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Learning in a collaborative and supporting environment
Celebrating the contributions and heritage that make us unique.
We want you as a future Tiger!
The Office of Multicultural Affairs strives to create an environment for all students,
particularly students of color and traditionally underrepresented groups, as scholars,
learners, and change agents.
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By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY
New research is challenging claims made three years ago that scientists had discovered soft tissue remnants in the thigh bone of a Tyrannosaurus fossil.
A group led by paleontologist Mary Schweitzer of North Carolina State University in Raleigh garnered headlines in 2005 for reporting in the journal Science they had found the remains of blood vessels inside the fossils unearthed in the Hell Creek Formation in Montana.
Finding tissue preserved at least 65 million years shocked paleontologists who believed any such traces were lost forever.
Last year, the team reported a close link between birds and proteins from dinosaur fossils, as well as between birds and mammoth tissues. Birds and dinosaurs are related.
But a team led by Tom Kaye of the Burke Museum of Natural History in Seattle suggests the researchers in 2005 mistook modern-day bacterial goo — more properly called biofilm — for dinosaur remnants.
Using high-tech microscopes, Kaye's team looked at the interiors of fossils from 17 dinosaur species discovered near the Tyrannosaurus fossil to check the finding about blood vessels.
If the material reported in the Science study had been soft tissue, it would have somewhat resembled modern-day collagen, the connective tissue in skin and blood vessels.
Instead, the coatings bear closer molecular resemblance to modern biofilms than to collagen, the team reported Tuesday in the journal, PloS One.
But Schweitzer disagrees. "The idea that biofilms are completely and solely responsible for the origin or source of the structures we reported is not supported," she said by e-mail from a dinosaur dig in Montana.
Microscopic views of bones can't explain why the fossil tissues reacted to the immune cells of chickens, for example, and the mammoth ones reacted with elephant cells, she says.
"Although this revelation may seem like a major setback, we shouldn't lose heart," says paleobiologist David Martill of the United Kingdom's University of Portsmouth, who was not part of either study. "But we will have to be much more careful with our analyses."
Says Kaye: "If they had just reported proteins from one Tyrannosaurus Rex, we could say they were fortunate in that one, but if they are finding them elsewhere, we should be seeing them all over. And we aren't."
However, Kaye acknowledges his study does not refute the immune responses reported by Schweitzer's team. "They have single handedly pioneered the use of sophisticated chemical analysis and have created a critical bridge between biology and paleontology," he says.
More analyses of the suspect tissues are underway, Schweitzer says. "I guess the best I can say is: Stay tuned!"
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Canada 8 Switzerland 4
Round Robin
Canada now 12-0 all-time versus Switzerland
Lundmark started Canadian scoring in Sunday's game against the Swiss when he was sent in alone on
goaltender Pasqual Sievert by a Dany Heatley pass. Lundmark deked one way and went the other to lift in a
backhander 66 seconds into the game.
Coach Stan Butler gave backup goalie Alex Auld his first playing time of the tournament when he sent him
out to start the third period. The Swiss scored on powerplays in the third period, and Canada countered with
another power-play goal of its own, Spezza getting his second goal of the game off a rebound with 4:09 left.
Ott and Helbling then exchanged goals to round out the scoring. It was the 12th meeting between the two teams
in tournament history.
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Drought-related West Tennessee channel bank failures
- By:
- W.J. Wolfe and B.A. Bryan
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- Shane Richard M.
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AbstractMassive bank failures occurred in 1988 along a 14-kilometer reach of the lower Obion River channel in Dyer County, West Tennessee where the river flows through an abandoned Mississippi River meander. Bank failures in this reach extend as far as 50 meters from the channel and reach depths of 20 meters below ground surface. The critical elements that led to the failures appear to have been the combination of high soil moisture content and low river stage against a background of substantial recent bank accretion.
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- Conference Paper
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- Conference Paper
- Title:
- Drought-related West Tennessee channel bank failures
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- Year Published:
- 1991
- Language:
- English
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- Publ by ASCE
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- New York, NY, United States
- Larger Work Title:
- Proceedings - National Conference on Hydraulic Engineering
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- 1156
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- 1161
- Conference Title:
- Proceedings of the 1991 National Conference on Hydraulic Engineering
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- Nashville, TN, USA
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Nawal Al Zoughbi out to prove rumors of a divorce wrong
Lebanese singer Nawal Al Zoughbi is making it a point to publicly appear with her Husband Elli Deeb on every occasion possible to prove rumors of an existing marriage dispute wrong. The singer wants to tell the world that all the lies about her and her husband are not true and they are in no way heading for a divorce, reported the Egyptian weekly, Al Nogoom.
It was rumored that family disputes had exploded between Nawal and her husband over his new commitment to the career of Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram. Nawal had become furious with her husband over his insistence on supporting the career of Nancy and has in turn threatened to quit her career as a singer and immigrate to Canada with her children.
