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The Lindens Clinic LtdSpecialist Facial Rehabilitation Centre & Nerve Injury Rehabilitation Centre
A Centre Of Excellence Providing Rehabilitation For
Facial Palsy And Peripheral Nerve Injury
The clinic was founded in 1987 by Diana Farragher, OBE, who conducted a series of research projects into the treatment of facial paralysis. As a result of this research, Diana developed Trophic Electrical Stimulation, in which frequencies copied from normal nerves are used to improve nerve and muscle function in people with nerve damage.
Our team of expert physiotherapists provide a total treatment package, which includes Trophic Electrical Stimulation, EMG biofeedback, neuromuscular retraining & passive soft tissue techniques.
- Surface Electromyography (sEMG) Biofeedback
- Trophic Electrical Stimulation
- Neuromuscular Retraining Exercises
- Soft tissue mobilisations
- Vestibular Rehabilitation
About The Clinic
The Lindens Clinic is based in Sale, South Manchester and provides a specialist service for the treatment and rehabilitation of facial palsy and peripheral nerve injuries.
Although our main base is in Manchester, we have a satellite clinic in Aberdeen, as well as a quarterly clinic in London. Our clients travel from all over the UK and around the world to access our services.
All our therapists are highly experienced in the rehabilitation of facial paralysis, having worked closely with Diana Farragher OBE for more than 14 years.
Having recently relocated, we now have several offices in a small friendly office building called Eaton Place, less than half a mile down the road. On entry to the building, when you sign in at reception, you can find us in Office 1 directly opposite. There is a large shared car park behind the building for patients to use.
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In 2015 we moved to Eaton Place, just minutes away from our old premisies. This building has improved parking for patients and the same motorway, public transport and airport access as before.

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Another identifying signature of the Power Wagon is its stance, which features a 14.5-inch running height; 2.5 inches higher than a standard 2500 4x4. The extra height is achieved by the taller tires and different springs that provide a 1.4-inch lift in the front and 1-inch increase in the rear. The spring rates are softer than standard Ram 2500 Hemi-powered models to allow more axle articulation (more on that later), therefore payload ratings are lower. Another reason for the lower payload ratings is the increased vehicle weight with all the extra armor and accessories, but the tow ratings remain similar.
The higher stance not only puts the roof at over 80 inches high but also boosts the Power Wagon's approach angle to 35-degrees, departure angle to 26.5 degrees and the breakover angle to 25.5 degrees. (Can you imagine the breakover angle if the Power Wagon was available in a regular cab, short bed?). Ground clearance is 8.3 inches at the rear axle. Dodge rates the Power Wagon at water-fording with a depth of 24 inches at 10 mph and 30 inches at 5 mph. But beware: the door sill height is 25 inches, so don't test the maximum depth for too long.
Perhaps most important number on the spec sheet is 655. That's the Ramp Travel Index, which is a measure of a truck's suspension articulation. The number is determined by driving one of the front wheels as far up a 20-degree ramp as possible without lifting any other wheel off the ground. This distance up the ramp is divided by the wheelbase and that factor is multiplied by 1000 to arrive at the RTI.
The Power Wagon's RTI of 655 means you can articulate one front wheel 32 inches in the air while the other three wheels remain in contact with the ground. This extraordinary ability is achieved through a number of design features, including solid front axle and softer springs all around. But most important is the "Smart Bar," an electronically controlled device mounted up front that disconnects the front stabilizer bar from the axle with the driver's flick of the switch on the dash. The bar can be disconnected for speeds below 18mph in either 4HI or 4LO, and automatically re-engages at speeds above 18 mph. Stabilizer bars are designed to distribute load force from one side of the vehicle to the other, minimizing body roll while cornering. But they also limit axle articulation off road. The common practice for hardcore off-roaders has been to bring along a set of wrenches and disconnect the stabilizer bar from the end links while on the trail and then bolt them back up for on-road use. It's an annoying routine but needed because one doesn't want to drive a lifted 4x4 on the highway without the added stability. With the stabilizer bar connected, the Power Wagon's RTI drops to 460 or 9 inches lower than with the bar disconnected.


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Dive star Tom Daley has changed schools after claims he was being bullied.
Tom, who represented Team GB at the Beijing Olympics, was taken out of Eggbuckland Community College after he said he was being picked on.
The college said a small number of pupils were "acting in an immature way" towards Tom, but they had taken action to stop the problem.
Tom will now go to Plymouth College, which teaches lots of other high profile young athletes.
Tom said: "I'm really looking forward to going to Plymouth College and being with other young people who understand the pressures of high-level competition."
When Tom was taken out of Eggbuckland Community College the school's principal, Katrina Borowski, said she was unaware of any bullying.
Tom said he'd been picked on by lots of people at his school, experiencing things like "name calling, someone chucking a bit of paper at you, tipping your pencil case out".


