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March 26—30, 2017
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Inflammation in NASH
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Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis: A Genetic Disease that Involves Mucociliary Dysfunction of the Peripheral Airways
Mechanisms of Telomere-Mediated Pulmonary Fibrosis
Senescence of the Muscle Stem Cell Population in Injured Aged Muscles
Short Talk: Peripheral Blood Telomere Shortening Predicts Lung Function Decline in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
Short Talk: Natural Genetic Variation Reveals Encoded Programs Employed by Kupffer Cells During Liver Fibrosis
Short Talk: A Novel Polymorphism Linked to Altered Expression of AKAP13 is Associated with Susceptibility to IPF
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Maladaptive Proximal Tubule Repair: KIM-1 and Epithelial Cell Cycle Arrest and Senescence
Integrative Analysis of Metabolic and Genetic Settings in Chronic Kidney Disease
Short Talk: Senescent Cholangiocytes Contribute to Macrophage Recruitment in Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
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Potential Pitfalls of Anti-Fibrotic Therapy: Rebound Inflammation and Failed Regeneration
Environment Regulates Pro-Inflammatory and Pro-Fibrogenic Macrophages
Critical Role of Trib1 in Differentiation of Tissue-Resident M2-Like Macrophages
Targeting TGFbeta-Dependent Fibroblast Activation
Short Talk: A Positive Feedback Loop Involving Sialidases Drives Pulmonary Fibrosis
Short Talk: Type III Inflammation Drives Liver Fibrosis Progression by Regulating TGF-Beta Signaling Through Activation of Mapks
TRPV4 Channel Regulates Dermal Fibrosis and is Associated with Scleroderma
Evaluation of Antisense Oligonucleotide against CHOP in Rodent Models with ER Stress Dysfunction
Macrophages and Fibroblasts Sense Variations in Collagen Density within 3-Dimensional Matrix Environment
Kupffer Cells Regulate Liver Inflammation and Fibrosis Through NCoR
Expression of Disease-Associated Surfactant Protein C Mutation Increases Susceptibility to Fibrosis
Predicting Drivers and Modulators of Fibroblast Phenotype During Myocardial Infarction Healing
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NADPH Oxidases in Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis
Fra-2/AP-1 Mediates Fibroblast Activation and Fibrosis Development
Spatial Mapping of the Human Microbiome
Short Talk: Spatiotemporal Organization of Fibroblast-Fibroblast Networks in Homeostasis
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Molecular Signatures of Collagen-Producing Cells in Multiple Models of Pathologic Tissue Fibrosis
Fibrosis in the Extrahepatic Bile Ducts
Origin of Myofibroblasts in Fibrotic Liver
The Matricellular Protein CCN1 in Tissue Injury Repair
Short Talk: Wnt5a Promotes Tissue Fibrosis by PCP-Dependent Activation of Latent TGFbeta
Short Talk: Cannabinoid CB1 Receptor Overactivity Contributes to the Pathogenesis of IPF and its Dual-Targeting with Inducible Nitric Oxide Synthase Improves Anti-Fibrotic Efficacy
Identification of Distinct Cell Populations from Fibrotic Mouse Kidneys using Single Cell Sequencing
Cellular and Molecular Heterogeneity of Fibroblast Responses in Mouse Model of Dermal Fibrosis
IL-17A-Driven Post-Cardiac Injury Remodeling is Dependent on its Signaling to Sca-1+ Cardiac Fibroblasts
Enhanced Protection from Fibrosis and Inflammation by Dual-Blockade of IL-13 and IFNgamma
Type-2 Immunity is Protective in Metabolic Disease but Exacerbates NAFLD Collaboratively with TGF-Beta
Neurofibromin 1 Loss in Tcf21+ Fibroblasts Accelerates Heart Failure Following TAC
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Multistep Cancer-Associated Fibroblast Activation: A Notch/CSL-Gli Regulatory Axis
Pancreatic Cancer Stroma: A Loud, Crowded, and Complex Field
Short Talk: NADPH Oxidase 1 Promotes the Development of Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Short Talk: Functional Role of Tumor Immunity and Fibrosis in Pancreas Cancer
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Myofibroblast Reversion to an Inactive Phenotype during Regression of Liver Fibrosis
Mitochondrial Priming by Matrix Stiffness Sensitizes Myofibroblasts to BH3 Mimetic-Induced Apoptosis in Scleroderma Fibrosis
Inter-Relationship Between TLR Signaling and Inflammasome Activation in NASH
Control of Fibrosis and Inflammation by Stromal p62 in Tumor Progression
Hepatic Reprogramming of Myofibroblasts as a Therapeutic Strategy for Liver Fibrosis
Short Talk: Localised Inhibition of Histone Acetylation May Offer a Novel Therapeutic Strategy to Down Regulate the Myofibroblast Phenotype in Dupuytren's Disease
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Fibroblast and Macrophage Transcriptomes Indicate Pathogenic Pathways in Systemic Sclerosis
Therapeutic Bile Acids - Longer Levers in Liver Disease?
MicroRNAs as Potential Therapeutic Targets in Fibrotic Diseases
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I just call Photoshop the Kim Kardashian treatment
Actually now it's working just fine. Maybe it was something else causing it.
