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Home improvement projects can increase your chances of selling your home quickly and at or very close to the asking price. Although many remodeling ideas are quite expensive, there are certain projects that you can handle yourself and don't entail investing a fortune.
Here are 5 DIY projects that will improve the value of your home without extraordinary costs:
- Fresh Paint – Painting can change everything when it comes to a home. Whether you paint the inside or the outside of your house, painting will have an immediate positive impression on potential buyers. Fresh paint will cover all those imperfections that are unavoidable after years of living in a home. All homes need painting from time to time and nothing beats the impeccable look of a freshly painted home. Although painting can be time consuming and hard for some, you can still do it yourself, especially with a little help from the family. Just make sure to protect everything else that you don't want to paint, such as furniture.
- Update Your Bathroom – Bathrooms need to look flawless to bring the value up in your home. An updated bathroom can be the decisive factor in a person's decision to buy. You can replace all bathroom furnishings, perhaps re-grout your tile floors and walls if they are still in good condition, change fixtures to more cost-efficient ones, or add a low-flow toilet. All of these little things along with some decorative factors can bring the value up in your home. A small cabinet in the right place is also a small investment but a great addition. A new mirror or new bathroom accessories all in the same trend will also look amazing. New lighting can change everything as well. Life is made of details and your bathroom is no exception. Details are what people pay attention to. So take care of the details and you will have a more valuable home.
- Brighten Up Your Kitchen – If you have a kitchen with neutral color appliances and a worn backsplash, you definitely need a bit of work done to revive this valuable space of your home. Changing cabinets can be costly, so you can basically move on to a smaller financial challenge: replace the kitchen backsplash with a new modern one with glass and metal mosaic tile, for example. A colorful backsplash with a modern design will immediately brighten up your kitchen. You can also re-grout to give your floors and walls a new look. A bit of painting on the walls and ceiling can help as well while sealing the joints of the floor will ensure even more value.
- Hardwood Floors – Although you may think that replacing your carpets with hardwood floors is not a DIY project, you cannot be further from the truth. Your home is not new and you already know where and what needs to be replaced better than anyone else. You know the weaknesses and strengths. Just make sure you get informed and protected and start calculating the materials you need in order to have new floors. It is not a difficult job if you know the steps that are involved and you have the right materials at your disposal. Make a plan and move on to replacing those dusty worn carpets with shiny brand-new hardwood floors.
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3 main directions.
So when lifting the brow, there are typically three directions of pull, straight up the middle, above the mid brow and lateral to the lateral upper brow. All three areas can be tailored to what you want.
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The short answer to your question is yes. Every cosmetic procedure can and should be tailored to fit your individual needs. With that said, there are certain anatomic issues that can sometimes keep us from getting a perfect result, but overall it's likely you should be able to get a nice improvement. As an aside, a combination of Botox and filler, done artfully, can give a very nice result in lieu of surgery in the right patient. This may be something for you to consider as well. Good luck.
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Thanks for this question. It is possible to obtain greater "lift" in some areas of the brow than others based on the aesthetics of the patient. The simple answer to your question is yes. When performing the surgery, however, sometimes your skin and underlying facial structure may not allow the optimal lift to occur. A good result can be obtained nonetheless.
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Paul Lambert admits Marc Albrighton is pushing for a start after his wonderful wing performance in the second half against West Ham.
Albrighton took the game by the scruff of the neck when he was introduced as a second half substitute in the Hammers clash.
He sent over several wicked balls and also hit the post with a fierce rising drive.
Lambert was thrilled with his dynamic display and will be considering more game time for the all-action star in these upcoming match, starting with the Bluebirds on Tuesday.
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Cincinnati Bearcats Coaches Caravan, presented by City Barbeque
May 26, 2011
The 2011 University of Cincinnati Coaches Caravan, presented by City Barbeque, kicks off on Wednesday, June 1, 2011, a five-stop tour through the month of June that will visit locations throughout the tri-State area.
UC and City Barbeque, the exclusive barbeque of UC Athletics, are partnering to bring UC coaches to the community.
The caravan will travel to five different City Barbeque locations every Wednesday night in June from 6-7:00 p.m.
Fans are encouraged to stop by the different locations to meet head football coach Butch Jones, head men's basketball coach Mick Cronin , head women's basketball coach Jamelle Elliott, head baseball coach Brian Cleary, and head women's soccer coach Michelle Salmon and others (coaches appearing at each individual location will vary).