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poormadpeter wrote:Revelator wrote:elvisjock wrote:But, the naked denial and despair somehow attract many of us to it.
I can't say I've ever heard any naked denial and despair in the performance. Given all the autobiographical resonance of the material, Elvis sounds completely unaffected, almost bored. Either that or he's too depressed to put any life in his singing. A disappointing match, and either Webber or Rice said as much (with good reason) and also criticized the arrangement as unimaginative.poormadpeter wrote:Presley's performance is "well acted" and, for once in these sessions, he doesn't resort to hysterical shouting as he does in Hurt and I'll Never Fall In Love Again.
If only he had. The real problem with "I'll Never Fall" is that he wasn't able to belt it as loudly as Tom Jones. And with "Hurt" you're left in no doubt that Elvis is living the song, unlike "It's Easy For You," which sounds easy for Elvis only because his vocals are of throwaway caliber.
I prefer him to sing rather than shout. I have always regarded his shouting during the last years simply a way of trying to cover up his declining abilities, and a way to try to tell us he is engaged with a lyric when actually quite the opposite is true, with Hurt being an obvious example. Many regard this as one of his autobiographical efforts and about his marriage, but if he is effectively accusing Priscilla of lying to him and cheating on him then he is being somewhat hypocritical considering what we know of his own actions during the time of his marriage! To me, It's Easy For You is considerably more convincing (and according to A life In Music the studio chatter confirms this), as opposed to the hystrionics which accompany Hurt and the like which generally has me reaching for ear plugs rather than headphones.
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Your keywords are cryptic too, 's ady'.
help us out here. Think like jeopardy. Please state your response in the form of a question.
(8 raised to the 8th power is the amount of combinations there are)
1) What computer hard disk or gender matter of?
2) What gender or matter of computer hard disk? (lol, this one's weird)
It's as if this question uses substitution (replace words with other words):
1) What is the gender of a computer hard disk?
It appears that the "what" is intended to throw us off the actual message.... This one's hard to crack... How in the world did lemonie crack it?!?!
Am I anywhere near in my interpretation?
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Budget cuts coming after MYEFO
The task of the 2013 mid-year review was to draw a line under three months of "blame game" politics, and to write off the policy problems the new government found in the books.
Yet both of these tasks ended up having to take a back seat to the revelation of a much weaker economy than expected. A revelation that upturned the revised budget forecasts and which will frame the economic discussion from now on.
The truth is the whole "it is all Labor's fault" thing has just gone on too long. The political efficacy of unveiling lots of big, scary numbers in the mid-year review was blunted by the fact that, by the time the review finally emerged, most of the budget deterioration was due to a softening economy, rather than Labor spending.
But as an exercise in putting out all the rubbish, and creating an ultra-conservative basis from which to rebuild a budget strategy, the mid-year review will serve
Alarming picture of spending blowouts
In the short term, changes to forecasting methodology should make the budget less vulnerable to big downward revisions in revenue and – cynics might suggest – even give scope for upward revisions in the budget.
With big increases in spending on education and the national disability insurance scheme coming into the four-year forecasts for the first time in the May budget, the Treasurer will need as big a head start as he can get.
In the longer term, the mid-year review paints an alarming picture of spending blowouts which will fuel a complete rethink of spending priorities. But there are still glaring gaps in Hockey's story.
Most notably, Hockey hasn't yet set out any fiscal rules against which we can judge his performance.
He is clearly not going to fall into the trap of making any short-term promises of returning to surplus.
But more importantly he has not said whether he will aim for a cap on real spending growth – or even a target for real spending cuts – or whether he will have some ambition for revenue collections. The Treasurer – and the mid-year review – made much of the fact there will be no return to surplus for 10 years on current spending projections, even with fiscal drag. But we don't know what, in the current economic circumstances, Hockey believes is an appropriate revenue goal.
Is it to keep revenue as a proportion of GDP unchanged? Is it to still seek to give back bracket creep, despite the deteriorating bottom line?
The Treasurer and Treasury secretary Martin Parkinson have been working on some fiscal rules, but will wait to see the next national accounts before releasing them.
The reason for the delay is fiscal policy is still caught uncomfortably between the cyclical and structural dilemmas set out in MYEFO.
Need to profoundly re-engineer budget
In the short term, there is a need to not crunch a soft economy facing a continuing decline in national income, yet in the medium term there is a need to profoundly re-engineer the budget – and voters' expectations.
How do you set fiscal rules in such an environment? Just as blaming Labor for everything seems to have taken up much too much valuable time, we now have to watch the Coalition's policy response coming towards us like some slow-motion bullet, even as the Coalition yells that crisis is upon us. The government is still pulling its punches. The Treasurer says "all options are on the table" but can't bring himself to say that might mean cutting individual programs.
It seems we have to wait another five months for that message.
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Baseball Game with Utah Canceled
May 09, 2011
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CEDAR CITY, Utah - The baseball game between Southern Utah and the University of Utah scheduled for Tuesday, May 10 has been canceled due to inclement weather. The Thunderbirds will be back on the diamond this Thursday at 3 p.m. as they host their final home series of the season against the Oakland Golden Grizzlies. The two teams will also play a doubleheader Saturday at 12 p.m. and Saturday's series finale at 1 p.m. will be Senior Day for SUU baseball.


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Last week, after the announcement that James Andrew Miller and Tom Shales' book Those Guys Have All the Fun: Inside the World of ESPN would be turned into a movie, Keith Olbermann had his old friend and SportsCenter broadcasting partner Dan Patrick on his CurrentTV show Countdown to compare notes.
They discussed the book, their former life at the "Worldwide Leader" and played the casting game for the movie. Craig Kilborn and Bob Ley took the brunt of the jokes in the segment.
The folks at sportsgrid.com pointed out they went through a similar exercise on their website recently and that Patrick picked up at least some of the ideas for his nationally syndicated radio and DirecTV show. They had some great suggestions as well.
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.


