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Come by Roth's Fresh Markets the 1st Friday of every month for Zenners Sausage Demos. You'll be glad you did!
Come by Roth's Fresh Markets the 1st Friday of every month for Zenners Sausage Demos. You'll be glad you did!
Zenner's Sausage is proud to sponsor the Hillsboro Hops with 10" and 6" all meat, 7" jalapeno cheddar, 6" polish and 8 in 1 6" for the kids!
Albertson's has embraced the Zenner's Sausage brand in a growing list of local stores and customers are appreciating the great selection. "In one fell swoop, Albertson's in the Portland area has launched a sausage program that represents the widest selection of Zenner's ever found in a retail location, at least since Zenner's Meat Market closed," stated Dan Wedin, General Manager of the 83 year old sausage company. "We're a microsausagery producing high quality in small batches so a partnership with such a large and storied grocery such as Albertson's is very exciting."
Each store can access the following products:
Retail packages:
Frankfurters, 3.2 ounces, one pound pack
Jalapeno Cheddar (Tillamook Cheddar) Franks, 3.2 ounces, one pound pack
German Smoked Sausage, 3.2 ounces, one pound pack
Double Smoked Sausage with Bacon, 3.2 ounces, one pound pack
Lousiana Red Hots, 3.2 ounces, one pound pack
Linguisa (Portuguese style sausage), 12 ounce pack
Andouille (Cajun style sausage with jalapeno), 12 ounce pack
Bockwurst, 3.2 ounces, one pound pack
Bulk sausage in the Butcher Block:
Cheddar Franks (made with Tillamook Cheddar TM),
Jalapendo Cheddar Franks (made with Tillamook Cheddar),
German Smoked Sausage,
Louisiana Red Hot,
Double Smoked Sausage w/Bacon,
Double Smoked Bacon w/ Cheddar (Tillamook Cheddar TM)
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There's a reason Zenner's Ham is featured on restaurant menus here in Portland. It's delicious! We take a Carlton Farms fresh ham and cure it with an old family recipe before slow smoking these beauties overnight in our alder hardwood smoker. The result is exactly what a ham should look like and taste like. One bit and you'll never go back to those commodity hams that are everywhere by the boatload. But a word of warning, be careful when you sample a Zenner's Ham, you may have a pound of it down before you're able to restrain yourself! That's the voice of experience. ?
Zenner's Hams are only available at Zenner's Sausage Company at 2131 NW Kearney, Portland, 97210.
Call or Email to place your order to ensure you get your ham in time for the Holidays! Enjoy our cured ham this Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Thanksgiving or any Holiday.
503-241-4113 or
Read along with Bill Shonely as you listen to Zenner's most recent radio spot. (play .mp3 below)
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Schonz: How do you make a great game perfect? By havin' a Zenner's hot dog or sausage along with all the action. Zenner's has been making the best links anywhere right here in Portland since 1927. Try Zenner's Pork Breakfast links, Bratwurst, Italian sausage, Double Smoked with bacon, Louisiana Red Hots, Chicken with Granny Smith green apple and more. Visit Zenners.com and discover where you can find the best tasting sausage, anywhere. Zenner's Sausage Company, world class sausage, naturally.?
On the west side of SW 9th Street, just north of Alder in downtown Portland there's a food cart crafting some of the best Fish 'n Chips we've ever tasted. The owner's UK native "Slim Jim", aka James, and he hails from Ayrshire, Scotland, UK. He calls himself "The Frying Scotsman" and his batter is light, crispy, slightly yellow and his Mother's secret.
He cooks up fresh cod, haddock(traditional scottish fish), halibut, red snapper, salmon and mahi-mahi. Also, on the menu from Zenner's is a delicious battered Banger. When asked how many bangers he sells, he replied, "About a case in a fortnight". Okay, it's two weeks, we didn't know either.
And for dessert, how about a deep fried Mars bar?
Hours: 11am-4pm
Address: 9th & Alder, Portland, Oregon
To-Go Orders: 503-706-3841
Website: http://www.thefryingscotsmanpdx.com/


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Obscura Society NYC: Thomas Stathes Cartoon Carnival
Obscura Society
Friday, January 25, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
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Event Details
When the Snow Flies (Paul Terry, 1927), Tom Stathes Collection
January 25th: Join archivist and projectionist, Tom Stathes, for a special screening celebrating the seasons
As Winter 2013 draws on, Tom Stathes has curated animated cartoons from the 1920s-1930s for every season of the year. Searching his vast stacks of 16mm animation rarities and Tom has hand-selected a wide array of gems: frolicking Springtime fun and hot Summer calamities for those with a warmer temperament, and breezy, cool Autumn shenanigans as well as snowy Winter escapades for those who relish the cold months. For a glimpse into past visions of the seasons as depicted by the merry-makers of early film animation, come enjoy the latest screening--shown in real 16mm film, with a real projector--a unique experience you'll be sure to enjoy!
Tom Stathes is a Cartoon Cryptozoologist, with a rare film print collection comprised of over 1,000 shorts. His archive consists of everything from Felix the Cat and Farmer Alfalfa to silent reels from Bray Studios and Out of the Inkwell. A native-New Yorker, he turned his passion for the city's animation legacy into a preservation mission. With his Bray Animation Project, he has worked with several film and comic historians to document the studios invaluable output. For more information go to cartoonsonfilm.com or brayanimation.weebly.com.
Observatory is located at 543 Union Street (at Nevins), Brooklyn, NY 11215. 543 Union Street is the large red brick building on right. Go right on Nevins and left down alley through large black gates. Gallery is the second door on the left. Enter Observatory via Proteus Gowanus Gallery.
The Obscura Society is the real world exploration arm of Atlas Obscura.
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543 Union St
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The Alternative Oscar Ballot: Ezra Klein
The title is, of course, a red herring. In fact, for such a definitively titled song, it raises a lot of questions. First, it's not only a song, but a waltz — the saddest form a song can take. And this one — nicely timed for a Valentine's Day release — is a heartrending bruiser of a waltz. In the chorus, Islands mastermind Nick Thorburn asks and almost answers his own primary question: "If this is just a song, then why do I find it so hard to move on?" But obviously, this is not "just" a song — it's too palpable. And songs about songs are tricky anyway, like little infinite mirrors. And to complicate matters more, sometimes the best love songs are breakup songs: What better evidence of your love is there than the pain that prevents you from moving on? Which brings us to our final question: Can a song so full of despondency double as one of the most beautiful love songs about a song you've ever heard? Absolutely. This is that song.