In a personal interview with Nawal's business manager, her husband Elli, he assured that none of the rumors hold any truth to them and that he and his wife are on excellent terms. Elli noted that these kinds of rumors keep haunting his wife before every release and they are just a failed attempt to bring her down. Elli stressed that he has not taken on the responsibility of supporting any new singer and that his dedication is for his wife alone. It was also revealed that once Nawal is complete with work on her new album she will venture on choosing a song to film in the form of a video clip to release.
Al Zoughbi has decided to put off the release of her upcoming album and any new music video until the month of November. Nawal's decision came due to the release of so many new albums this summer season. The singer wanted more emphasis to be placed on her album, and so felt postponing it until November will ensure that most of the attention will be focused on it.
Nawal revealed that her new album features ten songs sung in the Lebanese, Egyptian and Khaliji (Gulf) style. The singer has gone back to the classical genre mixing in a touch of traditional Lebanese Tarab. Nawal plans on shooting three songs in the form of a music video in which two are to be filmed in Turkey under the direction of Said Marouq, and the third song, which tells a drama story, under the direction of Salim Turk. –Albawaba.com
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Trades? Or cash only?
wow, plz post pics. the kirk website is down
so this will fit e46 m3? how much shipped to 29710
Is this direct bolt on and do seats rear or front have to be removed or changed?
Any idea how much it would be to ship this to Long Island, NY. Would it go UPS ground, or would it have to be Greyhound?
Sold to me :d
Actually LSBM3Phil is a scammer as he was the "original" buyer of the roll cage I was telling you about but when I went to ship it to him, he filed a PayPal dispute.
Tried making me ship the roll cage off then have PayPal refund his money..
Is that why you tried to take the money and make a fake shipping label with tracking? Luckily I paid through paypal and was able to get all my money back. I hope I will never have to deal with scammers like this ever again. If anyone wants, PM me and I will send you all email correspondence, text msgs and paypal records. BEWARE!!
Nope that was a REAL shipping label AND package which I had to go back to the UPS store and void after you filed a dispute. Luckily the package hadn't left their facility. Furthermore, if it were a scam then how was Trippinbeamer able to pick the cage up from me? Well actually I brought it to him so yea.
Is that why you withdrawal all the money from PayPal as soon as I sent it? I even waited 3 weeks before I filed the dispute. In addition, you kept requesting more money than the agreed shipped price. It was excuse after excuse. Thankfully I am able to get my money back after a month of this bullshit.
Withdrawal? You mean withdrew correct?
But yes you are correct, I am a scammer lol. People these days.
Trippinbeamer had no problem with our transaction, only you so say what you want to.
I think both of doubled your post count in this thread. Might be nice if the second buyer would publicly post his (or her) experience and than close the thread.
Officially unsubscribe from this thread.
Your post count is equally low as well sus1173; however I don't actively engage in this board because I don't feel I should have to endure the ridicule brought on by my hobby.. Drifting.
You know all the "ugh you really welded your diff" comments and the need to tell me how all my solid bushings increases NVH and isn't suitable for daily driving anymore and oh how KW coilovers are the best and nothing else compares. Not to mention how I removed my "nice alcantra wrapped m sport wheel and seats in favor of something other than a nardi personal and recaro pole positions. :)
Got the cage on Tuesday as agreed. Nice guy talked and he went his way.
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TV highlights, Thursday 20th
PHOTO: We know he's great on Spicks and Specks but Adam Hills also
has a talent for impersonations.
Adam Hills Live
ABC1, 8.35pm
BEFORE he was a music quiz show host, Adam Hills travelled the world with his stand-up comedy shows, meeting interesting people and appearing on other countries' TV stations. For Spicks and Specks fans then, this lovingly filmed special - which brings together two of his favourite shows, called Joymonger and Characterful - reveals another side of the genial host. Instead of short grabs and witty asides, Hills gets to talk all on his own for near an hour in the luminous splendour of Collins Street's Athenaeum Theatre, displaying quite a bit more devilment than the family music show encourages, despite the similar timeslot. It's partly PC - Hills has employed Leanne Beer, a sign translator, for the benefit of deaf viewers in the theatre and TV audience. On the other hand, he does wallow in the live comedy staple of gratuitous swearing, rendered that bit more gruesome as Beer faithfully translates into Auslan each body part and hygiene product that he mentions. Mostly though, Hills' vast experience shines through as he makes it all look effortless, mildly embarrassing people in the front rows, encouraging hecklers, detailing ways in which foreigners are odd and doing his version of a Cairo traffic jam. We've seen him shimmy on S&S, but he's kept quiet his impressive arsenal of foreign accents, not to mention dazzling impressions of Billy Connolly, Jerry Seinfeld, Mr T and Dave Hughes.
