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Tumors & Melanoma
AHF Releases 2011 Equine Research Project Summaries
October 06, 2011
The Arabian Horse Foundation released summaries of the research projects the organization funded in 2011. ... Read More
Electrochemotherapy Successful in Treating Equine Sarcoids
September 02, 2011
Electrochemotherapy yielded a high nonrecurrence rate of 99.5% for individual sarcoids in the current study.... Read More
Equine Malignant Melanoma Horse Course Archived
August 22, 2011
The latest Horse Course on equine malignant melanoma is now available for viewing on TheHorse.com. ... Read More
Equine Melanoma: We Need to Help the Old Gray Mare
August 19, 2011
What exactly is malignant melanoma in horses, how does it progress, and how can we control it? ... Read More
The Aging Horse
August 01, 2011
We'll explore how the horse's body systems age and what to look out for in your equine senior citizen.... Read More
Solid Tumors in Horses: Characteristics and Treatments
July 02, 2011
Skin and subcutaneous (under the skin) tumors in horses comprise 50-80% of all equine neoplasia (tumors).... Read More
Vaccinations Table Topic (AAEP 2010)
February 06, 2011
New developments in vaccines and current literature on equine immunizations were the focus of discussion at the vaccination Table Topic during the 2010 American Association of Equine Practitioners Convention, held Dec. 4-8 in Baltimore, Md. The ... Read More
Mistletoe: A Treatment for Sarcoids?
January 19, 2011
Mistletoe might be a timeless excuse for stealing a kiss at Christmas, but Swiss researchers have found a more practical and innovative use for the plant: treating equine sarcoids, the most common skin tumors in horses. The research team, led by ... Read More
Genital Cancer in Horses Linked to Newly Discovered Virus
January 12, 2011
A newly discovered virus might be a cause of equine genital cancer, an aggressive type of skin cancer that affects male and female horses of all breeds, according to Tim Scase, BSc, BVM&S, PhD, MRCVS, Dipl. ACVP, director of Bridge ... Read More
Treating Horses with Tumors: New Technology Available
July 25, 2010
Sound-Eklin digital imaging company introduced the new Axxent Veterinary Electronic Brachytherapy System that will make it easier to perform radiation treatment in horses with tumors.... Read More
Sarcoid Development May Have Genetic Basis
June 06, 2010
The development of sarcoids--the most frequent of equine skin tumors--appears to have a genetic basis, and Swiss researchers are now honing in on the exact genes responsible for the disease.
A new major study involving 222 horses yie... Read More
Volcanic Ash and Equine Respiratory Health
April 16, 2010
Ash and gasses from volcano eruptions could pose breathing risks to anyone exposed, including horses.... Read More
The 'Skinny' on Skin Conditions
February 01, 2010
Diagnosing skin diseases is probably one of the greatest challenges to horse handlers and veterinarians alike. ... Read More
Sarcoids and Other Skin Tumors Discussed by Vets
December 26, 2009
A variety of sarcoid and skin tumor treatments and management topics were discussed by veterinarians during a Table Topic at the 2009 American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Convention. All veterinarians in the room had treated skin... Read More
Third Eyelid Tumors Require Prompt Vet Attention
October 29, 2009
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is one of the most common cancers in horses. Commonly appearing as small, wartlike bumps on the eyelid or surface of the eye, they require early treatment. While a conscientious owner might quickly notice a new... Read More
Sarcoids, Pain Management Among WCVM Horse Research Studies
July 08, 2009
The Western College of Veterinary Medicine's Equine Health Research Fund (EHRF) has allocated a total of $69,000 to five new equine health research projects--all of which cover topics of vital importance for researchers and for horse owners.... Read More
Equine Sarcoid Treatment Recommendations, WEVA 2008
April 23, 2009
The equine sarcoid is an unpredictable skin tumor capable of wreaking havoc on a horse's body. While not technically a "cancer" (neoplasm) in the pathological sense, sarcoids are often considered as such because they are a potential career- and... Read More
AAEP 2007 Convention Complete Coverage
February 12, 2009
A complete wrap-up of the 2007 American Association of Equine Practitioners Convention held in Orlando, Fla.... Read More
Cutaneous Tumors (AAEP 2008)
February 12, 2009
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New for Veterinarians and Equine Professionals
February 01, 2009
A year-round guide to what's available for assisting veterinary professionals.... Read More
Radiation for Equine Cancer Offered by Washington State
November 06, 2008
During the past few years, the oncology team at Washington State University (WSU) has successfully treated several horses with cancer using radiation therapy. Previously, this type of treatment was considered an unrealistic option for horses wit... Read More
Don't Ignore Melanomas
October 01, 2008
The statistics are a little daunting:
- Up to 80% of gray horses older... Read More
Mare With Melanoma: A Teacher to the End
October 01, 2008
Years ago my family became the owners of a beautiful, older Arab mare named Danza Mia. She�s been mentioned in this column several times, including a couple of years ago when we had to make the decision for euthanasia. Based on her necropsy, it... Read More
Equine Laser Surgery Now Available through Wisconsin Vet School
September 19, 2008
Lasers are changing the options available to horse owners whose animals need surgical procedures.
