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What if key elements of science policy are based on patterns of discovery that no longer exist?
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Cases of alleged scientific misconduct make the news with some frequency, and when they do, they tend to appear rather straightforward: a professor or graduate student stands accused of falsifying data, fabricating images, or blatantly plagiarizing.
Stop me if you've heard this one: an academic novel, set at a fictional (but prestigious) American research university, portrays tenured faculty who are indolent but querulous; students whose main activities include protesting, avoiding classes, and popping pills; and an administration that's disorganized, secretive, and ineffectual. Money and status are the primary concerns of professors and administrators alike; the community as a whole is characterized by lassitude and petty squabbling, while education is of minimal importance to anyone.
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(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- "All My Children" DVR Alerts for the Week of May 30, 2011. ALL MY CHILDREN: DVR ALERTSMonday: (Encore Presentation; OAD 03/08/11) JR tells Marissa he wishes he could turn back the clock. Cara confronts Amanda for turning her into the feds. Kendall gives Cara a memento for her wedding. Tad and Cara exchange vows.Tuesday: Bianca tells Kendall not to let her fight against Ricky become an obsession. Greenlee goes off on Ricky. Tad's feelings for Cara grow stronger.Wednesday: David is suspicious of Erica. Scott agrees to move out if that's what Madison wants. Angie consoles Madison.Thursday: Griffin becomes defensive after Ricky calls him out for being in love with Kendall. Marissa and Bianca share a somewhat romantic moment. Jake is hesitant to rehire Cara at the hospital.Friday: Jane has an allergic reaction to Erica's favorite meal. Krystal and Caleb seem to be...
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(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- "General Hospital" DVR Alerts for the Week of May 30, 2011. GENERAL HOSPITAL: DVR ALERTSMonday: (Encore Presentation; OAD 02/25/11) Jason worries that the Balkan's intentions don't add up. Jason gets a call from Franco. Sonny and Jason discover that the body on the stretcher is not Brenda's.Tuesday: Johnny offers Michael a job in the Zacchara business. Sonny and Brenda fight over how they handled parenting Kristina. Lisa puts a curse on Patrick.Wednesday: Anthony unleashes a ghoulish plan to mess with Sonny, Brenda and her son. Kristina asks Dante to convince Sonny she can date Ethan. Jason confides in Sam his concern that he is a poor role model for children.Thursday: Brenda and Sonny discover a dead body in his office. Patrick and Robin learn that Lisa has escaped. Maxie confides in Matt her concern about Lulu's codependency.Friday: Sonny tries to reassure Brenda...
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'DAYS' Star Bren Foster Appears in Latenight Cinemax Series 'Femme Fatales'
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(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- "Days of our Lives" star Bren Foster (Quinn) will be guest-starring in the Friday, May 27 episode of the Cinemax original series "Femme Fatales," which tells the story of powerful, sexy and dangerous women. Very much in the vein of "Twilight Zone" and "Tales from the Crypt," each episode is introduced by a mysterious and enigmatic host Lilith, played by Tanit Phoenix, and features different casts and storylines, some of which are intertwined. In each of the 13 stand-alone episodes, women find extraordinary ways of coping with their problems, channeling their survival instincts and bringing out their inner guile. From the creators of Femme Fatales Magazine, the show is inspired by and styled in the tradition of pulp stories, film noir and graphic novels, and takes place in contemporary settings. The half-hour program features stories similar to such noir movies as "Bound," "Dead Calm" and "Red Rock West."Foster's...
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(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- On Friday, May 13, we reported that there were rumors that "90210" actor Freddie Smith was in talks to join the cast of "Days of our Lives." Since that time Soap Opera Network can now confirm exclusively that the actor has already begun taping! How is that for a shocker? How about we know who he'll be playing!While full character details were not available at press time, Soap Opera Network has learned that Smith began taping in early April and that his character is currently going by the name "Sonny." Not much is known about the character other than the fact that he'll be interacting with Chandler Massey's Will Horton and Camila Banus' Gabi Hernandez. The character is set to debut in late June/early July.Previously it was reported that the actor might be playing one of Adrienne and Justin Kiriakis' (Judi Evans and Wally Kurth) son's. According...
ABC Replaces 'All My Children' Tornado Rerun with a Wedding on Memorial Day
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I'm a quiet, private professional person looking to get settled in Canberra before I find my own place. I go to bed early and get up early most days for a run or a bike ride. I'm moving from Darwin to start work in Canberra on January 16. My party days are behind me, but I like good conversation.
