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Rider 8, Saint Peter's 4
College Baseball
Rider University 8, Saint Peter's College 4
JERSEY CITY-The Broncs won the rubber game and the series with a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference victory at Saint Peter's Sunday afternoon. "It is nice to win the series, especially when you split on Saturday," said Rider head coach Barry Davis.
Rider (16-27, 9-9 MAAC) scored four runs in the eighth inning on four hits, a walk and a double steal (second and home) to take an 8-2 lead. "We were able to put together a big inning there," Davis said. "Jerry (Mulderig) had the big hit that inning. That gave us the cushion we needed."
The Broncs took a 3-2 lead in the sixth inning on three hits and an error, including a hit and a run scored by sophomore Jerry Mulderig (Langhorne, PA/Council Rock South).
Freshman Kurt Sowa (Bensalem, PA/Fr. Judge) pitched six and a third innings, allowing just one earned run while striking out two for his third win. "Kurt threw very well," Davis said.
Freshman Justin Thomas (Richboro, PA/Council Rock South) had three of Rider's 13 hits. "Justin swung the bat," Davis said. "He's coming around and played a solid third base today. I thought our approach at the plate was pretty good today. We hit a little better today."
A sacrifice fly by graduate student Ryan Murphy (Yardville, N.J./Steinert) in the second inning gave the Broncs a 1-0 lead.
Mulderig, junior Adam Wayman (Wilkes-Barre, Pa./G.A.R. Memorial) and Murphy each had two hits and an RBI.
A Saint Peter's (17-26, 8-6 MAAC) solo home run tied the score at 2-2 in the fifth.
Wayman singled and eventually scored on a wild pitch in the top of the fourth inning to give Rider a 2-1 lead. Wayman's bases-loaded walk in the seventh gave Rider a 4-2 lead.
Wayman moved from third base to left field today as the Broncs were without their top two hitters, junior left fielder Ian Lindsay (Oaklyn/Haddon Twp.) who is batting a team-high .317 but is out with a concussion and senior Brandon Cotten (Wiconisco, Pa./Williams Valley), who leads Rider with 44 hits, 28 runs scored, nine doubles and 13 stolen bases who is out with a foot injury.
"We persevered today," Davis said. "I don't think Wayman has ever played left before and Thomas did a nice job at third. We overcame some obstacles today. It was a good win for us."
The Broncs host Lafayette Wednesday. "They beat us early in the year," Davis remembered, "so hopefully we'll play better this time."


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My Son John (DVD)
- Director(s):Leo McCarey
- Actors:Van Heflin, Robert Walker, Helen Hayes, DEAN JAGGER
- Rated:NR (Not Rated)
- Languages:English
- Regional Code:Region 1
- Screen:B&W
- Length:122 minutes
- Year Filmed:1952
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Legendary director Leo McCarey (An Affair to Remember) took on this controversial and infamous drama about a conservative religious couple (Helen Hayes, Dean Jagger) that suspects their oldest son to be a communist. The arrogant and intellectual young man (Robert Walker), a worker in a federal agency, returns home from a long absence spouting pro-communism doctrine and deriding the beliefs of capitalism and religion. Things become very serious when an FBI agent (Van Heflin) shows up to tell the horrified parents that their son may be an enemy spy. Robert Walker (Stranger on a Train) died at age 32 due to adverse reaction to prescription drugs and before My Son John production was finished. Leo McCarey received a 1953 Oscar® nomination for Best Writing, Motion Picture Story.

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= "a stunning, damaging, or shattering effect from a hard blow"
(Merriam-Webster's 11th Collegiate Dictionary)
Every one of us has taken a hard hit.
In one sense, the shattering blow
caused us
immediate death.
In another sense, the blow gave us a concussion that has made us
or unable to
think clearly.
Every one of us has been hit with the
shattering blow of sin.
"Wherefore, as by one man sin entered
into the world, and death by sin; and so DEATH PASSED UPON ALL MEN, for
that ALL HAVE SINNED" (Holy Bible, Romans 5:12, KJV).
That is why we must be
born again.
"Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee,
(Holy Bible, John 3:3, KJV).
We need to be
born again,
made alive
"And you hath he QUICKENED, who were
DEAD in trespasses and SINS" (Holy Bible, Ephesians 2:1, KJV).
Because of this fatal spiritual blow, we do
not naturally think clearly as we should.
God says, "For my thoughts are not
your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the LORD" (Holy
Bible, Isaiah 55:8, KJV).
"The wicked, through the pride of his
countenance, will not seek after God: God IS NOT IN ALL HIS THOUGHTS"
(Holy Bible, Psalms 10:4, KJV).
Is God ever in your thoughts?
Do you talk about your job, your car, your
house, yourself…?
Does God have any place in your life?
"For what shall it profit a man, if he
shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" (Holy Bible, Mark
Instead of repenting of our sin and going to
God and talking to Him about it, we tend to naturally try and run away
from Him — just like Adam and Eve did after they had sinned.
"And they heard the voice of the LORD
God walking in the garden in the cool of the day: and Adam and his wife
HID THEMSELVES from the presence of the LORD God amongst the trees of
the garden" (Holy Bible, Genesis 3:8, KJV).
You, too, need to stop
and talk to God.
You need to talk to God about salvation now,
because you do not know what might happen to you tomorrow (or even yet
"Whereas ye know not what shall be on
the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth
for a little time, and then vanisheth away" (Holy Bible, James 4:14,
"Boast not thyself of to morrow; for thou knowest not what a day may
bring forth"
(Holy Bible, Proverbs 27:1, KJV).
"Behold, NOW is the accepted time; behold, NOW is the day of salvation"
(Holy Bible, 2 Corinthians 6:2, KJV).
"For whosoever shall CALL upon the
name of the Lord shall be saved" (Holy Bible, Romans 10:13, KJV).
You need to talk to the Lord about your
desire to repent (your desire to turn from your sin and have Him cleanse
you and give you a new life).
"I tell you, Nay: but, except ye
repent, ye shall all likewise perish"
(Holy Bible, Luke 13:3, KJV).
"Come now, and let us reason together, saith the LORD: though your sins
be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like
crimson, they shall be as wool"
(Holy Bible, Isaiah 1:18, KJV).
Do not delay — talk to God.
"That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth
the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised
him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.
For with the heart man believeth unto
righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.
For the scripture saith, Whosoever
believeth on him shall not be ashamed" (Holy Bible, Romans 10:9-11,
Calling out to God in repentance and faith
will bring salvation, but that is not the end of our talking to God.
God wants us to come to Him and tell
Him all of our cares.
"Casting all your care upon him; for
he careth for you" (Holy Bible, 1 Peter 5:7, KJV).
God says, "Talk to Me."
That is what
is — talking to God.
Have you ever had someone say to you,
"Would you please quit talking and be quiet!"
Well that is not what God says.
He says, "Pray without ceasing" (Holy
Bible, 1 Thessalonians 5:17, KJV).
God tells us to talk to Him constantly.