Jones and Elliott are scheduled for the opening caravan event on June 1 at the Glenway City Barbeque location (6475 Glenway Avenue in Cincinnati).
During each event, UC Athletics will raffle off some great prizes, including tickets, apparel, City Barbeque gift certificates, and autographed memorabilia for the fans in attendance.
A question and answer session will take place with each coach in attendance and an autograph session will also be offered at each stop on the caravan. The locations for each caravan event are as follows:
· June 1- Glenway (6475 Glenway Ave. Cincinnati, 45211)
· June 8- West Chester
· June 15- Hyde Park
· June 22- Eastgate
· June 29- TBA
The schedule for the evening program will be as follows:
6:00-6:15 p.m. meet and greet with coaches
6:15-6:40 p.m. Q & A with coaches
6:40-7:00 p.m. autographs (sharpies and autograph cards will be provided)
7:00 p.m. announce raffle winners
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Hari says with respect to his career, it is not important if he is selected 39th or 172th overall or if he is not drafted at all this year. The most important thing is how well he will play in the CHL this coming season and thereafter.
Hari is actually more focused on the CHL import draft next Tuesday as this will ultimately decide where he plays this fall. According to his agent, it is almost certain that he will be selected in the import draft.
Haris first choice would be to play in the OHL as he feels this is the more prestigious of the three leagues, and of the three leagues, the OHL produces the most NHL players. That said, Hari would be very happy to play on the other side of the continent as well.
Hari also says that he was tempted to come to Canada last summer but decided to stay with Farjestad as he was told that he would have an opportunity to play with the men not sure if they meant Farjestads senior team or the Division 1 team, Skare. The fact that he only played 3 games with Skare and the rest with the U18 squad is believed to have affected this stock negatively. He decided in May of this year that he will not wait any longer and will make the move to North America.
Scouting assessment of Hari is that he is a creative, aggressive forward capable of putting up points. His skating is said to be average and that his defensive game needs to be further developed. His size is also an issue. As mentioned, the fact that he has almost exclusively played in the U18 league is also negatively viewed.
Hari is planning to come to Canada in the middle of August. Hari has already said his goodbyes to his former Swedish team and they have parted amicably. He has not closed the door to a return to Farjestad in the future.
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Leura is renowned for its shops - you can spend an entire day browsing and buying. Many shops have multiple rooms as they have been converted from turn-of-the century cottages. An old church, St David's Presbyterian, is home to elegant home wares and gifts. As you step out of your car or hop off the tour bus, you will find a number of shops located around the periphery of the carpark. So many choices…
Leura Toy Store
Address:167 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 2094
Hours: Open 7 days 10am-5pm
Under a 'starry, starry sky' the petite toyshop is so filled with toys that visiting children are left speechless - for a moment only - before shrieks of excitement explode throughout.
The owner, 'Papa' to two young ones, stocks fun along with serious educational toys. Toys and puzzles that help develop motor skills of pre-schoolers are now in stock. Always available are the loveable plush animals. Often 10 to 12 year olds get bypassed by the toy industry, but we found fascinating and colourful construction sets that will certainly challenge this age group.
This is a wonderland - a labyrinth of trucks and china tea sets, dolls and prams and enormous toy cars. There are toys from floor to ceiling - some hanging from the stars above keep the imagination afloat. Childhood dreams come true in the Toy Shop!
Ainsley Fine Jewellery
Address:175 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 2807
Hours: Open 7 days 10am-5pm
A stunning collection of fine jewellery is now in Leura and the staging and display of beautiful pieces in Ainsley Fine Jewellery is a work of art. Owner, Ainsley Whelan is a jewellery designer, a gemmologist and a diamond grader. With these credentials, we were surprised to find such a young talent in Leura. Her attention to detail and to design is unusual and exciting for her years.
Rings - diamond, gold, pearl and gorgeous amber capture our attention on our first visit. You will also find necklaces of gemstones, amethyst, garnet, lemon quartz and a 'stop-in-your-tracks' pair of gold and silver spiral aquamarine drop earrings.
Our descriptions cannot do justice to the beautifully designed pieces - we recommend enthusiastically that you visit Ainsley when in Leura. The 'next-best-thing' is a visit to her website.
