNA mutations....there have been studies. Here's a quote: ''The researchers added high concentrations of chromium picolinate, chromium chloride or chromium nicotinate to hamster cells in culture and found that only chromium picolinate could damage the genetic material of the hamster cells. Since then, other laboratory studies using cell cultures and animals have suggested chromium picolinate causes oxidative stress and DNA damage.'' SO,IT'S JUST NOT WORTH IT,EVEN IF YOU LOSE WEIGHT WITH IT.
Chromium Picolinate
Posted by Reviewer3165631 on Jan 05, 2011
Apparently good for hypoglycemia.