Double checked, it doesn't happen on other websites. Using Chrome
So like, I auto deselect from the text boxes on this website out of nowhere when I don't click on anything.
Maybe eventually, specifically we were looking at facial blemishes being removed, or sun burns or stuff like that. Not completely reforming someone.
So the Kim Kardashian treatment?
Todays Photoshop Class: Learn how to Retouch People to make them Beautiful
I can't wait!
Thanks for the update, Chief.
Wow, not too good.
Weather was nasty here a few days back...trees were felled all over town o.O;;
Bit of a update http://www.sonicsatam.com/sea3on/
I'm heading to lakeland, fl myself tomorrow, with my switch.
Im jealous, I want to go to the Keys!!
Vacationing in Manasota Key, Florida right now. And...weather is awesome here!
South-eastern Kansas? Okiehoma here. Chilly mornings with mild afternoons right now.
what is SEK?
SEK, here. We had tornadoes and severe storms last night. Yay for the start of spring!
hey where are you guys at?? I am near Chicago, its a little chilly today but not bad
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February 21st, 2009, 10:34 PM | #1 |
bitter clinger
project (renamed) Old Iron cj2a
Here's my project:
1946 cj2a with 55,000 original miles. The drive train is original and it runs. I wheeled while we lived in the Ozarks. Yeah, it was fun. It has the rare 3 speed column shifter so I dont want to do any thing radical to it as far as mods go. This jeep is pretty clean, some rust through the passenger floor, glove box floor, and some fender supports. There are very few modifications, it is converted to 12v. and has "Allstate" after market locking hubs. My plans: I want do a resto-mod. restore it close to original condition while making practical modifications. I plan to rebuild the motor and tranny and upgrade the ignition and suspension. My Purpose for the jeep: I don't want to make a museum piece.however, I do plan to do some body work and paint. so long as it looks good from 3 feet away. I plan to take it off road for mild wheeling and for running around up north. I plan to use for Sunday drives and local car shows. Heres the story how I got it: My wife and I tried living down south in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas. We rented a house and barn off a well to do cattle rancher. When he saw my 86 cj7 he had to show me his 86 cj7 so time went on and we became friends. One day we were shootin the crap and he mentioned he had another jeep (he had property and stuff all over the place). I didnt think much of it till he said he may sell it and it was an old army jeep. He then said that it was column shift and flat fendered it was then my heart about beated out of my chest! Turns out it was a civilian jeep with 3 on the tree and a pto on the back! I asked him what he wanted and he said he would give me a good deal. All he wanted was $500.00 and my Glock 40 cal. modal 22 semi auto pistle which I bought for $580.00. DEAL! so took it home for a month or so and beat it up in the hills. Now Im back home in the north and I want to fix it up. [IMG][/IMG] [IMG] [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG] Last edited by stinkpickle; February 22nd, 2009 at 08:51 AM. |
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February 21st, 2009, 11:34 PM | #4 |
bitter clinger
thanks for the pic help. I got to work on it yesterday.
- Pulled the front clip off so we can yank the engine and rebuild it. It runs, but I would like to freshen it up so I know I can depend on it. I hate to be stranded back in deep woods. - I also plan to rebuild the clutch and maybe go through the trans. I noticed the clutch doesnt disengage once in awhile. If any one has any expertice on this let me know your thoughts. - The carb. needs to be rebuilt too. - Noticed some rust through fender supports. Looks like Im buying some new ones. more work to be done Monday Last edited by stinkpickle; February 23rd, 2009 at 02:56 PM. |
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Do your self a favor and buy the Solex carb, they work great! Make sure points are clean and adjusted right. There is great parts place called Krage Motorsporst (731)926-1004 He and his family grew up around Willys Jeeps
I spent 3 years rebuilding a CJ3a, Nice find for you please keep the pics coming!! Take alook on Ebay and see what those rear PTO's go for! |
February 23rd, 2009, 08:55 AM | #9 |
Throw'in turtles........
I had some clutch problems with a M38A1 I picked up and it turned out a couple of the flywheel bolts had come loose, backing out till they hit the clutch and not letting it disengage right. Locktite is recommended. Nice Jeep too.
February 23rd, 2009, 09:16 AM | #10 |
bitter clinger
Thanks for the advice guys. Im not real educated on ingnition systems but I would like to get rid of points ( they seem to be a pain). May be go electronic. Ill check out those fly wheel bolts to see if that the issue.Im a little undecided as what to do with the carb yet. I plan to pull the motor this week. More pics to come today.
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February 23rd, 2009, 03:01 PM | #11 |
bitter clinger
Got some work done today.
- disconnected steering box from frame - disconnected shifter linkage from tranny - cut the body mount bolts loose from the frame. That wasnt so bad since about all the bolts were half unthreaded from the nuts any way the sawz-all blade cut easily through the bolts. [IMG][/IMG] Heres a close up [IMG][/IMG] Front view [IMG][/IMG] tomorrow the body comes off... If every thing goes as planned. Last edited by stinkpickle; July 17th, 2009 at 03:36 PM. |
February 23rd, 2009, 03:16 PM | #13 |
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February 24th, 2009, 06:41 PM | #14 |
bitter clinger
worked on it today.
