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Get Every Drop Of Ketchup Out With MIT-Created Bottle Coating
Researchers have developed LiquiGlide, a new 'super-slippery' coating that helps condiments easily slide out of their containers- no tapping required.
Can't get that last bit of ketchup out of the bottle? Forget trying to get it out by scraping it out with a knife or by tapping tirelessly on the magic '57' spot on the side of the bottle- MIT researchers have created a bottle coating technology that makes ketchup simply glide out without any effort.
MIT PhD candidate Dave Smith and a team of researchers and nano technologists from MIT's Varanasi Research Group have created LiquiGlide, a non-toxic, edible, and 'super-slippery' coating for the inside of bottles. The flavorless LiquiGlide coating is made from FDA approved food materials, and won't mix with the ketchup or any other condiments.
The slippery coating has been tested on multiple condiments across a variety of container materials- so far, whether it's ketchup, mayonnaise, or jam in a glass, plastic, metal, or ceramic container, LiquiGlide works effortlessly to get out every last drop.
Simply tilt a bottle upside down and watch the ketchup start to flow- zero sticky residue will remain on the sides of the bottle- a big win for frustrated ketchup lovers, but an even bigger win for the environment. When most people throw out a bottle of ketchup (or any condiment), there's usually a little bit leftover at the bottom or along the sides– what seems like a little bit of waste quickly adds up when you consider how many condiments the average person keeps in his refrigerator.
Smith sees big potential for LiquiGlide in helping eliminate waste:
It's funny: Everyone is always like, 'Why bottles? What's the big deal?' But then you tell them the market for bottles–just the sauces alone is a $17 billion market. And if all those bottles had our coating, we estimate that we could save about one million tons of food from being thrown out every year.
Smith and his team also estimate that using LiquiGlide would also eliminate the need for large squeeze caps for condiments, saving about 25,000 tons of petroleum-based plastics each year.
Watch a video of the old way to coax ketchup out of a bottle and the new LiquiGlide way:


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Chic & Earth, Wind & Fire Team for Summer TourThe run kicks off on July 12 in Oakland, CA.
Pearl Jam, Tupac Shakur, Journey Lead 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame InducteesThere's also a handful of classic rock favorites, and a folk music icon.
Chic: Why They Should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of FameDJs from New York's WCBS-FM sound off on why Nile Rodgers and co. finally deserve the honor.
You Decide Who Gets into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame! Want to Vote?Fan voting has been extended for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2017! Get those votes in!
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2017 Nominees AnnouncedAmong the artists nominated for the first time are Bad Brains, Depeche Mode, Pearl Jam, and Tupac Shakur.
Duran Duran Announce 2016 Tour DatesChic will open many of the dates.
Chic's Nile Rodgers: 'Duran Duran is Truly Like My Second Band'Nile Rodgers speaks about the next Chic album, his partnership with Duran Duran, his collaboration with Keith Urban and his music festival.
Beck Working on New Music With Nile Rodgers of Chic"We're going into the studio out on [Long] Island. We have the studio booked, we're ready to go."
Chic Take It Back to the Disco with 'I'll Be There': ListenThe song was premiered on 'American Idol.'
Kris Kristofferson, Nile Rodgers, Berry Gordy & More Remember The Beatles on 'Ed Sullivan'"The Night That Changed America: A GRAMMY Salute To The Beatles" airs on CBS Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. ET.
Watch Bono Cover Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky' With Nile RodgersCheck out the footage of the U2 singer going in on what Nile Rodgers called the "most influential song of his career."
Rock Hall Nominees 2014: Nirvana, Hall & Oates, KISS, The Replacements, Peter Gabriel, Linda Ronstadt & MoreLet the arguments begin: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame released the ballot for the class of 2014.

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TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE DSGN220_ Spring 2011_GRADUATE STUDIO The Design Studio focused on the notion of TRANSLATION in relation to the production of form and space as application of transformative – generative operations. A series of analog models were developed to investigate the articulation of spaces in relation to site, program, sequence and inhabitation. The sequential moments of exploration led to the beginning of the design phase of an architectural artifact able to propose forms of programmatic and spatial exchange between the architectural and urban scale, the ground/field/void and figure/object/volume. ANALOG transformations_ SEQUENCE: 1A. FOLDING as GROUND STRATEGY 1B. FRAMING as VOLUMENTRIC STRATEGY 1.C. FOLD + FRAME > Spatial ASSEMBLAGE 2. SPATIAL LINKAGE > In- between:CARVING VOIDS
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The UUA Bookstore Offers Resources for Growing Faith in Families
Recently, the UUA staff members that create your religious education curricula featured several books on their blog, Call and Response. All available from your UUA Bookstore, these books are intended to help parents interpret Unitarian Universalist values and answer the tough questions children ask outside of Sunday religious education classes.
The Parent Trilogy: Three Programs for UU Parents and Other Adults by Unitarian Universalist Association
This useful little book includes three timeless programs in one volume: Being a UU Parent, Parents as Resident Theologians, and Parents as Social Justice Educators. Purchase today.
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Port-Marinated Rack of Lamb
Slideshow: More Amazing Lamb Recipes
- Servings: 4
- 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup ruby port
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 cup whole-grain mustard
- 1 1/2 tablespoons finely chopped rosemary
- 1 1/2 tablespoons coarsely cracked black peppercorns
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 tablespoon minced shallots
- 2 racks of lamb, chine bones removed, racks frenched (see Note)
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
How to make this recipe
In a large glass baking dish, combine 1/4 cup of the oil with the port, vinegar, lemon juice, mustard, rosemary, peppercorns, garlic and shallots. Add the lamb and turn to coat. Let stand at room temperature for 40 minutes.
Meanwhile, light a grill or preheat the oven to 375°. Drain the lamb and scrape off the marinade. Rub the racks with the remaining 1 tablespoon of olive oil and season with kosher salt and pepper. Grill over a medium-hot fire for 10 to 15 minutes, turning often, until an instant-read thermometer registers 130° for medium rare. Alternatively, heat a large, ovenproof skillet and sear the lamb over moderately high heat until browned on both sides, 5 to 6 minutes total. Transfer the skillet to the oven and roast the lamb for 12 minutes for medium rare.
Transfer the lamb to a cutting board and let rest for 5 minutes. Cut the lamb between the bones into chops, arrange 4 chops on each plate and serve.
Ask your butcher to french, or scrape, the bones for you.
Suggested Pairing
Lamb calls for a hearty red wine. Try a full-bodied, spicy California Zinfandel.


