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The Stedelijk Museum kicks-off the fall cultural season with a major retrospective in Marlene Dumas: The Image as Burden.
Marlene Dumas & visual culture
One of the most influential and highly regarded painters working today, Marlene Dumas is a genuine international art superstar and deservedly so.
Born in South Africa, but living and working in Amsterdam since 1976, her oeuvre is marked as an emotional investigation of the relationship between the body, visual representation and its psychological impact.
Working largely with oil and canvas, Dumas has done something truly profound in the face of digitalisation.
Oozing with emotion, her work highlights the relevance of the traditional canvas as artistic medium while creating images that expose conventions, hypocrisies and discriminatory effects of visual hegemony relating to notions of class, race, sexuality and identity.
Drawing from newspapers, magazines and other forms of mass visual culture, Dumas brings to light the devastating effects that such proliferation of imagery can have on society and one's political, religious and personal beliefs.
Recent pieces that have helped to make Dumas a household name include her portrait of Mohammed B., the man who killed Theo van Gogh, and her striking portrait of Osama Bin Laden.
Her deep understanding of the individual's relationship to a mass-media that is increasingly layered with visual connotations make her works all that more powerful.
Marlene Dumas, The Kiss, 2003
Marlene Dumas, The Wall, 2009
Thumb: Marlene Dumas, The Image as Burden, 1993
All photos of works by Peter Cox
Marlene Dumas, Moshekwa, 2006
Photo by Peter Cox
The Image as Burden at Stedelijk
The exhibition at the Stedelijk will be the largest European retrospective of Dumas' work. Featuring both iconic and never before seen pieces, the show is an overview of her prestigious career through more than 100 drawings and paintings.
Curated by Leontine Coelewij, special attention is given to the early works Dumas produced in the Netherlands where formative themes and techniques are evident of what would eventually become her signature style.
Covering more than 1.000 square meters, the exhibition can also be viewed as a testament to the long standing relationship between the Stedelijk Museum and Dumas.
First exhibiting her work in 1978, the museum has since acquired more than 39 drawings or paintings by Dumas.