As you can see, I pulled the body off. Steering gear was a pain to deal with. I had to unbolt the steering box from the frame and pull the body off steering gear and all. Body wasnt as heavy as I thought it would be just my dad and I lifted it off. Frame was exceptionaly clean surface rust only. No scaling and no cracks so far. I was pleasently suprised. I also drained all the fluids to prep for pulling the engine. was a lot of water in the tranny and t-case- not sure how it got in there I have no leaks in either one and I cant find vents. I ll have to get a better look tomorrow. Engine comes out next! [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG] Last edited by stinkpickle; February 24th, 2009 at 07:11 PM. |
February 25th, 2009, 10:15 PM | #16 |
bitter clinger
Pulled the motor today. didnt get very far into it. heres what I found so far.
-cylenders in good shape just need to be honed -needs rings -clutch is bad -head needs to be resurfaced -starter is fried. its 6v. the rest of the system is 12v. gotta get it rebuilt to be 12v. only $300.00! looks like Im getting off easy with the motor. just gotta freshen it up while I have it pulled. pics coming soon. |
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February 28th, 2009, 06:20 PM | #18 |
bitter clinger
Got some bad news. pulled the head off my motor the other day and got a real close look and found a bunch of cracks in it in the block. I checked on getting it fixed and it would be a lot money if they could do it and chances are pretty good that it would break again. So Im checking looking at a sbc 350 on monday. Stay tuned...
[IMG][/IMG] I actually have more cracks than whats pictured. Last edited by stinkpickle; March 1st, 2009 at 05:11 PM. |
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Git autopush
January 10, 2011
Some of my Git repos are very, very simple. The commits are all on master, no branches in play at all. And the workflow is just as simple as back in the bad old Subversion days: Pull from the repo, commit some stuff, push it.
A good example is the repo I use to store my Project Euler solutions. It is only used by myself and I always want to push after committing.
So I set out to create (and complete within 10 minutes) my least ambitious project so far: A bash script to add "git push" as a post-commit hook in the current Git repo. You can find it on Github, but the business part of it is right here:
#!/bin/sh HOOKS_FOLDER=.git/hooks POST_COMMIT=$HOOKS_FOLDER/post-commit if [ -d $HOOKS_FOLDER ]; then if [ -f $POST_COMMIT ]; then echo "Post commit hook already exits, please add 'git push' manually in .git/hooks/post-commit" exit -1 fi echo "git push" > $POST_COMMIT chmod 755 $POST_COMMIT exit 0 else echo "This command must be run in the root of a Git repository." exit -1 fi
Suggestions welcome for improving the script. I think this is the first multiline Bash script I ever wrote, so I expect it to be flawed.
Ah yes, and before you comment: I know that this is not the shiniest of Git workflows, I know that branches are cheap etc. I love all the cool features of Git but sometimes I just don't need them.
However I do not know if Git already has this functionality built in via some configuration option?
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January 10, 2011 at 5:57 pmyou could just add 'git push' to .git/hooks/post-commit
that will do the same.


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Solidarity or Foreign Agent?
An organization in the US with long, historic ties to El Salvador's left, is warning that the US government is harrassing it. The Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES) has denounced a letter it received from the US Justice Department which asks CISPES to provide information about its relationship with the FMLN and the presidential campaign of Mauricio Funes so that the Justice Department can determine if CISPES must register as an "agent of a foreign principal" under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
The Justice Department letter states:
It has come to our attention through published accounts in The Washington Post and numerous online sources including your organization's public web page,... that the Farabundo Marti Liberation Front (FMLN), and/or possibly its candidate for El Salvador's 2009 presidential election, Mauricio Funes, hired your organization for the purposes of conducting a public relations media campaign to include political fundraising which may require your registration under the Foreign Agents Registration Act...
(The Washington Post article which I highlighted in a post last December never mentions CISPES at all).
Burke Stansbury, executive director of CISPES, was quoted in a piece on the website of PoliticalAffairs.net describing CISPES' response to the letter:
"Everything they have asserted in this letter is categorically false," Stansbury emphatically stated.
CISPES has a relationship with FMLN, Stansbury continued, just as it has relationships with El Salvadoran labor unions, women's groups, and campesino organizations. "But it is by no means a relationship of foreign agency, as they call it," he said.
Stansbury described the DOJ letter as politically motivated and aimed at suppressing opposition to Bush administration policies.
"I would characterize it as an attempt to focus in on CISPES as an actor in what is playing out as a pretty important political struggle right now in Latin America," he suggested.
Stansbury referred to the emergence of left-wing and social reform minded administrations recently elected to power in several Latin American countries....
"I would suggest that this letter is coming more from the State Department than the Justice Department," said Stansbury. "It's a message to CISPES and to the people in this country who would support the self-determination and the progress of these progressive movements in Latin America. It's a message that we should back off and they're going to be watching our actions."
To be sure, CISPES probably left itself open to this type of interpretation by the Justice Department. Consider this press release sent out by CISPES on December 17, 2007 in connection with Funes visit to the US. The press release describes Funes' candidacy for the presidency in El Salvador as the candidate for the FMLN, describes events at which Funes will be present, and lists the executive director of CISPES as a contact person if the press has inquiries. On the surface, this press release could be read to bring CISPES within the language of this definition of a foreign agent in the statute:
1) any person who acts ... at the ... request ... of a foreign principal...and who directly or through any other person--
(ii) acts within the United States as a public relations counsel, publicity agent, information-service employee or political consultant for or in the interests of such foreign principal; (22 U. S. C. §611(b)).