"Laser surgery can not only save horse owners money for certain procedures, it can also be more effective than traditional surgery, with fewer... Read More
Kester News Hour
August 15, 2008
A variety of topics were highlighted during the reinvented Kester News Hour at the 2007 AAEP Convention. ... Read More
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Junior High Lady Lions Defeat Marlin Lady Dogs
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Action from the Lion Gym kicked off with the 7th grade Lady Lion B Team defeating the Marlin Lady Dogs 10-6. This game was back and forth and this was the lowest point total for the Lion?s on the season.
?We didn't shoot well but we made up for it hustling all four quarters,? said Coach Chris Nickleberry." Leading the way in scoring was Kaitlin Villa with six, Brianna Lair and Kristin Wright had two points each.
The 7th grade A team followed just dominating the Lady Dogs 66 -3. "The girls took this game personal, the last time we played Marlin we had some girls out sick and Marlin gave us a scare," said Nickleberry. The Lady Lions dominated defensively from start to finish. On the offensive end the Lady Lions spaced and ran the floor well and were able to score a ton of points in the paint. The team has been winning by big margins but they are playing as a team, spacing the floor well, and playing tremendous defense.
?I'm a defensvie guy and we forced 36 turnovers which is 6 over our average per game. That's how we set the tone with DEFENSE, added Nickleberry. ?The gym was packed and our fan support has been tremendous all year.?
Leading the way for the Lady Lions were KaDaja Nickleberry with 16 points, Ashley Nickleberry 15 points, Zytaria Herod 13 points, Madison Steen 9 points, Cady Drake 5 points, Kennedy Bennett 4 point, Caelyn Thompson and Ashlyn Anzelmo scored 2 points each. Due to Marlin not having a team our 8th graders played againt the High School Freshman team defeating them 37 - 6. Leading the way was Kallie Brown with 11 points, Bailey Day 10 points, Ashley Coleman 8 points, and Shanleigh Curry 6 points. The girls rebounded well and played tremendous defense.

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Texas Cooperative Extension,
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
September 2004
Pruning Basics
from the American Nursery & Landscape Association
To keep your landscape at its healthy best, start a regular pruning program. The following guidelines from the American Nursery & Landsape Association (ANLA) explains the basics. Nursery professionals are an excellent source of additional information.


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"Hannah Arendt": a film by renowned German filmmaker, Margarethe von Trotta
"THE BEST MOVIE THIS CRITIC HAS EVER SEEN ABOUT THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A WRITER!.....German titan Margarethe Von Trotta's magnificent meditation on the German-Jewish political theorist. Starring Barbara Sukowa as the title character, who lived a life few if any can match, it is major work, spartan, highly dramatic, and incredibly timely." -Brandon Harris, FILMMAKER MAGAZINE
The Department of Philosophy, the Leonard Endowment, and Temple Sinai announce this free showing.
Sunday, April 6, 2014, 3:00-6:00 p.m.
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Joe Crowley Student Union Theater
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A police officer and carer says he was simply researching a child's behavioural problems when he typed ''boys first time'' and ''boys no undies'' into Google.
But the Crown has accused the ACT policeman, currently suspended without pay, of having ''no doubt'' over the types of images he would get through using the phrases.
The man, who cannot be named, has not been charged over the searches, but they are being used as evidence of his attraction to young boys in an ACT Supreme Court trial before Justice Richard Refshauge.
The officer is instead accused of four indecent acts on, or in the presence of, a 12-year-old boy he was caring for in 2012.
The man is accused of asking the boy on a number of occasions after he got out of the shower whether he could touch him. He allegedly molested the boy in one of the incidents.
The policeman is also accused of taking an explicit picture of the child and storing it on his computer.
But the officer is fighting the allegations, and his defence barrister Richard Thomas has told the jury the boy made up the allegations out of anger, because he was told his bad behaviour meant he could no longer go to the man's house.
The accused gave evidence on Wednesday, saying the boy's behaviour had become ''completely uncontrollable''.
He said he decided he wouldn't take the child back, and told the boy as much, before telling his mother in his presence.
But under cross-examination by Crown prosecutor Trent Hickey, the officer was asked about conflicting statements he had made to police after his arrest.
The officer had told detectives the boy had ''mellowed out'' and was getting better.
''That night [of the interview] I was traumatised, I was tired, I was shocked, I didn't really know what was going on,'' the accused told the court.
Mr Hickey replied he was an experienced police officer, and was asked if he was OK, too tired, or wanted a lawyer during the interview, which stretched into the early hours of the morning.
The accused was also questioned over the search history found on his computer.
He admitted to entering the term ''boys'' into the nudity section of a website, but said he was looking for images of boys to add to ''disciplinary charts'' he was making for the children in his care.
''So you thought you'd start off in the nudity section of a website?'' Mr Hickey asked.
The accused replied, ''No that's not what I was doing.
''I didn't realise it was that sort of section.''
The officer admitted he then typed the phrases ''boys first time'' and ''boys no undies'' into Google, but said he had done it to research the poor behaviour of the child he is accused of molesting.