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Veterans feel effects of war long after returning home
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For Sergeant Micheal Johnson, the day, the sights and the sounds of Iraq will forever be seered in his mind.
Johnson was part of the 101st Airborne Division, some of the first troops on the ground in Iraq. Sergeant Johnson and his team were responsible for patrolling the many checkpoints set up around the country soon after Saddam Hussein was toppled from power.
The day he still remembers started off just like any other, until a truck came barreling towards Johnson and other soldiers.
"Shortly after we fired on the vehicle, we found that a husband and wife were killed, and the three little girls that were in the back, two were dead on sight," Johnson said. "The youngest was put on an aircraft and died shortly in flight."
The military had been Johnson's life. From Bosnia to Iraq, Johnson served in the military for ten years until a knee injury brought him home.
It was at home when the ghosts of war started haunting him and his family.
'No not me'
The first months of Johnson's return seemed normal for a soldier. He was adjusting to life back in the United States. A life void of physical battles but full of mental warfare.
"I probably noticed something about six months after I got back," Johnson said. "And just like any other soldier, I was like 'No not me,' and I just kept pushing through it."
For months, Johnson said he became distant from his family as he struggled to process the memories of killing innocent Iraqis.
"It was just a lot of anger," he said. "A lot of irritability. A lot of lashing out. Definitely no patience with my kids, and no patience with my wife."
Johnson is like the 20% of other veterans from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan who have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). After two years of fighting the symptoms and not knowing he had PTSD, Johnson visited the Ralph Johnson VA Hospital in downtown Charleston to find out what was wrong.
'There are a number of challenges'
Doctor Brian Lozano is a Clinical Psychologist at the VA who admits that diagnosing veterans like Johnson is a hard thing to do.
"There are a number of challenges to getting a good sense on whether the person is experiencing PTSD," Lozano said.
In the past few decades, Lozano points to an increase of research into the disorder. For years, many misdiagnosed PTSD, often confusing it with depression or other mental issues. In the last few years, however, more research has shed more light on which specific symptoms make up the disorder.
"We do have a cluster of symptoms that we specifically look for and through assessment and getting to know a good history of what the person is experiencing, we can really get a better picture and decide," he said.
'I hated every minute of it'
After deciding Johnson did have PTSD, he and his team of doctors began a ten-week program known as prolonged exposure.
Basically, the treatment consists of therapy sessions during which doctors ask the veteran to talk about the memories that are causing the problems. After repeating the memory to doctors, patients are then required to take home a tape recorder and continue recording the memory until the patient is able to better handle the emotions.
"It sucked," Johnson said. "I can tell you right now that I hated every minute of it, but after week nine, I was getting more daring."
Before getting treatment, Johnson said he couldn't drive, couldn't go to movies, or stores or spend any time outside of his house. In the darkest and hardest times, Johnson said he couldn't live.
The thought of suicide began to fill his thoughts.
"It crossed [my mind] a couple of times," he said. "I mean I can say that I would have never gone through with it, but I can say that it's readily there. It's in the back of my mind."
Last year, the number of veterans who committed suicide hit record numbers. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, 22 veterans take their own lives everyday. 31% of those are veterans who are younger than 50.
'The feeling of, 'I'm not alone''
While Johnson was able to get treatment, the Veterans Hospital does not provide treatment for family members.
That's where Frank Ruse comes in .
Ruse started the Veterans, Family and Friends PTSD Support Group. It's a group based off of Alcoholics Anonymous. Participants sit around a table discussing their days. Instead of reflecting on the memories of PTSD, those who attend are asked to talk about their day or how their families are handling the disorder.
"When you do the group, everybody helps everyone," Ruse said.
Ruse said the group regularly has 10 to 15 people attending. The group features not just veterans, but mothers and other family members who are also struggling with how to handle PTSD.
Ruse said the group is able to help each other, not with just the advice given, but with hearing that the veteran or family member is not the only one who struggles.
"I think the number one way we help people is the feeling of, 'I'm not alone,'" Ruse said.
'I think I'm overloaded'
News 2 sat down with one of the group's participants who wanted to remain anonymous. He spent 21 years in the Navy becoming a decorated member. He said he enjoyed the ability to travel all over the world. Everything was good, until his good friend's helicopter went down.
He blames himself for the death.
"A good friend call me up on the back line and said, 'I think I'm overloaded,'" the veteran said. "I went back and checked his numbers and said he was fine. Next thing I know, he was dead and eight marines were dead."
The veteran waited years to get treatment. He now attends the group almost weekly. For him, it's a matter of life or death for the veterans, especially for those whose families don't understand PTSD.
"They don't want to admit that they're having problems, so they eat a pistol," he said.
'It's one of those life-changing events'
That's why Sergeant Micheal Johnson wanted to share his story. Months removed from treatment, he is once again spending life with his family. While he said he will never be cured, he did say that he will always be progressing.
"Now, I do all kinds of things with my kids," Johnson said. "I take them out as much as I can. We go out and do stuff. I mean, it's definitely one of those life changing events when you start to see everything progress."
If you or someone you know wants to attend the Veterans Family and Friends Support Group, it meets every Monday at 7 p.m at 1400 Old Trolley Road. They meet in a meeting room at the Fellowship of Oakbrook Church in Summerville. The group is anonymous.
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Aaron Ramsey believes Arsenal are "in with a shout" of winning the Premier League after beating Swansea 2-1.
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Ramsey scored his eighth goal in nine matches to add to an earlier strike from teenager Serge Gnabry, and the Gunners held on after Ben Davies pulled a goal back for the hosts.
Arsene Wenger's men now have a two-point cushion over Tottenham, with Chelsea a further two points back.
That is prompting hopes that the Gunners' long wait for a trophy could be over as they put themselves firmly in the title race.
"That's our target," Ramsey told Sky Sports 1. "We have a lot of quality. We've had a lot of injuries recently but we've managed to dig in and put a load of wins together and hopefully now we get players back and we're in with a shout."
Ramsey was pleased with Arsenal's performance against Swansea, especially in the second half after a slight change of tactics.
The Welshman explained: "Swansea is a difficult place to come but we've passed the ball around really well.
"We had to dig in and stay solid and try not to concede an early goal. We've done that, we've started to defend as a unit and the goals have come in the second half.
