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The earlier reported rumours of Live Aid II have now been denied by Bono himself. British newspaper The Sun reported that U2's Bono is planning a repeat of the 1985 Live Aid concerts with Radiohead amongst the headliners. First time organizer Bob Geldof denied his involvement immediately. On Irish TV News (RTE Television) today, Bono said that there are no plans for Live Aid II. [thanks Michael].
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ADM Forms Joint Venture With Grupo Cabrera to Construct Two Sugarcane Ethanol Processing Complexes
Date Posted: November 4, 2008
Archer Daniels Midland Company (NYSE: ADM) and Grupo Cabrera announced November 4 an agreement to form a joint venture to produce ethanol from sugarcane.
The partnership will bring together ADM's expertise in ethanol production, logistics and marketing with Cabrera's extensive knowledge of sugarcane agriculture and production.
"As the world's need for food and energy grows, agriculture—and ADM—will provide renewable, responsible solutions," said John Rice, ADM executive vice president, Commercial and Production.
"This joint venture will leverage the expertise of both participants to meet growing Brazilian demand for ethanol.
"Importantly, this partnership also advances ADM's goals of diversifying our feedstocks and growing our global bioenergy business."
"Brazil has the ingredients required for sustainable agriculture: abundant arable land, ideal climate, and advanced agricultural technology," said owner of Grupo Cabrera and former minister of agriculture Antonio Cabrera.
"Our partnership with ADM reinforces our commitment to the responsible production of renewable energy."
The joint venture will construct two processing complexes, each consisting of a sugarcane plantation, a sugar mill, an ethanol distillery and a biomass-powered cogeneration facility to provide power and steam.
The complexes will be located in Limeira Do Oeste in the state of Minas Gerais, and Jatai in Goias.
Upon completion, each mill will have crush capacity of three million metric tons annually.
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Caroline O'Connor is well-known in the West End theater community for roles in Mack & Mabel (which earned her an Olivier Award nomination), Me and My Girl, A Chorus Line and Show Boat. She made her Broadway debut as Velma Kelly in Chicago in 2003 and starred in the original cast of A Christmas Story, The Musical.
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by Vintage, Nov 3, 2013.
Wow, that looks scary. Hope he is OK.
Maybe a stroke? The way what's her face was describing it. Sounds bad. GK seems like one of the good guys in the league. Hope he is ok
He is my favorite.
amazing how that play action works...
It worked well for us once early in the game on the pass to Hannah. After they stopped running the ball, Romo tried it once right before half, and almost got killed.
i wish we had JJ Watt
Dumb rule. Good explanation by Collinsworth though.
Do we finally have a game?
garbage rule.
I just checked the stats...tough game for Luck. I assume lots of pressure!? You see, I havent watched one play of the football game. Its Hawks/Lakers on my big screen.
Colts making a game of it...down by 5...
Finally. If the Texans blow this, Wade Phillips will get crucified
I hope the Texans lose. They stopped doing what got them the lead and started to be very conservative. Case was ballin throwing that deep ball. It also helps Andre manages to get WIDE open a lot somehow, I honestly don't understand it.
That was a catch... I'm so tired if this stupid rule
If the Texans do the improbable and squander a threescore fourth-quarter lead, at least they can say their coach was in the hospital when it happened.
Wade's had a bad few days. Dad passes & dealing with that & now having to take over a game in an emergency. Whatever happens I hope fans cut him some slack.
What a sweet catch by Fleener for the two point conversion...Colts by 3 now...
After a terrible first 3 quarters, Luck is showing why he's The Franchise in the 4th quarter
I agree. But the thing is...the Wade-meister always seems to look so confused.
Man, I like the Colts.
Lol such chokers.
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Your dress, hair, nails, skin and makeup all are part of becoming that bride you've always wanted to be. Since pictures are almost always taken, you'll have visual proof--forever! So it's not only important to look good, but to feel good, as well. Here are a few pointers on achieving that:
Choose your dress carefully. While we certainly cannot dictate your taste, we can remind you that a well-fitting dress is one that you can get in and out of a car, sit and eat comfortably, and, of course, dance in. I wish I had a nickel for every time I saw a bride 'hike up' her strapless dress. An excellently tailored dress should not have to be adjusted often, nor should you have to worry about wardrobe malfunctions. But most of all, you should feel good and confident in your dress on your wedding day.
Next, choose a classic hair style. You'll not want to overpower your dress and headpiece with a flamboyant hair style or color. Keep it simple and classic. Practice the look at home and with your stylist, until you feel you have a timeless look that won't date you in five to 10 years. Remember, you have your pictures forever.
Your hands will get a lot of attention that day, so you will want a professional classic manicure—no colored polishes or overly long nails.
As for makeup, keep it soft and natural. I have seen a room full of women who looked like kabukis, when they should have looked like fresh and beautiful young ladies. A bright pink lip always looks great in pictures, while browns and metallics look muddy. If anything, the bright lip is the only change from your everyday look that I'd recommend.
Prepare in advance to feel your best: Get eight hours of restful sleep and sleep on fresh sheets (change them three to four times) the week of your wedding—you won't believe the difference! End any cocktail or bachelorette parties early, and drink very little, if any, in the days leading to your wedding day. Also, eat three healthful meals each day on time, and avoid overly spicy or unusual foods.
Baths are relaxing, as well as cups of herbal teas and soft body powders.
Smile, look people in the eye when you talk to them, laugh out loud. It's very important that at this point you 'give up the reins' to the professionals you've hired. Accept what comes, never sweat the small stuff. Be gracious and loving to your partner, your friends and your family—especially your parents, they are going through as big a change as you are.
If you are a spiritual person, plan to spend some time each day in prayer and meditation. If you have no particular spiritual direction, just always remember that there is a power that's greater than you, and that the universe wishes every bride all the very best.
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Crystal of Soul Possession
Items (Jewelry) (Villanous)
's comment on 2006-08-25 05:53 AM
i give this a 5/5 it's absolutely brilliant.
sssooooo many uses the fun is endless for GM's and PC's who like a bit of a dark twist in ther game.
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Ars Dracopodemiae
Systems (Knowledge/Lore) (Specific)
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Exceptional. I must congratulate you whilste at the same time attempt to hide my envy. Well done sir!
5 out of 5 for a brilliant read.
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The Senrenites
Society/ Organizations (Religious) (Regional)
's comment on 2008-02-27 06:27 PM
i found this a mos entertaining piece to read, order within the order, cool.
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Amulet of the Damned
Items (Jewelry) (Magical)
's comment on 2006-08-25 06:39 AM
brilliant idea man keep up with the good subs.
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Darken Flind
NPCs (Major) (Mystical)
's comment on 2006-10-15 09:30 AM
real good idea man keep em comin
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Malhonne Tranchan
NPCs (Minor) (Criminal/Espionage)
's comment on 2006-05-25 07:46 AM
she's a really good character i'll try and yse her in my current campaign.
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Dead Silk
Items (Clothes) (Cursed)
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what a great sub i just love it, keep em comin man...
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'Gift of the Gods'
Items (Melee Weapons) (Cursed)
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A good item with nice properties.
I "ditto" a few of the points made above,(but then again i can't talk)like the question why was it buried with him?, and has it been found?
4/5 for the item,
3/5 for the background story.
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NPCs (Major) (Combative)
's comment on 2012-06-11 08:11 AM
Only voted
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Rings of Consciousness
Items (Jewelry) (Magical)
's comment on 2006-05-25 08:13 AM
a very good item indeed.
not to high powered, pretty good.
i like it.
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The Black Spear
Items (Melee Weapons) (Campaign Defining)
's comment on 2006-05-25 07:49 AM
just as good if not better than your NPC (M.T.) that i just commented on the PC's in the campaign that i am running right now will come up against a terrifying black dragon pretty soon.
