text: hi if you go in to the explorer bar in the view menu, if media is selected, deselect it by pressing enter on it. also like Douglas has said, in ie, under the multi media settings on the advanced page, make sure that don't display online media content in the media bar this needs to be on. hth ----- Original Message ----- From: Ray's Home To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2004 2:13 PM Subject: [access-uk] Re: Audio Links on Web Pages Douglas. I think you are on the right track with your advice to Mal. I use IE6 and SP2; I was looking for the options you mention though, and I cannot find any reference to them at all! Wonder why that is? Maybe I never installed the media bar option, and to judge by the grief its given some, I'm glad I didn't, if that's what's happened. Very puzzling to me though. Ray Personal emails: Email me at mailto:ray-48@xxxxxxxx ----- Original Message ----- From: "Douglas Harrison" Subject: [access-uk] Re: Audio Links on Web Pages Mel, As I have not noticed a reply from one of the experts, may I make a couple of suggestions. I had a similar problem a long time ago, but cannot remember exactly how I dealt with it. 1. In IE Tools menu - Internet Options - Advanced page there is an item "Do not play on line media content in the media bar" - that should be On. 2. Again in IE6, View menu - Explorer bar press Enter of Media Bar. Tab into the second panel and you should find an Options button which takes you to a menu in which one of the items is Settings. Experiment with the items concerned with playing in the media bar to see if you can stop the behaviour you don't want. Sorry that the above is a bit vague - perhaps someone else can give more precise instructions, but I suspect that is where the problem arises. Douglas On 1 Oct 2004 at 12:27, Mel Spooner wrote: Hi All, Windows XP home with service pack 2, IE6. A while ago I had a window come up whilst playing some audio which would normally open up Windows Media player. The message asked me if I wanted to play the audio from within the web page or something along those lines. I stupidly said yes and since then, I don't get audio which would normally use Media Player. I hoped that upgrading to service pack 2 might solve the problem but it hasn't. Someone on this list a while ago suggested that I checked the settings in Media Player, which I did, but nothing seemed very relevant. Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks Mel -- Douglas Harrison ** To leave the list, send a message to:- ** access-uk-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ** and in the Subject line type ** unsubscribe ** For other list commands such as vacation mode, send a message, to ** access-uk-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the Subject:- faq ** To leave the list, send a message to:- ** access-uk-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ** and in the Subject line type ** unsubscribe ** For other list commands such as vacation mode, send a message, to ** access-uk-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the Subject:- faq


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North Hopkins students will return to classes on Monday, Aug. 25. Elementary "Meet the Teacher" will be held on Thursday, Aug. 21 at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria.
The Weir family participated in My Bowl, a fundraiser for the Special Olympics bowling team, on the weekend of Aug. 2. Yvonne reports, "Dustin, Natalie and Dakota Weir and Ashley Cline were on our team." Their team name was Weir Wesley's Oddballs. Destri helped them make a sign the week before and they had red t-shirts featuring their team name. Yvonne says, "We didn't win any bowling prizes, but had a blast!" Wesley was on a team with other Special Olympians.
On Friday, Aug. 8, Robert, Yvonne, and Wes went to Dallas for the night. Dacy, Elise and Eli Campbell, and Destri Weir visited them and they all had a good time in the pool. They shopped some on Saturday and Yvonne commented that "for a tax-free weekend, it wasn't crowded at all."
Kim Beck reports that she and Lee are "sending kids back to college!" She says, "Jason Beck is heading back to UT Austin to begin his Senior year as Naval ROTC Battalion Commander. Hook 'em Jason! Jackson Dailey is Commerce bound to start his Junior year as Student Government President at Texas A&M—Commerce. Go Lions!"
Don't forget about the Hot August Night BBQ Cook-Off and Concert at the Hopkins Regional County Civic Center this Saturday, Aug. 16, benefiting county volunteer fire departments. The barbecue grounds will open at 1 p.m., with cooks preparing their entries, vendors and a kids' zone. Serving of the barbecue meal will begin at 5 p.m. and the Phil Vassar concert will start at 7 p.m., inside the Civic Center arena.
On Saturday, Aug. 2, Chip and I attended a birthday party honoring Jerry Petty at the Dike Baptist Church. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the delicious buffet. Our community was also represented by Mick and Linda Petty and Rick and Judy Petty, Jerry's cousins.
