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We Thank You Always
by Mary McEntee McGill
Today and in these next several weeks, as you prepare for and anticipate your Thanksgiving gatherings and celebrationswhether that involves packing for travel or determining the size of the turkey you will servethink about the many things for which you are thankful.
Thanksgiving is a national holiday. It is not a holy day of obligation in the Catholic Church. However, it is a day when families throughout the United States gather to celebrate the gifts the Lord has given them. Because of this, I thought that giving thanks would be a good focus for our prayer. As we prepare for the season of Advent, the beginning of a new liturgical year, and the celebration of the coming of the Christ Child, let us take time to reflect upon the Lord's generosity.
Today and in these next several weeks, as you prepare for and anticipate your Thanksgiving gatherings and celebrations—whether that involves packing for travel or determining the size of the turkey you will serve—think about the many things for which you are thankful.
: Psalm 118:28-29
: Let us be thankful for our health. Yes, we may have health problems. None of us is perfect. But consider the many things we are able to do, the clarity of our minds, the ability to enjoy life and those around us. We thank God for the health of those we love and for the health of our co-workers, friends, and helpers. Thank you, God, for health and well-being.
: You are my God. I give thanks to you.
: Let us be thankful for those we love and who love us. We thank God for all the members of our families—the young, the old, the sweet, the difficult. Thank you, God, for the gift of family and friends.
All: Oh my God, I extol you.
: Let us be thankful for our homes. Be it ever so humble… No home is perfect; I'm sure there are a lot of things we all need. But we've been blessed with the homes that we have. We pray for those who do not have shelter. Lord, lead us in ways to share with others.
: Give thanks to the Lord for he is good.
: Let us be thankful for the food we have. Many in the world are hungry. Let us not forget to thank the Lord for all that we have been given. God, we are grateful for the nourishing gift of food from your bounty.
: His kindness endures forever.
: Let us be thankful for work. Whatever we do, we all "work." We all do worthwhile and important work. The labor we are called to do is never ideal, but it is gift. The work of our hands keeps our minds sharp and our skills strong. Regardless of what we do, we have been given gifts by the Lord. Lord God, we are thankful for these gifts.
: You are my God. I give thanks to you.
: Let us be thankful for the opportunity to serve. We thank the Lord for our ministries: being active in religious education; visiting the sick; assisting our neighbors; donating to charity; tutoring students who need special support; serving as hosts at a local soup kitchen. Thank you, Lord, for the joy we realize in serving others.
: Oh my God, I extol you.
: Let us be thankful for the gifts God has given us in today's world. We enjoy beautiful trees and flowers. We listen to birds and enjoy animals, especially our pets. God has given us mountains and rivers, exciting cities, and wonderful small towns. We have interesting histories to learn about and special individuals to teach us. It has problems but it's a good world. We thank you, God, for this world.
: Give thanks to the Lord for he is good.
: Let us be thankful for our religious tradition. We are thankful for Pope Benedict XVI and our bishops, priests, deacons, and all those who minister in the Church. Thank you, God, for these people and their very special gifts.
: His kindness endures forever.
: Let us be thankful for our relationship with the Lord. We didn't call him. He called us. "It was not you who chose me but I who chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit that will remain, so that whatever you ask of the Father in my name he may give you" (John 15:16). Thank you, God, for your constant presence.
: We thank you always, Lord. Amen.
Mary is the Pastoral Associate for Religious Education and Liturgical Education for Holy Trinity Parish in Dallas, TX. She is the author of
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Milwaukee Marquette takes Greater Metro tournament title
Brookfield - Rarely do six-time reigning state champions in any sport have something to prove.
But after the Milwaukee Marquette tennis team failed to win the Greater Metro Conference regular-season title for the first time under ninth-year coach David Frank, the Hilltoppers were determined to keep dual champion Brookfield East from winning the league tournament, too.
Each championship flight Wednesday at Brookfield Central featured Marquette against East, so the tournament essentially turned into another dual for the team title.
The Hilltoppers won, 4-3, as they claimed all three doubles matches. Their only singles victory, however, clinched the tournament championship.
Marquette was rated No. 1 and East No. 2 in the latest state poll.
"I think it was very meaningful," Frank said. "I don't take anything away from them for the regular-season win. Sure, we had an injury, but they still won, 4-3. To me, it wasn't because of the injury. They have a very good team and it's to their credit they won."