He said he was trying to understand why the boy kept running out of the shower without clothes on.
''You must have known these search terms would bring up pornographic images?'' Mr Hickey asked.
The man replied that he thought he had enough censorship programs on his laptop to prevent those kinds of images coming up.
The man also denied taking an explicit picture of the boy, or saving the image to his computer.
Mr Hickey accused him of being attracted to young boys.
''No, it's an outrageous question, sorry, a statement to make,'' he said.
The trial continues on Thursday.


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My Christmas I am going to buy my younger brother a Lodge dutch oven, and I was hoping you could give me a recommendation for a good cookbook to go with it.
My brother is single and cooks most often for just himself. He is an ok cook, but hasn't been eating well due to time/fatigue. I think he would like the idea of one pot tasty food, especially that he could reheat for more meals later. He likes everything, and used to do a lot of ethnic food cooking for himself (ex. indian, thai), but less of this lately due to time. In general, he tries to be fairly healthy when he does cook.
What cookbook is practical, with good tasting recipes? I see that the Molly Stevens book "All about braising" is popular, but does it have stews etc.. as well? Some reviews also criticized it for being a bit too demanding in the "minimum 10 items per recipe" sense.
I am also thinking about the 6 quart dutch oven, wondering if that is too big for a single guy. Not sure what size is standard as a "starter" for this scenario.


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On Friday, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) wrapped up a two-week long inspection of Vermont Yankee's emergency systems.The biennial inspection is meant to target any holes in the nuclear plant's emergency preparedness program. Regulators looked at how the facility has responded to emergencies in the past, analyzed staffing levels and tested alarm systems.
While federal inspectors have 45 days to issue a report of their findings, NRC spokesman Neil Sheehan said that a preliminary review of their inspection did not unearth "any significant issues."
This inspection comes after the NRC issued a new guidance on Sept. 4 for assessing seismic hazards in nuclear facilities across the country. The "supplemental guidance," as the NRC puts it, is based on recommendations made by a high-level federal task force, which was formed in the wake of the Japanese Fukushima Daiichi disaster to review NRC regulations and processes to identify areas of improvement.
The new guidance is not mandatory, and a leading nuclear expert doesn't think it goes far enough to protect the public.
Earlier this summer, NRC regulators began inspections with nuclear plant personnel, called "walkdowns," where personnel and inspectors looked for readily identifiable flood and seismic hazards. But the new guidance, said Entergy spokesman Rob Williams, would require a further-reaching scientific analysis of a nuclear plant's ability to stand up to an earthquake.
"The seismic evaluation is about the math involved and how the plants are analyzed," said Williams.
NRC is allowing nuclear facilities to weigh in on the new regulatory measure until Oct. 10, and facilities can propose their own methodologies for how their plants should be inspected for failures.
When Sheehan was asked about nuclear operators preparing their own guidelines, he said NRC could veto their proposals.
"We could deem that methodology and the result unacceptable," he said. "There is that risk on the part of a company."
But, he said, most plants appear to be in favor of the assessment process. "Most of the plants have indicated that they plan to adhere to this guidance," he said.
Williams, however, did not indicate whether Vermont Yankee would conform to the federally proposed guidance.
"We're going to be reviewing that guidance with the rest of the industry and responding as a group within the timeframe they expect," he said.
Not enough?
Burlington's Arnie Gundersen, a nuclear engineer and one of the world's leading authorities on nuclear safety, said the new guidance doesn't go far enough to ensure citizen well-being.
"They nibble at the edges of the problem," Gundersen about NRC's new guidance. "You're not going to find the significant changes that really need to be implemented because the plants can't afford to implement them. You can't make the changes in an (old) operating plant, and the NRC knows that, so they're going to try to go around the margin."
One of the central issues with the U.S. nuclear industry, as Gundersen views it, is that low-probability, high-consequence natural events have threatened and, in the case of Fukushima, caused nuclear disaster. As examples of close calls, he pointed to the earthquake in Virginia near the North Anna Power Station and the floods near the Fort Calhoun Power Plant in Nebraska that pushed but didn't exceed the boundaries of those plants.
He said the guidance, as proposed, might lead to slight structural improvements but wouldn't bring about the replacement of 30- to 40-year-old plants, which he considers necessary to prevent nuclear disasters.
One of the central issues with the U.S. nuclear industry, as Gundersen views it, is that low-probability, high-consequence natural events have threatened and, in the case of Fukushima, caused nuclear disaster. As examples of close calls, he pointed to the earthquake in Virginia near the North Anna Power Station and the floods near the Fort Calhoun Power Plant in Nebraska that pushed but didn't exceed the boundaries of those plants.
"If you look at what we've learned in the past five years, we've learned that Mother Nature is unpredictable and our predictions have been wrong four times," said Gundersen.
John Ebel, director of Boston College's geophysics laboratory Weston Observatory, said it's very difficult to predict earthquakes in New England because of the short historical record that is available. The largest quake on record in New England hit Cape Ann, Mass., in 1755 and came in at around 6.0 on the Richter scale.
Weston Observatory records show that in 2002 there was a magnitude 5.1 earthquake in New York across Lake Champlain from Addison County, and in 2010 there was a magnitude 5.0 quake just northwest of Montreal.