"We knew it was going to be a tough last 20 minutes but we managed to dig in and get the win.
"In the first half we tried to press them a bit too high up but in the second half we let them have the ball, we waited for them to come into our half and defended quite deep so we could get them on the counter-attack.
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Ramsey fired home the second goal in the 62nd minute, and he is delighted with his own goalscoring run.
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Stumped over what to buy for the environmentalist on your list?
Tickets to see world-renowned primatologist Jane Goodall at the Warner Grand Theatre on Jan. 4 are available online at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/302866/.
Goodall will share stories and observations from her work among primates and on behalf of the environment during the 7:30 p.m. appearance. There also will be music and dance.
A special VIP ticket ($75) includes preferred seating and an hors d'oeuvres reception with Goodall after the show.
Other ticket prices range from $18.20 (group student admission) to $35 for general admission.
All proceeds from the show, which is being produced in conjunction with Water Solutions for Life, will go to support the work of the Jane Goodall Institute (www.janegoodall.org).
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The Utah Symphony's new $150,000 Steinway grand concert piano makes it debut this week when guest pianist Louis Lortie performs all three Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerti.
If you think the enormous sum was taken out of the Symphony's budget, fret not.
The instrument was donated to commemorate the lively and generous life of Neva Langley Fickling, who died of cancer in November.
Fickling, who split her time between Park City and Macon, Georgia, was a concert pianist and advocate for the arts. She guest-performed with the Utah Symphony, was on the council of the Deer Valley Music Festival and served on the board of Salt Lake City's Gina Bachauer Piano Competition.
To the rest of the country, however, Fickling was Miss America 1953 a time when beauty queens were as famous as four-star generals and movie stars.
Fickling was a music-studies major at Macon's Wesleyan College when she won the Miss Macon pageant. She went on to win the Miss Georgia contest and then Miss America. She won the talent portion of the national competition for her piano rendition of "Toccata in E-flat minor" by Aram Khachaturian.
"Neva was an extraordinary person," said Joanne Shiebler, a friend who serves on the Utah Symphony | Utah Opera board. "She did so much for the arts."
When Fickling became ill and it was evident that she would not recover, Shiebler asked if she could spearhead a gift in her name.
"I knew the Utah Symphony was in desperate need of a piano," Sheibler said. "She was very moved."
In all there were 45 donors who gave between $100 to $24,000 each.
In February, several donors as well as Shiebler, Fickling's Georgia family, Utah Symphony officials met pianist Inon Barnatan at the Steinway & Sons New York factory to select a piano. Because these pianos are hand crafted, each one has its own unique sound.
With 10 pianos to choose from, the group quickly narrowed the selection to two, said Utah Symphony Principal Symphony Keyboard Jason Hardink, who went with the group.
"It got a little contentious," he joked. Barnatan and Hardink tested each of the two pianos for about eight hours before a choice was made.
"It was very versatile and had a tremendous range," Hardink said of the final selection. "It's also able to make a big sound when you need it. It needs to stand up to the orchestra's sound."
The purchase is "a dream come true for the orchestra," Hardink said. The previous piano had been used for about two decades, and despite care and attention, it was showing it age. A few guest pianists had even complained about its condition.
With the new Steinway, ,"soloists will be saying, 'Invite me back any time,' " Hardink said.
The old piano will be auctioned off at the Deer Valley Music Festival 10th Anniversary Gala on July 5 in Park City.
Lortie will be the first to play the Steinway. But in January 2014 Barnatan will come to Utah to perform Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 with the Utah Symphony. The Fickling family will be there to celebrate the matriarch's life.
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A grand piano
Guest pianist Louis Lortie will perform Tchaikovsky's three piano concertos on the Utah Symphony's new $150,000 grand concert piano. The program also features Schoenberg's imaginary film score "Begleitungsmusic zu einer Lichtspielscene."
When • Friday and Saturday, April 19-20, at 8 p.m.; pre-concert discussion at 7 p.m. features conductor Thierry Fischer and vice president of artistic planning Toby Tolokan.
When • Abravanel Hall, 123 W. South Temple
Tickets • $18 to $53 in advance; price increase $5 day of performance; 801-355-2787, utahsymphony.org or at the box office.


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Hyman named top Southeast AD
University of South Carolina Athletics Director Eric Hyman has been selected as the Southeast Region Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year (ADOY) by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).
The Southeast Region consists of 12 states, including Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.
Hyman will be honored at the James J. Corbett Awards Luncheon June 18, at NACDA's convention in Orlando.
Hyman is joined by Western Michigan's Kathy Beauregard (Central), Temple's Bill Bradshaw (Northeast) and Utah's Chris Hill (West) as the four Football Bowl Subdivision regional winners.
NACDA Executive Director Mike Cleary said the ADOY Award highlights the efforts of athletics directors at all levels for their commitment and positive contributions to campuses and their surrounding communities.
"Our Honors and Awards Committee recognized a need for an award such as the AD of the Year," said Cleary. "The program brings to light the outstanding jobs done by athletics directors across the country."
Among the criteria for were service as an AD for a minimum of five academic years; demonstration of commitment to higher education and student-athletes; continuous teamwork, loyalty and excellence; and the ability to inspire individuals or groups to high levels of accomplishments.
Additionally, each AD's institution must have passed a compliance check through its appropriate governing body (i.e., NCAA, NAIA, etc.), in which the institution could not have been on probation or cited for a lack of institutional control within the last five years during the athletics director's tenure.
Individuals were nominated by NACDA-member directors of athletics, institutional presidents and conference commissioners and voted on by a current and former directors of athletics, present and past NCAA and NAIA presidents, current and former commissioners and other key athletics administrators.
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Alessandro Zanardi - Former BMW Racing Driver - Wins Gold in Paralympic Games
Former BMW driver Alessandro Zanardi (IT) has added yet another chapter to his remarkable career: the 45-year-old won the gold medal in the time trial on this hand cycle at the Paralympic Games in London (GB).
Zanardi lost both his legs following a horrific crash while racing in the US ChampCar series at the Lausitzring (DE) in 2001, but made a successful return to motorsport just two years later with BMW. At the same time as lining up in the World Touring Car Championship, he set out on a new adventure and began competing in hand cycle races.
Zanardi immediately proved to be competitive in this sport too, scoring a number of fine results in the World Cup to qualify for the Paralympic Games. He has spent the last few months preparing meticulously for the big event. His dream was to win a medal and the Italian once again made his dream a reality through an enormous amount of passion and an irrepressible determination to succeed.
