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Looking for Sealed Brindle or Dark reverse brindle male puppy for christmas.
I am looking for a male sealed boxer pup or dark reverse brindle puppy for sale for my kids who are 4 1/2 and 1 yr old for a christmas present. I am located in southwest missouri but work in the chicago area if anyone could point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it!
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Have you done research on the breed? You do know how active they are and the health problems they face. You need to find the most reputable breeder you can and then ask many questions about their breeding practices.
You could look into rescue - there are many, many Boxers available looking for a forever home.
Quite honestly, Christmas is the wrong time to introduce a new puppy (or any pet) to the home. There is too much activity, rich holiday foods and decorations for a new pup to get into. It's better to wait until your home is calm and puppy-proofed.
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I agree 1000% on what was stated. Christmas is the absolute WRONG time to get a puppy. My parents are Vets, I've raised and trained dogs my whole life, helped in the show ring, etc. but never had boxers, until now. I did my research about the breed, for months, but nothing prepared me for what I was getting into when I got my puppy. He is the biggest challenge I've had my whole life. I love him to death!!!! But if I could go back and change things, I would not be getting a boxer puppy. They need lots and lots and lots of exercise-not just playing in the yard exercise. We go for 2 1.5 mi walks aday, every day, and it's still not enough. If I had to do it over, I would get an older rescue instead. These dogs are high Maintainence dogs that require constant companionship, leadership, and exercise. They have to eat special foods because most are extremely allergic or have tummy probs without it, they can't handle extreme heat or cold, and are extremely prone to cancer, at early ages. They are soooo lovable, but also extremely extremely stubborn and hardheaded. Please please do your homework, find a reputable breeder- not off of Craigslist or backpage or a petstore- if you're going to do it right, the parents will have all the necc genetic tests done, and they will be very expensive puppies, but sooo worth it. That's why I say, if u insist on getting one , also think about rescue... Because of their needs and high energy, tons and tons and tons are dumped at shelters for no reason- no fault but their prior owners because they can't handle their exercise and need requirements
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Both posts above - very well said! Also remember, boxers are INSIDE dogs. They can't tolerate heat or cold well.
I adopted a 5 year old brindle boxer, Duke, several years ago - best dog ever! Unfortunately, we lost him to cancer two years later.
A couple of years later, I bought a boxer puppy - huge mistake! I thought I got him from a good breeder, but found out I didn't. Pup had multiple health problems and I returned him; heartbreaking, to say the least.
I now have a 5 year old adopted rescue and couldn't be happier. I wish he was 3 instead of 5, since boxers don't tend to live very long, but I'll enjoy every single minute I have with him!
OP, I'd look for a rescue, around 3 years old. Make sure you get it from a rescue that has temperament tested the dog and has vetted/spayed or neutered it. You want to know that it's good with your kids and in your house.
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Without knowing whether or not you've done your homework on this breed, it's hard to point you in the right direction. I agree with the others in that puppies are not (or at least should not be) Christmas presents. They're a life long commitment. The reality is, with Christmas only 2 weeks away you'd be VERY hard pressed to find a reputable breeder who would have a puppy available. Reputable breeders will not market thier puppies as "just in time for Christmas puppies". So, when you're looking around stay clear of any breeders who have this advertised.
You basically want to find a breeder who breeds to better the breed, not to fill a demand and make money. By bettering the breed I mean that they should be involved in conformation or working their dogs and/or they should also do health testing (which is NOT the same as getting the ok by a standard vet to breed). Health testing involved getting their hearts holtered, echo'd, etc as well as getting their hips and thyroid tests completed. Going through a breeder who does all of this will be your best bet in finding a well adjusted puppy from healthy lines and with a great temperament who would fit into your family best.
As for your dilema in finding a puppy in such a short time, you could always look into rescue as mentioned above. If for some reason that doesn't work for you, you could always take a picture of a boxer off the internet or a stuffed boxer toy and wrap it for your kids. When they open it you can explain to them that you will be getting a puppy when the right one comes along. Since your kids are so young they most likely believe in Santa so you could tell them that Santa is looking for an extra special puppy to join your family. This would give you more time to research the breed and their requirements and would also give you time to find a reputable breeder to go through.
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I agree, you want to research the breed before going out to buy. I have raised both of my girls from pups & yes they require A LOT. I am lucky that I am a stay at home mom/wife so I had the time to invest in these cute buggers of mine. I know a lot of reputable breeders do not plan breedings that would correlate with the pups being ready to go to forever homes around Christmas.
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Agreed to the above posts; Christmas just isn't the time to bring any kind of pet into your home. Follow the excellent advise given and you won't have any regrets- Good Luck and Merry Christmas
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Inviting no end of Lord of the Rings jokes (which suits us just fine) Three has launched The One Plan, with the claim that: "For the first time there's a plan that has more than enough of everything, at a more affordable price." With a 12-month, SIM-only One Plan offering 2,000 any network minutes, 5,000 Three-to-Three minutes, 5,000 texts and a 1GB data allowance, for £25 per month, it might not be so ridiculous a claim.
It's also possible to get The One Plan with a handset, although in doing so you'll be conceding to a 24-month contract. These start from £28 per month, with a handset such as the Nokia E63, range through to £35 per month with an HTC Desire and top out at a massive £40 per month with a Sony Ericsson X10.
This being Three there are a few other perks, too. Skype-to-Skype calls are free of charge, as is access to Twitter and Windows Live Messenger - assuming your phone is one of the relatively few that supports the latter. Sweetening the deal, if you choose to take a handset, Three will bundle a six-month Spotify Premium subscription which, we have to admit, is a pretty nice draw.
Realistically, it's hard to envision anyone needing more minutes and messages than The One Plan affords, but for a plan purporting to offer more than enough of everything, the 1GB data limit isn't exactly groundbreaking. Still, it's as good as on offer anywhere else and the rest of the limits are, indeed liberal, to say the least.
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Below are photos from the January 2010 production of Nora's Ark staged at the Santa Fe School for the Arts & Sciences in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Stage Production Directed by Rayna Dineen
80 kids were in the stage production from age 3 to 6th graders. 100 people came the first show and 250 the next day. A pianist was hired to support the students. A real dove was used in the production.
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Change of Neutrophil Gelatinase-Associated Lipocalin(NGAL) Following Sodium Phosphate Bowel Preparation(Pilot Study)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified September 2008 by Soon Chun Hyang University.
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
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Oral phosphate purgative is the preferred bowel regimen on the basis of better tolerability, cost effectiveness, and efficacy. There are also numerous reports of patients with even previously normal renal function developing acute and chronic kidney disease after use of oral phosphate purgative. Several uncontrolled case reports and case series suggest a potential link between oral phosphate and acute kidney injury and/or chronic kidney disease1. Its use is contraindicated in patients with preexisting renal disease because of the risk for developing acute renal failure, so called acute phosphate nephropathy, or electrolyte disturbance. Since most of the outpatients who are going to undergo a colonoscopy are exposed to this agent, it is important to detect or prevent vulnerable patients. We would seek a sensitive and rapid diagnosis method of acute kidney injury following sodium phosphate bowel preparation. Within a few hours, NGAL mRNA is highly upregulated after kidney injury, such as renal ischemia-reperfusion and cisplatin nephropathy, NGAL induction precedes the elevation of classical markers for kidney damage such as serum creatinine. The investigators will investigate the change of NGAL following sodium phosphate bowel preparation.