Review with Myles Barlow
ABC2, 9.30pm
HOT on the heels of the brilliant The Hollowmen, the ABC has another devastating comedy on its hands this year with Review, hosted by the debonair Myles Barlow, a dry, overly intelligent analyst of the modern world. There's something, well, random about the way an episode of his analyses unfolds and tonight's offering is no exception. It won't spoil the endings too much to reveal that along the way divorce, custody, mortgage stress and a 19th-century Russian literature figure. "Graham's pending suicide was the last thing I needed," he groans at one point. There's no shying away from the big topics, nor does Barlow's production team of Phil Lloyd and Trent O'Donnell spare any expense, sending the unflappable, chino-clad Everyman into all manner of locations, a seabed and a funeral being this instalment's standouts. A recent David Stratton segment failed to impress - too clunky - but tonight's episode is seamless. Four stars.
Out of the Blue
Channel Ten, 10.30pm
THE story so far: the BBC, having decided that Neighbours costs too much, is outbid and loses the series to the upstart commercial Channel Five. It decides to replace the Aussie soap with, um, an Aussie soap, and rustle up a new drama based around a group of restless late-twentysomethings who live in sunny, sandy Manly. Sadly, things don't work out for the new kid on the soap block who gets relegated from BBC1 to BBC2 because of lacklustre ratings before being axed after only one year. Back in Australia, the newcomer's local network, struggling with the gritty who killed Laura Palmer?-style central plot, decides to screen it at the non-soapy time of 10.30pm. The real mystery is how a show with a decidedly daytime production style, featuring well-telegraphed plot developments and lingering shots of the characters' puzzled/simmering/distraught expressions, will fare in the cut and thrust of after-dark TV. With about 20million episodes filmed, we may have plenty of time to find out. Tonight the police investigation continues, while Addo (Daniel Henshall), who can't remember anything, looks distraught.
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Herpes Down Under
Looking back on the past few years of my life and the numerous
changes which have taken place is quite a daunting process. I have changed jobs
several times, moved interstate, struggled through a period of unemployment,
contracted two virus', almost suffered a breakdown, seriously contemplated
suicide, and, throughout all this, still managed to raise two fairly
well-adjusted teenage kids!
Where did it all start to go wrong? I survived my marriage break
up a few years ago and was getting on with my life and doing OK as a sole parent
until I realised one day that it had been over a year since I had even so much
as glanced at a man! I started reviewing the past year of my life and realised
that there had been a few occasions when a guy had shown some interest in me and
I had, at the time, not even recognised it for what it was!
It made me think about my potential future... Would there ever be
another long-term relationship for me? Did I even want a man in my life? Was
raising kids and having a career 'enough' for me?
It was not long after I had made a decision to open my mind and
heart to new possibilities that I met a man who made his interest in me very
clear. We began dating and very quickly our relationship became a sexual one. I
felt like he could really be the 'one' and imagined us spending the rest of our
lives together. About two months after our relationship began I became ill with
the flu, then two days after that I experienced my first blisters.
I didn't know a lot about Herpes then but I was aware that it
presented as little white blisters so I immediately suspected the worst. I saw
my Doctor the same day and he confirmed my fears, only he didn't seem that
phased by it! He was almost casual about it, not going into much detail as he
explained that it was fairly common, no big deal, sent me for a test and wrote
me a script.
I left his office in a daze. I thought it was OK for him, he
didn't have it himself and he didn't seem to have an inkling of how this was
going to impact on my relationship and indeed the rest of my life.
I had absolutely no idea how I was going to tell my boyfriend the
news! I had to wait until that evening to see him and agonised over how to go
about it. I naturally assumed that I had caught it from him because I had
previously been in a monogamous relationship for over thirteen years, and he had
been sowing his wild oats all over the place!
When I told him that my Doctor suspected that I had contracted
Herpes, his reaction was immediate and shocking. I expected him to offer me
comfort. I expected him to assume, as I had, that he had given it to me. I
expected us to be able to discuss it rationally and calmly and that he would
naturally get tested himself. I did not expect him to physically push me away
and deny all possibility that he could have Herpes and coldly state that our
relationship was obviously over as of that moment!
I left there a total wreck. When I got home I immediately went
straight to bed and cried silently in the dark for hours and hours, unable to
believe that this could have happened to me, that life could be so cruel and so
damned unfair!
Over the next few weeks I cried more tears than I had in my
entire life. I constantly dwelt on the impact this would have on my life and
honestly believed that I could never have another relationship because no one
would ever want me again.
Just weeks after rejecting me completely my ex-boyfriend came
back into the picture. He offered me 'friendship with no sex', which I
gratefully accepted. Unfortunately, that turned out to not be enough for him, he
wanted more, and he graciously deigned to take me back and accepted the risks
that sleeping with me entailed. He would not accept the possibility that he may
have Herpes himself and refused to be tested.
The whole dynamic of our relationship changed after I contracted
Herpes. He told me quite plainly that I was lucky he was prepared to have me
back because no one else would ever want me. He constantly reminded me how
generous he was to allow me to be a part of his life and repeatedly told me that
I had no chance of ever finding anyone else who would accept me.
I stayed in this emotionally destructive relationship for two
years, becoming so demoralised and depressed that I eventually contemplated
suicide.... I just wanted the pain to stop, the emotional torture to end!