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TAMPA - Keith and Betty Conine already know their itinerary.
The Riverview couple will load their motor home, and head to Branson, Mo., then to Illinois. From there, they'll trek back to Florida, stopping along the way at Civil War battle sites.
First, though, they have to deal with the small issue of buying a recreational vehicle.
"We're kind of still in the research stage," Betty Conine, 63, said Sunday lounging in a recliner inside a SportTrek 270RL at the Florida Fairgrounds during the Tampa Bay Summer RV Show.
"We know what we want, we just haven't seen it yet," said Keith Conine, 65.
The four-day event attracted more than 2,000 people to the fairgrounds, which had close to 200 RVs on display and about 30 vendor booths.
The Conines got their first taste of the RV life in 2008 when they rented a motor home, driving it from Arizona to Orlando. Betty Conine, who bragged about doing 90 percent of the driving, said she was sold by how the RV handled the road.
"It drove like a Cadillac," she said. "I loved it. If I can get another one and they can guarantee it'd feel like that, I would be in it in a heartbeat."
Mark and Lennie Schiefer were agog over the interior of a hulking Entegra Coach Aspire that featured cherry-glazed, hardwood cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, electric fireplace, porcelain tile flooring and buttery-soft leather.
"We're just drooling over these," Lennie Schiefer said of the larger RVs. "Ours is on the other side, but we're drooling on these. They are beautiful."
Smiling, Lennie Schiefer leaned into her husband and said, "We'll probably move on up to this."
The New Port Richey couple laughed, getting a kick out of the notion. The Aspire's price tag is $365,000.
"We're looking for something small because our two children are now in college and graduated," Mark Schiefer said. "So we're looking for something where we can get away and be in nature and not in the hotel scene."
Ruth and James Jackson, also of New Port Richey, walked the maze of RVs inside Expo Hall. They're planning on buying within the next year.
"We wanted to see different layouts with different lengths and models," Ruth Jackson said. "Kind of narrow down what we think we're looking for."
She likes the smaller regional show she was at better than the much larger Super Show, which features close to 800 vehicles, and takes place in January at the fairgrounds.
Tamala Pease and Donnie Davis, representatives from Cummins Power South, said RV shows are great places for potential buyers to get a sense of what's on the market.
"You do have a wide variety of product to look at," Davis said. "In that aspect, you can broaden your choice."
As for the Conines, they were still on the fence. If they didn't buy by the end of the day, they said, they would soon.
"We just want to take off and hit the road," Betty Conine said.
Added Keith: "We could spend the rest of our lives doing this, you know."
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How did the nation ever survive without the government telling its schools what foods they should serve?
This is one of many questions the Associated Press's Mary Clare Jalonick did not explore in her brief de facto press release this morning trumpeting the wonders of the "nutrition bill" President Obama is signing into law these days (presented in full for fair use and discussion purposes):
KTXS News in Abiliene, Texas refers to the legislation as "the healthy, hunger free kids act" (without capitalization). According to reporter Jacqueline Hince, "One big change could be offering dinner to needy students."
Lord have mercy.
Would it be rude to point out that many "needy students" are in families already receiving Food Stamps, and that feeding them lunch and dinner at school (even breakfast in many cases) duplicates benefits already paid out through that program, which as of the end of November had over 42 million recipients, "or around one-seventh of the U.S. population"?
Oh wait. Maybe there's a sliver of sanity in all of this. After all, according to this item at the Los Angeles Times:
President Obama ... said the money for funding the increase came from cuts in the food-stamp program ....
Sorry, no such luck. Finishing the sentence:
... but that he was committed to working with Congress to find a way to restore those funds.
Even if the funds aren't restored, increases in the level of Food Stamp benefits, which I have repeatedly noted over the past several years were previously pegged at roughly the level of what the USDA has called a Thrifty Meal Plan, have far outpaced increases in the cost of food. Specifically, the benefit levels and increases in what are known as the Maximum Monthly Allotments and the net benefits paid (after deductions for income and assets) were as follows as of October 1, 2008 and October 1, 2009:
Though the USDA did not increase the Maximum Monthly Allotment for fiscal 2011, that's hardly a consolation, given that net benefit levels are already 43% higher ($130 divided by $91) than the formerly mostly reasonable levels of 2007. Food inflation during the 12 months ended October 2010 was only 1.4%, hardly making a dent in the clearly unjustified increases of the past two years.
Food stamp-receiving families have already been getting 26-31 meals in benefits for their kids (depending on whether they access free breakfasts) for 21 weekly meals. If dinner is added to the, uh, menu, make that 31-36 meals. When do we ever get to a point where such blatant waste gets called out?
The power grab the AP's Jalonick blandly identified in her final paragraph is even more important. Where in the Constitution does the government get "the power to decide what kinds of foods may be sold in schools"? And it's worse than the AP reporter indicates. There's every reason to believe that, if so inclined, federal nannies/ninnies could start dictating what gets sold at athletic and other school events (say good-bye to Coke and Pepsi), even if the sellers are volunteer fundraising groups. Bake sales? Better get used to croissants, because those doughnuts, brownies, and cupcakes could be forbidden.
As is the case with so much other legislation which has delegated power to bureaucrats, the misnamed "nutrition" bill can and likely will be used as a disqualifying wedge against disfavored groups. In this case, it seems likely that the food police will give rich public schools, private schools, and charter schools a much harder time, while leaving favored public schools mostly alone. It's also not inconceivable that determined apparatchiks might decide that the legislation gives them the authority to harass families who home school their kids by monitoring their every meal. Why not?