That does not mean using vain
repetitions or chants, but in meaningful conversation.
"But when ye pray, use not vain
repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard
for their much speaking"
(Holy Bible, Matthew 6:7, KJV).
When you have a problem, how many times have
you talked to yourself about it (silently or aloud)?
How many times have you talked to
other people about it?
Well God wants you to talk to Him
about it.
"Be careful for nothing; but in every
thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be
made known unto God" (Holy Bible, Philippians 4:6, KJV).
As this verse says, when you pray, make sure that you THANK GOD for all
that He has done.
Are you like the man on the front cover—down
in your lost condition?
Rise up in repentance and faith and
trust the Lord Jesus Christ as your Savior.
Are you a Christian that has fainted?
Rise up and pray.
"And he spake a parable unto them to
this end, that MEN OUGHT ALWAYS TO PRAY, AND NOT TO FAINT" (Holy Bible,
Luke 18:1, KJV).
"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins,
and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness"
(Holy Bible, 1 John 1:9, KJV).
"Dear Lord Jesus, I do believe that you are
the Son of God; that you are God Almighty in the flesh, the Creator of
heaven and earth.
I do believe that you are the only
Savior; that you died on the cross for me, and gave your precious blood
to pay my sin debt; and then you arose from the grave the third day.
I do now repent of my sins, and
receive you as my Savior.
Please forgive me, and save my soul.
Please raise up my life from sin and
shame, and use it now for your glory.
In Jesus' name I pray, Amen."
I just asked
the Lord
and I desire to now live for Him.
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The known occurrence of pharmaceuticals in the built and natural water environment, including in drinking water supplies, continues to raise concerns over inadvertent exposures and associated potential health risks in humans and aquatic organisms. At the same time, the number and concentrations of new and existing pharmaceuticals in the water environment are destined to increase further in the future as a result of increased consumption of pharmaceuticals by a growing and aging population and ongoing measures to decrease per-capita water consumption. This review examines the occurrence and movement of pharmaceuticals in the built and natural water environment, with special emphasis on contamination of the drinking water supply, and opportunities for sustainable pollution control. We surveyed peer-reviewed publications dealing with quantitative measurements of pharmaceuticals in U.S. drinking water, surface water, groundwater, raw and treated wastewater as well as municipal biosolids. Pharmaceuticals have been observed to reenter the built water environment contained in raw drinking water, and they remain detectable in finished drinking water at concentrations in the ng/L to μg/L range. The greatest promises for minimizing pharmaceutical contamination include source control (for example, inputs from intentional flushing of medications for safe disposal, and sewer overflows), and improving efficiency of treatment facilities.
Intended uses of pharmaceuticals in humans and animals are plentiful and include the prevention, diagnosis, and therapy of diseases as well as cosmetic and lifestyle purposes [
Environmental exposures of humans and aquatic organisms to pharmaceuticals have been reported [
Concerning the built (man-made) water environment, a significant volume of literature explored the performance of treatment plants for the removal of pharmaceuticals from raw wastewater (sewage) [
The aforementioned reviews and articles carry valuable information and discussion on occurrences, treatment efficiencies, and risk assessments of pharmaceuticals in the environment. However, our focus in this review is to specifically examine the occurrences of pharmaceutical compounds in U.S. drinking water, in the context of the role of the different point sources of the built water environment, the interconnectivity of the built and natural water environments, and to identify opportunities for effectively controlling environmental contamination with pharmaceuticals in a sustainable fashion. A perspective on this issue is essential, however, for properly managing risks associated with the occurrence of pharmaceutical compounds in the built and natural water environment.
In this review, we first examine the interplay of the built water environment and the natural water environment to inform the management of pharmaceutical pollution; Second, we survey peer-reviewed publications for available data on the identity and concentration of pharmaceuticals present in various compartments of the water environment, exclusively in the U.S.; Third, we discuss the persistence and risk of pharmaceuticals in groundwater and drinking water. Fourth and finally, we propose strategies and criteria for minimizing occurrences of pharmaceuticals in drinking water, and in the preceding matrices of the natural and built water environment.
For the purpose of this review, we defined "pharmaceuticals" as prescription and non-prescription drugs that are either ingested or topically applied for prevention and/or cure of diseases and injuries. Thus, we included antimicrobial compounds that are used heavily in clinics and hospitals; however, we excluded other substances such as naturally occurring hormones, flavors and fragrances, cosmetics, and personal care products. The literature search was conducted using the Web of Science database, using the keyword "pharmaceutical(s)" in various aforementioned matrices of the built and natural water environments, including sewage sludge. Only maximum concentrations of the measured individual pharmaceuticals were included in this study. Also, we restricted our search to all the studies done exclusively in the U.S.
The built water environment is a complex network of infrastructure comprising manmade lakes and reservoirs, canals, the sewerage and water distribution systems, drinking water treatment plants (DWTPs) and wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), as well as rivers and aquifers reliant on WWTP effluent as the principal recharge mechanism. Significant additions to the built water environment resulted from the Clean Water Act, which was implemented in 1972 with the objective to "restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the Nation's waters" [
Despite these efforts, pharmaceuticals are known to occur in U.S. water resources, which behooves us to more closely study and better manage the fate and migration of pharmaceuticals through the water environment.
Schematic showing inputs of pharmaceuticals to, and the interconnectivity of, the natural and built water environment.
The major routes of pharmaceutical administration include enteral (e.g., oral), parenteral (e.g., injection), topical (e.g., skin surface), and inhalation. The ingested pharmaceuticals (mainly via enteral and parenteral administration) are excreted as un-metabolized or metabolized products, whereas the topically applied substances that do not enter the body by absorption also can be washed down the drain [
Raw WW is conveyed to WWTPs whose primary goal is the removal of pathogens, turbidity, odor, color, Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) and nutrients (primarily nitrogen and phosphorus) through a combination of physical, biological and chemical treatment [
Pharmaceuticals may also enter surface water and groundwater through leaching of land-based pharmaceutical waste and solid waste contaminated with drugs. Major sources are unwanted or leftover drugs in domestic solid waste from residential households [
Another possible pathway for surface water and groundwater contamination is from leaking sewage distribution lines or overflows of combined sewer systems and, less prominent, overflows of sanitary sewer systems, both occurring under conditions of heavy rainfall or snowmelt. Although these overflows are seasonal/occasional, their impact of contamination can be significant, since the discharged sewer may contain untreated pharmaceuticals that are washed directly into surface water from where it may infiltrate into groundwater [
In the U.S., as in many other countries, groundwater can and is being used directly for consumption as drinking water without any treatment, particularly in rural and remote settings [
In the following section, we present the number of pharmaceuticals distributed according to their highest concentration reported in each of the concentration ranges in various compartments of the built and natural water environments (
The numbers of pharmaceuticals detected in each of the down gradient matrices include 73 in RWW, 92 in TWW, 91 in SW, 33 in GW, 37 in RDW, and 23 in FDW. It is important not to draw potentially misleading conclusions from the data presented in
Number of pharmaceuticals detected in various water matrices of the built water environment. Each pharmaceutical is represented only once and shown in the category reflecting its respective maximum concentration reported in a given aquatic compartment.