Teddy Sinclair
Address:177-179 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 3154
Two shops under one umbrella, each with a separate shopfront and entrance is unusual for Leura, but proprietors Lindy and Paul Du Moulin seem to manage this unique arrangement with ease and flair.
While we love Teddy's trendy women's shop, in this issue we want to highlight Teddy's 'man cave' shop as it is unique in Leura. Men shopping is, well … rarely easy, but your man won't feel out of place or 'out of sorts' in this stylish tiny shop.
For that edgy look, guys can find modish leather jackets, gorgeous wool or cashmere coats, belts and great Italian or Irish caps and hats for the outing in that sporty car. We purchased a hip Italian wool cap for a friend's 21st and he loved it!
For the traditional guy, don't overlook briefcases, man bags and satchels, which are the exceptional leather accessory. The Toowoomba overnight or carry-on satchel is fantastic - a gorgeous leather in chocolate. This leather is soft and will age beautifully.
Shaving gear, cuff links, watches, scarves and umbrellas: all under one roof. Life made easy for a man who is particular about his style. And if he isn't, dressing your man has never been made easier.
Megalong Books
Address:183 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 1302
Hours: Open 7 days
Mon-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pm
This bookstore is a Leura 'institution,' a long-time mainstay on The Mall and a book version of comfort food for bibliophiles - calm, reassuring and so many titles.
We are drawn to Megalong Books for several reasons: walls and walls of books line shelves from floor to ceiling, along with DVDs of favourite flicks and great classical music CDs.
Tucked away on the quirky shelves are some must-reads: fiction and non-fiction, geography, history. Travel and specialty books about the Blue Mountains are in large supply, if you're seeking a memento of your visit. Don't overlook Megalong's outstanding titles on walks and trails around Leura and elsewhere in the mountains.
Staff are fantastic - knowledgeable readers, capable in making suggestions for fact or fiction, and rare in this day of chains stores or Internet ordering. Service is personal and prompt and if you adore books, well, having 15,000 titles in stock is an impressive reason to hang around, browse and buy. We must keep our independent booksellers financially healthy!
A note to grandparents: the selection of children's books (in the back room) is quite extraordinary. You'll find the perfect book for that little one back home expecting a gift. This is one remarkable bookstore!
Aspects of Leura
Address:166 The Mall
We've been around Leura for a number of years now and it is our observation that the Aspects of Leura has found, in 2015, a great combination of shops. The Aspects is a long hallway of delightful surprises, specialties and so many colourful window fronts. Don't be timid: walk into this mini-mall of shops!
There are two entrances - from Leura Mall, turn in at Mrs. Peel and Leura Whisk and from the carpark, through the glass doors entrance. Before moving down the hallway, note the stairs and the surrounding shops: Celena is located on the ground level and Rubyfruit Café, up the steps on level one.
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'vintage to modern'
Address:Shop 7, 166 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 3065
Hours: Open 7 days 10am-5pm
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Vintage in this decade is the rage and carries so many meanings along with varied styles or looks. Mrs. Peel, much like a museum of the '50s, '60s and '70s, also offers us a modern vintage collection - fine wools for the cooler seasons and snazzy colourful dresses for spring and summer. Here you can cross your vintage styles with multiple colourful options. And, if you want modern - this definitely is the shop. We have friends who travel from The Hills to Leura's Mrs Peel in order to maintain their vintage style. These are serious vintage shoppers and owner Jacquie seems to connect with them.
Sunglasses, jewellery - particularly the colourful bracelets - go so well with chic hats: red or black is trendy again this year. Belts and other accessories are stocked in plentiful supply and are reasonably priced. No matter the season, boots or shoes fly off the shelves of this popular shop but you must drop in frequently - shoes go so quickly.
The atmosphere is casual - we find it easy to browse (and shop) here and the staff is quite attentive.
The French Shoppe
Address:Shop 6, 166 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 2383
Hours: Open 7 days 9.30am-5pm
A charming little shop - all things French: aprons and umbrellas, soaps and skin products - luscious fragrances waft through the air. Arty displays load centre tables and on tall shelves along the walls, lavender or rose imbued sachet packets peek out. The Shoppe has a Blue Mountains exclusive with L'Occitane hand and body products famous for emollients of shea butter, honey, and sweet almond extract - yummy for the skin.