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A joint investigation with the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office Drug Enforcement Unit and the bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) led to the arrest of two local suspects this week.
Brunswick County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Sgt. April Stanley said the year-long joint investigation ended with the execution of a search warrant at a Leland home.
Around 9 p.m. Monday, Aug. 22, agents executed the search warrant at 992 Ashland Way in the Windsor Park community.
Brunswick County Sheriff's deputies investigated the following incidents last week, which are taken directly from sheriff's office incident reports:
•Shooting into an occupied dwelling on 12th Street in Ocean Isle Beach; suspect shot at victim's vacation home, causing $500 worth of damage to the home's siding and sheetrock.
•Larceny on Point Winward Place in Shallotte; suspect stole medication from victim's safe.
SUNSET BEACH—A Wilmington man was charged with driving while license revoked after someone complained about him going door-to-door selling meat.
Matthew Duncan Kennedy, 28, was arrested after someone reported a suspect was going door-to-door soliciting customers to buy meat from the back of a small freezer truck. The incident was reported at the corner of Park and Holly streets on Aug. 19.
Kennedy was released on $500 secured bond, Sunset Beach Deputy Chief Steve Smith said.
A father and son were recently arrested on several criminal charges.
Brunswick County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Sgt. April Stanley said sheriff's deputies responded to a robbery just before 5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 16, at the Remedy Shop Pharmacy, 925 Seaside Road in Sunset Beach.
The following day, detectives arrested James Hegedus, Sr., 41, of 7171 Westbrook Drive, Ocean Isle Beach, for his role in the robbery.
His arrest led to the arrest of his son, James Michael Hegedus, Jr., 18, on a misdemeanor breaking and entering charge.
LELAND—A 46-year-old man was found dead in a retention pond in the Waterford community Wednesday afternoon.
Leland Police Chief Timothy Jayne said Bobby Braxton Pierce, Jr., of 1006 Garden Club Way, Leland, was found dead around noon Wednesday, Aug. 17.
Just before noon, Sgt. John Keel responded to Pierce's home for a welfare check. After checking the residence, Keel then searched the front yard, back yard and patio and a retention pond behind the home.
A woman has been charged with hit-and-run following a traffic incident at the intersection of highways 904 and 179.
Molly Allred Thomas, 29, of 1712 Angier St., Sunset Beach, was charged with hit-and-run and having no insurance on Aug. 14 following the Aug. 8 incident.
Other incidents logged by the department include:
•Edward Paprota, 32, of Fort Mill, S.C., was charged with failure to yield.
•Christian Michael Fuller, 30, of Meadville, Pa., was charged Aug. 12 with going the wrong way on a one-way street.
•Assault with a deadly weapon on Percy Place in Supply; suspect cut victim with a pocketknife.
•Simple assault on King Road in Leland; suspect hit and scratched victim.
•Larceny on Holden Beach Road in Supply; suspect stole a beach bag from victim's store.
•Larceny on White Sands Drive in Supply; suspect stole an Xbox from victim's residence.
The ACE Team is a support unit whose primary functions are traffic enforcement and assisting in the apprehension of drug traffickers in the county.
From Aug. 8-14, ACE deputies issued 91 total arrests and citations, including three driving while impaired charges, four driving while license revoked charges, 21 no operator's license citations and 17 speed violations.
The following suspects were charged:
Detectives with the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office are searching for a suspect who was involved in an assault last weekend in Supply.
Brunswick County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Sgt. April Stanley said sheriff's deputies are searching for Perry Randolph Bryant, 56, of 1786 Percy Place Circle, Supply.
Bryant is wanted for one count of assault with a deadly weapon, inflicting serious injury.
BOLIVIA—District Attorney Jon David recently announced no charges would be filed against Oak Island Police Officers regarding a suspect suicide.
According to a press release from David's office, on June 30 detectives from the Oak Island Police Department went to a residence on NE 39th Street in Oak Island.
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Ben my CAG had an Ionised Calcium reading of 0.46, dangerously low.
Benny is now Penny Lucas-Stubbs. She is doing fantastically well, her feathers are starting to grow again after her really bad start. I am still giving her Calcivet of course five days on, two days off and plenty of sunshine/fresh air.... She is still untouchable (lol!), doesn't like hands, arms, sticks or perches but hey ho. As long as she is healthy and happy in her huge new cage and she has loads of toys to play with, that's all that matters. If she doesn't ever want to be sociable with me then that's fine.
The photo on the left was taken yesterday (16/07/11) and the one on the right was the day we got her (23/6/11) so in just over three weeks you can see the improvement. Penny wasn't a plucker so much as a nipper, she just clips the ends off her feathers.