East's earlier 4-3 victory over Marquette gave the Spartans their first dual championship since 1995. But the Hilltoppers had to default the No. 1 doubles match that day because of an injury.
"So we really wanted this today, big time," East coach Linda Lied said. "We're thrilled we got the dual, no doubt about that. We really wanted this one, too. We had two matches that could've gone our way and that changes the score."
Marquette, which beat East in the state semifinals last season - there will likely be a rematch in the same round this season - took a 4-2 lead and clinched the tournament when Matt Lynch beat Tim Corwin, 7-5, 5-7, 6-4, at No. 2 singles.
The Hilltoppers had just won a doubles match, and Lynch knew his teammate was about to lose the only other match left on the courts.
"I had a feeling that (the doubles team) won, but I wasn't completely sure, so I just tried to stay focused on my match," said Lynch, who also beat Corwin in the conference final last year. "I tried to block it out as much as possible. Focus on the little things like getting my first serve in, getting the return back and then playing out the point from there."
With the team title already decided, the last match to finish was at No. 1 singles. But it still had great importance.
East's Felix Corwin defeated two-time reigning state singles champion Damon Niquet, 6-1, 6-4, to improve to 3-0 against him this season.
Corwin also beat Niquet in the conference tournament last year but lost to him in the state final, 7-5, 7-5.
"It helps to win now because I gain confidence," Felix Corwin said. "But whenever we're (at state), it's always different. We're pretty evenly matched, so anything can happen, really."
Marquette swept all three doubles flights thanks to Greg Raster and Austin Budiono at No. 1, David Sinense and Mike Ebsen at No. 2 and Jed Sekaran and Ryan Westley at No. 3.
Team scores - 1, Milw. Marquette 50; 2, Brookfield East 48; 3, Brookfield Central 35; 4, Wauwatosa East 28; 5, Sussex Hamilton 17; 6, Menomonee Falls 15; 7, West Allis 10.
No. 1 singles : Felix Corwin, BE, def. Damon Niquet, MARQ, 6-1, 6-4. No. 2 : Matt Lynch, MARQ, def. Tim Corwin, BE, 7-5, 5-7, 6-4. No. 3 : David Horneffer, BE, def. Kyran Young, MARQ, 6-2, 6-2. No. 4 : Doug Francken, BE, def. Alex Rokosz, MARQ, 6-2, 6-3.
No. 1 doubles : Greg Raster /Austin Budiono, MARQ, def. Ben Stewart /Jimmy Englehart, BE, 6-2, 7-6. No. 2: David Sinense /Mike Ebsen, MARQ, def. Henry Termuehlen /Patrick Krill, BE, 6-1, 6-3. No. 3 : Jed Sekaran /Ryan Westley, MARQ, def. Tim Langlois /Tyler Kendler, BE, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3.
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I'm rapidly approaching the last step in the remodeling of my kitchen --- replacing the laminate countertop with stone (yet to be decided). And putting glass tile on the back wall: there is no backsplash, per se, but rather the wall behind the counter is plastic laminate counter-to-underside-of-cabinets. It appears that the plastic laminate was applied to a 1/2" or 3/4" material (plywood or such) and run up and behind the upper cabinets along a 10' length of wall. I don't know where the laminate stops, and I am reluctant to remove the upper cabinets (they are lacquer finished and that would make the whole job exponentially bigger).
My first thought was to use my 3" circular saw to score the laminate 1/8" deep every 1/2" or so, then use a high abrasive belt sander to seriously abrade or remove the laminate. I considered using a solvent, but decided the fumes and danger of fire was too great a risk.
I also just viewed a video of a guy who uses Tavy to attach fiberglas paper to plastic laminate and then mortar on the paper for attaching the tile (no muss, no fuss).
Please share any experience you have with doing this job, thanks!!
Not there to see it and no picture but I'll make a guess.
Any reason you could not just go over it with 1/4 tile board?
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The initiative by h2o Architectes for the renovation of the first cinema for art house film follows the tradition of innovation and evolution that have been a part of this establishment's history. The main project for the Studio des Ursulines in Paris was concentrated on the lobby, as the existing theatre has been simply refurbished. Founded in 1925, by the actors Armand Tallier and Laurence Myrga, this theater continues it's tradition today by catering to the younger Parisian public by providing a locale to discover cinema in it's many facets. The small theater offers selective programming as well as the opportunity to meet those who make films. More images and architects' description after the break.