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|Change of Neutrophil Gelatinase-Associated Lipocalin(NGAL) Following Sodium Phosphate Bowel Preparation(Pilot Study)
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Acute kidney failure
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The Conspiracy of the Maharlikas, also referred to as the Revolt of the Lakans or the Tondo Conspiracy of 1587–1588 was a plot against Spanish colonial rule by the Tagalog and Kapampangan noblemen, or Datus, of Manila and some towns of Bulacan and Pampanga, in the Philippines. They were the indigenous rulers of their area or an area yet upon submission to the might of the Spanish was relegated as mere collector of tributes or at best Encomenderos that need to report to a Spanish Governor. It was led by Agustín de Legazpi, the son of a Maginoo of Tondo (one of the chieftains of Tondo), born of a Spanish mother given a Hispanized name to appease the colonizers, grandson of conquistador Miguel López de Legazpi, nephew of Lakan Dula, and his first cousin, Martin Pangan. The datus swore to rise up in arms. The uprising failed when they were betrayed to the Spanish authorities by Antonio Surabao (Susabau) of Calamianes.[1]
The mastermind of the plot was Don Agustín de Legazpi; the mestizo grandson of conquistador Miguel López de Legazpi, nephew of Lakan Dula, a relative of Rajah Matanda. Being a Moro, he was the son-in-law of Sultan Bolkieh of Brunei, whose first cousin was Martín Panga, the gobernadorcillo of Tondo.
Besides the two, the other leaders were Magat Salamat, son of Lakan Dula and the crown prince of Tondo; Juan Banal, another prince of Tondo and Salamat's brother-in-law; Geronimo Basi and Gabriel Tuambacar, brothers of Agustín de Legazpi; Pedro Balingit, the Lord of Pandakan; Felipe Salonga, the Lord of Polo; Dionisio Capolo (Kapulong), the Lord of Kandaba and brother of Felipe Salonga; Juan Basi, the Lord of Tagig; Esteban Taes (also Tasi), the Lord of Bulakan; Felipe Salalila, the Lord of Misilo (Maysilo, now part of Malabon); Agustín Manuguit, son of Felipe Salalila; Luis Amanicalao, another prince of Tondo and his son Calao; Felipe Amarlangagui, the commander-and-chief of Katanghalan; Omaghicon, the Minister of Nabotas, and Pitongatan (Pitong Gatang), another prince of Tondo and two governors from Malolos and Guiguinto.
The cause of conspiracy was the continuous injustice committed by the Spanish Encomenderos against the people of the Sultanate and their lack of respect to treaty obligations with the local aristocracy, which reserved them the right to still exercise nominal suzerainty over their vanquished kingdom, being vassal kings of the King of Spain but still, the Generals of Conquistador Legaspi refused to listen. This eventually forced the surviving Maginoo (royalty) to secretly plot the colonizers overthrow.
The mestizo, Augustín de Legazpi and a group of conspiring Rajahs had contacted the Japanese captain, Juan Gayo, through a Japanese Christian interpreter, Dionisio Fernández, who had also joined the conspiracy. A secret meeting ended with an agreement in which Gayo would supply arms and warriors to help in the rebellion and recognize De Legazpi as king of the entire Philippines. In return, Gayo and his men would receive half of the tribute to be collected from the Philippines. A significant group of merchants known only as the "Sakai Merchants", with their leader Luzon Sukezaemon, had also been known to conspire with the royal families against Spanish rule.
Apart from the Japanese, there were other secret arrangements that needed to be accomplished before the final plan of the uprising could be completed. First, a secret delegation would travel to Borneo to secure troops and ships from the Sultan of Brunei. Second, there was the need to obtain the support and participation of the Datus of La Laguna and Komintang in the struggle for freedom. Once a full commitment was received from Brunei, Komintang and Laguna, the armed rebellion would begin upon the arrival in Manila Bay of the Sultan of Brunei's warships with warriors on board. The conspirators and their armed warriors would then launch a ferocious attack to completely annihilate the Spaniards and then set the city on fire.[2]
On the way to meet with the Sultan of Brunei, Magat Salámat, Juan Banál, and Augustín Manuguit stopped at Cuyo, Calamianes, to meet with its chief, Datu Sumaclob. The datu was swayed to join the conspiracy and pledged to contribute 2,000 of his men for the cause. However, Salámat made an error in judgement by recruiting another Cuyo native, Antonio Surabao (Susabao). Upon learning of the secret plan, Surabao rushed to expose it to his master, Captain Pedro Sarmiento, the Spanish encomiendero of Calamianes. Once Salámat, Banál and Manuguit were apprehended, Sarmiento hastily traveled to Manila on October 26, 1588 and informed Governor-General Santiago de Vera of a brewing conspiracy against Spanish rule.
Governor-General De Vera immediately ordered the arrest of all the rebels. Tried and found guilty of treason, Augustín de Legazpi and Martin Pangan were hanged, their heads cut off and exposed on the gibbet in iron cages. Their properties were seized by the Spanish authorities and their lands plowed and sown with salt so that they would remain barren. Dionisio Fernández was hanged and his property confiscated. Dionisio Capolo (Kapulong), the lord of Candaba, Pampanga, was exiled from his town and paid a heavy fine. De Vera eventually pardoned him. Later, he served as a guide and interpreter for two Spanish expeditions into Igorot country in 1591 and 1594.
The other five leading members were exiled to Mexico — Pedro Balinguit (lord of Pandacan), Pitongatan (a prince of Tondo), Felipe Salonga (lord of Polo), Calao (a commander-in-chief of Tondo), and Agustín Manuguit (Minister of Tondo). They were the very first natives of the Philippines to settle in Mexico.


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Authors: Jose D Perezgonzalez
The nutritional balance of typical chocolates was studied by Perezgonzalez in 20111. A sample of chocolate bars, chocolate blocks and bonbons currently available in New Zealand shared a similar nutritional profile yet differed enough as to being able to be separated into particular categories. The most populated categories shared a nutritional profile characterized as being low in protein, high in fat, high in saturated fat, low in fiber and low in sodium. Typical chocolates, the most frequent category, differed from the others in also being high in sugar but low in total carbohydrate. On average, the typical chocolate has a nutritional balance of BNI 126.94-fb, being particularly unbalanced towards deficiency in fiber.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – Francis Marion University junior forward Katie Riley was recently named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/adidas Scholar All-America Team as a third-team choice. This follows her selection as a third-team NSCAA All-America Team performer, and makes her only the seventh FMU student-athlete to earn both athletic and academic All-America honors in the same year.
While the All-America Team is chosen by NCAA divisions, the Scholar All-American program includes all NCAA divisions on one squad. Riley is one of nine Division II players, and one of only 12 non-Division I players on the 38-player squad. The Scholar All-Americans will be honored at a January 15 luncheon in Baltimore, Md., as part of the NSCAA Convention.
Riley, a native of Hampstead, Md., tallied 13 goals and nine assists this past year to rank fourth in the Peach Belt Conference in total points. Among her goals were four match-winning scores. She led the Patriots with 66 shots and 43 shots on goal. She aided FMU to a 13-4-0 record and the program's first PBC regular-season championship.
Off the playing field, the biology major possesses a 3.730 GPA. She is vice-president of the university's Ecology Club and has twice been named to both the PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic honor rolls.
She is a two-time All-PBC performer and ranks third on the conference career goal scoring list with 38. She has twice been named to the NSCAA All-Southeast Region squad.
Riley joins double honorees Fredrik Ohlsson (golf 2004, 2003), Matt Dura (golf 2003), Dylan Keylock (golf 2003), Juan Pablo Bossi (golf 2003), Katie Roberts (women's soccer 2002), and Sam Lundkvist (men's tennis 1997).


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Excellent cruise!: Liberty of the Seas Cruise Review by Piscesisa
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Excellent cruise!
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
Endless and delicious food. The food in their main dinner room is especially high quality. Kids food is also healthy and has a lot to choose from. My daughter enjoyed her big fruit platter and dessert every night. Breakfast in buffet Windjammer is about average. But I liked a lot because they had smoked salmon. A smoked salmon cheese veggie sandwich gives me enough energy for the whole morning.
I have seen pictures of many other ships after I came back and found Liberty has the most beautiful sun decks and pool areas, both kids and adults. It is full of fun. The ship is also very clean and well maintained. I saw staff cleaning handles, handrails and glass all the time. Many elegant and beautiful places here and there throughout the ship.