The legislation is a classic example of supposedly good intentions getting hijacked for statist purposes. Don't expect to read that take in the establishment press any time soon.
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It's a new era for the Los Angeles Clippers. New owner Steve Ballmer rallied thousands of Clippers diehards at a fan event at Staples Center Monday.
Wearing a blue Clippers cap, an enthusiastic Ballmer promised to bring NBA titles to a franchise that has seen more than its fair share of down seasons during Donald Sterling's ownership. The former Microsoft CEO also said he will not be moving the team to Seattle, saying he loves Seattle but "I'll enjoy beating the former Seattle basketball team."
He even gave out his email address to the crowd and encouraged that they email him with questions. For the record, it's firstname.lastname@example.com. And he prefers to be called Steve, not Mr. Ballmer.
Clippers head coach Doc Rivers and star players Chris Paul and Blake Griffin were among those who also took part in Monday's rally. The players thanked the fans for their support over the last few months during the uproar that cost Sterling his ownership of the team. Sterling remains banned from the NBA for life after recorded comments he made disparaging African-Americans were made public.
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To gain entry, the burglar or burglars reached over a 6-foot-high side gate and fiddled with a lock until it opened, according to the resident, who detailed the burglary to the Weekly Thursday morning.
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She said the lock was not cut but that the person had to spend some time trying to figure out a reasonably sophisticated locking mechanism.
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"They were standing in the side yard monkeying with the lock. It's not something that was done quickly," she said.
The victim said that people assume someone coming through a side gate is a worker, such as a gardener or repair person, but that might not be the case.
Anyone coming through a side gate should be suspect, especially if he or she is carrying something, she said.
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(CNSNews.com) - House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said the June unemployment rate, which ticked up to 9.2 percent, "is more evidence that the misguided 'stimulus' spending binge, excessive regulations, and an overwhelming national debt continue to hold back private-sector job creation in our country."
The American people, he said, are still asking, "Where are the jobs?"
"Legislation that raises taxes on small business job creators, fails to cut spending by a larger amount than a debt limit hike, or fails to restrain future spending will only make things worse – and won't pass the House," Boehner said.
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London continues to call Woody Allen. But with Scoop, the new murder mystery that returns to his comedic roots, the city seems a less vital character than New York was in his early films.
Much has been made about Allen using Scarlett Johansson in two of his movies back-to-back. She was a femme fatale in last year's serious whodunit Match Point, and in this comedic thriller she plays a university student on vacation in London.
Johansson is not Allen's new Diane Keaton. She's closer to Mariel Hemingway — though even Allen couldn't attempt to pull off a romance between his septuagenarian self and a girl in college. Thankfully, her love interest is Hugh Jackman, who does a fine job as a mysterious and dashing aristocrat.
In Scoop, Johansson, an intermittently ambitious journalism student, and Allen, a two-bit magician, are thrown together via unusual circumstances. The oddest of couples, they stumble about trying to expose a serial killer terrorizing London.
The movie is amusing, if slight, with some classic Allen humor. Asked about his religion, he responds, "I was born into the Hebrew religion, but as I got older, I converted to narcissism."
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Unfortunately, the movie suffers from pacing problems and flagging energy. And Johansson's character and motivations are often baffling.
Suspecting Jackman is the culprit, she finagles a meeting and he falls for her. But wouldn't you hesitate just a tad before jumping into bed with a potential killer? Johansson's character doesn't seem to possess the role's requisite cynicism.
She has proven adept before at dryly witty dialogue (even going back to 2001's Ghost World), but her delivery of Allenesque one-liners is sometimes clunky. She has a hint of Match Point's sexy free spirit, a bit of the coltish charm of Mariel Hemingway in Manhattan and some of Diane Keaton's endearing awkwardness in Annie Hall. But sometimes, she seems in over her head playing opposite Allen.
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Below is a list of products that do not contain gluten ingredients. However if you have a severe gluten intolerance, please know that we cannot guarantee a lack of cross contamination, as we produce our products in manufacturing facilities where products with gluten are also produced.
- All Olive Bar Soaps
- All Big Kiss Bar Soaps
- Green Tea & Gingko Moisturizer
- Vitamin A&E Moisturizer
- Honey & Calendula Moisturizer
- Peaches & Creme Moisturizer
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- All Moisture Soaps
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- Cell Mate 15
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- Eyewitness Eye Repair Cream
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- Sunswat
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- All Tinted Moisturizers
- All Liquid Rock Deodorants
- Toothpastes
- Mouthwash
- Sports Complex Foaming Soap
- Suds Bar Soaps
- Hand Cream
- Hand Alert
- Foot Cream
- Foot Scrub
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We print a lot # on every product that determines the production date. It usually begins with a K followed by 6 numbers, which are a date in a month, day and year format. Generally, our products have a 3 year plus shelf life.
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With the exception of our toothpaste which is made in Italy and our Olive Oil Soap that comes from Greece, all of our products are made in the U.S.
