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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
March 16, 2013 from 12pm to 5pm – Electric Works Sheffield Zine Fest 2013 will have stalls, workshops, exhibitions and cake! Come along, it's free. Organized by Bettie Walker | Type: fest
August 26, 2012 from 12pm to 5pm – William Way Community Center An event for women (and dude feminists) to talk about how zines have shaped their view of the world. There will be workshops and raffles, good music and new friends. Organized by rad feminists | Type: feminist, zine, fest
November 13, 2011 from 12pm to 6pm – The Rotunda Nine Years Running! Yes, yes, y'all! The Fest showcases local artists and zinesters, as well as zine distros, bringing DIY, radical, whimsical, and artistic small press publications to the public. Ra… Organized by Sarah Arr! | Type: zine, fest
October 8, 2011 all day – Gay Community Center of Richmond The 2011 Richmond Zine Fest is coming!! More info to follow! Save the date: October 8, 2011! Organized by Nicole Introvert | Type: zine, fest
March 25, 2011 at 2pm to March 27, 2011 at 12am – Columbia College, Quimby's, 826 visit www.chicagozinefest.org for more info, everyone invite your friends! this is going to be an awesome two days, can't wait to see you all!!! Organized by leslie perrine | Type: zine, fest, reading, workshop
December 11, 2010 from 10am to 4pm – Berkeley City College Hello Bay Area! As a d.i.y kick in the ass to the holiday shopping season and a way to discover those lovely treasures to wile away the long winter nights, zinesters Tomas Moniz of Rad Dad Zine and… Organized by tomas moniz | Type: zine, fest
October 16, 2010 from 11am to 6pm – The Gay Community Center of Richmond Richmond Zine Fest - October 16, 2010 at the Gay Community Center of Richmond! Registration is now available at http://www.richmondzinefest.org We are also looking for people to host workshops at t… Organized by NicoleIntrovert | Type: zine, fest
November 6, 2009 at 7pm to November 7, 2009 at 5pm – Gallery 5 We are happy to announce that the planning of Richmond Zine Fest for 2009 is underway! A date and venue have been confirmed! The Richmond Zine Fest will take place on November 6th from 7 PM til 11… Organized by NicoleIntrovert | Type: zine, fest
August 23, 2009 from 11am to 6pm – SF Country Fair Building in Golden Gate Park It's a FREE annual two-day conference for independent and underground publishing. Exhibitors come from all over the West Coast, and while the focus is on zines, all walks of DIY life are represented… Organized by Family Style, Monkey + Seal, New Lights Press, Miromi, and more! | Type: zine, fest, festival, zines
May 16, 2009 from 2pm to 10pm – Caroline Collective Free Admission. Cheap table space ($4 for 1/3, $6 for 1/2, $12 for full until March 12. $10 for 1/2 table and $20 for full table after March 12). Zines, minicomics, and other forms of alternative, u… Organized by shane | Type: zine, fest, exhibition, workshops


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Bellevue, WA
Nalini is a professional dancer, choreographer and teacher in the greater Seattle area. She is known for captivating audiences with her technical skill, emotionally expressive performances, and compelling choreographs.
Her repertoire includes belly dance, Bollywood, and Russian Gypsy dance. She is a world-renowned artist whose awards include:
- "National Championship of Belly Dance" Grand Champion 2003, Russia
- Best Soloist of the Year 2004, Russia (an award judging soloists from all dance styles)
- "Belly Dancer USA" People's Choice 1st Place 2007
- "Belly Dancer USA" 2nd Place 2007 and 2010
- "Belly Dancer USA" People's Choice 1st Place 2010
Nalini is the founder and director of the Blue Lotus Dance Company, a professional company that performs throughout the region. Under her direction, Blue Lotus has become an award-winning company, receiving 1st Place in "La Danse Orientale Belly Dance Competition" and "Belly Dancer USA" in 2010.
In addition to Blue Lotus, Nalini directs two student performance ensembles -- Jewels of Fire and Willow Moon.

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Two of the things I like least about Vista: (Issue #1) The inability to convince Windows that I want the columns in Explorer to be MY choice, instead of the columns it arbitrarily decides is better. And yes, I know there's a way to TELL it ... but it misbehaves, for lack of a better word. (Issue #2) If your Explorer Window include the Preview Panel, the file in its focus cannot be moved, changed, or deleted. For anyone who hasn't experienced this nuisance ... it's pretty simple: You use Explorer to locate a TIF file (for example) that you want to open. You click to open it in Photoshop, make a change to the file, and then hit SAVE. Sorry ... can't do it! Reason: The preview thumbnail is still visible in the Explorer window, buried under Photoshop. Major pain in the neck.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 3,861–3,870 out of 15,106 events
from September 12, 2013 (x) to January 20, 2018
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Garden Grooves
at Greene Acres Community Garden, Brooklyn
6:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Enjoy the soothing sounds of live music from local musicians in the comfort of New York Restoration Project's outdoor spaces.
Category: Concerts
Family Camping: Central Park, Manhattan
at Central Park, Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.
Space is limited and participants are chosen by lottery. Registration opens from June 29 to July 6.
Category: Nature, Family Camping
Family Camping Staten Island: Blue Heron Park, Staten Island
at Blue Heron Nature Center (in Blue Heron Park), Staten Island
6:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.
Space is limited and participants are chosen by lottery.Registration opens from June 29 to July 6.
Category: Nature, Family Camping
Gibney Dance in Brooklyn Bridge Park
at Pier 1 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Join us for sunset performances on the river, class in the grass, and other dance happenings set against the Manhattan skyline.
Category: Dance
Dreamland Roller Disco Skate Party
at Beach 108th Street Roller Rink (in Rockaway Beach Boardwalk), Queens
7:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Skate to incredible retro 70s, 80s, and 90s skate classics as the sun sets, the wave of the ocean crash beside you, and the salty sea air drifts through the rink.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Best for Kids, Outdoor Fitness, Summer Sports Experience
Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens
at The Crotona Park Amphitheater (in Crotona Park), Bronx
7:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Three decades after the defeat of the Galactic Empire, a new threat arises. The First Order attempts to rule the galaxy and only a ragtag group of heroes can stop them.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies
Classical Theatre of Harlem Presents Macbeth
at Richard Rodgers Amphitheater (in Marcus Garvey Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
See a free performance of this classic Shakespeare play in Marcus Garvey Park.
