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Memorial University of Newfoundland and its Alumni Association have established these scholarships to honor former University President, Dr. Leslie Harris, and to recognize excellence of our students. Several scholarships, valued at a minimum of $16,000.00 ($4,000.00 annually for up to 4 years) will be awarded annually and may be renewed if first class and scholarship standing are maintained. These scholarships are tenable in all undergraduate programs at the University and will be awarded by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships and Financial Aid.
Melissa Hoskins
Program of Study: Unspecified
What the scholarship means to her: I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to the Memorial University Scholarship Committee for awarding me the Dr. Leslie Harris Scholarship. This generous prize will not only serve me tremendous financial aid, but will undoubtedly permit me to further my academic studies and allow me to "become" the person I want to be. As American philosopher, John Dewey once said, 'Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself'.
Christina Price
Program of Study: Pre-Biochemistry
What the scholarship means to her: First of all, I would like to thank the selection committee and the MUN Alumni Association for choosing
me to receive the Dr. Leslie Harris Scholarship. This scholarship was a large factor in my decision to attend university at Memorial. This
scholarship is also an extra incentive to do well in my chosen course of study, which at the moment in an Honours degree in Biochemistry, followed by medical or grad school.
Allison Nicholas
Program of Study: Music (vocal performance)
What the scholarship means to her: I am tremendously honoured to have been chosen as the recipient of the Dr. Leslie Harris Memorial Scholarship. This distinction will provide me with the encouragement of knowing the education of dedicated students, such as myself, is well looked after. I view this scholarship as an award of sorts of academic commitment and community involvement. Through all of this, I am inspired to work hard to keep my education running in the right direction.
Katherine Manning
Program of Study: B.Sc
What the scholarship means to her: Receiving the Dr. Leslie Harris Memorial University Alumni Association Scholarship has been a huge honour as well as being a good initiative to continue demonstrating a good work ethic in university. My hope is to obtain a major in Math or Physics, which will be greatly aided with the help of this scholarship.
Rebecca Sparkes
Program of Study: Engineering
What the scholarship means to her: Receiving the Dr. Leslie Harris Memorial University Alumni Association Scholarship has been an honour. It has made me feel my hard work has been recognized and has motivated me to study engineering at Memorial, a difficult and involved program. I would like to express my gratitude to the scholarship committee for this great honour.
Jonathan Neil
Program of Study: B.Sc
What the scholarship means to him: I am currently studying to receive my undergraduate in Behavioral Neuroscience and am hoping to attend medical school at MUN. I am very grateful to receive this scholarship to
help me pursue my education and ambitions.
Shaun Rideout
Program of Study: Undecided
What the scholarship means to him: Receiving the Dr. Leslie Harris Memorial Scholarship has meant that all of my hard work, involvement and dedication throughout my years of high school have paid off. It was very nice to be recognized by the University for my academic achievements. This award has been a huge boost for my confidence and I hope to make the most of it in the years to come at Memorial University by continuing to perform to the best of my abilities. Thank you so much!
Sarah Dinn
Program of Study: B.Sc
What the scholarship means to her: I was fortunate enough to receive the Dr. Leslie Harris Memorial University Alumni Association Scholarship. By receiving this award, it will allow me to go to the school here at home and work on my biochemistry major without any financial worries. Also, it will give me the opportunity to hopefully attend med school here at MUN as well.
Kathy Higgins
Program of Study: Engineering
What the scholarship means to her: When I became aware that I would be receiving this scholarship, I was ecstatic! It was definitely my greatest scholastic achievement thus far. Recognition of my dedication towards my schoolwork and extra-curriculars will push me to do the same as a MUN student. This award will impact my next six years and when I graduate in 2013 with my B.Eng, I will be proud of myself and I will know that all my struggles have paid off.
Noelle Marsh
Program of Study: B.Sc
What the scholarships means to her: Receiving the Dr. Leslie Harris award has been a great honour for me. I am very privileged to receive this award in recognition for all of my hard work throughout my high school career. This award will help with my financial needs for the next few years while also allowing me to fully concentrate on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life.


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Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship
Application Information
General Description
The Place
The People
In order to be considered, the applicant must have completed an accredited three-year pediatric residency by the beginning of the fellowship program. Fellowship applicants must be board certified in pediatrics by the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) or must be eligible to sit for the ABP general pediatric examination during the first year of fellowship training.
Application Requirements Checklist:
We accept applications until December 31 through the ERAS system. (All documents below must be submitted through ERAS.)
- Online application through ERAS
- Personal Statement (one page only)
- Letters of Recommendation (no more than four letters). We appreciate letters from faculty members who know you well and can speak to the personal qualities that will make you a good fellow.
- A member of the Division of Pediatric Cardiology at your residency training institution
- Residency Program Director or Department Chair
- A professional of your choosing
- Research mentor (if applicable)
- Medical school transcript
- Copies of USMLE scores or COMLEX scores
- Immigration visa copy (if applicable)
- Education Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) certificate (if applicable)
- In-Training Exam Scoresheets
We participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) for the selection of first-year fellows. Applicants apply directly to the department and register with the NRMP. Our program code is: 12796887.
Nov. 15 MyERAS opens to applicants
Dec. 31 Deadline for application completion. Incomplete applications after this date will not be considered. Jan. 4 Program begins to download applications.
Mid-Jan Invitations to interview sent out. Due to the large number of applications we receive, we are not able to interview all who apply.
Feb. We interview selected applicants during two days in February.
May Fellowship Selection Committee ranks applicants on personal interviews,
basis of prior performance, letters of recommendations and
academic promise. The committee will meet at the end of the
interview process to review the interviewed applicants and prepare
the rank order list for the NRMP.
June NRMP Match General Description
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and Arkansas Children's Hospital (ACH) offers an ACGME accredited 3-year fellowship in Pediatric Cardiology. It is the intent of the Pediatric Cardiology training program to develop academic physicians well trained and able to practice in a competent and independent fashion as pediatric cardiologists. This training is achieved through a) supervised clinical work with increasing responsibility for outpatients and inpatients and b) supervised experience in non-invasive and invasive cardiology and c) a structured and mentored research experience with 8-12 months of protected research time. Physicians completing the program will be eligible for certification by the American Board of Pediatrics, sub-board of Pediatric Cardiology.