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The Sinking Ring of Ku Pum
Items (Jewelry) (Magical)
's comment on 2006-08-07 05:59 AM
Everything they all said.
I think that this item is brilliant, and not too overpowered at that.
Nice work man.
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Longbow of Light
Items (Ranged Weapons) (Heroic)
's comment on 2006-10-19 07:52 AM
thats one helluva idea
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The Ice Cave
Locations (Other) (Other)
's comment on 2008-02-25 07:58 AM
I think its a great piece, like cheka man said "simple but useful"
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The Swords of Kanalith
Items (Melee Weapons) (Combat)
's comment on 2006-08-25 07:57 AM
the idea is a good one i like it esecially the backstory.
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Mask Cloak
Items (Clothes) (Magical)
's comment on 2006-08-25 06:00 AM
i love the idea as it has so many uses and can be well adapted by GM's who want a dark twist in their game, (i.e. being suspected of being an evil spellcater/rogue.
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The Devil's footsteps
Items (Other) (Combat)
's comment on 2006-05-25 10:22 AM
very good i'll try to use it in my next campaign.
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NPCs (Minor) (Knowledge/Lore)
's comment on 2006-08-25 06:09 AM
aaaaaaaaaaahhhhh. man spice it up a bit and get rid of the stats or at least state that they can be adapted to another game with ease.
i know this was made two yrs ago ,but ouch.
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Chimera Oil
Items (Potion) (Magical)
's comment on 2006-05-25 05:29 AM
its a really good submission i can see this being usefull, as it has its drawbacks as well as its good points.
what if someone accidently gets some on themselves?, will they stay the way they are moulded for ever or what?
all in all a very good submission: 4.5/5
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The Crystal Sphere of the Throne
Items (Other) (Sentient)
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this is a good piece of work that i have taken a good liking to nice one man the possibilities are good for giveing PC's subtle hints etc etc...
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Rope swinging into the Nam Song River.
Tom Watson back flipping at Pont du Gard.
Bombing at Sulfur Point.
Sculpture flip in Wellington
Frank Kitts water bombs.
SLIP 'N' SLIDE: Seb just after hitting the water on his way to the end of the pool.
Rob Smith takes the plunge at Tapeka in a family tradition of bombing on holiday.
A sunny evening bombing session at Paremata Bridge.
Jumping off HMNZS Resolution.
Dean Mallany's first jump at the waterfront.
Waterfront Mexican wave.
Emma Scott doing a water bomb off Kuaotunu Bridge in the Coromandel.
After work bombs off Panmura Bridge.
A Coromandel cliff jump.
Derek Thatcher hitting a sweet bomb in the Cleddau River, Fiordland.
Uncle Gareth making the kids fly high on Xmas Day!
Stapling into Ashley River.
Chap Zwiers grabs a quick pre-wedding dip.
Rob's jump in Tapeka.
Taking the leap on St Valentine's Day at The Plank near Frank Kitt's Park!
Ben, mid-fall at Lake Tarawera in January 2013.
Underwater night bombs with Alex Williams.
Rohan dropping some bombs at Silo Park after work one evening.
Snapshot taken while working at Queen's Wharf.
Twizel bridge jump.
Royden van Dyk doing a bomb south of Christchurch.
Wellington wharf jumping.
Sevens fans jumping in front of the crowd.
A mint bomb spot along the Otaki river.
Jumping approximately 90 feet of a bridge at Bainham, in Golden Bay.
Nine-year-old JudyMay jumping off the Days Bay, Eastbourne wharf after a picnic with the relatives.
Jumping off the breakwater at Manu Bay boat ramp.
On the diving board, doing a staple.
This is me and my mate Johnny jumping off an old bridge into the Nam Song river in Vang Vieng, Laos.
Jumping off Laie Point on the North Shore, Oahu.
Kate McKendrey takes the plunge at Lake Taupo
Hendrik Bakker doing a backflip into a swimming hole in the Hawkes Bay.
Doing "the Hoff" at Abel Tasman National Park.
Ben jumping gracefully off "the knob", one of the best freshwater jump spots in Northland.
Fletcher Rayne and his cousing Jenna Thorne jumping off the jetty at Bythell's Bay, Queen Charlotte Sound.
This is my gorgeous daughter Kayla Christie enjoying her summer holidays with some bombing action in our friends pool.
The aftermath of a successful water bomb at Day's Bay wharf .
Britney and Janae water bombing over summer
My lab Dux practicing her flying
DIY FUN: Tim Haxell jumping from the 'Bomb Boat'.
GETTING AIR: Back flip at Charlie's Rock in Kerikeri.
Harriet Boucher takes a flying leap in Wellington.
Ten-year-old Shaye Biddington from Tawa jumps from the Taranaki Wharf platform in Wellington.
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Spirit nom for 'Veil' raises Oscar hopes
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Hollywood's bag of toys is overflowing this holiday season
You Never Really Know Vesper, Says Eva Green
Toronto Star: Thinking outside the bikini
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What chemical test do you use to distinguish between iron and iron sulphide (axcept using a magnet)?
One of the standard tests for arsenic in water is to apply ferric sulfide, if arsenic is there in any form, a reaction between arsenic and the sulfide will yield a bright yellow arsenic sulfide compound. So you could do the opposite, try to react an arsenic compound (aresnate will do) with the iron or iron sulphide. If the sulfide is present, you will get a bright yellow compound.
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Jewish circles here today expresses satisfaction over President Truman's announcement late yesterday evening that James G. McDonald has been designated U.S. "special representative" to Israel. At a press conference this morning, Presidential press secretary Charles G. Ross said that the question of an exchange of diplomatic representatives between the United States and Israel had been "in the works for some time," but just came to a head yesterday.
The text of President Truman's announcement reads:
"Agreement has been reached between the Government of the United States and the Provisional Government of Israel on the establishment of a mission of the United States in Israel and a mission of the Provisional Government of Israel in the United states. Agreement also has been reached on the exchange of special representatives.
"Mr. Eliahu Epstein has been designated by the Provisional Government of Israel as its special representative in the United States, heading the mission of the Provisional Government of Israel in this country.
"I have today appointed the Hon. James Grover McDonald, of New York, to serve as the special representative of the United States to head the mission of the United States in Israel."
McDonald, a native of Coldwater, Ohio, was a member of the Anglo-American Commission of Inquiry on Palestine in 1946. For 14 years, he was chairman of the board of the Foreign Policy Association. Between 1933 and 1935, he served s High Commissioner for Jewish and other refugees coming from Germany.


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I told him I was American and his face lit up.
He said he had been to American many years ago as part of a musical group he was a member of. They toured the midwest playing Czech music in cities like Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, Omaha, Milwaukee and Chicago. He was excited to tell me about how much he enjoyed America and how well he was treated by Americans.
He also went out of his way to tell me how much Americans were different from what the Communists told him. He offered to help me if I needed anything while I was in Budweis as a token of thanks for the kindness he received in America.
There is a lesson about traveling that I took away from the old Czech man on the bike:
You have to see things yourself. What he had been told about Americans by his government he had seen with his own eyes to be wrong. I've experience the same thing in the Middle East meeting Arabs. You can't rely on what people in positions of authority tell you about the rest of the world. You have to see it for yourself and odds are what you see will not be the same was what you were told.
This is just one of the many reasons why you need to travel.
I have no idea what happened during that man's trip to America, but whatever happened lead to him treating me nice in a random encounter in a Czech town square years later. I'm glad he was able to visit my country and I'm glad I was able to visit his.


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CAC Game Room House Party
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Where University Commons, Game Room
Duration 2 hours
Do you want to play Life-Size Dutch Blitz? Play in the Pool Tournament
hosted by Azariah Cox? CAC is bringing out the games, cards, snacks &
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Aafram Y. Sellers is a native of Jackson, MS. He attended Hampton University where he graduated with honors and departmental honors, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 2001.