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Ship Builders trade banner, Portland, 1841
A painting of a ship in full sail decorates the front of a banner created for the Ship Builders, Ship Joiners, Boat Builders, and Caulkers section of the Maine Charitable Mechanic Association in Portland, a group intended to promote skilled crafts and craftsmen and to aid needy members and their families.
The reverse of the banner reads, "By Commerce We Live."
Banners representing 17 trades groups were created for a parade through Portland held Oct. 8, 1841.
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At fifty, Alix Kates Shulman left a city life dense with political activism, family, and literary community, and went to stay alone in a small cabin on an island off the Maine coast. Living without plumbing, electricity, or a telephone, she discovered in herself a new independence and a growing sense of oneness with the world that redefined her notions of waste, time, necessity, and pleasure. With wit, lyricism, and fearless honesty, Shulman describes a quest that speaks to us all: to build a new life of creativity and spirituality, self-reliance and self-fulfillment.
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The fall foliage may soon be flaunting its colors, then slowly dying, but the Maple Grove autumn is alive with the arts. Here's a guide to area art shows, fairs, concerts and plays for September through November. Maple Grove Autumn Art Fair September 17 and 18 Enjoy the wonderful cool air of late summer at this 11th annual event featuring artists, entertainment and food. While listening to live, open-air music, you can roam the 50-plus juried artists from a variety of genres including ceramics, photography, jewelry, painting, glass, wood carving, printmaking and more. Don't miss the family-activity tents. One features hands-on educational activities and art demonstrations. The other hosts special guest artists conducting activities in their area of expertise. Art Fair, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. September 17 and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. September 18. The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes, interstate 94/694 and Hemlock Lane; 763.494.5984; maplegroveartscouncil.org Yellow Tree Theatre: Steel Magnolias September 23–October 23 The place to hear the latest gossip in a small Louisiana parish is the local beauty parlor, and you can get an earful from the six ladies who regularly gather at Truvy's salon, in Robert Harling's play, Steel Magnolias. "The show has a small town, community feeling and shows the importance of friendship," says theatre founder Jason Peterson. Alternately hilarious and touching, this play will leave you laughing through your tears. Grab a girlfriend and share the gossip, memories, joy and grief of these strong, southern women. "Harling has given his women sharp, funny dialogue…The play builds to a conclusion that is deeply moving." —NY Daily News. Steel Magnolias, Thursday: $17, Friday and Saturday: $23, Sunday: $20. Students, seniors (60 and older) and groups (10 or more) receive a $3 savings. All tickets are general admission and reservations are encouraged. Yellow Tree Theatre, 320 Fifth Ave. S.E., Osseo; 763.493.8733 Maple Grove Arts Center: 99 Paintings on the Wall September 23–October 2 Catch the first annual 99 Paintings on the Wall fundraiser for the Maple Grove Arts Center, which will be filled by one-foot-by-one-foot pieces of art that are donated by area artists. You'll find a variety of paintings, drawings, 3D wall images and sculptures—no larger than one cubic foot—all with an affordable price tag. Ninety-nine percent of the pieces will sell for just $99. Awards will be given to the artists with the best works and their pieces will be auctioned off during the opening night. Enjoy wine, music and hors d'oeuvres at the opening reception and auction from 7 to 9 p.m. September 23. Maple Grove Arts Center, 7916 Main St.; 612.418.0114 Maple Grove Arts Center: Pink Show October 3–November 17 The Pink Show is a "realism" exhibit called "pink" because October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This year's Pink Show will depict all realism art, and not just about women. Reception is October 28. Maple Grove Arts Center, 7916 Main St.; 612.418.0114; check website for gallery hours Maple Grove Senior High Musical Theatre: The Drowsy Chaperone The Drowsy Chaperone pays homage to American song-and-dance musicals of the 1920's. Ripe with dream sequences, tap dancing, spit takes, an English butler and mistaken identities, it's a show-within-a-show told by an aging theatre fanatic. The Broadway production won five Tony awards, and Maple Grove's show will win your heart. The Drowsy Chaperone, 7 p.m. November 4, 5, 11, 2 and 7 p.m. November 12; $8 adults, $6 students/senior/child; crimsonchoir.com.
Maple Grove Fall Arts Guide
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text: GLEN ALLEN, Va., March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Star Scientific, Inc. (NASDAQ: STSI), through its wholly owned subsidiary, Rock Creek Pharmaceuticals, Inc., announced today that it has received positive preliminary results from a study investigating the effects of anatabine in an animal model of idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. This study, performed by researchers in the Department of Medicine at the University of Virginia, assessed the effects of anatabine administration on clinical and histologic manifestations of colitis in a mouse model of colonic inflammation that has many features of a major form of human inflammatory bowel disease. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130319/PH79245LOGO) This animal model of inflammatory bowel disease, in which bowel inflammation is induced in mice by the administration of a chemical known as DSS (dextran sodium sulphate) in the drinking water, was chosen because it is a very well established and highly reproducible model of colonic inflammation. More importantly, this model allowed for an examination of the effect of anatabine on the development and severity of inflammation (colitis prevention), as well as on the recovery from inflammation and repair of tissue damage (colitis treatment). Preliminary results from the prevention phase of the study showed that animals given anatabine in their drinking water had a statistically significantly (p < 0.05) lower score in the primary clinical disease activity index as compared to the score of mice receiving only DSS. The disease activity index is the summation of scores from three parameters assessed daily: weight loss, stool consistency, and blood in the stool (hematochezia). Lower scores represent lower levels of disease activity. Anatabine treatment significantly reduced diarrhea and watery stool during induction of the inflammatory condition. Anatabine supplementation after inflammation was established was less conclusive because mice in both the anatabine and control groups decreased the amount of water they drank by almost 50% during the first few days of the recovery regimen. Therefore, the amount of anatabine received by the anatabine treated group of mice was much lower than intended during recovery.


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In the old days you wanted a knife you could take apart, oil, etc. Today it's the opposite. Some serrations and maybe a line-cutting indent are useful features.
Only time I've ever needed one was to cut a discarded fishing net to free some trapped wildlife. The goal underwater is to be as streamlined as possible, and anything that interrupts your profile is a bad thing. So over the years my dive knives got smaller. Whatever you carry should be small and fit in a BC pocket.


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i should probably add, however; that i learned stick before i could get my license, i just never drove stick consistently. i had all auto cars...that blew head gaskets and trannies...stupid american cars.
Well this is my third edit and i just wanted to say that it sucked when i did my first launch. I slipped the clutch because it seemed better than dumping an AWD car...and you could smell clutch for like 10 mins afterword. I haven't launched since.
by the way, update on gas mileage and stuff: I've been getting 22-23 mpg average - and i occasionally bring it up, but for the most part, shifting at 3, driving around between 2k-3k. I've driven other cars that would drive fine at like 1.5k, but this one doesn't like its revs that low.


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They don't have computers in Japan….or not enough to constitute a PC audience?? That sounds like a lie or sheer lunacy. /boggle
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It's bad news but the honesty of the developer is refreshing, since we usually get endless hype and positive spin everywhere else.