The Shirt Lady
Address:Shop 2 & 3, 166 The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 1389
Hours: Open 7 days 9.30am-5pm
An eruption of pastels, a burst of reds, blues and greens rush forth as we enter this sizeable shop down the Aspects of Leura Arcade. Shirts of every hue, sweaters, coats, jackets and scarves - fine knitwear for men and women fill this shop from top to bottom. We all know that fashion is mercurial and likely to change without warning. But here the style is classic and casual - this fashion enduring - never losing its stylishness.
We discover the season's temperatures may change, but The Shirt Lady doesn't let winter's black overtake our lives. Alpaca, possum, merino, lamb's wool, angora and flawless, delicious cashmere - all arrive in many colours. Of course, the greys, charcoals, blacks and browns that will always occupy a sizeable portion of our wardrobe can be found here as well.
For those new to Leura, the Shirt Lady has built a sterling reputation around her shirts - long sleeved, short sleeve, three-quarter sleeve. If you can't find your shirt here, in all probability you won't find it anywhere. The Shirt Lady's 'know-how' in shirts and jumpers is a well-known secret among the locals.
Address:134a The Mall
Phone: 02 4784 3832
Hours: Open 7 days 10am-5pm
Of the numerous shops along the Mall, Gifts-n-Things stays true to the Edwardian-look of Leura. Recently, with a fresh coat of a deep slate and a peppermint green door, the exterior is a reminder of 1885 Leura.
Over the years, we've observed that owner Jo Davidson is always charming and treats every customer as a special guest, rare in today's hustle and bustle. Jo is a second-generation proprietor - her father, in his Katoomba shop, taught her the trade.
This is the little shop of delights: strappy colourful sundresses in summer and trendy autumn sweaters once weather turns chilly. From beautiful scarves and wraps to Threadz, Clarity and Orientique fashion, you'll find something special for every season. Check out the accessories - so many choices. Gifts 'n' Things is an appointed stockist of Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries and fragrances.
From its front verandah through the multiple rooms (with open fire), this is the ultimate gift shop. You'll need browsing time, as each room has its surprises - remarkable gifts and homewares line the shelves of this turn-of-the-century building and will charm their way into your heart and home.


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St. Baldrick's fundraiser
Lt. John Pelletier of the New York State University Police takes part in the 6th Annual St. Baldrick's Foundation Fundraiser and Head Shaving Event for children's cancer research. The event was hosted by Binghamton University student-athletes.
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Crane at Central Heating Plant May 22-June 2
May 22, 2017
Contact the project coordinator Don Whittemore at 607-777-5464 or via email with any questions.
Recommit to fit with Campus Recreation
May 22, 2017
If you would like full access to the Center including FitSpace, group fitness classes and weekend activities, purchase a summer membership online today for only $80.
Pair your fitness membership with Campus Recreation's free fitness and wellness activities offered every week. The Find Your Fit summer series will include Nordic walking, Ring of Fire disc golf, suspension yoga, meditation in the woods, pickup games of tennis and much more. Find Your Fit classes are open to all current students, faculty and staff.
Free concert: The United States Air Force Heritage Brass
May 22, 2017
The concert is free and open to the public. Tickets are available at the Anderson Center Box Office beginning at 11 a.m. today, Monday, May 22. You must pick up the tickets in person. Limit four per person.
For additional information, contact the Anderson Center Box Office at 607-777-ARTS or visit the band's website.
May 22, 2017
Central Heating Plant temporary electrical shutdown May 23
May 22, 2017
Center of Excellence fume hood shutdown May 23
May 22, 2017
Thank you reception for Dean Susan Strehle
May 22, 2017
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May 22, 2017
Have you received any of the following from a spring 2017 graduating senior informing you of their job search/continuing education status?
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If so, forward the news to Student Affairs Assessment and Strategic Initiatives. We welcome the information as you receive it, and would like to get as much collected as possible by May 31. If you have questions about how this information will be used or what to forward, contact Chris Knickerbocker at 607-777-6588 or via email. Information about the Senior Survey can be located online.
Poetry and the Children Day is Wednesday, May 24
May 22, 2017
The program, which brings students together for a day of poetry readings, was established as a memorial to Robert Pawlikowski. A published poet, creative writing instructor and campus administrative assistant, Pawlikowski was vacationing with his family in 1975 and perished while rescuing his young daughters who were swept into a swift current during a morning swim.