I am moving to Canberra in late January/early February from Melbourne to commence an APS graduate program on the 6th February. I am looking to move into a share house with other people in their mid 20s. As I am new to Canberra it would be great to live with people I get on with socially as well and don't just keep to themselves. It would be bonus if the people I live with enjoy/tolerate my dad jokes and dry sense of humour. I would like a house that is kept clean in common areas, but I would say I am fairly easy going and I'm not going to yell at you if you haven't got around to doing the dishes yet (as long as you are going do them eventually) or your room isn't spotless. I certainly do not mind a party (preferably at someone else's house) or just a casual sunday drink, but it's sometimes also great to spend a Saturday night chilling on the couch and watching a movie. I would love to cook and share a meal with my housemates once in a while as well. I don't really have many hobbies, I love true crime podcasts and watching tv shows, going for walks and going to the gym. I've been studying for 5 years so maybe I will find some new hobbies now I am free haha. I would like to live in the inner/suburban north but I am open to other areas as long as it isn't too far by bus/car to work in the (north side) city centre. I am hoping to pay $200 a week (or less), but again I am open to up to $250 if the place and people are right. I would also prefer to live in a house/townhouse as opposed to an apartment, as I'd prefer having an outdoor area (even if it is small). Please feel free to message me to ask me anything :)
Hello! Moving down from Brisbane in early January to start a new APS job/ study part-time at ANU. Ideally looking for a house that is more than a financial transaction. Someone/People to hang out and explore Town with etc. But also totally understand those people who want to respectively sit in silence in their own rooms reading Harry Potter with a face masque. In terms of living together, I have lived in pretty much every type of share house situation now. So sharing chores, communal cleaning and respect are ingrained values. I am flexible on: - Start Date, - Length of Stay, - Room Type, - Bathroom situation and - Suburb. Let me know if you have any questions! Will/
Hi there! Looking out for a nice place to live in Canberra towards the end of the year or start of next year. I'll be starting a new job at the Treasury as a policy analyst in February. The house ideally needs to be semi or fully furnished with a parking spot for my car (can be off-street). The room must be well-lit, and can be furnished or unfurnished. I'm a positive, friendly and honest person. I like reading, travelling, and yoga, and also like to keep active by swimming and running. I'd also like to get into cycling, and I'm looking forward to some trips to the snow! My main interests are political economics and international development. I'm quite an easy-going person to live with, and I like to keep things clean and tidy. My partner is living in Adelaide and would occasionally come and visit every 1-2 months on the weekend, so I need to live with housemates who are relaxed in that regard. We don't tend to hang around the house anyway. I'm looking for housemates who I can occasionally spend time with in the evenings and on the weekends. Ideally, my housemates would enjoy having a good chat about the world, and have a good sense of humour. Cleanliness is a must. Please shoot me an e-mail if you have something suitable.
I am a 25yr old medical student starting placement at the Canberra Hospital next year. I am looking for a place southside with some friendly people to share with. I am generally kept very busy with study but I love having someone to chat to when I get home. I would preferably like to have my own space with my own bathroom but I will be flexible if I find the right place. In my spare time I enjoy fitness, movies and visiting my friends and family.
My name is Navina and I've recently moved from Sydney to Canberra and work full-time in Acton. I am a relaxed person, clean and tidy, sociable, enjoy a glass of wine of two but also respect other people's personal space. I'm very easy to get along with and am a lover of animals, nature, road trips and just chilling out with friends. Looking forward to hearing from you!
Full-time in IT, recently job transferred from Melbourne to Canberra. Italian background, so food is a passion combined with good family values. Wide interest in hobbies and enjoy listening to everyone's stories! Easy going, Friendly, Respectful, Social, Tidy and responsible about rent and bills. Always happy to help about the house and even up for random/spur-moment adventures.
I'm 28 year old female who is moving to Canberra for work.
I'm 34, work full-time in medical admin; and I'll be commencing part-time study next year. I'm a friendly person and happy to have a chat but I'm quiet most of the time and appreciate my space. I'm more than happy to pull my weight and do housework. I'm respectful of others and their property. In my spare time I enjoy watching movies, reading books and going for walks/bike rides. I'm reliable, clean and tidy and a non-smoker.
Hi, I have recently moved from interstate for full-time work in professional services. Looking for a place closer to work, preferably with own room and bathroom, and a car spot. I'm usually in Canberra Mon - Fri only and back home over the weekends. I'm clean, self-sufficient, enjoy my runs around the lake or up Mt Ainslie (if I get the time!), don't mind a drink or two, happy to socialise or keep to myself, and generally easy going.
I'm 26, male and a chartered accountant that also enjoys music and socialising. I own a gym in Fyshwick and compete in powerlifting. I'm easy to get along with, rarely home during the week as my job and gym take up a lot of my time. Pretty tidy and live simply.
Alicia: I am relaxed but do love to chat after a day's work, I am a housemate who is friendly and easygoing at the same time. I will respect your privacy but hope to be on friendly terms with my housemates. I am enthusiastic about good coffee, bike riding, seeing live music and reading. I also have a partner, Tom, who will be visiting for a bit and then living with me after I move to Canberra. He also loves coffee and bike riding and can play the guitar quite well. Tom loves any beer that is brown/strong and purchasing LPs for his record player. He is a vegetarian, but i'm not and will eat almost anything. We will both be full-time professionals who want to make the most of our time in Canberra with weekend trips and socialising. Both of us have been living with 3 other flatmates in Melbourne, with a cleaning roster that we stick to.
I currently work full time as an Insurance Adviser and have lived in Canberra my whole life. I am easy going and always up for a laugh but also very much enjoy my own company. I have a pretty low key Mon - Fri routine, but on the weekend am always keen to be social and spontaneous. I am far from OCD but do like common areas to be tidy. I come with a dog, a 10 year old maltese x shihtzu who loves attention and cuddles.
I love living in a clean, tidy and organized flat/house. I'm easy to get along with.
I am female professional in early 30's moving to Canberra for work around second week of November . I am an outgoing person who enjoys meeting new people and making friends. But I also respect people's privacy and personal space. I like to keep things clean and organized . I am looking for a place to share with people who are easy going and fun to live with.