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Tailgating area to open at Memorial Field
COLUMBIA, Mo. - On Friday, Mizzou announces a new tailgating section at Memorial Field.
Truman's Terrace will be added as a part of the new East Side construction to give MU fans "a unique game day experience."
The new area is located beyond the southeast corner of Faurot Field, in the space that used to be known as the Amphitheater at Mizzou. This area is being converted into a tiered hillside that will allow individuals and groups to hold fully catered pre-game and post-game tailgate parties, making this Saturday tradition easy, convenient and fun.
Truman's Terrace will be a specially-ticketed, meaning that only those with a ticket to the game and to Truman's Terrace will be allowed in.
Ticket holders will have access to Truman's Terrace two hours prior to kickoff and one hour after the end of the game.
Truman's Terrace includes a TV viewing area, live musical entertainment, and a social lounge space with tables and chairs.
A food buffet is included as part of membership to Truman's Terrace, and an a la carte cash bar will also be available on site. An individual season membership is being sold for $200 per person


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By Deborah Solomon;
Published: February 28, 1993
The biggest news in the New York art world right now has nothing to do with a new style or movement, with neo-this or post-that. Rather, it has to do with money and the phenomenon of being nouveau poor. It's impossible to have a bacchanal like the 80's without paying for it later, and artists still are. As the art stars of the past decade fret about having to lower the prices of their work, innumerable young and not-so-young artists are leaving their studios to teach or illustrate or drive cabs while scrambling for diminishing exhibition space.
Hard times can alter the look of art. Witness the trend that might be called "Honey I Shrunk the Art," as artists reduce the size of their creations and their prices in an attempt to accommodate wary collectors. Frank Stella, who in a recent show at Knoedler & Company exhibited a group of small coffee-table sculptures instead of his usual elephan tine wall pieces, might seem to be an obvious example of instant weight loss. At the other extreme, the depressed market has encouraged art to take a sharp turn toward the left. As if atoning for the smug commercialism of so much 80's art, the prevailing fashion among younger artists is "martyr art" -- art that shrieks about every last inequity.
In some ways, it's easy to applaud the downturn in the art market. Many people were disappointed by the developments of the 80's, that manic decade when junk-bond dollars and Japanese yen flooded the art scene and the galleries were glutted with teeny talents. The astronomical prices at the auction houses made the art world seem like a branch of the New York Stock Exchange. It seems fitting that a recent phone call to Julian Schnabel, art's leading man of the 80's, was returned that afternoon by one of his assistants, who told me: "Julian says he doesn't have the mind space to think about your questions. He's busy with renovations." No wonder the best-known visual creation of the last decade isn't any one piece of art, but rather the media-imposed portrait of the artist as a prince lolling in his palatial loft.
The princes themselves, of course, wouldn't agree. "I don't buy into the myth that great art comes from starving artists," says Eric Fischl, whose reputation rests on paintings of cheerless suburbanites. "Poverty merely turns the artist into a freak and further marginalizes him." Disappointed by the reaction to his recent show at the Mary Boone Gallery, he adds on a businesslike note: "This is the first time since '82 that I've had a show that didn't sell out before it opened. It's scary. It's scary when you see your market value decline."
Not for Elizabeth Murray. Her tilting, eccentrically shaped canvases were celebrated in the 80's for reinvigorating abstract painting, and she remains unfazed by the shifting fortunes that netted her few sales at her last show at the Paula Cooper Gallery. "I don't see that as negative," Murray says. "I see it as positive. Artists have made enough money. It's nice to get the investors out of the picture."
If nothing else, the 80's proved that no amount of money can create a golden age. The decade that spawned a generation of millionaire bohemians seemed to produce little more than a succession of art bites -- novelty images that quickly wore thin and are epitomized perhaps by Jeff Koons's stainless-steel bunnies. Few would claim that the decade gave us a single major artist, someone in the league of Jackson Pollock or even Jasper Johns; the art of the age was not art for the ages, but rather for the whims of investors. It is tempting to think that the 90's will benefit those artists who want nothing better than to stop the talk of market values and concentrate instead on esthetic value; but this may be only wishful thinking.
IT IS STILL TOO SOON TO SAY whether the new economic adversity will bring art of renewed vitality. The early signs have not been wholly encouraging. Right now, for one thing, we're stuck with a situation in which the market-driven art of the 80's has been replaced by politics-driven art. The tradition of painting has fallen into disrepute as the privileged creation of that white-men-only club known as art history, and it is possible to spend an entire day touring the SoHo galleries without seeing a single painting. Instead, the current vogue is for "installations," as they're dryly called. A visitor to a gallery or museum might end up standing in front of pages torn from porn magazines, rearranged cases of beer or video screens flickering with images of the homeless, experiences that resemble nothing so much as an all-day ride on the IRT.
In other words: Let the viewer beware. The 1993 Biennial Exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art -- the country's pre-eminent survey of contemporary art, which opens this Thursday -- will include only 8 artists out of a total of 82 who are represented by paintings. Asked about this bewildering ratio, Elisabeth Sussman, the head curator of the show, recently explained: "The drop-dead paintings I can live without. I kind of wanted people who were expressing something about the community." Among her selections are Spike Lee, whose entry will consist of an MTV-style video, based on a Prince song, called "Money Don't Matter." Another exhibitor is George Holliday, who is not an artist by any definition. Rather, he is the bystander who happened to record the much-televised footage of Rodney King's beating; it will run continuously at the Whitney. It's as if television has replaced art school as the breeding ground for new talent.


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Sunday, August 25th, 2013
Laker Bucket List
10:00 AM until 5:00 PM
Organization: Office of Campus Life
Description: Maybe you are looking for somewhere to eat, or an adventure/sight-seeing spot? Look no further, because Campus Life has planned the perfect event for you. Jump on board one of your Seamore Shuttles between to find the surrounding area's top restaurants, attractions and so much more. No need to drive and waste your gas, just wait outside the front of the Cisler Center and the Seamore Shuttle will be around to pick you up. Event open to LSSU students ONLY!
Location: Walker Cisler Center
Contact: Sharmay Wood firstname.lastname@example.com
Seamore Shuttle
1:00 PM until 4:00 PM
Organization: Campus Life
Description: The Seamore Shuttle is a free service provided by LSSU that takes LSSU students downtown and to places on the business spur, including Varsity Cinemas. Pick-up and drop-off is at the Walker Cisler Center. Shuttle runs from 6-10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 1-4 p.m. on Sunday.
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It looks like James Perch is walking away with our Man of the Match poll, with almost 1300 votes in so far.
James Perch – our Man of the Match
This lad played a very solid game yesterday, and he seems to be improving on Tyneside, under the management of Alan Pardew.
Long thought to be out of his depth in the Premier League by some Newcastle fans, James has played very well this year for the Magpies at Brighton, Blackburn and now at home to Norwich, in what was a really important game yesterday.
He was our Man of the Match in each of those three games.
Jonas Gutierrez is in second place with 16% of the vote and goalkeeper Tim Krul is 3rd with 15% of the vote.
Well done James Perch, and we hope he can continue to get the job done for Newcastle over the last 9 games of this season.
There's still time to vote if you haven't already voted.