The apparent increase in the total number of pharmaceuticals from RWW (total of 73) to TWW (total of 92) is counter-intuitive. Only 62 pharmaceuticals detected were common between these two matrices, which may reflect that different sets of pharmaceuticals were measured in the individual studies examined here. Other potential explanations for this observation include (i) deconjugation of metabolites and release of the parent compounds during treatment; (ii) analytical difficulties that lead to higher detection limits in RWW when compared to TWW; (iii) a less comprehensive monitoring of RWW compared with TWW; and (iv) the common practice in the analytical laboratory of filtering RWW but not necessarily TWW prior to analysis. Since RWW represents a mixture of inputs from domestic, municipal and industrial sources entering the WWTP, it is possible that higher than reported concentrations of pharmaceuticals may be present in specific process waters prior to mixing and entry into WWTPs. Wastewaters discharged by the pharmaceutical industry could constitute a particularly strong source term, as revealed in a report by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) [
Use of filtration during standard sample processing can remove a significant fraction of the hydrophobic organic compound mass contained in the sample of interest. A recent study reported that up to 86% of the mass of tonalide can be sorbed to filterable material and thus be excluded from chemical analyses, due to the common practice of filtering aqueous samples in general and raw sewage in particular [
Thirty-three different pharmaceuticals have been reported in U.S. GW and are provided here in units of ng/L for maximum concentrations reported: acetaminophen (1890), caffeine (290), carbamazepine (420), ciprofloxacin (45), codeine (214), dehydronifedipine (22), diclofenac (46), dilantin (22), diltiazem (28), 1,7-dimethylxanthine (57), erythromycin (2380), 17-α-ethinylestradiol (230), fluoxetine (56), gemfibrozil (6860), ibuprofen (3110), lincomycin (1900), meprobamate (8.6), naproxen (0.7), oestriol (6.4), oestrone (1), oxybenzone (7.5), oxytetracycline (130), pentoxifylline (34), primidone (2.8), sulfadimethoxine (130), sulfamerazine (54), sulfamethazine (3600), sulfamethazole (170), sulfamethoxazole (1110), sulfathiazole (305), tetracycline (500), triclosan (53), and trimethoprim (18) (
In order for a compound to become detectable in groundwater, it either must have passed through the wastewater treatment processes prior to injection into the subsurface for aquifer recharge or it must have resisted microbial transformation, and sorption to soils and sediments during the slow soil infiltration process following application of drug-laden biosolids [
Furthermore, twenty-three different pharmaceuticals have been reported in U.S. FDW. Their maximum concentrations are provided in units of ng/L in parentheses: acetaminophen (28), atenolol (26), caffeine (180.8), carbamazepine (258), codeine (30), cotinine (25), dehydronifedipine (4), diazepam (0.33), dilantin (32), erythromycin (1.3), fluoxetine (0.82), gemfibrozil (6.5), genistein (2.9), ibuprofen (1350), iopromide (31), lincomycin (4.4), meprobamate (43), naproxen (8), primidone (1.3), sulfamethoxazole (20), sulfathiazole (10), triclosan (734), and trimethoprim (1.7) (
The presence of pharmaceuticals in FDW may be related to multiple factors, including the pharmaceuticals' physical-chemical properties that allowed them to resist general biological, physical and chemical transformation processes, specific efficiency and/or overload of the treatment facilities (WWTP and DWTP) they passed through, and their respective initial mass loadings [
Whether long-term risks exist from chronic exposure to these compounds at low levels is a more difficult question to answer. Long-term, low-level exposures may involve toxicological mechanisms different from those observed in short-term, high-dose studies [
Maximum concentrations of pharmaceuticals detected in Groundwater (GW) and in Finished Drinking Water (FDW) of the United States. Also shown are the Predicted No-Effect Concentration (PNEC) and the calculated Risk Quotient (RQ).
|PNEC (ng/L)
|GW (ng/L)
|FDW (ng/L)
|1,000 [
|1,890 [
|28 [
|3.1 × 105 [
|26 [
|1.0 × 107 [
|290 [
|180.8 [
|420 [
|420 [
|258 [
|5 [
|45 [
|2,900 a
|214 [
|30 [
|5,200 a
|25 [
|15,000 a
|22 [
|4 [
|4,300 [
|0.33 [
|460 [
|46 [
|Dilantin (Phenytoin)
|1,800 a
|22 [
|32 [
|920 a
|28 [
|8,000 a
|57 [
|20 [
|2,380 [
|1.3 [
|1,800 a
|230 [
|47 [
|56 [
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|780 [
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|550 a
|2.9 [
|1,000 [
|3,110 [
|1350 [
|460,000 a
|31 [
|13,000 a
|1,900 [
|4.4 [
|110,000 a
|8.6 [
|43 [
|640 [
|0.7 [
|8 [
|14,000 a
|6.4 [
|4,800 a
|1 [
|3,500 a
|7.5 [
|200 [
|139 [
|4,600 a
|34 [
|4,300 a
|2.8 [
|1.3 [
|248,000 a
|130 [
|116,000 a
|54 [
|1.2 × 106 a
|3,600 [
|27 [
|1,110 [
|20 [
|5,000 a
|305 [
|10 [
|90 [
|500 [
|1,550 [
|53 [
|734 [
|1,000 [
|18 [
|1.7 [
Notes: NA = Not Available; a Calculated = Chronic toxicity concentration (in ng/L) for fish (obtained from PBT Profiler [
A comparison of the concentrations of pharmaceuticals occurring in GW and FDW against threshold concentrations of pharmaceuticals in drinking water is warranted when evaluating the magnitude of risks posed. Since quality standards are not yet available for pharmaceuticals in drinking water, we compared the highest concentrations of pharmaceuticals in GW and FDW against the predicted no-effect concentration (PNEC) value that is estimated from standard toxicity assays [
An unwanted byproduct of wastewater treatment is sewage sludge that typically is treated to achieve stabilization and enable its application on land as biosolids according to federal and state guidelines. Municipal sludge used as fertilizer or soil conditioner is the subject of recent investigations as a source of organic pollutants in soils and adjacent aquatic environments [
The accumulation of certain pharmaceuticals by sorption to sewage sludge can aid in the removal from the water environment but also can cause problems later on during disposal of these materials [
Additionally, pharmaceuticals contained in land-applied biosolids can directly pose risk to the environment and humans. Depending on their physical-chemical properties, pharmaceuticals can be strongly sorbed to soil and persist for a long time, or cause toxicity to soil bacteria and other microorganisms, thereby adversely impacting soil quality [
Reports of pharmaceuticals in the environment are projected to increase in the future due to increased monitoring efforts, a shortening of the water cycle, increased drug consumption, and the availability of advanced measurement technologies for trace analysis of pharmaceuticals in complex matrices. These projections demand sustainable management of pharmaceuticals in our water environment.