I'm a first year ANU student who is looking for a new place to stay. I'm respectful and will always keep common areas clean. I love to watch movies and tv shows but am also a lover of books. I take my studies pretty seriously so when I have assignments I will pretty much be locked up in my room procrastinating. However, other than that I am quite sociable and enjoy a good chat with my roommates. I'm a pretty chill person and not much really gets to me that easily. Did I mention my love of animals? I seriously love animals. I had two dogs, a cat, a couple turtles, a hamster... In other words, I have no problems with pets. Also, I grew up in a bunch of different places (Malaysia and Japan just to name a couple) so I'm also really into traveling and learning about new cultures. Actually I myself am half Japanese and Australian so culture is one of my "things" I guess. If you're a friendly, inviting person who is open to living with a laid back person like me, please don't hesitate to contact me because I think we'd make perfect housemates!
Hello! I'll be starting full-time work with the public service in February 2017 and as such am looking for flatmates :) About me - I see myself as a friendly, but pretty relaxed person. I I like to keep active - swimming, cycling, and hiking are things I like to do for fun. I also love to cook and would be open to the occasional shared meal. As a newcomer to Canberra, I'll be keen for a chat over a beer and game for adventures in the CBD or bushland. That being said, I also value privacy and the need to feel 'at home' and comfortable in living situations. You can expect me to be courteous and friendly :) I am looking for two or three relaxed housemates who are happy for a chat. I value open communication, shared housework (roster perhaps?) and tidy shared living areas. Feel free to message me if you're looking to start a share house or in need of a flatmate - would love to meet you!
Full time public servant who moved from Adelaide a few years ago for a grad program. Lover of cooking, quiet saturday nights, and travelling. Owner of a very friendly 2yo female cat. Comes with a living room's worth of comfortable, modern furniture.
Hey, I'm John - I'm a jaunty character, who hails from Adelaide. I've just started work as a systems engineer ready for Canberra Phase 2. I pluck the six-string and love beers in sunshine. I'm rather tidy and very organised. I'm social and love meeting new faces, and then subsequently getting to know their names.
Changing careers and moving to Canberra for a graduate job in a government department and very keen to make new friends. Very neat and tidy in shared spaces. Would love to be in a house where housemates keen to hangout (i.e. go for the occasional brunch/coffee/movie/drinks etc.)
I am a law graduate from Melbourne and I'm moving to Canberra In late January to commence a full time APS graduate program. I'm hoping to be able to move in with some fellow graduates or people in their early to mid twenties but I'm pretty flexible. I'm an easy going and sociable guy and given that I'll be new in Canberra and keen to meet new people, I'd love to live with outgoing people who enjoy raving parties as well as laid back Sunday sessions or group dinners every once in a while. I'll be working full time so I won't be home much but I can cook and I pride myself on my tidiness. I'll also have a car with me which I'd be more than happy to share to make life easier. In terms of hobbies I really enjoy skiing and rugby league and, as a native Queenslander, you'll find me completely decked out in maroons gear during the state of origin season! I also enjoy the gym and the outdoors. Due to my workplace being in Barton, I'm hoping to secure a property on the Southside preferably around Kingston or Griffith. Ideally I'd like to spend $250 per week, however if the property/people are top notch then I'd be happy to increase up $280-300 per week. Looking forward to hearing from you!
I am from Melbourne. I am finance manager for a non profit organisation. Now I have an opportunity to work for Department of Finance at One Canberra Avenue. I need a place to stay from 9th of December. I am mature and considerate person. I also want to take this opportunity to meet some new friends in Canberra. I am house trained and I have been house sharing for more than 10 years.
My name is Vivienne and I have recently moved to Canberra from Sydney- I'm looking for a nice place to wind down after work that is also relatively close to shops! I like food, TV, dogs and being active (sometimes).
I am friendly, easy going and I love people. Also very tidy, honest, tesponsible
Generally friendly, easy going, like a chat, equally happy to do my own thing. I've been share housing all my life. I'm a bit of a project girl. Every now and then I get a bee in my bonnet and write a script for a short-film or have a down-home community art-photography exhibition or something. I was once an opera singer, but now I mostly just hum quietly in the shower. I love walking on Mt Majura (the moss was amazing this winter!). I'm looking for one or more mature flatmates, and I'm pretty partial to houses with big north facing windows.
Hey ! I'm French and I'm moving to Canberra for an internship beginning of January. I have been studying in Sydney for a year. I like traveling, hiking, politics, contemporary art, cycling, good food and drinks with friends. I am a clean and respectful flatmate. I would like to find a flat where everyone can have his private space but also sometimes where we can have dinner or casual drinks ! Looking for a flat with a good atmosphere. See you !
I'm moving to Canberra from Sydney for a position in a government grad program, starting early February. I'm looking to live around Kingston, though flexible with surrounding suburbs. I'm super friendly, and like to bake so there will always be food around. I'm quite active, and I really love to dance. I want flatmates I can hang with and binge watch tv shows. If this sounds like you send me a message!
I am friendly, neat and quiet mature age student (part time) looking for reasonably priced share house arrangement for 2017. After many years in Sydney and overseas I am returning to Canberra to be closer to my family, start a new job (4 days a week) in January and continue my studies. I am not much of socialiser but I am reliable when it comes to paying rent (and other household costs) and helping out with the maintenance of house. I prefer living in long-term sharing set-ups and I have been living with my current flatmates for the last 3 years and we have all been on good terms. I am sad to leave Sydney but I am hopeful and thinking positively about new prospects in the ACT.
I am 25 years old, will be moving from Sydney to Canberra in December for work reasons. I am a high school teacher, outgoing and open to making new friends! Love my down time, but also love a wine on a Friday night and going out :) Would prefer 1 housemate, but open to 2 as well. Am pretty open to living where ever in Canberra (everywhere is pretty close)- but preference is for an apartment.