Having reached rock-bottom, preferring death to a continuation of
the misery my life had become I finally found the courage to leave. Joel may
have given me HSV and HPV but it was I who allowed him to crush my spirit, warp
my perceptions, destroy my confidence and shatter my life. Making that decision
to leave him forever was one of the most empowering moments of my life. Major
changes followed as a result.
I made peace with my kids, admitting to having made some very
poor decisions and apologising for the mess I had made of things, I admitted
that I was not capable of making it on my own right now (not an easy thing to
do), and we made a joint decision to move interstate to be closer to my family.
It took some time to establish myself in a new community, work
was hard to find without 'contacts' in the right places, and I still had a lot
of emotional issues to deal with. I searched the net and found a Herpes Support
Group which changed my life. Through the posts there I came to realise that
others had suffered even worse than I, that others were still suffering now, and
that I, whilst being no expert, was certainly able to offer support and
encouragement to other people who needed it as much as I had.
The stories that people shared with me, online and off, moved me
deeply. They also helped me in the progressive journey of coming to terms with
my own Herpes. I noticed that the 'sharing of stories' often played a key role
in people learning to accept their Herpes and to begin moving on with their
life. I believed that a collection of this type of story could be very helpful
to people dealing with Herpes who did not have access to the net or were unaware
that this type of support group existed and made the decision to write a book. I
asked for contributions to the book, and advertised it on support group sites
worldwide. Later, I developed a survey which made it even easier for people to
tell me how they felt via a totally anonymous form.
Later, when some members of the support group mentioned that an
idea for a national social gathering had been suggested previously a number of
times but nothing had ever come of it and expressed a desire that 'someone'
organise one, I volunteered my DTP and web skills to help. A team of volunteers
nationwide was formed and we proceeded to plan, organise and promote a weekend
event in September. The inaugural Hevent 2003 was born! It was planned to be a
'Celebration of Herpes', an affirmation of the fact that we are all 'Herpes
Survivors' not 'Herpes Sufferers' and that life is worth celebrating. Hevent
2003 took place on September 19-21 in Adelaide, South Australia. It was a
weekend of wining, dining, dancing, fun and frivolity, with people coming from
all over Australia and even overseas.
The Australian National Herpes Gathering is planned to continue
as an annual event, relocating each year to a different state. Hevent 2004 will
be hosted in Queensland later this year. The theme is "Celebrating Life After
So, although I don't experience outbreaks now, and I rarely even
have any prodrome type 'tingles', Herpes has, in fact, taken over my life!
I am involved with several online groups, have set up a local
support group (GCHFriends),
plan and organise social activities, participate in the planning and promotion
of Australia's National Herpes Gathering, write articles about Herpes and
related issues, and am still working on that book (in my spare time!).
My latest project is the forming of the Australian Herpes Support
Network (AHSN). AHSN is a non-profit organisation devoted to promoting
Australian Herpes support groups; increasing public awareness of the Herpes
virus through articles and media promotions, such as the publicity program for
Hevent 2004; providing practical advice and lifestyle tips for people living
with Herpes; and offering emotional support through the Aussie H-Mate program. A
new, comprehensive website is currently under development and the official
launch will coincide with International Herpes Week, 10-16 October 2004.
Coming to terms with my Herpes has been a journey of self
discovery. I have passed through the initial stages of shock, anger and
betrayal, plumbed the depths of depression, admitted my weakness and accepted my
failures, found the courage to ask for help and have slowly regained my
self-confidence and am re-building my life.
Herpes has taught me a lot about myself, my weaknesses and my
real strengths. It has also given me a sense of purpose and an opportunity to
contribute to several extremely worthwhile projects. That contribution has
helped me tremendously. As the writer, Charles Dudley Warner, put it so well:
"It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can
seriously help another without helping himself."
So wherever you are on your journey of acceptance, never be
afraid to ask for help, and always be willing to give it.
Best wishes to all,
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We've gotten more questions about iTunes Match than any other aspect of iTunes. This new service is not as polished as it could be, and users are perplexed by some of what they're seeing. This installment of Ask the iTunes Guy looks at some of the issues plaguing iTunes Match.
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Q: I've uploaded my iTunes library to the cloud via iTunes Match. Everything seems to come across on iOS devices except lyrics. Does iTunes Match not handle lyrics?
iTunes Match does retain lyrics you've added to your music (to add lyrics, select a track, press Command-I, then click the Lyrics tab and paste the lyrics in). When you download a track from the cloud to iTunes, the lyrics are there. One exception: in my tests, lyrics added to purchased tracks are lost when re-downloaded.
Those lyrics don't, however, display on iOS devices. I see lyrics on my iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch for music synced directly from iTunes, but not for music downloaded from iTunes Match. I'm hoping this is a bug that Apple will eventually fix. In the meantime, don't bother re-downloading music now to try and get the lyrics back.
Q: After turning on iTunes Match on my iOS devices, my songs sync fine but their artwork doesn't. Is there something I can do to fix that?
