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The search for Omar Armando Loera, the sole suspect in the murder of Valley Village resident Cheree Osmanhodzic, intensified this week when Councilmembers Paul Krekorian and Tom LaBonge unveiled a digital media billboard donated by Clear Channel that displays a wanted poster for Loera.
"I urge the community to be watchful," Tom said. "Omar Armando Loera has been known to frequent Studio City, East Los Angeles and Harbor City. Be aware and if you see this man, call the LAPD North Hollywood Station."
Don't Rain on My Parade
Members of the LA Fire Department, Police Department and California Highway Patrol lit up Hollywood for Tom's annual 10-4 Day Parade on Monday. The group caravanned up Hollywood Boulevard in vintage police cars to salute Los Angeles public safety personnel. Special guests included radio host KRTH's Shotgun Tom Kelly and actor Larry Wilcox, co-star of the late 70s TV show, "CHiPs."
"The parade is intended to be fun, but it does carry a serious message. Let's appreciate our public safety officers and all they do to protect and serve the public," Tom said.
New In Town
The Consul General of Israel and Councilmember LaBonge welcomed the new Consul General of Egypt on Friday in Council. The event came after President Hosni Mubarak signed a presidential decree moving the Egyptian Consulate to Los Angeles. Members of the Los Angeles Sister Cities organization, of which Tom is the president, also attended. Tom joined Consuls General Jacob Dayan and Dr. Hesham Elnakib to speak in City Council about this historic day.
"It's an honor and a privilege to welcome the Consulate General of the Arab Republic of Egypt to Los Angeles," Tom said. "I'm very happy that today's tremendous celebration was joined by Consul General Jacob Dayan of Israel. I think today's welcome was as warm as our famous Los Angeles sun, and I hope Dr. Hesham Elnakib enjoys his new post."
Help Our Vets
Are you a recently separated veteran? Are you a motivated individual looking to upgrade your skills through employment and education? If yes, you may be eligible for Housing Assistance. If interested, please contact Aylin Isayan at (818) 937-8015.
Members Needed
The Commission on the Status of Women is looking for two new members to fill vacancies. The commission consists of five voting members who serve a maximum of two consecutive terms.
The term of office for each member of the commission is four years or until his/her successor is appointed and qualified.
Any Glendale resident who is an elector of the city may obtain an application at the City Clerk's Office a: 613 E. Broadway, room 110, Glendale or online on the city's website. Applications may be hand delivered or mailed to the city clerk's office or faxed to (818) 241-5386.
Neighbors Who Lunch
The Santa Clarita City Council will host the annual State of the City Luncheon on Thursday, October 14 at 11:30 a.m. at the Hyatt Valencia grand ballroom.
The event is open to the public; however reservations are required and can be made online at:www.santa-clarita.com/sotc10.
The State of the City Luncheon is an annual event, offering residents, business and community leaders an opportunity to learn about what programs and projects the city is currently working on and what is being planned for the future.
Happy Halloween!
A number of Halloween events are being hosted locally this month, offering residents an opportunity to stay local this Halloween season. Old Town Newhall is ramping up to host spooktacular events throughout the month of October. The Heritage Haunt, which starts Friday, October 15, and runs every Friday and Saturday until Halloween, and the Zombie March, which happens on October 23, both offer frightful events that will get you ready for Halloween.
The Heritage Haunt is a non-profit event to help raise funds for the SCV Historical Society. Haunt zones include a setting of the Old West, Haunted Indian Trail, and a Séance that takes place in a real Haunted House. Other activities include a Pirate themed area with a cannon shooting Pirate Ship and the Haunts main attraction; the Heritage Haunt Hayride of Nightmares, the largest and longest Hayride in all of Los Angeles County. Heritage Haunt is located at Hart Park/Heritage Junction in Old Town Newhall. Heritage Haunt is open from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on October 15-16-22-23-29-30.
Art and Food for WeHo
The Avenues: Art, Fashion and Design District and Los Angeles Times Magazine is pleased to present TASTE ART, an inaugural series of innovative dining events that pair West Hollywood's premier art galleries and restaurants, choreographing culturally-enriching dinner experiences. "Art Tastings" will take place at participating restaurants each Tuesday evening during the month of October featuring diverse and inventive collaborations for every style, taste and budget.
Rain, Rain Come Out to Play!
Pasadena Water and Power offers a free workshop this month to help customers make the most of the rainy season.
On Sunday, Oct. 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., PWP is co-sponsoring the Rainwater Catchment Systems Association's free workshop "Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting" at the Santa Monica Airport, 3223 Donald Douglas Loop S. The workshop and fair will demonstrate how a wide variety of catchment systems work. Even though Pasadena gets relatively little precipitation, the right system can be very effective at capturing enough free water for irrigation to make it a worthwhile project for residential or commercial use.
Due to more frequent rains in autumn and winter, Pasadena's Water Shortage Ordinance requires water customers to cut back their lawn and garden watering schedules to one day a week (Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday) from Nov. 1 through March 31. Regardless of the time of year, landscape irrigation is prohibited between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., and whenever it is raining.
A Very Special Engagement
The Tolucan Times congratulates columnist Margie Barron and husband and writer Frank on their 30th anniversary on October 12. Here's wishing them 30 more!