Despite the seismic unknown of New England's future, Ebel maintained, "Engineers can design and build structures that can survive even the strongest earthquake shakes."
But, said Gundersen, the finances aren't in favor of replacing the country's aging nuclear plants.
"It does boil down to money," he said. "A nuclear plant can be safe or it can be competitively priced, but it can't be competitively priced and safe from these low-probability events."
The fiscal element of the nuclear equation, said Gundersen, is the reason the industry has so much sway over regulatory policy, as it does over the guidance just issued by the NRC.
"That's typical," said Gundersen of the non-mandatory guidance. "That's the industry influence, where if (federal policy) gets too expensive we won't hold you to it."
"Look at each one in a vacuum"
In March, Vermont Department of Public Service Commissioner Elizabeth Miller wrote to William Dean, NRC regional administrator, to ask why a string of human performance errors at Vermont Yankee didn't require additional oversight from the NRC. Such errors led to the loss of shutdown cooling and some malfunctioning equipment.
Dean responded to Miller, writing that all of these errors were labeled "green," which means they have "very low safety significance." Since none of the findings exceeded the NRC's "green" threshold, Dean found no reason for additional oversight.
Miller wrote to Dean again in August about similar human performance-related errors, pointing to eight other issues that arose since her March letter. Such incidents included an absent risk analysis, a missing flood seal and a poorly installed condenser.
"My concern is that such incidents, while perhaps unremarkable in isolation, together may raise questions regarding the training and oversight exercised by the operator of the plant," wrote Miller.
Gundersen has similar concerns.
"These incidents lead me to believe that either the procedures suck, the staff is too young or there's inadequate training — none of which does the NRC want to address," he said. "They prefer to look at each incident in a vacuum."
"It's not for me to say whether their oversight should be more holistic or less holistic … It's the NRC's jurisdiction and oversight to exercise, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't ask questions. In fact, I think we should ask even more questions.
Elizabeth Miller, Public Service Department commissioner
When Miller was asked about the NRC's method of analyzing isolated instances, she was frank.
"That's just how NRC does everything," she said. "It's not for me to say whether their oversight should be more holistic or less holistic … It's the NRC's jurisdiction and oversight to exercise, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't ask questions. In fact, I think we should ask even more questions. That's the spirit behind the first letter way back in March and the spirit behind the second letter."
On Sept. 14, Dean wrote back to Miller. While he said that the incidents didn't warrant increased NRC oversight, he did say that he welcomed a state engineer to join NRC inspectors during an upcoming inspection.
"We plan to conduct a PI&R (Problem Identification and Resolution) follow-up inspection in October 2012 focused on corrective actions to prevent human errors when taking equipment out of service in response to the loss of shutdown cooling in October 2011, and the trip of the 'A' emergency diesel generator fuel rack in November 2011."
When Sheehan was asked about the frequency of the PI&R inspections, he said they should be conducted biennially. The last inspection of this nature, which he referenced, occurred in 2009.
"At that time, we found (Entergy's) corrective actions addressed the identified causes of problems and were typically implemented in a timely manner," wrote Sheehan in an email about the last PI&R.
Miller said she welcomes the October inspection, and appreciates Dean's more thorough response to her concerns.
"I thought that the letter they sent this time, as opposed to last time, was more specific," she said. "But, overall, my message to Bill Dean was that we do view (our) Department's role, in part, to review these documents, raise questions when they come up and ask NRC for a response. So he should anticipate that.
"If there are further incidents with the plant, we'll have further questions."


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TWO people were taken to hospital after emergency crews were called out to a road collision on the M62.
It happened on a slip road as the car was entering the westbound carriageway of junction 7 at Rainhill Stoops.
The driver and passenger were out of the vehicle before firefighters arrived.
They were treated by paramedics and taken to Whiston Hospital for a precautionary check.


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Indian military frustrated by scenes of Pakistani misery
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INDIAN military rescue teams are angry at being forced to watch helplessly from their side of the Kashmiri line of control as tens of thousands of Pakistanis fight for their lives.
In the Indian border town of Uri, just a few kilometres from the Pakistani town of Bagh, Indian air force pilots could only look on as thousands of Kashmiris suffered without help. One navigator described the situation along the border as desperate.
"We know they are cut off and their geographical position on the Pakistani side means that aid is still not getting through to them. It's gut-wrenching; you can almost reach out and touch them," he said.
"But as things stand, we can only fly along the border and look down the valley. Bagh is barely four kilometres from Uri where Indian aid is starting to arrive in trucks and military transporters but none of this desperately needed aid can be pushed on over the border."
Indian army colonel Hemant Juneja agreed rescue teams were frustrated. "Some of the worst affected areas in Pakistan are within touching distance for us and we can't do anything about it. It would make sense for us to move aid over the border from here but it is unlikely to happen."
He said their priority was to help those on the Indian side. Foot patrols had been sent because of landslides blocking roads. An army spokesman confirmed last night that Indian soldiers had crossed the line to help a dozen Pakistani border guards trapped in a bunker.