Congratulations to Alessandro Zanardi on this unbelievable success, said BMW Motorsport Director Jens Marquardt. During his time as a BMW driver, he provided us with countless highlights between 2003 and 2009 particularly, of course, with his four victories at the wheel of the BMW 320i and BMW 320si WTCC in the World Touring Car Championship. Alex is an outstanding athlete and a perfect example of what can be achieved with dedication and commitment.
Prior to his crash, Zanardi raced in the ChampCar series, which he won in 1997 and 1998. The crowd favourite also drove in 41 races in the Formula One World Championship. Following his comeback, Zanardi completed 127 races for BMW in the European Touring Car Championship and, from 2005 onwards, in the World Championship. His first win came in Oschersleben (DE) on 28th August 2005 and was followed by victories in Istanbul (TU, 2006) and Brno (CZ, 2008 and 2009). On 25th November 2006 he became the first person who had both legs amputated to take part in a Formula One test, driving a BMW Sauber F1 Team car.
It was always something special to drive for BMW alongside Alex, said BMW DTM driver Andy Priaulx (GB), who won three titles in the World Touring Car Championship. He was a great team-mate and a tough opponent on the track. When it became clear he wanted to compete at the Paralympic Games, I knew straight away he would make it. Alex loves challenges like that, and regularly pulls off the impossible. I know everyone who knows him will be very proud and I want to send him my congratulations.
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The Rebel dancesport club & team invites you to attend the 23rd annual Desert Challenge Inter-Collegiate Dancesport Competition on April 26 & 27.
What is Dancesport you ask? It is the competitive form of ballroom dancing, like what you see on Dancing With The Stars. Collegiate competitors from four states will spend Friday evening and all day Saturday putting their best foot forward dancing the waltz, tango, cha cha, swing, and many other dances. This event stated 23 years ago, and is one of the longest running collegiate competitions on the west coast by Donna Medrano, and now it is organized by Gail and Dennis Parsons and Ernie Vibar.
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Ben van Beurden's elevation to chief executive of Royal Dutch Shell doesn't look that surprising to me. Granted, he wasn't in the list of frontrunners, but a 55-year-old white Dutch male who has spent the past 30 years at the company is hardly a leftfield appointment. Read more
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Henryk Broder, a well-known intellectual and Jewish author from Germany openly announced his conversion to Islam and became a Muslim after writing so many books and articles against Islam and Muslims. Based on the news sourced by "Bla Fiod" web site, the "Al-Alam" TV Channel announced that "Henryk Broder", one of the famous authors of "Der Spiegle" Magazine as well as the author of best-selling book in Germany in 2007, became a Muslim.
According to the news, the 61 years old Polish author changed his name as "Henryk Muhammad Broder" after becoming a Muslim and stated that "I am turning towards Islam which is already present in human nature since everybody is born with it." And then he nearly shouted as; "Everybody hear Me! I became a Muslim!" Broder, who has been discussing Islam for years with the Friday prayer imam of Rıza Mosque in New Koln finally converted to Islam and expressed himself by saying; "I am so relieved that I discovered the reality which was hidden inside my whole body."


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Career Fairs
Career Development Center offers career fairs during the year to give students the opportunity to meet with multiple employers and discuss potential job opportunities within their organization.
You do not necessarily need to be searching for an internship or full-time job at the time of the fair to make attending a valuable experience. Career fairs are also great places to acquire information about the world of work and potential opportunities that will be available to you when you are ready. Making connections with employers early in your college career and keeping in touch with your network will make your future job search that much smoother. Also, talking to employers can help clarify for you what qualities they are looking for in applicants and can help you to develop those attributes throughout your time at Fresno State.
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Vascular biology and hematology research brings together basic and translational biologists with one common goal: translating discoveries in cardiovascular science and technology into innovative strategies for the cure and treatment of pediatric vascular disease and blood disorders.
The cardiovascular system is involved in several diseases that impact children, including congenital structural defects of the heart, genetic abnormalities of heart function, infantile hemangiomas, sickle cell disease and cancer. Children's Hospital of Wisconsin has nationally renowned, top-ranked programs in heart care and cancer and blood disorders care, making this the perfect place to advance research in vascular biology and hematology. By studying and identifying the components of the circulatory system individually and in an integrated way, we can provide better care for kids.
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Deranged fan threatens to murder Miranda Kerr
(Yahoo!) - A Massachusetts man, who is believed to be mentally ill, is in jail after allegedly threatening to fly to Los Angeles to murder Miranda Kerr.
East Sandwich resident Steven C. Swanson, 52, called the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and told them that he planned to travel to California with two .45-caliber handguns to kill the model, according to the Cape Cod Times. He referred to the Australian beauty, who has a 2-year-old son with husband Orlando Bloom, as his "soulmate."
Swanson had his travel itinerary for the trip to Los Angeles planned out and threatened to "turn the place upside down" when he arrived.
Luckily, things didn't get that far. The LASD alerted authorities on the East Coast and Sandwich police arrested him early Wednesday morning at his home on a felony charge of making a threat concerning a firearm. When police arrived, they found photos of the soon-to-be retired Victoria's Secret Angel on his bookshelf, refrigerator, and even his microwave. They did not find the .45-caliber handguns, but they confiscated a pellet gun "due to it looking like a real pistol."
Swanson didn't repeat his death threats to the officers when they were in his home ― instead he told them he was planning to travel to Los Angeles to save Kerr, whom he referred to as his "wife." He also claimed to be a federal agent.
At his arraignment in Barnstable District Court on Wednesday, Swanson pleaded not guilty. The judge ordered him committed for psychiatric evaluation and set his bail at $8,000. In court, a doctor ― whose name was not released ― testified that Swanson suffers from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and had been off his medication since March.
Swanson is due back in court on July 19 for a pretrial hearing.
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I'm looking for someone that can help me with this....
Would someone be able to modify a Net4801.img file, starting with v. 1.22, which has addressed the
issue found at http://www.soekris.com/Issue0002.htm?
Is this an issue that can be taken care of in the build of the image file?
Thanks, Ernie
----- Original Message -----
From: ks4q at zingleman dot com
To: <brian dot mcentire at gmail dot com>
Cc: <peter at vaneckonline dot net>, <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
Sent: Thu, 18 May 2006 13:06:10 -0400
Subject: Re: Re: Re: [m0n0wall] Soekris Net4801 Problem
Thanks for the gotcha. Actually, I did not use the config.xml from the working PC as I have not
been able to get that far....but it sounds like something that 'could' happen.