Category: Theater, Free Summer Theater, Shakespeare in the Parks
Movies Under the Stars: Frozen
at Highbridge Recreation Center (in Highbridge Park), Manhattan
8:30 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
After Arendelle is cast into eternal winter by Snow Queen Elsa, her sprightly sister Anna teams up with a rough-hewn mountaineer and his trusty reindeer to break the icy spell.
Category: Film, Best for Kids, Movies Under the Stars
Movies Under the Stars: Shaolin Soccer
at Bowne Playground, Queens
8:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Join NYC Parks and the New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment for a free film!
Category: Film, Best for Kids, Free Summer Movies, Movies Under the Stars
Movies Under the Stars: Star Wars - The Force Awakens
at Crotona Park, Bronx
8:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Thirty years after the defeat of the Galactic Empire, the galaxy faces a new threat from the evil Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) and the First Order. When a defector named Finn crash-lands on a desert planet, he meets Rey, a tough scavenger whose droid contains a top-secret map...
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Art Class??.... I want to paint!
SO .. where do you recommend I take an art class? I know absolutely nothing about painting so it would have to be a beginner's class! ... I tried learning from a DVD, can't do it! ............ Any suggestions besides the Downtown area? (They cost a bundle!!) ...
i've looked. i haven't found anything really affordable. which really sucks because i want to take my kids to one. they watch me paint but i don't want them using my stuff because it's hard to clean up. i'll have to get them some watercolors or washable paints..
See... perfect business for someone who can paint! Because there aren't any around in ORlando without going to DT where they charge an arm and a leg! LOL!


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Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
I had not seen this article, thanks Roanoke.
Actually a pretty good interview from Dez.
I wish I could bash Bryant for his comments, but everything he stated is what you want a player for your team to say.
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Nine years ago, Kathleen Wynne was a social activist-turned school trustee who handily knocked off a sitting cabinet minister to earn a seat in the Ontario legislature. On Saturday evening, she made history on two fronts: as the first woman chosen to lead Ontario's government and the first openly gay premier in the nation's history.
After three rounds of voting, she stormed past Sandra Pupatello at the Ontario Liberal leadership convention in Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens, defeating her chief rival 1,150 to 866 to succeed Dalton McGuinty.
When the results were announced, she joined hands with Ms. Pupatello and raised them in the air, as her supporters' cheers swelled to a deafening roar.
"Believe it or not, this was the easy part," Ms. Wynne said, acknowledging the troubles the government faces in navigating a minority parliament, reaching labour peace with teachers and dealing with an $11.9-billion deficit.
In a display of unity, she called all the other leadership candidates, and then Liberal caucus members on to the stage.
"Thank you Sandra for your energy, for your passion, for your dedication to the party. I'm going to need you," she said. At the end, she called up Mr. McGuinty, who clasped her hand.
In her concession speech, Ms. Pupatello was equally gracious: "Tonight, we made history – our final ballot had two women on it," she said. "From the beginning, we had the boys on the run."
Ms. Pupatello, a former cabinet minister from Windsor, Ont., was seen as the choice of the party's establishment and led on the first two ballots. The turning point came after the second round of voting, when candidates Charles Sousa and Gerard Kennedy came over to Ms. Wynne's camp.
Ms. Wynne met with Mr. Sousa in an arena bathroom to hammer out a deal. Originally, he and Mr. Kennedy planned to cross over to Ms. Wynne together.
But Mr. Kennedy led his supporters out of the stands and into a nearby hallway to discuss his decision with them. They were still talking when Mr. Sousa and his entourage crossed the convention floor to Ms. Wynne's side. After some 20 minutes, Mr. Kennedy emerged as well and, surrounded by a crush of supporters, made his way over to Ms. Wynne. As he climbed the stairs leading to her balcony, Ms. Wynne stepped out to meet him.
The pair joined with Mr. Sousa and Eric Hoskins, the last-place finisher on the first ballot, who moved to support Ms. Wynne. The four stood on Ms. Wynne's balcony, waving to a mass of ecstatic supporters below.
A policy wonk with a laid-back, likeable persona, Ms. Wynne successfully pitched herself as a woman ready to govern, promising to bring the legislature back next month and push forward the party's agenda by working with the opposition.
Despite concerns she was too low-key to fight her way to victory, Ms. Wynne turned in a formidable performance at the convention, with a raucous entrance that saw her supporters dancing on-stage, followed by a speech that combined personal anecdotes with partisan rhetoric.
She also addressed, head-on, the worry some Liberals had expressed that an openly-gay candidate could not win a general election. She pointed out that the other candidates – a Portuguese-Canadian, an Indo-Canadian, a Catholic and a woman – would once have been thought unelectable.
"I don't believe the people of Ontario judge their leaders on the basis of race, colour or sexual orientation," she said to loud cheers from her supporters. "I don't believe they hold that prejudice in their hearts."
There had been debate in Ms. Wynne's camp over whether the topic should be in her speech, but campaign insiders say she insisted on including it.
It was fitting that Ms. Wynne's victory came in large part because of her conciliatory style.
Born and raised in Richmond Hill, Ont., a city north of Toronto, the 59-year-old made her career as a professional mediator. She got into politics by way of activism, joining one group opposing the merger of several municipalities into a single city of Toronto and another advocating for better public education during the 1990s cutbacks of then-premier Mike Harris.
Elected a school trustee in 2000, she went to Queen's Park in 2003 after unseating Tory minister David Turnbull. That same election was the one that brought Mr. McGuinty to power, and Ms. Wynne's star rose quickly. She became education minister in 2006, working on the government's signature full-day kindergarten program. Ms. Wynne later served in the transportation and municipal affairs portfolios.
Ms. Pupatello and Ms. Wynne emerged as the front runners early in the race. But Ms. Pupatello's insistence on getting a seat before recalling the legislature put her at odds with many of her rivals. She retired from provincial politics in 2011 after 16 years as an MPP. Other contenders were anxious to re-open the legislature, which has been prorogued since mid-October.
The fact that Ms. Wynne has a seat in the legislature, and her policies focusing on eliminating the deficit while leaving nobody behind, played a role in the third and fourth place finishers endorsing her.
"I'm trying to send a signal that we want to get the house back as soon as possible," Mr. Sousa told reporters. "We're in a minority situation. I believe the public is looking for leadership on that score."