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BRIGHTON — With more than 400 women in attendance, Platte Valley Medical Center's inaugural Girl's Night Out was a success.
Spokeswoman Charmaine Weis said the event exceeded the hospital's expectations and that they were "overwhelmed by how much fun people had."
Weis said throughout the night 80 women received bone density scans in two hours, about 10 women scheduled mammograms, the women's and Newborn center gave tours to over 100 women, nearly 20 flu shots were given, 90 groups went through the photo booth and that the massages filled up for the night. She said more than $1,200 was also raised by the PVMC Foundation for its Women's Services Campaign.
As part of Girls Night Out, PVMC made a number of the hospital's services and resources available to women including information about diabetes, health and fitness, heart health, skin care, foot care and a cooking demonstration by executive chef Mike Anderson. Women were also able to tour the hospitals Cardiac Cath Lab, Women's Imaging Center and Women's and Newborn Center.
Brighton resident Amanda Villela said the event gave the hospital a new setting instead of going there because you are sick.
"I think it's a wonderful opportunity for women to be able to ask the questions they need to ask," she said.
Friends Sharon Powell-Ceretto and Deanna Burkhard, both of Fort Lupton, and Sandi Amen of Hudson decided to go to the event together. Burkhard said they go to a lot of women's health issue events together and that the event would be worth coming back again next year. Amen said the event was "great" and that she needed a night out.
After a day of work Thursday, PVMC patient access manager Vianey Alba attended the event and invited her friend Maria Rivera to come with her.
"I'm just excited to come and enjoy this because I knew it was going to be lots of fun," she said, adding that it's great to see the community get involved with this type of event.
Rivera said the event was "great."
"This is the first time that I've been to an event like this so I'm enjoying it," she said, adding she would come back next time.
CEO John Hicks also said he was excited about the event — from the staff that had the enthusiasm to put the event on to the women who were deciding to take charge of their health.
"You know, when women take charge of their health, then they take charge of their family's health and we know who drives health in the family and who drives the health care decisions — it's definitely the woman," he said.
According to Hicks, the event originally came out of the medical center's women's services task force which is comprised of physicians, administrators and staff who have been coming on an ongoing basis "to really work hard on our complete women's services line." He said the task force decided they needed to have a party for the ladies and it grew into Women's Night Out.
Weis said the hospital will be putting a survey together for the women who attended the event to give feedback to them on the event. She said the event was the first of what is to become many happy Girls' Night Out events.
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Bong Su, one of Melbourne Zoo's elephants, is a favourite with visitors to the animals' new enclosure.
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The zoo wants three new elephants. Animal welfare groups say no. Now it is up to the minister, writes Melissa Fyfe.
Animal welfare groups are lobbying the Federal Government to reject Melbourne Zoo's importation of three Asian elephants from Thailand.
Approval to import the animals lies with federal Environment Minister David Kemp, who is bound by international guidelines that restrict the trade of endangered animals.
Melbourne Zoo is part of a consortium that includes Sydney's Taronga Zoo and Auckland Zoo. They want to import nine Asian elephants.
The zoos must convince Dr Kemp that the animals are for conservation, not commercial, purposes and that they can meet the animals' behavioural and biological needs.
But the RSPCA and the Humane Society International say the zoos cannot meet these needs, despite the exhibit upgrade at Melbourne and a planned renovation at Taronga.
"We really do dispute the zoos' statement that they want to bring these elephants in for conservation breeding purposes," said RSPCA president Dr Hugh Wirth. "We believe they are doing it for commercial purposes."
Dr Wirth applauded Melbourne's efforts at making life better for its two existing elephants by building a new enclosure, but said it was wrong to add more. Dr Kemp's office had told the RSPCA it had a made a powerful case for refusing the application, he said.
If approved, the three female elephants will join Bong Su and Mek Kapah in Melbourne's $13 million Trail of the Elephants exhibit. For the first time, the zoo plans to use artificial insemination and sex selection to produce more females, as males are more difficult in captivity. Elephants have never been bred successfully in Australia.
The animal welfare groups point to a 2002 Oxford University report that showed elephants have significantly reduced life spans in captivity, high stress levels, higher incidences of arthritis, infant mortality and weight problems and low fertility.
The study, which looked at elephants in European zoos, found that up to 40 per cent of animals had stereotypic behaviours such as "weaving", where the elephant stands and moves its body in a figure-eight pattern.
One of the biggest problems is space. Asian elephants have ranges of between 10 and 800 square kilometres in the wild. Elephants have complex social structures, with females making strong bonds with the herd, led by a matriarch. Males congregate in bachelor herds and are sometimes highly aggressive.The 303-page report, commissioned by the British RSPCA, concluded that the benefits of holding captive elephants did not outweigh the animal welfare issues. "Adding any more elephants to the zoo population, either through importation or captive breeding now looks very hard to justify," it said.
Melbourne Zoo said the elephants would come from camps in Thailand where they were captive-born and part of a population of 2500 privately-owned elephants. About the same number, or slightly less, live in the wild. The Thai elephants are from camps where they have been used for logging, but reductions in this industry have meant many elephants are "out of work" and used for tourism.
The zoo's chief executive, Laura Mumaw, said the animals would not be taken from camps that are notorious for ill-treating them. The zoo's vets and training staff have already been working in the camps, she said.
The new exhibit meets the elephants' needs with is expanded space - set to get bigger when the new elephants come - swimming pools and mud wallows, Ms Mumaw said. Mek Kapah, the female elephant, is walked around the zoo daily.
The zoo consortium's submission to Dr Kemp relies heavily on the education value of the elephants. Ms Mumaw said the Trail of the Elephants exhibit has already raised $50,000 for Asian elephant conservation.
Guidelines on elephants recommend that females be kept in at least groups of three, which is another reason why Melbourne Zoo wants to import more females.
Ms Mumaw acknowledged that the breeding program was "brave new territory".
"It is true that there hasn't been a record of successful breeding in Australia. But we haven't had adequate facilities and we are now beginning to develop the appropriate housing conditions," she said.
Nicola Beynon, a Humane Society International program manager, said that if the zoos really wanted to conserve Asian elephants they would redirect the millions of dollars spent on exhibiting a few animals to on-site projects in Asia.
"Of course this importation is primarily for a commercial purpose. They're a big drawcard for the zoos and it is an investment for the zoos. They get people though the gates," Ms Beynon said.
Dr Kemp is due to make a decision at end of month.
"The Department of Environment and Heritage will consult widely with elephant experts to ensure that the decision is consistent with the best scientific knowledge on elephant biology, welfare and husbandry," the minister's spokeswoman said.


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Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT)
In the beginning there was UDT
During WWII there was a need for a few daring sailors to leave the relative safety of their steel ships, and enter the water to wage a dangerous, more personal war on the enemy.
The Navy Underwater Demolition Teams (UDTs) were a precursor to the current Navy SEALs. The Under-Water Demolition Teams began training in June 1943 at Fort Pierce, Florida in preparation for the D-Day invasion. In World War II, UDT's saw action at Normandy and at various locations in the South Pacific. The UDT's refined and developed their commando tactics during the Korean War, with their efforts initially focused on demolitions and mine disposal.
From mining enemy ships, to clearing mines from our own, the UDT frogmen preformed their dangerous tasks with little more than a pair of tan trunks and a set of rubber fins.
UDT members helped gather soil samples from the beaches of Normandy weeks before the Allied invasion, to give the intelligence community much needed information about the difficulties of landing troops on the beach.
President John F. Kennedy, aware of the situations in Southeast Asia, recognized the need for unconventional warfare and special operations as a measure against guerrilla warfare. In a speech to Congress on May 25 1961, Kennedy spoke of his deep respect for the United States Army Special Forces (Green Berets). He announced the government's plan to put a man on the moon, and, in the same speech, allocated over $100 million toward the strengthening of the special operations forces in order to expand the strength of the American conventional forces.
Realizing the administration's favor of the Green Berets, the Navy needed to determine its role within the special operations arena. In March 1961, the Chief of Naval Operations recommended the establishment of guerrilla and counter-guerrilla units. These units would be able to operate from sea, air or land. This was the beginning of the official Navy SEALs. Many SEAL members came from the Navy's UDT units, who had already gained experience in commando warfare in Korea; however, the UDTs were still necessary to the Navy's amphibious force.
During the manned space efforts of the late 60's and early 70's, UDT frogmen were the first to greet the newly arrived astronauts, after the space capsules plunged back to Earth.
The first two teams were on opposite coasts: Team One at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, California and Team Two at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek, Virginia. The men of the newly formed SEAL Teams were educated in such unconventional areas as hand-to-hand combat, high-altitude parachuting, safe-cracking, demolition, and languages. Among the varied tools and weapons required by the teams was the AR-15 assault rifle, a new design that evolved into today's M16. The SEALs attended UDT Replacement training and they spent some time training in UDTs. Upon making it to a SEAL team, they would undergo a three-month SEAL Basic Indoctrination (SBI) training class at Camp Kerry in the Cuyamaca Mountains. After SBI training class, they would enter a platoon and train in platoon tactics (especially for the conflict in Vietnam).