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A furious late-season surge led Foss to the 3A Bi-District Girls Soccer playoffs for the second straight year, after making their first-ever appearance in the postseason last year. But the Falcons again ran into some tough competition from the SPSL 3A, as Enumclaw struck for three goals in three minutes late in the first half on their way to a 6-0 win over Foss on Nov. 7 at Sunset Chevy Stadium in Sumner.
Still, the Falcons – who were 5-2 in the previous seven games to edge Shelton for the final playoff spot – were satisfied with what they accomplished.
"We were happy to be here after going 0-4 to start the season," said Foss head coach Mark Kramer. "When the seniors here were freshman, we didn't win a game. We finally tied a game their sophomore year, and made it to the playoffs their junior and senior years. It was like they just burst onto the scene. All of a sudden they just gelled. The girls stuck with it, they didn't give up."
The Hornets maintained possession in the Falcons' half of the field for most of the match, and Foss' best opportunity to score came on a free kick in the sixth minute. But defender Tyfanni Chin's shot from 40 yards out sailed right of the goal.
Hannah Dahlquist got Enumclaw on the board in the 10th minute, outracing the defense on the left side and driving a shot over freshman keeper Meagan Kamberger from 25 yards out. Kamberger, though, was solid in making eight saves for the Falcons in the game.
Foss withheld any more damage until the 27th minute, when Mia Fornelius crossed up a Falcons defender in the top of the box and sent a low shot under Kamberger to make it 2-0. Dahlquist drove a low shot into the left of goal two minutes later, and Fornelius stole a ball moments after the resulting kickoff and added her second goal to give the Hornets a commanding 4-0 lead at the break.
"The depth on the bench just wasn't there," said Kramer of his squad, which was missing defenders Chiyoko Ivery and Emma Rue-Johns to injuries. "We were going to get tired by 40 minutes. We did better in the second half. I think the leadership of the team in (senior defender) Jessica (Orozco) and Tyfanni made a big difference."
Amber Dunlap and Haley Johnson added goals for the Hornets in the second half to account for the rest of the scoring.
By Jeremy Helling
Bitter cold winds and a slippery field made for an adventurous night at Stadium Bowl between Peninsula and Wilson in the 3A Bi-District playoffs on Nov. 7. But the Seahawks owned most of the play throughout the night, getting a 2-0 shutout win to eliminate the Lady Rams.
Both teams had trouble establishing any kind of offensive consistency early, as the 40 mile-per-hour winds played havoc on the pace of play. Peninsula began to apply pressure in the Wilson end in the latter part of the first half, but Rams keeper Rebecca Simansky made two crucial stops at point-blank range to keep it a scoreless tie at the half.
The second half brought more of the same for Wilson, as Seahawks continued to bring pressure in the Wilson end and the Lady Rams could not muster any kind of offense at all. In all, Wilson mustered four shots on goal for the night.
Peninsula's pressure began to pay off in the middle part of the half when Jolene Kvinsland had a tap-in goal in front of the net in the 64th minute to make it 1-0. They added to it five minutes later when Kaiti Dewhurst scored on a header from the far post for a controlling 2-0 lead.
The Rams applied some pressure in the 73rd minute as a crossing pass in front of the net just missed the sprawling header attempt by Hannah Kunkel. Perry Henricksen launched a laser shot from 25 yards out four minutes later that was just wide right. That was the final good look at goal for the Rams.
Wilson ends the season having placed second in the Narrows 3A with a 9-1-2 record in league play.
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Hes still a few weeks away from his 16th birthday, but Beebe driver Dallas Everett is ready to run with the big boys.
Thats how he will finish the 2009 racing season. Everett, who started the year in the E-mod division, will compete in the modified class at Beebe Speedway and other area tracks as the season winds down. That will put him in competition with a laundry list of drivers who have been in that class longer than hes been alive.
But proving himself to competitors is something Everett has become accustomed to in his five short years of racing.
I was ready to do something different, said Everett. I had been wanting to move to modified for a while. E-mod was still a challenge, but I felt like it was time to end on a good note and move up to modified.
It is a bold move by a youngster who was well-positioned in the E-mod season point standings at Beebe Speedway. Through the first half of the season, Everett had four wins, 10 top fives and 11 top 10s, with only two finishes of 12th or worse. He also had similar success at Conway County Speedway in Plumerville.
Despite missing a number of weekends, Everett is still currently listed sixth in the E-mod point standings at Beebe. But its not the points Everett is after its the hardware.
Im not too worried about points; Im worried about winning races more than anything, said Everett. I would just as soon run different tracks and be able to run well, so I can run different (special) shows. Now that Ive moved to modified, I plan on running at a lot of different tracks rather than just Beebe and Plumerville.
Dallas father, Rick Everett, has spent a great deal of his adulthood in the hot-rod circuit. His customized trucks have been featured in national publications over the years, and Rick was hoping that his son would catch the bug also. Dallas got hooked in when he got his first go-kart.
He would run it up and down the driveway every Saturday and Sunday, said Rick Everett. He would get in that go-kart and go to the top of the hill and sling it around and come back down.
Dallas finally convinced Rick to take him racing, but what was supposed to be a one-shot deal turned into much more, according to Dallas mom Shelly.
Dallas wanted to race so bad, and we told him, Well let you race one time, but thats it, said Shelly Everett. Dallas raced and did well, and by that next weekend, we had an enclosed trailer with two go-karts and extra motors. We bought someone out.
We went from racing one time the week before to having a complete operation the next.
Everett won a handful of go-kart events in a year-and-a-half of competing before moving on to full-sized cars. He started full time in the mini-stock class in 2007 at age 13, and wowed fans while bewildering competitors by winning three of the first four races at Beebe that year.
That led to mass protest and even a boycott of the track by several of the mini-stock competitors for most of the remaining season over what they believed was an illegal car. Everetts wins were protested on two different occasions. Both times, his E 26 Ford Mustang was declared legal by track tech inspectors.
It lets you know that youre doing good when you have people saying stuff like that, said Everett. I was surprised at how the year was going. It went great; it was a lot of fun.
Everett and his family even used that suspicion against his accusers during their first visit to Conway County Speedway.
I called the promoter to warn her about dirty driving, because there were guys out there getting aggravated, said Rick Everett. She told us she would watch out for it, but that if Dallas ran and won, the other guys already had the money set back to protest him.
I asked her, Well, instead of getting tore down, we could just load up and leave if that happens, couldnt we? And she said that would be fine.
Dallas added that he and his parents actually wanted to lead on his competitors that he may have been cheating.
So (the promoter) told them that if we ran there, we probably werent going to tear down, we were just going to load up and go home, he said. I went up there and won my heat and the feature. I pulled into the infield, and they said, Youre being protested, and I said, Thats good. Do we need to tear down here, or at the trailer?
To everyones surprise upon inspection, Everetts car proved to be more stock than many of his competitors. He became more respected at that point, and eventually went on to claim 20 feature wins and the 2007 mini-stock championship at Beebe.
Though he is mature for his age, Everett has still had a lot of help from his family in his racing endeavors. Both Rick and Shelly work in the family business at Marple Auto Sales in Searcy. Dallas grandparents, Roy and Shirley Marple, bought Dallas his modified ride two years ago. They serve as the cars primary sponsor. He also gets setup help from Mike Knight on race weekends.
Looking ahead, Everett said he would like to try the growing crate late-model class at some point, but for now, its all about modified racing.
Im looking forward to getting to race with people who have a lot of experience, said Everett. I think it will be a lot of fun.
Thats what I wanted to do was just run modifieds. I knew that E-mod would be the correct choice, since that was a little easier way to get into modifieds rather than just jumping into that class. Because that would be such a big jump.
On the track, Everett relies on his own knowledge for setup feedback and lane choice. A lot of younger competitors try and emulate their favorite drivers, but Everetts philosophy is surprisingly like that of most veterans: race the track instead of the guy ahead of and behind you.
I do watch a lot of other races, but the main reason is to see what the tracks doing, said Everett. I really dont watch it to see what other drivers are doing. Yeah, the people up front are going to be smoother, but I want to know what the tracks going to do.
While his 36 feature wins to date, along with training at the Brooks-Shaw modified racing school late last year, has given Everett the confidence to enter the modified class, he is making sure he doesnt become overconfident.
I dont want to count my chickens before they hatch, said Everett. A feature win would be great, but I would be happy with just a heat win and some top fives before the end of the year. I just want to be a consistent car for the rest of the year.


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Lifestyle affects life expectancy more than genetics does, study finds
Feb. 7, 2011
How you live, more than how long your parents lived, determines how old you'll get, new research suggests.
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How you live, more than how long your parents lived, determines how old you will get, new research suggests. It's often assumed that people with parents who lived to be very old are more likely to live to a grand old age themselves. But in reality "lifestyle has the biggest impact," said Lars Wilhelmsen of the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, one of the authors of the study, published in the Journal of Internal Medicine. The researchers found that the highest chances of living to 90 were enjoyed by nonsmokers who consumed moderate amounts of coffee and had a good socioeconomic status at the age of 50—measured in terms of housing costs—as well as good physical working capacity at the age of 54 and low cholesterol at 50. "The study clearly shows that we can influence several of the factors that decide how old we get," said Wilhelmsen. Cholesterol levels are influenced by dietary factors, for example. "This is positive not only for the individual, but also for society as it doesn't entail any major drug costs," he added. "Many of these factors have previously been identified as playing a role in cardiovascular disease, but here we are showing for the first time that they are important for survival in general." The study drew data from a survey begun in 1963, of men born in half a century earlier. A third of all male 50-year-olds in Gothenburg were called for a check-up that focused on cardiovascular health. Every ten years since, a new group of 50-year-olds has been called in and those who were already taking part in the study have received another check-up. This has let researchers follow the development of illnesses in a specific age group, and to compare the health of 50-year-olds in 2003 with that of 50-year-olds in 1963, for example. Women have been included in the study since 2003. Several variables have been studied over the years, including BMI, smoking habits, cholesterol, exercise habits and blood pressure. The men born in 1913 were examined when they were 50, 54, 60, 67, 75 and 80. Of the 855 men who took part in the study from the start, 13% were still alive at 90. An earlier finding based on the same survey came in 2008 when researchers discovered that a drop in the number of smokers, combined with lower cholesterol levels and lower blood pressure, between 1963 and 2003 could offer an explanation for the marked downturn in the number of heart attacks during this 40-year period.