After completing law school, he started his legal career working for several large civil defense firms, where he represented insurance companies, corporations and doctors in insurance defense, medical malpractice and general litigation.
In 2004, Mr. Sellers started his own law firm. Attorney Sellers and his firm quickly became known as a small criminal defense firm known for getting big results. His practice focuses primarily on criminal defense, personal injury and bankruptcy law. Since being in private practice Mr. Sellers has handled and tried hundreds of criminal and civil cases including several high profile murder cases resulting in not guilty verdicts. Additionally, because of his experience and trial advocacy skills, Attorney Sellers has been associated by other lawyers and firms to assist them in litigating and trying cases in both civil and criminal matters. Attorney Sellers has also handled hundreds of bankruptcy cases.
Mr. Sellers is a member of the Mississippi Bar; Hinds County Bar; Magnolia Bar and the American Bar Associations.
Mr. Sellers is admitted to practice in all courts in the State of Mississippi, the United States District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Mississippi and the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
When asked by my college professor why I wanted to be a lawyer, my immediate response was, "to help people." This desire to help people is deep rooted in my upbringing and childhood experiences where I often found myself standing up for people I felt were being mistreated. My mother always told me "to whom much is given, much is required." My law practice is a reflection of that principle. In 2007, I represented a young mother charged with the murder of the father of her kids. For years he had physically abused her. One night after being brutally attacked, she shot him in self-defense, unfortunately killing him. Sadly, this abused woman was charged with murder. She came to me to represent her. She told me she didn't have much money, she had three kids and she needed my help. At that point in my legal career, I had never handled a murder case. The District Attorney made her a plea offer to serve 20 years to serve in prison. Knowing she could not leave her kids without a mother, she decided to go to trial. I told her I could not guarantee she would be found not guilty but I promised her I would work as hard as possible on her case. I represented her at trial and a jury found her not guilty. This was my first criminal jury trial. It was during this case that I realized that being a lawyer was more than my profession but it was my calling to help people. It was in that fight for her freedom, for her kid's future, and for justice, that I found my passion. This lady put her trust in a young, inexperienced lawyer and I promised her I would do my best. Since then, I have represented hundreds of clients in all kinds of matters. Although, I can never guarantee a result, I can and I do guarantee that I will approach every case with the same attention and passion that I gave that mother, wrongfully charged with murder. I believe my clients need and deserve it.


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Applied Molecular Genetics for Improved Crop Yields
Conference Recording Jan 10, 2014
About the SpeakerCristobal Uauy is a Project Leader at the John Innes Centre and is a Visiting Scholar at the National Institute of Agricultural Botany in Cambridge. He studied Agronomy in Chile (2001) and holds a PhD in Genetics from the University of California, Davis (2007). His work on wheat senescence and nutritional value was recognized as the most outstanding PhD dissertation in Biological and Life Sciences in the US and Canada (2006-07). Recently, he was part of a team responsible for the identification of a gene conferring partial resistance to yellow rust, an important first step to develop long-term strategies for durable disease resistance. Both these studies were published in Science and recognized through the Bayer Foundation Early Excellence in Science Award (2011).
AbstractOur lab aims to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying important agronomic traits in wheat and, using this knowledge, to develop informed strategies to modify the crop's performance in the field. We are attempting to understand a series of traits that directly relate to yield and yield stability in farmer's field. These traits include yield per se as well as other yield-related traits such as grain size, grain filling duration, and pre-harvest sprouting. These are all multigenic traits which can have contrasting roles in affecting yield depending on the specific environment. The complexity of these traits is further compounded by the polyploid nature of wheat.
Through the use of near-isogenic lines across multiple environments we have recently validated a QTL affecting grain width, flowering time and final crop maturity. The region increases yield by an average of ~4.5%, equivalent to the gains made by an average UK breeder in 9 years. We will present our latest progress in unravelling these multiple effects using recombinant lines across the region. We will also discuss how understanding the mechanism underlying this QTL should enable us to exploit variation in the other homoeologues genomes and relate this to our current knowledge of grain size genes in rice. We will also outline our work on in silico TILLING in polyploid wheat and how this will enable use quickly validate candidate genes emerging from fine mapping projects. We hope this resource will enable more researchers to extend their work into these important crop species and fully exploit the (ongoing) release of wheat genome sequence.
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Many gamers have loved Luigi's mansion for years and with the new release of Luigi's mansion dark moon (or just 2) fans have been dancing with joy. Does the new game out do the old? Well let us summarize the two.
When the first Luigi's mansion for gamecube arrived in 2001 people grew slowly in love with game, though the game suffered from criticism for the game being too short, but fans would put this aside and still grew to love the game. The game had tons of replay value do to the ranking system to get the highest rank for their mansion, secrets and the hidden mansion mode that kept replaying the game all over again. The game only had one mansion to explore sounds bad doesn't it... Nope. Almost every room in the mansion had secrets to discover, puzzles, to solve or ghost to capture, so the game had lots to offer. With 23 portraits ghost (and 50 boos) to capture and puzzles surrounding them made this a fun welcome to the game. Boos where also fun and not so fun addition to the game (the fact that boos had tons of health and kept moving room-to-room frustrates a people to the point of pure rage arrrrrrrrrrrrgh). The boos were a must have for this game I mean, a ghost busting game with the Mario bros. not adding boos would be a crime. King boo made a great main villain in the game seeing that he is boo, a ghost... and a king, and game welcomes a new and beloved Nintendo character E.Gadd. The over all game had a great spooky atmosphere, great humor time to time, wonderful design ghosts and a well design mansion making the game well made. This game will forevermore be a classic to Nintendo's library.
Dark moon brought more to the table and tries to out do its previous title with more depth; new content and a better game play experience. The over all game feels as great as the first game. There are new ghosts in the game to capture and they all fit in very well with the over all atmosphere, sound and design. The boss ghosts are very creative just as they were in first game. Boos are also back in game and are much more easy take down then the original game ,but they are hiding in each level of the game ,so good luck finding them. This time the game gives players a total of five mansions to explore and discover, with themes surrounding each of them. There are gems to collect in each mansion adding more to game and a multiplayer mode that has online and local play making it the first time in the series players can hunt ghost with their friends and people across the world. An upgrade system is also in the game giving more power to the player to take down each ghost that crosses them easier. The over all design of the game is a welcome addition to the series and next level games did a great job with game.
Now lets compare the too games to each other.
The ranking system is gone from first game and replaced with a star ranking system for each mission in each mansion. Some players were upset with the replacement of old ranking system and felt as if it would hurt the replay value of the game that made most players want to replay the first game repeatedly to better their rank for their mansion. In some ways money later in dark moon will become useless to you besides raising your rank in each mission and after you are fully upgraded our vacuum, however dark moon makes money useful for a while in the game because of its upgrade system unlike the first game which money only affected your over all rank. Though I feel like that they were to way too giving with money in dark moon at times ,because I was already at max with my upgrades before the end of the second mansion(though I played a few levels again to get boos, better ranks ,and gems).
Bosses in dark moon feel very to easy to beat, players who played the first game will feel upset to find that some hold no true challenge. The stair boss in dark moon best shows this along with the ice king boss and clock boss. Yes, a lot people say that the main bosses in the first one were easy but they could be difficult at times especially on hidden mansion mode (and after that point, the game was easy to anyone). The bosses in dark moon had some challenge to them, but one I think had the most challenge was the spider boss, but it loses some point do the possessor ghost. They over used possessors in the game and I feel like they could have added other ghost bosses instead of the possessors kind of how they did in first game but with more challenge to them. I also wish they had added a number gauge to possessor instead having to suck them in 3 times (example 1st boss 150 health, 2nd 250 and so on). Also I wish they would have add obstacles to the boss when you start to suck them up like the poison mushroom from first game or maybe some new ones making it tricky to catch them after all Luigi does have a dodge button on dark moon unlike the first game.