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Two-year Clinical Evaluation of One-Up Bond F in Noncarious Cervical Lesions
Burrow, M. F. / Tyas, M. J.
Purpose: To evaluate the retention of restorations placed in non-undercut, noncarious cervical lesions using One-Up Bond F and Palfique Estelite resin composite. Materials and Methods: Fifty-one non-undercut, noncarious cervical lesions were restored with One-Up Bond F and Palfique Estelite in 15 patients (mean age 57.7 years). Teeth were cleaned with pumice and water and restored following the manufacturers instructions. Restorations were evaluated at 6 months, 1 and 2 years for presence or absence, and for the degree of marginal staining using standardized colour photographs for comparison. Results: At 1 year, 42 restorations were evaluated, and all were intact. Slight marginal staining was observed in three restorations. At 2 years, 37 restorations were evaluated from 11 patients, and all were intact. Marginal staining was observed around nine restorations. ANOVA for marginal staining showed a significant increase of staining at both the enamel and cervical margins over the 2 years of the study. No caries was detected in association with any restoration. Conclusion: Although a number of restorations could not be evaluated, the retention of 100% at 2 years showed very good promise for the treatment of noncarious cervical lesions. The marginal staining was limited to a small number of patients.
Keywords: clinical study, noncarious cervical lesion, dentin bonding
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Just the other day, I had a bowl of produce from the garden facing me. The tomatoes had been wiped out by bunnies, yielding only a couple dozen or so for the entire season. The zucchini and crookneck squash had been murdered by gophers.
This bowl held what was left of the tomatoes, after we had pulled their vines up, along with a few small bell peppers and several chiles that had been harvested the day before. Some of my plants are only yielding a few vegetables every few days, which would mean that I don't usually have enough of any one thing at a time.
I was in the mood for tomato soup but not for the heavy cream variety (it was pretty warm that day). I consulted the usual experts on the subject — Julia Child; Silver Palate. What transpired from that point on was nothing short of magical. Only the best, low-fat, creamy, richly-flavored and satisfying tomato soup ever. Really.
What sets this tomato soup apart is the fact that it can be made with many of the vegetables in the standard garden: onions, garlic, carrots, peppers (sweet and hot) and of course, the tomatoes. This is an especially great way to use tomatoes that are not quite ripe enough but have too much color for frying up as green.
It also freezes well as a base for more elaborate soups, stews or even a pasta sauce in the next few months. It's a great way to preserve produce, now that the summer gardens have wound down. As is common for me, I list the ingredients that I used in approximate amounts and general preparation directions — this is an absolutely flexible recipe that allows for what you've got to work with. The key to the success of this dish is how you do it — not exact proportions.
End-of-the garden tomato soup
Olive oil
2 large onions, sliced
8 cloves of garlic, peeled and chopped
5 cups fresh tomatoes, unpeeled and chopped
Additional vegetable suggestions (chopped into small pieces): carrots, celery, bell peppers, tomatillos (I added several hot chiles and a couple of tomatillos, along with the bell pepper)
Seasoning suggestions: thyme, basil, marjoram, rosemary-fresh, dried or a combination
Sea salt and fresh pepper, to taste (optional)
8 cups liquid: I used 7 cups of chicken stock and 1 cup of dry white wine but any combination of water, vegetable, seafood or meat broth would work equally well
Large, deep pan
Heat olive oil over medium heat; add sliced onions and sauté, stirring frequently, until tender and opaque. Add garlic, tomatoes, seasonings and any of the optional vegetable selections. If you are using any of the harder vegetables, sauté these until soft but not brown, before adding the tomatoes. Continue cooking for about another four to five minutes, then pour in the liquid. Add salt and pepper to taste. At this point, the heat will need to be turned down to medium-low and simmered until everything has almost melted together and the mixture has thickened, stirring occasionally, for about two hours. Remove from heat and cool. Puree' soup in batches either in a food processor or blender (I prefer to use a stick blender directly in the pan). Place strainer in another large pot or heat-proof bowl and carefully pour soup through to remove any skins. Here's the fun part: deciding if the taste/texture is what you want or if you want to add cream, milk, butter, cheese, etc. It is amazingly delicious exactly as described above but you can also choose garnishes that you feel would complement your masterpiece: chopped green onion, chopped chives, fresh basil shreds, freshly-made garlic croutons, sautéed shrimp, cooked and crumbled bacon, sour cream, etc. Makes roughly 2 1/2 quarts (12 cups).
Lori Bowles was raised in Southern California. She is currently serving on the board of directors as the advertising and publicity chair for the Lodi Bowmen Inc. She lives in Lodi with her husband Jeff and has three children and five grandchildren. She enjoys cooking, reading about cooking and reading about cooking while eating.


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Some of Australia's top chief executives have cautioned the government and business community to take a long-term view of reforms to boost productivity, warning of the need to look beyond the current crop of large-scale resources projects.
"All these things come into it but at the end of the day you can make excuses, the reality though is we're in a globally competitive marketplace," he said.
"The US is not exporting LNG today but they could be in five or ten years time. Canada is not exporting today, they could be in five or ten years time.
"The point is, these lower cost areas will always come into the mix ... there's nothing new there, but the key though is not becoming complacent and thinking we've already won the game before we've actually finished."
Speaking at a business lunch in Perth, Mr Coleman said the challenge was to think beyond the projects currently on the table.
"We still have $160 billion of projects in this state. The reality is what comes after that, and what will that future look like for us.
"Productivity issues of the day are important but what are those major factors that are coming in the future. And then what can we do about it ... so having to position ourselves not to be a victim but to take advantage of that."
"I think this productivity issue in Australia lacks definition, and too often is put down to the need to reform industrial relations, and that's a part of it, but there's more to it.
"There's the investment ... making sure we're innovative, making sure we are managing for the long term and looking through cycles and is about management doing the right thing as well."
Shell Australia chair Ann Pickard said the government needed to do more to get the right tax regime in place to stimulate productivity.
"Then after that it's kind of up to us in the business ... We can do things like floating, which is a cheaper alternative for some onshore projects, but we can also look at phasing projects, we can look at our contracting plan.
"There's lots of things we can do to help out and we're passionate about keeping Australia competitive but we need some help from the government to get their part right.
"I don't mind the high wages but you need to the productivity to go with them though."
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When the dumping investigation began last September, NCAR's Scientific Computing Division (SCD) began preparing for the possibility that the SX-4 would never be available. Within the past year the division has installed two Cray computers: a C90 and J9se (see UCAR Quarterly, Winter/Spring 1997). SCD also used NSF High Performance Computing and Communications funding to acquire a Hewlett Packard Exemplar X-Class system (called an SPP), a highly parallel computer. SCD staff will use the SPP to evaluate distributed, shared-memory architecture and smooth the transition from the familiar vector supercomputers to massively parallel machines. That process will dominate much of the division's work in fiscal year 1998.
"This [highly parallel] technology looks promising," said Bill Buzbee, director of SCD. In August, staff in the Computational Support Section of SCD achieved computational speeds of over 10 gigaflops (Gflops) using a spectral element atmospheric model running on a 128-processor Hewlett Packard system. Silicon Graphics has reported achieving over 5 Gflops--the speed required to sustain many projects in SCD's Climate Simulation Laboratory--running the NCAR/Pennsylvania State University MM5 climate model on a 64-processor Origin machine.
"The question is not, 'Will we switch to highly parallel, nonvector systems?'" said Buzbee. "The question is, 'When will we switch?' The answer is, 'As soon as possible.'
"Overall, SCD is in good shape and well positioned to move ahead," added Buzbee. He cited SCD's high-quality mass storage system, documentation, and user services as strengths. Beyond them, "Our ensemble of computers gives us computing capability comparable to any other U.S. supercomputer center."