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Another Thomas Jefferson Tried to Eliminate Slavery in Virginia
Thomas Fleming
This article is adapted from Thomas Fleming's new book, A Disease In the Public Mind – A New Understanding of Why We Fought the Civil War. Part two of a three-part series (read parts one and two). Thomas Jefferson Randolph. Credit: Monticello.
Originally published 04/07/2013
Gilder Lehrman's Flawed History of Emancipation
Alan Singer
Image via Shutterstock.Publishers and curriculum developers are racing to align social studies lessons with new national Common Core literacy standards. Most are clearly motivated by financial incentives -- they want to sell textbooks, workshops, and online packages to school districts anxious to comply with new demands.
Originally published 02/25/2013
Manisha Sinha: The Forgotten Emancipationists
Manisha Sinha is a professor of Afro-American studies and history at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. She is the author of "The Counterrevolution of Slavery: Politics and Ideology in Antebellum South Carolina" and the forthcoming "The Slave's Cause: Abolition and the Origins of America's Interracial Democracy."On the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, discussion over who freed the slaves, fueled by movies like "Lincoln," have become commonplace. While historians have debated the relative roles of Abraham Lincoln and the slaves themselves in the coming of emancipation, few have paid attention to the abolitionists, the forgotten emancipationists in the story of black freedom.
Originally published 08/05/2012
Jim Downs: Civil War and Emancipation the "Greatest Biological Catastrophe of the Nineteenth Century."
Robin Lindley
Contraband during the Civil War. Credit: Wiki Commons.January 1, 2013 will mark the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of the effective date of the Emancipation Proclamation.We tend to think of the emancipation of African American slaves in the South as a celebratory moment of jubilation and ecstasy. But there is a darker, bitterly ironic side to this triumphant story -- a grim story of neglect and indifference to a vulnerable population of uprooted men, women and children left to negotiate their freedom in a hostile, war-torn, disease-plagued land.
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Emily Rideout is an active performer on both modern and Baroque viola. She was twice a winner of the Boston University Bach Competition, and has appeared as a guest with the Muir, Emerson, and Avalon String Quartets. As a Baroque violist, she has collaborated with Dawn Upshaw, Julianne Baird, Robert Mealy, and Arthur Haas; her projects have included performances with Les Bostonades, a tour of Japan with Cambridge Concentus and Joshua Rifkin, and recording a period-instrument soundtrack for the PBS documentary "Seeing in the Dark." Emily is also an enthusiastic folk musician, and was fiddler in the band Three Tall Pines, whose 2009 album oforiginal music was well received by critics in the U.S. and Europe. She serves on the faculty of Suzuki School of Newton and is in demand as an instructor/presenter at Suzuki Institutes across the country; she was recently featured as a speaker at the 2012 National Suzuki Conference in Minneapolis. Emily holds a doctorate from Boston University, as well as degrees from
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HSU's Birthday Party On Saturday
ARCATA- Humboldt State University will celebrate their 100th Birthday on the Arcata Plaza with the community on Saturday. The event is in conjunction with Arcata Main Street and the Arcata Chamber of Commerce.
The event starts at 4:00PM and runs until 7:00PM and features live music from five bands, free cookies, and an antique car show.
"Number one, the Birthday is a family event," said University Spokesman, Paul Mann. The event will have a kids zone with fire truck rides, face painting, and a puppet show.


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Young Indonesian model, Manohara Odelia Pinot, Who married with Prince of Kelantan, Malaysia (Tengku Temmenggong Kelantan) was kidnapped and got a sexual harrashment from her husband. Some sites tell this is jokes and defend Malaysian Prince and his Kingdom of Kelantan, but this is not jokes for Indonesian peoples, this is was proved and need to be proceed later on.
Manohara Odelia Pinot.
Not to blame once again, but this is a truth that Malaysian also did un-racional things to Indonesian citizens that living in their country, for example is what happened to a lot of Indonesian workers (TKI) that got sexual harrashment or tortured by Malaysian.
To see this Manohara problems, in many perspective, such as many news was released, that Manohara's mother selling her for enrich herself or to enter the socilite lifes, nobility, etc. The way that news report was unproved that Malaysian said, but this is a problems, we can not separate this from other posibility, just for assumtion.
And then, how this problems means for us as Indonesia peoples? not to blame once again, sometimes, for example Manohara's mom who blind because of luxurious, just gives her daughter to Kelantan's prince, that she assumed has position, luxurious and nobility, it is show that Indonesia have a lower bargaining position, in economics, politics and laws.
Should SBY involves in this problems? in his capability as president of Indonesia, SBY have a strong chance to solve this problems, but it is not president responsibility, this step can be putted to Indonesia Foreign Affairs Depatment, but Manohara's case not that easy as we know, to much aspects to be involved in this case, let se how it is work?


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Monday, June 4, 2012
Crittercism Scores $5.5M For Mobile App Performance Tools
San Francisco-based Crittercism, a developer of mobile application management tools, said this morning that it has raised $5.5M in a series A funding round. The round came from Opus Capital, Shasta Ventures, and Google Ventures. Crittercism, led by Andrew Levy, provides software to help monitor mobile apps running on iOS, Android and HTML5, including handling trace and crash logs, exception reports, and other software errors. More information »