I have recently accepted an offer to work full-time for the Department of Veterans' Affairs as an ICT Graduate, and am looking for accommodation starting in early January. I am moving to Canberra from Brisbane on the 7th of January, though I am flexible, and more than happy to join a lease prior. I am twenty one years of age, and have recently completed my undergraduate Bachelor of Information Technology, with a major in Software Development, from Griffith University. I am an easy-going, considerate and sociable person, and am a strong believer in cleanliness. I have a passion for travelling and enjoy playing computer games in my free time.
Social, friendly professional newish to Canberra originally from Sydney, like to keep fit and healthy. Usually keep busy with work/gym/study but also like to go out to take the edge off :) Happy to do my own thing or have dinners/drinks together Cheers
A little lowdown about me! I'm 26, easy going, friendly and a bit funny. Originally from Newcastle, England, I've been living in Australia since 2014. I've travelled the East Coast and lived in the outback for 16 months, but planted my roots in Canberra since February where I've been lucky enough to be sponsored as a permanent resident. For work, I spend my days entertaining the youth of today in early childhood education. Socialising and road trips are two things that make me very happy. My friendship circle here is so diverse but it's great and we're always keen to expand! I do enjoy a cup of tea in the mornings so as long as we have a kettle I'll be happy. I'm a pretty clean person and I would expect whoever I'm living with to have the same respect in regards to keeping a place tidy. I think communication plays a huge role in a house share, I feel that by living in a shared house you need to be open and honest about any issues that may arise to make living a happy life even easier :) I'm a socialiable and pretty happy person so I would love to live with someone who isn't just hiding in their room all the time. However, I won't be clawing your door down for company as I still enjoy to just chill on my own sometimes, too. I'm pretty laid back, but as I work in childcare I have 0 tolerance towards hard drugs being used in the house or around me. However, if it's the weekend I'm always keen for a little drink or two. If you think you've got the perfect place just send me a quick little message and we can get something arranged! I have all my own furniture, too, so pretty much happy to move in hopefully within a week or two of viewing and agreeing upon the place :)
Looking to see what currently available and if there are some people out there roughly around my age looking for a room mate! Okay to move out at any time, just trying to find the right people to live with. Prefer to have the master bedroom with ensuite if possible as I don't particularly like sharing bathrooms which comes from previous times with room mates being grubs (the worst!) Not looking to live too far away from the city or Belconnen and not looking to live on the Southside either, inner south is okay but nothing further (sorry peeps) I work full time as a PA and enjoy sports, online gaming, music, gigs, hanging out at home and good food and drink! I am in a relationship and would like to live together but I know not all places have space for couples but keen to see what's available if not that's totally cool! Please feel free to message me if I suit what you are looking for in a flat mate :)
I'm a Graphic Designer originally from rural NSW, now working NewActon with a full time position, I am able to start renting. Ideally looking for somewhere in Inner South or Inner North to be able to ride or walk to work and not have to rely on paid parking, and the juggles of my car each day. Down for socialising and meeting new people, casual drinks etc, but can easily keep to myself with extra design work at home (only if i can fit a desk in my room) or at the office. I'm also trying to get a bit more cooking in for the weekly grind to save costs.
Hello friends of the internet. I am a Melbournian moving to down to Canberra to start a full time grad role in public service in January. Looking to rent a room in a household with a lovely group of people that are easy going, sociable and fun to live with. I am clean and respectful, and always happy to have a drink or dinner after work, but also respectful of peoples space and privacy. I have a black belt in karate so I can assure all my house mates will be safe when I am around and I have some killer playlists on spotify which I am happy to share to help "sweeten the pot". Shoot me a message, I'd love to hear from you :)
Hey, I'm Sasha. Looking to rent a room with ensuite or start a share house somewhere in the inner north or south, preferably in an apartment. Easygoing and friendly, with an empathetic personality. Open-minded and nonjudgmental. INFP on the Myers-Briggs. I enjoy helping others and have been told that I am too nice for my own good. Enjoy meeting new people and socialising but also appreciate alone time. I work full time and studying Software Development at UC. I was born in Russia but moved to Australia as a toddler and grew up in Canberra. Enjoy a neat household and actively participate in household chores. Have a few hard drives worth of HD movies and TV shows. Enjoy reading books and listen to a lot or different music. I am a smoker but never smoke inside, and respectful of others when I am having a smoke. Enjoy cooking and happy to cook for household once in a while. Love animals so if you have a pet thats a bonus. I am one of the top rated Uber drivers in Canberra (4.9+ with just under 2000 trips) with many positive, and some hilarious, comments reflecting my personality and caring nature. This means housemates get free trips whenever I'm available but also means I would need to park my car somewhere, preferably undercover but happy with street/off-street parking as long as no chance of a fine. Hope to hear from you soon.
I have a good sense of humour, and generally passionate about local businesses particularly food and drink. I'm a great listener and I know when to chat and when to keep to myself. I love challenging myself with new experiences... I'm currently taking tango lessons which is a hoot I work for a local wine company as a wine rep. You'll find me as a regular stallholder at the Old Bus Depot Markets which means I come home with fresh produce every week! Mainly blueberry bagels and various pastries! And obviously copious amounts of fine wine and spirits if you're into that sort of thing. I also have two other jobs in and around Kingston. One where I'm mixing cocktails at Polit Bar and another making coffees at Penny University cafe. If you have any favourite recipes I'm always keen to learn!