The three-year training program is based at Arkansas Children's Hospital. Fellows will rotate to Adult Congenital Heart Clinics at Heart Clinic Arkansas. Opportunities for research are provided at Arkansas Children's Hospital and UAMS. The first 18 months of the curriculum at ACH is primarily clinical with rotations in the heart station, cardiac catheterization laboratory, in-patient ward service, cardiovascular ICU, consultation service and outpatient clinics. The subsequent 18 months are divided between protected research and clinical rotations. The Place The Division of Pediatric Cardiology is located at Arkansas Children's Hospital (ACH), a 320 bed quaternary care facility that is the only pediatric medical center in the state of Arkansas. It also serves as a referral center for Mississippi, areas of southern Missouri, eastern Oklahoma, northern Louisiana and northeast Texas. The hospital (ACH) is the major pediatric teaching affiliate for the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is the state's only academic medical center and is responsible for training more than 80 percent of the physicians in Arkansas as well as the majority of other medical professionals in the state. The Division of Pediatric Cardiology consists of twenty faculty members who actively participate in patient care as well as clinical or basic research: Drs. Boban Abraham, Michael Angtuaco, Silvia Angtuaco, Tom Best, Rupal Bhakta, Elijah Bolin, Renee Bornemeier, R. Thomas Collins, Srikant Das, Brian Eble, Eudice Fontenot, Elizabeth Frazier, Xiomara Garcia, Punkaj Gupta, Kenneth Knecht, Sean Lang, Michele Moss, Parthak Prodhan, Paul Seib, Tamara Thomas, and Dala Zakaria. Other personnel within the division include 11 Advance Practice Nurses and 11 cardiology specialty nurses.
General information, eligibility information, contract example and the application form are located below our contact information. For further information, please write to:
Eudice E. Fontenot , MD
Director, Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship Program
Arkansas Children's Hospital
One Children's Way, Slot 512-3
Little Rock, Arkansas 72202-3591
Phone: (501) 364-1674
Josh Daily, MDAssociate Program Director, Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship Program
Arkansas Children's Hospital
One Children's Way, Slot 512-3
Little Rock, Arkansas 72202-3591
Phone: (501) 364-1674
Crystal Johnson, MBA-Health Admin
For more information about Children's Pediatric Cardiologists click here: http://www.pediatric-cardiology.com/Team/Cardiology/cardiology.asp
NOTE: If you have emailed us and have not gotten a response, please call Laura at the point of contact number above. We have not intentionally ignored your email, our e-mail spam filtering system is very stringent and will sometimes put legitimate emails into this area, making it difficult for us to see them.
General Information
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The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and has a Conrad 30 waiver program. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

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Nova Scotia Entrepreneurs Embrace Innovation to Grow
Projects support activity in ICT, cleantech and fisheries sectors
Halifax, N.S. - Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)
Today, the Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, and Minister Responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), along with the Honourable Scott Brison, President of the Treasury Board and Member of Parliament for Kings-Hants announced investments totalling $2,709,280 to seven companies and organizations representing the ICT, cleantech and fisheries sectors.
Each recipient is involved in the development of innovative practices or products to expand their market share or to develop their early stage technology. The announcement was made at Volta Labs Inc., a startup house that is directing its $499,500 ACOA contribution to deliver mentorship, collaborative learning and community networking to the ICT ecosystem, while playing a direct role in fostering the growth of tech companies.
The Government of Canada contribution for these projects is provided through ACOA's Business Development Program (BDP).
Quick Facts:
- Volta Labs Inc. is a not-for-profit entity that opened its doors on May 1, 2013. To date, 39 companies have been accepted into the Volta program of which 87% are still in business. There have been 28 graduates and there are 11 Volta companies currently on site.
- Nova Scotia is home to some of the most advanced land-based aquaculture techniques in the world. Sustainable Fish Farming's facility works on a closed-containment system that recycles all saltwater in the salmon tanks, while waste is drawn out and used as fertilizer.
"One of the most effective ways to help Canadian businesses grow, innovate and succeed is to make strategic investments that build on competitive advantages. The businesses and organizations we are investing in today illustrate a commitment to excellence and to innovative practices that help set them apart in the marketplace."
- The Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, and Minister Responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)
"Nova Scotia companies continue to develop new global markets in a variety of sectors including ICT, fisheries and cleantech, emphasizing innovative service and product offerings. Strengthening companies' engagement in market growth is an important investment in the local ecosystem."
- The Honourable Scott Brison, President of the Treasury Board and Member of Parliament for Kings-Hants
Alex Smith
Director of Communications and Outreach
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
Phone: 902-426-9417
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Project Facts:
The Government of Canada is investing $2,709,280 in seven Nova Scotia companies representing the ICT, cleantech and fisheries sectors. The contribution is made through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)'s Business Development Program (BDP). The investments focus on advancing innovative products and practices.
Volta Labs Incorporated
Project: Startup programs/mentorship and operational support Investment:
Investment: $499,500 BDP non-repayable
Location: Halifax, N.S.
Since its inception in 2013, Volta has played an integral role in fostering the growth and development of the ICT ecosystem in Atlantic Canada. Volta encourages entrepreneurship within the Atlantic Canadian ICT sector via collaborative learning, structured mentorship, community networking, strategic partnerships and investment attraction. The investment will allow Volta to continue to deliver relevant programming to startup and early-stage technology companies.
Melody Pardoe, Executive Director
Phone: 902-880-8341 | Email: email@example.com | Website: www.voltaeffect.com/
Project: Hire technical expertise for expansion Investment:
Investment: $244,146 BDP repayable
Location: Halifax, N.S
b4checkin's reservation software and service platform allows on-line customers to book accommodations and other services at hotels. As a result of an increased demand on its services, the company is in a growth phase. The investment will support the hiring of a number of highly-skilled technical staff in areas including development, programming and quality assurance.
Martin MacKinnon, Chief Financial Officer
Phone: 902-499-7183 | Email: email@example.com
Pantel International
Project: Development and redesign of the graphic user interface
Investment: $242,625 BDP repayable
Location: Dartmouth, N.S.
This project will assist Pantel International in developing and redesigning its InterTalk console system. For over 25 years, the company's InterTalk radio communications and dispatch system has been relied on by clients in the public safety, railway, utilities, transit, and government sectors. The redesign will allow Pantel International to ensure its users can benefit from the latest advancements in technology.
Christopher Oldham, Vice-President
Phone: 902-468-5998 | Email: email@example.com | Website: www.pantelintl.com
Nautical Seafoods Limited
Project: An innovative system for storage and distribution of lobster
Investment: $500,000 BDP repayable
Location: Parker's Cove, N.S.
Nautical Seafoods Limited (NSL), is the major buyer and processor of live lobster in Nova Scotia's southwest (Districts 34 and 35), as well as a major buyer and processor of Digby scallops. The company employs 17 full-time staff. This project will assist with the acquisition of state-of-the-art technology to enable the development of an innovative, long-term storage system with a 500,000 pound capacity. The new technology will improve operational efficiency, add value and maximize marketing opportunities.