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Jake Kee proved Gatesville is not a one-man team.
While quarterback Cole Edmiston is undoubtedly the engine that makes the Hornets' well-oiled machine go, he is not the offense's only option.
In the regular-season finale at Liberty Hill, junior running back Kee carried Gatesville to a 48-25 victory by rushing for 244 yards and four touchdowns, including three in the game's first 12:08. Kee entered the contest averaging 83.1 yards per game, but his outburst helped the Hornets secure their first undefeated regular season since winning the Class 3A, Division I state championship in 2000.
"I just handed him the ball and watched, and he was out the gate," Edmiston said of Kee's performance. "He's a fantastic running back. He runs hard, he's fast, he's learning to be patient, and I just have all the confidence in the world in him and the linemen to make the blocks."
On the second play from scrimmage, Kee ran for a 30-yard touchdown, and after the Panthers turned the ball over on downs on the following possession, he struck again, breaking free for a 50-yard touchdown run out of a wildcat formation.
Less than 20 seconds into the second quarter, Kee converted a third down by running 34 yards into the end zone, giving Gatesville a commanding 28-0 advantage before adding a final scoring run of 51 yards late in the third quarter.
Like Edmiston, Kee gave credit to his linemen for allowing him to excel.
"I don't know what to say about (the offense as a whole)," Kee said. "Our line did an excellent job for us, and I just ran as fast as I could."
Kee's performance could not have come at a better time as Edmiston suffered through an uncharacteristic showing. But even when he struggles, Edmiston still finds ways to make an impact.
The senior completed eight of 18 passes for 153 yards and threw his fourth interception of the season and ran for a meager 5 yards after entering the game averaging 209.1 passing yards and 85.4 rushing yards per game. Nevertheless, two of his completions resulted in touchdowns as he connected with senior Tyler Jaynes for 78- and 20-yard scores.
"It is just execution," Edmiston said. "The linemen executed, we all executed, and if we do that every week, we can run what we want to run. (This game) shows it right there."
By the Numbers
- 13.3 — Average yards per play Salado allowed McGregor in a 55-28 season-ending loss. The Eagles (2-8, 2-5 13-2A, Div. I) surrendered 598 yards of total offense, including 262 rushing on 29 carries and 336 passing on 16 completions for the Bulldogs.
- 9 — Florence punts as they were shut out 56-0 by Cameron Yoe and held to 53 yards of offense.
- 46 — Difference between the rushing yards for Lampasas (365) and passing yards for Burnet (319) in the Badgers' 29-27 loss to the Bulldogs.
Up Next
- Gatesville (10-0) vs. Alvarado (7-3), Division II-3A bi-district playoffs at Waco Midway — Gatesville is back in the playoffs for the first time in three seasons, and despite playing the third-place finisher from District 7-3A, the Hornets could be in for a tough time. The Indians averaged 38.2 points per game compared to the Hornets' 38.3, and the defenses are extremely similar, with Gatesville allowing 17.2 per game and Alavarado giving up 14.8. Where they differ, however, is in their offensive approaches. The Hornets are extremely balanced and can win in a variety of ways, while the Indians are a straightforward running team, producing 287.4 of its 377.4 yards per game on the ground.