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My mother, Rita Bartlett, who has died aged 67 of cancer, attended a public meeting in Cardiff in 1964 at which the speaker was the Hollywood actor OZ Whitehead, a prominent member of the Bahá'í faith. His presentation on a modern religion that promotes the application of spiritual values to social change immediately appealed to her. She became a Bahá'í in 1966.
From 1994 until 2009, Rita served on the national governing council of the Bahá'ís of the United Kingdom. She was the official Bahá'í representative at numerous events, including the 2002 Golden Jubilee celebration at Westminster Abbey. Rita led the procession of national religious leaders, feeling astonished that a working-class girl from a Cardiff council estate could be representing a world religion at a state occasion.
Daughter of Ernest and Esther Bridge, Rita was born in Cardiff and grew up on the Ely estate. Her father, a foundry worker, was a communist who imparted to his daughters a strong sense of social justice and a loathing of racial prejudice. Her Irish mother – a devout Roman Catholic – also had a powerful influence but, like most teenagers, Rita began to question her beliefs. She and her friend Doreen Bartlett, along with Doreen's son Viv, spent hours investigating a wide range of spiritual beliefs before Rita first learned of the Baha'i teachings.
She studied drama at Cardiff Castle College of Music and Drama, touring throughout Wales in 1967-68 as a puppeteer with Caricature theatre, Cardiff. She also worked with Gerry Anderson on Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet at his studios in Slough, Berkshire.
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$50k in cash? Hell yeah I'd guzzle that ****. For the CHANCE to win $50k? No. But come on, how bad could it really be? $50k is a lot of money. I'd buy the NSX I've always wanted; hell, I'd even get a DNKY SPNK license plate if I had to.
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If Bear Grylls will do it, then i'll do it too! For $50k i'll suck it straight out of the ass.
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For $50,000, I'd drink it straight from the donkey's ****!
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Hold on a sec...is the $50k prize money split between the two contestants on the team or do they each get 50k? If it's split, you're looking at a whopping 15k/each after taxes (rough estimate).
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There was supposedly an MTV Jackass segment that involved the more muscular/fatter of the two hosts (can't remember his name) drinking horse semen. It wasn't broadcast, apparently because it was considered bestiality and was thus against the law.
This may have come up against the same legal problem.
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No way.
Just thinking of a pint glass of it turns my stomach.
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Jan. 8, 2012 at 11 p.m.
KILGORE - The closing of Kilgore Crisis Center four months ago has not significantly boosted the number of abused spouses seeking shelter at a sister shelter in Longview, officials report.
The Kilgore Crisis Center, adjacent to Kilgore College near the Texas Shakespeare Festival building, closed Sept. 9 after state auditors discovered payroll discrepancies resulting in a roughly $130,000 debt.
Shelter Director Bob Caster said the financial blow was hard enough to make bankruptcy the only way forward. The financial discrepancies involved payroll accounts from 2007 and 2008.
Caster, a retired school superintendent familiar with budgets, took the job in 2010 and had been successful in his early months at drawing down a budget that was $180,000 in the red to within $70,000 of balancing.
Then, the Health and Human Services Commission audit found the older financial problems, forcing the 27-year-old shelter to close and seek bankruptcy protection.
"They want to sell it with everything in it," Caster said.
Since the shelter closed, Kilgore police have looked to the Women's Center of East Texas in Longview when they encounter people who need immediate rescue from abuse.
Lt. Roman Roberson could not immediately say this past week how often patrol officers refer abused spouses to the Longview shelter.
"We don't necessarily take them," Roberson added. "We refer them to the shelter (in Longview). They've kind of taken up the slack."
Shannon Trest, director at the Longview agency, said she assured the Kilgore department that Longview shelter services were available the day after the Kilgore shelter closed.
"Our biggest fear was that any victims might fall through the cracks in that interim period," Trest said. "As soon as I found out, I talked to the Gregg County Sheriff's Office and Kilgore (Police Department)."
The Longview facility has not experienced much, if any, increased traffic since the Kilgore shelter closed.
"Our shelter (population) numbers have not gone up much at all," Trest said, adding there has been a small increase in non-shelter needs devoted to Kilgore spouses, services such as basic financial training, legal advocacy and support groups.
"Our non-residential numbers have gone up about 12 percent, and that's only been since September."