Mr. Kennedy told reporters that Ms. Wynne's desire to help the vulnerable and restore labour peace with the province's teachers resonated with him.
"I was trying to win right up to half an hour before the [second ballot] vote was announced," he said. "I realized that my path was pretty much in jeopardy."
Mr. Kennedy, a former MPP and cabinet minister, said he has not yet decided whether to run in the next election, at which point Ms. Wynne leaned over and said, "if you want to know whether we have a spot in cabinet, yeah we do."
She said she is delighted with the endorsements of three of her rivals, including Eric Hoskins.
"We're going to form a great government," she said.
Ms. Pupatello won the support of 39.4 per cent of delegates on the second ballot, giving her a three percentage point lead over Ms. Wynne.
Ms. Pupatello picked up an additional 218 votes, leaving her with 817. Ms. Wynne added another 153, bringing her tally to 750.
Mr. Kennedy trailed a distant third with 281 votes, Mr. Sousa with 203 and Harinder Takhar, who pledged his support to Ms. Pupatello after the first ballot, took just 18.
The two front runners each picked up the support of a lower-placed candidate minutes after finishing a hair's breadth apart in the first round of voting.
Results of the first ballot had Ms. Pupatello with 599 votes, just two ahead of Ms. Wynne, with 597.
As soon as the first ballot results were announced, supporters of the remaining candidates began chanting "We want Eric!" Mr. Hoskins and advisors huddled in his booth, as delegates gathered on the convention floor below, shouting his name.
Health Minister Deb Matthews, one of Ms. Wynne's campaign co-chairs, was spotted in his booth. Shortly after, former premier David Peterson, standing near Mr. Hoskins, turned to give Ms. Wynne what appeared to be a thumbs-up. Mr. Hoskins, however, kept everyone guessing by walking halfway across the convention floor before turning around and leading his delegates to Ms. Wynne. She walked halfway down the staircase leading to her booth and the pair embraced.
Just minutes later, Mr. Takhar took everyone by surprise by crossing over to Ms. Pupatello, even after his own staff insisted he wasn't going anywhere. His change of mind came too late to remove his name from the second ballot.
Party insiders said Mr. Takhar's sudden move was motivated by Ms. Wynne's "momentum changing" speech. Many speculated that he had cut a deal with Ms. Pupatello, who was anxious to regain a wider lead over her chief rival.
"People have their own motivations," said one of Ms. Wynne's supporters.
Ms. Pupatello denied to reporters that she offered anything to Mr. Takhar in return for his support.
Mr. Takhar, for his part, said it was Ms. Pupatello's focus on jobs and the economy that lead him to endorse her.
The convention's more than 2,000 delegates are made up mostly of representatives elected by party members in each of the province's 107 ridings, plus 419 party brass.
Outside, thousands of protesters, most of them teachers and public-sector union members, protested Mr. McGuinty's move to impose contracts on teachers earlier this month.
And after Ms. Wynne's victory, the opposition was quick to warn that the road ahead would be difficult.
In a statement, PC leader Tim Hudak said he looked forward to meeting with Ms. Wynne on Monday to discuss eliminating the province's deficit.
New Democratic Party Leader Andrea Horwath said in a statement she looks forward to Ms. Wynne recalling the legislature without delay.
"Now, more than ever it's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work on the challenges facing Ontario families," she said.
Editor's note: Kathleen Wynne was born and raised in Richmond Hill. An earlier version of this article incorrectly said she is from Newmarket, Ont. This version has been corrected.Report Typo/Error
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[Video] EXO Shares What Went Down During Thailand Promotions
From July 26 to July 29, the EXO members headed to Thailand for its promotions.
For the fans who could not be there with them, the EXO members shared what went down in Thailand through a video.
From filming television shows to greeting fans at fansignings, the EXO members kept smiles on their faces as they fulfilled all of their Thailand schedules. Fans poured out their love for the group everywhere it went.
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Equestrian Trails
There are nearly 200 miles of trails open to equestrian riders within Michigan state parks, recreation areas and state forests and eight equestrian campgrounds.
State parks and recreation areas with equestrian trails and amenities:
- Bass River Recreation Area - 6 miles of trails are shared with mountain bikes and hikers
- Brighton Recreation Area - 18 miles of trails, riding rentals, a stable, equestrian camping and a staging area
- Fort Custer Recreation Area - 12 miles of trails are shared with hiker
- Highland Recreation Area – 12 miles of trails, riding rentals, a stable and equestrian camping
- Ionia State Recreation Area - 15 miles of trails and equestrian camping
- Lakelands Trail State Park – 13-mile linear trail shared with other uses (equestrian riders use south side of the trail)
- Maybury State Park - 11 miles of bridle trails, riding rentals and a stable
- Ortonville Recreation Area – 8.5 miles of trails and equestrian camping
- Pinckney Recreation Area – 8 miles of trails, a staging area and a stable
- Pontiac Lake State Recreation Area – 17 miles of trails, equestrian camping, riding rentals and a stable
- Proud Lake Recreation Area – 9 miles of equestrian/mountain bike trail
- Sleepy Hollow State Park - 10.2 miles of trails
- Waterloo Recreation Area – 15 miles of trails, riding rentals and equestrian camping
- Yankee Springs Recreation Area – trails and equestrian camping
Equestrian-Friendly Campgrounds:
- 4 Mile Trail Camp
- Big Oaks State Forest Campground
- Black Lake Trail Camp
- Brighton-Equestrian
- Elk Hill Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail Camp
- Garey Lake Trail Camp
- Goose Creek Trail Camp
- Highland-Rustic and Equestrian
- Hopkins Creek Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail Camp
- Ionia Equestrian-Rustic
- Ortonville-Equestrian
- Pontiac-Equestrian
- Rapid River Trail Camp
- Scheck's Place Trail Camp
- Stoney Creek Trail Camp
- Walsh Road Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail Camp
- Waterloo-Equestrian
Riding stables with rentals
Riding stables that offer rentals are available at four southeastern Michigan state parks or recreation areas. These facilities are privately operated so prices, hours and regulations will vary by location. The stables include:
- Horse N Around Riding Stable at Waterloo
- Brighton Recreation Area Riding Stables
- Maybury Riding Stable
Volunteer efforts
Many dedicated volunteers help maintain equestrian trails, plan special events and organize clean-up efforts. Michigan state parks are self-supporting and rely on user fees and dedicated volunteers to help protect and preserve these scenic areas. Consider joining the efforts of these important partners:
- Brighton Trail Riders Association
- Fort Custer Horse Friends Association
- Highland Trail Riders Association
- Maybury Trail Riders Association
- Ortonville Recreation Equestrian Association
- Pontiac Lake Horseman's Association
- Proud Lake Trail Riders Association
- Sleepy Hollow Trail Riders Association
- Waterloo Horsemen's Association
- Yankee Springs Trail Riders Association


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Doctor insights on:
Colon Cleanse Ambien
What is a colon cleanse?