For example, progress has been made toward the use of advanced processing techniques that may minimize the occurrence of pharmaceuticals in drinking water. These advanced treatment techniques employ chemical [
The improved removal efficiency mentioned above, however, needs to be further investigated in order to assess whether the treatment technique will result in complete degradation of the pharmaceutical compounds (the safe and desired end result of any treatment process), or whether it transformed the pharmaceuticals into other products that may or may not be safe, when occurring both in isolation or in a mixture.
Besides improving the efficiency of DWTP, controlling important point sources of pharmaceuticals ought to be a priority in minimizing water and soil contamination. Source control of pharmaceutical contamination begins with proper disposal of pharmaceutical waste streams, as well as expired and leftover pharmaceuticals. Daughton and colleagues have thoroughly reviewed the reasons for accumulation of pharmaceuticals and repercussions of disposing leftover pharmaceuticals into sewage and solid waste [
Environmental occurrence of pharmaceuticals is not really a new problem but one that had been concealed for decades due to the lack of both suitable analytical techniques and financial resources to enable monitoring using available methods. Detection methods have improved substantially in the past decade and will have to be revised continuously in the future to include new pharmaceuticals entering the market. Additionally, pharmaceuticals should be routinely monitored in environmental compartments and process flows that are in communication with drinking water resources (
In addition to continued efforts to improve the removal efficiencies of WWTPs and DWTPs, pharmaceutical industries and academic research institutions may harness new technologies to design "green pharmaceuticals" [
Furthermore, municipalities and academic institutions may engage in public education for proper use and disposal of pharmaceuticals in partnership with government agencies. Regulating agencies may take a more active role in implementing policies to curtail excessive application of pharmaceuticals in agribusiness, require risk assessment of new pharmaceuticals before market launch, and promote education on managing chemicals in a sustainable manner.
Pharmaceuticals are subject to repeated transfer between the built water environment and the natural water environment. Typical cycles for polluting drugs include excretion or disposal into wastewater, incomplete removal during sewage treatment and entry of attenuated drug quantities into natural surface waters and terrestrial environments via treated WW and land application of biosolids. Reentry of drugs from the natural environment into the built water environment occurs during uptake of source water for the water supply. Removal of drugs during DW treatment is incomplete, causing the occurrence of ng/L to μg/L concentrations of certain pharmaceuticals in finished DW. Population growth and a shortening of the natural water cycle likely will lead to an increase in trace levels of drugs in DW unless pharmaceutical pollution will be managed more proactively in the future.
Risk reduction opportunities and continuing research needs exist in the areas of:
Long-term effects of low-level pharmaceutical contamination on human health; Short- and long-term effects of pharmaceutical contamination on non-target organisms; Comprehensive evaluations of treatment works (DWTPs and WWTPs) to identify infrastructure that improves the removal efficiencies of pharmaceuticals, and minimizes associated costs; Enhanced monitoring of pharmaceuticals in the built water environment to facilitate accurate evaluation of removal efficiencies of treatment works and to identify all possible avenues by which pharmaceuticals enter the natural water environment (including sewer overflows, leachates from solid waste, and biosolids runoff); More targeted monitoring of pharmaceuticals that are toxic to indicator organisms, are produced in high-volume, and possess persistent physico-chemical properties ( Design of pharmaceuticals that are susceptible to transformation (or degradation) by treatment works and/or natural processes (e.g., photolysis); Identification and elimination of high-strength wastewaters from the pharmaceutical industry; Partnerships between academic institutions, pharmaceutical industries, and government to promote public education for proper use and disposal of pharmaceuticals.
Long-term effects of low-level pharmaceutical contamination on human health;
Short- and long-term effects of pharmaceutical contamination on non-target organisms;
Comprehensive evaluations of treatment works (DWTPs and WWTPs) to identify infrastructure that improves the removal efficiencies of pharmaceuticals, and minimizes associated costs;
Enhanced monitoring of pharmaceuticals in the built water environment to facilitate accurate evaluation of removal efficiencies of treatment works and to identify all possible avenues by which pharmaceuticals enter the natural water environment (including sewer overflows, leachates from solid waste, and biosolids runoff);
More targeted monitoring of pharmaceuticals that are toxic to indicator organisms, are produced in high-volume, and possess persistent physico-chemical properties (
Design of pharmaceuticals that are susceptible to transformation (or degradation) by treatment works and/or natural processes (e.g., photolysis);
Identification and elimination of high-strength wastewaters from the pharmaceutical industry;
Partnerships between academic institutions, pharmaceutical industries, and government to promote public education for proper use and disposal of pharmaceuticals.
Given the importance of preserving the quality of natural waters and the security of the drinking water supply, it may be desirable to provide additional funding mechanisms to support these ongoing and suggested activities (e.g., through leveling of a modest tax on pharmaceutical sales).
This study was supported in part by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) through research grants 1R01ES015445 and 1R01ES020889, and by the Johns Hopkins University Center for a Livable Future. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIEHS or the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
The authors declare no conflict of interest.


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Barela Gallery features Enns' paintings of Puako
Scenes from the sunny, oceanside village of Puako are showcased in an art show from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 4 at Barela Gallery at the Shops at Mauna Lani in South Kohala.
"ENNS — Finding Paradise, Puako Big Island of Hawaii," showcases the work of artist Christian Enns, who will be in attendance.
Wine and pupu will be served; Travis Wittmeyer will perform. A painting will be offered as a door prize and 2 percent of art sales will benefit the American Cancer Society.
"I have created a show of art representing my experience in Puako," said Enns, who lives in the coastal community.
His art depicts Puako's landscapes and structures such as the Holukoa Church, The General Store, ramshackle buildings and sprawling beaches.
"It's a story of light and appreciation for the natural beauty of the environment here on the Big Island," he said.
Enns creates contemporary oil paintings and resin on panels, ranging in size from 9-by-12 to 48-by-74 inches.
In addition to "ENNS"-branded artwork, the show debuts a video release, "ENNS — Paints Hawaii," by Al Ronzio and Janet Fisher, which offers an intimate look into the life and style of the artist.
Enns said the Puako paintings are a moment captured in time.
"The purity of simple shacks and calm, empty beaches offers a window into the past," he added. "It's a reflection on what was, and at the same time, focuses our attention on the current beauty of Puako."
For more information, call Barela Gallery at 885-5111.


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After several years of historical renovation, the Villa Zorayda with its collection of unique antiquities is a must see on your visit to our nations oldest city!
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The Villa Zorayda thanks our online visitors. We have recently passed the 180,000 mark! We appreciate your interest.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with restaurant and outdoor pool
Popular property highlights
Situated in the business district, this hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Yamato Scrub Natural Area and 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Congress Square. Florida Atlantic University and Gumbo Limbo Nature Center are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, coffee/tea in a common area, and a business center.