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If Lady Gaga's self-penned obituary/eulogy is that "She was always herself", just who were the 27 "characters" in the accompanying montages?
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How comforting for the beleaguered Goth community to see the picture of Marilyn Manson on the cover.
Jane Cooper
If Lady Gaga's music was as interesting as she seems initially to appear in her pantomime, "I'm mad, me" appearance, I can understand devoting so much space to her, but her "music" is not even remotely original or innovative. It is the equivalent of McDonald's. She should be on Eurovision. Outwardly promising so much, but delivering so little. Truly style over substance.
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In January, Simon Hattenstone interviewed Laura Hall, aged 18, and asked her to show him her self-harm scars ("Can I have a look?"). Last weekend, he asked Lady Gaga (25) about the protuberance on her forehead: "Can I touch it?" Interesting interview technique, but why didn't he use it on Ronnie Wood (63) in April?
Ika Willis
How can you bear (or dare) to print on one page a photo of a Holocaust survivor with an Auschwitz tattoo on his arm and memories of enforced near-starvation (Safe House, and on the next Lady Gaga with her own arm tattoos and stories of her life's excesses? Are you just sick?
Christina Bennett
Harry Fox once visited my school to share his experiences of the Holocaust. His attitude hugely impressed me then, as it did again on reading the article. He is the most inspirational person I have ever met, and it's a shame you did not put him on your cover, rather than Lady Gaga.
Lucy White
I wonder how welcome a Roma or a gay person or a learning disabled German survivor of the concentration camps would feel at the Holocaust Survivors Centre. I hope that when Freddie Knoller talks to schools, he also tells the story of the Roma, who have fewer organisations active today to broadcast the fact.
Sylvia Rose
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Finally, a proper answer to the question "If you could bring something extinct back to life, what would you choose?" Thank you, David Attenborough.
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We need a publicly funded awareness week for that well-known activity, breastfeeding? Whatever next? National Don't Forget To Breathe Week?
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Why in Snooping Around is it often described as a "shame" to have neighbours?
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Once upon a time, there was a learned Vedic Astrologer, well versed in reading the cosmic placements and interpreting their meanings. Celebrated and illustrious, his name and fame rose throughout the land and soon caught the attention of a mighty and curious Muslim king. Having heard the stories of his accurate predictions, the king ordered his presence in the royal court.
Dubious and skeptical, the king asked, "Do you think you know more than God?"
"No, Your Majesty. I do not know more than God and may never will. I just study the stars", replied the humble and humane Astrologer.
"What do your stars have to say for today, do you have any idea what is going to happen to you?" asked the king.
"Yes, Your Majesty", said the Astrologer with a sense of certainty in his tone.
Annoyed with his conviction, the king laughed a mocking laugh and ordered his men to blindfold him, and make him fall from the top of his palace to bite the dust and die. The Astrologer did not resist nor said a single word in defense. He did indeed bite the dust as he fell on the haystack and gently kissed the ground, safe and sound!
It was all in the cards for that is what the diary he left in the court said, "You may fall today but would survive". The king was speechless and surprised, all at the same time. The Astrologer had let the fate take its course, but he had the faith that he will live to tell the tale!
LEO TEMPERAMENTPride is the biggest friend as well as enemy of a Leo. It helps you aim high but at the same time, makes you authoritative and dominating. If you let your inner self subside to pride, the result is not always in your favor. Your pride often turns into selfishness, and authority into domination. You get hurt and behave over dramatic ... » More
LEO MANLeo man is an ardent pursuer of luxury, refinement and lavishness. He believes in celebrating everything in life, including love relationships and marriage, in the most grand and magnificent way he can think of.. » More
LEO SHOPPING HABITSLeo like to be the showstopper. They generally look for something that helps them make a statement, that's out of the ordinary and dazzling. Leo shop every now and then...
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Welcome to the weekend, New York Giants fans! Enjoy the nice weather and the brief downtime because next week will be a busy one for Big Blue. In the mean time, enjoy that fresh cup of Saturday morning coffee over the following headlines. And then be sure to check back throughout the day for even more!
Giants Roster Battles: Marcus Harris in the Wide Receiver Mix
There are a lot of wide receivers on the Giants roster fighting for that final wide receiver spot (or two). One somewhat unfamiliar name not to sleep on: Marcus Harris.
Harris was among the many to receive first-string snaps alongside Victor Cruz and Rueben Randle on Thursday at Giants OTAs with Odell Beckham Jr. (hamstring) and Mario Manningham (knee) injured and Jerrel Jernigan tending to personal business. Kris Adams, Preston Parker and Julian Talley also rotated in during team drills at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.
It just goes to show the logjam that currently exists outside the Giants' top four receivers (not including Manningham, whose knee continues to give him trouble some 18 months after surgery). It's anyone's spot to grab, with return specialist Trindon Holliday also expected to factor into the equation.
NY Giants Punter Steve Weatherford Attends Bayonne High School Prom
The Bayonne High School prom just scored a touchdown.
Giants punter Steve Weatherford followed through on a promise through Twitter to one lucky fan by attending prom as her date.
Weatherford tweeted a photo of him and his date on Twitter Friday evening, which read: "My prom date @laurendelbert looks beautiful! So sweet We are going to have a blast 2nt at Bayonne HS Prom."
Arena Team Denies Adding Former Giants Safety Will Hill
Exiled New York Giants safety Will Hill is not a member of the Arena League's Arizona Rattlers despite reports to the contrary.
The 6-foot-1, 207-pound safety played with the Rattlers before ever playing in the NFL.
Shortly after the report caught some steam, the team denied inking Hill to any such deal and noting that the story was originally posted in 2011.
"Will Hill is NOT a member of the Arizona Rattlers," the team's media relations manager Dale Hajek wrote in an email.
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Hong Kong-born action movie star Jackie Chan (成龍) was named Thursday as one of four recipients of this year's honorary Oscars that will be presented at the Academy Awards in November.
The horror movie "Don't Breathe" has reason to let out a big sigh of relief. Audiences turned out in droves for the late summer thriller, which brought in US$26.1 million, according to studio estimates released Sunday.
An Oscar-nominated filmmaker who developed a technique to transform illustrations from children's books into moving images for films has died at his Connecticut home. Morton Schindel was 98.
Ratings juggernaut "The Walking Dead" revealed on Friday fans will have to wait until Oct. 23 to see how one of the most talked-about cliffhangers in cable TV history plays out.
In the opening moments of the documentary "Gleason," the celebrated New Orleans Saints safety Steve Gleason talks to the camera with a not-yet-occupied crib behind him. He has just learned that he has ALS. Soon the symptoms will take over. Preparing for what's coming, Gleason tells his unborn son that he wants to give him "as much of myself as I possibly can while I still can."
Pour some Champagne, light a smoke and put on something gorgeous, dahling, because the women of "Absolutely Fabulous" are back.


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Always an advocate for a positive body image, Lena Dunham posted a photo of her voyage into the realm of physical fitness on Monday (May 11).
The "Girls" actress paid a visit to celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson and ended up having to wear a pair of spandex pants that were less-than-flattering.
Gearing up for the debut of her new music video for "Bad Blood," Taylor Swift unveiled a series of character posters that look like Quentin Tarantino designed them!
Kicking off the weekend a little early, a host of lovely ladies gathered at Cipriani 42nd Street for Variety's 2015 Power of Women shindig on Friday afternoon (April 24).
Glenn Close brought the house down with her heartfelt speech on mental illness while fellow attendees Kim Kardashian and Emmy Rossum looked on.
Celebrating the female side of entertainment, Variety magazine enlisted a slew of gorgeous gals for five different April 2015 covers.
Taking care of some promotional duties, the cast of HBO's "Girls" showed up at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Sunday night (March 8) for the paley Center for Media's 32nd Annual PaleyFest LA.
Lena Dunham was in fine form as she struck a pose for fans and shutterbugs who gathered to welcome her and her castmates.
She's an award-winning actress and celebrated author, but Lena Dunham's success didn't come without the influence of other accomplished women.
Making the most of their Tuesday evening, a flurry of famous females showed up at ELLE's Annual Women in Television event in West Hollywood.
"Modern Family" costars Sarah Hyland and Julie Bowen looked to be enjoying themselves as they meandered around the Sunset Tower.
It's one of the biggest nights of the year for the film and television industries, so it's no wonder Lena Dunham, Allison Williams and Zosia Mamet were in the house for the 72nd Annual Golden Globe Awards earlier this evening (


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Posted by Midlife Road Trip
Taking a helicopter trip to the Rose Glacier allowed Rick to knock two things off his bucket list in one day!
That must have been a spendy landing? 🙂
I live in Alaska (Wasilla) and have only landed on a glacier with a plane, not a helicopter. Was pretty amazing and absolutely beautiful.
Thanks Derek! The glacier landing was surreal and worth every penny. I absolutely fell in love with Alaska. … of course I was there in the summer:)
LOL.. what summer 😉 I guess you were here for just the few weeks of summer we 'might' have had. I'm flying to Florida tomorrow to have a week of summer, by the time I get back to Alaska it will probably be snowing or close to it.
Glad you enjoyed the state.. it definitely is a beautiful place!
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text: Election of New DirectorEffective October 10, 2012, Mr. Joseph M. Fortunato, chairman, president and chief executive officer of General Nutrition Centers, Inc., will join the Company as a member of its Board of Directors and will also serve on the audit committee. "We are thrilled to have Joe as a member of our team," stated Steve Stagner, president and chief executive officer of the Company. "We look forward to the insight that Joe will bring to the table from his deep experience in the retail industry, particularly as it relates to building a strong national brand." About Mattress Firm Holding Corp. Houston-based Mattress Firm is one of the nation's leading mattress specialty retailers, offering a broad selection of both traditional and specialty mattresses from leading manufacturers, bedding accessories and related products. Forward-Looking Statements Certain statements contained in this press release are not based on historical fact and are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of applicable federal securities laws and regulations. In many cases, you can identify forward-looking statements by terminology such as "may," "would," "should," "could," "forecast," "feel," "project," "expect," "plan," "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "predict," "intend," "potential," "continue" or the negative of these terms or other comparable terminology; however, not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words. The forward-looking statements contained in this press release, such as those relating to the benefits we expect to derive from the addition of a new member to our Board of Directors, are subject to various risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to downturns in the economy and a reduction in discretionary spending by consumers; our ability to execute our key business strategies and advance our market-level profitability; our ability to profitably open and operate new stores and capture additional market share; our relationship with our primary mattress suppliers; our dependence on a few key employees; the possible impairment of our goodwill or other acquired intangible assets; the effect of our planned growth and the integration of our acquisitions (including our recent acquisitions of Mattress Giant and the operations of Mattress X-Press) on our business infrastructure; the impact of seasonality on our financial results and comparable-store sales; our ability to raise adequate capital to support our expansion strategy; our success in pursuing and completing strategic acquisitions; the effectiveness and efficiency of our advertising expenditures; our success in keeping warranty claims and comfort exchange return rates within acceptable levels; our ability to deliver our products in a timely manner; our status as a holding company with no business operations; our ability to anticipate consumer trends; risks related to our controlling stockholder, J.W. Childs Associates, L.P.; heightened competition; changes in applicable regulations; risks related to our franchises, including our lack of control over their operation and our liabilities if they default on note or lease obligations; risks related to our stock and other factors set forth under "Risk Factors" in our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended January 31, 2012 filed with the SEC on April 20, 2012 (as amended on May 30, 2012) and our other SEC filings. Forward-looking statements relate to future events or our future financial performance and reflect management's expectations or beliefs concerning future events as of the date of this press release. Actual results of operations may differ materially from those set forth in any forward-looking statements, and the inclusion of a projection or forward-looking statement in this press release should not be regarded as a representation by us that our plans or objectives will be achieved. We do not undertake to publicly update or revise any of these forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