Shawn Everett, President and Board Member
Phone: 902-532-2212
Gidney Fisheries Limited
Project: Acquisition of high-pressure processing equipment
Investment: $500,000 BDP repayable
Location: Digby Neck, N.S.
Gidney Fisheries Limited purchases fresh-caught live lobsters directly from local fishermen and stores them in the two state-of-the-art holding facilities, allowing Gidney to offer an uninterrupted, 12-month supply for export via air freight to Asia, Europe, and other areas of North America. Currently, live lobster is hand-graded, with the strong and healthy lobster prepared for export while those that are soft-shelled or too weak for the long journey are classed as "process grade," which is still an excellent product but one that sells for below-market prices. This project will assist with the purchase of a High Pressure Processing (HPP) machine that results in lobster meat that is tenderized naturally with no additives. The meat is then flash frozen for optimum "sushi" grade quality, and commands a premium price.
Robert MacDonald, President and General Manager
Phone: 902-834-2775 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sustainable Fish Farming (Canada) Limited
Project: 65-tonne Atlantic salmon grow-out facility
Investment: $500,000 BDP repayable
Location: Centre Burlington, N.S
Sustainable Fish Farming (Canada) Limited (SFF), is a land-based fish farming operation that has designed, built and is currently operating proprietary marine water treatment technology for use in commercial aquaculture. The company began with warm-water European marine sea bass and sea bream, and has now ventured into Atlantic salmon. This project will assist the client to further expand by constructing a grow-out facility capable of producing an additional 65 tonnes of Atlantic salmon per year.
Kirk Havercroft, CEO
Phone: 902-691-0475 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Aquaculture Association of Nova Scotia
Project: Hatchery support for the oyster aquaculture sector
Investment: $223,009 BDP non-repayable
Location: Halifax, N.S.
The Aquaculture Association of Nova Scotia (AANS) is an industry association representing the mutual interests of approximately 200 Nova Scotia aquaculture businesses. This project will assist AANS to establish hatchery support for the oyster aquaculture sector to help mitigate the impacts of the MSX parasite on Nova Scotia oyster populations. Using industry-led research, this project will work towards mitigating the effect of the MSX parasite by developing a breeding program using local oysters and is expected to provide seed stock that is either triploid (sterile) in nature or MSX resistant. AANS is confident this approach will assist in re-establishing the oyster industry in Cape Breton and protecting the industry in other regions of Nova Scotia.
Tom Smith, Executive Director
Phone: 902-422-6234 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Melbourne know they need another fast start to take the wind out of the dangerous Hurricanes as they bid to win three successive Super Rugby matches for the first time.
After claiming the scalps of the Crusaders and the Force, the Rebels can break new ground in Wellington on Saturday.
As well as three straight, they've never won a match overseas.
After failing to score a point in the first 20 minutes of any game last season, starting well has been a priority and set them up for their recent run of success.
Coach Damien Hill says his side needs to get on the front foot against the Hurricanes, who will be desperate to claim five points to keep their finals hopes alive.
"It's been a really big focus for us," Hill said.
"Statistically they're leading the competition in terms of points scored in the first half so they start the game very well.
"If you aren't accurate with your kicking, if you're loose around the breakdown, they have the talent across the field to turn opportunities into points."
Both teams are front-runners to claim the competition's "most improved" award, with the Rebels currently third in the Australian conference and the Hurricanes fourth in New Zealand.
On the overall ladder the Wellington side are one place above Melbourne, who are 10th overall.
In their only other meeting, the Rebels upset the Hurricanes 42-25 at AAMI Park last season.
Hill has made a few personnel changes after the short turnaround and extra travel from Perth where they played the Force.
Jono Owen will make his run-on debut at tighthead prop, with Rodney Blake coming off the bench.
Luke Jones is back at blindside flanker after his two match suspension, with Tim Davidson at openside, replacing Michael Lipman who is being rested.
Tom Chamberlain will start on the bench after overcoming concussion issues.
Rebels: Julian Huxley, Mark Gerrard, Mitch Inman, Lachlan Mitchell, Cooper Vuna, Kurtley Beale, Nick Phipps, Gareth Delve (c), Tim Davidson, Luke Jones, Hugh Pyle, Cadeyrn Neville, Jono Owen, Ged Robinson, Nic Henderson. Res: Adam Freier, Rodney Blake, Al Campbell, Tom Chamberlain, Richard Kingi, James Hilgendorf, Stirling Mortlock.


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Paraneoplastic Neurologic Degenerations (PNDs)
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Studies of Neurological Paraneoplastic Syndromes
- Increase understanding of PNDS [ Time Frame: Ongoing ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
|Study Start Date:
|April 1988
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
One cohort group of patient with PNDS or suspected PNDS
Detailed Description:
Patients usually go to their doctors with neurological complaints and later find they have cancer, a known paraneoplastic syndrome, or neurological problems that suggest a paraneoplastic syndrome. Paraneoplastic syndromes are rare conditions in which the immune system is involved in causing brain damage and fighting cancer.
Such patients with paraneoplastic neurologic degenerations(PNDs) may have autoantibodies, an antibody or protein the immune system creates that is directed against his or her own proteins. This study aims to better understand PNDS by:
- analyzing for autoantibodies in serum and cerebral spinal fluid
- analyzing for antigen specificity and for antigens in cancer tissue
- comparing PND autoantibodies with those in cancer patients but no PND
- comparing PND autoantibodies with those in PND patients but no cancer
- studying the immune performance of patients with PNDs
As this study is not a treatment study, tissues for this study will only come from procedures necessary for the patient's treatment.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- All adults are potentially eligible.
Exclusion Criteria:
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00587106
|United States, New York
|Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
|New York, New York, United States, 10065
|Principal Investigator:
|Jerome Posner, MD
|Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|Jerome Posner, MD, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00587106 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 21, 2007
|Last Updated:
|March 27, 2009
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Paraneoplastic Syndromes
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 25, 2017


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Bryan Jones says even greater emphasis will be placed on development over results in Villa's academy this term as the future generation look to kick on to the next level.
Academy chief Jones and his staff hope to push the club's up and coming stars through the ranks quicker by fielding younger sides in U18 and U21 competitions this term.
The policy has been backed by manager Paul Lambert, who wants the academy to play an important part in his Villa vision.
"The policy this year for youth team and U21 selection will be to play very young sides in both competitions to really stretch the players and aid their development," said Jones.
"We don't want to push the players too quickly but with our experience we think we will be able to manage it properly.
"The aim is not to win these competitions, the aim is to develop young players and continue that successful pathway into our first team.
"The manager has already informed us that he wants to develop young players as quickly as possible and the academy has an even more vital role in achieving this target."
The U18s kick off their league campaign against Newcastle at Bodymoor Heath on Saturday with eight first-year scholars hoping to make their mark.