After we left the party, we drove to Mesquite and met our son, Delayne Vaughn of Waco, and treated him to dinner at Razoo's for his birthday, which was on the first. Following the delicious meal, we went to Linda Ellen Vaughn's house in Dallas and shared the birthday cake that we had taken.
Tiffany Peugh, Morgan, Kenden and Jaidyn Joslin and Chip and I went to East Texas Gators and Wildlife Park in Grand Saline on Friday. We enjoyed holding some of the animals, including an alligator, skink, ferret and snakes. We watched the feeding of the alligators and walked around the grounds viewing the other animals. Jaidyn enjoyed jumping in the bounce house and the boys competed at rope climbing. The baby camel, that was wandering among the guests, tried to join us for our picnic lunch!
That afternoon, we drove to Holly Lake Resort and enjoyed swimming and playing games. Jacob, Tyler, Collin and Jakota Peugh wanted to have some "boy time" and they invited Tommy Beck over to watch wrestling with them, while Tiffany and the kids were gone.
As we returned from our trip on Saturday, we dropped Kenden off at the recreation center at Texas A&M-Commerce for a party with his baseball team, and then I took Tiffany and Jaidyn to a birthday party at Jerry's Jump Zone in Sulphur Springs. I went home just long enough to unload the car, and then I went to the wedding reception for John and Stephanie Long at the North Hopkins School cafeteria. Later that afternoon, Chip and I attended a college graduation party for our nephew, Brian Vaughn, at Davis Street Baptist Church's fellowship hall, and from there we went to The Way Church for the 40th anniversary party for Ronnie and Susan Collins.
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Get ready for an explosion of purple! In a St. Thomas first, the university will host an all-campus celebration featuring Reunions, Homecoming & Family Weekend. All Tommie alumni, family members, friends, neighbors and even second cousins are invited to Paint the World Purple.
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Child abuse and neglect hearings, when held, procedure–supremecourt rules to be promulgated–transfer of school records, when.
211.032. 1. Except as otherwise provided in a circuit participatingin a pilot project established by the Missouri supreme court, when a childor person seventeen years of age, alleged to be in need of care andtreatment pursuant to subdivision (1) of subsection 1 of section 211.031,is taken into custody, the juvenile or family court shall notify theparties of the right to have a protective custody hearing. Suchnotification shall be in writing.
2. Upon request from any party, the court shall hold a protectivecustody hearing. Such hearing shall be held within three days of therequest for a hearing, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays.For circuits participating in a pilot project established by the Missourisupreme court, the parties shall be notified at the status conference oftheir right to request a protective custody hearing.
3. No later than February 1, 2005, the Missouri supreme court shallrequire a mandatory court proceeding to be held within three days,excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays, in all cases undersubdivision (1) of subsection 1 of section 211.031. The Missouri supremecourt shall promulgate rules for the implementation of such mandatory courtproceedings and may consider recommendations from any pilot projectsestablished by the Missouri supreme court regarding such proceedings.Nothing in this subsection shall prevent the Missouri supreme court fromexpanding pilot projects prior to the implementation of this subsection.
4. The court shall hold an adjudication hearing no later than sixtydays after the child has been taken into custody. The court shall notifythe parties in writing of the specific date, time, and place of suchhearing. If at such hearing the court determines that sufficient causeexists for the child to remain in the custody of the state, the court shallconduct a dispositional hearing no later than ninety days after the childhas been taken into custody and shall conduct review hearings regarding thereunification efforts made by the division every ninety to one hundredtwenty days for the first year the child is in the custody of the division.After the first year, review hearings shall be held as necessary, but in noevent less than once every six months for as long as the child is in thecustody of the division.
5. At all hearings held pursuant to this section the court mayreceive testimony and other evidence relevant to the necessity of detainingthe child out of the custody of the parents, guardian or custodian.
6. By January 1, 2005, the supreme court shall develop rulesregarding the effect of untimely hearings.
7. If the placement of any child in the custody of the children'sdivision will result in the child attending a school other than the schoolthe child was attending when taken into custody:
(1) The child's records from such school shall automatically beforwarded to the school that the child is transferring to upon notificationwithin two business days by the division; or
(2) Upon request of the foster family, the guardian ad litem, or thevolunteer advocate and whenever possible, the child shall be permitted tocontinue to attend the same school that the child was enrolled in andattending at the time the child was taken into custody by the division.The division, in consultation with the department of elementary andsecondary education, shall establish the necessary procedures to implementthe provisions of this subsection.