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1. Go here to view the live Milan San Remo feed. This feed will go live at servertime 15:00 to 17:45 (you can see the servertime on the top right corner of the page). Next, click the television set icon on the right side of the screen
2. Once the feed goes live, you'll see a number of green and red circles listed down the left side of the screen with the required software listed beside it (eg. SopCast, TVAnts, PPStream etc). Before the feed is live, this info will not be displayed. Pick the feed that is green and has highest rating and download the appropriate streaming software that's listed beside it from here.
3. Once you've downloaded the required software plugin (i.e. SopCast, TVAnts, PPStream etc), you can click the "play" link that's listed beside the stream you want.
4. The plugin will launch and the feed will begin streaming live to your computer.
It may sound a bit confusing, but it's really easy once you do it for the first time. After you get it once, you'll have live feeds to all the cycling events you want.
I want to thanks Matt Conn for sending these photos of the Milan San Remo start to me. Matt is an Aussie living in Italy and reports for PezCyclingNews.


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StorPlace Self Storage, located at 14985 Old Hickory Blvd in Nashville 37211 is near the intersection of Nolensville Road and Old Hickory Blvd. Lowes Home Improvement Center and the Wal-Mart Supercenter are within walking distance. Tusculum area retailers and business people like to use this StorPlace Nashville storage facility to store inventory, records or fixtures. Heated and cooled storage units are popular for furniture storage, pharmaceutical storage and/or record storage.
Our Tusculum area storage center which is between I-65S and I-24E offers RV parking spaces and covered RV spaces which are ideal for campers, RV parking, boat storage, and vehicle parking. This Nashville self storage facility is also convenient to Brentwood, Nolensville TN, the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere and the Lenox Village Town Center. In addition several apartment communities are located nearby including: Hickory Point, Landmark at Wynton Pointe, the Knolls Apartments, The Residences at Stonebrook, Beechwood Terrace, Timberlake Village, Saxony, and Cedar Pointe.
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I invited my friend Adam (handle: Tellumo) to the pizza fest Monday. He's new to Tastebridge but seems like a perfect natural. He posts interesting food hacker-type stuff on this blog Instructables. A few recent examples of his:

Carbonated fruit

Butter

Limoncello

I'm going to print some of that in ZiP Issue One (due date: Jan. 19, in time for 5MoF!), space permitting.

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Noisebridge is always really lively Monday nights and usually someone
 cooks up food --- a few of us Tastebridge folks are going to hold a pizza
 night Monday, January 9th.

 I think we have dough and sauce covered. Folks are encouraged to bring
 their favorite toppings to share, cheese or vegan cheese substitutes. We
 could probably use a few more baking sheets and pizza pans too.

 Festivities will start around 7:30pm, end when we run out of dough.

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Miselu Music Tech Meetup Summer 2012
Tuesday, June 12, 2012 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Please join us for the Miselu WWDC / Music Tech Meetup 2012
Miselu is inviting everyone who is interested in music tech, touch-enabled devices and musical instruments to stop by our office to meet the team, see the technology we have been working on for the past few months and have a drink on us while meeting some new folks.
Although this party is free and open to the public, guests will need to register to attend just so we have an idea how many people we should expect.
When & Where
Miselu HQ
566 Brannan St
San Francisco,
Tuesday, June 12, 2012 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PDT)
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San Francisco based Miselu develops music interfaces and instruments to enrich the experience of creating music with the iPad. The team led by Yoshinari Yoshikawa and Jory Bell, builds products with a strong design aesthetic, utilizing modern technology in bold new ways to enhance musical expression. - See more at: http://www.miselu.com/company/about/#sthash.wwqky3XM.dpuf


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Michigan lottery winner charged with welfare fraud
LANSING, Mich. – A 25-year-old woman from Lincoln Park, Mich., who continued to collect food stamps after winning the state lottery's $1 million Make Me Rich! game show has been charged with two felonies for welfare fraud, Attorney General Bill Schuette said Tuesday.
Amanda Clayton, whose use of a food stamp bridge card was uncovered earlier this year by WDIV-TV, was to be arraigned Tuesday on charges of failing to inform welfare officials of her winnings or the fact that she was employed for five months in 2011, Schuette said in a joint announcement with Director Maura Corrigan of the Michigan Department of Human Services.
They said Clayton illegally collected about $5,475 in food and medical assistance from August 2011 through March 2012.
Each of the two charges of welfare fraud, failure to inform is punishable by up to four years in prison.
"It's simply common sense that million-dollar lottery winners forfeit their right to public assistance," Schuette said in a statement.
Clayton won the televised game Sept 12, 2011, and reportedly took home more than $500,000. She told WDIV-TV that she thought she was justified in continuing to collect the state payments after her windfall because she was now unemployed.
"I feel that it's OK because, I mean, I have no income and I have bills to pay,' she said. 'I have two houses.' "
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DrScheme is continuously changing the style to do syntax coloring. You'd need to disable that. I would try starting in the framework docs, looking at scheme:text-mixin and the things it requires as input. hth, Robby On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 7:07 PM, Wiwat Ruengmee <wiwatatscape at gmail.com> wrote: > hi, > > i am implementing a drscheme tool. this tool needs to change background of > text in the (drscheme) editor. i tried to use style-delta% and change-style. > but seem like drcheme does not let me change text style. any info or > pointers to this issue will be great. > > thank you. > > _________________________________________________ > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-scheme > >
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The role of vegetation in enhancing radon concentration and ion production in the atmosphere
Jayaratne, Rohan, Ling, Xuan, & Morawska, Lidia (2011) The role of vegetation in enhancing radon concentration and ion production in the atmosphere. Environmental Science and Technology, 45(15), pp. 6350-6355.
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The role of ions in the production of atmospheric particles has gained wide interest due to their profound impact on climate. Away from anthropogenic sources, molecules are ionized by alpha radiation from radon exhaled from the ground and cosmic gamma radiation from space. These molecular ions quickly form into 'cluster ions', typically smaller than about 1.5 nm. Using our measurements and the published literature, we present evidence to show that cluster ion concentrations in forest areas are consistently higher than outside. Since alpha radiation cannot penetrate more than a few centimetres of soil, radon present deep in the ground cannot directly contribute to the measured cluster ion concentrations. We propose an additional mechanism whereby radon, which is water soluble, is brought up by trees and plants through the uptake of groundwater and released into the atmosphere by transpiration. We estimate that, in a forest comprising eucalyptus trees spaced 4m apart, approximately 28% of the radon in the air may be released by transpiration. Considering that 24% of the earth's land area is still covered in forests; these findings have potentially important implications for atmospheric aerosol formation and climate.
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Welcome to East Fork Lutheran School. Our school has been sharing God's Word with the Apache people for over 100 years. We give thanks to God that our mission continues today and we look forward to the future. Check us out on Facebook for updates about our school and events. Call us at 928-338-4455 to schedule a visit.
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The Roller Coaster Life of the Online Learner: How Distance Educators Can Help Students Cope
This paper describes a study of how one small group of graduate students coped with the stresses of learning at a distance over the course of the three to five years in which they were enrolled in their program of study. The study used a model of transition to examine how their coping responses changed as they moved into, through, and out of their program. It also assessed the students' perceptions of the "adult student friendliness" of the educational institution offering the program. The findings portrayed a "roller coaster ride" for these online students, whose somewhat limited initial coping strategies eventually became more adaptive. The findings suggested that adult educators who teach in online programs might benefit from looking to the field of transition counselling for help in addressing their students' coping needs, as well as to the attributes of online communication as a way of maximizing support services for these students.
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (Oct. 21)
Not discouraged by the fact that the committee of the U.N. General Assembly dealing with social, humanitarian and cultural matters yesterday rejected, by a vote of 82 or 12, the American-Brazilian move to include condemnation of anti-Semitism in the draft of the U.N. pact on elimination of racial discrimination, representatives of a number of countries insisted today at the committee that anti-Semitism should have been specifically condemned.
The debate on the text of the draft convention continued today with the delegate of Brazil voicing strong protest against the fact that he had not been allowed before yesterday's voting to explain why his delegation joined the United States in cosponsoring an amendment condemning anti-Semitism.
Asserting that Brazil had "no ulterior political motives in mind," the Brazilian said that his Government "deems it necessary to condemn anti-Semitism because it is a disease and the fountainhead of Nazism." Brazil's sole concern, he said, was the wiping out of this "disease" in order to help achieve "peace in our time and in all time."
A strong statement attacking anti-Semitism was also voiced by Belgium, another of the 12 voting against shutting off debate on the anti-Semitism issue. Among those who maintained a sharp stand against anti-Semitism today were the delegations of the Netherlands, Britain, Canada, Bolivia, and Finland. Ambassador Michael S. Comay, Israel's permanent representative here and also one of the 12, replied forcefully to charges made in the Committee by Arabs who had accused Israel of racialism.
(The World Zionist Organization executive issued an appeal yesterday "to Jewish masses everywhere," to Jewish organizations throughout the world, and primarily to Zionist organizations to make strong protests against the "calumnious vilifying" proposal by the Soviet Union at the United Nations seeking to link Zionism with anti-Semitism and Nazism. The WZC executive emphasized that the Jewish people's "liberation movement was the principal victim of Nazism.")