He said six Indian soldiers carrying aid to a village near the town of Tandgar had been killed in a landslide.
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If a mammogram is interpreted as "Suspicious" or "Highly Suggestive of Malignancy" (a positive mammogram) the mammography report and lay summary are to be provided as soon as possible.
Previously issued guidance mentions 3-5 days. Is that measured from the date of the mammogram or the date the mammogram was interpreted as positive?
The 3-5 day time period should start from the date that a facility interprets the mammogram as positive. In guidance we state that a facility should notify referring healthcare providers and patients within 3-5 days and that the facility should be able to justify its actions if it takes longer. Some facilities have incorrectly interpreted this guidance as referring to 3-5 days from the date of the performance of the mammogram rather than 3-5 days from the date the mammogram is interpreted as being positive.
Because the regulations do not identify when a facility is required to read the mammogram (only that the mammography report and lay summary must be sent within 30 days after the mammogram is performed), the facility should use the mammography report date, notthe mammogram exam date, to determine if it has made reasonable attempts to communicate the positive mammogram results as soon as possible.
Example:A facility performs a mammogram on 10/1/2007 which is read and interpreted on 10/12/2007. The mammography assessment for this mammogram is Suspicious (a positive mammogram). The facility mails both the patient lay summary and the mammography report on 10/14/2007. The facility has met the requirement to make reasonable attempts to communicate the positive mammogram results as soon as possible because it has provided the mammography report and the patient lay summary within two days of making the assessment that the mammogram was positive. Furthermore, it has met the requirement that the mammography report and the patient lay summary be provided within 30 days of the date of the examination.
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Best Of :: Arts & Entertainment
Celebrated painter Laura Owens says her goal with 356 Mission, a space she runs with Ooga Booga store proprietor Wendy Yao, is simply to "try to do the best shows in L.A." Judging by the eclectic and often high-caliber programs seen there this year, Owens and Yao are meeting that goal and setting a new standard for artist-run spaces in the city. The L.A. art world has turned out by the hundreds to catch spectacular, free-of-charge offerings including a dance set from legendary British choreographer Michael Clark; a recital by the iconic Meredith Monk; distinctive exhibitions by artists such as Sturtevant and Alex Katz; and a rolling assortment of talks, panel discussions and book launches with major artists and writers. As if that wasn't enough, 356 Mission's website has high-quality video and photo documentation of most of the events taking place there, soothing cases of FOMO and providing a wet dream for art nerds everywhere. —Carol Cheh
356 S. Mission Road, Boyle Heights, 90033. (323) 609-3162, 356mission.com.
In just two years, Christian Chavez has created an oasis of chill under the Sunset Boulevard bridge in Echo Park. Echoes Under Sunset is nothing like the Laugh Factory or the Comedy Store. No comic's friends laughing too much at his lame jokes, no two-drink minimum, no limits on obscenity or political incorrectness. Instead you'll find free entry, cheap drinks and an ethereal decor that feels like a sort of voodoo taqueria. The space used to be a Korean clothing business until Chavez rented it in 2012 and converted it, almost entirely with his own hands, into an art space. He experimented with an open-mic night, and local comics loved the intimate vibe so much that they started hanging out there all the time. Now there's an open-mic every weekday, among other high-profile comedy acts. "Comics like it because there's no rules," Chavez says. "Do whatever you want, just don't light my place on fire." —Isaac Simpson
1310 Glendale Blvd., Echo Park, 90026. (213) 446-5466, echoesundersunset.com.
If someone had told you 10 years ago that the brightest and funniest minds of our generation soon would be offering up free radio shows every week — which you could hear on your phone whenever you wanted — would you have believed him? In our opinion, the best podcast going is The Champs, hosted by Chappelle's Show co-creator Neal Brennan and comedian Moshe Kasher. The premise is a bit un-PC: The pair, who are white, interview almost exclusively black guests, drawn largely from the realms of television, movies, music and sports. But what could be an hour of face-palms almost always turns into something poignant, revealing and downright inspirational. The guests are often famous (Chris Rock, Blake Griffin, Questlove), but Brennan and Kasher frequently steal the show with their personal insights. Before your ears, Brennan comes to terms with the fact that he's an asshole, and Kasher realizes that his insane childhood has probably scarred him for life. It's as cathartic as it is funny. —Ben Westhoff
Located in an industrial area of Glassell Park, this unassuming-looking building originally housed a liquor distributor in the 1950s and '60s. It also functioned as a haberdashery, a fine-furniture distribution hub and a rental facility for production companies before becoming Keystone Art Space, which has been around for about two years. The 50,000-square-foot area is a collection of 60 rented artist studios for those working in numerous creative disciplines, from watercolorists, video-game designers and jewelers to woodworkers, welders, sculptors and collage artists. The massive building features classrooms, membership-based workshops for hobbyists, a full-scale gallery and even a decent-sized film/photography shooting space, complete with makeup and wardrobe areas. Already nearly all the workspaces are occupied, enabling the building's artists to practice, teach and exhibit their art in a communal setting. Keystone also is the headquarters of the Create L.A. nonprofit, which hosts free classes for community youth, priming the proverbial canvas for future generations of budding artists. —Tanja M. Laden