Regards, Ernie
----- Original Message -----
From: Brian McEntire
To: "ks4q at zingleman dot com" <ks4q at zingleman dot com>
Cc: peter at vaneckonline dot net, m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Sent: Thu, 18 May 2006 10:35:42 -0400
Subject: Re: Re: [m0n0wall] Soekris Net4801 Problem
This might sound obvious, sorry if you already thought of it, but it helped
me so here goes:
I was in the same situation. Had a prototype running fine on a PC. Bought a
Soekris and uploaded the config.xml from the working PC into the Soekris.
Thought this was very slick that I didn't need to recreate all the
rules/settings, etc. It worked great!
EXCEPT: Some of the NICs were different in the PC than they are in the
Soekris. Took me a bit to figure out why the NICs were showing no carrier
when they had link lights. Even more confusing was that the LAN port was
working since it was the same driver as the LAN card I was using in the PC
but the WAN port was not.
Once I edited the config.xml to use the proper interface driver for the WAN
port, the Soekris works like a charm. This was not a Soekris or Monowall
problem, just user error on my part.
Hope that might help you out.
On 5/18/06, ks4q at zingleman dot com <ks4q at zingleman dot com> wrote:
> Peter,
> Yes, I do have the latest firmware in the Soekris unit....version 128.
> Thanks, Ernie
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Peter van Eck
> To: Ernie Zingleman <ks4q at zingleman dot com>
> Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> Sent: Thu, 18 May 2006 11:12:49 +0200
> Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Soekris Net4801 Problem
> Hi,
> Have you got the latest firmware update installed ?
> You can check the firmware revisions on the soekris website.
> rgds,
> Peter
> Ernie Zingleman wrote:
> >I'm currently running m0n0 on a minimal PC platform. It has been a great
> performer for the past
> 18 plus months. I figured I could save some electrical power by going to
> the Net4801 Platform.
> >
> >Toward this end, I bought a used but supposedly working Net4801 off of
> Ebay last week. Last night
> I tried to get it up and running but ran into problems.
> >
> >Here is a description....
> >
> >Net 480 unit will boot but won't assign an IP address to a PC which is
> requesting an IP address.
> I even put the PC on the same IP subnet as the default 192.168.1.1 and
> could not pull up the GUI
> log-in screen in m0n0.
> >
> >Sometimes when the unit is booting, if a network cable is plugged into
> it, it will keep the unit
> from fully booting.
> >
> >I saw a note made on the www.soekris.com web page referring to a problem
> with the ethernet
> controller driver for the Net4801 saying that it sometimes would not
> communicate with a host over a
> less than 100 foot cable. Please see this page for information:
> http://www.soekris.com/Issue0002.h
> tm
> >
> >"A small number of the DP83815 ethernet controller chips will, when using
> short cables lengths (
> <30m/100ft) in 100Base-TX mode, have excessive receive errors, or if the
> cable is very short, not
> receive at all. "
> >
> >Does anyone know if this driver fix is incorporated into the Net4801 m0n0
> v1.22 image?
> >
> >Thanks, Ernie
> >
> >
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Can't wait to try this! Basil lemonade is delicious too!
Refreshing Green Lemonade
Cleansing veggies—cucumber, lettuce, and sprouts and/or parsley—make this a super-charged lemonade. This blended juice is incredibly refreshing on a hot summer day, but it can be used year-round as a tonic, especially the day after you feel you've eaten too much. It's a great way to counteract holiday meals for instance. Try some of the variations suggested, or alter it to suit your taste.
Makes: 1 quart (four 8-ounce servings)
- 1/2 medium cucumber, peeled
- A good handful of sprouts (try pea shoots or broccoli sprouts)
or parsley leaves, or a little of both
- 5 or 6 lettuce leaves (romaine, Boston, bibb,or curly green leaf)
- 1/3 cup lemon juice
- Liquid stevia (preferred) or agave nectar to taste
Combine the cucumber, lettuce, and sprouts and/or parsley in a blender (you can use a regular blender for this, though a high-speed blender will break the veggies down a bit better) with 2 cups water. Process until completely blended.
Transfer to a quart container and add the lemon juice. Add more water, almost to the top. Sweeten as desired with liquid stevia or agave nectar. Stir together well. Serve straight or over ice.
Use a large celery stalk with leaves in place of (or in addition to ) the sprouts. If using other than a high-speed blender, you may want to peel the stings.
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This interceptor forms the core functionality of the exception handling feature. Exception handling allows you to map an exception to a result code, just as if the action returned a result code instead of throwing an unexpected exception. When an exception is encountered, it is wrapped with an ExceptionHolder and pushed on the stack, providing easy access to the exception from within your result.
Note: While you can configure exception mapping in your configuration file at any point, the configuration will not have any effect if this interceptor is not in the interceptor stack for your actions. It is recommended that you make this interceptor the first interceptor on the stack, ensuring that it has full access to catch any exception, even those caused by other interceptors.
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The parameters above enables us to log all thrown exceptions with stacktace in our own logfile, and present a friendly webpage (with no stacktrace) to the end user.
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A woman abducted off a Philadelphia street returned home early Thursday.
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All of this has been covered. Check the first stickied thread in the beginner section for basics. Check the forum faq section to get started with BT, and see also aircrack-ng's website for more on their product, including basics and tutorials.
Then check the site for grimwep, since this is not really supported in BT4. If you get stuck with an actual problem post what you were trying to do, any errors you may have received and the source of information that you were working from.
Lot's of reading to keep you busy for a while.
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The perfect centerpiece to a garden luncheon, this shaped salad is both tasty and attractive.
Line flower pan with plastic wrap; set aside.
Cook the couscous following package instructions. Turn into large bowl; fluff with a fork. Let stand 5 minutes, then fluff again. Stir in peppers, artichokes, chick peas, green onions, olives and celery.
For dressing, whisk together oil, vinegar, garlic, mint, salt and pepper in small bowl. Pour over couscous mixture and toss gently but thoroughly. Spoon mixture into prepared pan. Cover and refrigerate.
Just before serving, turn out onto serving platter; carefully remove plastic wrap. Garnish with additional sliced olives.