The Longview facility serves six counties, with a new office recently opening in Henderson shortly after the Kilgore shelter closed. Former Kilgore shelter client advocate Kristi Prior runs that satellite office.
"We're very, very stable," Trest said. "It was heartbreaking when that program closed, but we moved quickly and hopefully with minimal damage."
She added she has heard of no one considering reopening the Kilgore shelter.
Randy Renshaw, a sales broker/associate with Coldwell Banker Lenhart Properties in Kilgore, said Wednesday that he's had no serious bites on the property.
The 10,000-square-foot, two-story building was the 1938 home of Rader Funeral Home of Kilgore.
"I've spoken with Kilgore College and spoken with a group of instructors who were interested in turning it into a dormitory for foreign students," said Renshaw, who also is a Kilgore city councilman.
"I know there are a lot of people who would like to see somebody purchase the building and reopen the crisis center. There's definitely a need for it."


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Esther Williams dies at 91; athletic star of aquatic musicals
The Los Angeles native and swimming champion was coaxed into the movies at MGM, where she starred in a series of popular Technicolor spectaculars in the 1940s and '50s.
The water, Esther Williams once quipped, was her favorite costar.
With her beauty, sunny personality and background as a champion swimmer, Williams shot to stardom in the 1940s in the "aqua musical," an odd sub-genre of films that became an enormous hit with the moviegoing mainstream, fanned popular interest in synchronized swimming and turned Williams into Hollywood's Million Dollar Mermaid.
The MGM bathing beauty, whose underwater extravaganzas made her one of the most popular actresses of the era, an idol in competitive swimming and a fashion force, died in her sleep early Thursday in Beverly Hills, said her publicist, Harlan Boll. She was 91.
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Jack Says:
June 7th, 2013 at 2:14 am
Andy Hardy's Double Life (1942) was not Miss Williams' best movie but it will always be my favorite Williams picture. Thank you, Miss Williams, for many good memories.
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June 7th, 2013 at 11:20 am
As one of her numerous fans, I loved Esther Williams , she was part of wonderful fantasies that the younger fans indulged in the 1940's. Thank you for the memories Esther Williams. May you forever be remembered for your unique talent !!!!! RIP.
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September 23rd, 2013 at 7:33 pm
To me Esther Williams was one of the greatest 'Movie Stars' of all time.
She was one of the top stars and money makers in the 40's & 50's. Her movies were fun and her co-stars were the top draw and most popular. When I was a kid we didn't go to the movies for heavy drama or Academy Award winning films and actors. We loved John Wayne, Doris Day, Fred Astair, Judy Garland, Humphrey Bogart, Bette Davis, James Stewart and Betty Grable. If they won awards, fine, but that's not what we loved them for. I can't compare any stars or movies out there today with those of the Golden Age, so won't even try. Stars today will not be remembered like the likes of Esther Williams. May that beautiful woman have her own pool in Heaven. God reat her soul.


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The problem lies in the Laundry/Rec room. The floor slopes so badly that the Machines have to shimmed to be level and yet still like to walk. The house had a cistern in the basement made out of cinder blocks I have taken down one side of the cistern to increase the size of the laundry room. However the Cistern floor is not level and I need to increase the area to fit both the washer and dyer and a laundry tub. The cistern floor is 2-4 inches higher then the rest of the basement. I would like to be able to pour SLC to fix the problem but keep getting conflicting information on how thick SLC and can be poured. I can build and bring floor level with wood but would rather use cement as it is more durable and less likely to rot.
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Between the birth of our country and today, the percentage of people living in rural instead of urban settings has reversed, with more than 80 per cent of Canadians being city-dwellers now.
So if you're in the majority of Canadian families living in a city, it only makes sense to consider a family-friendly city vehicle.
Two of the best examples are the new-for-2014 Fiat 500L and Mini Cooper Countryman. Both are so-called urban SUVs, offering just a bit more room and design panache than run-of-the-mill small cars.
So we asked: Which one is the better urban family vehicle?
First place: 2014 Fiat 500L
Following in the BMW Mini brand's footsteps with the addition of its larger Cooper Countryman, the front-wheel-drive 500L is literally an expansion of the Fiat 500 city-car range. Compared to the existing two-door 2+2 500 coupe,the front-wheel-drive L offers two more doors and a 42-per-cent larger cabin for five passengers.
Fiat knows it can't charge as much as the more established Mini brand, so the 500L's $21,690 starting price (all prices include freight and pre-delivery inspection fees) looks good compared with the Mini's $27,095 cost.