We loved our rooms. We had 2 large ocean view rooms next to each other at the very aft on deck 6. Room is More spacious, window is round and big, beds are quite comfortable, and washroom is smartly designed.
Sports are fun. We did rock climbing, basketball, and Flow-rider (challenging but a lot of fun). We even got tons of exercise merely from walking and sometimes running back and forth up and down on this big ship.
My daughter couldn't go to any programs which offer to kids from 3 years old. But she is busy eating, climbing stairs, playing in the pools, watching ocean, watching other kids. She napped and slept better thanks to the exercise!
Embarkation and disembarkation went very smooth and quick. We had breakfast as usual, no hurry, before getting off the ship. Getting taxi was easy too. No problems at all.
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Jackie Kennedy
Jackie Kennedy is fondly remembered as the stylish wife of slain American President John F. Kennedy. Jackie became the first Lady of United States in 1961 after John Kennedy became the American President and she remained so for a short period till 1963 when John was murdered. Jackie was a great enthusiast of art and encouraged preservation of historic architecture. She was very famous for her gorgeous looks and her beautiful and elegant style statements. Several years after Kennedy's death, Jackie married Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis who also died, after which Jackie spent the rest 20 years of her life as a successful book editor. Jackie was known for her graceful interviews and photographs given to the press. Jackie Kennedy was known for her preference towards privacy in her personal and family life. She became the youngest First Lady in American History at the age of 31 when her husband became the President.
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– She was born on 28 July
Jacqueline's sister born
Jacqueline faced the divorce of her parents
Her mother married Standard Oil heir Hugh D. Auchincloss, Jr
Jacqueline Bouvier received her secondary education at the Holton-Arms School in Bethesda, Maryland
– She moved to Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Connecticut where she pursued her further studies
– She switched to University of Grenoble and the Sorbonne in a program through Smith College, spending her junior year in France
Jacqueline returned to the United Sates where she graduated from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in French literature
Jacqueline travelled with her sister to Europe for a summer trip, while she was graduating and her sister was pursuing her high school graduation
Kennedy was introduced to Jacqueline at a dinner party by common friends that took place in March
– On 25 June Jacqueline and Kennedy officially announced their engagement
On 12 September Jacqueline got married to Kennedy at St. Mary's Church in Newport, Rhode Island in a Mass celebrated by Boston's Archbishop Richard Cushing
Jacqueline had a miscarriage
She gave birth to a stillborn baby girl
The Kennedy couple sold their estate, Hickory Hill, to Robert Kennedy and his wife Ethel, and moved to a townhouse on N Street in Georgetown
– Caroline Bouvier Kennedy was born
Jacqueline Kennedy gave birth to John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr
John F. Kennedy announced his Presidential candidature and started off with his massive nationwide Presidential campaign on 3 January
On 8 November the US general election pronounced John F. Kennedy as the winner where Republican Richard Nixon was defeated by a narrow margin in the U.S. presidential election
On 20 January John Kennedy was sworn in as the President of United States and Jacqueline became the youngest American First Lady in the US history at the age of 31
On 14 February, Jacqueline Kennedy took American television viewers on a tour of the White House with Charles Collingwood of CBS where she said, "I just feel that everything in the White House should be the best—the entertainment that's given here. If it's an American company you can help, I like to do that. If not—just as long as it's the best"
In the early 1963 Kennedy became pregnant and stayed away from all official duties
She went into premature labor on August 7 and a premature baby boy was born to the Kennedys
On 9 August the baby died of premature lung formation and hyaline membrane disease (presently known as respiratory distress syndrome) making the couple traumatised and come together very close after a long time
– On 22nd November John Kennedy was shot dead when he was with Jacqueline on a motorcade
– In June President Kennedy's brother, Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated which scared Jacqueline very much
On 20 October she married Aristotle Onassis who was a wealthy, Greek shipping magnate who had the power to provide Jacqueline with her much desired privacy and security for herself and her children
Onassis's only son Alexander died in a plane crash in January
Onassis fell ill and died in Paris on 15 March
She took up the job of an editor at Viking Press as she had always been interested in writing and literature
She resigned from Viking Press as there was a controversy over a book on the President's assassination
– She was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of cancer
Her illness was made public in February
On 18 May she made her last trip home from New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center where she was greeted by a massive crowd of well-wishers, tourists, and reporters gathered on the street outside her apartment
She died on 19 May
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The PokerListings Daily 3-Bet is a dog-eared copy of Super/System, a $40 bankroll and a 7-year window to beat the afternoon poker news micro-stakes.
Got a tip for a future 3-Bet? Drop a note in the comments and we'll gladly take a look.
Today in the 3-Bet we find Daniel Negreanu showing just how confident he is in his ability to be a winner in poker, Phil Ivey explains how to get better and the Poker Night in America cameras fire up at Turning Stone.
1) 2 Weeks to Beat $25/$50? DNegs Believes
Six WSOP bracelets. Two WSOP Player of the Year Awards. The #1 spot on poker's all-time live money list. A 20-year career that clearly shows he has what it takes to be a long-term winner.
So when will people stop doubting Daniel Negreanu's ability at the poker table? Apparently never, we guess, as Negreanu was forced to fend off the online haters yet again yesterday.
We won't get into the whole Twitter exchange but in response to some tweets Negreanu sent out about creative poker play the challenge was put out that he couldn't beat $25/$50 6-Max online.
Negreanu's response? Of course he could, given two weeks prep time:
@RealKidPoker Ok fair enough - i applaud your confidence. Do you think you could jump right in now and play a stars 25/50 6max game and win?
— danielmerrliees (@danielmerrilees) August 14, 2014
@danielmerrilees haven't played in ages so would say NO. However I believe it would take two weeks of work and I would be a winner.
— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) August 14, 2014
@TyRaeL_88 @danielmerrilees I couldn't be any more serious. 2 weeks. 5 hours playing, 4 hours studying numbers daily. Would bet a million.
— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) August 15, 2014
Have people learned nothing from the past, oh, decade or so? Check the whole exchange here.
2) Ivey and Antonius: Learn From Mistakes
The most important thing top pros like Negreanu, Phil Ivey and Patrik Antonius have learned from years and years at the felt in the toughest live games in the world?
There's only so much you can learn from books and videos. You've got to sit, play, lose and build up a mental history of hands, situations and opponents to make better decisions each time you play.
No shortcuts, no easy ways out and no perfect poker sessions. Just perpetual re-thinking of hands you've played. Depressing, isn't it? But all part of the challenge. Watch the latest clip from the Ivey League pros below:
3) Hellmuth v. Laak Gets Poker Night Off to Good Start
Remember that sweet Poker Night in America cash-game lineup we mentioned yesterday? Catch the livestream running right now with some fireworks between Phil Hellmuth and Phil Laak getting things off to a great start.


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Police Blotter Week of 10-10-11
"The police have already been called!"
On Oct. 3 at 11:20 a.m. a woman living on SW Andover St was talking on the phone with a friend when someone started knocking on her front door and incessantly ringing the doorbell. She saw a tall black male with braids at the door and, not knowing the man, decided to call her brother who lives across the street. She quickly decided to call the police instead and as she was making the 911 call, heard the glass of one of her windows shatter. She screamed, "The police have already been called!" and saw two suspects run away. A witness observed the "doorman" ringing and knocking at the front door while his accomplice broke a basement window in the rear of the house. He gave chase after one of the suspects and saw him escape in a maroon Chevy Tahoe with a black hood.
Time for new friends
A man living on S. Cloverdale St. walked outside to investigate the sound of breaking glass around 1 a.m. on Oct. 3. Unfortunately, he witnessed the noise originating from his vehicle. A "friend" was standing by his car breaking out the windows with chunks of concrete and a tire iron. The victim told police his friend then hit him over the right eye with the tire iron before leaving in a green Jetta. An area check for the suspect was negative.
Questionable outfit and illegal activity
On Sept. 30 an employee at a construction site on California Ave spotted a man wearing a pink baseball cap and a black jacket with a dragon and snakes on it carrying an armload of copper wire away from the site. The employee gave chase, but was unable to catch the copper thief.