The question becomes, did the FMLN or Funes "request" CISPES to send out the press release. If it did, then arguably CISPES falls within the definition in the law. Is it harassment for the Justice Department to ask CISPES if there was a request or a contract?
CISPES responded to the Justice Department on February 19, 2008 stating that CISPES had no relationship with the FMLN which would require registration and had no contracts with the FMLN to turn over. There is no word on whether the Justice Department has taken any action since that point.
Bottom line -- there's no doubt that CISPES has a long relationship in solidarity with the FMLN and with other social organizations in El Salvador, and there's no question who CISPES wants to win in the upcoming elections. But that doesn't make CISPES a foreign agent, and it is acting within its free speech rights to tell the world that CISPES believes a president from the FMLN is best for El Salvador.


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During each workshop, Kelly Acock shows students how to channel their holiday spirit into projects such as crafting indoor or outdoor greenery arrangements. She demonstrates how to create wreathes from reclaimed materials, designs for hand-tied bouquets, and patterns for inventive holiday gift wrap. Groups also discuss holiday tree designs, effective color schemes, and the art of creating a focal point piece for entrances, mantels, and tables.
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Cinquain Flipchart - Section 1: Introduction to Cinquain
Poetry: Cinquain
Lesson 8 of 15
Objective: SWBAT describe how words and phrases have rhythm and interpret their meaning.
Big Idea: What structures and devices are unique to Cinquain Poetry? Students analyze rhythm, text patterns, and grammatical conventions as they explore the unique characteristic of Cinquain poetry.
Introduction to Cinquain
I introduce students to Adelaide Crapsey, the American poet and creator of the cinquain. It is important to provide a little history of the inception of this form of poetry.
I use a Cinquain Flipchart that guides students through where they are in their knowledge of poetry and explores the areas of growth needed to reach their goal. This flip chart begins with our goal and assesses students' prior knowledge. It guides me in my teaching because I like to scaffold from where the students are to more complex goals.
In order to teach to the level of rigor that the CCSS demands, I scaffold learning goals to support students from their starting or entry points. This flip chart also has a movie embedded about the characteristics of a Cinquain. This movie serves as a cinquain video hook to draw students into the lesson. The superheros discussing a cinquain that will save the world from malnourishment captures students' attention and make a lasting impression. I like to use motivational hooks throughout my lesson so that students remain engaged in learning.
We discuss the features of cinquain poetry and view some examples. I introduce students to a Cinquain graphic organizer that reduces the guess work when writing their own. It is important to point out to students the features of Cinquain poetry as it relates to structure and rhythm since its pattern revolves around the number of words per line. Its specific use of adjectives, nouns, and verbs is a grammatical component unique to Cinquain poetry. Rhythm and meaning is influenced by its structure and conventions of chosen words.
Background knowledge is important for students to make sense of their learning. Students enter with different life experiences and knowledge into this lesson. Part of the flip chart is to assess what students already know. We share information from peers and the teacher to fill in the gaps so students understand the basic foundational knowledge of what characterizes a Cinquain poem. Common Core encourages this type of discussion and communication of knowledge through collaborative efforts. Depth in knowledge can only be attained once students dig deeper below the surface.
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Create Your Own
I pair students to create a cinquain using the Cinquain Template that was introduced in the first part of this lesson. I also make the videos shown on the introductory flip chart, explaining the Cinquain techniques, available to students so that they can discuss the video and add to their writing plan discussions as they collaborate with their partners. Students are paired because I like to hear discussions among students. As I circulate, I record their mini-discussions with my flip camera. Sometimes, I use their videotaped discussions, not just for my qualitative data as formative assessments, but also to play back to students so others can get ideas from discussions of others. It keeps the activity lively and engaging. I encourage students to collaborate and communicate knowledge to one another. Students need to practice articulating convincingly and inclusively in productive ways. I also like to encourage students to mingle with diverse partners as they practice to effectively listen, speak, read, and write together through collaborative efforts.
Creating their own poem requires students to use higher order thinking processes. Common Core is about the challenge to think deeper and out of the box. I ask students to perform the more rigorous task of "creating" their own poem. As noted on the hierarchy of Bloom's Taxonomy, creating uses higher order thinking processes. There is much more rigor to creating a poem than merely remembering, understanding, or applying what they learn from this type of poetry. Creating requires students to synthesize information, generate hypotheses, and develop new ideas that is relevant to them. Rigor and relevance are important elements in Common Core because students develop complex ways to problem solve as they explore metacognitive strategies. When students create solutions to perplexing situations, they further develops their skills and knowledge.
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Our class conducted a Cinquain Student Poetry Reading so students can share out their Cinquain creation. Others react to their readings and give creative feedback. Effective feedback depends on the specificity of the critique. I use a Cinquain Rubric as a guideline for students to give feedback to their peers. Students address particular elements listed on the rubric to stay on topic. Also, a supportive classroom climate must be established so students can feels safe to learn from their mistakes.