In the terms of enemies dark moon shows the best way to make enemies fun and challenging ,Unlike first game ghost will armor themselves against your flash light and vacuum ( unless you count fire, ice and water ghost from the first game). The ghosts in dark moon feel like they have more personality compared to first ghost other then the portrait ghost from first game. Some of the ghost in dark moon feel less creative at times then first bunch in the first ,but some the ones in first game feel less creative and at time generic but I feel dark moon did it right when it came to enemies.
When it comes to level design dark moons wins with its creative design and theme in each mansion that adds new depth to the over all gameplay and design in the game while the first did had some verity its not enough to best dark moon. Boos in dark moon I have to say are the perfect level of difficulty unlike the first game where boos where a pain to capture because they flew room to room and had tons of health making it feel like a chore to capture them. Dark moon fixes this issue by having you search each mansion's mission searching for a boo hidden some where in it and using your black light to find them and boos no longer fly out of the room(.... YEAHHHHHHH!). The looks of the boos in dark moon feel unnatural at times with their more dimensional look ,but with the funny way of capturing them(boo pinball) makes them fit in game more but I feel their look in original is the best.
The difficulty of both games feels easy but I feel they both are equal when comes too hard or easy but dark moon loses points due to second chance dog bone. Hidden in each mission is a dog bone that players can find by messing with objects and if the player dies a ghost licks them and wakes up Luigi for a second go at the game. But dark moon does get harder later on just how first game did as well so they are on par.
For lasting appeal, dark moon will last a good 12 hours or so while the first game last 4-6 hours (depending if you are doing stuff to better your rank).Dark moon also has a multiplayer to make the game last a bit longer but most people will not spent hours playing though. On the case of replay ability, the original has most unlike dark moon. While next level did a great job making the game last the forgot to add something to make people want to replay the whole game again and first game did this right by adding a wonderful ranking system and adding tons of secrets to find in it. Finale we get to atmosphere and art style of both games. Dark moon had a cartoony humorous feel to it while original had a spooky and dark feel with some humor. SMusic in both games feels great, but dark moon music is not as remember able as the first game (which I still have theme stuck in my head). Though the music in both games fitted them, well the first one has best feel but at times, I feel its tiring too hard to be dark and not humorous enough. I love the art style that next level picked for dark moon and I feel its better then originals art style. I just feel that first one was tiring way to hard to be dark when it should have been a lot more humorous like dark moon is ,but game did shape Luigi's personality as whole and gave us a scaredy cat that we know and love.
In the end both games are great and I feel dark moon made a lot of improvements over the first one but messed up in a few areas that first game did right and in the end fans of series will learn to love both games equally and play them to death...... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!


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NADA 141-011 Denagard® 10; Chlortetracycline Premixes - original approval
Date of Approval: August 20, 1996
Fermenta Animal Health Company
10150 N. Executive Hills Boulevard
Kansas City, Missouri 64153-2314
Generic Name:
tiamulin hydrogen fumarate + chlortetracycline (equivalent to chlortetracycline hydrochloride)
Trade Name:
Denagard® 10; chlortetracycline premixes
Marketing Status:
For the control of swine dysentery associated with Serpulina hyodysenteriae susceptible to tiamulin and for treatment of swine bacterial enteritis caused by Escherichia coli and Salmonella choleraesuis sensitive to chlortetracycline and treatment of bacterial pneumonia caused by Pasteurella multocida sensitive to chlortetracycline.
- DOSAGE FORM - Finished Type C combination medicated swine feed manufactured from separate Type A or Type B medicated articles containing tiamulin hydrogen fumarate, NADA 139-472 (21 CFR 558.600), and Type A or Type B medicated articles containing chlortetracycline, equivalent to chlortetracycline hydrochloride (21 CFR 558.128) or a Type B combination medicated article.
- ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION - oral administration in feed
- RECOMMENDED DOSAGES: tiamulin hydrogen fumarate: 35 g/ton in finished Type C medicated feed
chlortetracycline: 400 g/ton (10 mg/lb body weight daily in divided doses) in finished Type C medicated feed
Effectiveness of Component Premixes
The approved original NADA 139-472 for DENAGARD® 10 (tiamulin) Premixes contained data to establish that this product was effective for the control of swine dysentery associated with Serpulina hyodysenteriae when fed continuously at 35 g/ton of feed.
Label claims for chlortetracycline premixes accepted through the Drug Efficacy Study Implementation (DESI) of findings of the National Academy of Science and National Research Council (NAS/NRC) include use in swine feed at 400 g/ton (10 mg per pound body weight daily in divided doses) for treatment of bacterial enteritis caused by Escherichia coli and Salmonella choleraesuis and treatment of bacterial pneumonia caused by Pasteurella multocida when fed for 14 days (61 FR 35949).
Blood Level Non-interference Study
- Objective: This study was conducted to determine whether the presence of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate in feed at 35 g/ton compromises the bioavailability of chlortetracycline present in the same swine feed and thus interferes with its therapeutic activity.
S. Rogers, S. Stroh, J. Petty and W. Reynolds
Fermenta Animal Health Company Research Center
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
- Design and Methods: Thirty-two pigs were divided into 2 groups of 16 for a cross-over blood level study. Sixteen pigs were dosed orally with chlortetracycline (CTC) at 13 mg/lb. The second group of 16 pigs was dosed orally with chlortetracycline at 13 mg/lb plus tiamulin hydrogen fumarate at 1.2 mg/lb.
- Test Article Administration: For the purposes of this study, the assumed dose of CTC provided by the mixing into feed at 400 mg/ton was considered to be between 12.7 and 13.5 mg/lb. A middle dose of 13 mg/lb was used. The dose of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate (1.2 mg/lb) was approximated from the ratio of the drugs in the finished product (400:35 g/ton = 11.4 g/ton). The ratio of CTC to tiamulin hydrogen fumarate doses used for this study (10.8) was slightly different from the ratio of the drugs in the finished product. These dose differences were considered within acceptable limits and biologically inconsequential to the purposes of the non-interference study.
- Samples: Blood samples were collected prior to dosing and at 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, and 60 hours post-dosing. Serum from the collected samples was microbiologically assayed for chlortetracycline activity. Two weeks later the treatments administered to the 2 groups were reversed and blood samples were collected for assay as before.
Results: The post-dosing time to reach maximum chlortetracycline concentration in serum (TMAX), maximum concentration found in serum (CMAX) and area under the concentration x time curve (AUC) were determined. For pigs treated with chlortetracycline alone the TMAX, CMAX and AUC were 2.5 ± 1.0 hour, 2.23 ± 0.65 ug/mL and 16.59 ± 4.41, respectively. When the pigs were dosed with both CTC and tiamulin the TMAX, CMAX and AUC values were 2.9 ± 1 hour, 2.55 ± 0.76 mcg/mL and 19.22 ± 6.54, respectively.
No signs of toxicity or adverse reactions to the drugs administered were observed.
- Conclusions: There was no indication that the administration of tiamulin had interfered with the therapeutic activity of chlortetracycline based on the level of chlortetracycline found in blood.
Field Investigation of Combined Use
- Objective: This study was conducted to determine whether the presence of chlortetracycline at 400 g/ton (10 mg/lb body weight daily in divided doses) adversely affects the clinical effectiveness of tiamulin at 35 g/ton for the control of swine dysentery associated with Serpulina hyodysenteriae.
Kent Schwartz, D.V.M., M.S.