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There's more than meets the eye with this one
You may not believe this, but there are actually still women who claim to be virgins... even during their pregnancies.
Apparently, the British Medical Journal is no stranger to, shall we say, rather controversial research studies. They have covered everything from James Bond's drinking habits to the tooth fairy, so I guess it should come as no surprise that last year, the science journal published some rather startling statistics on pregnancy.
The surprising part?
They examined pregnancies in women... who claimed to be virgins.
Let's explain
In order to perform the study, the research team didn't come right out and ask women if they gave birth via a miraculous conception, of course, nor did they ask them if they were virgins during their pregnancies. Instead, they asked them a detailed list of questions about their sexual activity and reproductive health in order to glean some quantifiable data. And that's where the results showed a few surprising twists.
Like a virgin
Unlike the Virgin Mary of the Catholic faith — who is really believed by the religion's followers to have maintained her virginity throughout the birth of Jesus Christ — the women in this study may have been simply confused about what actually being a virgin means.
According to the study, 5,340 women in the study reported having experienced a pregnancy during their lives, but a whopping 45 of those women also reported themselves as virgins when asked specifically about their sex lives. With those numbers, it would appear that 0.8 percent of the population of women in their study were somehow pregnant virgins. What's more, according to the study's concluding remarks, a survey that was representative of the entire U.S. population revealed that 0.5 percent of all U.S. mothers claimed to have had virgin pregnancies. And to make an important point here — none of the "virgins" reported using any type of reproductive technology to get pregnant, like IVF or artificial insemination.
So what's up?
Well, the short answer is, they aren't exactly sure. Moral beliefs and plain old-fashioned misunderstanding may both play a part in this reported phenomenon. The study cited other findings that reported that over 90 percent of Canadian teens described "sex" as intercourse with an orgasm, so researchers aren't sure if perhaps their participants defined "sex" as something similar — therefore, no orgasm means it didn't really count?
Personal beliefs were also found to have some bearing on the women who reported virgin pregnancies. The pregnant virgins were more likely to report having signed a chastity pledge (to remain abstinent before marriage) and be part of cultures that valued virginity before marriage. They also reported more lack of knowledge from their parents regarding sex, a claim backed up when researchers also surveyed the virgins' parents, who agree that communication levels between parents and child regarding sex were "low".
Age was also a factor — the women who reported the virgin pregnancies were younger than their non-virgin counterparts, with an average age of 19 years old.
So the next time you find yourself pregnant, go ahead and try out the old "still a virgin" claim — after all, you do have some scientific data to back you up.
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New York, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Boston Bruins captain Zdeno Chara, Chicago Blackhawks blueliner Duncan Keith and Nashville Predators rearguard Shea Weber have been named finalists for the Norris Trophy as the NHL's top defenseman.
Chara, who took home the award in 2009 and is a finalist for the sixth time, led a defensive corps which gave up the fewest goals in the Eastern Conference and second-fewest in the NHL with 177. The Slovakian Olympian ranked in the top 10 among defensemen in goals (17), power-play scores (10) and plus-minus (+25).
Keith bested all of his league counterparts by racking up 55 assists and finished second with 61 points, thanks to leading all players on the defending Stanley Cup champions in ice time at 24:38 per contest. The 2010 Norris winner also helped Chicago lead the NHL with 267 goals scored by becoming a factor at even strength, posting a plus-22, his highest since a plus-33 rating in 2008-09.
Weber set the pace among all blueliners by pumping home 23 goals this season, and set a Preds franchise record for defensemen by amassing 56 points to lead the club in scoring for the second straight season. His 12 power-play markers led the NHL, and placed fourth in overall TOI with almost 27 minutes per contest. He is a finalist for the third time, and was voted runner-up in both 2011 and 2012.
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Dangerous beauty: Incredible time-lapse footage of supercell storms
More than any special effect Hollywood might dream up, Mother Nature possesses an overwhelming power to stun. Her magic is on full display in several time-lapse videos of supercell storms over Nebraska and Wyoming that are sweeping their way across the Web.
The video above was shot near Scottsbluff, Nebraska, on Sunday. The footage of clouds converging and spinning across a seemingly angry sky was captured by Victor Gensini and uploaded to the internet.
As spectacular as the Nebraska footage is, a clip of a supercell storm over Wyoming may be even more magnificent. Reportedly also shot by a group of storm chasers over the weekend, the footage captures a truly terrifying supercell hovering and raging, looking a bit like an alien mothership here to destroy the planet.
A supercell is a type of isolated thunderstorm that also contains "a deep and persistent rotating updraft called a mesocyclone," according to the National Weather Service. The storms usually last for several hours, and are most common in the central United States.
As stunning as they are to look at, supercell storms can turn into deadly tornadoes, AccuWeather.com explains.
In other words, it's a lot safer to watch the footage from behind your laptop than up close in real life.


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Topic: More good news!
I had a CT scan yesterday, and the results showed that the tumor has shrunk considerably since the last scan in December. I will be meeting with Dr. Michael Hart of Swedish Hospital in Seattle to discuss possible resection. Yea! Dr. Hart is one of the few surgeons here on the West Coast that has experience with this type of cancer.
You know, it's funny. Yesterday my oncologist said that I had a "complicated case". To me it's simple - I have a tumor that needs to come out.


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Thousand Oaks, Calif. • Graeme McDowell has done a lot right this year, except for win. He now has one last chance to fix that.
Back on the course that has provided two key moments in his career, McDowell opened with three straight birdies Friday and finished strong for a 6-under 66, giving him a three-shot lead going into the weekend at the World Challenge.
Bo Van Pelt got up-and-down from the drop zone for bogey on the final hole that gave him a 68, leaving him tied for second with Keegan Bradley and Jim Furyk, who each had a 69. Tournament host and defending champion Tiger Woods was tied for the lead on the back nine until he stalled and settled for a 69. He was four shots behind.
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Scotland's Paul Lawrie shot a 3-under 69 in the Nedbank Golf Challenge to take a one-stroke lead over Germany's Martin Kaymer in the 12-man event in Sun City, South Africa.


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'Warrener broke the bone in Friday's 4-2 win over Boston, and did not play in the Sabres' 1-0 win in Minnesota on Tuesday. He returned to Buffalo on Wednesday to be fitted with a cast.'
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Firts of all, before compiling you need to install linux headers and build-essential.