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An important component of the CTNS mission is to encourage creative teaching in science and religion. CTNS, as an program of the Graduate Theological Union (GTU), is intimately involved in religious higher education: CTNS faculty teach courses and give guest lectures at the GTU and at its member seminaries. However, the pedagogical work of CTNS is not limited to teaching courses at the GTU. The now completed Science and Religion Course Program awarded grants to professors around the world who developed new courses in science and religion, and held supporting conferences and workshops on the art and method of teaching in this interdisciplinary field. CTNS publications also serve the academic community by providing texts for use in classes at all levels of interest, from adult education to graduate research.
CTNS Sponsored Faculty
Dr. Robert J. Russell is the Founder and Director of the Center and the Ian G. Barbour Professor of Theology and Science at the GTU. He is ordained in the United Church of Christ to Ministry in higher education. Dr. Russell is the author of Cosmology from Alpha to Omega: Towards the Mutual Creative Interaction of Theology and Science (Fortress Press, 2008), serves as primary editor of the CTNS-Vatican Observatory volumes on science and divine action, is editor of the festschrift, Fifty Years in Science and Religion: Ian G. Barbour and His Legacy, and is author of numerous articles in the science and religion dialogue. Dr. Russell serves as Co-editor of Theology and Science journal and as P.I. of STARS: Science and Transcendence Advanced Research Series: "Science and the Quest for Ultimate Reality".
CTNS Affiliated Faculty
Dr. Ted Peters
is Professor of Systematic Theology, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and the GTU, teaching in systematic and philosophical theology. A former Parish pastor, Rev. Peters is ordained in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). He directed the CTNS Science and Religion Course Program and has authored numerous books and articles on theology and science--theology. Dr. Peters is Co-editor of Theology and Science and serves on the CTNS Board of Directors, Executive Committee.
CTNS Faculty are available as teaching resources for pastors and speakers for religious groups. Email or call CTNS to request a speaker.
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CTNS-Sponsored Courses (Seminary and Doctoral Levels)
Graduate Theological Union registration information
CTNS faculty continue to offer a variety of M. Div., M.A. and Ph.D. level courses through the Graduate Theological Union (GTU). Dr. Robert Russell and Dr. Ted Peters oversee M.Div and M.A. students and supervise a number of doctoral students currently pursuing their dissertation research in theology and science at the GTU. Current CTNS-sponsored graduate courses at the GTU are listed below.
Spring 2017
STCE 4864 Evolution, Theology and Ethics
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU); Daekyung Kim (Newhall Award)
GTU: Mudd, Thursday, 2:10PM-5:00 PM
This lecture / discussion course is a study in Christian Theology and Ethics in light of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, Social Darwinism, sociobiology, bio-genetic technology, artificial intelligence, and transhumanism. Rival positions will be compared: materialistic atheism, biblical and scientific creationism, intelligent design, and theistic evolution. The Theistic Evolution School will be given special attention. Much of the theological reading material will be drawn from the works of theistic evolutionists and ethical issues raised by altering human nature. This is a course in theology and ethics informed by science. Grading will be determined by general class participation, class oral report, and two ePapers. Prerequisite: basic introduction to systematic theology. Alert: book purchases may be expensive.
RSST4100 Science, Religion, Ethics: Bioethics in Light of Theology and Science
Braden Molhoek (CTNS/GTU), Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU)
Tuesday 2:10PM-5:00PM
In this seminar we will explore the relationship between the science and religion dialogue and issues in bioethics. The course will include primers on both science and religion and bioethics, and these tools will be used to examine the following issues: stem cell research, genetic engineering, human enhancement/transhumanism, as well as interfaith perspectives on these issues when possible. The intended audience is any student interested in learning more about the science and religion dialogue, bioethics, and the specific issues listed above. Evaluation will include one reflection paper and one research paper. [20 max enrollment; Auditors with faculty permission]
Fall 2016
ST 5103 Christian Theology & Natural Science since 1965: I
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
GTU: Thursday, 2:10PM-5:00 PM
This is the first of two doctoral seminars in Christian Theology & Natural Science offered by the Concentration in Theology and Science in the GTU Department of Theology and Ethics. Both courses are highly recommended to entering GTU doctoral students desiring to focus on this Concentration, and to advanced doctoral students wishing to broader their reading in the Concentration. In this first seminar, we review the work of several major figures from 1965 to date: Ian Barbour, John Haught, Sallie McFague, Nancey Murphy, Wolfhart Pannenberg, Arthur Peacocke, and John Polkinghorne. We will examine the theological implications of physics, cosmology, evolution, genetics, and the cognitive and neurosciences, as well as methodology in theology and science, as found in their writings. We will occasionally include ethical issues related to science and technology, and introduce the perspectives of alternate religions / spiritualities on science. The course will consist primarily of reading, analysis, and constructive reflection on the works of theological figures such as those who have significantly shaped the dialogue between faith and science. The selected works are considered basic to the concentration in Theology and Science. Doctoral students as well as M.A. or advanced M.Div. students with a background in theology will find this seminar illuminating and edifying.
Spring 2016
ST 5240 Theology of Wolfhart Pannenberg
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU); Greg Love (SFTS)
GTU: Hedco, Thursday, 2:10PM-5:00 PM
In this advanced M.A./M.Div. and Doctoral seminar we will study in depth the theology of Wolfhart Pannenberg, arguably one of the two or three most distinguished Protestant theologians of the 20th century. HIs work is "required reading" for entering GTU doctoral students and this semiar specifically serves the needs and interests of students in the GTU Area of Systematic and Philosophical Theology. Advanced M.A. and M.Div. students will find it of interest as well. Texts will include the three volumes of his Systematic Theology, selections from his earlier ground-breaking Revelation as History, and other materials including those relating Pannenberg's work to the natural sciences.
ST 6015 Theology and Science Research
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Friday, 11:10AM-12:30PM
This student led seminar allows doctoral students an opportunity to present scholarly research in theology and science to their peers and participating faculty. This includes papers being prepared for GTU examinations, for presentation at the American Academy of Religion Annual Conference, as well as continuing research. It also includes an opportunity to discuss timely materials related to theology and science from journals, media and other sources.
ST 4364 Science, Theology & Ethics
Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
PLTS: GH1, Tuesday, 9:40AM-12:30 PM
An introduction to modern conversations between Christian theology and the natural sciences: actually, an introduction to the field of Theology & Science. Emphasized will be the value of science for theological construction, ethical discernment, and pastoral ministry. Topics will include (1) whether or not science and faith really are at war; (2) physical cosmology and the Christian doctrine of creation; (3) theological implications of extraterrestrial life; (4) the controversy over evolution; (5) the ethical controversy in genetics over cloning and stem cells; (6) environmental and ecological ethics; (7) and ministry to and with scientists within Christian congregations. Special attention will be given to atheist arguments against theism that employ scientific materialism. Prerequisite: basic introduction to theology. No science background required, even though helpful.
Fall 2015
ST 5121 Theology of Tillich
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU); Greg Love (SFTS)
GTU: Hedco, Tuesday, 2:10PM-5:00 PM
In this advanced M.A./M.Div. and Doctoral seminar we will study in depth the theology of Paul Tillich, arguably one of the two or three most distinguished Protestant theologians of the 20th century. His work is "required reading" for entering GTU doctoral students and this seminar specifically serves the needs and interests of students in the GTU Area of Systematic and Philsophical Theology. Advanced M.A. and M.Div. students will find it of interest as well. Texts will include the three volumes of his Systematic Theology, selections from his sermons and other writings, and materials relating Tillich's work to the natural sciences.
ST 6015 Theology and Science Research
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Friday, 11:10AM-12:30PM
NTST 4577 Interpreting the Body
Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU); Annette Weissenrieder
Spring 2015
ST 4600 Christian Theology and Contemporary Science
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Thursday, 2:10PM-5:00 PM
In this course for advanced MDiv/MA and entering doctoral students, we will examine principal Christian doctrines in light of the natural sciences and the philosophy of science. The main theological topics include method, God, revelation, creation and providence, theological anthropology (imago dei, sin), natural evil, Christ and salvation, and eschatology. Scientific areas include Big Bang, inflationary and quantum cosmologies/ multiverse, quantum physics, relativity, thermodynamics, chaos theory, evolutionary and molecular biology/genetics, and the cognitive and neurosciences. The course will help students preparing for Christian ministry or for doctoral studies introduce the natural sciences into their professional formation.
Spring 2014
ST 6015 Theology and Science Research
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Friday, 11:10AM-12:30PM
STCE 6005 Astrotheology & Astroethics
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Thursday, 2:10PM-5:00PM
This seminar will frame theological and ethical exploration within a scientific review of physical cosmology, the expanding universe, the search by astrobiologists for microbial life within our solar system, and the search by SETI Institute for intelligent life elsewhere in the Milky Way. Astrotheology will be defined as that branch of theology which provides a critical analysis of the contemporary space sciences combined with an explication of classic doctrines such as creation and Christology for the purpose of constructing a comprehensive and meaningful understanding of our human situation within an astonishingly immense cosmos. Astroethics will be defined as that branch of ethics which formulates issues regarding space exploration, the treatment of off-Earth biospheres, planetary protection, satellite surveillance, weaponization of space, and plans for welcoming extraterrestrial intelligent life into a common future. Field trips to NASA and SETI may be planned.
Fall 2013
ST 6015 Theology and Science Research
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Friday, 11:10AM-12:30PM
STSP 5900 Axial Theology Within Big History I
Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU); Lindsey Dean (GTU)
This seminar in philosophical theology and spirituality places the Axial Breakthrough within the context of Big History and the rise of ancient civilization. Big History includes the Big Bang, physical cosmology, and biological evolution leading to Homo sapiens and the modern world. Archaic or pre-axial religion will be reviewed in light of the transcendental insights of Israel, Greece, India, and China in the first millennium before Christ. The contrast and continuity between mythical thinking (mythos) and rational thinking (logos) will be subject to repeated examination, as will current attempts to provide an evolutionary explanation for religion and morality. Primary sources will be read along with secondary theorists such as Karl Jaspers, Mircea Eliade, Robert Bellah, Terrance Deacon, and Eric Voegelin.
Spring 2013
STPT 4874 Christology and Science
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Ted Peters (PLTS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Thursday, 2:10PM-5:00PM
This spring, CTNS has offered the course, Christology and Science, at the Graduate Theological Union, with Professors Ted Peters and Robert Russell. The course is a seminar exploring the dialogue and interaction between contemporary forms of Christology and the natural sciences. Topics for the class have included the relation between christologies from below and from above plus the developing understanding of the human person in light of physics and cosmology, evolutionary and molecular biology, genetics, anthropology, and the cognitive and neurosciences. Traditional sources have been complemented with contemporary theologians such as Walter Kasper, Niels Gregersen, Wolfhart Pannenberg, Ted Peters and Karl Rahner.
Fall 2012
STPT 4600 Christian Theology and Contemporary Science
Robert Russell (CTNS/GTU); Joshua Moritz (CTNS/GTU)
GTU: Hedco, Th, 2:10PM-5:00PM
In this course, we will examine principal Christian doctrines in light of the natural sciences and the philosophy of science. Theological doctrines include God, reason and revelation, creation and providence, theological anthropology (imago dei) and sin, natural evil, Christ and salvation, eschatology. Feminist perspectives on science and religion, inter-religious dialogue in science included. Scientific topics include Big Bang cosmology, physics, evolution, genetics, cognitive/neurosciences.
Spring 2011
In this advanced MDiv/MA course, we will examine
key Christian doctrines in light of the natural
sciences and the philosophy of science.
Theological topics include method, God, reason and
revelation, creation, theological anthropology,
sin and natural evil, Christology, and
eschatology. Science includes cosmology, physics,
evolution and molecular biology, genetics, the
cognitive and neurosciences. The format is
lecture/discussion. The evaluation method includes
class discussion and written research and/or
sermons, adult education material. [15 max
enrollment; Auditors with Faculty permission]
This class is co-taught by PhD student Adam Pryor
with a Newhall Award.
This lecture/discussion course is a study in
Christian theological anthropology in light of
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, Social
Darwinism, sociobiology, bio-genetic technology,
artificial intelligence, and transhumanism. Rival
positions will be compared: materialist atheism,
biblical and scientific creationism, intelligent
design, and theistic evolution. Much of the
reading material will be drawn from theistic
evolution and ethical issues raised by altering
human nature. Grading: Class participation, oral
report, and two ePapers. NOTE: Book purchases may
be expensive.
STPT 5950 Theology Person and Neuroscience
Mark Graves (GTU/CTNS)
Mudd 102, M,
This advanced MA/PhD seminar focuses on our
growing understanding of the relationship between
theological anthropology, cognitive science, and
neuroscience. It provides the student a background
in brain science; a mediating framework based on
cognitive science to explore the connections
between theology and neuroscience; and
opportunities to participate in new scholarship
in the relation between theology and neuroscience.
Topics examined in the course may include
cognitive, affective, and social neuroscience;
religious experience, theological anthropology,
neuroethics, and imago Dei; narrative and
contemplative psychology; philosophy of mind and
pragmatism; artificial intelligence and systems
modeling; concepts and metaphor in language; and
consciousness and emergence.
ST 6015 Theology and Science Research
Dr. Robert John Russell and Dr. Ted Peters (CTNS/GTU)Mudd 103, W, 11:30-1:00
This advanced seminar will monitor the independent
research of each student, especially research
dealing with the mutual interaction of Christian
theology and natural science. Evaluation: Regular
attendance, one scholarly paper, plus one or more
class presentations. [Auditors with Faculty
NOTE: Class meets only 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of
the month.
ST 4827 Religion, Science and Ecology
Ted Peters (CTNS/GTU) Richard B. Norgaard (UCB) and Daniel R. Smith (CTNS/GTU)
Mondays 2:10-5:00pm, UCB, Wheeler Hall
The purpose of this seminar is to bring together
representative views in religious and scientific
communities to explore the ways in which they have
contributed to the current ecological crisis and
how they might work together towards its
salvation. Class participation, written reflection
and term paper required. [20 max enrollment;
Auditors with Faculty permission] Class meets in
203 Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley, beginning on
Monday, 8/30/10.
STHS 5111 History of Theology: 1914-1965
Fr. Michael Dodds(DSPT)/ Dr. Robert John Russell. (GTU/CTNS)
3.00 Units,
Thursdays, 2:10 - 5:00 pm. DSPT 3.
This seminar is designed to help students develop
their research skills and their ability both to
identify key theological issues and to interpret
them in their historical perspectives. In keeping
with the ecumenical focus of the Area, the course
explores major Protestant and Roman Catholic
theologians, emphasizing the period from World War
I to Vatican II. AS an outcome, students will be
able to identify at least 10 key figures and their
place in the theological, philosophical, and
cultural movements of the 20th century. The course
is required for Systematic and Philosophical
Theology doctoral students, but with faculty
permission is also open to master's level students
in the final year of their programs. Students will
be assessed through their informed and active
participation in seminar discussions and by
writing a 15 page research paper. [15 max
enrollment; PIN code required; Auditors excluded]
ST 6015 Theology and Science Research
Dr. Robert John Russell and Dr. Ted Peters (CTNS/GTU)
Mudd 103, W, 11:30-1:00
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Course Development Resources
The Science and Religion Course Program was an eight-year initiative to encourage the teaching of science and religion in seminaries, colleges, and universities worldwide. The Course Program was initially administered by Gordon College and focused primarily on scholars in North America and England. From 1998-2002, CTNS has administered and broadened the program in a variety of ways, focused principally on three aims: (1) to strengthen the base of scholars currently teaching in this field, (2) to broaden the impact of science and religion on leading research universities and theological seminaries, and (3) to further internationalize dialogue by introducing and cultivating programmatic work in Africa, Asia, Australia/New Zealand, continental Europe, and Latin America.
Nearly eight hundred US $10,000 Course Awards were distributed to institutions and professors across the globe. Though the program is over, the community of scholars and the legacy of pedagogical resources that the Course program created continue to influence ongoing dialogues between science and religion. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the John Templeton Foundation.
To aid the development of new courses, the Course Program
has selected seventy-five exemplary syllabi that are available for downloading and viewing. The complete list of
Course Program winners from 1995--2002 is available here, as well as the 2002 Research Fellowships.
To support the Course Program's
goals, CTNS held numerous workshops and conferences on topics
from genetics to cosmology. Select lectures and panel discussions
are available in written form and via streaming
audio and video.
For more online resources, visit our publications page.
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A legal battle between an Australian brewing icon and one of the world's most powerful wine producers has ended – with a definitive win for wine.
The High Court ruled California-based wine conglomerate E & J Gallo Winery has exclusive rights to the "Barefoot" brand on beverages, reversing a full Federal Court decision in favour of
The two companies have been fighting over the Barefoot name for years. Gallo argued that Lion Nathan's Barefoot Radler beer ("infused with a serious twist of lemon and lime") infringed a trademark it registered in 1999 for its Barefoot line ("affordable wines that can be enjoyed by everyone").
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Lion Nathan was given 28 days to stop selling Barefoot Radler and ordered to pay Gallo's costs. Lion Nathan said it planned to rename the beer "Bare Cove Radler". But before it launches the new brand, it will have to pull all the undrunk Barefoot Radler from bottle shops and pubs. Barefoot Radler beer has been sold since January 2008.
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You're Teaching Our Children What presents another revealing video about the true nature of the Safe Schools program.
BREAKING VIDEO: Watch Steve, a heroic father, talk about the 'Safe Schools' program in his daughter's school. "It was all about gender identity, promoting LGBTI issues, you know, people say teaching about penis tucking and breast binding, I saw the links, I saw the material there, people talk about teaching kids to hide their internet history, I saw that it was it was all there…" . Every parent must watch this video.