Problem solving with a baseball bat
On Oct. 2 the father of an employee at a store on SW Barton St. approached the manager with a baseball bat held high and said, "Get the (expletive) out of here or I'll club you!" and made reference to the manager accusing his daughter of stealing. Store employees told police the suspect's daughter had "paid herself" in advance for hours that didn't match the amount of money she was taking. Back to the action, the manager was able to grab the bat from the assailant. The father left the scene and the manager said he didn't want to press charges and hoped to "forget the whole thing."
Three homes hit
Three homes were burglarized within hours of each other on the 5000 block of 35th Ave SW late last month. The burglaries occurred around 11 a.m. and the unknown suspect(s) made away with three televisions and a bounty of other miscellaneous items. Police assume the burglars must have had a truck or larger vehicle to haul the items away.
Neighborly suspicion wins out
A woman out walking her dog on SW Hinds St around 5 a.m. on Sept. 28 came upon two guys rummaging through one of her neighbor's portable storage shed. She casually walked past the men at first, but decided to turn around and take another look which prompted the burglars to flee in their older white pickup truck. The padlock had been cut with bolt cutters and the victim said nothing appeared to be missing.
Robberies by block: 9200 17th Ave SW
Burglaries by block:7700 11th Ave SW, 5200 SW Andover St, 8700 16th Ave SW, 5200 17th Ave SW, 9400 27th Ave SW, 8600 Fauntleroy Pl SW, 5600 21st Ave SW, 8800 Delridge Way SW, 6000 17th Ave SW, 9600 37th Ave SW, 7000 16th Ave SW, 6300 39th Ave SW, 10400 34th Ave SW, 5000 Delridge Way SW, 9400 17th Ave SW, 6700 12th Ave SW
Car prowls by block: 4300 SW Trenton St, corner of 31st Ave SW/SW Morgan St, corner of Harbor Ave SW/SW California Pl, 4500 42nd Ave SW, corner of Alki Ave SW/58th Ave SW, 6700 31st Ave SW, 3100 SW Graham St, 7900 8th Ave SW, 6500 High Point Dr SW, 2500 41st Ave SW
Vehicle thefts by block: 2800 SW Thistle St, 2700 60th Ave SW, 3000 SW Bradford St, 6900 Delridge Way SW, 9200 Delridge Way SW, 3900 SW 97th St
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PRESENTATION BY ALLAN RATNER PHILADELPHIA PATENT LAW ASSOCIATION Mr. RATNER;. I'm Allan Ratner of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. I'm representing Ratner & Prestia. We're a firm of 13 attorneys, 7 of whom specialize and mainly work in software, computers and sophisticated electronics. I'm also representing the Philadelphia Patent Law Association. That's a 400 member association with members in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. I'm familiar with the views of our membership and I state for the record that at this time these remarks are being considered by the Association and will be soon acted upon by the Board. I personally have been prosecuting and licensing software-related inventions for more than 25 years and have seen the continuous growth of the law and the practice and changes in the law and the PTO practice as time goes on. I've seen this positive evolution continuing to better protect the public interest and better protect the burgeoning technology, the software technology. My remarks -- in considering protection for software it's important to view the industries impacted by any potential changes in the patent law. First, what products fall under the umbrella of software-related inventions. The request for comment refers to the software industry and programming services, prepackaged software and computer integrated design. However, there is no single software industry. Certainly there is a large expanding prepackaged software industry and the U.S. patent system should reflect policies that encourage and protect innovation within this industry. But equally important are those many industries that produce machinery and electronic systems in which imbedded microprocessors and microcontrollers use control functions. In 1992 a single U.S. manufacturer sold nearly 250 microcontroller chips, each of which is used to provide control functions in a hardware system. The list of products controlled using these imbedded chips is virtually endless. The following is a brief list, intended only to show diversity. Every one of these systems is controlled to some extent by software executed in the imbedded microprocessor or microcontroller. Every one of them is a software-related invention. We have telephone CT scanners; MRI systems for imaging the human body; televisions and TV converter boxes; electronic test signal generators; automobile subsystems, including ignition systems, anti-lock brakes, traction control, airbags; chemical process control equipment; agricultural equipment; microwave ovens; facsimile machines; sewing machines; dishwashers; signal processing equipment; camcorders; automatic bank teller machines. We have clients in many of these fields -- small clients, emerging companies, mid-sized companies and large companies -- all of which use patents to protect their technology. The trend toward increased use of software in imbedded chips is expected to continue as the cost of chips decreases. The decision to use chips is a design choice and is determined by such factors as cost, design delays, comparing software against the same functions in hardware, such as ASICS. They also consider whether the functions of the product will change frequently, in which case software reduces life cycle development costs. Thus, it is impossible to define a single software industry. Admittedly, at one end of the spectrum there are application software developers who have low capital costs and who are able to bring their products to market rapidly. Nonetheless, at the other end, U.S. auto manufacturers, for example, rely on software to improve the comfort and safety of their cars. Few industries have higher capital costs than the auto industry and delays in bringing new products to market are common. For example, testing of airbags in an actual car is neither fast nor expensive and, of course, software controls the operation of the airbag. There are countless other industries that rely on software-related inventions which do not have low capital costs or short development cycles and any attempt to define a software industry is bound to fail. Furthermore, the industries that use imbedded microprocessors and controllers are in need of the protections offered by the patent system that are not available through other forms of IP protection. Defining separate standards for patenting hardware and software is likely to result in inadequate protection for software-related inventions that do not fit neatly into the precise pigeon holes of hardware systems and software systems. Although it is more common to see hardware circuitry replaced by software implementations, this is not a one-way street. As computer aided design techniques improve, a growing number of hardware designs are created by implementing functions in software from which designs for dedicated hardware are automatically generated. Given the ability to implement many algorithms in either hardware or software elements that are functionally equivalent, there is no compelling reason for penalizing an inventor that selects one implementation over another. On the contrary, the inventor who identifies that a software implementation is better, i.e. less expensive or faster to bring to the marketplace, has given something more valuable to society than the inventor that discloses a functional equivalent -- but more expensive -- hardware embodiment. The fact that the inventor has disclosed a software embodiment of the invention that is easier to implement increases the value to the public and the inventor should be rewarded. 35 U.S.C. 112 requires that the inventor disclose the best mode. Ever increasingly, the best mode for many machines and systems include software elements. A software solution to a control function may be the preferred mode. 112 requires disclosure of that software embodiment. Without protection for the inventive concepts that are in software, there would be little incentive for inventors to disclosure software-related inventions in the United States industries. Thus, the fundamental constitutional mandate for promoting progress in the useful arts would not be met. In this way the contributions of software engineers, control engineers and systems analysts have been rewarded and encouraged. Coming out to Part B, they seem to reflect a response to a number of criticisms, many of which reflect the public's misunderstanding with respect to standards applied in the examination of software-related inventions. Both the PTO and the Patent Bar should emphasize that hardware and software-related inventions have been and continue to be subject to the same standards with respect to novelty and unobviousness during examination. It has never passed muster to take a known system or a known process and without more implement that system or process in software. A conventional hardware system by itself ported over into software is still a conventional system. There is no public policy reason to define a higher standard of patentability for a software-related invention than for any other invention. Now some patents covering software-related inventions have been questioned because the Code is written following well-known programming skills. This is not and should not be the standard for patentability used by examiners. The relevant field of the invention is usually never computer programming itself, even for inventions in software application programs. The field may be systems engineering; operating systems; networks; database architecture; electronic design; automatic control system design; electromechanical system design; chemical process engineering or others. The inventor very often is the system architect, the person who conceives of the system and its concepts. The programmer acts as a technician under the inventor's direction -- a technician. A valid concern has been raised that examiners do not have access to a comprehensive base of prior art. One approach to solving this problem is to improve the access to materials within the PTO's library, which presently is quite extensive, as well as improving access to on-line prior art databases that increase the examiner's productivity. These techniques are being implemented and more funds should be put into them. Perhaps the single most effective method of providing a more comprehensive base of prior art to the examiner is to enlist the assistance of other parties who have a stake in the outcome if a patent is issued. These parties include both third parties and the applicants themselves. With respect to third parties, the current patent law presents obstacles for third parties who would otherwise be inclined to submit prior art. With adequate safeguards -- that's important, with adequate safeguards -- early publication of all patent applications may be one way to enable third parties to submit prior art during the pendency of applications. This particular way has problems but that is being considered. Increased third party participation in post issuance reexamination proceedings may also encourage the submission of prior art by third parties. Thank you. COMMISSIONER LEHMAN;: Thank you very much, Mr. Ratner, for those really thoughtful comments. Next, I'd like to ask Dianne Callan, Deputy General Counsel of the Lotus Development Corporation to come forward. She will talking with us on behalf of the Business Software Alliance.Back to the index of speakers for Arlington
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Disabled Seat Belt Chime on 2014 JGC
Hi guys,
I have confirmation now that I was able to disable my annoying seatbelt chime on my 2014 JGC Overland.