This year's guest poet, Barry Wittenstein, attended Harpur College and went on a former student of Pawlikowski, has been a taxi driver, songwriter, worked at CBS records and CBS News, as web editor and writer for Major League Baseball, and as a New York City substitute teacher.
He is also an author of children's books. In his latest book, "Waiting for Pumpsie," he gives credit to Pawlikowski for inspiring him to write, illustrates how in 1959 the Boston Red Sox were the last team in the Major Leagues to integrate.
Grading for the spring semester is open
May 22, 2017
Be aware of the following deadlines and additional information:
• Submitted grades will be released to students via the BU BRAIN at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 24.
• Online grading will close at 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 24.
• Grades submitted after 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 24 (initial grades or grade changes) must be submitted on a paper Change of Grade Form. Paper forms are available in your academic department or Financial Aid and Student Records, AM-203.
• Change of Grade Forms must be submitted to Financial Aid and Student Records by faculty or a department staff member or sent by intra-campus mail.
• Instructions for grade submission are available online.
Female participants for online survey needed for the Trauma, Self-Esteem, and Sexual Behaviors Study
May 22, 2017
If you choose to participate in this study, you will be asked about some background information, any traumatic events you may have experienced, your feelings about the traumatic event, your self-esteem, and questions regarding sexual and drinking behaviors.
To participate in this study, you must be a female over the age of 18.
If you are interested in participating in this study, and have not participated in this study before, go online to get started!
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EAP/Cornell Cooperative Extension workshop on container gardening
May 22, 2017
Broome County YMCA Corporate Challenge
May 22, 2017
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• 6 p.m.: Predicted mile run or walk
• 7:30 p.m.; Relay Race (1 female, 1 person over age 50, 1 open person)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE -- Back in her native Australia, Elly Buckley hears from friends and family that she's picked up a twang during her three years in the United States.
If so, it's not easily discernible to the average American. In a recent interview, Buckley spoke with a distinct Aussie accent as she reflected on her time at the University of Virginia, where she began her fourth year this week.
"It's crazy how fast it goes," said Buckley, a co-captain on UVa's field hockey team, which opens its season Friday at 6 p.m. against Louisville at the University Hall Turf Field.
Home for Buckley is Scarborough, a suburb of Perth on the southwest coast of Australia. She's on track to graduate from UVa next spring with a bachelor's degree in psychology, after which she'll head home to join Perth Bar Staff, a company run by two of her siblings, sister Jemma and brother Aedan.
Jemma used up two years of college eligibility in Australia before enrolling at the University of Maryland in 2010. That was the same summer Elly arrived in Charlottesville, along with another Australian, Chloe Pendlebury.
Neither expected to still be at the University in 2013, but here they are. Pendlebury, a four-year starter at back, will graduate in December and then attend veterinary school in Australia.
"We originally planned for two years," Buckley said. "But then I got here and I loved it so much that I wanted to stay.
"I would say we kind of lucked out, me and Chloe. We had no idea where we were going. I guess we got a really good academic school and really good sporting school."
Did Buckley ever get homesick early in her college career?
"Not at all," she said. "I feel like as soon as I got here I was so busy that I didn't have time to think about it, and my sister was so close [to Charlottesville]."
Jemma Buckley was a two-time All-American who helped Maryland win NCAA titles in 2010 and '11. Her sister has had a celebrated college career too.
Elly Buckley, a three-time All-ACC selection, was a third-team All-American in 2010 and a second-team selection in 2011. She ranks eighth in career goals at UVa, with 53, and is tied for seventh in career points, with 133. And she's done all that with a left knee that's been operated on three times -- twice before she enrolled at Virginia.
"I have no meniscus left," Buckley said.
Equally impressive, UVa coach Michele Madison said, is the way Buckley, a co-captain for the second straight season, carries herself.
"The team has always looked up to her, because she just has the right balance of hard work and humor," Madison said. "She can laugh at herself, and she can just get everybody going and reflect on the bright side of life. She just loves playing hockey.
"The hardest part is trying to get her to do drills and stuff. She just wants to play and compete, and every day she's like, `Can we do 5-v-5? Can we do 2-v-1?' She only wants to compete, which is why she's so good, and she drives the competition. I think she shows the team how to have fun and work hard."
Her first two seasons at UVa, Buckley was a forward who became known for her scoring prowess.