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"The antidote to disfunctional relationships is not to encourage singles to just 'get out there and dig in', but to encourage them to dive into service within their local church, to take advantage of this season of life to follow hard after God and to think and pray through those characteristics that they value in a mate. Let's be honest - dating is about marriage… even unbelievers recognize that at some distorted level." -Matthew Hall [1]
- Biblical Courtship, a nine sermon series from Dr. Dan Coleman.
- Courtship and Marriage, an eight sermon series from Pastor Walter Chantry.
- Puritan Courtship, a sermon by Pastor Michael Phillips.
- Courtship and Biblical Manhood, a sermon by Paul Washer from HeartCry Missionary Society.
- Courtship - Part 1, Part 2 (MP3), by Joshua Harris
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- Dating Is Not About Marriage, by Henry Cloud - From How to Get a Date Worth Keeping
- Recreational Dating, by Matthew Hall
- How Should Christians Date?, by Nicole Unice (Relevant Magazine)


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Marian Kihogo is a stylist to celebrities for the red carpet and creative consultant (providing branding, creative realization, art direction etc). She was listed in the New York Post's 25 Best Dressed at New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2011 in February. Needless to say, we admire her style that pushes beyond the norm and breaks typical fashion moulds.
She uniquely blends western designs with African styles and definitely has an eye for trends. We are not her only admirers in the world of fashion: Vogue.co.uk loves her blog and she's a member of Glamour Magazine UK 'Style Tribe'… If you didn't know her, now you do and you can recreate her look for London Fashion Week which caught our eyes thanks to the lovely Anita Quansah Necklace she has on!
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Oh well done you for holding it together. Sending your baby off is a very hard task.ReplyDelete
Pics show a fabulous holiday was had by all.
I am currently in denial about school. MaxiMad starts Reception on Monday ad MiniMad starts preschool the month after.ReplyDelete
Your holiday looks fantastic, lucky you for getting some ice weather.
Good luck to both tall and small as they start at new parts of school (worryingly it doesn't feel all that long ago that I was in their place...)ReplyDelete
The holiday looks lovely, just the sort of calm(ish) restiveness needed!
ps. speaking of restiveness, word v = resti....
its such a weird feeling when the whole starting school thing comes around - i seem to be as bad this year about the daughter starting in KS2 (juniors) i still think of her as a 5 year old - and my august baby went into year one - where does the time go!!ReplyDelete
i advise much much more chocolate ;-)
Good grief, two years and I still haven't found a damn rock pool. I have a kit and everything.ReplyDelete
I'll join you with the chocolate in about 10 days - our school has staggered starts, so I have one week with Eldest in school and one heartwrenching week with just me and Littlest - I'd got used to the chaos over the summer, so that last little speck of me-and-her time is going to be more of a tragic reminder than something to savour.
You're right. I need to buy more chocolate.
Oh we're in the same boat so to speak as my two are now both in school. Bittersweet indeed. I spent quite a few childhood summers in Croyde with my cousins (my grandparents lived close by) and have very fond memories of it.ReplyDelete
No chance that I would EVER choose to walk on that pathway!ReplyDelete
It is so very exciting when little ones start school. Developing independence in thought and action is wonderful to watch.
Exciting times for the Misses Small - and now you can work hard doing all the things you want to do...so that you can spend time with them in the evenings, at the weekends and during halfterms and holidays (not to mention INSET days) which I think that you will find is quite enought time to satisfy your maternal instincts!ReplyDelete
my 'baby' is off to uni in two weeks - am trying hard not to think about it!ReplyDelete
Awww, it's so sad when we have to send them off into the world. I hope you can do some fun things for YOU to take your mind off of it. {Buying fabric always helps LOL.} Vacation pictures are beautiful - looks like you had a lovely time!ReplyDelete
Sounds like you've been very brave with the smalls both at school now - it's horrible when your youngest goes off into the big wide world but you get used to it eventually! Love the holiday pics - Croyde is such a perfect holiday destination - we hope to make it back there one day. Good to have you back - hope to see you soon, J xReplyDelete
Sounds like you've been very brave with the smalls both at school now - it's horrible when your youngest goes off into the big wide world but you get used to it eventually! Love the holiday pics - Croyde is such a perfect holiday destination - we hope to make it back there one day. Good to have you back - hope to see you soon, J xReplyDelete
Sand everywhere? Owwwwww!ReplyDelete
As for the vertigo - oooooooooooohhh! I'm with you there! Seriously scary!