Room Amenities
All 149 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs. Room service, coffee makers, and free weekday newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Overall property condition and value of stay
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Comfy beds and overall room comfort
Hilton Garden Inn Boca Raton
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hilton Garden Inn Boca Raton features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1850 square feet (172 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, coffee/tea in a common area, and concierge services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Business center
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space
- Elevator/lift
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Total number of rooms - 149
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Bar/lounge
- Number of floors - 4
- Wedding services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Meeting rooms 3
- Luggage storage
- Pool sun loungers
- Conference space size (feet) - 1850
- Conference space size (meters) - 172
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
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- Refrigerator
- Microwave
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
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- Pay movies
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- Free weekday newspaper
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Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Great American Grill - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Square Enix is launching a new range of games for the DS in Japan.
As reported by Watch Impress (and translated by Kotaku), the range is called Pure Dreams. It'll mainly include games with character branding.
The first two titles to make their debut will be Snoopy DS: Let's Go Meet Snoopy and his Friends and Pingu Waku Waku Carnival, both for the DS and out this autumn. There's no word yet on whether the range will also make it to Europe.


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The All Species Parade was organized for the St. Louis Earth Day celebration of 1990 with the slogan "Make A Change". (Note auspicious similarity to this year's theme: "Be the Change"!) It has continued to dance its way through every festival since. In recent years, the parade has kicked off the Festival, led by the Joia World Percussion Ensemble.
The All Species Parade is an opportunity to connect with the arts while renewing our commitment to the planet and all of our co-inhabitants. As the Earth Day Proclamation, pictured above, describes "the All Species Parade, part of the Earth Day Festival in St. Louis celebrates the importance of all species of flora and fauna; and whereas, I encourage all citizens to take this opportunity to learn about respect and celebrate our connection to life on earth and to take measures to give back on Earth Day and every day."
After rediscovering the rich history of the All Species Parade, we decided that this year was the year to reinvigorate a true St. Louis tradition. (You can view pictures of the rediscovery from our Flickr page.)
On Saturday, March 26th you can get a head start on your costume and props by visiting the Teachers' Recycle Center in Crestwood Court to select your building materials before heading down to "Play Your Art Out" at the Crestwood Court ArtSpace where you'll bring life to your ideas. A donation of $5 is suggested to help cover the costs of materials. Come prepared… an impromptu "practice" parade just may be the culmination of the day!
Starting at 10am on April 17th, join the Green Strum Project and the Teachers' Recycle Center at the St. Louis Earth Day Festival grounds to create a musical instrument, mask or prop to carry with you in the Parade using found objects and recycled materials or to make last minute touches on your March 26th creations.
Impish Grin Face Art will also be at the Festival from 10am to 11am, helping you get ready for the Parade with FREE face painting! Impish Grin Face Art is St Louis' premiere face painting group. Led by professionally trained, award winning face artist, Laura Hanser, Impish Grin's whimsical designs are easily recognised at any event. Using only safe, FDA-compliant cosmetic makeup and glitters, their creative designs magically transform guests of all ages,offering an experience that lasts long after the makeup has washed off!
Follow this link to download a pdf version of the flier pictured above that you can print or email and share!
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Hello I am 21years old and I have been looking into getting liposuction for three years because I want to have a small waist. I'm currently 180 lbs and 5'6. I have had my initial consultation with two professionals and I have been offered tumescent liposuction and or body jet liposuction. I was told that if I do tumescent then my skin would be quite saggy in my abdomen and inner thighs. What do you think is best? I do not want to do a tummy tuck as I plan on having children in 10 years.
What Type of Liposuction Would Be Best for my Abdomen? (photo)
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What Type of Liposuction Would Be Best for my Abdomen?
Sorry to say your expectations as to results posted are very unrealistic. You can obtain an improvement with any form of liposuction bUT nit to the extent of the desired posted photos. Might recommend exercise and weight loss of 30 pounds first.
Tumescent Liposuction is Okay
Thank you for your pictures. You will do fine with tumescent liposuction. You are young and your skin should firm up nicely after liposuction. Seek consultation from several BC PS.
Dr. ES
What Type of Liposuction Would Be Best for my Abdomen?
Localized fatty deposition can be improved with liposuction and your shape can be dramatically improved with the right surgeon. Liposuction results are highly surgeon dependent. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of liposuction procedures each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
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It is very difficult to say if liposuction would help. If your skin quality is poor, then liposuction will only make your skin sag more. Best to be seen in person to be properly evaluated.
In getting good results after liposuction, the operator matters much more than the equipment.
I would recommend that you have liposuction of the abdomen and flanks simultaneously. It is unusual for me to perform liposuction of the abdomen alone without trimming down the love handle areas. This helps give you the smallest waist and accentuates your hourglass figure. You may consider having other areas treated (lower body, arms and underarms). Have a look at some examples on my website if you like. I've attached a link. The most important consideration is your surgeon, not necessarily the type of equipment he or she uses (the hand holding the instrument is more important than the instrument). I use a superwet injection, which is a form of tumescent but just not as much fluid. In terms of skin tightness, a lot of claims are made that certain equipment offers tighter skin. None of it is proven. I use ultrasound and think that it possibly helps by minimizing tissue trauma and letting the skin recoil better, but that is not proven and I would not criticize someone who does not use ultrasound (like me 20 years ago). An important judgment call is in how aggressive to be. Too aggressive and the skin will sag and be irregular. This is why experience is so important on the part of the surgeon and there is no substitute. Insist on seeing at least 10 before and after photos that you like.
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Thank you for the question and the photos. I think it is important to note that no two bodies are alike and therefore you may not be able to achieve the exact proportions of the desired photos you have provided. With that said you do have excess fat around your waist. Since you are young and have good skin tone your skin should bounce back after liposuction. The type of liposuction is not as important as the plastic surgeon that is performing it. If done well you should have improved contour with little or no irregularity as your final result.
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I would not recommend liposuction at all.
I think you will be disappointed with liposuction given the photos you posted. The two young ladies with the narrow waists are built very differently than you are. No surgery is likely going to give you their waistlines.
Liposuction is not a substitute for diet and exercise and I honestly think you would benefit more by dropping your weight the old fashioned way. Also, the decrease in your fat thickness would be gradual and your chance of having sagging skin would be less.
Learn more: http://www.sowdermd.com/procedures/body-procedures/body-contouring-of-the-obese-patient/
What type of liposuction would be best for my abdomen?
There are various types of liposuction techniques. Tumescent solution is the solution we inject and nowadays with almost every type of modality, the tumescent solution will be injected during liposuction. The types of liposuction can be the regular liposuction basically injected in the tumescent solution and then waiting for 15 minutes and doing the liposuction. The second type is ultrasound-assisted liposuction. After the tumescent solution is injected, the fat is exposed to ultrasound energy to melt it and then this is suctioned out. The 3rd type is SmartLipo or laser-assisted liposuction. This is basically similar to ultrasound-assisted liposuction. Instead of ultrasound, laser energies are used. Other than that, there are body-jet liposuction or vibration-assisted liposuction. Basically, one uses vibration to break the fat to make the liposuction easier and the other one uses a water jet to break the fat and make the liposuction easier. Regardless what technique is used, I think as long as you do have an experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, you should be able to achieve a good result considering that you are young and as far as I can see from the photograph.