I did it following these instructions.
Here it is copied and pasted from page 62:
For front passenger seats equipped with BeltAlert, your
vehicle is equipped to detect when it is occupied. The
BeltAlert�� warning system is not activated when the
front passenger seat is unoccupied. The BeltAlert�� warn-
ing system may be triggered when an animal or heavy
object is on the front passenger seat or when the seat is
folded flat (if equipped). It is recommended that pets be
restrained in the rear seat in pet harnesses or pet carriers
that are secured by seat belts and cargo is properly
BeltAlert�� can be enabled or disabled by your authorized
dealer or by following these steps:
NOTE: The following steps must occur within the first
60 seconds of the ignition switch being turned to the ON
or START position. Chrysler Group LLC does not recom-
mend deactivating BeltAlert��.
1. With all doors closed, and the ignition switch in any
position except RUN or START, buckle the driver s
2. Turn the ignition key to the ACC/RUN position (do
not start the engine), and wait for the Seat Belt Reminder
Light to turn off.
3. Within 60 seconds of starting the vehicle, unbuckle
and then re-buckle the drivers seat belt at least three
times within 10 seconds, ending with the seat belt
4. Turn the ignition key to the OFF position. A single
chime will sound to signify that you have successfully
completed the programming.
NOTE: Watch for the Seat Belt Reminder Light to turn
on while the seat belt retracts and turn off while re-
buckling the seat belt.
BeltAlert�� can be reactivated by repeating this procedure.
I was a little confused because we have a push start button. So to dumb it down for everyone, here is what I did.
1. Get inside car with ignition off.
2. Close doors and buckle seat belt in drivers side.
3. Push the push start button to ACC/Run Mode (do not turn on engine). This means only push the push start button, no need to depress brake, doing so will turn engine on, a big no no.
4. Wait for red seat belt light to turn off.
5. Unbuckle and rebuckle seat belt at least 3 times ending with seatbelt buckled. ( I unbuckled and rebuckled 4 times and it worked)
6. Push the push start button (turns off display). You will hear a single chime if you succeeded.
The problem I ran into was that I kept turning the engine on. So whatever you do, do not turn the engine until after you have finished programming. The key is to leave your car in ACC/Run mode.
Good Luck guys. :D
Re: Disabled Seat Belt Chime on 2014 JGC
I do not find the seat belt alert on the Jeep as annoyingly intrusive as on my Subaru. At least on the Jeep you can have it unbuckled when you reverse slowly without any alerts but on the Subaru, even being stationary with the engine off, it beeps.
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There has to be a way to disable your Subaru. That would be very annoying if it was mine.
Inthebush glad it helps!
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I will be doing this today! Thanks!
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I used this for the purpose of evil! Please don't tell my wife...
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did this morning thanks alot
Does this disable the annoying ding if you have the car in acc with the driver door open?
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You're the man, thank you so much!!! This was one of the most hated features of my new Jeep! There are times like the one mile drive to a friends at 25mph and the 4-block drive from my office into town. Not to mention the 2.5 mile drive into my cabin with multiple gates where I may sometimes choose what I consider the acceptable risk of not wearing my seat belt. Thanks again for sending Nanny packing!!!
Wow .. Mine doesn't make a chime at all. All I do is press the 'ok' button on the left side buttons and turns off the 'drivers belt not fastened' message in the evic screen ..
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Before I even got the car my friends who have a ruby unlimited bought me a key ring with a seat belt thing to stop the noise when we are our 4x4img yet it's never made a noise at all .. Now I wonder if I have a fault lol
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Just did it, worked like a champ!
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I'm elated to be "opening the doors" of my blog and begin with fan's ideas and suggestions from my Facebook page, Well With Jenn. We'll just call this a mini-series. Our first round is about CRAVINGS.
I look forward to the future of your ideas, thoughts, and creativity! {Please be mindful in your speech — young eyes peer upon, and ears hear, your every word}
What is that nagging feeling inside? You walk into the kitchen, open the pantry…nothing. You open the fridge…ah, there's something! But you have no idea what you're really looking for! Sounds like you might have a hungry belly — or something worse — a craving.
Food cravings can drive… you… CRAZY!
If you're anything like me, when you get a craving for something, you go satisfy it; however, as soon as it is fulfilled, you find yourself craving more or — even more unfavorable — something different. Ugh!
Before you know it, crumbs are running down your bedclothes and you are left feeling terrible, standing in darkness before the incriminating light from the fridge. The following is an example of monologue that takes place in my head: "It's so late! I already ate dinner! Why is this happening? Why can't my stomach just be content?" In more ways than one, it may be the body communicating that it isn't getting enough of what it needs.
Our first to deal with is what I call THE SALT CRAVE.
Our body needs salt. Believe it or not, it improves our brain operations, lowers our stress levels and, consumed properly, steadies our electrolytes. Along the line of needs, our body needs proper rest and hydration. So, without further adieu…
Here's what The Salt Crave might be trying to say:
"I am crazy-tired!"
Serioulsy. Do you ever get enough rest? Does your body relax in a way that makes you say "Ahhh…" and fall into a peaceful sleep? I didn't think so, and neither do I. Not unless I've had a glass or two of wine — but that's not the way to do it.
So, we have these things called "adrenal glands". Adrenal glands, more specifically, the "Adrenal cortex—the outer part of the gland—produces hormones that are vital to life, such as cortisol (which helps regulate metabolism and helps your body respond to stress) and aldosterone (which helps control blood pressure)" (Sargis, 2014). Find out more about adrenal glands at the Adrenal Gland Overview written by Dr. Robert Sargis. Plainly said, the correct portion of salt can lower your stress, helping your metabolism to run smoothly (which, in fact, allows the body to burn fat).
Or, perhaps it is saying:
"Man, I'm thirsty!"
Your body is more than likely dehydrated. Truly, you want to be drinking about half of your body weight in purified water (higher levels of electrolytes). Now, think here. What do our liquid beverages get measured in? You got it — ounces. So, for someone who weighs 150 pounds, that would be 75 ounces of water. Easier to do than you think, unless you despise water. If that's the case, try some bubbly (no, not champagne!). A glass or two of mineral water (spritzed with lemon or lime for taste) could be profitable for you! It contains minerals that are needed to balance our electrolytes.
A Couple Ideas to Get Past The Salt Crave
Check your fluid intake.
Have you really had enough water to drink today? If not, make yourself a neat herbal tea and wait another twenty minutes before charging the chips! If so, perhaps you do need something more to eat (try celery – it has sodium and other beneficial minerals).
Pay attention to the sodium source you use on your foods.
What kind of salt do you use? Personally, I use Unrefined Sea Salt and Himalayan Sea Salt. I've read an article on the different salts and learned that drinking a sole (pronounced, SOLAY) has tons of great benefits. You can research more for yourself at Dr. Sircus' page.