But it will get easier regarding school I promise.
Lucy x
oh my goodness!! i put on 7 pounds on holiday!! none of my trousers fit!! :)ReplyDelete
It's odd when the littlest leaves the nest isn't it?ReplyDelete
And there is no way on earth I am stepping anywhere near a scale after the past week!
Sounds like a fabulous holiday. But no way I could do that cliff path--yikes! K xReplyDelete
I thought of you last week sending both those little girls off to school!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful coastline!ReplyDelete
I can remember these feelings well, but it does get easier....music helped some and creating..I couldn't face the unusually quiet house I think..good luck :)
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As of Fall 2013, the BSC Office of Multicultural Affairs is proud to launch its new Ally Training Program. The purpose of this initiative is to raise awareness of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues and to ensure a safe and supportive environment for our gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students.
The BSC Ally Training Program is a team of BSC faculty and staff dedicated to fostering a climate of respect for and acceptance of all people regardless of their identity or background. It is an educational initiative that offers resources and information about the concerns of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender community.
It seeks to be a campus-wide network of allies and advocates that provides a non-judgmental and affirming sanctuary for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students. It is a diversity program aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.
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Miami (AFP) Aug 21, 2008
Florida Governor Charlie Crist has asked federal authorities to declare his state a disaster area after heavy rains dumped by Tropical Storm Fay, which lingered Thursday over the northern and eastern part of the state.
"This storm is turning into a serious catastrophic flooding event, particularly in southern Brevard County," Crist said on Wednesday. "Some areas could see rainfall of as much as 30 inches."
As of 8 am (1200 GMT) Fay was largely stationary over a large swathe of northeastern Florida, and "has barely moved over in the last hours," the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said in a statement. The storm had maximum sustained winds of near 95 kilometers (60 miles) an hour with higher gusts.
"Slight strengthening is still possible while the center of Fay remains over water ... but gradual weakening is forecast after Fay moves back over the Florida peninsula," the Center said in a statement.
The storm "is expected to produce rainfall accumulations over the next 36 hours of five to 10 inches (13 to 25 centimeters) ... with isolated amounts of 15 inches (38 centimeters)" across northern Florida, the Center said.
"Isolated storm total accumulations of near 30 inches (76 centimeters) can be expected in Florida," it added.
Fay is forecast to move slowly west across northern Florida and be close to the state's Gulf Coast panhandle by early Saturday.
Fay on Tuesday slammed into Florida's southwest coast, buffeting the state with powerful winds and drenching rains, while also spawning tornadoes and severe flooding. When it made landfall Fay knocked out power to some 93,000 people across Florida, which was placed under a state of emergency.
In the Caribbean over the weekend, Fay left a trail of death and destruction -- particularly in Haiti, where a truck carrying around 60 passengers plunged into a swollen river.
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At least 30 people remain missing in Haiti two days after a truck carrying more than twice that number was swept into a river swollen by Tropical Storm Fay, authorities said Tuesday.
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Fiddler is a free Web Debugging Proxy that works seamlessly across most platforms, systems and browsers. It logs all incoming and outgoing traffic from your computer to the Internet and allows you to debug traffic from practically any application that supports a proxy.
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There are a plethora of ready-made add-ons at your disposal, making Fiddler highly customizable and flexible to suit your needs. However it is worth noting that although the interface looks simple, a lot of functions and tools are available therefore Fiddler is better suited to power users, developers, testers and system administrators.
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text: Updated from 1:33 p.m. EST with new stock pricesOn this last trading day of 2007, the financial sector tiptoed higher in piddling volume along with the major indices. The market will close tomorrow for New Year's Day. The NYSE Financial Sector Index was up 17.88 points, or 0.2%, to 8,300.68. The narrower KBW Bank Index added 0.3% to 88.58, while the Amex Securities Broker-Dealer tracker was up 0.5% at 207.42. The first and last of those were each bouyed by Merrill Lynch ( MER). Merrill's shares lost some ground after Britain's The Observer reported that the struggling brokerage is in more cash-infusion talks, this time with sovereign wealth funds in China and the Middle East. A week ago, Merrill announced it will


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Establishing a public/private coalition for healthy children
Approximately 9 million children over age 6 are considered obese, a condition that poses immediate and long-term risks to physical and emotional health. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has proposed that a significant public health campaign be developed to address this crisis. In response to dialogue at the Time/ABC News Summit on Obesity and the IOM recommendation, the Ad Council will form a new coalition composed of food, beverage, and other corporate marketers, as well as media outlets, nonprofits, and government agencies, to address the obesity crisis with consistent, research-based messages to parents and children. Further, the Council will develop and test messages to be used by participating organizations. The organizations will be asked to adopt the messages and report on their subsequent communications efforts. The Ad Council will conduct a pre-/post-tracking study to measure changes in attitudes and behavior among parents and children. The project also will result in a report to the nation on the initiative, lessons learned, and recommendations for future development.