You don't need it: Your colon keeps itself clean naturally. If someone tells you that you may feel sick because of "toxic bowel settlement" or something similar and that you need a fancy laxative or bizarre enema, ignore that person. Please be careful. If you buy into the idea of needing to do weird things to "cleanse" yourself, you'll never feel well again. Find an evidence-based holist instead. Best wishes. ...Read more
Colon (Definition)
The colon is another term for the large intestine. This is the final portion of the digestive system, responsible for absorbing water and storing stool before evacuation. It is divided into sections described as cecum; ascending, transverse, descending and ...Read more
What are the best colon cleanse products?
Good hi fiber: diet, 80-100 oz caffeine free/alcohol free fluid daily; more if you do strenuous activity. Do NOT waste your money on colon cleansers as they are not needed and potentially harmful in the short and long term. ...Read more
Drink while I am on colon cleanse?
Bad Medicine: Amazing. Here is your question as a physician see's it. I want to live healthy and I am undergoing a colon cleanse to get rid of toxins and such. But, I have to drink. I think that drinking alcohol is going to counter balance any thing you are attempting to do with a cleanse. If you cannot go for even one day without drinking perhaps we should start there and not with a colon cleanse. ...Read more
Can i take colon cleanse with food?
No: that defeats the purpose. The colon cleanse is supposed to cleanse the colon. If you eat while on the cleanse, you're undoing what the cleanse is doing. You stop eating before starting the cleanse. You resume eating and drinking after the colon test or whatever other reason for the cleanse. ...Read more
Hi can I take colon cleanse with propanolol?
Don't waste health: Healthtap physicians have repeatedly addressed this subject with a clear "no" answer to your question.There is virtually no value to colon flushes, cleansers, enemas, irrigation machines when the technique is accomplished to "detox" or eliminate "accumulated waste." the "no" response also applies to liver detoxes! there are few real health benefits, but sigificant unjustified risk. Don't "cleanse" ...Read more
Docs can you explain what is a colon cleanse?
See details: People give themselves various laxatives and enemas in the erroneous belief that it serves some useful purpose. ...Read more
I purchased tea for colon cleanse is that safe?
Likely just laxative: Most of these teas contain senna (cascara), which is a natural stimulant laxative. It is fine to use once in a while for occasional constipation, but chronic use can cause your colon to become dependent on the chemical to move at all. There really isn't anything in there "cleansing" your colon. Just making you have a bowel movement. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What is the best remedy to do a colon cleanse?
Do not favor this: I do not recommend colon cleansing as a routine procedure. ...Read more
At what age is it a good idea to get a colon cleanse?
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Please describe a good, safe colon cleanse, detox product?
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Posted by Lindsey Pickett on June 11, 2013
Graduating senior Patricia Liu, a communication major and theatre minor, spent her four years at Aurora University immersing herself in the opportunities that the campus had to offer. Through her involvements, she found a community of friends and the chance to grow and transform as a leader, performer and team player.
"My involvements have contributed to my success at AU by learning to work hard, time manage and overall be a better communicator," Patricia said.
While at AU, Patricia was a dedicated student who spent her time working in all areas of theatre. She built sets, ran sound, was on the running crew and also appeared on stage. She previously performed in the AU production Lend Me a Tenor and also played Pearl in this year's spring production, These Shining Lives.
Patricia was the recipient of the 2013 Stanley H. Perry Performing Arts Award, an honor that was awarded to her for her involvement in the performing arts and the significant contribution she made to the performing arts during her academic career at AU.
"I am extremely grateful to receive this honor," said Patricia. "I am especially thankful for Professor Curran and Professor Roush for making me a well-rounded performer of the arts."
Along with her involvement in theatre, Patricia participated in InterVarsity Christian Felllowship and The Actor's and Playwright's Society, was a member of the women's lacrosse team, and worked as a radio DJ for AU's student run radio station SpartanCast. She also was a member of Phi Eta Sigma, was on the Dean's List spring semester 2012 and received the Crimi Scholarship for Academic Achievement.


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Some groups chatter up a storm. It's virtually nonstop conversation. (Though sometimes it appears to be one person doing most of the talking.)
Others roll or run along without a word.
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U.S. Naval War College (NWC) Professors Pat Sweeney and Mark Seaman visited U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM) Headquarters Jan. 26 to 27, to examine USPACOM's recent experience in developing a new strategy and creating a supporting theater campaign plan.
"The knowledge gained from this meeting with the PACOM planners will enhance the JMO curriculum and improve faculty and student awareness of one combatant command's approach to theater planning," said Sweeney. Both Sweeney and Seaman teach in NWC's Joint Military Operations (JMO) Department.
Published in November 2008, the new USPACOM strategy serves as the primary blueprint for enhancing U.S. relationships and the capability of allies and regional partners to address shared challenges and leverage opportunities provided in the Asia-Pacific.
USPACOM was the first combatant command to have its theater campaign plan approved by the Secretary of Defense. The plan fulfills the Global Employment of the Force (GEF) requirement for combatant commands to operationalize theater strategies and meld contingency plans and security cooperation requirements into a single coherent document.
The USPACOM staff offered insights into the intricacies involved in such a complex task. In addition, the JMO faculty members were updated on the roles of two other key members of the USPACOM team - the Standing Joint Force Headquarters (SJFHQ) and the Joint Interagency Coordination Group (JIACG).
The SJFHQ, while maintaining currency in its primary role as an immediate capability to augment a Joint Task Force (JTF) in the event of a crisis in the USPACOM Area of Responsibility (AOR), also fulfills a role as the organization that assesses the theater campaign plan's effectiveness. Since few issues in a combatant command's AOR are simply military in nature, the JIACG has one of the most challenging requirements in USPACOM. Providing an interagency perspective in a military headquarters requires patience and perseverance.