Even our well-equipped $29,460 500L Sport tester (including options such as a six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, massive sunroof, upgraded audio and voice-activated navigation) is less than a comparably equipped $31,585 Countryman.
The Mini and Fiat urban SUVs both offer three-across rear seating. They also offer sliding rear benches that allow you to customize the passenger/cargo space.
But in reality, a duet of passengers will be more comfortable than a trio in either of these small hatches. If you need room for baby-strollers or whatnot, note that the 500L offers 655 litres of cargo room behind its rear seats compared with only 467 in the Countryman.
Objectively, the Fiat's more powerful (160 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque versus the Mini's 121/114 ratings) turbocharged 1.4-litre four-cylinder gas engine beats the Mini's naturally aspirated 1.6L four handily.
The 500L and Countryman share similar fuel-economy estimates (8.7/ 8.1L/100 km city, 6.0/6.6 highway, respectively). Yet the Fiat takes only 9.3 seconds to go from zero to 100 kilometres an hour -- 2.3 seconds quicker than the surprisingly slow Countryman.
Subjectively, the way the Fiat goes about its business may offend keener urban drivers. Unlike the Countryman, where more money can buy you more power, the 500L only comes with the lone power plant. Though it puts up good numbers, the Fiat turbo-four is not very refined in doing so.
You need to get the revs well past 2,500 r.p.m. for any kind of forward movement, and the slow-shifting dual-clutch autobox (supposedly to be replaced by a conventional torque-converter unit this year) is not a good match to the engine. Plus, the 500L's handling and steering are nowhere near as sharp or crisp as the Countryman's.
That said, we think the majority of buyers in this segment looking for a stylish four-door hatch will be happy with the extra room and value in the 2014 Fiat 500L.
Second Place: 2013 Mini Cooper Countryman
At the Mini Cooper Countryman's launch event in 2010, Mini's head designer at the time, Gert Hilldebrand, said the idea of a larger Mini was something the BMW brand struggled with.
But demand from Mini customers -- those with children or extra stuff to carry around, or who can afford only one car -- essentially forced the Countryman onto the market.
But, by chasing a different type of customer than the smaller, two-door models, the Countryman isn't so mini.
Although its minimal overhangs means it's still shorter than a typical compact five-door hatchback, the Mini Countryman is almost 150 millimetres longer than the stretched Mini Clubman. More significantly, the Countryman's wheelbase has been stretched and the cabin is noticeably wider.
Compared to the Countryman, however, the 500L offers a better view of your urban surroundings from the driver's seat. Combined with the optional tall-roof design and slim pillars, outward visibility is much better in the Fiat than in the Mini.
We also found the Fiat's interior controls and overall layout easier to figure out than the more gimmicky design of the Mini. The 500L's central touchscreen display, which houses the majority of the infotainment features, is much simpler to use than the Countryman's fiddly and scattered controls.
Though the Fiat will beat the big Mini in a straight line, when it comes to turning a corner, the Countryman will reward the urban driving enthusiast.
Despite its obvious gains in size and weight, for the most part, the Countryman delivers the same so-called go-kart handling that the smaller, lower and lighter Minis achieve.
And compared to the 500L's helm, the Countryman's steering is very direct, meaty and accurate. The Countryman's raised seating, taller body, wheels and tires improve the ride quality over its smaller Mini siblings, yet it's still relatively stiff compared to the more supple-riding Fiat.
For buyers who don't mind digging deeper into their wallets or being beaten at stoplights by a Toyota Prius, the Mini Cooper Countryman is still very appealing to urban buyers looking for a small, fun-to-drive, five-door hatchback with the brand cachet, good residual values and luxury features that are part and parcel of the Mini badge.