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VALENCIA -- Chase White had barely touched the basketball all night, but the Hart High junior came through in the clutch with his team up by two points with 15 seconds left, scoring on a leaning jump shot to help secure a 59-56 win Tuesday at Valencia before a near-capacity crowd in a Foothill League showdown.
It was White's only basket, and the visiting Indians needed it.
"I saw a little crease in the defense, so I decided to go for it, and the ball went in," White said. "My coach always says to shoot with confidence, so that's what I did. There are lots of ways to contribute, but it's always nice to score. This is a big boost for me."
Hart was shuffling a lot of players, particularly in the backcourt because standout sophomore Myles Franklin played sparingly because of a bruised tailbone.
"That little 10-footer by Chase White was huge, and I've always said our strength is our depth," Hart coach Tom Kelly said. "This was a huge win."
Hart (24-1, 8-1), hoping to win a league title for the fifth time in Kelly's 13 years, remained tied for first place while eliminating Valencia (16-7, 5-4) from title contention with one game remaining.
Franklin went scoreless in the first half, finishing with nine points and six assists. Backcourt mate Lewis Stallworth picked up the slack with 26 points, making 11 of 19 field goals, in addition to six rebounds.
Franklin was injured Friday, and he is hoping to be full-strength in about a week.
"I guess I'm about half-speed right now, but it's going to get better," Franklin said. "I'm doing a lot (of rehab)."
Added teammate Frank Lonsinger: "If Myles was at full strength, we would have won by 20. This is the greatest Hart team ever."
Hart's Stanley Wilder added 12 points and 11rebounds.
Valencia's Garrett Mike scored 17 points, including a couple of key late 3-pointers, and had eight rebounds, four assists and three blocks. Riley Honaker chipped in 11 points and five assists, but when he took the bench because of foul trouble with three minutes left in the first half and Valencia up by six, Hart rallied to tie the score.


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ID takes on Michael Jackson documentary
Montreal-based ID Communications has taken on international distribution rights to documentary Michael Jackson: The Untold Story of Neverland.
Larry Nimmer directs.
Dan Shannon of ID Communications said: "This film so far has only been on Amazon USA with some very solid reviews. Originally intended just as a DVD release, we are pleased to offer it to worldwide markets. It is a balanced assesment of Mr Jackson's troubles with the law, unearthing points of view which have not been heard in mainstream media, beyond a few niche fan sites. In my view, Mr. Jackson's fans will want to see this film."
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The Saturday Night Takeaway hosts will be voiced by impressionists Jon Culshaw and Phil Cornwell in the programme.
Best Ever Spitting Image will look back at the show's most memorable puppets and sketches, which lampooned the famous using latex puppets.
The series ran from 1984-96 and attracted up to 15 million viewers.
Several famous TV personalities, including Alistair McGowan, Steve Coogan and Harry Enfield, made their names voicing the puppets.
Writers included Ian Hislop from Have I Got News For You and novelist John O'Farrell.
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Munich, Germany (SPX) Jul 12, 2013
The breakup and collapse of the Larsen A ice shelf in the western Weddell Sea in 1995 has resulted in fundamental changes to life on the sea bed in less than two decades. As reported by biologists from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research in the cover story of the current issue of the scientific journal Current Biology, Antarctic glass sponges have been the prime beneficiaries of the disappearance of the ice shelf.
To the surprise of the scientists, the density of these archaic filter-feeders has increased threefold between 2007 and 2011 despite only low plankton food supply and water temperatures of minus 2 degrees Celsius.
The sponges had also grown remarkably quickly and had completely supplanted competitors for food. The results show that communities at the bottom of the western Weddell Sea react considerably more quickly to climate-related changes than previously thought.
Glass sponges (Hexactinellida), an archaic group of animals at the basis of the animal kingdom, dominate the shallow seafloor in the Antarctic. Many biologists believed that glass sponges grew so slowly that two-metre behemoths would have to be around 10,000 years or older. These assumptions have now been challenged in a new study led by scientists from the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) and published in the current issue of the scientific journal Current Biology.
During a Polarstern expedition to the poorly accessible region of the former Larsen A ice shelf, AWI biologists Laura Fillinger and Claudio Richter, together with colleagues from the University of Gothenburg and the Senkenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum; succeeded in demonstrating that glass sponges can grow rapidly within a short period of time. "We were surprised by what we saw on our video screens in 2011 when we lowered our remotely operated vehicle onto the sea bed at a depth of around 140 metres.
In an area, which had revealed large numbers of ascidians and only occasional glass sponges during an earlier expedition with the ice-breaking research vessel 'Polarstern' in 2007, four years later we found no ascidians at all. These pioneer species had completely disappeared, replaced by three times the number of glass sponges, including several juvenile individuals", reports Laura Fillinger, lead author of the study.
Until this time scientists had assumed that communities on the Antarctic sea bed only change very slowly because of the very low temperature (minus two degrees Celsius) and patchy supply of food in pack-ice covered waters. "We now know that glass sponges may undergo boom-and-bust cycles, allowing them to quickly colonize new habitats in a short period of time", says project leader Prof. Dr. Claudio Richter.
"To the organisms living on the sea bed, the disappearance of the hundred-metre-thick Larsen A ice shelf must have been like the heavens opening up above them", he adds. Where cold, darkness and food shortages had previously reigned, sunlight now allows plankton growth in surface waters and, hence, a rain of food comes down to the sea bed.
Glass sponges feed on the smallest plankton, which they filter from the water. The animals grow to a size of up to two metres, and their vase-like bodies provide perfect hiding, spawning and shelter opportunities for fish, invertebrates and many other sea dwellers. "Like corals, sponges create their own habitats. To an extent they are like cities on the sea bed. There is something going on wherever they grow, and this attracts other sea dwellers to them", says Claudio Richter.
New spaces are being created for such underwater worlds wherever the ice shelves on the Antarctic Peninsula are retreating or breaking up. However, scientists cannot yet definitively say whether this means that glass sponges will be one of the beneficiaries of climate change.
Laura Fillinger: "There are still too many unknowns to make predictions. One example is the question of the influence of competitors: currently we are witnessing a fierce competition for space on the sea bed. Another concerns predators: in our dive in 2011 we hardly saw any of the snails and starfish, which feed on glass sponges. However, it is possible that these voracious predators will follow suit and wreak havoc."
Marine biologists at the Alfred Wegener Institute will continue to monitor the changes to communities in the western Weddell Sea. In January 2013, the planned dives in the area of the former Larsen A ice shelf had to be called off due to the solid pack ice in the Weddell Sea.
However, Claudio Richter and his team hope for better pack-ice conditions during future Polarstern trips to this part of the Antarctic so that they can use new investigative methods to discover more about the life cycle of the glass sponges
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When sitting down in a theater to review a show, I generally know what to expect. There will probably be a beginning, middle, and an end. There will probably be a conflict and a resolution, there is a seventy percent (which is an entirely arbitrary number on my part) chance there will be words unless it's a dance piece. These conventions are comforting and no matter the content I know I will be able to write a clear, concise review of the show.
Enter A Day in the Life of Miss Hiccup. The best way to describe this production is as a type of brilliant madness. Presented by the Shoshinz company, with Japanese actress Yanomi playing Miss Hiccup, this one woman show is a mixture of clown, mime, and (a little) opera that takes the audience wordlessly through a day in the life of the title character.
Miss Hiccup steps on stage as a hunched woman shuffling through life. When she tries to introduce herself she hiccups her way through a series of nonsensical sounds. Once the music begins, however Miss Hiccup does an amazing routine of perfectly choreographed (and able bodied) morning calisthenics. Once the music ends she reverts back to her hunched over self until she stumbles upon a new task for the day and the music begins again with a cacophony of mimed effects in tow. For the most part Miss Hiccup spends the day alone singing, dancing, playing baseball, and using a little bit of Queen to lull a crying baby next door to sleep. But there are a couple of moments when she breaks the fourth wall and comes into the audience. One of the most endearing moments in the performance I witnessed was when she enticed an audience member to play a game of ping pong with her from his seat. It was a charming moment between audience and performer that endeared both participants to the entire watching audience.
Miss Hiccup's life is particularly relevant to New York City, living in a small space, having coveted alone time it's hard not to imagine oneself dancing around to music while brushing one's teeth or creating a vivid play out of cracking eggs. Yanomi does not just present an exaggerated image of daily life, but rather she shows us how much fun daily life can be regardless of how mundane it may appear on the outside.
Aside from Yanomi's performance itself, the sound design and choreography deserve high praise. Taking familiar music such as Queen's "We Will Rock You" or "Votre Toast" from Carmen and overlaying it with atmospheric sounds effects such as breathing, chewing, cracking eggs, babies crying etc. and choreographing her movements precisely to those sounds was fascinating to watch. The timing is spot on and creates a world like no other.
If you are looking for a whimsical show with a lot of heart A Day in the Life of Miss Hiccup is the ticket you are looking for. You may walk out of the theater unsure of how to describe what you have participated in, but you will nonetheless be glad for the experience.