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The fact that Couture has to refer to his injuries as No. 1 and No. 2 tells you about the difficult season that he had this year
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In delving into the mystery of how the San Jose Sharks have managed to stay alive in this Stanley Cup final long enough for their scorers to awaken, it seems that the explanation begins with Martin and ends with Jones.
Thornton had eight points in the second-round win against the Predators and seven points in the conference final against the Blues
After looking moribund for two games, the Blues took some deep, life-saving breaths and emphatically pushed their way back into the series
Cam Cole: Lindy Ruff and Ken Hitchcock have to be on pins and needles
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
Planters to make sidewalk.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Repotting Sunflowers.
See the reason I don't write more, is well, I ain't so good at it. And when I try to write it takes almost two weeks to come up with something marginally decent(i.e. - Amanda and I went canoeing TWO weeks ago this Friday...and NOTHING from me). It will come...maybe. So for now, I demonstrate in images.
Post Script - Amanda and her beaux Jon are on a roadtrip and blogging about it at: http://southwardbound.tumblr.com/
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Sunday, May 24, 2009
SNL, Christopher Walken and googly eyes
Um, I think they just did this skit to hear Christopher Walken say, "googly."
Sunday, May 17, 2009
NY Times: On Lead Contamination in Soil.
Here is an article which talks about lead contamination and what to do if you plan on growing plants(for both food and flowers). Getting soil tested is a good idea! For those of you in New York, the Parks and Recreation will test it for free. In Mass it's about $9.
For more information in Mass go here.
Friday, May 15, 2009
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Correspondence and Simultaneous Analysis.
This package performs classical correspondence analysis (CA) and simultaneous analysis (SA). Simultaneous analysis is a factorial methodology developed for the joint treatment of a set of several contingency tables. In SA tables having the same rows, are concatenated row-wise. In this version of the package a multiple option have been included for the simultaneous analysis of tables having the same columns, concatenated column-wise. This way, a MSA allows to perform the analysis of an indicator matrix where the rows represent individuals. In this package, functions for computation, summaries and graphical visualization in two dimensions are provided, including options to display partial and supplementary points.
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Today Was A Good Day To Sketch
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You know what I wish there was on these drawings? Cut lines. Sexy beautiful cut lines like on the Aventador or even the gas cap on a new focus. I think it would really lend an air of believability and style. I mean the lines you have are so nice there wouldn't be any reason not to have a few more of them
ReplyDeleteRepliesThanks for the email. I'm onboard with the Focus suggestion, something smooth but sharp that matches the form language of the vehicles. Looking back on these, I made the same mistake as Iran with their fiberglass jet fighter. It looks amateurish and unfinished without the cutlines.
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Family Engagement → MCPS Parent Academy
All workshops are FREE and held at schools and locations throughout Montgomery County.
Registration Open
Download the Winter 2017 Parent Academy flyer and view more detailed information about each workshop here.
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"Excellent program. Informative. Encouraging. Empowering!" —Parent, Argyle Middle School student
"I'm so glad I had the opportunity to attend the workshop and bring my two kids with me. We left with so much to think about and discuss. I will definitely tell my friends to attend next time!" —Parent, Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School and Seneca Valley High School students
"Thanks for supporting us in the development of our children." —Parent, Clarksburg HS student
The MCPS Division of Family and Community Engagement would also like to thank all MCPS staff members who donate their time and expertise to lead Parent Academy workshops.


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Gateway Inn
TripAdvisor Reviews Gateway Inn Knoxville
Travel Blogs from Knoxville
"On Our Way Rejoicing"
... floods and devastation. A lot has happened while we've been away but we have been proud of the way our state has rebounded and are moving forward.
We're excited to be getting home tomorrow. We've been very fortunate through all our travels and have enjoyed sharing our adventures with our friends and family. We're glad I wrote the blog because it's already hard to remember some of the names of places we've been!
The adventure begins
... Tuesday had turned into Wednesday. We were exhausted but you need to keep going the first day to get used to the time change. Germany is 6 hours ahead of US EST. Our hostess, Yvonne met us at the airport and took us to her home. It is a former villa and she lives on one floor of it. Very unique! We went to the city and Yvonne showed us the main square and historical area. The streets were being closed and set up for a major ...
Travel has ended BUT the memories last forever!
... in the wink of an eye it is often experienced as a slow and painful process. It is never easy to let go of the familiar and to step into the new.....There is little point in garnering peace along the camino if we leave it behind in Santiago. We need to bring it back into our everyday life."
What a blessing to have had these experiences on my Camino. What a gift that I was searching for something that I couldn't ...
Las Vegas of Tennessee
... YEEUCH! The rain was so bad at times I couldn't see a thing and found myself peering around my screen looking for the white line on the side of the road just to see where we were headed. It was not a comfortable ride at all. As Jude said, we used our imagination on what it would have looked like, especially in the fall. This is a ride I would live to come back and do. Of note, at the foot of the Cherohala, there is a visitor ...
Camino here I come!!!
... during this trip and it too was very moving... especially the end of mass (more about that during the trip) and again I thought~ I AM coming back here and I AM hiking "the Way". I think Monsignor Al tired of all my questions~ lol~ but I'm thankful to He and Sister for planting the seed.