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Titanium Dioxide is a physical block. It is a mineral and is inert; thus does not cause a reaction or breakout. Titanium Dioxide... in a super fine powder... provides a physical sun block and works by blocking and scattering sunlight rather than absorbing it as the chemical sun screens do. It is safe to use on children.
Minimum suggested age for usage is 6 months. For children younger than 6 months, parents should seek a doctor's opinion.
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The chemical sun blocks we use in our SPF 30 sun screen (and other products) begin to oxidize and breakdown as soon as they are exposed to air. Unopened bottles have a longer shelf life of 3-5 years. Once opened, the shelf life is reduced considerably. We recommend using a new, unopened bottle each season
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Saponification is the term used for the actual soap-making process. Fat, which in this case is olive oil, needs a catalyst to be made into soap. We use Sodium Hydroxide as the catalyst which converts the oils into soap.
- Is Olive Oil Soap totally natural?
Olive Oil soap is natural, containing no artificial colors and is derived from the saponification of olive oil soap stock using high quality but traditional saponification procedures. As it is well known, the color and odor of pure olive oil varies from harvest to harvest where olive oil trees grow. For this specific reason, it is not possible to have consistency of color and odor of the raw material from which this natural product is derived.
- Do Kiss My Face deodorants contain any aluminum or any form or derivative of aluminum?
We use the naturally occurring mineral Potassium Alum in our deodorants. Although this natural mineral does contain the element Aluminum, it is not in a form that is absorbable by the human body. Most chemical aluminum compounds are in a form that allows the aluminum to become free as a positively charged particle.
Potassium alum molecules have a negative ionic charge, making it unable to pass through the cell wall. THEY ARE NOT ABSORBED. Alum and Aluminum are two different substances, with distinct chemical signatures. They possess different chemical properties which create different chemical attributes.
Questions About Our Ingredients
- What does the word "fragrance" on your label mean?
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Whenever the former head of ASIC,
The response suited the Howard government well. To say Australia's corporate regulator needed more money would have been an implicit acknowledgement that more could have been done to avoid the 2006 collapse of Westpoint.
Since then a string of collapses across a range of financial services and investment funds means the current management of both ASIC and Canberra can no longer pretend. Into the ether has gone stockbroker Opes Prime, shadow brokers such as Sonray, debenture issuers such as Australian Capital Reserve and Banksia, agribusiness managed investment schemes Great Southern and Timbercorp, fund manager Trio Capital and advisory group Storm Financial.
With so many crashes to reflect upon, current ASIC chairman
Many recent collapses slipped through gaps between where ASIC's responsibilities end and others begin – Opes Prime was partly looked at by ASX and ASIC, Banksia was like a bank but not looked at by the banking regulator APRA.
ASIC cannot be held responsible for everything that goes wrong, but more staff and wider laws would help save investors.
Or put another way, ASIC cannot be blamed for stopping all crashes, but the accident black spots are already well signposted and can be fixed.
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There are 40 million surveillance cameras and 160 million camcorders in the USA -- and many of them are fixed on us, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
For visual proof, look no further than LOOK, a clever, interesting and disturbing new fictional Showtime series, which starts Oct. 10.
The 11-part series, the brainchild of longtime Hollywood director-writer-actor Adam Rifkin, explores the real-life consequences of the digital era, in which every conceivable act by Americans seemingly is tweeted, streamed on YouTube, texted from a smartphone (with photos) and posted on Facebook. The first two episodes of the series were shown at a private screening at Twitter last night before Twitter employees and high-tech insiders.
The series is the outgrowth of a critically acclaimed movie by the same name, also created by Rifkin. "I don't want to say that all surveillance cameras are good or bad," he says. "But with lots of cameras on, be sure that you don't get caught with your pants down."
That literally is the case in several storylines interweaved in the Los Angeles-based setting, from a homeless man to cheating spouses and clueless high school students.
The show is well written, gritty in appearance, and adroitly acted by a cast of unknowns.
Besides its provocative take on prying technology, and its consequences, the show is being promoted and supported by another Adam Rifkin (no relation), a well-connected Silicon Valley entrepreneur.
By Jon Swartz
Technology Live covers computers, electronics, and the Internet, with a focus on cutting-edge technology that has a real impact on your life. Our reporters and editors -- based in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, New York, and Washington – offer news and tips to help you make the most of your digital domain. More about the team
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Inspiration - Kara Ginther
10 comments:
- AnnaVallance said...
Those are fantastic - I may run out and buy a bike.
- June 15, 2010 at 10:12 PM
- Temps perdu said...
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- June 15, 2010 at 11:57 PM
- Radu Prisacaru, UK Internet Marketer & Web Developer said...
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- June 16, 2010 at 2:04 AM
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- June 16, 2010 at 3:48 AM
- Linda said...
oh I love these. Might have to start riding my bike.
- June 16, 2010 at 7:39 AM
- A Gift Wrapped Life said...
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- June 16, 2010 at 9:22 AM
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I love them, would love to have one!
- June 16, 2010 at 1:16 PM
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- June 16, 2010 at 3:49 PM
- picketfencediaries said...
I wonder if they have one in pink for my beach cruiser? :)
These are so cool!
Thanks for sharing!
- June 16, 2010 at 7:39 PM
- Linda said...
Had to come back and look at these again.
They were in my dream last night.
- June 17, 2010 at 7:55 AM