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The United States Postal Service Office of Inspector General's (USPS OIG) mission is to provide reports to Postal Service Executives, the Board of Governors, and Congress to help the Postal Service maximize revenues (over $65 billion a year), minimize costs, and prevent and detect fraud, waste, abuse and mismanagement.
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The USPS OIG is seeking students enrolled in college/university programs to fill our Student Cooperative position on the Dynamic Reporting team in the Office of Chief of Staff (COS) located in Arlington, VA. The COS Dynamic Reporting Team is responsible for overseeing the OIGs initiative to create interactive, comprehensive dynamic reports through the use of audio, video, infographics, and interactive charts and graphs. The team is also tasked with providing graphic design support to the Communications team, as well as other components of the agency.
Candidates will be evaluated on the skills that they possess that are directly related to the duties of the position and/or the experience, education and training that indicate the applicant's ability to acquire the particular knowledge and skills needed to perform the duties of the position. Only those candidates who meet all qualification and eligibility requirements and who submit a complete application package by 11:59 PM EDST on Wednesday, September 03, 2014 will be considered.
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BERNE (Aug. 7)
Increased anti-Semitic restrictions in Bulgaria and the recent warning by the government that all the Jews in the country would be concentrated in two ghettos have resulted in 2,000 Bulgarian Jews fleeing the country to Serbia, where they have joined the Chetnik guerrillas of Gen. Draja Mihailovitch, it was reliably reported here today.
At present, thousands of Yugoslavian Jews are fighting with the Chetniks and several of the commanders of Mihailovitch's detachments are Jewish. It has been reported that Jewish newspapers are published by these groups.


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MELITA — This portion of the province, already battling the tempers of the Souris River, fights continued flooding on three fronts.
Melita is bracing for floodwaters anticipated to flow from Saskatchewan, from North Dakota, and overflowing tributaries from Turtle Mountain.
In an area south of Melita, the Souris River is flowing in the opposite direction as a result of the sheer power from the several creeks that normally calmly feed it.
When the river will peak is anyone's guess.
"I don't think anybody really knows what's going to happen," said RM of Arthur Reeve Jim Trewin after spending Friday afternoon on the phone with neighbouring municipalities and the province.
Parts of Melita are lined with sandbags, but the unassuming brunt of destruction lies in the grid roads and fields within the oil-rich municipality.
There are some 60 road washouts in the RM and some bridges have been pummelled by ferocious white-capped water, leaving about 50 people in the western part of the area almost cut off from the rest of the RM.
At least four families have been forced out of homes and several business — including the area's school division bus shop — have up and moved away from water's path.
Like its neighbours to the west, the municipality's main concern lies in emergency vehicles making their way through an infrastructure grid riddled with closed roads and impassible washouts.
Expansive farm fields were transformed into deep lakes overnight Friday and those huge bodies of water are a sign of things to come.
"It's minute by minute," Trewin said.
The cost of the destruction isn't an easy target. Many roads and bridges are so deep under water, officials won't even be able to assess any damage until all the water calms down and gets to its final destination.
About 90 per cent of the crops on the east side of the Souris River were seeded. But in a stark contrast, that number is in the basement at 10 per cent on the west side. Trewin said there are as many acres under water now as there were not seeded last week before last weekend's storm hit. "Anyone who did get their crop in, it's laying under water," Trewin said. But one's thing's for sure: This flood's destruction trumps what 2011 brought already and Trewin has already had a phone call with Infrastructure and Transportation Minister Steve Ashton.
"If they thought they spent a lot of money in 2011, it's going to be a lot worse this time."
Doug Calverley, owner of Doug's Mobile Service centre in Melita, spent late Friday afternoon watching load after load of dirt pouring onto his riverfront property to build a dike around his business.
He said he didn't personally push for it, however the province pulled the trigger on the project. He said he's not yet sure on whose desk the bills for the project will land.
