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They say it's the most important meal of the day, so don't skimp. Start your day off right with a hearty meal at one of these top-notch Valley breakfast spots.
Matt's Big Breakfast
Why are crowds lined up out the door? It's because breakfast is worth waiting for. From the cage-free eggs and real maple syrup, to the best bacon, sausage and off-the-bone ham you may ever eat, Matt's turns everyone into a morning person.
Details: 801 N. First St., Phoenix. 602-254-1074, mattsbigbreakfast.com.
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Wake up smell the freebie basket of homemade muffins, the seafood omelet, eggs Benedict with homemade hollandaise and the signature buttermilk pancakes. The charming, "how-ya-doin' hon'?'." staff, adds to the sunny vibe.
Details: 4915 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale. 623-939-4663, kiss-the-cook.com.
The Breakfast Club
Throw off the covers and start your day with cinnamon challah French toast, huevos with chorizo and cornbread or the popular blueberry flapjacks. Yogurt with granola and raisins attracts the nutrition-minded.
Details: 4400 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale. 480-222-2582, thebreakfastclub.us.
Original Pancake House
Though it's easy to guess what the specialty is here, it's hard to choose among pancake standouts like buckwheat, bacon and blueberry. And there's no resisting the oven-roasted Dutch Baby, topped with butter, lemon and powdered sugar.
Details: 6810 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale. 480-946-4902, originalpancakehouse.com.
T.C. Eggington's
Decisions, decision, decisions. The frittata with chorizo, cheese and jalapeños? The apple pecan pancakes with brown sugar cinnamon? The superb cinnamon bread French toast dipped in a custardy batter? Luckily, tomorrow is another day.
Details: 1660 S. Alma School Road, Mesa. 480-345-9288, tcegg.com.
Over Easy
You probably don't want to eat Over Easy's marvelous "Wolf Pack" before a big client meeting. It's a heart-stopping combination of eggs, bacon and cheese sandwiched between layers of hash browns. But it's a great prelude to an afternoon nap.
Details: 4037 N. 40th St., Phoenix. 602-468-3447, eatatovereasy.com.
Fresh-squeezed OJ gets the morning off right. And the pecan raisin pancakes, the Belgian waffles with strawberries and cream, the cheese blintzes and the crepe filled with spinach and Gruyere keep the day on track.
Details: 7388 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale. 480-951-6002, butterfieldsrestaurant.com.
China King
Do you stagger out of bed when the little hand is on the 11? Jump-start what's left of the morning at China King. The terrific dim sum assortment includes dumplings, noodles and gin dui, deep-fried rice flour balls filled with sweet lotus-seed paste.
Details: 1050 W. Ray Road, Chandler. 480-899-8099.
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Attorney General Spitzer and a coalition of the states leading retailers today announced a program to train store employees to respond quickly and effectively to find missing and abducted children.
The "Code Adam" program -- conducted with the New York chapter of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children -- will expand to include hundreds of retail stores throughout the state.
"The partnership we are announcing today with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children promises to go a long way to reduce the incidence of child abduction," said Spitzer. "A missing child is every parents worst nightmare. By embarking on this training partnership, we hope to spare parents and families the agony associated with this form of victimization."
Janine Lucas, Executive Director of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children/New York Branch said: "The Code Adam program allows retailers to play an important role in the recovery of missing children. We are so thankful that the state Attorney Generals Office is helping coordinate this training effort and we look forward to our continued partnership."
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, based in Alexandria, VA, was established in 1984 as a public-private partnership to help find missing children.
Also at the event were representatives of the Retail Council of New York State and of major retail companies including JC Penney Co. Inc., Gap, Target Stores, Wal-Mart, Stop & Shop Supermarkets, Hannaford.Brothers Corp., Bon Ton and P & C Markets.
Ted Potrikus, Senior Vice President and Director of Government Relations for the Retail Council of New York State said: "The Retail Council is pleased to stand with Attorney General Spitzer to thank him for his focus on an issue that is so important to retailers of every size, the safety of children in our stores. Todays announcement underscores the retail industrys commitment to parents that we want them and their children to feel secure while they are shopping."
Larry Nash, Government and Community Relations Director for Hannaford Brothers Corp. said: "We view Code Adam as an important part of our community service. Fortunately, the occasion to use Code Adam has been very rare. At Hannaford, all of our associates are trained to recognize Code Adam and to react immediately."
Kelly OConnor, spokeswoman for Stop & Shop Supermarkets said: "Stop & Shop is proud to be a part of Attorney General Spitzers efforts to keep kids safe."
The "Code Adam" program trains store personnel in strategies to prevent child abductions and how to respond in cases of suspected child abductions to help ensure the safe recovery of children. "Code Adam" is named for Adam Walsh, a six-year old whose 1981 abduction from a Florida shopping mall and subsequent murder helped raise awareness about child abductions.
In the United States, some 4,600 children are abducted each year, 300 of whom are abducted by strangers. Typically, about 100 of the children abducted by strangers are murdered, the vast majority within three hours of being abducted.