I'm afraid the answer is: See previous answer. It seems that iTunes Match is a bit buggy regarding artwork. What worries me is that if you have matched music with artwork, then delete the music from your iTunes library and re-download it without artwork, is this permanent or just a temporary glitch? If you've spent a lot of time adding artwork to your music, I'd be careful not to delete any original files in case the artwork is permanently lost. Let's hope that Apple updates iTunes Match to fix both this problem and the lyrics issue.
Q: A recent iTunes update apparently improved the matching algorithm. How can I easily get iTunes to try and re-match songs that have been previously uploaded but I know are in the iTunes Store?
The only way to do so—until Apple offers some sort of feature in iTunes—is to delete your music from iCloud, and re-match it.
First, find the tracks you want to rematch. If there are a lot, create a new, empty playlist, and drag them all there first. Then, drag these tracks from the iTunes window to a folder or to the desktop; you'll need to re-add these tracks to your library later.
Next, select the tracks you want to delete, then press Delete (or Option-Delete or Command-Delete if the Delete key by itself doesn't work). You'll see an alert asking if you're sure you want to delete the items from your iTunes library, along with a checkbox to also delete the items from iCloud. Check that option and click Delete Items.
Another alert will display, asking if you want to keep these songs in your iTunes Media folder, move them to the trash, or cancel. Click Move To Trash to remove the songs from iCloud and from your library.
Go to the tracks you saved earlier, and add them back to iTunes. You might even want to drag all the files to the playlist you created earlier so you can see their progress and the results of the matching.
Now go to the Store -> Update iTunes Match. Let iTunes try and re-match the files. You may have some luck, but in my tests, matching is not much better than it was at the start.
Q: I used Doug Adams' Dupin to clean out duplicate songs in my iTunes library. But once I delete these tracks, iTunes Match just repopulates my library with them. How can I get rid of all these duplicates?
You probably just deleted the tracks from your library, but not from iCloud. Follow the instructions above (except for the part about saving copies of the files) to delete them both locally and from the cloud.


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Hey folks! Just wanted to let you know about a new resource we hope you will find useful. We just launched a site called Videezy.comthat is a place where you guys can download or share free HD stock clips for your projects. Right now it's still a little rough around the edges, but I hope you'll find it useful! Please check it out and let me know if you have any suggestions or ways we can improve.
WOW!!! So these clips are 100% free to use in any project commercial or not? This site is great. I'll definitely be telling my film making friends about it. Keep up the great work.
very cool
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Thanks Tune Peddler! Yes they are free. We realized there are free clips floating all over the web, but it's very hard to find the good stuff. We've assembled some of the best we've found and made it very easy for anyone to download them. Please share some of your own too!
B roll paradise! Very cool. Count me in, I'll be joining in support of such a thing. I love the idea.


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Catherine Calleja has been working in the insurance industry on a full time basis since 1988. She holds a first class honours degree in business, obtained her ACII in 1995 and is a chartered insurer.
Cynthia Degiorgio – Curator St John's Co-Cathedral Foundation
I was employed by the Foundation of St John's Co-Cathedral as Curator since 2005. St John's is one of the most important historical monuments housing unique artefacts including the most important work by the renowned artist Caravaggio. It is the most visited site in Malta and hosts some of the most important Ecclesiastical and state events.
Bernie Mizzi - Director, Chiswick House School
" The great question that has never been answered and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is "what does a woman want?" Sigmund Freud, Ernest Jones' Sigmund Freud : Life and Work.
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I joined the firm in 1997 and was admitted to partnership in 2006. In 2011, I was appointed Quality and Risk Management Partner. The different roles and experiences at PwC have contributed significantly to my growth.
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It has been a while since my colleague suggested that I share my experience as an 'inspirational female in the business world'. That's a pretty tall order and I have been dragging my feet ever since. Being inspirational is not a position that you reach - rather it is a state of being that we should all strive for on a daily basis, sometimes unsuccessfully so depending on, for want of a better cliche, the side of bed we get out of in the morning.


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Egerton et al 2014 showed that iv antiemetics (ondansetron and meclopramide) were ineffective for rapid relief of nausea and vomiting..
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I am a Cardiac Electrophysiologist and have never seen an arrhythmia from this drug. I have never seen any arrhythmias from Darvocet either. Sounds like someone has a bone to pick..
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I strongly suspect that a truly overwhelming percentage of experienced clinicians would view this allegation as ridiculous. That includes the reference about Zofran being ineffective. Shame on the FDA. Do they not think about the actual consequences of their actions? Thanks to the author for a good explanation and demonstration of how flimsy the actual evidence is. If a family member acquired acute nausea and vomiting from almost any cause and was miserable enough to take to the ER and receive IV fluids, how many experienced clinicians would hesitate to give them intravenous Zofran? Again, shame on the FDA! I am glad that I no longer practice because of such ridiculous garbage that makes it so difficult to do what you know is the right thing. Truly sad..