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Tag: support
The End — Mostly.0
I'm ending active development of Arras. You can still download it, and I might occasionally update it, but no promises.
As of Today, April 21, 2016
There are 4 versions of Arras I know of which are of any interest (with links where you can get them):
- The last 1.x version by Arras's original developer, Melvin Lee: Version 1.5.3-RC1. This version was last updated on August 12, 2012. This date corresponds to WordPress version 3.4.1. The original theme's website is arrastheme.com.
The last 2.0 version, also by Melvin Lee: Version 2.0.1-beta-dev. This version was last updated on May 21, 2013. This corresponds to WordPress version 3.5.1.
The last 1.x version done by me: Version 1.6.2. This version was released on January 18, 2015. This corresponds to WordPress version 4.1.
The last 3.0 version, again my work: Version 3.0.3. This version was released on October 15, 2015. This corresponds to WordPress version 4.3.1.
What Gives?
Each of these versions has some significant limitations and quirks. I've said before that Arras is kind of like your uncle's vintage Ford Mustang out in the garage. It's old and it's still prone to break in new ways every time you take it out on the road. But it's fun to tinker with on weekends.
For a while I was doing Arras updates more regularly because I had a client who used the theme and was somewhat dependent on my keeping it alive. After a significant shift and re-branding, that client moved to a completely different theme. So now, Arras truly is a catch-as-catch-can project for me.
I realize that for most people looking for a reliable WordPress theme with active development and support this kind of sporadic, weekend coding isn't a viable solution. Nor is it honest or helpful to pretend any longer that it is.
So this is formal notice that Arras is no longer in active development, and that support (at least from me) will be extremely limited.
I'll probably continue to tinker with it on weekends. Occasionally I may push out an update. But no promises.
Where it goes from here…
I also realize that Arras has (or at least had) a lot of fans, some of whom may be still be nostalgic for it. Arras, in its heyday, had a large and active community of contributors.
When Melvin Lee discontinued his development of the theme, he offered that anyone who wanted to was welcome to take up the project and run with it. That was the spirit in which I took it on. And so I'd make the same offer to anyone else: If you want to pick up the torch, please let me know. You're welcome to it!
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Mums need midwives: the One Day appeal
Can we really make a difference to other women struggling around the world? Pip says you can and you can do it right now...
I'm so glad we have the internet and social media to alert us to important issues that need our attention. Our computers give us super powers, the kind that can not only share stories and raise awareness, but can go further and physically assist those who need it most.
Our struggles within our own families make us even more acutely aware of the struggles other families might be having and push us to find ways to make a difference.
While most Australian families have access to the services they need to ensure a safe birth for their own children, it's important to note that not everyone has the same safety, comfort and peace of mind.
I know this is heartbreaking to read, but over half a million newborn babies die every year, simply because they don't have the kind of access to midwifery that we do.
Imagine having just one day to spend with your child.
One million babies live no longer than one day.
Super sad right now? I know. Me too. But don't click away. We can do better than that. Every one of us can do something about this. Every family in Australia who is made aware of this can think of another family, in another part of the world, and reach out to ensure the health and safety of their babies. We really can help. Truly. Especially if we band together and do it together.
In this age of slacktivism and 'share if you agree' it's easy to assume that we're just another brick in the wall, that we have no real impact. This is just not correct. We really can do something today. Here's how…
Throughout June, Save The Children is relying on us to reach out to other mothers, fathers, families and help their babies survive and thrive, urgently.
2700 newborns die every hour.
Two million mothers give birth completely alone.
This is not what we want for our far-flung neighbours. We want babies to be healthy and happy. We want families to cherish and celebrate post-birth, welcoming a new life.
The One Day Appeal is a practical way to do something right now. Let's put our money where our mouths are and give another family a virtual squeeze.
By donating to the One Day Appeal you can help provide a midwife to an expectant mother. You can save newborn lives. And you can encourage your friends and family to do the same. So let's do that.
The heart-filling,sweet-smelling, fuzzy, warm joy a new baby brings into our lives is something that no parent should be denied or have to lose. Especially when such a loss is entirely preventable and a result of challenging circumstance or lack of medical equipment/training.
How to help today:
- Share the above image on social media to encourage your friends to be part of the One Day Appeal or
- Share this video on Facebook or Twitter or
- Regram or share this image on Instagram : #SAVEOneDay #SaveTheChildren
- Most importantly donate here.
Save The Children needs to raise $600, 000 by the end of June. If we all band together I think we can totally do this. Follow the appeal's progress on Facebook here.
*fistbump* Let's pay for some midwives, people. Let's do this thing!