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Guess What I Found In My Bushes?
You just never know what's gonna crawl out from underneath your semi-perfectly-kept-if-you-look-at-it-from-the-road landscaping. Today, I found something pretty interesting! On my way out the door to pick up Carsyn from the sitter, I saw something move out of the corner of my eye. I first thought it was a mole. After catching my breath, I thought to myself that my cat, Pippa would take care of it later on. (She's gotten 12 so far this year...good kitty!) Well, my curiosity got the best of me and I just had to look. It was most certainly not a mole!


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From: Bob George <>
Subject: Re: LDS CD
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1998 16:16:00 -0700
I have purchased via phone all the new disks. Have been promised the
British and Australian in about a week. The US disk is on back order.
This is from the order center whose phone number (USA 800 number) and
address is on the press release at
So they are available now in the US of A.
pam wrote:
> Good morning Sylvia
> According to LDS www. The British Vital Records Index is available - at
> least the first 5 discs. Check
> www.lds.org/en/4_News_Update/19980929_Genealogy_PR.
> Hope this helps Pam St. Georges Basin NSW
Robert L. George, Surprise, Arizona
The Census on Line and Taulbee Pages
Researching George, Brown, Brady, Bailey, Taulbee, Birchfield, Dunn
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GREENWICH, Conn. -- In anticipation of the snowstorm in Tuesday's forecast, all Greenwich public schools will close early, according to a district release.
Schools will run on a standard early release schedule.
Click here to see exactly when your child's school will let out early on Tuesday.
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June 22, 2011
Dr. Steve Maier
Dr. Steven Maier, chair of the Department of Natural Science at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, received a $71,023 grant sponsored by the Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education to provide 40 hours of professional development to 30 primary and secondary teachers in the areas of physics and physical science. The grant will reach northwest Oklahoma schools in high-need areas.
"Improving Teacher Quality through Training Opportunities for Teachers of Physics and Physical Science" or ITQ/ToPPS will be July 18-22 in the Science Building at Northwestern's Alva campus. There also will be two Saturday follow-up meetings in April 2012 and October 2012. Online sessions also will be provided so participants can share their experiences of implementing institute techniques and pedagogies in their classrooms.
Physics Teaching Resource Agents (PTRA) / ToPPS institutes are nationally acclaimed professional development programs in physics and physical science.
"I am excited that Northwestern is the first institution in the state of Oklahoma to host a program of this caliber," Maier said.
He also said the curriculum is based in education research using both low-tech and high-tech equipment in a very active learning environment.
"Pending future grant availability and successful application processes, we hope to continue the ToPPS program in years to come, perhaps increasing the scale to include other institutions and more teachers across the state," Maier said.
Participants also have the opportunity to enroll in and receive three credit hours of graduate level education, physics or physical science.
Of the 27 Oklahoma school districts represented, selected teachers are coming from Alva, Barnsdall, Cherokee, Chisholm, Covington-Douglas, Deer Creek-Lamont, Edmond, El Reno, Elk City, Enid, Fairview, Garber, Haskell, Hennessey, Kremlin-Hillsdale, Medford, Midwest City, Oklahoma City, Owasso, Pawnee, Sharon-Mutual, Shattuck, Valliant, Wakita, Waynoka, Western Heights and Woodward.
Maier said the participants will be residing in Alva for five to six days and visiting local businesses.
"There will certainly be a boost for Alva's economy," Maier said.
"Northwestern will be well positioned as a resource hub for teachers of physics and physical science (ToPPS) and also will be recognized nationally for hosting this institute at conferences, in publications and by the PTRA program."
Benefits for attending the summer institute include:
• Ideas for and opportunities to do laboratory activities;
• Tips on classroom demonstrations and presentations;
• Updates and new approaches for standard topics;
• Introduction to new approaches and teaching strategies; and
• Meeting new colleagues to contact for encouragement and suggestions.
Serving as instructors for the Institute are Brian Lamore, Dr. Karen Jo Matsler, Jim Nelson, Evelyn Restivo and Maier.
Maier teaches physics, physical science, earth and space science, science education methods and service learning courses at Northwestern. A member of the AAPT since 1992, his research interests are in physics education research and secondary science teacher preparation. He is a member of the AAPT Committee on Teacher Preparation, the secretary of the Arkansas-Oklahoma-Kansas section of AAPT and is the facilitator for the AAPT "Solo Physics Education Research" community. Maier is the primary investigator for the ITQ/ToPPS program at Northwestern and will play an active role as an instructor and in the day-to-day operations of the project.
MISSION STATEMENT: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility.