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Goretex and tip grafts removal
6 weeks post op from open rhino. Ps placed goretex to dorsum, harvested nasal septum to increase tip height and ear cartilage for projection. However i want all these removed.... READ MORE
Will tightness and stiffness of nose tip continue after removal of grafts?
PS harvested nasal septum to add height to my tip and added ear cartilage for tip projection. Due to some psychological/emotional reasons i am certain that il have it remove.... READ MORE
Which has more swelling? Primary surgery or removal of implant and grafts?
2.5 months post op after open rhino. Goretex on dorsum and nasal septum was harvested for tip height and added ear cartilage for projection. I am planning to have all these... READ MORE
2.5 months post op of Rhinoplasty, there is swelling after removal of nose tip grafts. Is this normal?
2.5mos open rhino. Ps harvested nasal septum for tip height and ear cartilage for projection. goretex was placed in dorsum. I am certain i will remove all these whether it will... READ MORE
Will I have a congested nose after implant removal?
Scheduled for goretex and tip grafts removal this coming july. It will be mu 2.5 months after open rhino. I just decided to remove all these bec depression was killing me... READ MORE
Risk in columella after Gore-Tex removal from bridge?
Had open rhino last april 21,2014. I regretted having the surgery and wanted to have closest to my pre op state as possible. PS agrees to remove it next month july so it will... READ MORE
Supplements and foods to eat after Rhinoplasty
Is it okay to drink grape seed supplement on the first week of revision rhinoplasty? Also can i drink turmeric tea on my second or third day? I also have protandim supplement,... READ MORE
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Hi rhino09. Did u have open rhino? I had open rhino last april 2014 using gortex and tip grafts for nosetip. I am scheduled to remove all these next month july which is only around 2.5 months from primary. surgeon only use open approach... READ COMMENT
Im so happy for u pneonia! how i wish id feel like u after also my removal. :( i soo envy u that u can now live normaly again.. I hope even if u want to move on already and stop giving time to open your account i hope ul keep in touch... READ COMMENT
In person maybe i can say my nose is better bec it has higher bridge and tip than my original nose. But i hated the idea of having silastic implant like goretex. I can sometimes see the goretex inside in mu pictures and also depends on... READ COMMENT
100% relate. I am an asian. So i had bulbous tip. My Ps harvested nasal septum to increase the height and placed ear cartilage above it for projection. And he used goretex for bridge. Though the result is not that bad, better than my... READ COMMENT