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Dorothea Dix - are you implying that the drug companies are using the federal government to intimidate us? Are you saying they scare us with black box warnings to stop utilizing inexpensive therapies that have been shown to work for YEARS. And force us to use brand new VERY expensive medications that have not been tested on millions of patients world wide? But the risks are SO incredibly high. 60 cases out of hundreds of millions of doses. Sounds so very very scary! We should jump on board 100% and just start telling patients we don't prescribe anything with a black box warning on it. "Would you like a bucket to vomit in? The FDA hasn't found that to be dangerous yet!".
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Ward damaged his right knee when he collided with an advertising hoarding during Cherries' defeat by Leicester and there were fears his season may have come to a premature end.
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Bake it into consecrate and any fight with movement will be your bench duty.
I honestly don't see what's bad with the current model of inquisition.
I'd be leery of giving it to DS also since that's basically making it literally passive at all times. Making it tied to TV is basically saying: "Okay, you can do damage when applying Inq, but it won't always be exactly what you want". Which is similar to current Inq — sometimes you'd rather have damage now but you have to back off and rebuff instead.
Warriors don't always take Storm Bolt or glyph Unending Rage but it still exists, it's still useful, and there's people who like the style. At least expanding it that much is better than right now, where some people (like me) are perfectly happy with Inq but others have been seriously displeased with its inclusion for 2 xpacs running.
To make clear, I don't care. I've never had an issue with Inq, not even the clunky Cata version. In fact I only started playing Ret in Cata (was Prot/Holy exclusively before) because the HP & Inq changes made the style interesting to me finally.
But I also think the class is better off when more people are happy and comfortable playing it, especially if you can find a way to do so without hurting anything. This is the intended domain of Talents / Glyphs, so why not capitalize on it?
Inquisition is pretty boring, most melee have a similar upkeep mechanic but the difference is most (other than savage roar) they are indirect rather than a straight "Damage %". Tiger Power gives armor penetration, slice n dice gives attack speed, in some ways even a DK's bleeds or Shaman's Searing Flames could be seen as a similar buff.
%damage is boring, moreso when you need to build up 3 to 5 resource just for that.
You TV every time you hit 5 HP. Why have a button for TV? You should just automatically do a burst of damage every time you cap HP, because that's what happens anyway, right?
Or look at GoAK. If this had no CD, you'd press it every time it ran out because it has no cost so why would you ever not press it? But it does have a CD, a long one, so you think slightly more about when to use it based on what's happening around you and what you know is coming next.
A stacking Judgement debuff would be more irritating than anything you have now, it would string-out your rampup even more. A debuff would be infuriating every time you have to switch targets.There are many ways that inquisition could be made just more interesting:
Change it into a stacking debuff that is applied with judgments.
Make it a debuff that's applied through an actual attack so it feels less blah.
Make the buff much stronger but only last for say 10s and put it on a 30s cooldown.
Give consecrate back to Ret, bake the inquisition effect into it so that enemies inside are debuffed while taking minor holy damage.
A short-duration CD will find the same complaints; look at Healing Stream Totem or Tiger's Fury (Feral). Short CDs you just slap on CD because they're too short to risk 'holding' (you almost guarantee fewer uses per fight) and they're not powerful enough to justify pulling out at exclusive moments. You'll see the same complaints: "Why do we even have this? It's boring and we just hit it every time it lights up".
As @etsumii92 said, GTAoE is only fun in a world where Tanks never move things. Critical rotation buffs applied through GTAoE will not make you a happy Paladin in practice. >.<
I just don't understand this viewpoint. Not having HP / Inquisition made Ret about hitting everything that lit up in the correct order, it was like playing Enhance Shaman. The effects of Inq itself may be simplistic, but adding it into the cycle has only made Ret more interesting.What it comes down to is inquisition is a boring ability and has been since introduction. There are a ton of ways to make it not-boring, the easiest of which is to tie it into a damage dealer. My opinion is even that is throwing in some middle-management so why not just straight up put it as a debuff built into holy-power expenditure?
Not rhetorical: Do you really think Ret would be more fun if it was strictly CS/JG/EXO > TV > REPEAT? Does cutting "and Inq sometimes" out of that actually sound better to you? If yes, I'm surprised, but I guess everyone has different tastes.
I mean, OK. Let's say when you activate Inquisition you also causes a dazzling flash of Holy energy to radiate out from you and sear nearby enemies with your awe-inspiring brilliance. But it does less damage than TV / DS so it's just a perk of refreshing Inq.
Is it unboring now?
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Eh i used to hate in inq, but i dont mind it any more. I dont care if it goes or stays tbh.
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II thought maybe Inquisition could have a certain CD but when you use it(The crit and holy damage would be pushed baseline but Inquisition would do something else) and you have a full stack of censure it does a giant Nuke and takes the 5 stacks doing X damage. Yeah probably not that great but it's what I thought of off the bat <.<mean, OK. Let's say when you activate Inquisition you also causes a dazzling flash of Holy energy to radiate out from you and sear nearby enemies with your awe-inspiring brilliance. But it does less damage than TV / DS so it's just a perk of refreshing Inq.