2558 N. San Fernando Road, Glassell Park, 90065. firstname.lastname@example.com, keystoneartspace.com.
On a tree-lined hillside west of Santa Monica Airport, one resident has been dealing out of her garage — dealing art, that is. Emma Gray is a curator, editor and impresario who adores unconventional spaces, most recently Five Car Garage, an accurately named, surprisingly well-appointed structure in her alleyway. Previously belonging to a classic car aficionado, it's tricked out like a Chelsea gallery, with sealed concrete floors and wide roll-up doors. Gray doesn't so much represent artists as produce projects with them, joking, "I'm a gallery in denial, happy to provide a platform. Fuck convention." Her crew includes Hammer and Whitney Biennial artists and emerging talent, whom Gray asks for "impossible" ideas — fanciful, site-specific visions a proper gallery couldn't sell. The in-crowd has gotten with the program of afternoon receptions for shows such as David Hendren's elaborate, inconvenient mechanical sculptures, and Megan Daalder's upcoming small-audience "performance-sculpture." Address provided by appointment, and for events. —Shana Nys Dambrot
Santa Monica, 90405. (310) 497-6895, emmagrayhq.com.
We didn't know we needed one until it came here. Velveteria is a velvet-painting museum curated by Caren Anderson and Carl Baldwin, who relocated from Portland, Oregon, to open their new space in Chinatown late last year. This storefront gallery displays about 500 paintings — Baldwin likes to say "about 420 wink wink" — cherry-picked from the couple's 3,000-piece collection, bringing a welcome note of eccentricity to the growing hip-ification of the neighborhood. "See the '60s on velvet: black power, JFK, Beatles, Stones, rock 'n' roll, Vietnam and tiki," screams the website, and it's all true — plus a plethora of unicorns, religious icons, Liberace and the Hall of Elvis. More than a hobby, Velveteria purports to make a serious study of the genre as interpreted around the world. Best of all is a special blacklight room, packed floor to ceiling with glowing works of art, where cushions are provided for your hanging-out pleasure, upholstered in (of course) zebra velvet. —Suzy Beal
711 New High St., Chinatown, 90012. (503) 309-9299, velveteria.com.


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Rim was a human colony world of the 2170's overrun by a Xenomorph outbreak
ten years before the Earth Infestation a family exploring the crash site of a downed alien spacecraft returned to the Rim colony with a medical emergency. The father who had discovered a clutch of alien eggs had been infected by a Facehugger the creature gestating inside him son hatched, quickly spreading the Xenomorph infestation though out the colony.
several weeks passed before a squad of Colonial Marines arrived at Rim to investigate, losing half there number to the Xenomorph threat in there first encounter. Marine Corporal Wilks and a ten year old girl named Billie were the only survivors. Evidence of the Xenomorph infestation was covered up and the deaths attributed to the explosion of the colony's reactor
Trivia Edit
- Billies experience on Rim mirror that of Newt's on LV-426 Newt's further adventures after Aliens were thrown out of continuity after her death in Alien 3 the planet Rim and the characters of Billie and wilks are retcoms of LV-428
Appearances Edit
- Aliens: Earth Hive (flashback)
- Aliens: Nightmare Asylum (mentioned only)
- Aliens: The Female War (mentioned only)


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Historical Meaning:
The Spring Equinox brings us a balance of day and night because the Sun is sitting on the Earth's equator. ("Equinox" means "equal night".)
The spring equinox is celebrated in many traditions as a time of fertility, regeneration and rebirth. For thousands of years our ancestors have celebrated Spring Equinox, as a time of fertility, rebirth of life and energy – which is why today we find many traditional religious celebrations at this time, such as Easter and Passover. The Mayans were very aware of the power of this day, and left us a phenomenal display of both their architectural and astronomical knowledge at the Chichen Itza pyramid. Every year on the spring equinox, thousands visit the site to view the light of the sun making a play of light and shadow on its stairs, which creates the effect of a serpent slithering down the pyramid during a four-hour time span on this day.
Astrological Meaning:
Spring Equinox 2012 begins the astrological New Year with the Sun in Aries. It is always a time of hope and optimism, of renewed confidence that life will go on with good times to come but this year is especially energizing because Aries is all about new beginnings and a new sense of identity. Aries are said to be the explorers and heroes of the Zodiac, and with the Aries New Moon joining with Uranus on Thursday, it's said we should experience an awakened sense of ourselves. And if that weren't enough, a reduction in the Earth's magnetic field makes it easier to release old patterns and awaken new ones — clearly this is the day to think about your higher purpose, and the year to become our own heroes and explorers!
Here are 5 easy ways to celebrate, renew and cleanse for spring:
1) Simply set an intention for change. You can plant a seed to symbolize new beginnings and your new intentions, and pull a weed to symbolize the end of winter and end to any behaviors or relationships you want to put behind you. (This only takes a few minutes, and the power of intention is huge!)
2) Join a celebration – there are many spiritual celebrations of all denominations happening today and over the next week. And if you're not near one, consider joining in for Saul David Raye & guest astrologer Divine Harmony's Soul Family TeleSatsangh tonight.