Former Bolton Wanderers schoolboy Dylan Forth and local lad Charlie Bannister will be vying for the goalkeeper's jersey, while ex-Spurs central defender Kodi Lyons-Foster and Oxford-born forward Harry Lewis have stepped up from Mark Delaney's U16 squad.
Central midfielders Harry McKirdy and Ryan Strain, who have both been at the club since the age of 14, hope to continue their progression through the ranks along with right-sided player Rory Hale who was recruited from Cliftonville in Northern Ireland.
Swedish midfielder Khalid Abdo - a star of last season's NextGen Series semi-final win over Sporting Lisbon - also officially begins his scholarship.
Meanwhile, several of Villa's youngsters have received international recognition this month.
Defender Easah Suliman captained England U16 at the Nordic Tournament in Norway, while forward Corey Taylor also featured.
Rushain Hepburn-Murphy and Andre Green have been selected for an England schoolboys training camp at St George's Park and 16-year-old midfielder Hale has earned a call-up to Northern Ireland's U19 squad to face Scotland.
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McCain Votes Against Torture Ban
Posted on Feb 14, 2008
Sen. John McCain has established himself as an outspoken critic of torture, which makes his vote Wednesday against the Feinstein Amendment, which would set limits on the types of interrogation techniques used by American intelligence agencies, all the more puzzling—or, in the case of The Atlantic columnist Andrew Sullivan, heartbreaking.
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By Pacrat, February 15, 2008 at 5:00 pm Link to this comment
McCain (Yes, I am a genuine war hero), but I approved of the torture I received and deserved and so do the people we are detaining without justice of even the most primitive kind. Yes, I volunteer to be waterboarded, stripped, abused, caged again, and forced to go sleepless and all the other fun things I enjoyed as a POW just because I want to be the president of a free country.
By lawlessone, February 15, 2008 at 3:51 pm Link to this comment
Where does Bush find all the sociopaths to do the torturing; i.e. those who admit they would never want to be subject to enhanced interrogation themselves, but seek opportunities to inflict torture others? Does the scum of the earth simply tend to gravitate toward him like the Nazis did toward Hitler or does he have an in-Human Resources manager who actively recruits them? Are the Torquemadas he hires formally taught to be that way or are they born depraved? Are they mostly self described Christians or atheists? What went wrong in their upbringing and how were they unable to develop or unable to keep a moral code? Are they sickos who relish the sense of power that bringing pain to others apparently can supply or is it the addictive oxytocins or dorphamines or other brain jollies they get out of it? Are they paranoid schizophrenias assuming everyone they torture must deserve it? Are they closet sadists? Or, are they just utterly delusional, thinking what they are doing is actually somehow saving Civilization?
By lawlessone, February 15, 2008 at 12:46 pm Link to this comment
The Republican election strategy so far this century has primarily been an attempt to frighten us.
Theyve succeeded with me. Im totally frightened theyll ever gain power again. Im terrified about what they lust after, how theyll grab it and what else theyll wreck getting it.
By Jim Yell, February 15, 2008 at 8:09 am Link to this comment
For a brief shinning moment, some years ago now, I thought that McCain might be McAble if Hillary should get the candidacy from the Democratic party. Is he suffering from Stockholm disease? He started licking the boots of Bush/Cheney after making a brave start as a conterbalance to Bush/Cheney gangsterism, but he must have developed a taste for boot leather.
By Johnny Smith, February 15, 2008 at 7:09 am Link to this comment
Also, can't you just imagine the reaction to the McCain "Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran" song played on political ads to an American public that overwhelmingly wants us out of Iraq?
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but he just talks. Tosser.
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Last month I hiked down into Cedar Creek Canyon at Petit Jean State Park here in Arkansas to photograph Cedar Falls. It had been raining off and on here in Arkansas so I was hoping that water was flowing over the falls. Cedar Falls cascades more than 90 feet to the canyon floor. Cedar Falls can be accessed by a hiking trail that leads for 2 miles along the bottom of the canyon.
Petit Jean State Park is Arkansas's first state park: Petit Jean State Park
The trail begins behind the breezeway at Mather Lodge, a majestic CCC rustic style mountain lodge, and winds down into Cedar Creek Canyon. Massive stone boulders and large trees adorn the trailside. The trail then follows Cedar Creek to 95-foot Cedar Falls, one of the tallest continuously flowing waterfalls in the state. This is a photographer's paradise.


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Marilyn Ozawa is a practiced veteran: this weekend will mark her 43rd year teaching the Bon Odori dance at the Mountain View Buddhist Temple in preparation for the Obon Festival, an ancient Japanese custom that honors ancestral spirits and loved ones. The Mountain View Buddhist Temple Obon Festival is open from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, July 20, and noon to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, July 21, with the Bon Odori dance scheduled for 7 p.m. The temple is located at 575 N. Shoreline Blvd.
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Obon Festival is one of the really great events in MV. I love going for the food, social exchanges and especially for the Obon dance on the final evening. I remember how delighted I was the 1st year I attended and the dance was an unexpected bonus... so beautiful it brought tears streaming down my face.
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Numerous projects have been implemented with the aim of promoting the development of local enterprises as a means to improve the conditions of rural communities. Their failure points to the difficulty of adapting the concept of "entrepreneurship" to different cultural settings and to the diversity of community needs. Whereas the community is typically treated in the literature as an exogenous part of the environment for entrepreneurship, an emerging point of view is to treat the entrepreneur and the enterprise as embedded in a network of relationships, usually local. The objective of this paper is to investigate the conditions that enable community entrepreneurial activities to alleviate poverty and promote local development. The paper analyzes Gram Mooligai Limited (GMCL), a community-based enterprise in India active in the herbal sector, which delivered interesting results in relation to the paper's focus. Findings from this case study highlight the importance of seeing entrepreneurial activity and enterprise development programs in a much more holistic way than they are conventionally understood.
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srividhya Ravikumar says
mmm.yummy..looks soft and spongy…
I am in the school that LOVES rye. It is definitely one of my favorite grains and breakfast breads. This sounds wonderful – and it's so awesome that you've had your starter for going on a year and a half now – wonderful! So happy that you've shared this loaf w/ BYOB, Swathi =)
Michelle K says
I can appreciate the challenges of finding an acceptable breakfast for a picky eater. You did a great job on this bread, thank you for sharing it with BYOB.
JishasKitchen says
Ohh…finally I am able to use the comment form…I guess the problem was with my browser…by the way the bread looks soft and tempting…yumm!!
PT says
very soft and came out very well..
Vineetha says
I have seen in TV aking bread with sour dough and wanted to try that..now I have a recipe handy 🙂 looks perfect !