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Book IX.
Containing Twelve Hours.
Chapter 1.
Of those who lawfully may, and of those who may not, write such histories as
Among other good uses for which I have thought proper to institute these several
introductory chapters, I have considered them as a kind of mark or stamp, which
may hereafter enable a very indifferent reader to distinguish what is true and
genuine in this historic kind of writing, from what is false and counterfeit. Indeed,
it seems likely that some such mark may shortly become necessary, since the
favourable reception which two or three authors have lately procured for their
works of this nature from the public, will probably serve as an encouragement to
many others to undertake the like. Thus a swarm of foolish novels and monstrous
romances will be produced, either to the great impoverishing of booksellers, or to
the great loss of time and depravation of morals in the reader; nay, often to the
spreading of scandal and calumny, and to the prejudice of the characters of
many worthy and honest people.
I question not but the ingenious author of the Spectator was principally induced
to prefix Greek and Latin mottos to every paper, from the same consideration of
guarding against the pursuit of those scribblers, who having no talents of a writer
but what is taught by the writing-master, are yet nowise afraid nor ashamed to
assume the same titles with the greatest genius, than their good brother in the
fable was of braying in the lion's skin.
By the device therefore of his motto, it became impracticable for any man to
presume to imitate the Spectators, without understanding at least one sentence
in the learned languages. In the same manner I have now secured myself from
the imitation of those who are utterly incapable of any degree of reflection, and
whose learning is not equal to an essay.
I would not be here understood to insinuate, that the greatest merit of such
historical productions can ever lie in these introductory chapters; but, in fact,
those parts which contain mere narrative only, afford much more encouragement
to the pen of an imitator, than those which are composed of observation and
reflection. Here I mean such imitators as Rowe was of Shakespear, or as Horace
hints some of the Romans were of Cato, by bare feet and sour faces.
To invent good stories, and to tell them well, are possibly very rare talents, and
yet I have observed few persons who have scrupled to aim at both: and if we
examine the romances and novels with which the world abounds, I think we may
fairly conclude, that most of the authors would not have attempted to show their
teeth (if the expression may be allowed me) in any other way of writing; nor could
indeed have strung together a dozen sentences on any other subject whatever.
Scribimus indocti doctique passim,[*]
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Independent scientist and inventor James Lovelock is best known for proposing the Gaia hypothesis, which holds that Earth's biosphere and environment make up a complex, evolving system that can be thought of as a living organism. His most recent book is The Vanishing Face of Gaia: A Final Warning (Basic Books, 2009).
Could you tell us a bit about yourself?
I am a 90-year-old scientist and consequently old-fashioned. As did scientists two or more centuries ago, I work in my own laboratory, make my own expeditions and almost never seek or take funds. It would help to be wealthy, but instead I pay for my research in the way an artist does, by selling advice or small pieces of hardware. Such a way of life has left me free to exercise my curiosity and work on topics, such as the Gaia theory and the abundance of CFCs and other gases in the atmosphere, at a time when such research was unpopular. For the past 32 years I have worked from my home laboratory in rural West Devon. The nearest neighbor is one kilometer distant. To sustain an academic connection I have been since 1991 an honorary visiting Fellow of Green College, Oxford University, and since 1974 a Fellow of the Royal Society.
What books are you currently reading (or have you just finished reading) for your work or for pleasure? Why did you choose them, and what do you think of them?
For work, I am currently reading A Climate Modelling Primer, by Ann Henderson-Sellers and Kendal McGuffie (Wiley, 2005). I chose this book because I am trying to discover how seriously we are in love with our models of the climate. I suspect that scientists are losing hands-on familiarity with the natural world, and I wonder how far out of touch we are. I know and respect the authors and use their book as a guide. I have just read for pleasure No Country for Old Men, by Cormac McCarthy (Knopf, 2005). I chose it when browsing in a bookshop, because it was fiction set in West Texas, an area I grew to know and like when I lived for three years in Houston. I found it a deeply moving and scary book that left me wishing for a sequel.
When and where do you usually read (specific location, time of day, etc.)?
I read fiction in bed at night, research papers and books in the morning before or just after breakfast, and general nonfiction, including newspapers and journals, during breaks.
Who are your favorite writers (fiction, nonfiction or poetry)? Why?
My favorite fiction writer is Graham Greene, my favorite nonfiction writer is Mary Midgley, and my favorite poet is Philip Larkin. Graham Greene writes beautifully, and his characters and plots are as intriguing now as when they were created. Mary Midgley is a philosopher whose thoughts and ideas inspire me and whose writing is clear and rewarding to read. And Philip Larkin is the poet who moves me most.
What are the three best books you've ever read? Explain.
First, George Orwell's Animal Farm (1945). It was the book that made me see the flaws of Marxism when I was in the intensely left-wing student world in the 1940s. But it was much more than a political tract; it was also a wonderful story. My next choice is Fundamental Algorithms, the first volume in Donald Knuth's Art of Computer Programming (Addison-Wesley, 1968). He confirmed what I had suspected—namely, that composing programs for a digital computer is just like composing poetry or music. Like all good art, a good program is an exercise in the purging of superfluity. My third choice is A Confederacy of Dunces, by John Kennedy Toole (Louisiana State University Press, 1980). I surely hope that Ignatius Reilly was not hurt in the New Orleans flood caused by Hurricane Katrina.
What book has influenced you most? Explain how.
When I was about 14 or 15 years old, I read J. B. S. Haldane's essay "On Being the Right Size" (1926). This essay, more than any other, set the course of my life as a scientist. Haldane was a hands-on polymath who showed me how to hypothesise and then test by experiment—even, if necessary, on myself.
Name three books you want to read but haven't gotten to yet.
Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species (1859), Tolstoy's War and Peace (1869) and the Adobe Photoshop CS4 manual.
What book recommendations do you have for young readers?
I would recommend to young readers Steven Strogatz's book Sync: The Emerging Science of Spontaneous Order (2003). It captures the essence of some of the deepest of modern science in a way that is familiar and comfortable. Like the best of science books, it captures the sense of wonder without which I do not see how one can be a scientist.
What science book recommendations do you have for nonscientists?
For nonscientists I will be cheeky and recommend my first book, Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth (Oxford University Press, 1979). This book was composed on the side of a mountain in Ireland, and I had in mind an intelligent woman who was not a scientist. It worked better than I could have imagined with one woman who read it—we met, and she is now my beloved wife.