"All she needs is an inch of space to get that ball through, and she takes calculated chances to do it," Madison said. "Of course you're going to take risks and lose possession, but the great scorers do. Just like the home-run hitters. They hit home runs or they strike out; that's how it goes."
In 2012, Madison moved her to defense: partly because U.S. Olympians Paige Selenski and Michelle Vittese had rejoined the Wahoos after a year's absence, partly to protect Buckley's sore knee.
"We tried to minimize her running last year by playing her as sweeper," Madison said, and the move was an unqualified success.
Even as a back, Buckley had an impact offensively. She finished the season as the team's second-leading scorer -- 41 points, on 17 goals and seven assists -- and helped the `Hoos advance to the NCAA quarterfinals.
With three of UVa's top four scorers from 2012 gone, however, Buckley is back at forward this season, playing striker.
"This year we said, `OK, let's give it a go and put you back upfield,' " Madison said, "since that's what she loves, and she's such an attacking force. And we need her up there."
She laughed. "I still think she's a great sweeper," Madison said. "She still was top 20 in scoring as a sweeper. You have the freedom to go through and still shoot. I'm not so sure why she doesn't like that position."
Whatever the reason, Buckley is delighted to be back at forward. "I like it better," she said. "I like scoring, and I like being up near the action."
Because of Buckley's knee, her training regimen differs from that of her teammates. When the other Cavaliers were running this summer, Buckley usually could be found on a rowing machine.
"It's a good thing she is the disciplined athlete she is, because she has gotten fit on the rowing machine," Madison said. "She doesn't complain about it. She just gets it done, because she wants to play at her best."
Buckley said: "Michele's really good with what I can do and when I shouldn't be practicing. I guess through the years I've gotten better. When I get out there, I just want to give it my all, and I don't really know when to stop."
Buckley and junior midfielder Jess Orrett are co-captains this season on a team that added nine freshmen this summer.
"The leaders, the returners, everyone's been doing well to show them the ropes," Madison said. "You don't want to squash their enthusiasm, of course, because that's one of the strengths that nine freshmen can bring. It's a balancing act, making sure they do the right thing."
In retrospect, Buckley said, integrating Selenski and Vittese back into the Cavaliers' program in 2012 proved more challenging than expected. Both had taken leaves of absence from UVa in 2011-12 to train with the U.S. national team and prepare for the Olympic Games in London.
"It was like they had different schedules," Buckley said, "and they would play faster than us at some points, so it was a lot harder than we thought."
This year, she said, there is "more of a team atmosphere, rather than just individual players performing. I think we'll be stronger in that atmosphere."
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Hormone in fruit flies sheds light on diabetes cure, weight-loss drug for humans
Adam Rifkin stashed this in Science!
Stashed in: Fitspo, Medicine, Diabetes
Yet another reason to fund basic science research.
This shows some promise:
In a paper published in the October issue of Genetics and available online now, neurobiologists at Wake Forest University examine how fruit flies (Drosophila) react when confronted with a decreased diet.
Reduced diet or starvation normally leads to hyperactivity in fruit flies – a hungry fly buzzes around feverishly, looking for more food. That happens because an enzyme called AMP-activated kinase stimulates the secretion of the adipokinetic hormone, which is the functional equivalent of glucagon. This hormone acts opposite of insulin, as it tells the body to release the sugar, or food, needed to fuel that hyperactivity. The body uses up its energy stores until it finds food.
But when Wake Forest's Erik Johnson, an associate professor of biology, and his research team turned off AMP-activated kinase, the cells decreased sugar release and the hyperactive response stopped almost completely – even in the face of starvation.
"Since fruit flies and humans share 30 percent of the same genes and our brains are essentially wired the same way, it suggests that this discovery could inform metabolic research in general and diabetes research specifically," said Johnson, the study's principal investigator. "The basic biophysical, biochemical makeup is the same. The difference in complexity is in the number of cells. Why flies are so simple is that they have approximately 100,000 neurons versus the approximately 11 billion in humans."
Medical advances as a result of this research might include:
Diabetes research: Adipokinetic hormone is the insect equivalent to the hormone glucagon in the human pancreas. Glucagon raises blood sugar levels; insulin reduces them. However, it is difficult to study glucagon systems because the pancreatic cells are hard to pull apart. Studying how this similar system works in the fruit fly could pave the way to a drug that targets the cells that cause glucagon to tell the body to release sugar into the blood – thus reducing the need for insulin shots in diabetics.