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October 6, 2012
We were on a hike at Yellow Creek Park and were exploring around the dam and found this path that lead down to a creek that was the lake run off!!! It was so pretty and so beautiful!! I posed you all in front of it and then picked my way across some rocks in the water to get these shots! It was just perfect!! You each posing and goofing in you special way! Im so lucky to be you alls momma!! You five really are my life, my joy and my happiness!! You are the greatest blessing anyone could ask for and Im so very glad you are mine!!!
Family by Bella Gypsy Designs (SO).
Family Bonus Papers by Bella Gypsy Designs (SO).
Family Word Art by Bella Gypsy Designs (SO).
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Middle: Age-progressed by NCMEC to age 18 (circa 2008); Right: Age-progressed to 22 years
Sarah Molouk Amiri
Missing since March 24, 1994 from Sylmar, Los Angeles County, California.
Classification: Family Abduction
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Disappearance
Sarah is being concealed by her mother, Fereshteh Amiri. They were last seen on March 24, 1994, in Sylmar, CA. They may possibly be living in Iran. Her father received custody of her a week and a half after her disappearance.
Fereshteh Fairy Amiri, Abductor
A felony warrant for Violation of Custody Decree was issued for the abductor on 2/4/97. The abductor may be using the alias Nicole Amiri. Her birth date is February 7, 1958 and she is 5'3" (160 cm.) tall and weighs 140 lbs. (64 kg.). Amiri has brown hair and brown eyes.
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Los Angeles District Attorney
Jim Lankford
Case Number: 94-G1451, BA 144622
NCIC Number: M728778828 Source Information:
Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office
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Dr. Antoine Al-Achi
Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
B.S., Pharmacy, Damascus University
M.Pharm., Hospital Pharmacy, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Sciences
M.S., Radiopharmaceutical Sciences, Northeastern University
Ph.D., Biomedical Sciences/Pharmaceutics, Northeastern University
Location: Maddox Hall, Room 210
Dr. Antoine Al-Achi's research interests are in the areas of pharmaceutical formulation, botanical/alternative medicine, and clinical research. More specifically, his research focuses mainly on investigating new delivery systems for human insulin, researching herbal pharmacology and their clinical applications, and Thromboelastography measurement during Cardiopulmonary Bypass in adult populations. He is also active in the compounding pharmacy and botanical medicine areas.
Becoming a first time book author was not what Antoine Al-Achi, MS, PhD, anticipated, but the unexpected happened when he won a book contract.
"I attended a conference for writers in the medical field and left with a book contract," exclaimed the associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences at Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences.
During the conference, a book proposal competition was held and to Al-Achi's surprise, he won. Following the announcement, a publisher approached him with a contract for his winning proposal.
Studies indicate the number of people who seek complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapy exceeds the number of patients who visit a primary physician. Through his research, Al-Achi was astonished to find such a large communication gap between health care professionals and consumers in regard to this multi-billion dollar unregulated industry with potential benefits and risks to consumers. This was the platform for his winning proposal and book, An Introduction to Botanical Medicines published in August 2008.
"There are two messages I would like individuals to derive from this book," says Al-Achi. "One is to educate consumers on the use and benefits of botanical medicines and the other is to urge them to stay away from these medicines unless they consult a physician first."
Studies show only one out of four patients communicates they are using botanicals to their physician. Patients do not share this information for numerous reasons including fear that their physician will laugh at them, the notion that doctors aren't trained on the subject, and because herbals are natural substances approved by the FDA as dietary supplements.
Not sharing this information with a physician is a problem because without proper monitoring, herbal medicines can interact negatively or positively with prescription or over-the-counter drugs, Al-Achi explains.
In An Introduction to Botanical Medicines, Al-Achi details the potential misuse and the dangers of some herbal formulas for those who want to make educated decisions whether, and when, to use natural products, and how they can prevent, modify, or treat disease. He also utilizes his book to spread the message from pharmacists and health professionals to the public about how important it is to consult their doctors before beginning any form of herbal treatment.
"Natural does not mean harmless, herbals can potentially cause damage because they do interact with other drugs," Al-Achi warns.
Now that his first book is published, Al-Achi has more time to spend on his other research interests including insulin delivery systems. In the future he plans to author additional books in his specialized areas of pharmaceutics and physical pharmacy.