TEAM Associates
Route 2, Box 92
Story City, Iowa 50248
- Design, Methods, and Test Article Administration: Ninety specific-pathogen-free (SPF) pigs of modern breeding, 45 gilts and 45 barrows, were allotted 5 per pen on the basis of weight and gender. The average initial weight of the pigs was 30.3 lb. There were six pens per treatment in this test of randomized block design. The three treatments were: 1) non-medicated controls; 2) tiamulin at 35 g/ton continuously; and 3) tiamulin at 35 g/ton continuously plus CTC at 400 g/ton (10 mg/lb body weight daily in divided doses) for the first 2 weeks (Days 0 to 14) of the 42-day test. On Day 2 and on Day 3 of the test, each pig was infected by administering 40 mL of a broth growth culture of a pathogenic strain of Serpulina hyodysenteriae (108/mL) by stomach tube).
- Measurements: The pigs were observed daily for clinical signs: pig weights and feed consumption were determined weekly. When pigs died, they were weighed and a post-mortem examination conducted to determine the cause of death. Diarrhea scores were calculated by assigning numerical values of 0, 1, 2, and 3 to daily individual pig diarrhea ratings of none, mild, moderate and severe. General appearance scores were calculated by assigning values of 0, 1, 2, and 3 to individual pig daily appearance ratings of normal, thin, emaciated and moribund, respectively. Presence or absence of visible amounts of blood in feces of individual pigs was recorded daily.
Results: All deaths in the trial were due to swine dysentery. Percent pig days with diarrhea and percent test days with diarrhea over the time of concurrent feeding (Days 0 to 14) were considered the important primary variables of this study. For these criteria of efficacy the two medicated treatment groups had mean values significantly (P = 0.0001) different from that of the non-medicated control treatment. Treatment mean values for test Days 0 to 14 are summarized in Table 4.1. No signs of toxicity or of adverse reactions to the test medications were observed in this trial.
Ed. note: The following table has 4 columns.
Table 4.1. Summary data from a clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of tiamulin combined with chlortetracycline in feed for the treatment of diarrhea associated with Serpulina hyodysenteriae in pigs (swine dysentery).
Criteria Non-medicated Control Tiamulin, (35 g/ton) Tiamulin (35 g/ton) + CTC (400 g/ton) Survival, % 80 100 100 Pig days with diarrhea, % 47.4 8.4 2.0 Test days with diarrhea, % 68.9 32.0 10.0 Pig days with bloody feces, % 32.0 0.2 0.0 Test days with bloody feces, % 66.7 1.1 0.0 Appearance score (range 0 to 3) 0.548 0.036 0.013 Diarrhea score (range 0 to 3) 0.909 0.120 0.029
The approved NADA 139-472 for tiamulin in feed and NADA 48-761 and NADA 46-699 for chlortetracycline in feed contained adequate data to establish the safety of each drug for swine. The NAS/NRC/DESI conclusions on chlortetracycline in feed for swine indicate that safety as well as effectiveness of this level of use for swine is accepted (61 FR 35949).
The safety of the two drugs when fed together at the proposed levels to swine was demonstrated in a field investigation conducted to show noninterference of activity and also in the residue depletion study described in this document.
Based on these studies, it is concluded that the combination is safe to be fed to swine.
Safe Concentrations and Tolerances
Safety of the approved products, DENAGARD® 10 remixes and chlortetracycline premixes, has been established by data submitted in original applications of NADA 139-472, NADA 48-761, and NADA 46-699, respectively.
The safe concentrations of total residues of tiamulin in uncooked edible tissues of swine were originally established at 3.6 ppm in muscle, 10.8 ppm in liver, and 14.4 ppm in kidney and fat (21 CFR 556.738). The safe concentrations for tiamulin have been revised using the new food consumption factors as described in the FDA/CVM July 1994 publication entitled, "General Principles for Evaluating the Safety of Compounds Used in Food-Producing Animals" (59 FR 37499). The revised safe concentrations of total residues of tiamulin in swine are 5 ppm in muscle, 15 ppm in liver, and 30 ppm in kidney and fat.
The tolerances for chlortetracycline in swine are: 12 ppm in kidney, 6 ppm in liver, 2 ppm in muscle, and 12 ppm in fat (21 CFR 556.150). The tolerance for the tiamulin marker residue, 8-alpha-hydroxymutilin, was originally set at 0.4 ppm in swine liver (21 CFR 556.738). Using the new safe concentration of 15 ppm for tiamulin in swine liver, the tolerance for 8-alpha-hydroxymutilin is 0.6 ppm.
Study Establishing the Withdrawal Period
A residue depletion study was conducted by Fermenta Animal Health, Kansas City, Missouri. The purpose of the study was to determine the depletion of tiamulin and chlortetracycline (CTC) in pigs following administration of the antibiotics in feed at 400 g CTC/ton and 35 g tiamulin/ton for 14 days.
Forty-five crossbred pigs, weighing approximately 50 pounds each, were used. Ten males and ten females were fed feed containing tiamulin at 35 g/ton for 14 days. Ten males and ten females were fed feed containing tiamulin at 35 g/ton and CTC at 400 g/ton for 14 days. Five pigs were feed non-medicated feed. After 14 days of test drug feeding, the medicated feed was withdrawn and replaced with non-medicated control feed. At 6, 12, 24, 36, and 48 hours after the end of medication, two male and two female pigs were killed and the appropriate tissues were assayed for residues. Results are presented in Tables 6.1 and 6.2.
Ed. note: The following table has 3 columns.
Table 6.1. Concentration (ppm) of the marker residue (8-alpha-hydroxymutilin) in the target tissue (liver) of pigs fed Type C medicated finished feeds containing tiamulin hydrogen fumarate (THF) alone and THF plus chlortetracycline (CTC).
Withdrawal Period (hours) tiamulin (35 g/ton) tiamulin (35 g/ton)
+ CTC (400 g/ton)
6 0.314 0.377 12 0.273 0.274 24 0.208 0.195 36 0.143 0.145 48 0.083 0.151 Withdrawal Period (hours) Tissue Liver Kidney Muscle Fat 6 1.55 3.55 0.38 0.16 12 0.82 1.81 0.18 0.08 24 0.57 0.98 0.10 0.04 36 0.41 0.54 0.08 0.04 48 0.47 0.56 0.07 0.04
Regulatory Method
An approved regulatory method was used for determining the tiamulin marker residue, 8-alpha-hydroxymutilin, in swine liver. This method involves extraction, derivation, and then quantitation by gas chromatography. The limit of quantitation (LOQ) is 50 ppb.
The validated microbiologic method was used to measure antimicrobial activity of chlortetracycline in swine tissue (Antibiotic Residues in Milk, Dairy Products, and Animal Tissues: Methods, Reports, and Protocols, FDA, 1968). The limit of quantitation is 0.31 ppm for muscle, 0.53 ppm for kidney, 0.52 ppm for liver, and 0.097 ppm for fat. The presence of tiamulin (and 8-alpha-hydroxymutilin in liver) did not affect the performance of the assay to measure chlortetracycline. Both methods are on file at the Center for Veterinary Medicine, Food and Drug Administration, HFV-199, 7500 Standish Place, Rockville, Maryland 20855.
The data submitted in support of this NADA satisfy the requirements of Section 512 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and demonstrate that tiamulin Type A medicated article (DENAGARD® 10) and approved chlortetracycline Type A medicated articles when combined to produce a Type B combination medicated article or finished Type C combination medicated feed, and when fed to swine under its labeled conditions of use, is safe and effective.