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I would prefer if Inquisition had some sort of decision-making involved in it, instead of just "press every 30 seconds". Granted, a lot of abilities can be incorrectly summed up as that (TV is just "press every 5 HP"), so it's likely I'm phrasing it wrongly. I feel it's currently like those old 1/2/3/4/5% more damage talents.
Make Inquisition do something interesting that allows us to decide whether to spend it on an extra TV, or whatever it is the hypothetical Inq does. Right now, it's not a choice or decision to keep it up; you have to do it to be a good dps. Something like "the next 3 specials within X seconds does Y". Or "Next HP generator gains one extra HP." Something that allows us to make a tactical decision.
I used to be a straight "well throw it in the fire, we don't need it!" Guy, but that was before they extended it to 1-minute. Now I really get the idea of wanting a trade off and some ramp up, but inquisition is a rather boring way to do it. We have the exact same priority as everything only with a button we hit once a minute. Whoop te do.
So really that button could just go away and I'd be fine with that and fold our ramp up into something else.
As for my example, maybe here's a better way to put it:
You hit 3-HP, and so you use an HP spender. TV, DS or even WoG, doesn't matter.
Buff comes up, 30% more holy damage, 10% crit, 15-seconds.
You gain 3 more HP.
Use an HP spender.
Buff stacks to 2, 30% more holy damage, 10% crit, 30-seconds.
You go again and spend another 3-HP.
30/10/1-minute, you're now at max stacks.
So it's pretty much the same as it currently exists only with the ability to cram out an additional DS, TV or 3-HP WoG each minute.
And no Lovestar, current rotation isn't boring. I actually like the balance that they've struck between single target and AoE. It's highly streamlined and makes sense - still wish hammer could happen without a target but hey, that's life for ya eh?
However I find the inquisition mechanics to be just boring. I find most of the active-passive DPS increase skills to be boring though. On some classes I do think they can be a major skillcheck, such as slice and dice for a rogue whose abilities come a lot faster and have a more intense resource management game than paladins. But for paladins it's just not a skill check, it's a minor roadblock.
I think it would be far more interesting as something that gave you not only that long term benefit but an immediate reward as well.
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i hate inquisition and would like to see it gone, or just a passive or something. i'd rather spend that holy power on another templar's verdict.
Inquisition is the sole thing preventing me from playing Ret more. I absolutely loathe "use X ability to do the normal damage you should be doing anyway" buffs. Anything around 60 seconds with this kind of mechanic is incredibly clunky.
I dont really hate Inquisition now that its a 1 minute buff. If it somehow could be worked into an ability so we dont have to spend HP on it, i wouldnt complain tho :P
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I haaaate inq. I really do. I have always enjoyed the pally rotation but inq just sucks. They have improved it massively I must say, so I pretty shelved my hate for now.
"I hate having to keep a GCD open for Tigereye Brew. I'd much rather use another jab, Tiger's Palm, Rising Sun Kick, Blackout Kick or Fists of Fury." That's what you all sound like. The closest thing to Inq is SnD/Savage Roar which is the exact same situation. You'd rather be doing a different finisher. Well of COURSE you do, finishers put big flashy numbers on your screen. You also forget that just by having that Buff up you increase your long term DPS, and your minimum baseline. It comes as a trade off, a burst of damage then and a increase in overall dps, or keeping your dps curve smooth with no drop off.


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I figure this may be a long shot, but does anyone have a gift copy of Assassin's Creed Revelations - Gold Edition they might have picked up at 75% off? Willing to offer the same price + $1 for it.
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I figure this may be a long shot, but does anyone have a gift copy of Assassin's Creed Revelations - Gold Edition they might have picked up at 75% off? Willing to offer the same price + $1 for it.
I know this isn't really in the spirit of this thread, but given the recent article I was wondering if anyone has a spare Gun Monkeys key? Naturally I would ensure that any spare keys I got found their way back here.
I had the exact same thoughts that Creeping Death did. If anyone has any spares I would love to try the game and continue the giving train.
Now that the Humble Origin bundle is over I have some steam keys. I have no need of them as I have no problems with Origin.
All steam keys, pm for a key.
I'd advise against that since it's not in the spirit of the bundle. You're giving away the games that you are already playing yourself.
I have a Men of War Steam key looking for a home.
Copy of Gun Monkeys if some one wants it.
edit - and its gone.
I've picked up the recent Paradox Humble Bundle, which has given me an additional Europa Universalis 3 key. If anyone is interested, drop me a PM and I will send you over the key.
Bear in mind, that the Complete pack doesn't contain the two most recent DLCs. I've played very little EU3, so I couldn't tell you how important these are, but I'm sure you can upgrade to whole thing fairly cheaply.
Edit: And it's gone.
Have the Origin bundle and have some duplicates. PM if your interested in any of the games in the bundle. Don't see SteamGifts as really the right spirit in giving totally (get's too crazy over there ;) ).
[Update] Eeks. My head is spinning. DS, DS3, and Crysis 2 have gone.
A Steam code for Paradox's Dungeonland up for grabs. Message me.