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Adele Gueldner Siptak, age 104, of Brenham and formerly of Greenvine passed away Tuesday, November 30, 2004 in Trinity Medical Center. Adele was born June 2, 1900 in the Welcome community to William and Louise Gueldner. On October 26, 1926 she was united in marriage to Ed Siptak in Welcome Lutheran Church by Rev. Jacob Appel. She attended school at Welcome and later moved to Wesley and then to Greenvine where they farmed for over 50 years. She was a homemaker and loved gardening, flowers, baking, reading and working puzzles. Adele is preceded in death by her parents, husband Ed on July 21, 2001, four sisters and one brother. Her survivors include son, Floyd Siptak and wife Nina of Navasota; daughter, Bobbie Faye Kroll and husband Melvin of Hempstead; grandchildren, Brenda and John Clark, Darrell and Tiffany Kroll, Dale Kroll, Pam and Danny Kniffin, Keith and Jeannie Kroll, Tracy and Shannon White; nine great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation with the Siptak family was from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with a prayer service held at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004 at Brenham Memorial Chapel. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. on Friday, December 3, 2004 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Greenvine with the Rev. Pamela Werrell officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were her grandsons and honorary pallbearers were her great grandchildren. Memorials may be given to Emmanuel Lutheran Church or charity of your choice. Funeral services are in the care of Brenham Memorial Chapel.
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1 tablespoon white wine vinegar
1 teaspoon honey
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
salt and pepper, to taste
1 cup cooked quinoa
4 ounces cooked salmon, flaked
1 small apple, peeled and diced
2 tablespoons finely chopped mint
2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley
4 cups salad greens
Whisk together the vinegar, honey and olive oil in a small bowl until well-blended. Season to taste with salt and pepper; set aside.
In a large bowl, toss together the quinoa, salmon, apple, mint and parsley. Drizzle with the dressing and toss again until evenly coated. Season with additional salt and pepper, if needed.
Divide the greens between two plates and top with the quinoa salad.
Nutrition (per serving): 393 calories, 20.2g total fat, 40.3mg cholesterol, 51.4mg sodium, 791.2mg potassium, 34.2g carbohydrates, 5.3g fiber, 9.6g sugar, 20g protein
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Media Arts Preview: Black, Abstract and Political Films
Look back in wonder at the history of experimental media practices in LA with shows chronicling the emergence of Black Cinema, early abstract films and experimental ethnographic projects, as well as highlights from Japan and Cuba.
Thursday, October 20
Nippon Re-Read: Radical Fragments and Abstractions From Japan offers an overview of experimental moving image artworks from Japan, ranging from the late 1960s to the present. "The works all rigorously reexamine the everyday through their respective experiments and innovations in their medium." The two-part show takes place at the Echo Park Film Center and starts at 8:00 p.m.
UCLA's ongoing series titled LA Rebellion: Creating a New Black Cinema continues tonight with a series of short projects addressing education, ethnic identity and cultural values. The show starts at 7:30, and includes an excerpt from the "database documentary" project titled Dawn at My Back: Memoir of a Black Texas Upbringing: An Interactive Cultural History. Tomorrow night's show presents the feature film Bless Their Little Hearts, Billy Woodberry's wrenching depiction of underemployment in Los Angeles.
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Friday, October 21
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art presents a panel discussion called Behind the Scenes: Bringing Burton's World to Life at 7:30 p.m. The conversation brings together people who have collaborated with filmmaker Tim Burton, including composer Danny Elfman, costume designer Colleen Atwood, and art director, sculptor, installation designer and production designer Rick Heinrichs. The discussion will be followed by a rare screening of Edward Scissorhands in 70mm!
Saturday, October 22
The Japanese American National Museum presents two film screenings - today at 2:00 p.m. Shinpei Takeda's Hiroshima Nagasaki Download tells the story of two atomic bomb survivors on a roadtrip, during which they record a piece of modern history. Tomorrow, Farewell to Manzanar screens, also at 2:00 p.m.; this celebrated film is rarely screened.
Sunday, October 23
Los Angeles Filmforum presents Film/Music/Forms: Early Abstractions of the 1940s and 1950s, a show of experimental abstract films by John and James Whitney, as well as many others, focusing on "meditations on line, space, and movement." The show starts at 7:30 p.m., and John Whitney Jr., Norm Hammond and Demure Scott will attend to answer questions.
UCLA's Fowler Museum presents two documentaries about Cuba. Havana Postmodern: The New Cuban Art by Coco Fusco, Robert Knafo and András Mész, looks at Cuban art on view during the 1986 Havana Biennial; the film includes interviews with artists and students. Unfinished Spaces chronicles the experiences of three architects who left Cuba in 1965, leaving the country's art school construction project unfinished. Havana Postmodern screens at 2:00 p.m.; Unfinished Spaces screens at 3:30 p.m.