Hey all, I am a pretty going person. Not overly fussed about the noise. I do my fare share of the cleaning and maintenance in the house. Moved to Canberra to study at the ANU. I am working part-time at the ANU as well. Originally an expat kid, grew up in Japan and lived all over Asia/Australia. Currently learning Arabic, but can speak few other languages as well. I love the outdoors, and I go hiking almost every second weekend. I don't mind pets, so that's a non-issue for me. Send me a message if you have place. Cheers
Ideally looking to move start of Febuary in the Woden/Weston Creek area. Ideally have my own bathroom but not essential. Please message me with any rooms you have going x
Hi I work full time in the private sector. I've just moved to Canberra. Though I'm not sure how long I'll be here, at least three months with the possibility of longer.
I'm a young professional looking for a relaxed house with great people. I'm usually pretty busy, but always keen for a glass of wine and a chat when I'm around. Love great food, gardens and nordic furniture.
I work for Telstra so get some benefits there. Am organised in terms of automating the house bills, rent and all that jazz.. Have all (good) furniture required of the house. For fun I do stuff with mates, PC or board games, gym, pub, restaurants! amongst other things. I am from Vic originally but moved to ACT area about 5 years ago.
I am a 32 year old Consultant moving to Canberra for work for up to 12 months from late Jan - Feb 2017. I am married with two kids although my family is going to be remaining in Brisbane while I'm in Canberra. I'll be working across Canberra and Brisbane projects so plan to be in Brisbane up to 2 weeks a month (although this is not guaranteed). Easy going, enjoy fitness. Existing internet access is a must.
I am looking for a potential place to live January (I am flexible with start dates and can move out anytime in January or early February), preferably in the City, Turner, Braddon, NewActon. Basically as close to the city as possible (within walking distance). I am looking for a long term stay (atleast 6 months - 1 year or more). A bit about myself: I am a 21 year old graduate in the APS. I am social but also like my own space and respect others. I am originally from Sydney but also lived overseas. I've been living in Canberra for three and a half years now. I am looking for a fully furnished place and if possible, an ensuite as well. Please feel free to message me if you would like to know more about me and/or if you have a room available :) Thank you! :)
We are quite active, sociable people who work full time and are looking to start a 3 or 4 bedroom share house in December or January. We like to cook, eat out, and share a wine or 10 over a laugh. We are looking for someone to join us in a home away from home. If this sounds like it would suit you please get in contact with us and we can catch up for a coffee to find out more about each other. PS - we are left and right in the photo.
I am a professional & a bit if workoholic, easy going & reliable, keen on the outdoors & keeping reasonbly fit, non smoker, tidy and sociable. I will be traveling back to Melb on a regular basis.
Hi! I'm Sacha. I start my graduate job in Consulting early Feb 2017 so endeavour to move into a place by late January. Hoping to find a mature, down to earth, and easy going individual to live with. I am hoping to make the move with my lovely golden retriever. She is 5 years old and has excellent interpersonal skills! As far as housemates go, I am very easy going, organised and enjoy socialising. I love living an active lifestyle in my spare time and wouldn't mind someone who therefore mirrors my energetic spirit.
Hey! I'm 25 working full time and studying part time at UC. I've been approved for two apartments - one on the foreshore and one on Blackall street in Barton and I need to pick one soon - I'm looking to team up with someone. I have all furniture and white goods needed but welcome any furniture you may have. Message me for more info!
I'm a 24 year old female currently living in Jervis Bay moving to Canberra to work full-time as a graduate with the APS. I'm a happy, outgoing and social person. In my free time a enjoy going to the gym, going for runs and swims, but I also enjoy a good TV binge. Of a weekend I enjoy going out for some drinks and catching up on the fun things I probably missed out on doing during the working week. I have a lot of experience in shared housing having lived in share houses for my 5 years at uni. I'm a clean and tidy person who respects the space of others. However, I do enjoy the nightly catchup over dinner with the roommates.
Hi! I am a newly graduated occupational therapist moving to Canberra from Newcastle for work. I am looking for a room in an already furnished home (I am able to furnish my room). Please contact me if you have something that may be suitable! :)
Hi everyone, My name is Ilse, 27 years old, working in government in Canberra until 28 February. My current lease will run out by the end of January, so I'm looking for a short term housing solution for the month of February, until I have to go back to The Netherlands! I work fulltime and I'm easygoing, know how to cook, don't listen to loud music and will be out a lot! Looking for a place with or without flatmates, I could also house sit for you and your pets, no problem! Love to hear from you! Best, Ilse
Dearest future flatmates, I'm moving to the nation's capital for work (journo) and am keen to bunker down with some like-minded souls. Ideally, I'm looking for a sharehouse full of young professionals who work hard, but still enjoy a Friday knockoff/midweek red. I'm a Brisvegas boy originally but have spent my post uni years working in Victoria. I'm 25, enjoy a decent movie, page-turner or chingwag, but my first love is sport and getting outdoors (keen snowboarder). I've been lucky enough to do more than my fair share of travel and tend to spend my annual leave exploring somewhere new. I only know one person in Canberra so am keen to meet some new people from all walks of life and will likely play some social sport. What can I bring to the house? - I've lived in sharehouses in Australia and overseas since I was 18 and understand what makes for good vibes and when people need their space. - I make a pretty deadly chicken-bacon carbonara and prefer house cookups over solo couch meals, but appreciate the latter has its place. - On rare occasions I have been known to provide that tricky trivia night answer after pulling out some random (albeit mostly useless) fact. - I can be talked into trying most things, especially new food or checking out gigs of up-and-coming musicians/comedians. Don't hesitate to shoot me questions or hit up any past/present people I've shared a roof with. Cheers potential roomies, ET
I am a winter-loving, foodaholic moving to Canberra to work with the APS. I enjoy cooking, going to markets, playing boardgames and the occasional dinner-party. Although sad to be leaving Melbourne, my gorgeous flat, my family, friends and housemates AND my previous student/barista life behind, I am super excited about this next step and all the amazing people I'll meet and places I'll see!