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Oak Creek, Wisconsin: A Community Still Coping
It's been two weeks since the Sikh Temple shooting in Wisconsin left six innocent victims dead, but unfortunately, that has not been the last of the Oak Creek community's hardship. On Wednesday, August 15, another member of the Sikh temple was shot dead in a burglary gone wrong.
Amardeep Kaleka's father was a victim of the Sikh Temple shooting. He tells us how his community has been coping over the past few weeks.


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Lexus builds origami-inspired acrdboard car
Toyota Motor Corp's Lexus brand unveiled a full-sized cardboard version of their new IS saloon in London on Monday (October 5). The intricate design was created to celebrate the skills of Lexus's 'takumi' craftsmen and women who work on the productions lines in Japan.
The so-called 'Origami Car' has a cardboard frame crafted from 1,700 recyclable laser-cut cardboard sheets. It's powered by an electric motor, meaning it can actually be driven, albeit never in a practical - or legal - scenario.
Despite the unconventional building material, Toyota's Scott Brownlee said the styling mimicked the shape and curves of the real version.
"Styling on cars is all about surfacing and angles, and how things change as you move around them; how does a car's shape evolve from the front to the side to the back. And what was interesting was when they were making this is that you can pick up some of that. So even though it's in a completely different material, in fact at some angles you can see through it because of the corrugation, you still get that sense of surfaces moving between each other," Scott told Reuters.
The Origami Car celebrates the design and engineering skill of the Lexus production lines in Japan where the workers hone their dexterity skills by learning how to fold paper into a origami paper cat, using only their non-dominant hand.
Professional origami designer Mark Bolitho said: "This car is inspired, the inspiration was the engineers can make a paper cat and they can take it further using the same materials, the same underlying inspiration which is a folded paper object and come up with what you see today."
Built by London-based specialist companies, the Origami Car presented unique challenges for those involved.
Ruben Marcos, founder of company Scales and Models, said: "The hinges and the weights and whole structural issue, that was really I think one of the hardest parts."
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Responding to a request filed by lawyers for gay couples seeking the dismissal of his appeal, Attorney General Dustin McDaniel's office asked the court to suspend Pulaski County Judge Chris Piazza's ruling striking down a 2004 constitutional amendment approved by voters and a similar 1997 state law. Piazza ruled Friday that the prohibition violates the U.S. and Arkansas constitution.


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Caring for Kids—Canadian Paediatric Societyhttp://www.caringforkids.cps.ca
Blondell RD, Foster MB, et al. Disorders of puberty.
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Delayed puberty. Healthy Children—American Academy of Pediatrics website. Available at:
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Delayed puberty. Kids Health—Nemours Foundation website. Available at:
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Female delayed puberty. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
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A defensive end this past season, which really helped improve his pass rush skills, while he also learned how to make much better use of his hands against blockers. He will need time to develop at strong-side linebacker, but he finished his career with 334 tackles. His quickness off the ball, speed and versatility impressed scouts, both at the Senior Bowl and Combine.
As great as his physical numbers and production look his instincts are not the best, although they have vastly improved over the past two years. Oakland and New England are both trying to put themselves in position to select Harris.
Levar Fisher, N.C. State (6-1, 233 lbs., 4.59) Fisher is a sideline-to-sideline defender that has amazing speed and comes off the ball very quickly. He is more of an upfield player that consistently gets into the backfield.
The Wolfpack's all-time leading tackler, Fisher was the ACC Defensive Player of the Year as a junior and posted 25 double-figure tackle games during his career. He has been able to take on blockers and keep his feet moving until he can release and make the play.
However, he lacks the ideal size and strength to hold up at the point of attack, which is why he will likely play weak-side linebacker in the pros. He will need to be protected because he tends to get caught in traffic at times, but is always around the ball (nine career fumbles caused).
Fisher broke his left forearm in the Tangerine Bowl and had his knee scoped, as well, but is expected to be at full strength for training camp. His durability may be questionable, but he should be a great special teams player. He fits perfectly on teams like Miami, Arizona or Kansas City.
Ben Leber, Kansas State (6-3, 244 lbs., 4.61) Leber is a solid two-way defender that has experience at both inside and outside linebacker. He tends to be a little stiff at times and will not play with ideal leverage or balance. Blockers have the ability to get him off his feet, since he has such a long frame -- once he learns how to make better use of his hands that will happen less.
A clubhouse leader with a solid work ethic, the Wildcats' defensive unit took their cue from Leber's drive, motor and production. His terrific workout at the Combine, 20 reps of 225 pounds and excellent footwork on his positional drills, really helped move him up the draft board. He was a high school running back and combines athleticism with a first-rate attitude.
The NY Giants, Atlanta, New England and Houston will all likely take a serious look at him in the third round.
Raonall Smith, Washington State (6-2, 244 lbs., 4.53) Smith is the best athlete the Cougars have produced at linebacker since Mark Fields (Panthers). In fact, he turned in one of the best all-around workouts at the Combine, including his 4.53 40-time, 26 reps of 225 pounds and 42" vertical, a number that is usually reserved for defensive backs or receivers.
His instincts are only average and he has had some durability issues in the past. He started all but two games over the last two years, but recorded only 139 tackles and one interception. On paper he would look to be the best player available except for the fact that he likes to run around blocks and seems to be more of a hit-and-run defender.
His field strength is only average, and misdirection plays can occasionally confuse him. Smith will be too good of a "potential" prospect to pass up come rounds three and four, but needs to get more consistent and improve his football smarts in order to fulfill that potential.
Saleem Rasheed, Alabama (6-2, 233 lbs., 4.59) An early entrant to the draft, Rasheed became the first Alabama defensive player in 12 seasons to compile 100 or more tackles in a single season last year. He had 115 tackles and finished with 10 or more tackles in six consecutive games.
The Crimson Tide defensive scheme allowed him to play both middle and outside linebacker, but he lacks the ideal size or strength to play inside in the pros. He lacked consistency throughout his college career, and may have left Alabama early to escape all of the NCAA problems the program has been dealing with.
He will show you flashes that might make you think he can be an All-Pro, but when his level of play evens out he can be a non-factor for long stretches of time.
Although he has the look of a coachable kid -- he needs re-assuring and some "babying" at times. He impressed scouts by doing 26 reps of 225 pounds and recording a 38.5" vertical, but his play strength looks average and he needs more work in pass coverage. Rasheed is still likely to be a day one selection, but I would very surprised if it happens before the third round.
"Sleeper" David Thornton, North Carolina (6-2, 236 lbs., 4.62) 26 reps, 35.5" vertical and 4.09 short shuttle, Thornton, a former walk-on and chief reserve, was named the Tar Heels' Defensive MVP this season, while playing with Julius Peppers and Ryan Sims. He led the team with 131 tackles and also chipped in three sacks. Seldom out of position, he has a good understanding of the game and plays smart football.
He has the ability to shed blockers and uses his hands well, which allows him to make so many plays at the point of attack. A willing hitter, he is solid in pursuit, but still needs work in pass coverage, since he does not always get proper depth on his drops. He is a player "on-the-rise", which is a key aspect of a prospect's evaluation come draft day. Thornton has the ability to contribute as rookie, both at linebacker and on special teams.John Murphy, is the editor of www.draft2002.com and Director of Scouting and Evaluation for NL Sports. Be sure to check out the most in-depth, up-to-the-minute 2002 NFL Draft website and you can also email your draft questions to John from the www.draft2002.com website.