3) Start a cleanse. Especially if you've never tried one, this is the perfect time to make it a first (and a habit!) There are many great cleanses out there, including multiple recipes on the web that you can make at home, but we love iZo Cleanze because it's delivered to our doorstep and makes us feel like a superhero. http://www.izocleanze.com/index.php
4) Renew your Chakras – cleanse your energy with a Chakra massage or yoga class. Focus on your new intentions (deep inhales) while exhaling old thought patterns.
5) Spring-cleaning. Cleaning your space = cleaning your energy. Clearing your clutter = clearing your mind. The ritual of spring cleaning removes any negative energy accumulated over the winter months and prepares the home for the positive growing energy of spring and summer. Burn some sage at the end of your cleaning session, or, for an extra boost, try Aunt Vi's White Aura Spray for purifying and cleansing our space. It contains Juniper oil, a folk remedy to dispel and purify negative spirits, and it's infused with Clear Quartz and Diamond essences and also has the antibacterial and refreshing oils of Tea tree and Peppermint. mmmm!
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Sectionals! Its the moment Glee has been building to all season, and its also the mid-series finale which means the show will be off air in the States and here until April.
As well as the much-anticipated show-choir competition, this episode also provides a pivotal and hilarious Suevs Shue showdown as Sue Sylvesters hand in leaking the set list to its rival schools is well and truly rumbled.
From the number of story threads being neatly tied up in this episode Quinns baby-daddy story-line, Will and Terris marriage, and Ken and Emmas wedding - when Glee does return it should be even fresher than ever.
For now though, relish the battle of the divas as Mercedes (Amber Riley) and Rachel (Lea Michele) unleash their Broadway show-stoppers old and new.Riley's earth-shattering rendition of And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going absolutely nails it and it seems incredible that she didn't make it through when she auditioned for American Idol.
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Budget 2014 just crumbs on the table
Māori Affairs Spokesperson
21 May 2014 MEDIA STATEMENT
Budget 2014 just crumbs on the table
Budget 2014 has not delivered on an emerging Māori economy," says Labours Māori Affairs Spokesperson Nanaia Mahuta.
"First this National-Maori party government cuts funding to New Zealand's only Maori focused Centre of Excellence. Now we see a U-turn on funding and magically there is a 'new policy initiative' that will fund a Maori focused research centre. There isn't even a guarantee that the funding will go to Nga Pae o te Maramatanga.
"Instead of a focus on our tamariki we see a one-off $1million grant for the Xin and Tane stage with no obvious link to a broader Chinese export market strategy.
"Then a mere $2 million allocation will apparently go towards an innovation fund intended to leverage a $36 billion Maori economy.
"It is crystal clear that the Māori Party promised that there would be big benefits from sitting at National's table. Budget 2014 makes it clear there would be nothing but crumbs for the Māori economy.
"At a time when iwi would expect to see a plan from a Government seeking a third term in office, this Budget has treated the Māori Vote like electoral capital with the biggest share of the pie going to Whanau Ora.
"National does not have a solution to reverse the widening gap between 'haves' and 'have-nots', they have taken a 'steady as she goes approach' to the growing levels of inequality and poverty rather than transforming the economic landscape.
"Labour will move our economy from being reliant on the mass production of raw material products like logs towards a value-added economy where we export our products, knowledge and innovation returning more benefits back home.
"Māori want to participate and so the way in which we invest in research, science, innovation, skills transfer and higher education makes a huge difference.
"The Māori Economy under a Labour Government will mean a new way of leveraging opportunity for the benefit of more New Zealanders – that's a vision worth fighting for."


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DC Universe Online Which side will you pick?
Posted 19 January 2011 - 01:03 PM
Posted 21 January 2011 - 11:33 AM
Posted 21 January 2011 - 12:15 PM
Lina, on 19 January 2011 - 12:03 PM, said:
-shameless promotion- XD
I should probably give GW another shot at some point. I'm not really looking for a new game right now though. I did play GW way back in beta and really disliked a lot of things about it. I'm sure a lot of my problems with it have likely been fixed now.
Columbus, OH December 21-23, 2012
Posted 23 January 2011 - 12:59 AM
Sadly won't be attending ACen 2012. So I'll be taking my cosplay up a notch for 2013.
Posted 25 January 2011 - 09:30 AM
Kitsu-chan, on 23 January 2011 - 12:59 AM, said:
you should.
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Posted 31 January 2011 - 11:49 PM
Rots in abandoned fields
These idle hands inherit spoiled lands
As the hungry become the pigs
We reap (and) we sow
We mourn who we were
Love what we lost
Posted 03 February 2011 - 11:18 AM
i need some villains to kill, I'll let you kill me in return!
Posted 10 February 2011 - 03:07 PM
Posted 12 February 2011 - 11:14 AM
You are getting scammed, DCUO has one activation code per game at this time.
I hope they change it, but they say they will not give out any other activation codes, and only that one will work for the disc.
The code is linked to the account once redeemed, and most people selling it online have used the code.
the seller may not know of this information either, so if you see a sale for a used one at gamestop, or ebay, I would advise them of the information. Just so they do not get in trouble.