Sanoli Ghosh says
very soft and spongy. Perfectly made.
Julie says
sour dough bread is new to me,never tried my hands on it..Looks interesting & soft delicious loaf,looks professional bake:-)
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Rosita Vargas says
excelente masa muy bien preparado el pan es un encanto,lo haré pronto,abrazos y abrazos.
R.Punitha says
Hi Swathi ,
looks delicious!!!!
and perfect presentation :)))))
Keep on Dear…
Appreciate your great work on this bread. Its really a healthy one and adds a variety to breads.
Srimathi says
Hey Swathi, is rye gluten free?
Swathi Iyer says
No, rye is not gluten free.
Good post, very detailed. The bread has come out perfect just like the one u buy from stores.
Lizzy says
Beautifully done…I don't think I've ever tasted a sourdough rye, but it sounds wonderful. Your loaf looks perfect!!!
Balvinder Ubi says
Several times I have thought to make my starter for gluten free sour dough but that day has not yet come. You have done a wonderful job with your rye bread.
Mythreyi says
Wow Rye Bread at home… this is a keeper recipe..
First time here, Swathi! Glad to be in touch with you…
Yum! Yum! Yum!
Mélange says
The rye bread looks absolutely a worth try..I love this one..Moist and healthy !
what a wonderful recipe here.
Priya says
Never baked anything with rye flour, this bread is definitely a keeper to start my baking with this incredible flour. Bread came out super prefect swathi.
Cathleen says
Wow, we are on the same page! I made rye bread just the other day, but didn`t have time to post it yet. Yours looks so good!!
Angie's Recipes says
A fantastic sourdough bread. In Germany, the sourdough starter is usually made with just rye flour.
Guru Uru says
This rye bread Looks spectacularly fluffy and delicious my friend 😀
looks so soft and yummy..
Shabbu says
perfect and delicious rye bread..nice one..
Rekha says
wow very perfect bread.. look so good..
Kaveri Venkatesh says
Very nicely baked bread….looks good
Spice up the Curry says
wow.. I have not that patience to wait for next day so I never made bread. yours looks very good.
Az says
wow.. so perfectly done.. love it!
Savitha says
Bread baking is the one i have not that familiar.seeing u it makes me to prepare .
Joanna @ Zeb Bakes says
Thanks for the mention! i am so pleased it works for you. my friend Andrew makes this one for sale with pumpkin seeds in it and on top and uses orange zest to flavour it. Your bread looks beautiful and very professional. best wishes Joanna @ Zeb Bakes
Swathi Iyer says
Thanks Joanna, Next time I will try Andrew's version. I am in love with this bread.
Sha Jabi says
superb recipe dear.http://shajisrecipesmine.blogspot.com/
Done- next time I am making bread its going to be this one. Need to see if my grocery carries rye flour, else amazon it is! But it's being made! Thanks for the recipe:)
Reeni says
Sourdough rye is a hard bread to find in the stores Swathi! And of course it doesn't compare to your homemade! This is wonderful – especially with Nutella.
cookingvarieties says
hi swathi… i have never tried making rye bread before. it may not turn out right for me. looking forward to see your pumper nickle bread soon. learnt a lot about rye here. have a nice day
Sobha Shyam says
i have never tasted rye bread and baking a bread is in my list for long, this looks like a perfect n nice bake 🙂
Shanavi says
Swathi, U should open an bread shop..Awesome gal
CakeWhiz says
Wow! Your bread looks so soft and fluffy! I haven't used rye flour in my baking yet but you make it look very simple 🙂
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Wow! Your bread looks so soft and fluffy! I haven't used rye flour in my baking yet but you make it look very simple 🙂
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Navaneetham Krishnan says
My other half will also love this bread because he can eat bread almost everyday, unlike me who prefer rice. The bread looks very attractive, soft and fluffy and its great that the bread can be kept for a few days.
Rebecca Subbiah says
wow great loaf of bread your a fab cook, and baker be proud of yourself hugs
Divya Pramil says
Looks so soft and fluffy and has even come out perfectly!!
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Elisabeth says
Swathi, I love rye bread and would share the love of your hubby, to have it with scrambled eggs and spicy pickles…yumm!
Never had the rye with sourdough…2 favorites of mine, combined into one heavenly tasty and perfect rye bread. Even love, love the caraway seeds in the bread!
Could not, and would not be able to find an amazing loaf of perfect rye bread like this, especially with sourdough…oh, my!…now I am craving for your bread, but probably will just keep on sighing for it, for I know I would not be able to make mine as good as yours!
What a lovely rye loaf! It looks absolutely delicious. I know rye flour can be tricky to work with but your excellent post makes a wonderful rye bread look very do-able.
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I love homemade bread but I've never made rye before … this looks fantastic!
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ETSU provides enterprise-level wireless network access throughout the ETSU campus, including most campus buildings and residence halls. ETSU's wireless network (Wi-Fi) consists of hundreds of access points (APs) which allow wireless devices like laptops and smart phones to connect to the network.
One of the biggest challenges we face in providing campus-wide Wi-Fi is handling interference from unauthorized APs (rogues) which use the same radio frequencies as ETSU's Wi-Fi. Unauthorized or rogue APs create personal separate networks that compete with ETSU's Wi-Fi and introduce interference which greatly degrades the Wi-Fi experience for all users in the area. In some cases, rogues prevent users from connecting to the ETSU network all together.
To limit interference and to provide the required level of security, ETSU's Wireless Policy stipulates, among other things, that unauthorized APs are not allowed.
The most common examples of rogues are routers and printers that also provide wireless connectivity. The wireless functionality of a printer can be disabled, at which point it is no longer considered a rogue. The printer could then be directly connected to a PC or MAC through a USB port or similar wired connection. If multiple devices will need to connect to the network, a network switch, sometimes referred to as an Ethernet switch, could be utilized to allow printing, gaming, streaming video and so forth. Game consoles, TVs and other streaming media boxes aren't able to connect to ETSU's wireless network, so those devices must use a wired network connection.
Many newer devices like the iPad do not have a built-in Ethernet jack and thus can only communicate wirelessly. Unfortunately, use of a personal wireless router or printer creates a problem in residence halls where separate wireless networks are not allowed because of the interference they introduce. A Wi-Fi printer for the iPad would have to be turned off after every use to prevent causing Wi-Fi interference and adversely affecting neighbors.
As Wi-Fi technology matures, additional frequencies and methods may become available that reduce wireless interference. For now, users who live in close proximity to others need to be considerate of their neighbors by following the policy.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 163 diseños de 55 diseñadores freelance.
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An Edwardian beauty, rendered in sterling silver with 12 1/2 carats of natural amethyst gemstones. What a fabulous necklace! Wouldn't it be perfect for the wedding bride?