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i know @mclevine Rosalind and cordelia are gorgeous namesAnd so being young and dipped in folly, I fell in love with melancholy
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Desdemona is beautiful and honestly I don't think it's any more difficult than Ophelia (with the negative Shakespeare stigma that is.)
But Desdemona does have a more difficult meaning to battle with as well.
It's not unusable I'd just be very careful to pair it with a very happy, very positive first or middle name.
Keep in mind that Mary means bitter which I'd find equally difficult but doesn't stop it and it's variations from continuously being very popular.Little Lorelei - May 2016Endora - Freya - Merida - Viola - Zelda
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Thanks @Lexiem
I hope Ophelia is at least usable because it's my favorite Shakespeare name!And so being young and dipped in folly, I fell in love with melancholy
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India's cities grow fast, develop slowly
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - It happens every year. When monsoon rains lash Mumbai, the city turns into a cesspool, which along with its potholed roads and gridlocked traffic, mocks its ambition of becoming a global financial center.
India has Asia's third-largest economy and the increasing global clout that goes with it. It is already home to a quarter of the world's 20 most densely populated cities.
One of them is Mumbai, India's financial capital, where some 18 million people crowd into slums and skyscrapers, stretching the city's amenities and making it less attractive for investors.
While rapidly modernizing cities such as Shanghai and Sao Paulo are winning business from centers such as London and New York, the slow pace of urban development in India is harming its cities, which by 2030 will be home to about 590 million people -- nearly twice the population of the United States today.
Indian cities over the next two decades will also house 40 percent of the country's population and generate some 70 percent of new job opportunities, McKinsey Global Institute (MGI), the research arm of consultancy McKinsey, estimates in a report.
To cater to this growth, India needs to invest $1.2 trillion in capital expenditure, mainly infrastructure, over that period, an eight-fold increase of current spending levels, MGI said.
"Across all major quality-of-life indicators, India's cities fall well short of delivering even a basic standard of living for their residents," the report said. Continued...


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The standard measurement for office space in this area is around sqft. Most buildings in this area were built in 2001 and are Class B.
Not much of the real estate is used for commercial space, so it might be hard to find office space. Company management is the dominant industry in this market. Most of the folk of Foothill Corridor work from home. Commuting under 5 minutes a day is the norm for those who opt to reside in this part of town.
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Picked up a 2005 WRX Sport Wagon in San Remo Red over the weekend. Stoked to be back in a Subaru!! Had a B5 Audi S4 for a few months and before that a White GC RS Sedan. Drives a lot like the RS but the turbo's quite an upgrade to that set-up. 51K on the odometer.
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Just ran a compression test that came out well, replaced the plugs while we had everything apart. Just bought a vf43, SPT Intake and I'm about to grab a 2" Perrin Uppipe in the next few days. A buddy has a fuel pump and injectors for me so this should come together rather quickly once I get everything collected. Goal at this stage is a conservative 300whp open source tune for a DD. I may track a few times but mostly a commuter.


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Far from softening in the face of a public backlash, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan took a combative tone with reporters.
Drone kills top Pakistani militant: A US drone attack that reportedly targeted the No. 2 leader of the Pakistani Taliban killed six people in North Waziristan.
Even if Ayatollah Khamenei approves the candidacy of President Ahmadinejad's preferred successor, the disqualification of two top candidates has already damaged the election's legitimacy.
A group of Chinese fishermen are said to be held hostage in North Korea, straining ties already frayed by North Korea's missile launches.
Russian officials are avoiding inflammatory language as they talk about the case of Ryan Fogle, a US diplomat suspected of being a CIA agent.
There is concern over a Russian missile shipment to the Assad regime, but cautious optimism persists in some Western capitals over a planned international conference on Syria.
Mr. Bae was detained and sentenced to 15 years in prison. North Korea today spelled out its charges, which include plotting to overthrow the government.
Israel is straining to arrest a slide toward regional conflict after staging an airstrike on a military facility outside Damascus, reportedly to stop a transfer of weapons to Hezbollah.
Dagestan and the rest of the Caucasus republics of Russia have been the site of a long-running Islamic insurgency against Moscow and its local allies. A bombing and separate shooting killed six today.
The Syrian prime minister escaped the bombing unharmed, but the attack – in one of Damascus's wealthiest neighborhoods – shows the safe zone for regime members is shrinking.
Reports indicate that 128 people have been killed since clashes erupted between security forces and mostly Sunni protesters calling for the resignation of Shiite Prime Minister Nour al-Maliki.
The churches of two prominent Syrian Orthodox bishops reportedly kidnapped in northern Syria were unable to verify a claim that the pair had been released by their armed rebel captors.
A helicopter carrying foreign nationals made an emergency landing due to poor weather conditions in Afghanistan, where they were seized by the Taliban.
The London Marathon is set for April 21. Officials say the best way to show solidarity after the Boston Marathon attacks is to go forward.
Defense budget cuts in the US and Europe were more than enough to offset an increase in spending by rising powers like Russia and China.
While neither Beijing nor Washington want to see North Korea's belligerence explode into actual conflict, Beijing is not willing to push Pyongyang too hard for fear of toppling the regime.
North Korea's decision to pull its workers from Kaesong industrial park coincides with speculation that it could carry out a missile test.
The hunger strikers charge Israel with failing to provide adequate care for the man, who was diagnosed with cancer. Israel's Prison Service says it took him to a hospital and was arranging an early release.
After weeks of belligerent talk, North Korea espoused a 'new strategic line,' saying its struggling economy as well as its military strength is a top priority.
Vietnam accused China of firing on a fishing boat near the Paracel Islands, something China denies. China claims territorial rights over the entire South China Sea, but several nations dispute this.