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In 2001, the New York State Missing Children Register received over 22,000 reports of missing children. Law enforcement intervention resulted in the safe return of children in about 25 percent of the cases. Eight of the missing children were murdered.
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By RICHARD A. ROSS
GRAHAMSVILLE, NY Great efforts by Tri-Valley fall sports athletes were the focus of words of praise and a moving slide show at the schools fall athletic awards presentation on November 18. Coaches lauded the efforts of their teams, cited individual players for their contribution and announced awards for sportsmanship, coachs awards, most improved and most valuable players.
Athletic Director Joe Iatauro thanked the coaches and the community for their ongoing support. The boys varsity soccer team was coached by Becky Piechuta. All 22 of her players finished the season in good standing. There were eight seniors. Piechuta noted that her players improved and stuck together as a team. Anthony Beale was named the Most Improved Player and James McLain won the Sportsmanship Award. Tim Martin was the Coachs Award recipient and Weston Currey was the Most Valuable Player.
Janet Carey, the tennis coach from the combined Tri-Valley/Fallsburg team, lauded the 11 Lady Bears who began work in August. The team enjoyed success against Liberty and nearly won against Class AA Kingston. Three seniors will be graduating this year. Lauren Gillette was named the Most Improved Player and Patricia Singh was selected as the Most Valuable Player. Overall, Singh was 8-5 in her matches. Singh was the only Sullivan County tennis player to qualify for sectionals and win a medal.
The cross-country boys team was described by Iatauro as small but mighty. The team was tied for the division lead but lost on the tie breaker to S.S. Seward. Mike Freeman won the Sportsmanship Award, Jim Bernstein was named MIP and Jeremy Kinney was the MVP.
The girls team continued the fine tradition with their ninth consecutive Division V championship. They were in the top four in meets in Virginia and New Jersey, and came in second in the Section Nine meet behind Rhinebeck, who finished second in the state. They were ranked eighth among Class C teams in NYS. Newcomer Kelly McNamara won the Sportsmanship Award. Shannon Hornbeck received the Coachs Award, Caroline Bertholf was the MIP and Rachel Sanborn was the MVP.
Iatauro described Sanborn as a die-hard runner. She qualified for states again this year, her fourth time, and finished 23rd.
Varsity girls soccer coach Mary Feusner lauded her teams efforts and contributions in a season marred by injuries. Feusner said her team loved competing, pasta parties, playing under the lights, watching videos of their games and laughing hysterically. They formed a great bond as teammates and friends.
The Lady Bears had nine returnees and 11 rookies this season. They won the Tri-Valley tournament for the 12th time in 19 years and went 13-6. They scored 56 goals in 19 games and had 32 assists. They allowed only 24 goals and put up seven shut outs.
At one time, they were ranked in the top 20 in Class C in NYS. The team may well have met its goal of winning an academic award from NYSPHSAA, which requires a 90 average of 12 or more of its players.
Kathryn Schneyer and Kaitlin Torres were the team MIPs. Emma Tingley won the Sportsmanship Award and Karyn Sheeley and Amanda Martin shared the honor as MVPs. Describing Sheeley, Feusner noted Soccer is her life. As to Martin, the coach said, She lifted our spirits. Without her, our team would collapse.
Jakki Pugh was the team score leader with 17 goals and eight assists.
Junior varsity football coaches Joe Porcaro and Scott Grey complimented their team, which started with 22 players and ended up with 14.
Varsity football coach John Rusin kept the JV players on the stage and talked about their integral role in the program. The team implemented a new option offense this year and passed 17 percent of the time. After graduating a bevy of talent that included many all-stars, the Bears responded with an effort that Rusin described as amazing.
After losing its first two games, the Bears won 4/5. By seasons end, they had rushed 2,180, averaging 242 yards per game. Four running backs surpassed 300 yard rushing years. Dan Byrne was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player. He carried the ball 117/690, averaging 5.9 yards per carry. Byrne scored five TDs and was tied for the team lead with 67 tackles.
Andrew Yager was named Most Outstanding Defensive Player. Yager was the starting center for the past three years, and moved to middle linebacker on defense this season. He also had 67 tackles and two interceptions. He was a wedge breaker, said Rusin, who noted that Yager broke up opposing teams kickoff wedge blocking.
Jesse Boncek won the Sportsmanship Award. If the team had 11 Jesse Bonceks, wed never lose a game, said Rusin. Dustin VanLieu was named the team MVP. He did it all, said Rusin. VanLieu was 84/439 averaging 4.9 yards per carry. He scored 14 TDs and a pair of conversions. He passed for 23/353 with five TDs. All of that was done despite missing nearly two games. He had three interceptions, punted and kicked off.
Varsity cheerleading coach Janna Warden thanked Iatauro for his help and support during her 10 years of coaching. She thanked the football coaches as well. Warden named Lyn Forget as the recipient of the Sportsmanship Award and as the Most Outstanding Cheerleader. Shes the girl I want my daughter to aspire to be like, said Warden.
Jessica Vernooy was the Cheerleading MIP and Danielle Conlon was named the team MVP. Each cheerleader came to the microphone to give thanks and tribute to Warden.
The evening concluded with a talk by this writer about the true meaning of success as a function of personal progress and a musical slide show tribute to the remarkable Bears fall sports season.