Name one book in your discipline that you would recommend for scientists outside your field. Explain your choice.
I do not have a formal discipline, but as an earth system scientist I would strongly recommend to both earth and life scientists Donald Riggs's book Control Theory and Physiological Feedback Mechanisms (Williams and Wilkins, 1970). Understanding the earth system, or Gaia, is closely similar to understanding the physiology of an animal like a human. Riggs's book brings the fundamentals of control theory to human physiology and can readily be mapped onto the application of control theory to earth system science.
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Saturday, September 13, 2003
A Colorado Mountain College program is striving to put the community back into community college.
The Alpine Enrichment Program, a fall and spring series of seminars and book discussions, begins its third season Wednesday with a slightly revised format but the same goal.
"We really want to show the community that we're here to try to intellectually enrich and challenge it in some way," said Janie Swartz, CMC professor and co-founder of the Alpine Enrichment Program. "We try to offer different topics, forums and educational venues for the community."
Swartz and Alpine Campus Dean Robert Ritschel initiated the program two years ago, and they say its popularity is gradually growing.
"We've been very pleased with the reception from the community," Ritschel said. "We think this will be a program that will last a long time."
Part of the attraction of the Alpine Enrichment Program is that its seminars address a wide range of issues and interests, Ritschel said.
Seminar topics slated for the fall schedule include a look at foreign intelligence challenges in the 21st century, a tour of Routt County pictographs, a discussion of ethics and a sneak screening of a short film on tap dancing produced by the former director of the TV series "Matlock."
Each seminar and book discussion will be led by a resident, Swartz said.
The area's highly educated population fits the Alpine Enrichment Program well, Ritschel said.
"The people who come here oftentimes are highly educated and are looking to not only learn more but also share the knowledge they have," Ritschel said.
This fall, the program has revamped its book discussion group, called Novel Ideas, to focus solely on the work of local authors. The Steamboat Springs area is home to at least 50 published authors, Swartz said, and at least three of them will lead Novel Ideas discussions, during which they will talk about their books' content and the writing and publishing processes.
"It's going to be a lot of fun to showcase our local authors," Swartz said.
Alpine Enrichment programs are open to the public, and all but one are free. Seminars and book discussions typically are held at 7 p.m. Wednesday evenings in Bogue Hall, Room 300, the Bryan King Room.
"It's a very comfortable atmosphere," Swartz said. "A lot of people, once they come, they continue to come."
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With most of their fans demanding the return of Phil Jackson, the Los Angeles Lakers sprang a surprise on Monday by naming former Phoenix Suns and New York Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni to replace Mike Brown.
Hall of Fame coach Jackson, the 11-time NBA championship winner, had been widely expected to come out of retirement to lead the Lakers for a third time but the Lakers instead opted for the offense-minded D'Antoni.
According to the Los Angeles Times, talks with the heavily favoured Jackson broke down after the veteran coach made significant demands, including a stake in team ownership.
Jackson, 67, compiled a 1,155-485 record in 20 NBA seasons, winning six NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan followed by five more in two separate stints with the Lakers.
D'Antoni, 61, has signed a three-year deal for $12 million, with the Lakers holding an option for a fourth year, local media reported.
"Lakers owner Dr. Jerry Buss, executive vice president Jim Buss and general manager Mitch Kupchak were unanimous that D'Antoni was the best coach for the team at this time," Lakers spokesman John Black said in a statement.
D'Antoni is expected to be formally introduced as the 24th Lakers head coach this week, most likely on Tuesday or Wednesday, Black added.
"Knowing his style of play and given the current make-up of our roster, we feel Mike is a great fit, are excited to have him as our next head coach and hope he will help our team reach its full potential," Kupchak said. Continued...


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Located in Carbondale, Best Western Saluki Inn is close to Railroaders Memorial and Southern Illinois University. This hotel is within the vicinity of Hickory Ridge Public Golf Center and John A. Logan College.
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There's been a bit of activity on the Atlas/Seaboard list of late wanting to know exactly what was published/reprinted here in Australia, Atlas wise. Find that out isn't as easy a task as it might first appear. Fellow Gredown enthusiast Spiros Xenos has been collecting titles and information from a number of collectors in regards to the various Gredown comics that appeared in Australia, and I'd hazard a guess that the bulk, if not all, of the Atlas/Seaboard material appeared in Gredowns. However, having said that, I can't be entirely sure of this and I'm not totally convinced. I've seen Warren material, for example, appear in their own dedicated lines (Vampirella, Creepy, Eerie etc etc) as published by Page and yet Warren material also turns up in Gredown books (Monster Factory). Same with Skywald. Hell Rider appears in Australia as a Gredown title, yet Skywald material also appears under the Page imprint. Charlton material suffers the same fate, as do other publishers such as Media/Stanmore, DC, Atlas/Timely, Fawcett, Archie, ACG and a host of others from the Golden, Silver and Modern ages. It may never be possible to track all of these stories down, at least until all the Gredowns released have been accounted for, but there's enough scope to have a good shot at it, plus we have a series of good starting points. Here's a list of all the known reprinted Atlas/Seaboard stories, where they appeared originally and where they appeared in the Gredown reprints.
Published twice, once as a $0.40 title and then again as a $1.00 reprint.
The Brute reprints the following Atlas stories:
Night Of The Brute (Brute; The #1)
Attack Of The Reptile Men (Brute; The #2)
Live or Let Die (Brute; The #3)
The Bog Beast: The Fifty Dollar Body (Tales Of Evil #2)
You can read more about The Brute here.
$0.40 cover price, possibly reprinted (reprint not yet verified).
Ironjaw reprints the following Atlas stories:
The Saga Of Ironjaw (Ironjaw #1)*
Ironjaw The King (Ironjaw #2)
The Wolf-Cowled Head-Hunters Of Amun-Rak (Ironjaw #3)
And Who Will Forge A Jaw Of Iron? (Ironjaw #4)
Requiem For A Werewolf! (Tales Of Evil #2)
*NOTE: Ironjaw #1 only reprinted the splash page to this story, as the end page for the book. The copy was altered to include a blurb for a second issue of Ironjaw. As there were only two, perhaps three stories left it's also possible that a second volume of Ironjaw could have appeared, padded out with other Atlas material. However the Australian Ironjaw did not reprint the entire first Ironjaw story.