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Create little "Hunny" pots for your guests with just 1/2 cup disposable storage containers and yellow clay. Write each person's name on the container lid for a personalized touch and send everyone home with a tub of their own (lookalike) "Hunny"! Whipping up your own batch of modeling clay is easy but if you're in a crunch for time the store-bought kind can be substituted in a pinch.
You'll need:
For Clay:
- 2 cups Baking Soda
- 1 cup Cornstarch
- 1 1/4 cups water
- Food coloring (to dye clay)
1. Combine baking soda and cornstarch in a saucepan.
2. Add a few drops of food coloring to the water. The more food coloring you add the deeper the color will be.
3. Pour the colored water into the saucepan with the cornstarch and baking soda.
4. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, for 10 – 15 minutes.
5. When the clay is ready it will have the consistency of mashed potatoes.
6. Remove the clay from the saucepan and place it on a plate. Let it cool under a damp cloth until it is cool to the touch.
Note: Clay can be stored up to one week in the refrigerator; it must be kept in a sealed container. Room temperature clay is best for modeling.
You'll need:
For Hunny Pots:
- 1/2 cup disposable plastic containers (we used Glad)
- Cardstock: brown, tan, blue, green, purple, red
- Double sided tape
- Tape runner
- Printable templates
- Black marker
- Scissors
- 1/4 " Wide ribbon (colors to match cardstock)
1. Print templates and cut them out.
2. Trace the "band" template onto brown or tan cardstock and cut it out.
3. Trace the "top" and "label" templates onto the colored cardstock of your choosing (blue, red, etc.) and cut them out.
4. Place double sided tape on one end of the tan band and tape the band to the side of the plastic container. Be sure that the edge of the band goes under the lip of the container.
5. Place a band of double sided tape around the plastic container and wrap the tan cardstock around the container, sticking it as you go. Tape the end of the band to hold it in place.
6. Cut an 11" piece of ribbon and run a tape runner along one side. The ribbon is now sticky, like tape and it can easily be applied to the rim of the lid. Press the ribbon along the edge of the lid.
7. Use double side tape to attach a colored circle to the top of the lid, and tape the label to the side.
8. Write the each guests name on top of a Hunny Pot. Write the word HUNNY in Pooh's child-like handwriting on the label.
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Wall-to-Wall Mirror Installation Help.
I am converting my living room to a dance studio and looking to "temporarily" install wall-to-wall mirrors. I will be here 1-2 years but since it's a rental I would prefer to mount the mirrors to something portable so I can take them with me when I go (as opposed to using mirror mastic to attach them directly to the wall).
The room is 10x15 and I'm looking to install mirrors on 2 of the walls. I plan to use 4x6 or 4x8 mirrors without frames mounted approx. 6" off the floor. (3 mirrors on one wall, 2 on the other)
My ideas so far:
- Mounting a track on the floor and on the wall to install the mirrors in. Like mirrored closet doors but they would not slide. My concern is how to get them flush. Also I would like to avoid frames between each mirror.
- Mounting 2x8's vertically on the wall (with crossbars?) and mounting the mirrors to those.
In both cases I am also wondering if I need to glue the mirrors to plywood for additional stability. Any suggestions or tips would be appreciated!
Set them in a wooden trough with the trough cut the thickness of the glass and mounted to the wall with another like trough at the top for a keeper.:)
Should the mirrors lay flush against the wall? With mirrors this size should I be mounting them to plywood for additional stability?
Also I do not want spaces between each mirror but if they are simply placed in this trough do I need to worry about shifting and chipping?
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Miners Tame Lobos, 60-45
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EL PASO, Texas - Junior Kayla Thornton poured in 22 points while Irene Gari (11 points) and Anete Steinberga (10 points) also reached double figures to help propel UTEP to a 60-45 conquest of I-25 rival New Mexico in front of a season-best 3,091 fans at the Don Haskins Center Thursday evening.
The Miners (10-1) enjoyed a wire-to-wire lead against the Lobos (8-4) en route to posting their fifth straight victory while also staying unbeaten at home (7-0) on the year.
UTEP turned in a dominant defensive effort, forcing the visitors into 20 turnovers and keeping them to 35.7 (20-of-56) percent from the floor. Those giveaways led to 22 points for the Miners, who have now held four straight foes to fewer than 50 points.
Rebounds also went in favor of the home side (42-41), aided by a 28-19 cushion over the final 20 minutes. UTEP outscored UNM 34-24 in the second half, including a 14-3 surge to the finish line after the Lobos had crept within four (46-42) with 4:18 to play.
"Our defense, especially the first half, was outstanding," UTEP head coach Keitha Adams said. "New Mexico is athletic, long and has a very good program. Us winning the boards against them was huge was as well."
The Miners were challenged to knock down shots at times, finishing at 28.1 percent (16-of-57) in the contest. They compensated for that, though, through the aforementioned effort on defense and rebounding, in addition to timely three-point shooting and a big advantage on free throws.
UTEP drilled 8-of-20 (40.0 percent) from beyond the arc, with Thornton going 4-of-8 and Gari connecting on 3-of-5. The Miners also hit 20-of-29 free throws, with Steinberga, Thornton and Chrishauna Parker combining to make 16-of-21.
The Lobos didn't have much luck in that department, finishing just 1-of-3 from the charity stripe. The three attempts tie as the fewest in a game by an opponent in program history.
Parker flirted with a double-double before settling for eight points and a game-high nine rebounds while Kelli Willingham pitched in seven points and secured five boards.
UTEP raced out to a 7-0 lead and extended the edge to 10 (16-6) with 9:22 to play in the first half after a couple of free throws from Saidah Zuberi Allen. The Lobos struck back and managed to trim the deficit to five (26-21) at the break.
The onset of the second half mirrored the opening period, with the Orange and Blue ripping off 12 straight points to secure what would be their largest lead (38-21) of the evening. Thornton accounted for 10 of the points during the big run while Parker added a lay-up off a put back.
The Lobos continued to play catch-up for the remainder of the contest, eventually getting within four (46-42) with 4:18 remaining in regulation. UTEP never lost its composure, though, putting things out of reach with eight straight points as part of a 14-3 surge to close out the contest in style.
The Miners will enjoy a nice break for the holidays before returning to action against Sam Houston State at 5:30 p.m. MST on Dec. 28.
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Who is T.K. Bitterman? The answer is, there is no such person. Regardless, there is a T.K. Bitterman's (2010 West Alabama, 713-529-8979), a Montrose-area watering hole that has been serving them up for some 16 years. It's a bar where Houston's tiny film community imbibes. Odd, really. The establishment, with its Chicago Cubs-intensive decor, is so non-Hollywood. But that, perhaps, is its charm. Owner and operator Ken Marshall has a favorite cocktail. It requires rye whiskey, a liquor not much consumed at the Cannes Film Festival. He uses it to make his Perfect Manhattan. It is a beauty of a drink, guaranteed to put your camera out of focus.