Whatever you choose to do, make sure it's in the most healthy way possible. Your health really is up to you.
Be well and make it a great day!
I do not endorse or receive money for the links included. They are simply where I found my information for the topic. Enjoy researching!


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I have been trying to figure out a recipe, well at least the correct proportions of ingredients put forward by a restaurant.
"All Zippy's recipes are proprietary; however, I am able to provide you with the ingredients so that you may have a chance to experiment with it. Here are the ingredients:"
... etc ... (Please see this thread)
"Committed to Serve,
Joyce Lee
Customer Service Manager"
So, does this mean that I can post on this website what I have discovered (with the help of Chef Talk members, of course), or not?
I don't know and I don't want some lawyer at my door with a "stop and desist order.


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posted by Sumare .
How do I find the prime factorization of number 2002?
2002 = 2 * 7 * 11 * 13
I meant what are the steps to finding the Answer.
From the knowledge of divisibility, we know that 2 is a factor (all even numbers).
That reduces
Again, the difference of sums of alternate digits equals zero (1+0)-(0+1)=0, so it is divisible by 11.
That makes
We should (try to) know all prime factorization for numbers below 100, which in this case is 7*13=91.
This completes the prime factorization of 2002 to
Rule for 7,11 and 13 for large numbers.
By the way,the given example is an excellent demonstration of another property:
If the number is grouped in 3 digits from the right, difference of alternate groups has the same mod as the number itself with respect to divisors 7,11 & 13.
For example to factorize 78169,
we know from divisibility rules that it is not divisible by 2,3,5,11.
Now form groups of 3 digits: 78 & 169.
Take the difference 169-78=91.
Since we know that 91 is divisible by 7 and 13 (but not 11), we conclude that 78169 is divisible by 7 and 13. The prime factorization is then:
(note: 859 is prime).


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City and Borough of Juneau
City Clerk MenuClerk Homepage Elections Municipal Calendars Assembly Main Page Assembly Archive Current Agendas and Minutes Adopted Legislation Charter City Code Notice of Public Hearing Assembly Standing Committees Appeals to the Assembly Appointed Boards and Commissions Municipal Documents Retention Schedule Web Contact Form
Office of the City Clerk
I. Call to Order
II. Agenda Changes
III. Approval of Minutes
IV. Public Participation – Non-Agenda Items (10 Minutes)
V. Action Items
VI. Information Items
A. Air Quality Summary; Memo from Bob Dilley from May 17th 2011
B. The JAHF summary; Memo from Scott Ciambor from June 15th, 2011
C. Willoughby District Land Use Plan – Public Process Review Update (verbal)
D. West Douglas Highway; Memo from Heather Marlow from June 23, 2011, Alignments Map and Evaluation Criteria
VII. Liaison Reports
VIII. Next Meetings
IX. Adjournment


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I've been developing a series about becoming your own boss, and this is part 4 in that series. The information is based on an article from MSN, but I'm pulling in information from other locations as well.
Step 4: Build a Bulletproof Business Plan
A young entrepreneur should want People Who Matter to take his or her business seriously.
The way to do this is to create a complete, documented business plan.
There is no other single process that can be more useful in beginning business problem-solving than addressing the risks and thoughtfully forecasting by writing the plan. Don't fall into the excuse that you have the business plan in your head… Not only is it a good planning tool, but a solid business plan is also your key to raising capital.
If you need money to start your business, and most entrepreneurs do, most likely you're going to ask individual investors or banks for loans. Undoubtedly with banks and definitely with smart investors, you'll have to present a solid business plan before anyone hands money over to you.
While the article suggests some expensive software for developing the plan, there are two ways to look at this. There are tons of resources freely available on the internet. One place to start looking is bplans.com. They have examples for various types of business to inspire your own plan writing. Entrepreneur.com has several articles that may be useful.
The other optios is to look at the cost of business plan writing software as an investment that will help grow the value of your business quicker. One highly-regarded software applications is Business Plan Pro. Write the plan and package the presentation well, and it's guaranteed that not only will your prospective investore be able to understand your business, but you'll understand it more as well.
This is Part 4 of a series. Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6
Updated February 10, 2011 and originally published May 27, 2006.


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Latest Weather Blog
2 arrested for murder in Donaldsonville
DONALDSONVILLE- Detectives with the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office have arrested two men in connection with the murder of Quincy Nicholas in Donaldsonville.
Nicholas was found shot to death in front of his home in December of last year.
Sylvester Leblanc, 20, and Barry Diggs, 57, were both charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery.
Diggs was already housed in the Ascension Parish Jail on first-degree murder charges for the killing of Fred Martin Jr. that happened on January 31 in St. Amant.


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1. Why He Wrote "Pocket"
When he committed suicide, Markoff also wrote the words "Megan" and "Pocket" on the walls of his cell. Meagan McAllister was his fiance, and "Pocket" was a nickname they had for each other.
2. What He Wore In Prison:
It's a Ferguson safety smock — bascially, a heavy, weighted smock that makes it difficult for a inmate from hurting herself.
3. Who Wrote: "All I have to say to you is Philip is a beautiful person inside and out and could not hurt a fly!"
Megan McAllister, in an email to ABC News shortly after Markoff's arrest, wrote:
"What has been portrayed and leaked to the media is not the Philip Markoff that I know. To me and my family he is a loving and caring person and in the eyes of the law and the Constitution he is innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt."
4. What He Did At Foxwoods
Following the robbery and murder of Julissa Brisman, Markoff headed to the Foxwoods resort in Connecticut to lay low. He took the $800 he'd stolen earlier from Trisha Leffler, an escort he'd found through Craigslist, and turned it in $5,300.
5. Where He Hid His Gun
Markoff, a promising medical student, reportedly hid a handgun in a hollowed-out copy of a Gray's Anatomy textbook in his home in Quincy, Massachusetts.
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In recognition of the importance of regional policy, the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (EU) devotes five articles to 'economic, social and territorial cohesion' (Articles 174 - 178).
The policy aims to reduce the economic, social and territorial disparities between EU regions by supporting job creation, competitiveness, economic growth, improved quality of life and sustainable development.
European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIFs) help regions to overcome their handicaps and thus to reverse the 'brain drain' and other disadvantages from which they suffer.
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By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger has paid yet another tribute to Jens Lehmann ahead of tonight's pre-season friendly in Stuttgart.
The German keeper was given a rousing send-off at the final home game of last season before leaving Emirates Stadium on a free transfer.
He ended up back in the Budesliga and his former manager is delighted at the rapid re-acquaintance for a match that celebrates the new name of Stuttgart's stadium - the Mercedez-Benz Arena.
"It will be very good to see him," said Wenger. "He will always be remembered as great goalkeeper, a good influence and a super professional.
"We had our differences but always with respect. As long as a guy comes in in the morning and gives 100 per cent to do well then you respect him."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I recently picked up a 1953 Aero Ace Willys 4 door. I trying to find parts for a restoration. So far, I'm finding parts very hard to come by. I remember driving a 1952 2 dr for several weeks in 1954 and remember being impressed with the car. When this 53 showed up on eBay, I had to pick it up. It seems most people have never seen one before in the area where I now live. SW Colorado.
I'm also working on a 1960 Nash Metropolitan in my spare time.
I'm retired and have a good deal of time to 'play' with my toys now. Any information as to sources of parts for either of these cars would be greatly appreciated.
Nice car.You might try asking your question in the General Tech section.This one is for introductions.
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hopefully you get to read this post! as i also have a 53, i happen to know where 2 ace's are, complete cars im also in colorado. very cool cars mine is now sitting on a shortened chevy s-10 frame and so far its going to make a nice ride. feel free to contact me via e-mail and ill help you source the parts you need. are you restoring or hotrodding yours? i look foward to hearing from you and everyone else in the future!!!