I received a 10% off coupon for the new Shadow Warrior, which is only valid until the day the game releases. In other words, it's only useable to pre-order the game. I'm not going to do that, so I'll give it to anyone who will.
Got a 2nd copy of The Showdown Effect that I don't need so if anyone is interested just PM me ^^
Edit: Already gone guys! :)
Hullo folks! I have the majority of the EA Humble bundle, both on steam and origin (games I'm not interested in or duplicates, so I reckon I'm not breaking the spirit of the sale and the thread). While I'm giving those away, I was wondering if anyone was willing to trade games (mainly interested in Euro Truck Simulator 2, Sanctum 2 or pretty much any indie game).
Drop me a PM!
UPDATE: some keys are gone, but there's still some stuff available, so there you go. Also, I'm willing to trade (but not give away) HL2: Episode 2.
So I was looking at my Steam inventory and realized I have a 90% off coupon for Sacred Citadel. Which seems to be a co-op beat-em-up? I've no interest in it, so if anyone wants it, I'm "Faldrath" on Steam as well.
(act fast, though. Coupon expires September 12th)
That reminds me I've got a 75% off Droid Assault coupon, if anyone's interested. It doesn't stack, so it should be about 2.5 units of currency.
I don't mean to be an annoying lad, but I remind everyone that I still have some games from the Origin bundle, including The Sims.
I have Trine 2,Mark of the ninja and FTL keys.
PM me.
Edit:And they are gone!
ola people:
both these for steam, hope someone enjoys (tho would be nice for others if you post a message upon claiming them)
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mark of the ninja: GYC9J-N2BJZ-T45F2
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From: Patty Jo Allen <>
Subject: Re: [CRF-L] Cilantro
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 1999 01:43:56 -0700
That I didn't know. We use so much of it here in Phoenix, I have never heard it
called anything but Cilantro. We cook a lot of Mexican dishes. Or at least I
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"We've just bonded together, we go everywhere together - as you can see he comes to the pub with me and he goes out in the car with me," said Norie of his favourite wingman.
"It's been a lot of work... it takes a lot of work to get him as tame as he is at the moment.
"He's a bit of a party animal, actually, he likes his music. He likes a bit of Status Quo - a bit of the Eagles.
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Summer Salads Part 1 – Easy Beet Salad Recipe
I just love this time of year. The weather is fantastic, everyone is in a great mood, no one is in too much of a rush and oooohhhh that summer produce. My husband and I went to the Carp Market this Saturday to stock up on some of that summer produce goodness. I was so inspired by how fresh and colourful everything looked that I bought a lot of yummy vegetables.
I was pretty excited to get started and turn this produce into a great meal. I decided to tackle the beets first. I washed the dirt off them and cut the greens (leaving about half an inch on them for cooking). Then I just cut them in half, roasted them and made a great beet salad. The whole family loved it, even my 13 year old who usually turns his nose up at beets. They were so fresh and had such great flavor…now I will need to go get some more to make another salad!
- 1 bunch of beets
- olive oil
- sea salt
- fresh ground pepper
- Wash the beets and trim the greens, leaving 1/2 an inch.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Take a cookie sheet and line it with aluminum foil. Spray with non-stick cooking spray.
- Slice beets in half and place cut-side down on foil.
- Cook for 30 minutes or until soft when pricked with a knife.
- Let cool to room temperature.
- Slice off ends and peel the outer skin off the beets.
- Slice in 1/4 inch pieces and place in bowl.
- Drizzle with olive oil.
- Season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Mix well and serve immediately.
Category: Food, Friday Food Frenzy, Recipes, Salads, Summer, Themes, Weekly Themes
About the Author (Author Profile)I am an active mother of two fabulous kids that make me smile every day. I love to cook old favourites and try out new recipes and never let my kids' nut and egg allergy get in the way! I am forever dragging my husband all over town to try out the latest and greatest new spots to eat but for the most part I think he's a willing participant. I would call myself a Foodie but then you would think I was pretentious, so I won't go there. I am an avid reader, pretty much anything I can get my hands on, anytime I can squeeze it in. (Yes that was me you saw reading while I was running on the treadmill at the gym). I love to write and share all my great finds whenever I can! Let's eat! Author's website.
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Simple but sounds yummy! I love this time of year when all the fresh vegetables are available! Thanks for the recipe!
Sounds super easy to make, im in!
I love beet salad, and this is one of my favourite ways to make it!
I love a beet salad. My mother makes a great one using wine vinegar!
I've never tried beet salad. That is a neat idea.
I bought some red and golden beets the other day and this recipe is perfect. I'm going to make this salad today!
This blog post came out just in time; my beets are almost ready for harvesting. I can't wait to try this salad – thanks!
I never would have thought of using beets in a salad. I love pickled beets. I can eat a whole jar in 1 sitting. lol
This looks really good
I have never had beets in salad before
I love beets and this recipe is certainly easy enough for me! 🙂 I'd like it with goat cheese sprinkled on top!
We really enjoyed this salad
This was a side dish and enjoyed during the holidays
I havent tried beet salad yet this sounds really good and easy to make


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