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Having weathered a non-stop, whirlwind schedule for the past two years, dynamic British singer, songwriter, and pianist Jamie Cullum could have easily taken some well-earned time off in 2005. The 26-year-old's Verve debut, Twentysomething, was a worldwide smash last year, selling over two million copies (including nearly 400,000 in the States) and garnering a Grammy nomination. But instead of cooling his jets and catching some ZZZs, Jamie kept doing what he loves best: Making music, and recording a new album, Catching Tales.
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PHILADELPHIA — Amita Sehgal, PhD, the John Herr Musser Professor of Neuroscience and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, was given the Outstanding Scientific Achievement Award for 2013 at the Association of Professional Sleep Societies meeting in Baltimore. The Award honors researchers for a single research contribution based on novel and seminal discoveries of a basic, clinical or theoretical nature.
"This award means a lot to me, as we were initially concerned whether our unconventional model for sleep would be accepted by sleep researchers," says Sehgal.
Sleep Research Society President Ron Szymusiak, PhD, presented the award during the SLEEP 2013 plenary session. The Society recognized Sehgal for her multiple high-impact discoveries in circadian biology during her career, including identifying the Drosophila fruit fly mutant, timeless, which was the second circadian clock mutant to be identified. Sehgal demonstrated that the core molecular clock in Drosophila comprises two co-regulated genes, per and tim. Similar mechanisms were subsequently demonstrated for mammalian clocks. Sehgal and her colleagues also identified additional components of the clock and described clocks in several tissues outside the brain, thereby establishing connections between clocks and various aspects of organ physiology.
Driven by the knowledge that circadian clock mechanisms are conserved from Drosophila to humans, and the recognition that the study of sleep could benefit from the use of a simple, genetic model, Sehgal and her collaborators, in particular Joan Hendricks, VMD, PhD, currently dean of the Penn School of Veterinary Medicine, developed a rationale, approach, and methods to study sleep and the homeostatic regulation of sleep in Drosophila.
"Those first papers on sleep in flies legitimized not only the use of Drosophilia in sleep research, but other invertebrate species as well," notes Szymusik. "Multiple labs around the world have successfully adopted this approach."
Sehgal is a Member of the Institute of Medicine and of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, has received the Michael Brown Junior and Stanley Cohen Senior Faculty Research Awards from Penn, and is Consulting Editor of the Journal of Clinical Investigation and former Associate Editor for the Journal of Neuroscience.
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CAMPBELL, CA, July 10 – Ravi Chari is the new president of the Campbell Rotary Club. His commitment to serve the Campbell community goes back 20 years, when his two children were in Campbell schools and he chaired the Kids Connection program to showcase the rich diversity and international flavor of Campbell.
As an Indo-American with deep roots in the Bay Area and in India, Chari says that "the Rotary service motto: 'Building Communities, Bridging Continents' has a special meaning for him."
An engineer with Oracle, Chari was born in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu. He graduated from the University of Minnesota and holds an undergraduate degree from IIT Madras, India.
The Campbell Rotary Club meets Tuesdays at 12:15 p.m. for a luncheon program at EMQ's Campbell Campus on Llewellyn Avenue. The Club participates in Rotary International projects, one of which is nearing its 25 year objective of eradicating polio worldwide. The Campbell Club has its own local projects supporting schools, the homeless and youth at risk. The Club sponsors an international project, "Digital Villages," which seeks to make computer technology and the internet available to improve life in underdeveloped areas.
The Campbell Club welcomes new members from all sectors of the community whose aim is fellowship and service, Chari noted.
Other new Club officers for the current year are Dr. Sue Klear, a psychologist, president-elect; Steve Salmon, real estate investor, secretary; Marc Wagner, CPA, treasurer; and Rick Davis, engineer, immediate past president.
Other board members are John Shannon, Community Service; Kit Whitney, co-chair Community Service & Retention; Bill Mahan, International Service & Future Visio Janine Payton, Youth Service; Dr. Sue Klear, Vocational Service; Carl Middione, Membership; Bill Highley, Rotary Foundation; Bill Ellington, Fund-Raisers; Judy Armstrong, Club Service; David Keller, Webmaster; and Dave Crowley, Public Relations.
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On Tuesday, the Federal Aviation Administration temporarily banned all U.S. airlines from flying to and from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel. The ban followed reports a Hamas rocket infiltrated Israeli airspace and landed near the airport. On radio this morning, Glenn issued a harsh condemnation of the FAA and the Obama Administration for empowering Hamas via this decision. Glenn reiterated his personal support of Israel and its right to defend itself. WATCH
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Bestselling author Stephen King got into a bit of trouble on Twitter Tuesday after he lambasted the Tea Party and Christians for what he believes to be their position on the current immigration crisis. Fortunately, there were plenty of conservatives and Christians – including TheBlaze's own Dana Loesch and Dan Andros – ready to put King in his place. Glenn discussed King's ignorance on radio this morning. WATCH
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas baseball coach Dave Van Horn has kicked pitcher Thomas Altimont off the team following his arrest for kidnapping and assault.