Weight-loss drugs: An "exercise drug" would turn on all AMP-activated kinase in the body and trick the body into thinking it was exercising. "Exercise stimulates AMP-activated kinase, so manipulation of this molecule may lead to getting the benefits of exercise without exercising," Johnson said. In previous research published in the online journal PLoS ONE, Johnson and his colleagues found that, when you turn off AMP-activated kinase, you get fruit flies that "eat a lot more than normal flies, move around a lot less, and end up fatter."
"...you get fruit flies that "eat a lot more than normal flies, move around a lot less, and end up fatter."
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[ ] You are very competitive.
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[ ] You are not a strong swimmer or you can't swim at all.
[/] You prefer warm weather over cold weather.
[/] You often lose control over yourself.
[ ] You can be quite reckless.
[/] You sometimes hurt people without realizing it.
[ ] People have often called you insane.
Total: 3
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[x] You like to go to the beach.
[x] You rarely get angry.
[ ] When you do get angry, you know how to control it.
[/] You think before you act.
[ ] You are good at breaking up fights.
[x] You are a good swimmer.
[/] You like the rain.
[ ] You can stay calm in stressful situations.
[x] You are very generous.
Total: 5,5
[ ] You are physically strong.
[x] You have a close connection with nature.
[ ] You don't mind getting dirty.
[x] You form strong opinions on issues that concern you.
[ ] You could easily survive in the wild.
[x] You care about the environment.
[ ] You can easily focus on your work without getting distracted.
[ ] You rarely get depressed.
[ ] You aren't afraid of anything.
[/] You prefer to have a strict set of rules.
Total: 3.5
[/] You have a free spirit.
[ ] You hate rules.
[ ] You prefer to be out in the open rather than in small, enclosed spaces.
[ ] You prefer to be out in the open rather than in small, enclosed spaces.
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A/N: It's been awhile, hasn't it? In all honesty, I've had this written for...well, awhile. I just hadn't gotten around to putting it up, and, well, no one much reads this anyway. And for those of you that do, I sincerely appologize for the wait. This is from Polydeuces' point of view...and I love this one, because it's adorable!
There are things that you see and hear and feel when you are young that you don't understand until you are older. As you age, each passing year brings new perspective. I was fifteen years old when my heart got broken for the first and last time. He was older and handsome, a brilliant fighter, and I followed him blindly. I didn't understand why Castor was so bitter and cynical about the whole thing. I was happy, couldn't he be happy for me? Instead he just yelled. Those were some of the most vicious fights we've ever had, and they often left me in tears. I didn't understand. I didn't understand because I was too busy worrying about myself. After one of our particularly nasty fights, I fled. I returned late, and Castor had already gone to bed. I stopped in the doorway and watched him sleep. I stood there for a long, long time, in the quiet of the night, just watching his chest rise and fall peacefully. In slumber he was soft and silent, not the roaring, red-faced monster I'd had a shouting match with only hours before. I smiled softly. When I finally took the time to stand still for a moment, I began to understand his love…not that I recognized it for what it was. I went to him and kissed his forehead in a silent apology, careful not to wake him. He was so calm and perfect it made my chest throb. I took it as guilt.
Three weeks later my heart ached with betrayal, my spirit and body bruised and broken. Castor held me as I cried in the dark, silent watches of the night, but I understood neither the anger nor the pain I saw in his eyes. For weeks I was a hollow shell of myself, haunted and broken. I couldn't see how it tormented him as I grew numb and unresponsive. I ignored him, so deep in my own despair that I didn't even notice how distressed my twin had become. I ignored him, in so much pain that I failed to see his own. I ignored him until he did something I absolutely could not ignore. We have always shared a bed, Castor and I, and thought nothing of it. But that night…innocent, comforting touches became heated touches, heated touches melted into frenzied kisses, frenzied kisses became needy, frantic sex. The burning ecstasy, the soaring sort of feeling, everything, it cleared out the cold ashes in my heart and lit a new flame, a stronger one, for someone I had cared for all along. I had just been too caught up in me to notice. I think that was the first time in my young life that everything was utterly still. Castor's eyes were closed, but I knew he was not asleep, because his chest was still heaving, just as mine was. He was covered in sweat and utterly gorgeous; which may seem conceited since we are twins, but I don't see it that way, because there is no way I could ever, ever, be that beautiful, and I realized all of a sudden that his anger was him looking out for me, and his concern was love. And I realized I loved him too.