Hi, my name is Georgia. Looking to move out around the inner north in early to mid January with a friend (possibly - or just me). Easy to live with, happy & social person yet very busy with work and training on weekdays! I'm an early riser and work as an exercise physiologist. On top of cooking and cleaning etc!
Hi there! I'm a 32 year old Australian, looking for long term accommodation in Canberra. I don't have a car and ride everywhere, so I am looking in suburbs not too far from the university; inner north and eastern suburbs. I'm easy-going, reliable and tidy, and as such looking for similar flatmates. I'm very sociable, and would like to live in a house with like-minded people, with whom I can have a beer, a chat and a laugh. I'm doing a PhD in linguistics at ANU and go away often for my research. I have no pets and I don't smoke, but I do have a cello. If you think we'd be great housemates place please get in touch! Cheers, Alex.
I am a mature public servant, relocating from Brisbane to Canberra. I am quiet, very clean, neat and tidy, and am very respectful of people's properties and personal space so I expect the same courtesy. I am a pretty good cook and a not so bad baker ( when I'm in the mood). I always tend to cook far too much for one person so I love sharing what I cook with people around me. I love to read and to travel (I try to go somewhere every year, even if it's to another part of Australia that I haven't been to). I also engage in amateur photography. I have a very healthy sense of humour and am mildly sociable. I tend to do my own thing but I am not averse to a good conversation.
Howdy, IT professional, from Brisbane, FIFO, looking for good house to share. Am house trained and a happy chappie. Enjoy getting down to the beach and camping (Tathra, Bermagui) on the weekends I don't go home. Long term contract, enjoys social time and also respectful and enjoys quiet times as well. Looking for air conditioning, ensuite preferred but not essential and under cover parking for my motorbike.
I am from Melbourne and am looking for lodgings (i.e.. a furnished room) anywhere in the Canberra area for approximately 6 months. I am married with 2 adult girls. I will be employed in Canberra for approximately 6 months but I will be travelling back to Melbourne most weekends to be with my family. I am quiet and a non smoker and I think most people find me pleasant. I should also mention that I am a very early riser who tends to get into the office by 7am so I probably wont be around in the morning.
Hey, I'm a graduate public servant moving from Brisbane to Canberra in January. I've lived in share houses before so I know how to pull my own weight when it comes to cleaning. I'm friendly, always happy to chill and make new friends. In my free time I enjoy video games, board games and as this will be a new city for me I'd love to explore while seeing what Canberra has to offer. I'm not a party kind of house mate but I wouldn't be against having a few people over for a BBQ. One thing I expect in a house is internet (shared bill), close to a bus stop, shops within a reasonable distance and somewhere I can call home for a while. Feel free to send me a message if you wanna ask me any questions or if you have a place in mind. Again I'm not moving until January so this ad is early but I figure the earlier the better.
I am a clean, friendly and relaxed housemate. I've been living in sharehouses for four years so I'm fairly used to it too! I'm a 23 year old public servant who moved to Canberra earlier this year from Melbourne, though I'm originally from Perth. In terms of hobbies, I enjoy reading, baking, binge watching Gilmore Girls, hiking, and photography.
I'm Greg 25 yo male, student and business owner, looking for a stable place to rent in Canberra. I enjoy having conversation with housemates and sometimes a drink or two. Clean and respectful, away and busy throughout days.
Hi everyone! We are a couple making our way down to Canberra to find a place we can call home! At the moment we both live on the Gold Coast and have just graduated university and been offered jobs down the capital! We are a very easy going couple, 34 & 27 yrs old who enjoy the outdoor life but also a night at home watching Netflix. We both will be working full-time in our new professions and planning to spend the weekends outdoors! We are looking for a room to rent for approx 3-6 months while getting comfortable in the new city. Most suitable would be a ensuite (but our own bathroom would be just fine). We will be arriving in Canberra around the 8th of January and hoping we could move in straight away :) If you want to live with a very easy going couple don´t hesitate to contact us! Send me an email Hope to hear from you soon!
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Hossa will be a question mark whenever Pittsburgh's season ends. The Penguins have other unrestricted free agents to consider re-signing, including defenseman Brooks Orpik and forward Ryan Malone. They also have to ensure they have future cap room to keep their young players. Malkin will be due for a new contract — presumably a long and large one — after next season.
If the Penguins do not have enough money to offer Hossa, who is making $7 million this season, the Rangers may be in the bidding for him. He is a strong two-way player and seems to be the kind of finisher the Rangers could use on a line with center Scott Gomez.
If the Rangers keep him from returning to Pittsburgh, they would take a chunk out of the lineup of a division rival, one that looks as if it will be formidable for years to come.
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Hockey Marathons
by Alanah McGinley on 05/05/08 at 10:29 PM ET
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From David Yasvinski at the National Post,
Sunday's game was the longest since the Vancouver Canucks beat the Stars 5-4 at the 78:06 mark of overtime on April 12, 2007, but it was well short of the almost two hours of extra time Detroit needed to beat Montreal 1-0 on March 24, 1936.