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Fire destroys cars at Canyon Park apartments
Fire spread fast through a carport at the Canyon Park Apartments in Beaverton Sunday night.
Five cars were damaged by the fire. Most of the cars were destroyed.
Within four minutes, crews from Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue arrived and began aggressively fighting the fire. They were able to extinguish the burning carport and keep the fire from spreading to nearby apartments.
Preliminary reports indicate that the fire started in a trash dumpster. Investigators think it was intentionally set. The case has been turned over to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
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Sian Mein
Daydreams - Poem by Sian Mein
From a short distance,
I look upon your beautiful face.
You notice and smile
With the most humbling grace.
Your unique walk,
seduces me and openly invites,
As my heart pounds faster,
It opens the door to much greater heights.
I fall into an immediate daydream,
You take my hand, into the land of bliss.
The emotions I feel,
Like an soft eternal kiss.
With every touch
And whisper so sweet
And you've always been the same
Since the moment we met in the street.
As I open my eyes,
You're now next to me
You know what I'm thinking
We both smile and agree.
Your brown hair
Your crystal blue eyes
Your smile warms my heart
And I'm some how I'm hypnotised.
By Sian Mein
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How many cc's (max.) for a smaller body frame to achieve a more natural-appearance? I am 5' tall and 100 lbs. I've had one childbirth and breastfed for about a year. I am currently size 34AA and would like to be able to fill out my clothes.
I'd like a natural looking breasts (no stretched out skin or too full on top) but also want to have something up there. I have opted to go with saline implants 280 cc. Would that look too big or small in your opinion? What do you think is the maximum cc that my body can take without looking "enhanced"?


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New Jersey Partnership for Healthy Kids study
The Foundation's initiative, New Jersey Addresses Childhood Obesity, was designed to support efforts to seed community and state partnerships to prevent childhood obesity in New Jersey.This project will provide vital information for planning and evaluating interventions aimed at preventing childhood obesity in five New Jersey municipalities. According to the report of the New Jersey Obesity Prevention Taskforce, this state has the highest incidence of obesity in low-income children ages 2 to 5. Reliable data for school-aged children in the nation and adolescents in New Jersey are not available. Effective interventions for addressing childhood obesity in New Jersey will require heretofore unavailable information on who is most at risk (locale and characteristics) and on contributing factors that can be addressed through interventions. The project has two major objectives. First, generate population estimates of the prevalence of obesity and overweight status among children ages 3-18, based on parent reports of height and weight, in five cities: Newark, Trenton, Camden, New Brunswick, and Vineland, as well as sub-areas within each city. To the extent possible, obtain actual measured heights and weights of children from the school districts (without student identifiers) in those cities and use these data to validate and, if appropriate, improve upon the parent-reported estimates. Second, identify factors that contribute to overweight and obesity among children in these communities to guide the design of interventions, addressing the relative importance of socio-demographic characteristics, parents' attitudes and perceptions, aspects of the physical activity and food environment, and other neighborhood characteristics. Identify the contribution of these factors to children's eating and physical activity behaviors.The major vehicles for addressing these issues will be a household survey of families with children in the five cities, existing neighborhood-level data on the food and physical activity environments, and de-identified measurements of heights and weights recorded at the local schools. A comprehensive communications strategy will include broad dissemination and discussion of the findings from the study with key stakeholders at the community and at the state level.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $1,683,000.00
Awarded on: 4/22/2008
Time frame: 5/15/2008 - 11/14/2011
Grant Number: 64253
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - New Brunswick
57 US Highway 1
New Brunswick, 08901-8554
Michael J. Yedidia
Project Director


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Discover luxury and refinement in this old post house on the roads of Saint Jacques de Compostelle. The inn is tucked away in the heart of the village, which bathes in the Bas Armagnac sun of the Landes region. It is a real slice of French local tradition where the past sits hand-in-hand with the present; the Garrapit is ancestral but is constantly being renovated. The Garrapit family have been tending to their guests' every need for four generations.
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- Conference Facility
- Kids Allowed
- Nearby City Villeneuve de Marsan
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- Pau Pyrénées Airport (PUF) / 35.8 miles
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