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British billionaire Richard Branson of Virgin Group is to take a 20 per cent stake in Malaysia's AirAsia long-haul budget carrier to help get it off the ground, a report said today.
AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes declined comment on the report even as the company said it would be making a major announcement on Friday.
"I am not saying anything," Fernandes said.
In a separate statement, the company said long-haul operator "AirAsia X will be making a major announcement involving a strategic global investor. We promise you it will be a memorable one".
Star newspaper cited an industry source as saying that "the selling of the 20 per cent stake is the first round of funding required by the airline to kick-start operations and partly pay for the 15 aircraft that have been ordered".
Branson, via the Virgin Group, would take a 20 per cent stake in Fly Asian Xpress Sdn Bhd (FAX), the long-haul operator.
Fernandes, who holds 50 per cent of FAX, and his deputy Kamarudin Meranum with 30 per cent, are expected to sell some of their shares to Branson, the founder of Virgin Group.
FAX has 15 widebody A330-300 airliners on order from Airbus, the European manufacturer.
It is scheduled to begin long-haul flights to China and Australia September 8, using three leased planes, from the low-cost carrier terminal at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), company executives have said.
At its launch in January, the carrier promised budget flights to Britain beginning in July.
Fernandes launched AirAsia as a pioneering regional budget carrier in December, 2001, with just two aircraft. It now serves domestic and international routes throughout the region.
Fernandes is not the first to try budget long-haul travel and analysts say the model remains to be proven despite its success on short flights.
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This post was split from this thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/621539 - the Chowhound Team
I love a good tortilla. I was reminded of another item from across the globe, that is quite similar to the tortilla this past weekend. The ever flavorful paratha. it is India's answer to the tortilla, and actually is far more versatile, as you can get them stuffed.
Of course you can go to most Indian restaurants and buy these delights. They are buttery, often filled with items like potatoes, paneer (the delicious fresh indian cheese similar to a queso fresco with the consistency of a firm tofu), diakon, shrimp, dal, methi (often used in Indian cuisine, the fenugreek leaves) and so much more.
I have an a fun website to aim ya towards that discusses making these, and I include a picture below. For the record, I have bought these uncooked and frozen (even just this past weekend) and to be honest I prefer the Pillsbury over all the other Indian national brands (inconsistent quality).


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As has been noticed on at least this forum thread the envato error page has been cropping up a bit lately over the past couple of days.
So far it looks like someone trying to do a denial of service attack on the marketplaces (and succeeding more than we'd like), or has written some kind of friendly crawler (and screwing it up more than we would like).
We're on the case, shutting down network connections causing problems as they pop up, and working on building a bit more resilience into the system, but please bear with us while we deal with it.
Thank you for the information.
OMG , yeah i have same problem…
Thanks John
Good to know! Thanks for the update!
Good, since it was happening pretty often lately.
Thanks for the info john.
Go get 'em, fellas!!


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Detroit, MI 48202
An Educational Symposium and Documentary Film Screening
On March 18, the Elvin Ross Studios, in partnership with: The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences; The National Urban League: The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences NARAS and The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publisher, ASCAP, will be hosting a seminar on producing a documentary film.
8:30 a.m. - Coffee
9:00 a.m.
Welcome comments - Dr. Irvin D. Reid, President Emeritus, Wayne State University; Introduction - Robin Tracey, President, Michigan Chapter, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences; Award Presentation - Elvin Ross, Producer/Director, Composer
9:45 a.m. - "Kunta Kinteh Island: Coming Home Without Shackles"
10:45 a.m. - Q & A - Elvin Ross
11:30 a.m. - Break
11:45 a.m. - Panel 1: Moving Forward - "Connecting and Growing our Educational Roots"
PANELISTS: Melba J. Boyd, Professor and Chair, WSU Africana Studies, Dr. Xavier Livermon, WSU Africana Studies
12:45 p.m. - Panel 2: The Documentary Production Process - "How does it work in the current market?"
PANELISTS: Elvin Ross, Tony D'Anunnzio, Gary May, Harvey Ovshinsky, Tony Mottley, Jennifer Champagne
1:30 p.m. - Panel 3: Film & TV in our Schools - "How is it working? How do we improve it?"
PANELISTS: Jennifer Champagne; Adjunct Instructor at Madonna; Owner, MiLake Pictures, Chuck Derry; Director of Broadcast & Cinema Arts & Associate Professor at Madonna University, Dick Kernen; Vice President, Specs Howard School of Media Arts, Jerry Rimmer; Freelance Actor/Director, Director of news - WXYZ (Ret.), Cory Davis and Kyle McNiff; Broadcast and Cinema Arts Program students at Madonna University
2:30 p.m. - Final words and Wrap - Elvin Ross
Students enrolled or interested in film and video production, journalism and/or music are especially invited. In addition to meeting Elvin Ross and being the first to see the Elvin Ross Studios documentary production of "Kunta Kinteh Island: Coming Home Without Shackles", panels of area professionals will discuss various aspects of documentary production, from pre-production and research to final edit and music "sweetening."
"Kuntah Kinteh Island: Coming Home Without Shackles"
Film website: http://www.kuntakintehislandmovie.com/
Kunta Kinteh is the main character and ancestor of Alex Haley's novel, Roots: The Saga of an American Family, which inspired the creation of the Emmy® award-winning primetime television mini-series "Roots" in 1977.
Admission is FREE and seating is on a first-come, first-served, basis. Parking is located at several parking decks on campus, and attendees are recommended to arrive early.
Elvin Ross, filmmaker and music composer:
Elvin has been an artistic collaborator on several of Tyler Perry's movies, such as "Diary of a Mad Black Woman", "Madea's Family Reunion"
Please direct any questions to John Hammond at firstname.lastname@example.com or Chiquita Lockley at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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When you have an attitude of intercultural openness, you are open to interacting with other people who are culturally different from you. You begin to initiate and develop relationships with other people who come from a different country, have a Passport from a country other than your own, and often who speak a native language other than your own. Intercultural openness eventually leads to the ability to suspend judgment when interacting with cultural differences.
In this assignment you are to build a collage of "selfie" photos (self-portrait photo of self and another person usually taken with a camera phone) of yourself with persons who are culturally different from you, that you have been cross culturally open with, and initiated the opportunity to begin to build a relationship and perhaps a friendship. The assignment is to identify culturally different persons who come from a country different than you do, who have a Passport from a country different than you do, and ideally who speak a native language different from your first language. Sit down with one of these persons, perhaps sharing a meal or attending an event together. During this time you will exchange answers to the following list of questions. Without providing the name of the person or any identification, write the person's responses in Word document or other file. Take a picture of yourself with this other person and begin to place these pictures together as a collage. You might consider using Popplet software to construct this assignment. See http://popplet.com/
List of questions
1. Describe your family lineage or constellation … parent(s), brothers, sisters, ages, birth order, grandparents & etc.
2. What is one word you would use to describe yourself as a child?
3. If you could change one thing about how you were raised as a child, what would it be?
4. How do you recharge or recuperate your energy at the end of a difficult day?
5. If you were to thank one person for helping you become the person you are today, who would it be and why?
6. When are you the happiest?
7. What one memory do you most treasure?
8. Fill in the blank: If you really knew me, you'd know_________.
9. What would you be doing if you weren't a student or at your current job?
10. What more are you wanting as a student or in your career right now?
11. How do you react to stress?
12. What movie or novel character do you most identify with?
13. What quality in yourself would you hate to see emulated in others, especially children?
14. If you were to start a company from scratch, what values would you build it on?
15. What would you most regret not having accomplished by the end of your life?
16. What characteristic do you most admire in others?
17. What kind of impact do you believe you have on people?
18. What super power would you like to have?
19. What would your "perfect" day consist of?
20. What's the most important lesson you've learned in the last year?
21. How do you think your coworkers/peers see you?
22. If you ruled the world, what would you change on Day 1?
23. If you knew you only have one year left to live, would you change anything about the way you are living right now?
24. What one thing about yourself do you want in your elegy?
25. What are you most afraid of, relating to failing?
Adapted from 25 Revealing Questions That Build Better Work Relationships by Shelley Prevost.


text: Harmony Rose was born in Miami,Florida in 1983 under the name Tracy. Over the years,she has done scenes under the names like Bethany and Harmony Starr,but she really hit it big as Harmony Rose. And her 34-27-37 body had much to do with it. With the height of 5'3 and weight of 114 lbs,you know that she is a tight babe and her fantastic natural C-cup boobs are also something to look out for. She has become quite a popular name in the business and even with that Playboy look,with blue eyes and blond lock,she still managed to set herself apart from many girls with the same look,thanks to her mad skills.