A reevaluation of underlying safety and effectiveness data in the two parent applications was not required. While it was not necessary to re-evaluate the underlying toxicity tests supporting the human food safety of the separate approvals, the safe concentration for tiamulin and chlortetracycline were revised using the new food consumption factors described in FDA/CVM July, 1994 publication entitled, "General Principles for Evaluating the Safety of Compounds Used in Food-Producing Animals" (59 FR 37 499). The revised safe concentration and tolerance for chlortetracycline are 2 ppm for muscle, 6 ppm for liver, and 12 ppm for fat and kidney. These tolerances apply to total tetracycline activity in edible tissues. The revised safe concentration of total residues of tiamulin in swine are 5 ppm in muscle, 15 ppm in liver and 30 ppm in kidney and fat. Using these new safe concentrations for tiamulin, the revised tolerance for tiamulin is 0.6 ppm for 8-alpha-hydroxymutilin (marker compound) in liver (target tissue).
A pre-slaughter withdrawal period of 2 days has been established for the use of this combination. These restrictions are based on statistical analysis of depletion data, using the upper tolerance limits containing 99 percent of the population with a 95 percent confidence limit.
Adequate directions for use of this combination product by non-veterinarians have been clearly written, and there is reasonable certainty that the conditions of use, including mixing directions, stated on the label can and will be followed by the feed mill and producer. Approved over-the-counter products containing tiamulin (DENAGARD® 10) and chlortetracycline alone are marketed for the same claims as are on the label for the combination product. The Agency is not aware of any reason why the combining of the two products would require restriction of the new product to prescription use.
The agency has carefully considered the potential environmental effects of this action and has concluded that the action is categorically excluded under 21 CFR 25.24(d)(1)(ii) from the requirement to prepare an environmental assessment (EA). The categorical exclusion applies to this action because this is a combination of previously approved drugs. The data available to the Agency do not establish that, at the expected exposure level, the substance may be toxic to organisms in the environment.
Under section 512(c)(2)(F)(ii) of the FFDCA, this approval for food producing animals qualifies for THREE years of marketing exclusivity beginning on the date of approval because the application contains reports of new clinical field investigations essential to the approval of the application and conducted or sponsored by the applicant.
Copies of the following facsimile labeling are attached to this document.
Blue Bird - Type B medicated article label.
(1) Net weight/Active Ingredients - Bag g/ton & g/lb
(2) Net weight/Active Ingredients - Bulk g/ton & g/lb
Blue Bird - Type C medicated feed label.
(3) Net weight/Active Ingredients - Bag g/ton
(4) Net weight/Active Ingredients - Bulk g/ton
Copies of applicable labels may be obtained by writing to the:
Freedom of Information Office
Center for Veterinary Medicine, FDA
7500 Standish Place
Rockville, MD 20855


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THE prioritising of drainage maintenance has played a key role in keeping Swanage Railway moving throughout the record wet winter, rail bosses say.
"Over the past couple of years we have made the clearing of drains, drainage culverts and ditches – as well as under bridges – a priority to ensure the trains keep running and that our trackbed and its embankments are not damaged," explained Swanage Railway general manager Richard Jones.
Despite far greater volumes of rain and surface water than normally experienced at this time of year, the volunteer railway's six miles of re-laid line has not suffered any instance of flooding in recent months.
They've even been lucky enough not to have had any trees blown over the line.
Mr Jones said: "That vigilance and forward planning over recent years has paid dividends.
"In looking after the tracks, the drainage system and the em-bankments, our permanent way department has been doing a sterling job in making sure that the trains can still run safely."
Last year the Swanage Railway carried out a major £100,000 drainage system replacement at Swanage railway station.
This eight-week engineering task involved lifting the railway tracks and digging out the clay underneath to a depth of up to six feet.
Mr Jones said: "The Swanage Railway is open for business – despite the very unusual wet and stormy weather that has been hitting the Isle of Purbeck."


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Three die in Rains County collision
Point woman, 30, and two girls, 5 and 6, pronounced dead at the scene
By FAITH HUFFMAN | News-Telegram News Editor
Aug 3, 2007 - A woman and two young girls died in a crash in Rains County Thursday after the vehicle they were in collided head-on with an 18-wheeler hauling a trailer of coal.
Toni Renee Mattern, 30, and 5-year-old Daylan Lorenze, both of Point, and 6-year-old Kayla Cook of Emory were pronounced dead at the scene at 1:45 p.m. by Rains County Justice of the Peace Don Smith.
The three were ejected from the Chevrolet TrailBlazer when it collided with the truck. The vehicle then burned up.
"It appeared they were killed instantly," said Sgt. Hank Sibley with the Texas Department of Public Safety Office in Sulphur Springs. "It was a bad one."
The bodies of the young girls were taken to Wilson-Orwosky Funeral Home in Emory. Mattern's body was sent to the medical examiner's office in Dallas for an autopsy. The truck driver Clyde Daniel Rogers, 54, of Harrah, Okla., suffered minor head injures and was taken to Hopkins County Memorial Hospital. He was said to be in good condition.
The crash occurred at 1:30 p.m. Thursday on U.S. Highway 69 west of the Emory city limits, near Rains High School. The 18-wheeler was hauling a dump trailer full of lignite coal, traveling northwest. The Chevrolet Trailblazer was headed southeast on U.S. 69.
�The Blazer, for whatever reason, swerved into the path of the 18-wheeler in a head-on collision," Sgt. Sibley said. "The impact drove the SUV back and ejected the driver and two passengers, two little girls."
The SUV came to rest on the northwest shoulder of the road and burst into flames.
The 18-wheeler rolled across the highway, dumping the coal all over the road and spilling diesel fuel before stopping in the southeast right of way.
Emergency personnel from Emory and surrounding areas responded, including Rains County and Point fire departments, Emory police and Rains County Sheriff's Office. DPS personnel from Emory, Sulphur Springs, Tyler, Canton and Terrell also responded.
The Hopkins County Hazardous Materials unit was called in due to the threat of the fuel spilling into a nearby creek and the potential for the coal product to ignite. The leak was contained, however, and was cleaned up by staff of Fuller's Wrecker Service, using materials carried in their towing vehicles.
DPS commercial vehicle inspection officers, and accident reconstruction team and other troopers from Sulphur Springs and Rains County worked alongside all available law enforcement, firefighters and emergency services personnel from Emory and surrounding areas at the scene until after 7 p.m. determining what caused the crash and overseeing clean-up.
DPS Trooper Cody Sanders is the lead investigator in the case.
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With SB76, which would strip cities of the power to ban or limit digital billboards, billboard companies are once again inserting themselves into the state legislative process ("Legislators sidestep city vs. billboard firms fight," Tribune, Feb. 26).
Once again, it makes no sense that billboards are an issue of such statewide importance that the Legislature needs to address them. Local communities should have the right to regulate signs.
If billboard companies don't get free rein with state-endowed rights to place electronic billboards anywhere and everywhere, they aren't going to suddenly declare bankruptcy. Sweeping aside local government processes is simply not an area that the state should get into.
For no easily understood reason, billboards are already the most protected land use in our state. They don't need more rights!
Why do the billboard companies have so much influence? Easy answer: Providing significant campaign contributions to a bunch of legislators buys special treatment. This raises many ethical questions.
Signs are a local issue and the Legislature should see that. But it's hard for them to see through the dollar signs in front of their eyes.
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Meet Tahil Sharma.Although Tahil and I have worked together on the North American Interfaith Network for over a year now, we had yet to meet in person until last month, when we attended the Parliament of World Religions conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. As we sat down for langar each day, I came to learn of his inspiring interfaith work on his university campus, as well as his perspective on working across the religious/non-religious divide. And thus we have arrived here on Non Prophet … [Read more...]
Indeed, There Is Still a Gaping, Atheist-Shaped Hole in the Interfaith Movement
A few years ago, I read an article by Rory Fenton, and adamantly disagreed with his assessment that atheists were missing from the interfaith movement. After all, I was a living example of the contrary. At the time, I was employed at an interfaith seminary in Berkeley, where it was not unusual for atheists to be enrolled. I was 1 of 2 atheists serving on the Board of Directors at the Interfaith Center at the Presidio in San Francisco. Around that same time, I was regularly invited to 'preach' a … [Read more...]