A look at the 10 longest overtime games in NHL history:
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Burnside Breakdown
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 08:14 PM ET
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Scott Burnside of ESPN breaks down both the East and the West Conference Finals…
The Flyers, who won five of eight matchups against Pittsburgh during the regular season, will try to establish a physical tone with the skilled Penguins, who have shown a surprising level of grit of their own. Both teams have displayed timely, balanced scoring, superb defensive play and stellar goaltending. Oh, and did we mention they can't stand each other? Stay tuned.
The Detroit Red Wings, meanwhile, struggled midway through their opening-round series against Nashville but took advantage of woeful netminding by Jose Theodore and cruised to a four-game sweep of the Colorado Avalanche in the West semis. The Stars, who have terrific depth down the middle, now have an identity they lacked the past three or four postseasons. Marty Turco, fresh off a 61-save effort, will represent a much sterner test than the Avs, or he should.
Still, the Red Wings seem to be firing on all cylinders and will be very difficult to knock out.
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Making Money During The Playoffs
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 05:33 PM ET
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from Ken Campbell of the Hockey News,
The first two rounds have attracted a total of 1,268,281 fans, compared to 1,195,387 through the first two rounds last spring and 1,205,415 through the first two rounds in 2006.
And when you take into account ticket prices for the playoffs have risen each year, that's a tidy chunk of change for the partners to split up each season.
What's even more encouraging for everyone involved is that through the first two rounds, league wide, there have been an average of 261 more fans per game than there were last season.
So what does it all mean? Well, there were 72,894 more fans through the turnstiles in the first two rounds this season than last. At an average price of about $150 a ticket in the post-season, that's in excess of $10.9 million more in revenues without even taking into account the increase in ticket prices from last year, or all the extra concessions they sold at the American Airlines Center in Sunday night's marathon.
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OT At ESPN
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 05:03 PM ET
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Geez, ESPN, why don't you just come out and say you don't like long overtimes.
But can there be such a thing as too much overtime, SportsNation? Sure, it's amazing that the Stars and Sharks went to four overtimes before a winner emerged, but did you stick around to watch the end? And is it fair to have such critical games determined by sudden-death?
Looks like true hockey fans are responding too…
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2008 Conference Finals Schedule—Times & Dates Finalized
by Alanah McGinley on 05/05/08 at 04:46 PM ET
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Here are the final confirmed times and dates of the Eastern and Western Conference Finals.
Below, a couple updated brackets people might find useful.
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Detroit's Playoff MVP Wears a Suit
by Alanah McGinley on 05/05/08 at 04:34 PM ET
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From Jamie Samuelsen at the Detroit Free Press,
The Red Wings are halfway to a Stanley Cup. While there are many candidates, who's your Red Wings playoff MVP?
Ken Holland. Seriously, before we get to the question, let's give the Wings GM a little round of applause here. Talk about Mission: Impossible.
Ken, here's your job. Take a team full of veterans and full of huge salaries and pare it down to fit in the new financial limitations of the NHL. And while you're doing this, we'd really appreciate it if you could still contend for Stanley Cups and develop world class stars that the fans can root for. No pressure or anything. Thanks Kenny. Good luck. I'm sure all championships are satisfying and if the Wings win, Holland would say that this ranks right up there with the other rings. But down deep, I'll bet you that this one will be a little more special. 1997 was great and 1998 was emotional because of the limousine accident. But Holland would have to, in an honest moment, tell himself that this was his best work.
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Goodbye Ron Wilson
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 03:10 PM ET
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from Al Strachan at Fox Sports,
Now that the San Jose Sharks are gone, you can be sure of one thing. Coach Ron Wilson won't be far behind.
Wilson had been hanging by a hair all season long, even though to the casual viewer, the Sharks appeared to be forging a first-rate season.
In fact, Wilson barely made it back after last year's postseason collapse (hey, in San Jose, anything short of a Stanley Cup is seen as a collapse.)
On its heels, the Sharks held one of the longest exit interviews in the history of hockey, and every player was required to give full and frank views of the team, its future, and its coach. The coach didn't fare very well.
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Conference Finals Preview
by Alanah McGinley on 05/05/08 at 02:44 PM ET
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The Conference Finals Previews from The Hockey News:
What's old is new again in the West with two perennial superpowers butting heads, while in the East two young teams that both spent time in the NHL's basement are rising to the challenge of establishing themselves as legitimate Stanley Cup contenders.
It's amazing that since the 1996-97 season the Dallas Stars and Detroit Red Wings won four Stanley Cups between them, but only faced off against each other once, when 10 years ago the Wings downed the Stars 4-2 in the Western final.
Meanwhile, the Eastern final has become the battle of Pennsylvania, where the gradually maturing and shifty young Penguin stars will battle the sudden revival of the big, bad, banging Flyers.
However the series play out, the Stanley Cup final will be the showdown of old and new, experience and youth, persistence and patience.
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Glamour Games
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 02:35 PM ET
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from Damien Cox at his Spin Blog at the Toronto Star,
The teams remaining are all among the top U.S. television markets, and they are all pretty strong cities for hockey as well, or at least cities with long traditions in the game.
Philadelphia represents the fourth largest TV viewing area in the U.S., followed by Dallas (No. 5), Detroit (No. 11) and Pittsburgh (No. 22).
Of those four, obviously the Penguins would be the ideal finalist, for that team features the league's No. 1 individual marketing tool in Sidney Crosby. The league's determination to keep that franchise in Pittsburgh, with a new arena coming on stream, has certainly paid off.