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A New Call for Action: Using SmartPhones To Save The Gulf
ScanLife, Inc., a world leader in mobile barcode technology, is teaming up with the New Orleans-based non-profit Women of the Storm for their new campaign.
ScanLife, Inc., a world leader in mobile barcode technology, is teaming up with the New Orleans-based non-profit Women of the Storm for their new campaign to Restore the Gulf.
In response to the enduring effects of the Gulf of Mexico disaster, Women of the Storm has launched its "Be the One" campaign. The grassroots organization aims to gather signatures for a petition that calls for a fully funded cleanup plan to be implemented immediately.
A signature may seem simple enough, but for founder Anne Milling, it represents her hope to shape the Gulf Coast crisis as a national emergency, uniting those beyond the coastal region. In the press release for the new campaign, Milling explains, "The solution begins with each American demanding the restoration of the Gulf of Mexico, its coastlines and its wetlands for ourselves and future generations."
ScanLife has offered its support to this innovative project by creating a 2D barcode image that a participant can scan using their mobile devices. Once activated, the QR code routes users to a mobile site playing the Be the One video, in which celebrities like Sandra Bullock and Lenny Kravitz ask viewers to sign the electronic petition.
The QR code will be distributed online and on t-shirts, along with a giant display on the Thomas Reuters billboard in Time Square. So far, the petition has gained more than 115,000 signatures, with signs of rapid growth. For those in search of a way to get involved, the QR mobile technology provides a highly accessible and easily interactive solution.
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Well aware that even a dead cat will bounce if thrown off a high enough building, investors quickly backed away from shares, erasing some fragile gains seen in early trading.
A mild morning rally in Tokyo stocks was reversed in early afternoon trading after the Bank of Japan said it was leaving its monetary policy unchanged. After touching 10,503, the Nikkei 225 retreated to 10,250.42, a loss of 124.73 points.
The BoJ, anxious to blow a little air on the flickering flame of Japan ' s economy, announced that the 16-month zero interest rate policy would stay in force. Rumours that the relentless rise of the yen against the US dollar would provoke some action from BoJ Governor Masaru Hayami proved groundless. The only solid gains in Tokyo stock were among chip counters, as investors took up US bets that semiconductor giant Intel would turn in upbeat second-quarter earnings later today.
Wall Street's waverings and a local outbreak of initial public offering fever kept investors away from Hong Kong's market, and the Hang Seng index tumbled 156.32 to 10,425.34.
The flotation of BoC Hong Kong, the local arm of the mainland Bank of China, is sucking money out of the market as small investors queue up for application forms. More than a million prospectuses have been handed out since the doors opened yesterday, as small investors prepare to pile in on hopes of a solid premium when trading starts on Thursday next week.
Doubt about the size of any quick profit were raised today by the debut of the latest new issue, CKI Life Sciences, which opened with a 14% premium over the issue price, a modest gain by past Hong Kong standards. The gain in the shares owed more to the controlling interest of local tycoon Li Kashing than to any long-term expectations that it would be a biotechnology winner, warned sceptical commentators.
The BoC issue and a record rate of bankruptcies among Hong Kong enterprises hurt other banking shares, with HSBC Holdings down 75 cents to HK$87.25.
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Surprise: ExxonMobil will bid for Afghan oil play
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ExxonMobil confirms that it has filed to bid on a group of Afghanistan oilfields containing an estimated 1 billion barrels of oil and gas, an instant validation of one of the riskiest resource plays on the planet. If the company's application proceeds, it could set up a battle of colossals, since the state-owned China National Petroleum Corp. and India's ONGC have also filed to bid, I have been told.
The tender deadline was yesterday to file an expression of interest. Company spokesman Alan Jeffers told me that the filing is among Exxon's global search for new hydrocarbon opportunities. The filings are to be made official after a government meeting Wednesday at which applications will be vetted.
The Exxon filing is surprising because until now the Afghan natural resource play, while rich, has been perceived as highly speculative, a place for the most daring wildcatters, in addition to regional state-owned companies such as CNPC, which won the first Afghan oil tender last year. The reason is both security — no one knows whether a 30- 40-year project would endure since Afghanistan has been at almost constant war for more than three decades — and the lack of infrastructure. Namely, how do you get the oil and gas to the market? Majors of the scale of Exxon rarely pursue such ventures, preferring for wildcatters to prove them out, then seek to buy in with their deep pockets.
Potential for a mining boom splits factions in Afghanistan: here.
Afghanistan aid conference signals indefinite foreign occupation: here.
Dozens of men and women took to the streets of Kabul today to protest against the recent public murder of an Afghan woman accused of adultery whose killing was captured on video: here.
Afghan authorities are investigating former Afghan Surgeon General Zia Yaftali after reports of patient abuse at a U.S.-backed military hospital in Kabul, a senior Pentagon official said Tuesday: here.
An Afghan prison chief was jailed for 16 years on Tuesday for raping a teenage girl, a rare show of justice for women in a country where they are suffering increased violence and offered scant protection from the law: here.
Afghan Women's Shelters, A Lifeline For Many, Face Uncertain Future: here.