Then read install instructions from vendor and see if you have to just compile (make) or you need to configure compilation (./configure) first...To use make without ./configure you need to have a makefile in the folder where you decompress file. Otherwise you need to configure compilation.
The ./configure creates the makefile, the base of compilation....The makefile includes all files to compile and the order.


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A POP CULTURE PICTURE STORYBOOK by Val
by Photography by Val Patterson Short Stories by Sophie Kipner Frames by Giorgia Luisa Horrell
About the Book
The Mona Lisa Project is a picture storybook tribute to Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting. It is an artistic celebration of the iconic and influential role the masterpiece has played in our pop culture society since its conception over 500 years ago. Modern and retrospective female figures were photographed in various versions of the Mona Lisa pose, coupled with short stories and uniquely designed frames.
"I have had a life long fascination with the Mona Lisa and wanted to explore the pose, composition, and the iconic expression through photography, humor, and history--and in a sense, bring that enigmatic smile into the twenty first century for new generations to discover."
- Val Patterson
Creator + Photographer of The Mona Lisa Project
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Portrait, 7.75×9.75 in, 20×25 cm
120 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 10, 2011
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Fudge and other candy are a gift that's always appreciated. When homemade, they're even more appreciated.
In microwave-safe bowl, melt candy according to package instructions. Add condensed milk; stir until blended. Microwave an additional 1-2 minutes on medium power; stir until fudge develops a sheen. Spoon fudge mixture evenly into pan sprayed with vegetable pan spray or cookie cutter; smooth surface. If desired, sprinkle sprinkles over candy, gently pressing into surface of candy. Cover with plastic wrap; refrigerate until set.
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Details, Baby! How to Make Your Home (and You) More Fabulous!
Celebrity designer Courtney Cachet dishes her easy tips on creating a beautiful space without spending a ton of money.
-Courtney Cachet
Recently, I had the privilege of speaking at High Point Market (the largest furniture market in the world with two shows a year showcasing all the latest in everything furniture related) about where I think the world of design is headed, as it relates to how we live now. Seems pretty simple — just another "What's On Trend" pep talk to the design enthusiasts. But it really made me think a lot about designing and decorating as a whole. When I got home, One Kings Lane (the flash sale site known for upscale and one-of-a-kind home furnishings) asked me for a quote on a favorite design tip to post on their site where I am having a Tastemaker Event this week. Hmm, more thinking…
I think at times we are too caught up in the glossy magazine photos and inspirational website pics and not grasping what really makes your home totally awesome. Kind of like how sometimes I read Fitness Magazine on a plane while chomping on a Kit-Kat — you know what I mean? I get it and I am interested but am I really doing what The Experts tell me to do? And if not, where are we missing the point?
I believe it's due to the fact that we often feel we can't do it. So you pick up a shelter magazine with photos of an $8 million home in Malibu and you say, "That home is stunning, but … [insert 27 different reasons you can't have that home]."
The thing is maybe you don't (never say can't) have that home, but you can make yours better. You can make yours have that designer look, too, even if you don't have an Hermes throw to toss on the couch. Trust me.
It's all about details. If you don't pay attention to detail, you will never have the look you desire. Go back to your Pinterest account and take another look at those photos you drool over — they are chock-full of details, baby! So instead of throwing down the magazine and forgetting what you saw — and loved — let's try to break it down to simple steps.
Quality Over Quantity
I had a very chic friend from Paris whose home was decorated very minimally, but there was nothing lacking in this house. There wasn't much, but what she had was the best of the best. I remember her bedroom had an antique chest, a large vintage Persian rug, Frette linens and the simplest cotton curtains but with exquisite silk rope tie backs. That was it. It was perfect. If it was done in the cheapy pieces it would've been a depressing-looking room.
Stop trying to fill up the room with cheap crap, because cheap crap in the home is just as obvious as a cheap pair of shoes. This detail screams louder than anything else. Buy quality, you wince once. Buy cheap ,and you wince over and over again as sure as those cheap-ass shoes give you blisters that linger for days.
So. Not. Fabulous.
Learn About Art
Framed photos of your children is not art. Shocking, I know! You should pick one area of your home to put all your framed family photos, like a table in the living room or a portion of a wall in one of the main areas. They shouldn't be everywhere or in an entryway — and they shouldn't be your only source of wall decor. We have become photo obsessed (myself included) but that doesn't mean we need to cover the walls in images of ourselves, our dogs and our children — no matter how cute they are!
Inspirational quotes — even when painted on wood, metal or canvas — are not art. Sorry, Pinterest! And little prints of bathtubs in the bathroom and coffee cups in the kitchen isn't on the list either. For the record, Precious Moments are not sculptures. OMG, I feel faint!
I'm not here to educate you about art nor am I interested in getting into a debate about what art is. Just go to museum, read a book, visit a gallery and see where it takes you. Go to art shows (NOT the ones at a Courtyard Marriott!), flea markets, and eBay and discover what you love. Hanging an original finger-painting by your 3-year-old is better than that $14.99 plaque from Target. If you don't have the money for fine art you can still surround yourself with artwork — you just have to look for it. This will instantly make your home — and you — more interesting.
Custom-Made Anything
I design custom pillows and ottomans. It started out as a one-time thing years ago and now it's turned into an integral part of the Courtney Cachet brand that I adore. This week, I'm featuring dozens of them on One Kings Lane. They are unique pieces and they can single-handedly make a room. They make it about you.
If you think you can't afford one, Grandma's green velvet chair is instantly cool when tricked out in modern fabric and gold paint. Give it a shot before you toss it. My first foray in this arena was with a ripped mustard yellow velvet wing chair my neighbor in Miami was throwing out. Gross wasn't the word. Now it's covered in Fortuny fabric and silk piping and sits in my bedroom looking rad.
You don't have to spend the weekend in Paris at The Georges V or summer in Sorrento for it to qualify as travel. But travel — and the trinkets you pick up along the way — is what makes your home about you. Try and find cool, unique things when you travel and decorate your home with them. I bought my daughter a little statue on the street in Florence and it's on her dresser in her room. My son has a vintage Spider Man poster I got at a flea market in rural Pennsylvania. These were not expensive but they're special because of their back story. A little trinket from a trip you took to Montana that sits on your shelf is way (and I mean way!) cooler than a framed print of the Eiffel Tower if you've never gone there.
When you pay attention to the little things you will love the results. Details, baby!