#ISTANDWITHAHMED & So Should You
In the last few days, its no doubt you've heard the story of Ahmed Mohamed. The 14 year old boy who was arrested at his school in Texas for bringing a homemade clock with him to class that day. He was proud of his creation and wanted to share it with his engineering teacher. Instead, he was detained for bringing a bomb on campus. Naturally, the story blew up on social media because of its sheer ridiculousness. Some people asked, 'how is it that children at a banned open carry protest can walk wi … [Read more...]
I've written a lot of stuff this week! A Roundup
It's been a hectic few weeks for me, and a lot of pieces I've been working on for the last month or so have finally been published. This has been really rewarding and cool.At The Daily Beast, you can read about the latest research on combating anti-vaccine attitudes. Powell and Horne didn't measure how long the change in attitude about vaccines lasted, and it's worth noting that the information about the harms of not vaccinating didn't change anyone's beliefs about the link between vaccines … [Read more...]
Faithfully Feminist – Why Women Stay With Their Religious Communities
The book, Faithfully Feminist – Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Feminists on Why We Stay, will be available for purchase later this summer. It features essays by 45 contributors from Abrahamic religious traditions. "Why do you stay?" It is a common question women are asked in relation to their faith. These are not women who buy into Candace Cameron's biblically submissive theory; rather, these are women who claim a feminist identity, have membership in a particular religious tradition, and practi … [Read more...]
A Note on Dealing with Death & Dying, Trauma & Tragedy
At a recent workshop on 'Trauma in Everyday Life,' a psychologist spoke about big 'T' and little 't' trauma. Big 'T' trauma is what we commonly refer to when speaking of serious accidents, war, death, etc. In its most severe form, big 'T' trauma can lead to post-traumatic stress. On the other hand, little 't' trauma refers to the everyday violence we encounter, such as being teased, losing a pet or a job, being picked last in a group activity, receiving negative comments on a blog. While such exp … [Read more...]
The science of white fragility
According to Robin DiAngelo, a professor at Westfield State University, white fragility is: a state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress becomes intolerable, triggering a range of defensive moves. These moves include the outward display of emotions such as anger, fear, and guilt, and behaviors such as argumentation, silence, and leaving the stress-inducing situation. These behaviors, in turn, function to reinstate white racial equilibrium. David Brooks, a columnist for The New York … [Read more...]
The New Republic's review of Ta-Nehisi Coates's necessary new book
Ta-Nehisi Coates is quickly becoming one of America's great public intellectuals. Bijan Stephen, an Associate Editor at The New Republic and an old friend, recently wrote about Coates's latest book, Between the World and Me. He writes: Coates is a national correspondent at The Atlantic, and his body of work concerns, in general, confronting that violence on its structural terms: racism's history, the institutions that allow it to persist, and its economic and social consequences. B … [Read more...]
Could there be an ISIS without an Islam?
Speaking of catching up on things I've missed while I've been gone, I was asked my thoughts about a cover story from March's issue of The Atlantic. It reminded me of another article from The Atlantic earlier in July, which argued that "is ISIS Islamic?" is the wrong question to ask (for the record: I wouldn't disagree that ISIS is Islamic).The important question, as posed by The Institute for Social Policy and Understanding's Dalia Mogahed, is instead "would a group like ISIS, with all the ot … [Read more...]


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Wright was placed on the 15-day DL for the second time in three weeks on Wednesday by the Cleveland Indians, who can't seem to get a player healthy without another breaking down.
Indians general manager John Hart said the 24-year-old Wright, who was on the DL for two weeks in May and twice last season, has fluid in his shoulder that is causing pain.
"We're going to have Jaret shut it down for a week to 10 days and hope that the fluid goes out and then give it a try," Hart said.
Wright's injury is yet another setback for the right-hander whose career seemed so promising when he won two playoff and a World Series game as a rookie in 1997.
The Indians currently have eight players _ six pitchers _ on the DL and have had to make 28 roster moves since May 18.
An MRI revealed that Wright, who as a rookie in 1997 beat the New York Yankees twice in the playoffs and Florida in Game 4 of the Series, has a shoulder injury, but that his rotator cuff is sound, Hart said.
"Surgery has not been brought up at this point," Hart said. "No one is saying that this will require surgery."
Wright, who is 3-4 with a 4.70 ERA in nine starts, was out from May 12-27 with tightness in his shoulder. He was 0-2 with a 16.50 ERA since being activated and complained of soreness during a June 2 start in St. Louis.
He was out last year with a pulled muscle in his upper back and strained muscle in his shoulder.
Hart said Wright's current shoulder problems are not related to the ones he suffered last year and contributed to his dreadful season.
Wright went 8-10 with a 6.06 ERA in 1999. He was also accused of throwing at batter's heads and was called into then-AL president Gene Budig's office in New York to discuss his conduct on the mound.
The Indians were counting on Wright to have a big 2000 season, and can hardly afford to have another pitcher sidelined.
Right-hander Paul Rigdon was activated from the DL and started for the Indians on Wednesday night in Milwaukee. He lasted just 26 pitches but Cleveland went on to win 9-5.
In his major league debut on May 21, Rigdon pitched seven shutout innings to beat the New York Yankees. But before he could make his second start, Rigdon, 24, sustained a pulled a muscle in his rib cage while throwing in the bullpen on May 26 and went on the DL.
Reliever Ricardo Rincon underwent surgery on spurs in his left elbow Wednesday in Birmingham, Ala., and will be out until mid to late-August, Hart said.
Set-up man Paul Shuey, who had surgery on his hip in San Francisco last week, has begun throwing and could be back in early July.
Starter Charles Nagy has begun playing catch following surgery to remove bone chips from his elbow and is progressing ahead of schedule.
And All-Star right fielder Manny Ramirez, who with a strained hamstring, is taking batting practice and should come off the DL on June 14.


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46 million adults have been diagnosed with arthritis.? 9% of these individuals claim arthritis limits their physical capabilities.? 21 million people alone suffer from osteoarthritis.? Unfortunately, the incidence of arthritis is on the rise.? There are things you can do to ease the symtoms.
Exercise can be a great way to deal with the aches and pains of arthritis. But it's important to perform the right exercises under a doctor's supervision.
Here are suggestions about exercising if you have arthritis, courtesy of the University of Washington School of Medicine:
- If you have a physical or occupational therapist, he or she should participate in creating your exercise plan.
- Your exercises should put minimal stress on your joints, especially when you first start out. Don't overdo it.
- Try a combination of both therapeutic (designed to help ease symptoms and improve joint function) and recreational (just for fun) exercises.
- Use other methods to ease symptoms, such as using heating pads and ice packs, eating a healthy diet, taking medication as prescribed, and maintaining a healthy body weight.
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"The health of the former President remains much the same ... which is stable but critical while Madiba continues to respond to treatment."
That was the crux of today's update from the South African government. The announcement followed President Jacob Zuma's visit to Mandela's home, where the former President has been recovering since being released from the hospital in September.
The @PresidencyZA advises that President Zuma visits former President #Mandela: Issued by the Presidency http://t.co/tYTxsFID71
— NelsonMandela (@NelsonMandela) November 18, 2013
While the South African government has said little about Mandela's condition, citing the need for privacy, his family members have disclosed information on several occasions.
Mandela's ex-wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela told the Sunday Independent that he "remains quite ill." She said that he is unable to speak due to tubes in his mouth that are clearing fluid from his lungs. "The bedroom ... is like an ICU ward."
Madela's grandson, Mandla Mandela has also spoken to the press about his grandfather's medical condition. After visiting on Sunday, he said that Mandela "is still progressing steadily but very much under a critical condition."