T.K. Bitterman's Perfect Manhattan: The first sip is dry. Then the other ingredients kick in, and it becomes rather lush, if I may use the term. This is a whiskey cocktail the way our parents drank them.
Three shots Jim Beam rye whiskey
Splash of Martini and Rossi sweet red vermouth
Splash of Martini and Rossi dry white vermouth
Maraschino cherry
Shake ingredients over ice in a cocktail shaker. Strain into a martini glass. Garnish with a sweetly nasty maraschino cherry and serve. Repeat until you have a really good concept for a feature film.
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Anyone else's son get deployed to Korea??? My son had just been assigned to his unit when they told him he was being deployed to Korea.....Anyone else get the same news from their's???
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It should only be for a couple of weeks to maybe 1-2 months (depending on what unit/squadron they are assigned to). They do annual training with the South Korean military. There are several units and squadrons from Okinawa that are going up for this training event. My husband participated in this in the late 90s, our daughter will soon be following in his footsteps.
Oh, it does. The first 3-4 months are the hardest. He is sleeping when you are awake and vise versa. You have to learn when the best time to Skype or Facetime is. You will not hear from them like you did. They are kept busy and then when they are off, you guessed it, you are asleep. You will adjust, we all had to. It seems like the more flexible you are, the easier time you have of it.
BTW, this op is so short for most of the guy's that they are not getting mail service anyway.
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He is so new there that he has not been able to give us an address...:(
I really appreciate the quick response, help and advice.....This is a great site!! :)
These training OPS are done every year. Keeps them in tip top shape. When Ethan was there he did the Philippines Op and loved it. He is also Motor T.
They still love getting mail. It is a all one sided for me. He much prefer's Skype lol, I do too, because I get to see him. I know how much those letters mean to him, so I still write.
Hi all,
Yep, my son will be on deployment also this spring. He's been in Oki since Feb 2013 and it's flown. Facetime is great and it seems to work best with the time difference on the weekends. Hopefully, he'll be able to take leave sometime this year. I miss him a lot. He really likes Okinawa.
Issy, my son left last Thurs. on a ship for 3 months. Last spring he had to go to South Korea for training.
Happy Wed. to you !
New to this group- hello to all. My son leaves for Japan at the end of the month. As we were driving home from the airport he was pumped up and telling us the time difference will work out well for us! My husband and I deliver bread and bakery products overnight, so he'll be able to call us when he gets off work and we'll be working!!!
Beanpole's Mom, Welcome!! How wonderful for you and your Marine to be able to work out the time difference so easily! Your son's positive attitude will go far. My son will be in Oki a year in April....let me tell you, it goes fast. I am surprised how fast a year can be. Again, welcome to the Oki boards, feel free to post on the main Oki boards too. There is a lot of info out there and everyone with Marines there, are extremely helpful and caring.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are on the second night of a back-to-back as they are in New Jersey to take on the Devils. The Blackhawks are coming off a 3-2 shootout loss against the New York Islanders last night and are 3-0-2 in their last five games. The Devils are on a two game winning streak, winning both games by a score of 2-1. This is the second and final meeting between the two teams. The Blackhawks won the first meeting 5-2 on December 23 in Chicago.
Here are some notes for tonight's game:
- The Blackhawks are 22-0-5 when the score first. They fell down 2-0 last night to the Islanders and can't afford to do that again tonight.
- The Blackhawks have six players with 30 or more points. The Devils have one player over 25 points.
- Blackhawks forward Patrick Sharp had two goals in the first meeting between the teams. Sharp has six goals and two assists over his last five games.
- Devils forward Patrik Elias will be out of the lineup tonight as he is day-to-day with an injury. Elias is second on the team with 25 points.
- The Devils activated forward Ryan Carter off of injured reserve today and he will play tonight. Carter has been out of the lineup since November 30 with a knee injury.
Battle Between The Pipes
Chicago Blackhawks: TBA
The Blackhawks haven't announced their starter for tonight's game but one has to expect it would be Antti Raanta. Crawford just returned from injury last night and the team will probably want to ease him back into action. Raanta is 10-1-3 on the season with a 2.21 goals against average and a .913 save percentage. He picked up his first career shutout against the Los Angeles Kings on December 30.
New Jersey Devils: Martin Brodeur (12-8-3, 2.25 GAA, .907 SV%)
Even at the age of 41, Brodeur continues to be solid in net for the Devils. He is 4-0-1 in his last five games, allowing eight goals. Brodeur has three shutouts on the season and has allowed just one goal five different times. Brodeur has the most goaltender wins (681) and shutouts (124) in NHL history.
Players To Watch
Chicago Blackhawks: Forward, Marian Hossa: 14 G, 20 A, 34 P
Hossa is tied for fourth on the team in goals and fifth on the team in points. He has 10 points over his last 10 games, but has been held without a point in his last two. He will try to get back on the stat sheet tonight as the Blackhawks look to rebound.
New Jersey Devils: Forward, Jaromir Jagr: 13 G, 21 A, 34 P
Jagr leads the Devils in goals, assists and points and has been one of the few bright spots for the team this season. The 41 year old forward from Czech Republic still continues to impress despite being one of the league's oldest players. He has been solid over the last month, but has failed to register a point in three of his last four games.
X Factors
Chicago Blackhawks: Forward, Andrew Shaw: 11 G, 10 A, 21 P
Shaw has only recorded one point over his last nine games after previously embarking on a five-game point streak. Even though he has been held off the scoreboard, he has found other ways to affect the game with his physical play. Shaw needs just one goal and one assist to tie his rookie season totals in goals, assists, and points.
New Jersey Devils: Forward, Adam Henrique: 9 G, 9 A, 18 P
Henrique has scored a goal in three straight games for the Devils. He is on pace to set a career-high in goals, but has a long way to go to match his rookie season points total of 51. Henrique is a talented forward in his third year in the league, trying to break out to the next level.
Tonight's game starts at 6 pm. CT.
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Social Security Disability is a government program that provides financial support and medical insurance for people who are unable to work. If you are working, as a general rule, you are not eligible for Social Security Disability. In fact, if you return to work within one year of your original illness or injury on a full-time basis, generally you are not entitled to benefits at all.
But Social Security Disability is very complicated. There are times you can do some work and still be eligible for benefits. At the same time, some things you might not consider to be 'work' are deemed as work by Social Security.