This is especially important now, due to the fact that many people couldn't, or are too cheap, and bought the game just for the 30 day trial, and have not renewed the subscription. These people maybe selling them now.
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Posted 12 February 2011 - 07:10 PM
^ My Youtube Channel. Check it out.
Posted 13 February 2011 - 01:20 AM
Posted 13 February 2011 - 11:16 AM
It was enjoyable enough that I'll probably still get the game, but only after a few more of my friends get it.
I said to her, 'What will become of us?'
And as forgotten water in a well might shake
At an explosion under morning
Or a crack run up a gable,
She began to speak.
'I think our very form is bound to change.
Dogs in siege. Saurian relapses. Pismires."
- from Seamus Heaney's "Sibyl", part two of "Triptych"
Posted 14 February 2011 - 08:03 PM
Posted 16 February 2011 - 09:47 AM
plus the first months expansion is coming.
i don't know what issues u had with the camera, it seems pretty basic for that style of game play.
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Posted 22 February 2011 - 02:47 PM
Posted 24 February 2011 - 12:59 AM
Posted 24 February 2011 - 10:03 AM
JoeSomebody2, on 24 February 2011 - 12:59 AM, said:
He should see a catwoman mission, a few others. new races, alerts, raids, and duos. new costume pieces, and a lot of bug corrections.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 12:21 AM
One thing i find very tempting is that there is a lifetime gameplay fee for $200 i think. That would save alot of money in the long run if WoW offered the same deal, instead of the monthly subscription.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 09:04 AM
Posted 07 October 2011 - 10:28 PM
Going FREE-TO-PLAY!!!!
More incentive for people to play?
Bioshock Infinite - Daisy Fitzroy (0% Completed)
Batman - Talia Al Gul (0% Completed)
Princess Peach: Military Style (0% Completed)
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Posted 15 October 2011 - 04:26 PM
DarkMimi, on 07 October 2011 - 10:28 PM, said:
Going FREE-TO-PLAY!!!!
More incentive for people to play?
I honestly had no idea. now I have a talking point to share with my rommate, who's big on this, but never mentioned it to me yet. I wonder if he even knows? Going to be an interesting night (that is if Time Warner turns the Internet back on which they were never supposed to turn off and now want money to fix their error).
Posted 20 November 2011 - 03:53 PM
My name is Throatriptron.
Let's beat up Power Girl together sometime.
Posted 28 November 2011 - 09:17 AM
Will eventually get back to it.
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The landscape has remained unchanged for over a thousand years: rolling hills of splendid colors that change according to the seasons; a clear blu sky that shocks its admirers with breathtaking sunsets. It is here that nature is respected in all of its subtleties, and the true tastes of the land are appreciated and valued. It is with the conviction of having succeded in concentrating each of these intense sensations into one simple glass of wine that we introduce ourselves as the Azienda Perazzeta.
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Paris' rep has cleared out report that the socialite was giving a Nazi salute while partying on a yacht, insisting 'She was dancing with both her arms up, scratched her face with one of her hands.'
Paris Hilton has sparked another controversy while partying aboard a yacht in St. Tropez, France on Sunday, July 25. The hotel heiress was snapped flashing what appeared to be a Nazi salute, holding her finger under her nose, to simulate a mustache, and pointing her hand upward.
However, Paris' rep has dismissed the allegation. The rep told Radar Online, "This is totally false. The photos are misrepresented. Paris did not make a reference to Hitler. Much of her family is Jewish as are the majority of her friends and she is very upset and offended at the allegations."
Paris, who wore a short black strapless cocktail dress covered in crystals and beads, was also spotted donning a bright red military cap. The rep addressed the hat, "She was wearing a captains hat given to her in a club, it was not military."
"And that the photos show her with her arm up, she was dancing with both her arms up, scratched her face with one of her hands," the rep further explained. "That provided the basis for photographers to make these erroneous claims."
Paris Hilton, along with her sister Nicky Hilton and their entourage, has been on the party tour since the end of June with the luxury yacht as their temporary home. The Hilton sisters initially traveled to London before heading down to South Africa for the 2010 World Cup.


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Lampwork Hat & Mitts
The Lampwork Hat and Mitts are a colorful, coordinating accessory set that both show off the same bright patterning. Worked in the same colors at different gauges, the hat uses Wool of the Andes Worsted and is worked as a simple beanie with ribbing at the brim while a deep chevron pattern transitions into what seems like panels of stained glass along the crown. The mitts use a lighter weight yarn with Wool of the Andes Sport and are worked identically except for thumb placement. Similar to the hat, the mitts are started with a wide ribbed cuff. Both the hat and mitts feature a colorful all over patterning where three strands of yarn are worked across a single row at times. Because the triple-stranded colorwork tends to make a less-stretchy fabric, the mitts are large through the palm and the pattern also includes tips on sizing. Whether you choose between the bright or neutral color palette, the Lampwork Hat & Mitts kit is sure to step up your colorwork to the next level!
Notions: a yarn needle, stitch markers, smooth scrap yarn, and extra DPNs or circular to pick up stitches for the thumb.
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