$0.50 cover price, possibly reprinted (I'm sure I've seen the $1.00 variant).
Morlock 2001 reprinted the following Atlas stories:
The Coming Of Morlock (Morlock 2001 #1)
Morlock Must Be Destroyed (Morlock 2001 #2)
Then Came The Midnight Man (Morlock 2001 #3)
As with The Brute, this book reprinted the entire run of Morlock. The book was padded out with two Charlton stories:
Minotaur (The Many Ghosts of Dr. Graves #59)
The Knight: Operation Rotten Apple (E-Man #1)
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Published twice, $0.50 and $1.00 priced issues exist.
The Tarantula contained the following Atlas stories:
Spawn Of The Devil (Tales of Evil #1)
Curse Of The Tarantula (Weird Suspense #1)
The Revenge Of The Spider Witch (Weird Suspense #2)
Mind Over Matter = Murder (Weird Suspense #3)
$0.40, it's very unlikely that this title was reprinted.
Strange Experience #4 contained the following Atlas stories:
The Devil's Procuress (Devilina #2)
Escape from Nine by One (Thrilling Adventure Stories #1)
The Sting of Death (Thrilling Adventure Stories #1)
The Temple of the Spider (Thrilling Adventure Stories #2)
A Second Life (Weird Tales of the Macabre # 1)
Speed Demon (Weird Tales of the Macabre # 1)
Time Lapse (Weird Tales of the Macabre # 1)
Carrion of the Gods (Weird Tales of the Macabre # 2)
Strange Experience appears to be the dumping ground for the bulk of the Atlas material that didn't have it's own dedicated titles (Morlock, Brute, Ironjaw etc etc).
$0.40, it's very unlikely that this title was reprinted.
Strange Experience #5 contained the following Atlas stories:
Dr. Mercurio's Diary (Weird Tales of the Macabre # 2)
A Job Well Done (Thrilling Adventure Stories # 1)
The Kromag Saga: Kromag The Killer (Thrilling Adventure Stories # 1)
The Kromag Saga: The Valley of the Dinosaurs (Thrilling Adventure Stories # 2)
As will be seen some of these stories also appeared in other Australian Gredown comics. This book also reprinted three Charlton stories:
The Lurker In The Pit (Creepy Things #1)
The Grass Is Always Greener (Creepy Things #3)
Journey To Lost Orlaak (Haunted Love #11)
$0.50, it's very unlikely that this title was reprinted.
Strange Experience #7 contained the following Atlas story:
Town Tamer (Thrilling Adventure Stories #2)
The rest of this issue was made up of stories from other publishers, including the following Charlton stories:
The Missionary (Scary Tales #6)
When The Bell Tolled
The Sentry (Beyond The Grave #1)
The Plague (Haunted #22)
These stories also appear, I've not been able to track down their sources as yet:
Oh, My Faithful Yorick!
The House Of No Return
The Creation
THE WEREWOLF PROWLS #nn
$1.00 cover price, published the once.
The Werewolf Prowls contained the following Atlas story:
Requiem For A Werewolf! (Tales of Evil #2)
This book also contained the following, non-Atlas stories:
Inheritance Of Terror
Double Deal
Guest Of Honor! (Ghost Manor #32 - Charlton)
Carnival Moon
The Werewolf Burial
World Of Werewolves
The Beast
The Werewolf Strikes
Night Of The Wolves
$0.55 it's very unlikely that this title was reprinted.
Monsters From Hell contained the following Atlas stories:
Merchants of Evil (Devilina #1)
The Cheese is for the Rats (Weird Tales of the Macabre #1)
This book also contained the following, non-Atlas, stories:
Mask Of The Monster
The Shrunken Monster
Essays Into The Supernatural: The Werewolf
Merchants Of Evil
The Beast From Below
The Blood Blossom
The Thing That Screamed
SKULLS OF DEATH #nn
$1.00 cover price, published the once.
Skulls Of Death contained the following Atlas stories:
The Demon is Dying (Weird Tales of the Macabre #1)
The Staff Of Death (Weird Tales of the Macabre #2)
A Job Well Done (Thrilling Adventure Stories #1)
This book also contained the following, non-Atlas stories:
Stinger (Many Ghosts Of Dr. Graves #60 - Charlton)
Death Of Maria
The Ape With The Flaming Hair!
Sinister Family
Reggie Rides The Rocket!
Out Of Space
Just One day Later!
The Enchanted Tree
The Tomb
$0.50 it's very unlikely that this title was reprinted.
Cry Of The Werewolf contained the following Atlas stories:
Vendetta (Devilina #2)
A Matter of Breeding (Tales of Evil #1)
Tour de Force (Weird Tales of the Macabre #1)
Requiem For A Werewolf! (Tales of Evil #2)
This book also contained the following, non-Atlas, stories:
The Coming Of The Were-Hound
Evil Prowls The Night (Charlton)
The Werewolf's Ghost (Charlton)
Tour De Force
The Monster On The Moors (Charlton)
$0.50 it's very unlikely that this title was reprinted.
Maze Of Monsters #2 contained the following Atlas story:
Capital Punishment (Unpublished by Atlas)
This title also contained the following, non-Atlas, stories:
The Monster Trilogy: Part One Monster X
Mr. Ober's Nightmare (Scary Tales #8)
A Grizzly End (Scary Tales #8)
The Shaman (Haunted #30)
Halloween Scene (Scary Tales #7)
Stinger (The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves #60)
Happy Ending (Ghostly Haunts #52)
$0.50 it's possible that this title was reprinted.
Hell Rider #2 contained the following Atlas story:
Tough Cop (Thrilling Adventure Stories #2)
This title also contained the following Skywald stories:
Hell Rider: Night Of The Vampire Ripper (Hell-Rider #2)
The Wild Bunch: Blood On Their Spokes (Hell-Rider #2)
The Butterfly: Against The Brothers Of The Crimson Cross (Hell-Rider #2)
Hell Rider: Shanghai… 70's Style (Hell-Rider #2)
MIDNIGHT TERROR #nn
$1.00 cover price, published the once.