The shop itself was flooded in 2011 and Calverley, who cut short a vacation on Tuesday to return home, anticipates the river swelling to get worse.
"This is a permanent solution," he said. "We've always had water close to us."
Further east just outside Deloraine, anxiety isn't nearly as high, but Whitewater Lake which has already gobbled up thousands of acres of farmland, threatens the town — it'll only take a little westerly wind.
The lake, which has expanded its shores by some eight kilometres in the last nine years, eventually feeds the Souris. "Never in my life would I have thought it would threaten Deloraine," said RM of Winchester Reeve Gord Weidenhamer, "but now … it can. Maybe it will, maybe it won't, but nobody wants to take that chance."
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Dirt from the build was built up as a dike so work could continue.
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Molecular biology, differential gene expression, suppressive subtractive hybridization, other cell biology, biochemical, and chemiluminescence techniques
Dr. Sikka received his Ph.D. from the Department of Pharmacology, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, India, in 1978. He did his post-doctoral fellowship from 1979-1982 in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Southern California (USC), Los Angeles where he obtained training in the field of protein-lipid interactions in cell membranes, protein purification, and functional incorporation into liposomes. In 1982 Dr. Sikka moved to the Urology section of the Department of Surgery at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), as Urology Laboratory Research Director. Dr. Sikka joined the Tulane faculty in 1989 as Assistant Professor of Urology and Andrology Laboratory Director. He was responsible for setting up a CLIA-approved Andrology Clinical and Research Laboratory at Tulane Medical Center, catering to the needs of many infertility and sexual dysfunction patients. Dr. Sikka's current research focus is oxidative stress-related signal transduction pathways and gene expression involved in prostate tumorigenesis (BPH and cancer) and drug targeting. The Urology department has recently procured a Laser Capture Microscope (LCM) to microdissect specific and selective biological cells from various clinical samples. LEQSF has also recently funded the Department to acquire the latest DNA - microarray system for expression of specific genes (genomics), and their translational products (proteonomics). The lab routinely employs molecular biology, differential gene expression, suppressive subtractive hybridization, other cell biology, biochemical, and chemiluminescence techniques as well as xenograft and transgenic models of disease and in situ studies on human tissues approaches to address many questions as they relate to prostate tumorigenesis. Using a super-repressor I kappa B adenoviral delivery approach, the lab plans to evaluate the role of inhibiting the activation of the nuclear factor NF-kappa B in enhancing radio/chemosensitization and apoptosis of prostate tumor cells. Analysis of the expression and function of these genes should allow for a more in depth understanding of the processes controlling prostate tumor growth, invasion and metastasis. The ultimate aim is on developing new diagnostic tools and potential therapeutic applications using a gene therapy approach (pharmacogenomics).
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A Meditation Of The Exceeding Mercies - Poem by Henry Arthington
O mortall man, regarde and see,
what God in loue hath done for thee:
When thou wast nought but dust and earth,
he put into thee lyfe and breath,
And made thee like his Maiestie,
in wysedome and integritie.
All creatures he made for thy sake,
to gouerne, vse, and thereon take:
What hart coulde thinke for thy safety,
he did it graunt most wyllingly.
When thou through sinne wast falne from grace,
and so cast downe from pleasant place,
into this vale of miserie
subiect to all calamitie:
And of Gods friende was made his foe,
in bondage styll to sinne and woe,
God in great loue sent downe his Sonne,
for thy saluation to be borne:
That so he might in thy nature,
his fauour lost agayne procure.
So that when sinne did styll abounde,
and Satan sought thee to confounde,
Gods iustice yeelding to the same,
to throw thee downe to endles shame:
Beholde the great exceeding loue,
of Iesus Christ that did him mooue,
Thy sauegarde man to vndertake,
and so to suffer for thy sake,
The paynes of hell, and to fulfill
in euery poynt his fathers wyll.
If thou belong to God aboue,
then dost thou feele his greatest loue.
His holy spirite assures thine hart,
that in Christes sufferinges thou hast part:
A steadfast fayth in Christ his death,
this spirite in thee sealed hath,
A constant hope by him alone,
for to obtayne saluation.
None other Sauiour dost thou craue,
but onely Christ thy soule to saue.
Thus must we all Gods people deare,
confesse the loue he doth vs beare,
In chosing vs before the rest:
and louing vs his chyldren best.