It has taken me years to understand the depths of these emotions, and sometimes I still don't understand. But when I get too caught up in me, in my own problems and worries, I have learned to stop, take a step back, and just stand still. The way he looks at me is all I need to know.
A/N: I'm terribly sorry I've continued to leave you all in the dark concerning the business with Polydeuces and his lover. All will be revealed in time, I promise. As for next up, that would be Family. Finally, a funny one with no real depth or plot, haha!


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Well, it had to happen sometime, I suppose. Those days of wine and roses were never going to last forever. The time when the world was our oyster and a pearl could be prised from it with a mere flick of a credit card has well and truly passed. The wheels have come off the economy, and our travels have ground to a halt.
At least that's what it feels like.
Now, I hate to sound like some latter-day Pollyanna but the cloud under which the words "credit" and "crunch" have been joined in unholy matrimony may yet prove to possess a silver lining. Looking back in a few years' time there's just a chance we might come to recognise this as the moment we rediscovered something that we'd lost amid our frenzied consumption of travel.
Let me take you back to Rimini in the late 1980s. Bored to distraction on a package holiday, I decided to slip away for a couple of days' hitchhiking. As the sun began to set, one kindly driver invited me to dinner with his relations. This turned out to be an extended affair conducted, depending on which family member was speaking to me, in irreparably broken English, French, German, Latin, cod Latin and, usually most profitably of all, hand gestures. Needless to say, we never got around to discussing the latest discoveries in the world of particle physics or the competing merits of Caravaggio and Titian. However, that happy evening is the one vivid memory I retain from that holiday. Perhaps it's not a coincidence that it was also the only evening that hadn't been organised for me by the tour operator and, incidentally, hadn't cost me a penny either.
That's not to say, of course, that all budget holidays are fabulous and that spending a bit of extra money won't get you a nicer holiday. It's just that it might not get you a better holiday either - very often, all it will do is make the experience more comfortable. Flashing the cash might spare us the bumpy seats and disconcerting smells of third class, but holed up with the other tourists in first we miss the interactions with the food sellers, the woman sitting on the crate of chickens, or the children who want to try on our sunglasses. We're there, but we're not really there.
There's another upside to our new found austerity. If we have to start rationing our travel there's more chance that we'll make sure we enjoy those trips we do take to the full. It's like chocolate. Now that we eat it all year round it's still pleasant but it's not that special: in the days when, for most people, it was a once-in-a-blue-moon treat it was something to be relished.
So, as the nation resounds to the tightening of belts, what do cheapo holidays in this not so brave new world look like? Actually, pretty attractive. In these stressful times, we yearn for a chance to slow down, and happily it's the cheaper ways of getting around - bicycles and walking boots - that are also among the slowest. We want to have our faith in humanity restored. So ditch the beautiful but expensive hotel and go couchsurfing. We want to try out what it's like to live somewhere else. Do a house swap and find out.
And there's really no need to fork out on a long haul flight to find something fresh and new. Madly, many of us know Bangkok and New York better than the towns and cities just up the road - why not give them a go? You won't have to change your money or pack a phrase book, and the locals probably won't bite.
If you prefer to lose yourself in nature there's more good news - this island's absolutely brimming with the stuff. Beaches, mountains, forests, meadows, hills, rivers - take your pick, they're all here, there's no entry fee, and the chances are there's a cracking hostel or campsite just around the corner.
But perhaps the best thing is that wherever you go to - be it somewhere close at hand or some far flung slice of exotica - having to stick to a budget when you get there can make travel the adventure it once was. It's not about doing the backpacker slumming it thing either. Just by having to be creative about how you engage with your new surroundings you allow them the time and space to work their particular magic on you. Whisper it, but you might have a lot more fun too.
• Dixe Wills, writing as Johnson P Johnson, is the author of The Armchair Naturalist (Icon, £7.99).
• Read about bargain beach holidays here
• Find out more about cheap European City Breaks here
• Find out how to get cheaper flights here
• Find out how you can take the family on holiday without breaking the bank here
• Read about adventure holidays at bargain prices here


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