Midnight Terror contained the following Atlas stories:
Lay Of The Sea (Devilina #1)
Stake Out (Tales of Evil #1)
This title also contained the following non-Atlas stories:
We'll Make Earth A Paradise (ACG)
The Jaws Of The Dragon (Haunted #25 - Charlton)
The China Killers
The Doom Of The Moonlings
The Real Medium
What stands out for me is that I now believe that there are Gredowns out there that reprint the likes of Phoenix, Wulf The Barbarian, Destructor, Scorpion, Tiger-Man, Grim Ghost and possibly the Cougar. Those titles have enough stories to fill the average sized Gredown (anywhere from 48 to 96 pages) and with the discovery of titles like The Brute, Ironjaw, Morlock 2001 and Tarantula it's very likely that the other series were also reprinted. Atlas books like Devilina, Gothic Romances, Tales of Evil etc etc were anthology titles and as stories have popped up in Gredowns already from those books it's also likely that they were also reprinted, but sporadically and not in titles with those names. I've skipped the Vicki books as they were reprints in the first place, also the Movie Magazine books had no comic book related content of note.
One thing I want now is the contents for the first three issues of Strange Experience. I suspect that those books hold a fair degree of Atlas material. Strange Experience #4 is all Atlas, #5 fades off somewhat, so I suspect that issues #1 - #3 inclusive contain Atlas stories.
Feel free to go through what you have and cross reference it to this list - let's see what was reprinted. As more information comes to light I'll post it up and update this list. There's still quite a number of Gredown books to be indexed and there's no real rhyme or reason to them, barring the aforementioned Strange Experience issues. As also previously mentioned, it'd be interesting to see if there were further titles released into the Australian marketplace that were either fully dedicated to Atlas reprints, or unpublished material that has yet to be identified that might be circulating in the covers of books. Until more concrete evidence is unearthed it's all just speculation, but sometimes an educated guess is as good as can be offered.
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Atlas/Seaboard Down Under
Posted by Daniel Best at 3:53:00 pm
Labels: atlas seaboard, Australian Comics, charlton, gredown
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I have the reprint of IRONJAW #1 - no date but it's a $1.00 cover price and adds the blurb BARBARIC TALES OF FURY UNLEASHED! across the top. Also, it looks like the contents differs for the last story-VOYAGE TO HELL instead of REQUIEM FOR A WEREWOLF.
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I came across some old Corbon ammunition in my ammo stash from the late 1980's and decided to shoot it today.
The box is marked .38 spl. 115 grain +p+ @ 1250 fps.
I shot it in my Ruger SP-101 with 2 1/4" barrel.
My WW white box .357 110 grain practice rounds did not come close to the blast and recoil of this Corbon load.
This stuff was smoking. Glad I did not shoot it in the S&W 638.
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Two sub-inspectors, attached to Powai police station, sustained severe injuries on Saturday after they fell from the asbestos roof while chasing two robbers. The incident happened in Tunga village. According to the police, the cops were investigating a case of robbery and had got a tip-off about the whereabouts of two accused from an arrested accused. Noor Ali, a habitual robber, was arrested by the police at around 12 pm on Saturday in connection with a robbery case. On initial interrogation, the accused disclosed the locations of his accomplices. Soon after which a team rushed to the spot near Gaondevi Temple in Tunga village and found the two accused hiding on a rooftop. On seeing the two officers, Sachin Dhavte and Sushil Bhosale, they jumped up and started running. The two officers chased them along the rooftop itself when suddenly the asbestos sheet came down crashing. The two accused however managed to escape in the process. Following the incident, Dhavte and Bhosale were rushed to Hiranandani Hospital, located nearby.
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Who knew that there could be a relationship between sinus drainage and diarrhea? It doesn't seem possible since each ailment taken separately seems to affect two totally different parts of the body! Well, there is a relationship that is not directly related but rather more like a six degrees (or fewer) of separation kind of thing.
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Ok, there are two different ends in this equation, literally, and both typically deal with bacteria and medication. Diarrhea can be blamed on a number of culprits such as viruses, food intolerances, parasites, intestinal problems, medicine interactions and of course, bacterial infections usually due to contaminated food or water.
Sinus drainage typically occurs in the back of the throat and is the result of some type of infection like bacteria preventing normal drainage from the sinus cavities. When an infection occurs, the drainage makes your throat sore. When there is a problem with normal sinus drainage, a medication like antibiotics typically is prescribed to combat the bacterial infection.
As you can see, there are two tie-ins between sinus drainage and diarrhea – bacteria and medication. Bacteria causes diarrhea and also causes sinus infections which affect sinus drainage. In terms of medication, not following the prescribed directions can cause diarrhea. In addition, excessive sinus drainage has been known to cause upset stomach and diarrhea as well.
When antibiotics are prescribed for a sinus infection caused by bacteria, the antibiotics do clear up the infection in the sinuses but they also rob your intestinal tract of the "good bacteria" that is essential for digestion. As a result, diarrhea can occur. BAM – it's another sinus drainage and diarrhea tie-in between these two seemingly dissimilar health issues.
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Contemplating once again sat radio for investment news and college sports…
While I know it's commercial-free music, are such television programs also void of commercials? I have somewhat of a long commute, when I trek into the office, and it would be nice to have some good investment-related programming to fill the time… Thanks.
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Drat. Was hoping it would be just material, or at least silence. Not sure I'm going to go XM yet, especially since they don't seem to have a device that records programs all that well.
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Discussant: Pedro Silos, University of Iowa
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From: Richard Finley <rfinley at medicine.umsmed.edu>
To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
Subject: [mg23458] [mg23438] Re: [mg23402] matrices, dot products and convergents
ofcontinued fractions
> Matt,
> I am using Mathematica 4.0, although I don't think that makes a
difference?? Anyway, sorry that I digressed from your original question but
the answer is:
> if you have a list of matrices: list =
{matrix1,matrix2,matrix3,....matrixn} then you can take the dot product by:
> MapThread[Dot, list, 0]
> Hope that helps. regards, RF
> >>> "Matt Herman" <Henayni at hotmail.com> 05/07/00 01:33PM >>>
> >Richard,
> >
> >Do you have Mathematica 4 or 3? On mathematica 3, continuedfraction[a]
> >the expansion that looks like1+1/a+1/b....
> >So anyway, my problem is how to take the Dot product of a LIST of
> >Dot works with [matrice1,matrice2,...,matricen], but not with
> >Dot[{matrice1,matrice2,matrice3,...,matricen}]!
> >
> >Matt
Another way you may do the task is simply :
Higinio Ramos