Altimont was arrested Friday on allegations that he held a woman against her will and assaulted her. Police say Altimont was arrested by officers responding to a domestic disturbance call.
Altimont is a junior right-hander who transferred to UA from McClennan Community College. He was 1-0 in five appearances this season.
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Organic Valley CEO to give keynote at sustainable farming conference
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George Siemon, CEO and a founding farmer of Organic Valley, will headline this year's Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association's annual conference, "Growing Opportunities, Cultivating Change," on Saturday, Feb. 16 in Granville.
The state's largest sustainable food and farm conference, which usually draws more than 1,100 people from across Ohio and the Midwest, also will feature keynote speaker Nicolette Hahn Niman on Sunday, Feb. 17, as well as more than 90 educational workshops; two pre-conference events on Friday, Feb. 15; a trade show; a kids' conference and child care area; locally-sourced and organic homemade meals; and Saturday evening entertainment.
Siemon likes to say he is the C-E-I-E-I-O of Organic Valley. (Get it? Old MacDonald had a farm....) He was one of the Wisconsin farmers who started the Cooperative Regions of Organic Producer Pools (CROPP) in 1988 to preserve family farms and rural communities by developing a new, sustainable approach to agriculture.
Long before there were national organic standards, these visionary farmers pledged to farm without antibiotics, synthetic hormones, pesticides, or genetically engineered inputs; to pasture their animals; and to steward the environment. Organic Valley is the coop's marketing arm.
"As one of the nation's foremost organic agriculture advocates for nearly two decades, Siemon and Organic Valley have developed a successful business model that rewards organic farmers, keeps families farming the land, protects the environment, invests in the future, and meets the growing consumer demand for safe, transparently-produced food," said Renee Hunt, program director for the Ohio association and the conference's lead organizer.
Today, Organic Valley is the largest organic farming cooperative in North America with more than 1,766 farmer-owners in 33 states and four Canadian provinces, including 171 in Ohio. It sells milk, dairy products, meats and produce at supermarkets, natural food stores and food cooperatives nationwide.
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This problem has me stumped as I cannot find an relation to use to solve the problem. The solution had me even more confused.
In triangle ABC, altitude AH and median BM intersect inside the triangle and are equal. If <ACB = 41 degrees, find the measure of <MBC.
The solution stated to draw perpendicular MK from M to line BC. In triangle AHC, MK = 1/2 AH, so MK = 1/2 BM, so <MBC = 30. I don't understand where the conclusion of MK = 1/2 AH and am also wondering if a simpler solution exists without having to draw line MK.
to further help consider the triangles AHC and MKC
AM = MC because BM is median Hence AC = 2 MC
angle AMC = angle MKC = 90 and angle C is common thus triangles AHC and MKC are similar
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American Cancer Society's annual 24-hour community fundraiser, Relay for Life, took place this past weekend Saturday, July 27 to Sunday July 28 (9:00 am-9:00 am) at Temple City High School's track and football field. The town's very ambitious chapter has already raised over $50,00.00 in donations from 27 teams, 40 survivors and 328 participants.
American Cancer Society estimates 14 million cancer survivors will celebrate birthdays this year as a result of successful cancer research programs and ongoing treatment methodologies and advances.
Relay for Life is an organized, overnight public community fundraising walk involving teams of people camping out at Temple City High School's track and football field. Team members take turns walking around the track and may also participate in a "Survivor's Lap." The event includes food, games, shopping and many diverse activities and entertainment for children and adults.
Relay is a family-friendly environment and area families are encouraged to donate and participate in the two-day weekend event. Relay is open to the public. Children were able to enjoy "Kids Club," a safe, supervised and covered area where games and entertainment were available for children of all ages. Activities included face painting, bouncers, arts and crafts and a dunk tank.
The American Cancer Society is a nationwide, community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem. With headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, ACS has 11 geographic divisions, more than 900 local offices nationwide and a presence in more than 5,100 communities.
This year's event also included "Green Sneakers," an opportunity for attendees to donate used sneakers to benefit the chapter's community fundraising efforts. Proceeds from donated tennis shoes will increase Temple City's collective fundraising efforts this year.
Many novelty items were also available for purchase at the event, including jewelry, "purple makeovers" for your hair and nails, Thirty-One Gifts, a photo booth, neck coolers, candy apples, cotton candy, snow cones, nachos and many other one-of-a-kind items.
"We exceeded our goal to raise $50,000 with donations still coming in for cancer research with this year's outreach campaign," said Kim Wunner, 2013 Chairperson. Wunner is a recent cancer survivor. On June 29 while battling extreme weekend heat, 24 committee volunteers gathered to "paint the town purple" and bring awareness to this year's fundraising efforts. Volunteers decorated more than 200 trees along Las Tunas and Temple City Boulevards with large, showy purple ribbons and informational postcards.