In whom he reigneth by his worde,
and keepes vs from the enimies sworde:
Whose prouidence styll doth well supply,
for to relieue our miserie.
Who in all neede doth vs succour,
that we should serue him euermore.
Then let this great loue of the Lord,
mooue all our hartes to learne his worde:
To worshyp first his Maiestie,
with hart and soule most constantly.
And next our heighbour in lyke sort,
to loue, maynteyne, and styll comfort.
And whylst we lyue with hart and mynde,
to prayse Gods loue to vs so kynde.
So long as heauen and earth doth last,
and when this worlde is gon and past.
Let all Gods workes sounde out his prayse,
most chearefully now and alwayes:
Not onely those that are mortall,
but those much more Caelestiall.
And most of all his owne deare flocke,
that are sure buylt on Christ the Rocke.
O let vs all with one consent,
prayse this our God omnipotent,
For working our saluation,
through fayth in Iesus Christ alone.
Giue God his due quoth H. A. prisoner.
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The famed First Baptist Church of Washington in which former President Harry S. Truman holds membership, will worship every Sunday for the next year and a half in the Jewish Community Center here while the church's new building is under construction.
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URBANDALE, Iowa (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has acknowledged receiving personal compensation from Freddie Mac, the federally backed housing agency, but says he doesn't know exactly how much he was paid.
The former House speaker left open the possibility that his consulting firm received between $1.6 million and $1.8 million. Gingrich says he received a portion of that for providing "strategic advice for a long period of time" after he left Congress.
That amount is significantly higher than the $300,000 figure Gingrich was questioned about last week.
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Breakfast with Rich
Our weekly breakfast meeting, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Location: A small restaurant in North Kingstown, RI
Fetch Dad from Airport
Dad returns from Florida, pick him up at Bradley International and return him to North Stonington at 12:30 PM
Location: Bradley International Airport, north of Hartford (90 minute drive)
Probation Officers
Important meeting with Mike and Shannon's probation officers, which could greatly affect their sentencing next week.
Time: 1:15 PM to 2:00 PM
Location: Norwich, CT
I'm glad I have a personal clone, otherwise I'm not sure how I'd manage it all. There are no conflicts at breakfast (phew!), but the other two items on Tuesday's agenda would be impossible if there was only one of me.
Somehow between now and that meeting with the probation officers, one of me also needs to make time to write a strong letter of support for these two, to the judge who heard their case and will sentence them next week.
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A Georgia company has made application to Oconee County to put up a 195-foot cell tower in the eastern part of the county, at 321 Lawrence Bridge Road. The applicant is Highwood Towers LLC of Dunwoody. Josh Stephens, Oconee County zoning administrator, says all cell tower requests must be approved as special exceptions by the county board of zoning appeals. That board has set a 6 o'clock Thursday night, December 13 hearing at the County Administrative Complex to take public comment and make a decision.


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A disgruntled shareholder has jumped into the legal stoush about control of Coopers Brewery and accused the takeover target of "misleading and deceptive conduct" in its controversial 2003 buyback.
The shareholder, Andrew David Short, has lodged a cross-claim connected to Lion Nathan's attempt in the Federal Court to unwind the Adelaide brewer's buyback.
The cross-claim alleges Mr Short suffered losses because Coopers had not informed shareholders that Lion Nathan was in a position to exercise its pre-emptive rights to buy Coopers shares.
Mr Short had accepted the buyback offer and sold his 1000 C-class and 500 D-class shares at $45.01 a share.
He now says that if Coopers had disclosed Lion Nathan's willingness to buy he would have got a better price, because Lion Nathan would have offered substantially more.
Based on figures in his cross-claim of $100-$150 a share, he says he would have received up to $160,000 more.
Lion Nathan chief executive Rob Murray seized on the cross- claim as ammunition.
"This new action calls into question whether Coopers shareholders received fair value for the shares that they sold into the 2003 buyback."
Lion Nathan has made a $352 million hostile takeover bid for Coopers at $260 a share, which the Coopers board has rejected.
Coopers managing director Tim Cooper said: "Both the Lion Nathan action and any claim sought to be made by Mr Short will be vigorously defended by Coopers."
While Coopers presents itself as a private, family owned operation, it is a public unlisted company that claims to have most of its equity in the hands of the Coopers family and their descendants.
Under the pre-emptive rights regime struck in 1995, Lion Nathan was third in line, after Coopers shareholders and Coopers' superannuation fund trustee, AMP, to buy Coopers shares when they came up for sale.