Mandela has been receiving intensive home care since being released from a Pretoria hospital on September 1. He was originally hospitalized for a lung infection, a condition that has plagued him for years and is thought to stem from time spent in damp concrete cells during his 27-year prison sentence that lasted from the early 1960s to the late 1980s.
Other theories postulate that Mandela's lungs were damaged while working in a lime quarry at the Robben Island prison, where he served 18 years of his sentence under notoriously poor conditions.
At one point during his imprisonment, Mandela contracted tuberculosis.
The South African government's update on Mandela's health coincides with the opening of the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory, official home of the Nelson Mandela Foundation in Houghton, Johannesburg.
In his speech at today's opening ceremony, President Zuma paid Mandela highest regards:
"Housed at this Centre are some of the most important heritage resources that chronicle the life and times of our founding father – and icon – of our democratic nation, Tata Nelson Mandela. These resources are an integral part of our nation's heritage, in particular our liberation heritage. They are our nation's treasures and they indeed need to be preserved."
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In downtown San Antonio, Texas, there is a hallowed space where the blood of four gallant Scots warriors helped to form a benediction for the United States of America. Led by John McGregor, they fell with David Crockett, James Bowie, William Travis and the others at the Alamo in 1836 and so passed into the ranks of those whom America has raised to sainthood. The Alamo, once a Spanish Catholic mission to the Indians, became the fortress besieged by several thousand Mexicans as Texas struggled to free itself from the yoke of the dictator, Antonio López de Santa Anna, self-styled Napoleon of the west. The outcome of this battle was inevitable, yet as Santa Anna ordered the bodies of the Texan defenders to be burnt he could scarce have imagined that within just two months he would be utterly defeated.
To visit the site of the battle now is to take part in a nationwide service of remembrance that is played out each day of the year. The high-frequency volume of DayGlo Texas is turned down when you enter these walls and somehow the atmosphere of the Cenotaph descends and is maintained.
The role of the Scots who died is given due acknowledgement as you tour the gardens and outlying buildings. Each of them had followed a well-worn path. Our nation exports its people, its industry and its ideas. But we also export our belligerence.
The Union of the Crowns and the Treaty of Union a century or so later brought an end to several hundred years of fighting the English. Perhaps we got bored and so began touring Europe looking for other people's wars in which to take part. Indeed, in some cases, it looks like our ancestors tossed a coin to decide which side they were on. "It's heads. So you're on Napoleon's side and I'm on Wellington's." Thus it was only natural that John McGregor found himself playing his bagpipes with Davy Crockett on his fiddle as they sought to lift Texan spirits.
Someone, though, forgot to tell the US National History unit, which has made an excellent short film about the Alamo.
For at its conclusion there is a tribute to the assorted Englishmen, Irishmen and Germans who similarly found themselves facing the implacable vengeance of a Mexican dictator. But of Scotland's contribution there was nothing.
Did they not know, I asked my helpful curator, about McGregor and his pipes? And David Wilson, Isaac Robinson and Richard Ballentine and how they sang Green Grow the Rushes O? Yes sir, they surely did. And yes sir, they surely were grateful.
There was just the merest insinuation, though, in the languid Texan's otherwise friendly demeanour, that this was not the first chippy Scot who had made representations on behalf of these obscure but heroic Jocks. He assured me, however, that he would pass on my observations.
Also in the grounds of the Alamo is perched a charming little obelisk, upon which are inscribed the artful characters of a Japanese poem; a gift from the Tokyo government. Yet the cry of "banzai" was not heard at the Alamo, while "let's get right intae these Mexican bassas" surely was.
As a proud Scot, this left me even more bereft and undermined. And so I invite our first minister to offer a wee plaque as a gift to the Americans to pay tribute to McGregor and his band who fell on this holy place. Texas surely would appreciate it.


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Shepard's Mona Lisa Illusion
Illusion below is something better known as Roger Shepard's "Turning the Tables" illusion. Basically it's the same thing we featured multiple times, using different motif. Look at the two Mona Lisa's below. If I told you they had an equal surface area on their tops, you'd probably take it for granted. But what if I told you that they also were identical in both length and width?! If you don't believe me, try and measure them for yourself. Below image is given so you can print it out, make a cutout of both paintings, and reposition them one over another… Do they fit nicely?


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Michigan Flywheelers Museum
The Michigan Flywheelers Museum is a 501(c)(3) organization of volunteers dedicated to the restoration and preservation of antique gas and steam engines and tractors. This group of volunteers holds one of the largest annual "Antique Engine and Tractor Shows" in the state of Michigan every September.
The museum is located near South Haven, 2.3 miles east of the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan. Nestled in the middle of the fruit belt, the museum owns 80 acres of land that is in the process of being developed.
From South Haven, take Phoenix Rd (CR 388)/ exit 20 (I-196) east to 68th street. Turn south (right) at Fideland Funpark on to 68th. Driveway is located on east side (left) about 1/2 mile.
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The Westchester commercial real estate market has been dominated by the smaller companies since the great recession began.
Most leasing activity has been for minor expansions of existing offices or a the moving of a small company to an office park suite somewhere in the county.
Erin Patterson, a researcher at the Jones Lang LaSalle commercial real estate firm, recently looked at the other tenants – the so-called "big fish" which take on local leases for more than 50,000 square feet – and compared them with our rivals in neighboring Fairfield County, Conn. The results are mapped out here in her Chart of the Week:
The six big fish deals of the past year include Pepsi's move from Harrison to White Plains, BOCES move to Harrison and Endurance's move to Harrison.
Fuji Film, Bunge and Entergy Nuclear Northeast also had big renewals in the area, Patterson said.


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You are not Christ. The final test is too much for you.
Jesus Christ is the way
And how are you so sure that I am not Christ?
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You are not Jesus Christ.
We are instructed to test the spirits, then we can know Christ from Peter's perspective as follows: Matthew 16:13 When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, "Who do people say the Son of Man is?"
14 They replied, "Some say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets."
15 "But what about you?" he asked. "Who do you say I am?"
16 Simon Peter answered, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God."
17 Jesus replied, "Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. 18 And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades[c] will not overcome it. 19 I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be[d] bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be[e] loosed in heaven." 20 Then he ordered his disciples not to tell anyone that he was the Messiah.
Matthew 24:30 And then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory.
John 10: 1"Very truly I tell you Pharisees, anyone who does not enter the sheep pen by the gate, but climbs in by some other way, is a thief and a robber. 2 The one who enters by the gate is the shepherd of the sheep. 3 The gatekeeper opens the gate for him, and the sheep listen to his voice. He calls his own sheep by name and leads them out. 4 When he has brought out all his own, he goes on ahead of them, and his sheep follow him because they know his voice. 5 But they will never follow a stranger; in fact, they will run away from him because they do not recognize a stranger's voice." 6 Jesus used this figure of speech, but the Pharisees did not understand what he was telling them.
7 Therefore Jesus said again, "Very truly I tell you, I am the gate for the sheep. 8 All who have come before me are thieves and robbers, but the sheep have not listened to them. 9 I am the gate; whoever enters through me will be saved.[a] They will come in and go out, and find pasture. 10 The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.
11 "I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. 12 The hired hand is not the shepherd and does not own the sheep. So when he sees the wolf coming, he abandons the sheep and runs away. Then the wolf attacks the flock and scatters it. 13 The man runs away because he is a hired hand and cares nothing for the sheep.
14 "I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me— 15 just as the Father knows me and I know the Father—and I lay down my life for the sheep. 16 I have other sheep that are not of this sheep pen. I must bring them also. They too will listen to my voice, and there shall be one flock and one shepherd. 17 The reason my Father loves me is that I lay down my life—only to take it up again. 18 No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to lay it down and authority to take it up again. This command I received from my Father."
John 10:27 My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me:
Jesus Christ is the way
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