Co-Chair JoLynn MacDonald added, "We painted the town purple to bring attention to our upcoming Relay event. This very worthy cause affects and touches all of us in some way. We all know survivors or someone who has lost their courageous battle with cancer." MacDonald is also a cancer survivor.
This year's Luminaria ceremony featured a guest speaker, a special father dance performance of a daughter loosing her father, the empty table representing the loved ones we have lost and a lighting of glow sticks to honor and remember loved ones, relatives, friends, co-workers and survivors. The flame is the light of hope that a cure will be found before more luminaria are lit. It's the burning desire in each of us to extinguish cancer NOW. "It was emotional, but also very beautiful," said Wunner.
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The Streamy Awards today announced that Vanilla Ice and Shontelle will perform at the awards ceremony honoring online videos next month.
We probably don't need to remind you who Vanilla Ice is, but if you're unfamiliar with Shontelle, she's 23-years old with more than 83 million video views on her YouTube channel. She'll be performing her hit single, "Impossible."
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manciple 8
5ME < OFr manciple, mancipe < ML mancipium, office of a purchaser < L, legal purchase, possession < manceps, buyer, contractor < manus, a hand + base of capere, to take: see MANUAL & HAVE6a steward or buyer of provisions, as for an English college, a monastery, etc.
noun a Hindu or Jain temple
[ETYMOLOGY: Hindi, from Sanskrit mandira]
5ME < L < IE base *ma3, good: see MAOANA6 [often M3]
1 in ancient Roman belief, the deified souls of the dead, esp. of dead ancestors
2 [with sing. v.] the soul or spirit of a dead person
5ME < OFr mangeure < VL *manducatoria, feeding trough < pp. of L manducare, to eat < mandere, to chew < IE base *menth3, to chew > MOUTH6 a box or trough to hold fodder for horses or cattle to eat
pl. 3goes or 3gos 5Port manga < Malay maEga < Tamil man-kay < man, mango tree + kay, fruit6
1 a yellow-red, oblong tropical fruit with thick rind, somewhat acid and juicy pulp, and a hard stone: it is eaten when ripe, or preserved or pickled when unripe
2 the tropical, evergreen, Asiatic tree (Mangifera indica) of the cashew family on which it grows
5Malay mangustan6
1 an edible East Indian fruit somewhat like an orange, with a thick, reddish-brown rind and sweet, white, juicy, segmented pulp
2 the tree (Garcinia mangostana) of the Saint Johnswort family, on which it grows
5L manipulus, orig., a handful, bundle < manus, a hand (see MANUAL) + base of plere, to fill: from use of bundles of hay as standards of the maniples6
1 a subdivision of the ancient Roman legion; one third of a cohort, consisting of either 60 or 120 men
2 5ME manaple < MFr < ML(Ec) manipulus < L6 a small cloth band formerly worn hanging from the left forearm by the celebrant of a Mass
state of NE India, on the Myanmar border: 8,631 sq. mi. (22,356 sq. km); pop. 1,434,000; cap. Imphal
5Fr manom\tre: coined (1705) by P. Varignon (1654-1722), Fr mathematician < Gr manos, rare (taken in sense "thin, sparse") + Fr 3m\tre, 3METER6 an instrument for measuring the pressure of gases or liquids
man[o[met[ric 7man#! met4rik8 or man#o[met4ri[cal
5AmSp < Sp, dim. of manzana, apple: see MANCHINEEL6 any of several shrubs or small trees (genus Arctostaphylos) of the heath family, found in the W U.S.
5Port marac; < Braz native name6 a percussion instrument consisting of a dried gourd or a gourd-shaped rattle with dried seeds or loose pebbles in it, that is shaken
5ML < Gr marasmos, a wasting away < marainein, to quench, cause to waste away: see MARE36 a condition of progressive emaciation, esp. in infants, as from inability to assimilate food
5L marcescens, prp. of marcescere, to wither, decay < marcere, to wither < IE *merk3, to grow soft, rot < base *mer3, to rub > MARE36 Bot. withering but not falling off
marcottage - a form of plant propagation in which rooting mediu;m is bound to the plant rather than enclosed in a pot or other container.
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5L marcescens, prp. of marcescere, to wither, decay < marcere, to wither < IE *merk3, to grow soft, rot < base *mer3, to rub > MARE36 Bot. withering but not falling off
Excellent. We have a mallus that suffered from fireblight last year. Now I have a word to describe the appearence of its leaves. Thanks Dr Bill.
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Following Sunday night's announcement that John Galliano is leading a master class entitled "SHOW ME EMOTION" at Parsons the New School for Design, an anonymous change.org user started a petition against having the ousted Dior designer teach at the school. It reads, in part:
It doesn't matter if its for three months or three days, hiring someone who has made such horrific comments shows that the school values Galliano over their entire Jewish student body. It shows they value him over their students' respect, peace of mind, and heritage. [...]
We do not want money from our tuition going to this kind of person. We feel like we've been slapped in the face by our school. There should be no room for this kind of person as a staff member on the faculty at Parsons.
Imagine if the school were hiring a person who publicly voiced support for the KKK — there would likely be backlash because it's not right to have someone like that teaching at a school. But because this is someone who has made anti-Semitic remarks, people are willing to look the other way.
The document is electronically signed by nearly 300 people, including alumni, parents, the president of the Jewish Student Union (the oldest and largest club on-campus), and folks from the outside world. It's unclear what effect, if any, the petition will have on Galliano's budding professorial career; when contacted by Fashionista, Parsons declined to comment. But based on the we — "We do not want money from our tuition going to this kind of person" — the Cut surmises the petition was written by a student, probably an idealistic frosh who thinks this could work. College!