Liposuction on the waistline - Los Angeles
I would recommend liposculpture techniques to define your abdomen and flanks. You seem to have good skin tone. Raffy Karamanoukian, Los Angeles
Learn more: http://karemd.com/plastic-surgery/43/liposuction.aspx
It's not the lipo machine that's important
You are a candidate for liposuction of both the abdomen and flanks. I wouldn't suggest doing just the abdomen.
And honestly, it's really not the machine that makes the difference - it's the surgeon. Both water-jet or tumescent liposuction will work well, in the hands of an expert. Both remove fat effectively.
Select a board-certified plastic surgeon that has a great deal of liposuction experience and who has result photos that you like.
In the meantime, carry on with your efforts in the diet & exercise departments.
All the best!
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Hi everyone, Just wondering: has anyone already written an pasteboard editor that handles tabular or grid layout? I see MrLib's aligned-pasteboard<%>, and composing horzontal-pasteboard% and vertical-pasteboard% almost works, except that my cells aren't guaranteed to be the same size. Before I go out to implement one, I just want to make sure I'm not duplicating effort. Thanks!
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The discussion about rlogin insecurity was a surprise to me. If my telnet and rlogin servers both allow password-less logins only from trusted hosts, why should I allow telnet and disallow rlogin? The interesting point that seemed to be raised was that if you allow rlogin you may also be allowing access to arbitrary other ports. What if I am already allowing such access and don't mind doing so? There are two issues. First, rlogin uses a very weak form of authentication; it's sometimes possible to spoof it. Second, the *source* port for rlogin is a random ``privileged'' port, and you probably don't want to allow unrestricted access in that range.


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Re "'In God We Trust' license plates may soon come to Utah" (Tribune, Oct. 24):
Why don't we put dinosaurs on Utah license plates? They are symbolic of the state. Kids love them. Besides, there's actual scientific proof that they existed.
Their fossils and the cause of their disappearance are excellent reminders of what too many harmful elements in our atmosphere can do to an existing population on Earth.
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A great grandmother who twice received Corydon's Best Kept Garden competition celebrated her 100th birthday last weekend.
Rose Hannah Harvey, who was born in Thornton Heath on 22 September 1912, celebrated the milestone with friends and family at the Ingleside Care Home in Kenley.
Deputy Mayor Tony Harris also paid a visit to Mrs Harvey on the day before her birthday.
She was the second of six children and attended Winterbourne School. She married her late husband, Dick Harvey, when she was 24 but he sadly passed away in 1985.
Mrs Harvey was a keen gardener and twice won the borough's best kept garden competition. She also enjoyed knitting.
She has three children, seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Her son Toney Harvey said his mum had had a great 100 years. He said: "I wish my father had been here today to see her.
"She lived on her own up until 18 months ago and I just know that if my father was here he would say to her 'I am not surprised you have reached a 100, you are as strong as an Ox'."
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Slater & Gordon announced its largest acquisition to date today, with the £33m takeover of Pannone's consumer business. It has been a deal months in the making. Hannah Gannage-Stewart looks at the behind-the-scenes negotiations
Finally, after months of painful deliberation, due diligence is almost complete and Slater & Gordon has confirmed that a sale agreement has been reached with one of Manchester's most talked about firms, Pannone.
As if the rumour mill wasn't doing a good enough job of casting light onto the shadows of unrest amongst Pannone's partnership, the silence at both firms when the merger plans became public knowledge spoke volumes.
Pannone managing partner Emma Holt issued warned partners not to talk publicly about the deal in the hope she could plug leaks before it threatened the deal (20 September 2013).
As a listed firm Slater & Gordon was under regulatory obligations to first notify the Australia Securities Exchange of any acquisition.
The overwhelming challenge for Pannone management was to keep the partnership united as leaders discussed the breakup of the firm.
The problem for Pannone was that it is a firm of two halves. It prided itself on its diversity, moving early to tap into new revenue streams, such as white labelling arm Affinity and network Connect2Law, but the brand was always stronger on the consumer side.
When the Slater & Gordon deal came up – offering not a straightforward merger but a partial acquisition – an existing rift between the consumer and commercial businesses fractured further and key partners moved to vocalise their concerns.
Pannone's debt level is thought to have been a contributor to the unrest. The firm put debt levels at £13.9m for 2012/13, but some sources have placed the figure nearer £16m. Either way, partners would have had to decide what side of the firm was responsible for what.
By all accounts Holt never wavered in her commitment to the deal. Internal challenges delayed progress and created new problems to solve but there was never any sense that the deal would be knocked off the table.
In return for £25.5m cash and £7.5m of Slater & Gordon shares, the Australian-headquartered firm picks up Pannone's consumer business in full, comprising of personal injury; serious injury; clinical negligence; court of protection; family; wills, trusts and probate; property; as well as parts of the employment and dispute resolution practices.
The firm is deferring payment of £7m in cash and £4m in shares subject to performance, but is expecting the acquired business to turnover an annualised income of £34.5m by the end of 2013/14.
What of the commercial business? There are few surprises there either. Pannone dispute resolution partner Paul Jonson and senior partner Steve Grant are to head up a 50-lawyer independent B2B spin-off, Pannone Corporate.
As to what will happen to Affinity and Connect2Law, Slater & Gordon has expressed an interest but insiders suggest that it could well be dismantled in the near future.
Affinity staff were shocked to hear that the operation's head Charles Layfield had left the firm on Friday. They were called to a meeting this afternoon to be informed of their fate.
A statement from Slater & Gordon said: "Affinity will be restructured at completion." Layfield is thought to have joined BGL Group, the company responsible for Comparethemarket.com, which acquired York-based personal injury firm Minster Law in May (31 May 2013). It is believed he will run an white labelling arm for the insurance focused company.
Meanwhile, Connect2Law chief executive David Jabbari has resigned from the firm having refused to transfer to Slater & Gordon. It is believed he is in talks over the future of the law firm network that he has been running since he took over from Layfield in December 2012.
Slater & Gordon UK chief executive Neil Kinsella seemed non-committal in a statement today. It said: "Connect2Law is a valuable part of the Pannone business and we will be working closely over the next few weeks and we've worked very hard with the Pannone leadership team to devise a strategy to build on the existing relationships."
However having handed in his notice before the final vote, Jabbari is presumably working out his notice with no commitment to the sale agreement with Slater & Gordon – could he take Connect2Law with him and, if so, is there another law firm out there prepared to back it?


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I can do my own hair and most defiantly my own make-up since I am a MUA. Recently quit my day job to do FULL time modeling....I only do paid assignments at the moment, I don't accept TFP/TFCD/TF/TFJDK/etc.... sorry. Please understand its a job & cannot offer my services to you for free, ask me for my rates...very reasonable. Will ONLY do tests IF your a well known/re-nown photographer, excited about the concept of the shoot, and guarantee publishing or a tear sheet, then I will consider but please ask!