Most important to your home are the people and pets you share it with. I don't care how meticulously decorated your space is, if it's not shared with those that you love none of what I just said will ever make a difference. Happy homes are always the most fabulous. So if you're not there yet, don't worry. You'll get there. I did, and you can too.
Just so we're clear … Don't go buying some cheesy poster with a quote about hope now, ok?
About Courtney Cachet:
Perhaps you've seen her on The Today Show, or maybe you've read about her in Italian Vogue—Courtney Cachet's sense of style has caught the attention of the international design and media worlds. The New York-based decorating maven is busy working on her latest venture, House of Cachet, decorating celebrity apartments, and filming style segments all over the world. Check your local TV listings for more of Courtney Cachet's style ideas and tips.
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Saint Cadoc of Llancarvan
- Cadoc of Wales
- Cadoc the Wise
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- 25 September
- formerly 24 January
- formerly 23 January
Son of Saint Gwynllyw, a king in Wales, a robber chieftain who led a band of 300; his mother, Saint Gladys, had been stolen in a raid on a neighboring chief; brother of Saint Gluvias. Raised by an Irish monk; Cadoc's father had stolen the monk's cow, and when he came to demand its return, the king decided it was sign. Studied in Wales and Ireland. Priest.
Once chased through a wood by an armed swineherd from an enemy tribe. His hiding place spooked an old, gray, wild boar that made three great leaps at him – then disappeared; Cadoc took this as a sign, and the location became the site of the great church and monastery at Llancarvan, Wales; the house became renowned for the learning and holiness of its monks.
Legend says he once saved his brother monks in a famine by tying a white thread to the foot of a (well-fed) mouse; he then following the thread to an abandoned, well-stocked, underground granary. Another time he and his brothers went out to meet a band of thieves, chanting and playing harps; it surprised the highwaymen so much, they turned and left.
Lived as a hermit with Saint Gildas on the Island of Flatholmes off Vannes, Brittany. Established a monastery on a small island just off Brittany, joined by a stone bridge so local children could walk out for school. Returned to Britain to evangelize, and work with Christian survivors of Saxon raids. Martyr.
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enjoyed the smashes but I've gotta say take Colin Fletcher out it wouldn't have been half as entertaining. Im far from a north east shill to
enjoyed the smashes but I've gotta say take Colin Fletcher out it wouldn't have been half as entertaining. Im far from a north east shill to
Is it true some guy trying to calm him down said 'i let you bang bro' or something? sounds so incredibly awkward, can't watch it.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Tuf 16 was ok,highlight of the season being when one guy loses (knob with the Mohawk) and is sitting dejected after the fight talking about it,and one of the other fighters guffs,inhales it and blows it all over him,comedy gold.
I did a piece on the state of TUF prior to The Smashes starting.
While TUF 16 did nothing for me as per usual, I have enjoyed the UK vs Aussie show. How much of that is down to the fact that it's 'our lads' (and that Colin is fucking hilarious), I don't know - but I'd like to see more of the nation vs nation format. There are going to be a regular smattering of international TUF's moving forward - I'd like to think that US vs Canada, India vs China etc might not be too far off.
On a related note, a little birdy tells me that Super Fight League are looking at an India vs Pakistan format next year...not confirmed whether it's a 'Challengers' reality series or just a series of fights yet.
Fighting, writing and mood lighting.
N Korea v S Korea......That would be interesting!
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
My dream would be a Super Fight League vs Cage Warriors night of champions showdown.
Arif Khan is the most technically gifted fighter I've seen for a while-he could be the man to beat Jon Jones


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'"(Peters) shoved his glove in (Ruutu's) face and came out of the pile jumping around, but it's hard to believe there was anything wrong with him," said Hartsburg. "Disturber? I think people are accusing (Ruutu) of something he says he didn't do. We don't think he did it and he says he didn't do it."'
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During a time when women were challenging traditional ideas about gender that excluded them from political and intellectual life, artist and writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who was discouraged from pursuing a career to preserve her health, rejected these ideas in a terrifying short story titled "The Yellow Wall-Paper." The exhibition Literature of Prescription: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and "The Yellow Wall-Paper" explores the story behind Gilman's indictment of the medical profession and the social conventions restricting women's professional and creative opportunities.
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Buckinghamshire County, England
"What works today is better than what's perfect tomorrow, so use appropriate technology — it'll make your life easier than the inappropriate stuff…."
Ian Usher supports Buckinghamshire county schools and advisers — primary and secondary schools, various Local Authorities, and technical and teaching staff — in all aspects of online learning including virtual learning environments (VLEs), learning platforms, videoconferencing, and remote collaboration.
Just a few of his responsibilities include delivering INSET training, helping staff and faculty use Adobe® Connect™ , Macromedia® Breeze, and Adobe Captivate® software to enhance teaching and learning, and demonstrating how Adobe software works with the open source VLE Moodle. Adobe Connect and Moodle form the core of the Buckinghamshire Grid for Learning platform.
Usher presents and trains across the United Kingdom on the use of Moodle, Adobe Connect, and Breeze in schools. He also presents for Adobe and NAACE (the National Association of Advisers for Computers in Education) at BETT, the U.K. education technology event. He has been an Adobe Education Leader since 2004.


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Indians, Tigers postponed due to inclement weather
(DETROIT) – On Tuesday afternoon there was no rain or snow at Comerica Park and the weather forecast did not call for any precipitation later in the evening, however the opening game between the Indians and Tigers was still postponed due to inclement weather.
The decision to postpone Tuesday night's contest was announced just before 2:30 pm ET. No makeup date has been set yet.
Postponing a game prior to first pitch is the decision of the home team. Despite no precipitation, temperatures were forecasted to dip down to 27 degrees on Tuesday night.
No rain or snow on Tuesday, but the series-opening game between the Indians and Tigers was postponed due to inclement weather in the Detroit area and temperatures dipping down into the 20s. (Photo courtesy Nick Camino)
The Indians and Tigers are scheduled to play on Wednesday night at 7:08 pm ET and will conclude their series on Thursday afternoon at 12:05 pm ET.
While the Tribe will simply bump their starting pitchers back, with Zach McAllister taking the mound Wednesday night and Danny Salazar starting on Thursday afternoon, the Tigers will counter with Anibal Sanchez on Wednesday, skip Drew Smyly in the rotation and start Justin Verlander in the final game of the shortened-series.
The Indians and Tigers are scheduled to play 19 times during the 2014 season.
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