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Our friends over at the EardrumsPop label posted a zip file of three tracks from a band called Lowpines. If you're not familiar with the label, they release digital records, special projects, and a number of singles from a wide range of bands. So far, all the records they post are free, and conveniently come in a zip file, with album artwork. Their latest post features a Lowpines' cover of The Be Good Tanyas' track, "It's Not Happening", off their 2003 record, "Chinatown". Listen below. You can follow Lowpines at facebook. — David D. Robbins Jr.
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Elida head baseball coach Jimmy Ward says he's not repeating the mistake he made last May that brought the Tigers an early exit from the Class 1A state playoffs — this time, he's not looking ahead and he's starting hard throwing junior Wesley Gilmore in Elida's state quarterfinal game against Questa Wednesday in Los Lunas.
"We didn't start Wesley last year," Ward said, "because we had to have Wesley to beat Texico in the second round."
As it turns out, Gilmore and Elida never faced Texico. Gallup Catholic beat the Tigers in what could be called a power outage on offense.
"We had been scoring 9 to 15 runs a game last year and we scored two," Ward said. "We just didn't hit the ball."
With an undefeated District 6-1A championship this season, the Tigers (12-7, 5-0 district) enter the state tournament as the No. 3 seed, facing the sixth-seeded Wildcats.
"The pitching will have to be good," Gilmore said. "If the pitching is good, everything else seems to work out. We've also got to get our bats going, that's been a problem lately."
"(Questa) will be a good team," Ward said. "They beat Cimarron two out of five times and Cimarron's a good team too."
But Ward knows the Tigers must hit the ball to advance to the state semifinals for the second time in three years.
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 Connelly: "And you're here to make a buck?"