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Painted model for PB mansion parties 11/10'
Strobe Magazine November 10' issue model
Actiongirls.com January 11' model
Featured Miss March 11' model for bigtampa.com/hottie
Swimwear model for TeenyB.com 10'-11'
Vocess Magazine, 4th annual FL designer swimwear showcase (fashionshow) of SWIM 11'
Model for Jamaican me crazy bikini team (Jamaica, 6/11'), John Neyrot, http://www.bodypaintingx.com/home.html
Issue 3 Dynasty Magazine 11'
Extra model in music videos:
-Alexandra Amor- "Radio"
AP Promotion girl 11' for AP car shop, Tampa, FL
Featured on Virile Magazine 9/11', http://virilemag.com/eastern-euro-beauty-dennii-gives-us-a-little-one-on-one
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Maniquizphotography MM# 741290 *****
BDImagery MM# 707041 ***
Doug Swinskey MM# 5469 **
Mario Brown MM #772697 *
RF3Photographe MM #1159021 *
Drew Santos MM#669241 *
Anthony Neste MM# 634113 *
Charles Williams MM# 61982 *
Robert Turi MM# 442721 ****
Bobby Notkke MM# 223290 *
John David Studio MM# 691621 *
George McGarry MM# 1281437 *
Cliff Roles MM# 1665987 *
WaveHead Media MM# 1451609 *
K E E L I N G MM# 304778 * (do not recommend)
Teeny B MM#650843 ***
Jonathan Dvoretz MM#562836, 1009513 **
Smooth Photography MM#254201 *
Steve Fox MM#1932668 *
ScottyJX MM#859009 *
Pep Menendez MM#759518 * (please ask for experience)
John Neyrot MM# 1054686 **
Eric Taylor Photo MM# 42728 *
Zach Dynasty Photo Studio MM# 396961 *
Vince Cavataio MM# 1449176 *
Neyrotbodypainting MM# 1076598
KedricLajuan MM# 19104 *** (4 Advance Performance shop)
John Cancelino MM# 81991 (PB special edition test)
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Jonathan Dvoretz MM#562836
Make-up Artists/Hairstylists:
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JaNoel MM# 1143712
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Simon Posford thinks big.
The 40-year-old British DJ's compositions have evolved into thousand-fold mosaics, his shows into dance carnivals backed by LED screens and filled with LSD fans.
As Shpongle, he curates spectacles with a Burning Man verve, and dance parties where you actually want to listen to the music.
The Shpongle circus comes to town on Sunday, Oct. 14 at Belly Up Aspen.
"I try to create a journey, a psychedelic landscape through which one would want to travel," he told me via e-mail from the road. "A mellifluous excursion into inner space. I improvise a little within a basic framework."
As electronic dance music and dubstep and a jumble of DJ-driven sounds have become a dominant force on the live music and pop scenes in the last couple years, Posford has been hailed as a groundbreaker — a psychadelia-soaked John the Baptist to Skrillex's club-whomping Christ.
He broke out in the mid-90s, under the stage name Hallucinogen. His trance-driven first studio album, 1995's "Twisted," was a trend-setter that laid the groundwork for many of today's DJs. The spoken word sampling over synths and digital effects in his rave standard, "LSD," helped define the house music sound.
His ambitious, huge-sounding work as Shpongle — aided by near-legendary live shows — has pushed electronic music into a new dimension. A collaborative effort between Posford and the flute-playing psychadelia scene veteran Raja Ram, Shpongle's sound has an organic, symphonic aesthetic to it. It manages to transcend the coldness of so much electronica, making innovative use of world music and Eastern instruments. It's a blend of acoustic guitars, African drums, Middle Eastern arias, cellos and flutes, filters through Posford's computers and emerges as something genuinely new.
The pair have grown a worldwide following without the usual hype and media attention. They've focused on the music, and fans have followed.
Posford refers to Ram, a co-founder of the '60s psychadelic rock band Quintessence, as his "sonic co-pilot," and their friendship might just be the heart of Shpongle.
The pair met back in Posford's Hallucinogen days, when he recorded at Butterfly Studios in London. Artists from the various studios in the complex would break nightly from work and meet up for home-cooked Indian vegetarian food from its chef, he recalls.
"It was during one of these dinners that I met Raja Ram, a mustachioed Dali-esque psychedelic cartoon character, who regaled us with stories and jokes and a continuous running commentary," he says. "We bonded instantly and resolved to work together when the opportunity arose."
Ram has contributed a whimsical Hippie Era spirit into Shpongle, along with its name (an adjective he coined for a certain type of tripping, as in, "I'm feeling a mite shpongled.") Their collaboration is as much a combination of their talents as an expression of their friendship, helped along by regular "acid tests," where they use themselves as subjects to gauge the effect of newly recorded music on the psychedelically altered brain.
"Raj has helped me appreciate the power of words, the importance of language and the value of love in making each day a little better for everyone you meet," Posford explains. "Nobody is more adept at passing on a smile than Raja Ram."
Their lavish sound, nudged along live by Posford at his DJ set-up, gets associated with drugs a lot. Posford doesn't shy away from the fact that it's a friendly sound for psychadelics, but there's more to it than the chemicals in the audience.
"[T]he only rule we abide by when making music is to create something that we want to hear ourselves, in any state of consciousness," he says.
The pair have made a handful of trips to Aspen before, most recently playing Belly Up in April of last year. Posford says his fondness for Aspen originated with "Dumb and Dumber," the lines from which he says leave him giggling to himself as he wanders around town. And the unpredictability of an Aspen audience — transient, changing by the seasons — makes him eager to play here again.
"As a performer, I find Aspen interesting because you never know what kind of crowd you are going to get at the show," he says.
And while he often plays massive festivals, including sets at Burning Man, he says he'll take a cosier setting like Belly Up any day.
"I like the intimacy of smaller venues and if I was a hugely successful musician that didn't need to pay bills anymore, I would probably only play these kind of shows," he says.
The venue may not be able to hold his usual stage set-up, known to fans as the "ShpongleTron."
"I suspect that Belly Up is too small for my massive erection (so to speak) and we will end up using the house lights ... thankfully they have a great selection," he says.
Posford says to show up ready to dance. Portland-based DJ Phutureprimitive opens up; he'll go on stage immediately after Sunday Night Football.


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Buy Clothes Without Trying Them On
You have good reasons to avoid the dressing room―long lines and fluorescent lighting among them―so skip it altogether by sizing yourself up first at home, says designer Cynthia Rowley. Note how your favorite clothes look when you hold them to your body, and recall that when you're shopping. If the fabric of a pair of jeans or a skirt doesn't exactly meet the edge of your waistline when you hold it up, it won't fit correctly, Feldon says. And the next time you're in a hurry at the department store, remember this measurement trick from Rowley: The distance from the side of your neck to the tip of your fingers (on an outstretched arm) is about the same length as your inseam.


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Detroit MI (SPX) Jan 01, 2013
DTE Energy has announced the completion of construction and the start of full commercial operation of the Thumb Wind Park in Huron and Sanilac counties. The Thumb Wind Park is a 110-megawatt (MW) project featuring 69 1.6-megawatt GE wind turbines. It generates enough renewable energy to power approximately 25,000 homes in Michigan.