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It may all seem like fun and games with the High School Musical flicks.
But a line of HSM panties—with the words "Dive In!" on the crotch—being marketed at seven-year-old girls have proved to be a virtual mouse trap for the studio.
Geez, and here it seemed like Zac Efron stepping out with Ashley Tisdale was a scandal!
New York Magazine points out that the objectionable phrase isn't visible on the naughty knickers until the packaging is removed, which has caused a frenzy among parents of the tween-and-under set.
"Dive In!" is a reference to a scene in the second HSM film where the characters jump into a swimming pool.
"It was completely innocent," says a spokesperson for Asda, maker of the Disney-approved underwear.
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I have no idea if there is truth to the claim that the names of afghan informants and allies were leaked.

If it is true, it would be my contention that such a leak constitutes a breach of wikileaks commitment to harm minimization.Ā If they made a mistake they should ostensibly address that with contrition and a statement of their continued intent to minimize harm.

That is my concern with recent events.

-Matt

On Aug 2, 2010 4:45 PM, "Curly Wurly" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:

On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 12:47 PM, Quinn Norton <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:

> yes, journalists wrestle with this sort of thing, but sometimes even in more straightforward journ...
In other words, the end justifies the means. ĀWhy do journalists think
 they have that right?

 Instead of looking at the larger issue of the wars in total, the
 reductionist in me boils it down to these assumptions:

 1.) Assume there's a great injustice in the world.
 2.) Assume I have a document, which when published could end that injustice.
 3.) Assume that publishing the document will result in the execution
 of John and Jane Doe.