Instead of using the word 'work', Social Security calls it Substantial Gainful Activity, or SGA. Substantial means something that is more than just a little bit. If it requires significant use of your body and mind, then it is substantial. 'Gainful' means for pay or profit. Even if you don't earn very much or even if you earn nothing at all, it is still gainful in you intended to earn something. 'Activity' is just another term for something you do. I you are performing SGA, you are not eligible to get Social Security Disability.


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Defending champions Juventus split points with Parma
Pirlo gave Juventus the lead with a kick early in the second half but Sansone levelled in the 78th minute to preserve Parma's unbeaten home record.
Milan: Defending championS Juventus struggled again as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Parma in Serie A on Sunday.
Andrea Pirlo gave Juventus the lead with a trademark free kick early in the second half but Nicola Sansone leveled in the 78th minute to preserve Parma's unbeaten home record.
Second-place Lazio are now only three points behind Juventus after recording a controversial 2-0 win at home to Atalanta.
It is a blow for Juventus, who had an eight-point advantage at the start of the year.
Former Atalanta striker Sergio Floccari gave Lazio the lead after the ball struck his arm, and an own goal from Davide Brivio sealed the result.
Napoli are two points further back after cruising to a 3-0 win at home to Palermo. Fifth-place Fiorentina surprisingly lost 3-1 at Udinese as Antonio Di Natale scored twice.
Juventus were eager to get back to top form after a loss at home to 10-man Sampdoria last week and a narrow extra-time victory over AC Milan in the Italian Cup.
However, Parma is the only team left in Serie A yet to lose a game at home.
Parma dominated the early stages but Juventus slowly began to get into the game and Pirlo sounded a warning shot at the end of the first half with a free kick which Antonio Mirante did brilliantly to keep out.
Pirlo had scored four goals this season, all from direct free kicks, and he added to his tally when his effort was deflected off Jonathan Biabiany in the wall and completely wrong-footed Mirante.
Parma levelled on the counter attack when Gabriel Paletta sent a great ball throught to Sansone who raced clear of Martin Caceres before slotting it past Gianluigi Buffon.
In Rome, Floccari broke the stalemate in the 67th minute. Stefan Radu's cross was bundled onto the crossbar and the rebound hit the striker's arm before he fired it home from a couple of yards out.
The Atalanta players were furious and surrounded the referee but the goal stood.
Lazio doubled their lead when Brivio headed Stefano Mauri's cross into his own net.
Atalanta ended the match with 10 men as Carlos Carmona was sent off after picking up a second yellow card.
Napoli cruised past Palermo 3-0 with goals from Christian Maggio, Gokhan Inler and substitute Lorenzo Insigne for their third consecutive victory.
Insigne's younger brother Roberto also came off the bench, to make his Serie A debut.
Edgar Barreto hit the bar for Palermo with a free kick.
Udinese goalkeeper Zeljko Brkic had a miserable day as his team recorded a second win on the trot, following its 3-0 win over Inter Milan.
His own goal gave Fiorentina the lead. Gonzalo Rodriguez's header crashed off the crossbar and in off the goalkeeper's head.
Brkic was then forced off with a broken finger.
Udinese leveled through a penalty by Di Natale after Borja Valero was adjudged to have fouled Maurizio Domizzi.
The Udinese captain doubled his tally in the second half before, seconds later, a howler from Fiorentina goalkeeper Neto saw Luis Muriel extend his side's lead.
Roma also lost, going down 1-0 at Catania.
Alejandro Gomez scored the only goal of the game on the hour mark.
Elsewhere, Cagliari recorded their first league victory since October as they came from behind to beat fellow relegation candidate Genoa 3-1.
Marco Sau and Daniele Conti grabbed the goals for Cagliari after Eros Pisano had headed Genoa into the lead with his first Serie A goal.
Genoa's Felipe Seymour was shown a straight red card seven minutes from time.
Earlier, Torino beat fellow struggler Siena 3-2, although the bottom club came agonizingly close to pulling off a thrilling comeback.
Former Torino midfielder Alessandro Rosina blasted a penalty wide a minute from time after Matteo Brighi had fouled Francesco Della Rocca.
Brighi had given Torino the lead in the fifth minute but Reginaldo bundled in the equalizer shortly after the half hour.
However, Rolando Bianchi and Alessio Cerci put Torino 3-1 up before halftime.
Siena was back in the game in the 75th when Reginaldo backheeled a cross for Michele Paolucci to fire home.
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Olympic champion
For the second time this year, Jones raced her US rival Rebecca Soni in a major 100 metre breaststroke final, and for the second time she had to settle for silver.
Jones was 0.01 of a second behind Soni at halfway, but the triple Olympian was unable to stick with her nemesis over the final 25 metres. Soni finished in a record 1:03.98, while Jones was home in 1:04.26.
Jones was positive about her swim. "I haven't really been training for short course, as it doesn't really allow me to get any rhythm in my stroke, but I really enjoy racing Rebecca."


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El Paso County begins issuing veteran ID cards
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - El Paso County Veteran Services has started issuing veteran ID cards for veterans who do not have a military retiree or veteran health care ID card.
"There are so many discounts out there for veterans," said El Paso County Veteran Services Manager Jim Tackett. "We want to make sure our veterans are able to take advantage of these discounts by showing their veteran ID card. We estimate about 20,000 people in El Paso County could benefit from the cards and each person could possibly save hundreds of dollars a year."
The El Paso County Veteran's Services is responsible for assisting residents of the State of Colorado who served honorably in the United States Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, Navy, Marine Corps or any other armed service of the nation.
The El Paso County Veteran's Services office was established by State law to advise and assist veterans, their dependents, and their survivors concerning any VA benefits which such person may be, or may have been, entitled to receive under the laws of the United States or the State of Colorado. The office is not a part of the Department of Veteran Affairs, which is a Federal government agency, but serves as a liaison between the claimant and the VA.
The primary purpose of the office is to provide personalized local service to veterans and other claimants, and to assist them in cutting through the maze of red tape frequently involved in direct dealings with government agencies.
Veterans can receive a card at no cost by calling 719-520-7750 and setting up an appointment.


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- M. Clayton Speed
- Del Mar College
- Corpus Christi, Texas
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I work in the Biotechnology Lab at Del Mar College in the Department of Natural Sciences. At Del Mar College we work in collaboration with the Pittsburg bacteriophage institute, and HHMI to isolate, purify, and characterize novel mycobacteriophage (viruses that infect and lyse the causative agent in the disease tuberculosis). I have also spent the past two years working in collaboration with the Laurence Berkeley National Lab, there, I investigated the enzyme biochemistry of DNA repair proteins. Along with the effects that depletion of in DNA interacting enzymes play in co-ordinating cell cycle arrest after damage.
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- Mark Ptashne. A genetic switch. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 2004. isbn:0879697164.