A Penguin-Red Wings final would be glamourous, a chance for a boffo conclusion to the season. The least glamorous matchup would be Dallas-Philly, but even that would deliver two major TV markets for the NHL.
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7:27 p.m. Assault, 14300 block Browning Avenue. Police responding to the scene at the Nelson Elementary School were told by the parties involved that no report or prosecution was desired.
11:16 p.m. Brandishing a weapon, 1500 block El Camino Real. A man was reported brandishing a gun at a Denny's restaurant. Police later arrested a 47 year-old man on a drug charge.
7:18 a.m. Petty theft, 600 block W. Main Street
9:55 a.m. Auto theft, 13300 block Epping Way
2:44 p.m. Petty theft, 13200 block Myford Road
8:28 p.m. Residential burglary, 12400 block Hazeltine Drive
10:57 p.m. Unknown trouble, 100 block Lookout Lane. A resident reported an unknown female at their front door knocking and ringing the doorbell. The female turned out to be attempting to serve papers to the resident.
1:36 a.m. Disturbance music or party, 14092 Browning Avenue. A loud tuba was reported at the same apartment complex for the second time in a week.
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11:02 a.m. Vandalism, 17102 McFadden Avenue
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3:04 p.m. ID theft, 13321 Jamboree Road. A resident's debit card number was reported used by a thief for purchases at a grocery store.
10:15 a.m. Grand theft, 13200 block Myford Road. Grand theft from a vehicle was reported.
12:40 p.m. Petty theft, 14802 Newport Avenue
9:46 a.m. Suspicious person/circumstances, Tustin Ranch Road and Jamboree Road
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Villalvilla A.,Osteoarticular Pathology Laboratory |
da Silva J.A.,Federal University of Sao Carlos |
da Silva J.A.,Federal University of Sergipe |
Largo R.,Osteoarticular Pathology Laboratory |
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Molecular Nutrition and Food Research | Year: 2014
Scope: Ginger has long been used in traditional Asian medicine to treat osteoarthritis. Indeed, scientific research has reported that ginger derivatives (GDs) have the potential to control innate immune responses. Given the widespread use and demonstrated properties of GDs, we set out to study their anti-inflammatory and anticatabolic properties in chondrocytes. Methods and results: 6-shogaol (6-S), the most active GD, was obtained from ginger. 6-S was not toxic as measured by MTT assay, and inhibited NO production and IL-6 and MCP-1 induced gene expression in LPSbut not in IL-1β-stimulated chondrocytes. 6-S also inhibited LPS-mediated ERK1/2 activation as well as NOS2 and MyD88 induced expression as determined by Western blot. Moreover, zymography revealed that 6-S inhibited matrix metalloproteinases (MMP) 2/9 induction in LPS-treated cells. Hydrated 6-S was modified to obtain a compound (SSi6) without 6-S potential anti-inflammatory properties. Both 6-S and SSi6 inhibited cathepsin-K activity. Conclusion: 6-S blocked TLR4-mediated innate immune responses and MMP induction in chondrocytes. These results, together with GDs-mediated cathepsin-K inhibition, suggest the potential for GDs use against cartilage and bone degradation. Therefore, considering that clinical trials involving oral administration of ginger achieved relevant nontoxic GDs serum concentrations, we suggest that a ginger-supplemented diet might reduce OA symptoms. © 2013 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim. Source
Villalvilla A.,Osteoarticular Pathology Laboratory |
Gomez R.,Northumbria University |
Largo R.,Osteoarticular Pathology Laboratory |
Herrero-Beaumont G.,Osteoarticular Pathology Laboratory
International Journal of Molecular Sciences | Year: 2013
Cartilage is an avascular tissue and cartilage metabolism depends on molecule diffusion from synovial fluid and subchondral bone. Thus, nutrient availability is limited by matrix permeability according to the size and charge of the molecules. Matrix composition limits the access of molecules to chondrocytes, determining cell metabolism and cartilage maintenance. Lipids are important nutrients in chondrocyte metabolism and are available for these cells through de novo synthesis but also through diffusion from surrounding tissues. Cartilage status and osteoarthritis development depend on lipid availability. This paper reviews lipid transport and metabolism in cartilage. We also analyze signalling pathways directly mediated by lipids and those that involve mTOR pathways, both in normal and osteoarthritic cartilage. © 2013 by the authors; licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. Source


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I don't remember when I ran the first part, sometime in 2010, before October, but I got a chance to finish the adventure up for my players - FINALLY! David Eber's Heart of Darkness.
NOTE: Spoilers below, so if you are or will be a player in the adventure, it is best not to read this. I'm summarizing both sessions into one, and combining two groups, which consisted of a few different characters, for simplicity.
Adventure: Heart of Darkness - David Eber
Updated 03-29-2011 at 11:33 PM by jpatterson
Combat or Creativity
To all GMs out there and answer this honestly: Do you create bad guys or situations where instead of using combat to diffuse the situation a player can realistically use their creativity to diffuse the situation?
If combat is the only solution, is the GM creating the power gamers?
How do you define combat?
PC Definition: A chance to kill some bad guys
GM Definition: A chance
A few months ago I was getting psyched for my I have run a campaign for nearly a year GM burn-out. Astoundingly, I found myself NOT burned out or even anywhere near it. I said to myself Why not? I still work full time and put in over-time maybe more frequently than before while still refusing to give up my weekends (Yup-Ill get to work on a weekday at 7 AM and put in the OT then without regret but with OT pay). What changed? Many things I guess.
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