Monday, October 24
REDCAT presents Proto-Ethnographic Works, an anthropology-themed survey of work by video artists who participate in the documentation of their subjects. The show features work by Juan Downey, Terese Svoboda, Wendy Clarke and others. Artists Nancy Buchanan, Kathy Rae Huffman, Azian Nurudin and Lowell Darling will be in attendance.
Wednesday, October 25
Open Projector Night with MCs The Sklar Brothers happens tonight at the UCLA Hammer Museum at 7:30 p.m. Bring your own films and videos - everything must be under 10 minutes in length, and projects will be accepted starting at 7:00 p.m.
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PLGA-based microparticles for the sustained release of BMP-2
Kirby, Giles, White, Lisa, Rahman, Cheryl, Cox, Helen, Qutachi, Omar, Rose, Felicity, Hutmacher, Dietmar W., Shakesheff, Kevin, & Woodruff, Maria A. (2011) PLGA-based microparticles for the sustained release of BMP-2. Polymers, 3(1), pp. 571-586.
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The development of growth factor delivery strategies to circumvent the burst release phenomenon prevalent in most current systems has driven research towards encapsulating molecules in resorbable polymer matrices. For these polymer release techniques to be efficacious in a clinical setting, several key points need to be addressed. This present study has investigated the encapsulation of the growth factor, BMP-2 within PLGA/PLGA-PEG-PLGA microparticles. Morphology, size distribution, encapsulation efficiency and release kinetics were investigated and we have demonstrated a sustained release of bioactive BMP-2. Furthermore, biocompatibility of the PLGA microparticles was established and released BMP-2 was shown to promote the differentiation of MC3T3-E1 cells towards the osteogenic lineage to a greater extent than osteogenic supplements (as early as day 10 in culture), as determined using alkaline phosphatase and alizarin red assays. This study showcases a potential BMP-2 delivery system which may now be translated into more complex delivery systems, such as 3D, mechanically robust scaffolds for bone tissue regeneration applications.
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The model has seen success in the telecom industry and has a potential to transform the electricity distribution system too.
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Discussing findings of survey on access to electricity covering India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, LIRNEasia, an ICT policy and regulation think tank, said that urban, low income micro-entrepreneurs (MEs) (0-9 employees) face issues in getting new connections and later on with the quality of service.
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The model has seen success in the telecom industry and has a potential to transform the electricity distribution system too, he added. The body is meeting state-level energy regulators from Bihar, Gujarat and Maharashtra to discuss the findings of the survey, which covered 1,279 people in India (Delhi and Patna).
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Rich and filling with blueberry, meaty tones, pepper, sage and medium tannins and bright acidity leads to medium length finish. Well melded now this is readt to drink. 92 points - drink now - Paul
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Rich and filling with blueberry, meaty tones, pepper, sage and medium tannins and bright acidity leads to medium length finish. Well melded now this is readt to drink. 92 points - drink now - Paul Read More
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More purple than red color. Something of a musty, fungal nose. On the tongue this wine seems viscous. Red berry fruit and blueberryOK, not red--on entry. It is close to being annoyingly sweet, but, somehow, it backs away. Earthy mid-palate. Another pretty-easy-to-drink-but-not-terribly-sophisticated wine. Read More
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Thanks all for the concern but we are fully enjoying everything so far. I'm writing up these notes after tasting hours and before or after dinner so no problem missing out on any fun. Day two was as good as day one or even better. Another great breakfast to lay in a good base, then a walk around town (didn't take very long) and then off to our f... Read More
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DM, I'm glad you asked, here's what I have so far:Staying in Santa Ynez Sat-W, probably going to miss the Farmer's Market, which is a shame since both the CFO and I really enjoy them.On Sunday we'll be stomping around the Lompoc wine ghetto. Planning to taste at Palmina, Samsara Wines, Arcadian Winery and Bratcher Winery and Piedrasassi Wine & B... Read More
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Lots of light coming through the glass suggest, perhaps incorrectly, a medium-bodied red winea la a Pinot Noir. Something of a vegetative (green bell pepper or asparagus) and nutty (almond/walnut) nose. Initial mouth sensation supports the medium-body forecast. Then red cherry flavor with a thickness like caramel. After a few sips I realize t... Read More
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That night, Fox News commentators were in frenzy. Glazing over the fact that the
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commentators excoriated the Democrats, accusing them of playing games in a time of
national crisis. The government had to be restored, they said, and only a vote on Matt
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the country to demonstrate in front of the Senate.
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questions. Her pollster told her that night that her favorability ratings were plummeting.
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