Now a few years have gone by.........the dream is still in my head...my friend Linda said she would like to go also... things were happening ...


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Sox best Gems with 4-run ninth
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — The AppleSox find themselves in unfamiliar territory for this season after their win against the Klamath Falls Gems on Thursday.
Above .500.
Wenatchee is now 10-9 after winning its second straight game on their Southern Oregon road trip, this time in a three-game-series opener against the Gems.
"It was nice to win on the road," AppleSox head coach Ed Knaggs said after the game in a phone interview. "We haven't played great on the road. It's…


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26 November 2012
I'm pretty sure I looked something like this...
...when I was winning that big race last Thursday ;-) So joyful!
Yeah, I'm bringing that up again. Roll your eyes and click out if you must, but I'm going to revel in the glory for just a little longer...
Okay. Long enough.
What's next?
Jingle Bell Hell, that's what! Who's in? It's free! And there will be prizes :) Virtual and in the flesh... I'm hoping I won't be running it alone again...except, of course, for random strangers who jump in and unknowingly end up winning :P
I'm not sure if I'll let Miss C run in it. While she's pretty quick and seemingly tireless, she invariably craps out at the most inopportune times. And toting 35 lbs. of squirming preschooler on my back while finishing up a one-third of a marathon run is not high on my list of 'must' experiences.
Be sure to check out the Jingle Bell Hell information post! Join in...any distance 5K or more...
Do it with friends! Do it alone!
Do it singing loudly! Do it talking on the phone!
What great potential for 'hell'...running in December,
A super-duper suffer-fest you surely will remember!
You'll definitely be hurtin'.
Yes, the pain is certain.
Though rain may fall and winds may gust,
Our smiles prevail and laughter's a 'must'!
Whoa...lame poem.
Alrighty then...
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I am doing it (Jingle Bell Hell) for the first time. My personal hell will not only be that it will be December but that I haven't run in months...and so this virtual race is my way back to motivation and consistency...LOL. I did my first training run/walk today...only a two miler since I was on a tight schedule but hope to at least walk the route I picked out tomorrow or the next day just for giggles...
ReplyDeleteI'm in, but still trying to decide how to make it the most hellish - weather being a big variable that might change the stakes.
ReplyDeleteWe can take turns toting her. And dude, you will be too busy winning other races this year to revel in this one for long. Do you have your eye on any 10ks?
ReplyDeleteHi Taking It On,
I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and I wanted to say that I think your blog is great. Your blog offers some really great ideas on health and wellness for fabulous moms and savvy dads.
We've taken a read through your blog and we think you've done a fantastic job covering topics that our brand's audience of parents would also be interested in learning about. It would be great if you could join our community to help educate, inform and converse with other parents and thought leaders who write about health and wellness.
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text: HTC Hero is optimized for Web, multimedia and other content while maintaining a small size and weight that fits comfortably in your hand. It also boasts a broad variety of hardware features including a GPS, digital compass, gravity-sensor, 3.5mm stereo headset jack, a 5 mega-pixel autofocus camera and expandable MicroSD memory.Technical SpecificationsNetworkQuadband GSM 850/900/1800/1900SizeDimensions112 x 56.2 x 14.35 mmNet Weight135 gDisplayTypeTFT capacitive touchscreen, 65K colorsDisplay size320 x 480 pixels, 3.2 inchesCameraResolution 5MPVideoYesFlashlight NoConnectivityGPRSYesHSDPAYesEDGEYes3GHSDPA 900 / 2100 MHz (3G Is NOT Compatible In US & CA)WiFiYesBluetoothYesA2DPYesUSBYesMemoryCard SlotMicroSD (TransFlash)Internal Memory512 MBRingtonesTypePolyphonic, MP3, WAVBatteryStand-by time Up to 440 hoursTalk timeUp to 7.8 hoursFeaturesMessagingSMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Instant MessagingFM radioNoGamesYesSpeaker phoneYesOperating System AndroidTouch-screen YesNOTE 2: All of our Unlocked GSM Phones come from around the globe. As such, most carry an "International" warranty from the Manufacturer, which will be detailed within your product packaging, if appropriate. Only DOA (Dead on Arrival) Exchanges will be made for this product through the GSM Support Center. No returns are allowed otherwise. There are no exceptions. All of our unlocked cellular phones are only designed to work on GSM networks such as Cingular and T-Mobile. These phones are NOT compatible with CDMA carriers such as Verizon and Sprint. If your intended service provider is not among those four major carriers, please contact that provider to determine GSM compatibilityContents of package may vary from those pictured and stated here, due to changes in manufacturer's specifications or merchandising. Please check the product information carefully, items not included may no longer be required


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For Marination: In a bowl add chicken red chili powder, green chili paste, ginger garlic paste, salt, meat tenderizer powder vinegar and water.
Allow marinate for 4 to 5 hours.
Now take out chicken from water and keep aside water.
Mix all coating ingredients in a bowl.
Coat chicken pieces in coating mixture.
Then dip chicken pieces in marinated water.
Again coat chicken pieces, if you want to make thick coating then do this process 2 to 3 times.
Then keep aside for 1 hour prior to frying.
Heat oil and deep fry the chicken and cover it.
After 10 minutes change the chicken side.
When chicken color becomes golden brown then take it out.