The South Australian Supreme Court removed that right this month, but the trans-Tasman brewer has lodged an appeal with the full bench of that court.
The cross-claim document said the value of Coopers shares had been substantially discounted because KPMG had assumed there was a limited market for the shares, "which was not the fact".
"Had Lion Nathan Australia Pty Ltd been informed of the buyback and the buyback price, it would have offered and paid a price per Coopers share reflecting an EBITDA (earnings before interest tax depreciation and amortisation) trading multiple of at least 10 to 15 times … to shareholders prepared to accept the buyback offer, including Mr Short."
Lion Nathan's Federal Court action is based on the claim that it should have been able to take part in the buyback but was denied the chance.
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i have 2 servers behind a monowall 1.2 in a dmz.
i would like to configure each server for ftp with a nating on the
monowall. my problem is that the ftp traffic doesn't work but all other
natings are working fine (http, ssh,...).
i have made a 1:1 nat and have set the rules TCP/UDP from any to
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are there any other settings to make?
i can see the client in the firewall states but the client can only
authorizing very slowly and can't index the folder (timeout error)
on my old firewall (IPCop) this worked fine.
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Why Your Franchise's Website Needs a Call-to-Action
If you're like most local Internet marketing professionals, you spend a lot of your time and energy on website design and development. But if your website doesn't include clear, easy-to-find calls to action, your efforts may not be paying off as much as they could. If your website visitors skim your website and leave without interacting with your company in some way, you've missed out on business opportunities. The average person visits several websites a day, so it's important to make yours memorable.
Connect with Your Online Visitors
Most businesses' ultimate goal in building a website is to get their audience to do something, whether it's to subscribe to your email newsletter, request an appointment or quote, or take advantage of a special offer or promotion. You'll get better results when you make it easy for people to make these types of connections with your company.
If your franchise's website is lacking a call to action, you're not alone. The majority of small businesses—70 percent—don't have a call to action on their websites. According to Small Business Trends, small businesses (those with fewer than 100 employees) are also missing out on key opportunities to connect with potential customers. For instance, 70 percent don't have their company's phone number displayed prominently on their website.
Highlight Your Blog and Social Media Presence
Blogs and social media are both crucial for your franchise's search rankings. With that said, people should be able to quickly find these links on your website homepage. If the links aren't displayed, people might assume that your franchise isn't active on social media and doesn't have a blog.
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EHC Spotlight: The Diabetes Multi-Center Research Consortium
Comparative effectiveness and effectiveness research includes two equally important arms of the Effective Health Care (EHC) Program: systematic reviews of existing evidence and the generation of new scientific evidence. One of the sources for newly generated evidence within the EHC Program is the DEcIDE (Developing Evidence to Inform Decisions about Effectiveness) Network, a collection of research centers created in 2005.
The Network more recently has also created several consortia to meet the needs of significant priority conditions affecting large populations such as cancer and cardiovascular disease. One of these is the Diabetes Multi-Center Research Consortium (DMCRC), which was formed in 2008. The DMCRC supports innovative new research that is responsive to stakeholders, is protocol-driven, is based on established principles of good research practice, and includes analyses of both existing and newly collected data. The consortium also supports studies that address research gaps identified in systematic reviews, such as those produced by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Evidence-based Practice Centers (EPCs).
Currently, more than 23 million people in the United States have diabetes.
Currently, more than 23 million people in the United States have diabetes. According to the 2007 national diabetes statistics compiled by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, type 2 diabetes accounts for 90 to 95 percent of all cases in the United States. The estimated diabetes-related health-care cost in the country is $174 billion.
Four DEcIDE Network research centers make up the DMCRC: John Hopkins University, RTI International, Vanderbilt University, and the HMO Research Network (HMORN), a collection of 15 United States health plans. Kaiser Permanente of Northern California is the lead center for the DEcIDE DMCRC and is part of the HMORN.
Goals of the DMCRC include the harmonization of DEcIDE studies on diabetes, including the incorporation of recently funded diabetes research projects into the consortium. These projects include a comparative effectiveness review of the oral agents used to treat diabetes type 2 as well as a comparative effectiveness review of the effects of oral hypoglycemic drugs on chronic kidney disease. Other projects include a comparative effectiveness review on bariatric surgery versus usual care for obesity and a statistical brief that highlights the current and changing patterns of diabetes care.