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Cross City Woman Seriously Injured by Jumping Sturgeon
A jumping Sturgeon broke a woman's leg Sunday afternoon in the Suwannee River when it jumped onto an airboat. Tina Fletcher, 25, was sitting on the front of her boyfriends airboat, when she says, the sturgeon jumped onto the front landing on her right leg. Fletcher broke her tibia and was in surgery this afternoon at North Florida Regional Medical Center.
Fletcher told TV-20 she had to get a rod and four screws put into her leg. Fletcher said, "My boyfriend and I are going to stick to boating in the Gulf from here on out."
According to Fish and Wildlife spokesperson, Karen Parker, this is the fifth sturgeon related incident this year. There were no reports last year. Parker says the Sturgeon come to the Suwannee River from April through October to reproduce. The Sturgeon can get up to 8ft long and weigh up to 300 pounds.
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2012 North American Cystic Fibrosisi Conference Kicks Off in Orlando with nearly 4,000 health-care professionals.
Nearly 4,000 doctors, scientists and caregivers from around the world are gathering today in Orlando, Fla., for the 26th annual North American Cystic Fibrosis Conference (NACFC), sponsored by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
The meeting takes place at a time of tremendous advances in cystic fibrosis research and care. In January, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first drug, Kalydeco™, to treat the underlying cause of CF in a small group of people with the disease, opening the door to research that may eventually lead to similar treatments for all those living with CF.
"We are at a pivotal moment in the history of cystic fibrosis," said Robert J. Beall, Ph.D., president and CEO of the CF Foundation. "The hope and optimism in the CF community today is thanks in large part to the talent and energy of people from around the world who are dedicated to improving the lives of those with CF and working together to speed our progress toward a cure."
From Oct. 11 through Oct. 13, attendees will meet and exchange ideas on the latest in CF research, care and drug development. Highlights of the 2012 NACFC include:
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A collection of 11 stories of University of Northern Colorado students who graduated during spring/summer commencement ceremonies May 9-10. Their experiences are sure to inspire.
Graduating with a near-perfect grade point average with a bachelor's degree in Psychology, 19-year-old Alisha Wolfrum has already conducted research that she hopes will help elementary school students learn more easily.
"I collect data to determine whether giving high school students topic choices to write about increases their motivation and quality of their writing," Wolfrum explained. "I love studying people and their behavior."
Alisha's story
Rozana Beluts immigrated to the United States from Eritrea, a small African country that borders Ethiopia, when she was only 10 years old. Her father had been separated from her and her family for six years while he prepared a new life for them in Colorado.
Her experience influenced her decision to volunteer at the Global Refugee Center. There, she helped other African newcomers adjust to life in Greeley by teaching them English and helping with translation, along with assisting with the annual health fair.
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Casey Fogel sustained a brain injury when he fell as a toddler. As a result, countless teachers and doctors warned him that his motor skills were irreparably damaged and he would be lucky if he even graduated high school.
Fogel put aside those doubts as he walked across the stage to receive his bachelor's degree in Psychology and Communication Studies. On top of that, he's been accepted into UNC's graduate program for Human Communication.
"I used the negativity from the experts to fuel my fire," Fogel said. "I wanted to silence my critics. I wanted to prove them wrong. So I studied even harder to make my dreams come true."
Casey's story
Kimberlee Ward ditched school and didn't want to go back in the seventh grade following the death of her mother, who had been battling a drug addiction and had previously given Ward up to relatives to raise.
"Everything felt so bleak," Ward recalled. Ward realized that she was on the wrong path.
With hard work, she made it to college and now has an impressive resume to show for it: the McNair scholar is the first person in her family to graduate college.
Kimberlee's story
The same day that Ana Caudillo became a U.S. resident, she became a UNC Bear. Originally from Juarez, Mexico, Caudillo's family came to Greeley in 2003 searching for a better life.
During her childhood, Caudillo recounted that she and her family scavenged behind UNC's dorms in search of aluminum cans to sell for money.
While in high school, she took college-level math courses at UNC and it made her even more resolute to pursue her dreams of college.
Ana's story
After volunteering for two weeks during summer 2012 at an elementary school founded by Baptist missionaries in the largest slum in Nairobi, Kenya, Music Education major Jenni Gooch promised herself she'd return for a longer stay the next summer with enough recorders and rhythm sticks to start a music program for the school's 550 students.
Since the promise included personally raising the several hundred dollars needed to purchase the recorders and sticks and get them to Africa, she organized fundraising competitions among music programs in Denver-area schools and solicited the help of friends and family.
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Bethany Blackburn spent 22 months abroad during her undergraduate studies, studying in such places as Germany, France and Ireland - including at the University of Cologne in Germany.
Because of her consistent blogging while abroad, offering tips on how to save money or find the right apartment while living in another country, the Monfort College of Business awarded her the All-Star Scholarship.
Bethany's story
Adam LeWinter was one busy guy the past two years while he worked on his master's degree in Earth Sciences at UNC.
There were his classes and research, which involved multiple trips to Hawaii, where he and UNC Professor Steve Anderson used cutting-edge technology to study small changes in the Kilauea Volcano's crater and lava lake that could trigger explosive activity and increases in lava flow.
The project ultimately earned LeWinter a prestigious grant from the U.S. Geological Survey, a Graduate Dean's Citation for Outstanding Thesis and a Dean's Citation for Excellence, recognizing his 3.8 GPA and overall academic achievement.
Adam's story
For Sociology major Seth Morones, the day he received his acceptance letter from UNC was the day he found a home.
After spending his high school years being shuffled from one foster home to another, he found himself sleeping at a group home for youth or on friends' couches. He realized that he had to take his fate into his own hands and he started applying to colleges.
Arriving at UNC in January 2010, Morones embraced university life, eventually qualifying for both the Honors and McNair Scholars programs, earning the title of Resident Assistant of the Year for 2013 and serving as assistant to the director for UNC's Center for Honors, Scholars and Leadership.
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Once Myra Hanson made the decision to get a degree from UNC, she didn't let anything stop her.
That decision came a few years ago. She was 50 and her career as a retail store manager had been derailed by a series of layoffs during the recession. She and her husband had separated, and she didn't have a place to live. Although a recent MRI revealed that her MS had stopped progressing, she still suffered from its effects.
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Mandy Alvarez's path to graduating summa cum laude in nursing didn't follow a direct route. But the journey — and the people who've walked it with her — have made the destination that much sweeter.
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25 U.S. Code § 1616l - Community health aide program
The Secretary, acting through the Service, shall establish a neutral panel to carry out the study under paragraph (2).
The neutral panel established under paragraph (1) shall conduct a study of the dental health aide therapist services provided by the Community Health Aide Program under this section to ensure that the quality of care provided through those services is adequate and appropriate.
The Secretary, in consultation with interested parties, including professional dental organizations, shall develop the parameters of the study.
Except as provided in paragraph (2), the Secretary, acting through the Service, may establish a national Community Health Aide Program in accordance with the program under this section, as the Secretary determines to be appropriate.
Subparagraph (B) of paragraph (2) shall not apply in the case of an election made by an Indian tribe or tribal organization located in a State (other than Alaska) in which the use of dental health aide therapist services or midlevel dental health provider services is authorized under State law to supply such services in accordance with State law.
Nothing in this section shall restrict the ability of the Service, an Indian tribe, or a tribal organization to participate in any program or to provide any service authorized by any other Federal law.
Amendment by section 10221(a) of Pub. L. 111–148 is based on section 111 of title I of S. 1790, One Hundred Eleventh Congress, as reported by the Committee on Indian Affairs of the Senate in Dec. 2009, which was enacted into law by section 10221(a) of Pub. L. 111–148, except as provided in section 10221(b)(1) of Pub. L. 111–148.
2010—Pub. L. 111–148, § 10221(a), amended section generally. Prior to amendment, section related to maintenance of Community Health Aide Program for Alaska and related training, curriculum, and establishment and maintenance of Certification Board.
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David Browning is the rector of Holy Trinity Church in Fonthill. For the past several years, he has also conducted a ministry entitled Christ in the Workplace.