Serve with broast dip, dinner roll, French fries and ketchup.
Note: Don't use papaya powder and get meat tenderizer powder.
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Evolution Studios dev Matt Southern admitted that MotorStorm Apocalypse's commercial failure would have spelled the end of the offtrack racer series - not to mention the closure of the studio - and commended Sony for sticking with the series. MotorStorm Apocalypse had a snakebit retail release, when it missed its 18th March release date due to the major Japanese earthquake; the game's theme resembled the devastation in Japan to a frightening level. The game's eventual release was muted, and despite critical raves, the game simply stalled on the shelves. "It's been quite a tough year for us, especially early on in the year," Southern related. "We made a game we're really proud of and for some really heartbreaking reasons things didn't go so well. In perspective we've got nothing to complain about. I was worried it might be the end of Evolution. Racing has had a very tough time, even without extraordinary circumstances like the ones we went through." Evolution also felt some measure of insecurity when two fellow UK racing game studios, Black Rock and Bizarre Creations, were shuttered by Disney and Activision respectively in 2011 due to poor sales of Split/Second and Blur. The developer feared that they would be next on the chopping block. Fortunately, Sony needed a high profile racer for their new portable console, the PlayStation Vita, and Evolution Studios was commissioned with developing a new MotorStorm for the handheld. MotorStorm RC was the result. Regarding the green light for RC, Southern revealed, "we all started to pick ourselves up and get excited about it. We're not out of it yet, (but) things are turning round, I think. The studio's really, really buzzing now." Motorstorm RC will be released for both the Vita and PlayStation 3 via PlayStation Network next Spring. |
News Story
Evolution feared MotorStorm: Apocalypse spelled the end of the series
30 November 2011 | By JAFalcon
- Related Games:
- Blur, Split/Second
- Source:
- Eurogamer


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For as good as the Orlando Magic looked over the first three games of the season, they looked just as bad or even worse over the next three games. The Magic started off the season winning 2 of their first three games and had me singing their praises and complimenting on their ability to play team basketball and win when nobody thought they could. I even asked the question, "Could the Orlando Magic be a playoff team this season?" Now obviously, I was asking that question to simply stir up some debate and get people wondering. I have never once thought that this team could actually make the playoffs. However, I do think that I may have gotten a little ahead of myself. Last week I predicted that the Magic would win 2 out their 3 next games. They had one game against the Timberwolves and two games against the Brooklyn Nets. I couldn't have been more wrong. The Magic proceeded to lose all three games and make me look like I don't know what I'm talking about. These were bad losses too and the Magic looked terrible. Through the first three games of the season, as a team, Orlando averaged 103.3 points per game. Over the next three games they averaged a mere 72.3 points per game. The difference is like night and day, and scoring 70 points a game just isn't going to get the job done.
It doesn't get any easier for the Magic either. Tonight they play host to the NBA's only remaining unbeaten, the New York Knicks. The Knicks have come out on fire to start the year, averaging 104.5 points per game and shooting 44% from the three point line. Every win thus far has been by a margin of ten or more points and they lead the league in points per game differential with an incredible +17. Carmelo Anthony is finally the main man again just like he wanted, and he is taking full advantage and averaging 27 points per game. The Knicks are a good team, no doubt about it. Now are they the best team in the East, as their record indicates now? No, I don't believe so. They are playing better than expected and their first loss is coming soon, but I don't think the Magic will be the team to hand it to them. On Sunday the Magic travel to Detroit to take on the winless the Pistons. This is a game that Orlando needs to win, and should win. The Pistons have looked very bad thus far and teams have been scoring at will against their horrendous defense. The Magic have been struggling to score but I expect a big night from the offense against the hapless Pistons.
The Magic started off the season winning their first two games. But now with Orlando faltering as of late and losing four straight games, let's take a look at both some positives and negatives we can glean from this team:
Positive |
Negative |
Southeast Division Standings
- Miami- 6-2
- Atlanta- 3-3
- Charlotte- 2-3
- Orlando- 2-4
- Washinton- 0-5
Result |
Wed 11/7 (A) Minnesota |
J.J. Redick- 16 pts, 2 reb |
Fri 11/9 (H) Brooklyn |
E'Twaun Moore- 18 pts, 5 ast, 4 reb |
Sun 11/11 (A) Brooklyn |
Arron Afflalo- 19 pts, 7 reb, 5 ast |
Prediction |
Tue 11/13 (H) New York (4-0) |
Fri 11/9 (A) Detroit (0-8) |
About the Author
Written by Madison Warfel
I graduated from Lancaster Bible College in the spring of 2012 with a bachelor's degree in Sports Management and Ministry. I am working to enter the field of sports journalism and plan to pursue a masters degree in sports journalism in the near future. Everything I have accomplished and will accomplish is only because of the saving grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. Without Him I am nothing; all glory goes to our heavenly Father.


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"Celebrity Apprentice" finalist Arsenio Hall stopped into "The View" Wednesday morning to promote Sunday's big season finale, but his successful return to TV hasn't come without significant struggle.
'Celebrity Apprentice': 'And Then There Were Two…'
The Final Two have been determined after Donald Trump fired one more player 10 minutes into Sunday night's episode of "The Celebrity Apprentice."