 DiCaprio: "I'm here for lack of a better idea."

 Connelly:"That's a shame."

 DiCaprio: "Not really. Peace Corps types only stay around long enough
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 == Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel (2009) ==

 Time travel. It'll turn your brain into spaghetti if you let it. Best not to think about it. Best just to get on with the job in hand. Which is destroying the enemy before they're even born and have a chance to threaten us. We're expecting any resistance to be light, because the ancestors of our enemies have yet to evolve any thumbs... or indeed spines. But that does not change the fact that they may one day evolve into a species that may pose a threat to us. And for that reason, we are going to rain down a fiery death upon them that will turn the surface of their planet into a radioactive desert! Because we are the planetary peace corps! And that is what we do! Now, are you nappy-wearing motherfuckers ready to lock and load, and *get it on*?
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 Spend a year in the Peace Corps, make a medical discovery...

 == Animal House (1978) ==

 Christ. Seven years of college down the drain. Might as well join the fucking Peace Corps.

 == Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) ==

 I was never in the peace corps.

 == Dirty Dancing (1987) ==

 That was the summer of 1963 - when everybody called me Baby, and it didn't occur to me to mind. That was before President Kennedy was shot, before the Beatles came, when I couldn't wait to join the Peace Corps, and I thought I'd never find a guy as great as my dad. That was the summer we went to Kellerman's.

 == Coyote Ugly (2000) ==

 Violet, that is so cute! Now lemme tell you about me. My name is Wendy and I first moved to New York when I was 21 to be a dancer, but I broke my big toe and then I got knocked up by this actor who dumped me to join the Peace Corps, so for the last 16 years I been raising my daughter all by myself and then two weeks ago, she tells me that she is a bisexual and that she hates me more than any person on this planet.

 == Jumanji (1995) ==

 Indonesia. He was in the Peace Corps.
 Our parents are dead too. They were in the middle east negotiating peace when-

 == Teachers (1984) ==

 Aw, come on, for Christ's sake, Roger! That'd be like shitting on the Peace Corps! You haven't lived 'till you see them try to serve me with a subpoena.

 == Volunteers (1985) ==

 'Dear Dad. Have made terrible mistake and joined the Peace Corps. Please arrange to have me brought home at once. Your loving son, blah, blah, blah Lawrence'.
 Yep; never seen anything like it. Waiver of training, physical, background check; immediate assignment to the Peace Corps at Loon Ta.
 What! Loon Ta! You mean I'm in the Peace Corps? There, there must be some mistake!

 == Undergrads (2001 TV Series) ==

 == Episode: Screw Week (2001) ==

 Fuck this college shit. I'm gonna join the fuckin' Peace Corps so I can smoke some of that tropical shit and fuck some third world chick's ass all night long.

 == The Sinking of Santa Isabel (2008) ==

 No, he's in the peace corps?
 Why would anyone want to be in the peace corps?

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