"This brings DTE Energy's total wind investment to more than 700 megawatts of company-owned or contracted projects and we're confident we'll meet the state's renewable energy goals by 2015," said Steve Kurmas, DTE Energy-Electric president and chief operating officer. "This is a great investment for us and the communities we serve in the two counties."
Operating on approximately 15,000 acres in Bloomfield, McKinley and Sigel townships in Huron County, and Minden and Delaware townships in Sanilac County, the wind project:
+ Employed about 100 skilled construction workers.
+ Employs 10 full-time workers to operate and maintain the facility.
+ Contributes to the area's economic development through property tax payments.
+ Supports the local economy through yearly royalty payments to participating landowners.
DTE Energy will build its next wind park in Huron County by the end of 2013, which will add another 110 MW to the company's renewable energy portfolio. The Echo Wind Park, primarily in Oliver and Chandler townships, will be sited on nearly 16,000 acres and host up to 70 wind turbines.
DTE Energy expects to add about 1,000 MW of renewable energy capacity, or about 10 percent of its energy sales, by 2015. The company plans to own facilities to supply up to half of that power and contract with third-party producers for the remainder. The majority of the company's renewable energy will come from wind resources, but it also has a solar energy pilot program that has a capacity of 22 MW.
DTE Energy's renewable energy projects already producing, or in the planning or construction stages, will account for more than 8 percent of the company's total generation.
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Doug Johnson's Take On Libraries & Tech
Here's a long list of "Laws" that will have you smiling and nodding in recognition! ~ Dennis
As far as I can tell, cynicism, pessimism, or hypocrisy have never served any teacher or student well. But a little clear-eyed honesty well-stated certainly can.
Harry Truman said it best: "I don't give them hell; I just tell them the truth and they think it's hell."
Well, it's not really my intention to give anyone hell, but here are a few "truths" that may seem a bit curmudgeonly. I believe these are my own, but if anyone recognizes the same sentiment stated in a similar fashion by someone else, I'd like to know about it.
I am sure that the genome project will soon discover a curmudgeon gene, but having worked in libraries and with technology for over 30 years, I believe I have earned my right to be a bit cranky without the benefit of genetic predisposition.
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Kanye West Goes In on the Prez!
It's not that he's totally wrong, but the man needs to formulate the words in his mind before he lets them out of his mouth because once that mouth gets going, its like a bad case of the runs; all kinds of crap comes out and it just doesn't know how to stop. This time, "Mr. Mouth" is making massive generalizations as far as the connectivity level between black folk and Jews.
West was on New York City's 105.1 FM recently and revealed that U.S. President Barack Obama's failures is due to the fact that "Black people don't have the same level of connections as Jewish people."
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Chacon gets nod as Pirates' new fifth starter
Shawn Chacon is the new No. 5 starter and will pitch Saturday against Cincinnati. The move was in small part a reward for Chacon's positive attitude when he began the season in the bullpen.
"That's why I kept that attitude," Chacon said. "I know it's a long season, and that things change and things happen. I also know that if I'd had a bad attitude about, I wouldn't have been given this opportunity."
Chacon has not pitched since Thursday, and he is still available to toss an inning in relief. Manager Jim Tracy said Chacon likely would be limited to 75-80 pitches Saturday.
"He can do a lot with 80 pitches, if he's throwing the ball like he has been," Tracy said.
• Jose Bautista batted leadoff last night for the first time this year. He hit in that spot in 44 games last season.
"He's seeing the ball extremely well and getting on base," Tracy said.
• Chris Duffy was not in the lineup.
"That has nothing to do with us being down on Duff," Tracy said.
Rather, it was a way to get both Xavier Nady and Ryan Doumit, who both are hitting well, into the lineup. Nady started in center field, and Doumit was in right.
• Duffy likely will be back in the lineup tonight, with Doumit spelling Ronny Paulino at catcher.
.153 - Chris Duffy's batting average in 16 games in May.
.264 - Duffy's batting average in April.
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Motion on an Inclined Air Track
Posted on January1,2009 by adminIn this simple lab using an air track and two photogates, students will calculate the acceleration of a glider sliding on an incline, and calculate the force that caused the acceleration. Simple connected photogates are needed for this lab. They need to display the time they are blocked, and the time between. Note that "time between" is from the beginning of one gate to the beginning of the other.
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Elementary Gravity & Friction Fun!
Posted on January1,2009 by Marcey WalshWhen exploring a big picture concept like FRICTION, it helps to be able to demonstrate and compare different examples. When you can combine interaction with a big visual...it rocks! Leaving a lasting impression that is easy to reference in future lessons!
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|Problems of Evolution
|Why the Evolution Controversy is Not Going Away
|By Stephen E. Jones, (c) 2004-2005
|Chapter 3. Religion
[Home] [Outline] [PoE group] [Contents; 1. Introduction; 2. Philosophy; 4. History; 5. Science; 6. Environment; 7. Origin of Life; 8. Cell & Molecular; 9. Mechanisms; 10. Fossil Record; 11. `Fact' of Evolution; 12. Major transitions; 13. Man; 15. Conclusion; Notes; Bibliography; Index]
This is the table of contents of Chapter 3, Religion, of my book-in-progress, "Problems of Evolution." See also the main table of contents.
3. Religion 3.1. Evolution is anti-religion 3.1.1. Evolution is anti-God 3.1.2. Evolution is anti-creation 3.1.3. Evolution is anti-design 3.2. Evolution is a religion 3.2.1. Evolution is a secular religion 3.2.2. Evolution is a religion of science 3.2.3. Evolution has the hallmarks of a religion 3.3. What about theistic evolution? 3.3.1. What is theistic evolution? 3.3.2. Theistic evolution vs. theistic evolution 3.3.3. Either theistic or evolutiontop


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First Elected Openly Gay AA Makes History in GA
Simone Bell was not about to hide her sexuality while running for office. Bell became the first elected openly gay African American state legislator last night, when she won her post as Georgia State House Representative for Atlanta's District 58 by a sweeping 400 votes. While Connecticut's African American State Representative Jason Bartlett--who arguably paved the way for Bell to run her campaign as an open lesbian--announced that he is gay in 2008, after he was elected, Bell is the first to be voted into office with the public knowledge of her sexual orientation. This was a huge stride for the Atlanta LGBT community that supported her throughout her run.
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This St. George city owned golf course is a 27 hole gem that features three distinct nine hole rounds, each with its own character. Sunbrook is well know it's wooden bridge crossing the Santa Clara river and for a signature island hole. This is a challenging course with dramatic views toward Snow Canyon State Park, Pine Mountain and other geologic formations.
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Location: There are a couple of ways to access Sunbrook Golf Course from the main part of St. George. Perhaps the easiest route is to go north on Bluff Street, turn left on Sunset Boulevard, and travel two miles to Dixie Dr. and turn left. Travel approximately 1.5 miles and you'll see the Sunbrook entrance on your right.