A very special thanks to David for his work over the past many years on Christ in the Workplace. On Aug 31 2015 David retires from full time ministry in Fonthill. Knowing his devotion to Christ in the Workplace, we hope that he will occasionally contribute an article to this portion of the website.
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Heslip's three-point barrage lifts Baylor over Colorado
ALBUQUERQUE – Brady Heslip literally shot Baylor into the Sweet 16.
The senior guard fell just short of a NCAA tournament record with nine three-pointers to help No. 3 Baylor (29-7) pull away in the second half en route to a 80-63 victory Saturday night over 11th-seed Colorado in a South Regional matchup.
The Bears move on to play either Xavier or upstart Lehigh, surprise winners over Duke on Friday, next weekend in Atlanta. Baylor lost to Duke in a regional final two years ago.
Heslip wasn't able to reach the tournament mark of 11 three-pointers set by Jeff Fryer of Loyola Marymount vs. Michigan in the second round of the WestRregional in 1990 and finished one shy of the school record as well. He went 9-of-12 from beyond the arc.
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After the game, Heslip looked to deflect credit to his teammates for his performance.
"When they set great screens and they make passes that are on target and on time, it just makes it's easy for me, especially if I'm in rhythm and feeling good shooting," said the Burlington, Ontario, native. "It just makes it even easier."
Heslip had 18 of his 27 points in the first half, hitting 6-of-8 from three-point range. Baylor held a narrow lead through most of the first half and rode Heslip's hot hand to a 37-35 halftime advantage.
Colorado's Carlon Brown said his team didn't have an answer for Heslip.
"Once he got going, it was almost impossible to stop," the guard said. "But I give our guys credit for trying to stop (him) and making the extra effort. He was just hot."
Forward Quincy Acy believes Heslip's night was no accident.
"I know how hard he's worked," said the senior. "We knew how good of a shooter he was. Every time I went to the gym at night, I would see him in there, sometimes twice a day. He works for it. I know whenever he gets hot, he can outshoot anybody."
Askia Booker once more came of the bench to lead the Buffaloes (24-12) in scoring. The freshman point guard's 15 topped four Colorado players in double figures.
The Buffaloes kept things close until midway through the second half. Austin Dufault's layup with just under eight minutes remaining brought them within one at 61-60. But the Bears pulled away with a 19-3 run down the stretch on the strength of their outside shooting, as not only Heslip, but Anthony Jones and Pierre Jackson hit from three-point range.
Baylor also dominated on the boards with Acy grabbing 10 rebounds as the Bears had 17 offensive rebounds and outscored Colorado 14-2 on the fast break.
"They just did a great job boxing us out," said Dufault. "You've got to give them credit tonight. They were the more physical team."
After the game, Baylor coach Scott Drew was asked why Heslip was only able to get one shot in the first nine minutes of the second half.
Drew smiled and answered: "Bad coaching."
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Did You Know That The Banana Tree Isn't A Fruit Tree?
Today is "Banana Lovers Day"! According to Punch Bowl, "bananas are high in fiber and potassium", and "can help prevent calcium loss, ulcers, high blood pressure, and certain kinds of cancer". Did you know that the banana tree isn't a fruit tree?
Punch Bowl says, "Although bananas are often pictured as growing on trees, the banana "tree" is actually an herb. The banana is the fruit of this herb". I did not know that.
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(A) In addition to the applicable curriculum requirements, each student entering ninth grade for the first time on or after July 1, 2014, shall satisfy at least one of the following conditions in order to qualify for a high school diploma:
(1) Be remediation-free, in accordance with standards adopted under division (F) of section 3345.061 of the Revised Code, on each of the nationally standardized assessments in English, mathematics, and reading;
(2) Attain a score specified under division (B)(5)(c) of section 3301.0712 of the Revised Code on the end-of-course examinations prescribed under division (B) of section 3301.0712 of the Revised Code.
(3) Attain a score that demonstrates workforce readiness and employability on a nationally recognized job skills assessment selected by the state board of education under division (G) of section 3301.0712 of the Revised Code and obtain either an industry-recognized credential, as described under division (B)(2)(d) of section 3302.03 of the Revised Code, or a license issued by a state agency or board for practice in a vocation that requires an examination for issuance of that license.
The state board shall approve the industry-recognized credentials and licenses that may qualify a student for a high school diploma under division (A)(3) of this section.
A student may choose to qualify for a high school diploma by satisfying any of the separate requirements prescribed by divisions (A)(1) to (3) of this section. If the student's school district or school does not administer the examination prescribed by one of those divisions that the student chooses to take to satisfy the requirements of this section, the school district or school may require that student to arrange for the applicable scores to be sent directly to the district or school by the company or organization that administers the examination.
(B) The state board of education shall not create or require any additional assessment for the granting of any type of high school diploma other than as prescribed by this section. Except as provided in section 3313.6111 of the Revised Code, the state board shall not create any endorsement or designation that may be affiliated with a high school diploma.
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Pennsylvania-based coal and natural gas company, Consol Energy Inc. (CNX) announced the temporary closure of its Buchanan Mine in southwestern Virginia. In addition, the company will shut down its Amonate Mining complex located in this region.
The company's decision to shut down either partially or fully the Amonate Mine is currently under review. Both Buchanan and Amonate are longwall mining complexes involved in the production of metallurgical coal which is used as a raw material in steel making.
The operations at these two mines are expected to remain idle for one to two months. The Buchanan Mine and the Amonate Mine have an output capacity of roughly 400,000 tons per month and 35,000 tons per month, respectively.
Consol often resorts to momentary closure of mines to cushion its financials from weakening market conditions, both in the domestic as well as in the international spheres. The company previously halted its operations at the Fola Mine complex in West Virginia in late June 2012 owing to the bleak thermal coal market expected ahead.
Consol's decision comes as a response to the depressed market conditions prevailing in its overseas export markets of Asia, Europe and South America. Steel demand is projected to weaken globally, which will lead to a decline in demand for metallurgical coal. We believe this downward trend in global steel demand and the consequent closure of operations will severely impact Consol's top-line results in the near term.
In view of the challenging coal market outlook, CONSOL expects third quarter 2012 coal sales to be 14.9 million tons and 2012 coal production to be 59.4 million tons. The company expects coal production in 2013 and 2014 to be 57.6 million tons and 62.0 million tons, respectively.
The Zacks Consensus Estimates for the third quarter and full year 2012 are currently pegged at 42 cents per share and $1.64 per share, respectively. The company's closest peer is Peabody Energy Corporation (BTU).
Consol presently holds a Zacks #3 Rank implying a short-term Hold rating. The company is involved in the production of coal and natural gas for energy and raw material markets. The company engages in the mining, preparation, and marketing of steam coal primarily to the electric power generation industry; and metallurgical coal to steel and coke producers.
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What if Marco Polo had owned a tape recorder? And what if his epic travels along the Silk Road had taken place not at the end of the 13th century, but at the beginning of the 21st? Far-fetched conjectures to be sure, but our compilation The Silk Road: A Musical Caravan offers a glimpse of the rich musical life that an intrepid and curious traveler like Marco Polo might find in the lands of the Silk Road today.
"What if Marco Polo had owned tape recorder?" This intriguing concept is raised in the liner notes to this impressive two-CD set, which wanders along ancient Asian trade routes known as the Silk Road. The first disc, Masters & Traditions, deals with formal styles performed by and for sophisticated connoisseurs. Meanwhile, the music on Minstrels and Lovers is played by amateurs who are part of daily life and thus reach a wider audience. The imaginary caravan passes through Iran, Kazakhstan, China, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, and Afghanistan, encountering nomads, mystics, and bards along the way. The instruments are scratchy, pungent, and/or serene, while the singers weave a potent spell out of a millennium''s worth of slow-changing rural and urban vistas. In the opening essay, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the project''s artistic director, pleads for intercultural communication and empathy. This compilation provides an exotic, brave, entertaining first step in that direction. --Christina Roden