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His place, as Wales look for only their fourth Murrayfield victory in 20 years, is set to go to former captain Ryan Jones after he impressed after being introduced for Powell.
But there's better news on Stoddart, one of Gatland's few bright spots from a desperate opening night, as he could yet make the Edinburgh clash despite breaking his hand against England.
Wales physiotherapist Mark Davies said: "Morgan has been given a window of opportunity.
"If his symptoms settle down, we will clear him to play subject to a fitness review later in the week.
"Andy (Powell) needs a period of rest now, but if all goes well he should be back in contention for the Italy game at the end of the month."
If Stoddart does not recover then Cardiff Blues' Chris Czekaj, called into the Welsh squad as cover, could come into the equation or alternatively James Hook or Jamie Roberts could be shifted to the wing.
The battle for the No.8 role seems to be a straight shootout between Jones and Jonathan Thomas but Wasps star Powell warned them not to get too comfortable in his shirt as he targets a quick return.
He said: "Hopefully it's not as bad as everybody first made it out to be, so it will be three weeks probably.
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Ok I bought this 100 about 3 years ago well traded my 56 cub for it. This 100 is my work horse, fast hitch and 1000 loader. Anyway when I got it the guy told me it would get some coolant in the oil and he was told it probably was the sleeve o-ring leaking by. Not wanting to tear it apart I have been keeping an eye on it. Well all this time I got thinking when it sits from week to week it will miss for a few seconds maybe 20 or so. I am wondering if the head gasket is leaking into the cylinder and it misses untill the coolant burns off? Does this sound possible? What can I do to test this theroy out?
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It sure does sound like a faulty head gasket. You should probably check the inside of the block and the head for cracks too. Take the radiator cap off while running and see if the coolant is making bubbles. If so, you've got air somewhere. Hopefully the head gasket will fix the proble,m
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Better known as "Tum-Tum", Nairn has the ability to go baseline-to-baseline in a hurry, and has always been known as someone who can really push the pace. Now Lindsted said he is continuing to get better in all the other parts of the game.
"He has had a great year for us," said Lindsted. "I see a lot of maturity in him and he has more pieces to his game now. He just practices so hard every day and his approach to getting better is great. He is the kind of kid who if our gym is closed late at night and he can't get extra shots up, he will wake up at five in the morning and get 1,000 up on his own."
The one area that has always been an issue for Nairn is his jumper. A natural driver, Lindsted says he has worked very hard to become a better shooter, and feels people will see the dividends of all his hard work soon.
"That's been a challenge for Tum-Tum," said Lindsted of Nairn's outside shot. "If hard work makes a shooter, he's a shooter because he has definitely worked very, very hard. He just has a few things natural to him with his shot that we have had to take away, and any time you have to re-train your body it takes a lot of time and repetition. I think people will be surprised how well he shoots the ball this spring and summer."
Recruiting wise some of the best schools in the country have been coming by and keeping close tabs on Nairn.
"Kansas has offered, Oklahoma has been very involved, Arkansas, Iowa, and Kansas State," noted Lindsted.
Oklahoma has a connection to both Nairn and Lindsted from last year's team.
"They have Buddy Hield who is best friends with Tum-Tum and I am very, very close with Chris Crutchfield, and I also like Lon Kruger," said Lindsted explained. "I think (Kruger) is just a real good guy who does it the right way. I have nothing but good things to say about those guys."
Also the offer from Kansas was a big one for Nairn who has remained humble throughout the process.
"I think he was just pinching himself," said Lindsted of the KU offer. "He went around for a day or two saying how blessed he was to have an opportunity to play at that level if he so chose that. He is just a very humble kid and he was so grateful for that opportunity."
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Genus Serratia presents special problems of identification because of biochemical and morphological similarity to other genera of the Enterobacteriaceae, notably Klebsiella and Enterobacter. Serratia liquefaciens is an opportunistic pathogen which is capable of colonizing a wide variety of surfaces in water, soil, the digestive tracts of rodents, plants, insects, fish, and humans. While the interaction of R. equi with epithelial cells has been studied, little is known about its interactions with phagocytic cells. The picture shows an immunofluorescence image of S. liquefaciens (in red, merged image right panel) destroying a binucleated macrophage (merged image left panel), that shows filopodial fragmentation and cell detachment. Following infections of S. liquefaciens strains on murine macrophages, cells were washed and fixed. After fixation, cells were permeabilized. Atto-488 phalloidin (Sigma), which binds polymerized F-actin, was used to identify actin filaments and fibers in eukaryotic cells. Preparations were mounted in Fluoroshield- mounting medium containing DAPI (Sigma Aldrich) and examined by epifluorescence microscopy using a Zeiss Axiovert 200 Microscope. Digital images were acquired using a Zeiss AxioCamHRc digital camera and merged using Photoshop CS3 (Adobe) software.
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Not surprisingly Attorney General Eric Holder claimed "I frankly don't know" when questioned by Senator Charles Grassley on how BATFE allowed guns to "walk" across the Mexican border. Isn't he in charge? Holder's response nicely sums up more than the answer to this particular question.
A non-cooperating Justice Department means that it's out of control. The very reason that Holder needs to go.


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Oologah Wildlife Management Area's quail habitat will improve thanks to a generous donation to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission voted to accept a donation of $2,500 from the Indian Territory Chapter of Quail Forever at its regular meeting July 9 in Oklahoma City. According to its Web site, Quail Forever is "dedicated to the conservation of quail, pheasants and other wildlife through habitat improvements, public awareness, education and land management policies and programs."


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Taylor Swift Buys $17 Million Rhode Island Mansion…In Cash
That old phrase "Mo' money, mo' problems" doesn't apply in the case of Taylor Swift. The '22' singer just bought a $17 million mansion in Rhode Island and she paid for the abode with cash. No loans, no bank back and forth and no nonsense!
Swift, who made real estate gawker headlines recently for purchasing and then selling off a Massachusetts property near the family compound of her ex Conor Kennedy, plunked down a total of $17.75 mili on this new piece o' real estate. She was seen scoping out the location earlier this month.
It's quite the swank bachelorette pad, sitting pretty on more than five acres and boasting over 11,000 feet of square footage. Yeah, that's what we call "roomy." Clearly, T. Swizzle likes the New England area as this is her second time scoring property in the region.
The previous owner was asking $20 million but Swift talked 'em down a few million. TMZ reports that the singer wired the money to the seller and movers were already there this morning (April 27).
Swift also has property in Nashville. She's turning into quite a real estate baroness.
This new crib looks like the perfect place in which to host Lonely Girls Club nights. We hope the kitchen is super groovy so she can bake treats -her specialty- for her girlfriends and lament their singleness.
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