'Celebrity Apprentice' Preview: Aubrey O'Day Comes Back
After storming out following an ugly board room bashing last week, Aubrey O'Day is back in this week's "Celebrity Apprentice."
Watch: Debbie Gibson Talks About Her 'Celeb Apprentice' Wardrobe Malfunction
Debbie Gibson appeared on "The Tonight Show" to talk about the cattiness on "The Celebrity Apprentice" as well as her Medieval Times wardrobe malfunction.
The Monday Buzz: Aubrey O'Day Defends Herself on 'Celebrity Apprentice' and More
The entire time we were watching "The Celebrity Apprentice" last night, the same thought was running through our heads: "These people are having way too much fun drinking Crystal Light."
The Monday Buzz: Aubrey O'Day Thinks Tia Carrere is in Her Fifties and More
In a tumultuous "Celebrity Apprentice" boardroom last night, the women's team started pushing each other in front of the proverbial bus after losing the task of selling O-Cedar mops to Lou Ferrigno and the men's team.
Trump Has Hands Full with 18 'Celebrity Apprentice' Hopefuls
It's time to get back to business as Donald Trump puts away his presidential aspirations and returns to the role for which we know and love him best.
18 Contestants for 'Celeb Apprentice' Fifth Cycle
"The Celebrity Apprentice" will balloon to 18 contestants for its fifth go-round, NBC and Donald Trump announced Wednesday morning. We reveal the competitors . . .
'Celebrity Apprentice 5' Cast Hits The Streets Of New York
By Tim Kenneally LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – The full cast of NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice 5" outed themselves in New York Tuesday, as the new assemblage of competitors hit the mean streets to test their sandwich-making skills in what appeared to be one of the show's competitions, Reality Blurred reported. From the looks of things, this […]
Photo of the Day: Kathy Griffin, A-Lister
Kathy Griffin and Aubrey O'Day share an awkward moment at Bravo's 2nd annual A-List Awards held at the Orpheum Theater on April 5, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. In another awkward moment earlier in the night, Tori Spelling good-naturedly thanked arch rival Chelsea Handler for repeatedly poking fun at her on her E! show, Chelsea […]


text: Toshiba 'Super Charge' Laptop Batteries Hit 90% in 10 Minutes, Age WellJohn Herrman9/30/08 11:20amFiled to: Batteriessuper charge ion batteryscibScibsSuper charge ion batteriesBatteryToshibaCEATEC19EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkToshiba's Super Charge Ion Batteries (SCiBs) have been floating around in various industrial applications for a while now, prompting some serious envy in the consumer space with their ridiculously fast charge time and remarkable lifespan (5000-6000 charge cycles to a normal lithium ion's 500). A year and about one worn-out laptop battery later, Toshiba is showing a prototype of a SCiB notebook battery at CEATEC, quickly charging a Dynabook in what must be one of the least visually stimulating demos of the show. They're reticent to give up too many details about an expected release, but due to the complicated manufacturing process it's doubtful that they have a date to hide yet. Also, the lack of competitive capacity claims is suspicious and little disheartening. But hey, cheer up! At least they're trying, right? [PCWorld]Reply19 repliesLeave a reply


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... as learned through verbal and written memories. We have not found any old photographs of our building.
The old church building was first moved onto the present site in the late 1800's. The brick structure was then a part of the Christian church denomination. The brick exterior exists today under the present siding. The old stone foundation is still very strong. At some point, the church building was then changed to be a part of the Free Methodist Church group.
In September 1959, Rev. & Mrs. Elvin Storey of Hiawatha Baptist Missions, moved to Whiting for the purpose of starting an independent Baptist church. The first service was held in October of 1959, in a rented store building in Whiting.
The property at 2216 Ellis Street was purchased in August 1962, along with a parsonage at 2516 Center Street.
Upon the resignation of Rev. Story in 1963, Rev. Stanley Lightfoot, Hr. was called as Pastor. The Bible Baptist Church was officially organized November 8, 1966. The church was accepted into the Wisconsin Association of Regular Baptist Churches on April 1, 1968. The church was received into the fellowship of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches, June 24, 1968.
The parsonage on Center Street was sold January 1968, and the house at 2209 Ellis Street was purchased for a parsonage.
Upon the resignation of Rev. Lightfoot, in 1971, Rev. Robert Trylick was called as Pastor and began his ministry September 12, 1971. In 1974, the name of the church was changed by vote of the membership to Berea Baptist Church. The name was selected because of the desire to be like those in the Bible passage of Acts 17:10 & 11.
In 1975, Rev. Trylick resigned to Pastor another Baptist church. Rev. Arthur Mann was called to begin his ministry, April 8, 1975. In April 1977, a ground-breaking service was held and construction of an adjoining building was begun. The church membership voted in January 1978, to become a self-supporting church by April 16, 1978. This celebration and graduation from Mission status service was held April 16, 1978.
In 1983, the parsonage at 2209 Ellis St. was sold and the house at 2224 Ellis St. was purchased for a parsonage. Three other Pastors & families served Berea until 1989. In 1990, Pastor Earl E. Swigart began ministry at Berea. In 1995, the property at 2208 Ellis St. was purchased for future expansion as blessed by God.
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