 I wouldn't publish it.

 If you take a holistic view and pull in justifications such as how
 unjust point 1 is, I think the debate gets cloudy. ĀSticking with this
 reductionist exposition, would anyone choose to publish it?

> there was also a danger of discovery which each and every person who worked with the occupiers, ...
I agree.

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Tip #1 – Team Recruitment: Encourage co-workers, friends and family to join your team by registering online at www.piercecountyaids.org. You can send invitations to join or sponsor your team from your My HQ page.
Tip #2 – from The Red Team's Co-Captain Eric. "Use your talents and contacts. We have friends and team members alike with special talents and skills that are willing to help out the cause. For example, we are doing a raffle using services that people already do or have; massage, photography, even professional teeth whitening!" Get creative, and have fun to make the most of your South Sound AIDS Walk experience!
Tip #3 – from the current top fundraising team The Red Team. "The other part is asking businesses to donate. One business is allowing us to do a car wash at a prime location, and providing all the supplies for it! Another local tavern is hosting an event for us and donating! The main thing is to have fun! The activities we have planned are all things our team enjoys doing. It's a great way to make a difference but have a blast at the same time!"


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EMU presidential search continues with listening sessions
YPSILANTI – The search for a president for Eastern Michigan University continues with 20 listening sessions scheduled Dec. 15-17 for faculty, staff students and the local community. The forums, which will last approximately one hour, are scheduled on campus and at the EMU Foundation offices on Huron Street.
Dr. Ann Hasselmo, managing director of Academic Search Consultation Service, a presidential search firm based in Washington D.C., will direct the sessions, in which participants can share their ideas, perspectives and considerations regarding the new president.
"These listening sessions are important because they provide a forum for the EMU and local communities to suggest qualities important to consider when reviewing candidates for this position," said Dennis Beagen, head of the department of communication and theatre arts and committee chair of the Regents Advisory Committee. "The advisory committee will then use the information to help the Regents determine the necessary qualifications for the next EMU president.
"Dr. Hasselmo's extensive background in education and management will greatly contribute to the search process," said Beagen. "She was president of Hendrix College for ten years; was a fellow of the American Council on Education (ACE); served as a department head and dean; and was an award-winning faculty member."
The Regents Advisory Committee, which is composed of administrators, faculty, staff, students and alumni, is pleased with the quality of candidates nominated so far, according to Beagen. The committee will review resumes later in January.
An updated list of scheduled listening sessions is posted on the presidential search web site at www.emich.edu/presidentialsearch/listening.html. Open forum sessions for faculty and staff are Weds., Dec. 15 at 1 p.m. and Thurs., Dec. 16 at 3 p.m.; an open forum for students is Thurs., Dec. 16 at 7 p.m.; and an informal follow-up meeting for the Ypsilanti community is Weds., Dec. 15 at 4 p.m.
For those who are unable to attend the sessions or would prefer to use an online forum, the online comment form is here: www.emich.edu/presidentialsearch/commentform.html.
Eastern Michigan University is a public, comprehensive university that offers programs in the arts, sciences and professions. EMU prepares students with the intellectual skills and practical experiences to succeed in their careers and lives, and to be better citizens.
Eastern Michigan University is a public, comprehensive university that offers programs in the arts, sciences and professions. EMU prepares students with the intellectual skills and practical experiences to succeed in their career and lives, and to be better citizens.
Editor's Note: Looking for an expert source for a story? Check out EMU's Eastern Experts online at www.emich.edu/univcomm/easternexperts.
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Last fall, in the face of the U.S. economy's meltdown, I was left with many more questions than answers. The country's financial situation—and certainly that of New York State—was tenuous at best. Financial institutions were closing or being bought out, the stock market was experiencing record-setting fluctuations and the presidential election was upon us. Closer to home, the University at Buffalo was facing a state budget cut of at least 10 percent or approximately $21 million.
If you're anything like me and my family, you've been making tough choices in terms of personal spending. What can we afford? What is a true necessity versus a clear-cut luxury? How much support can we provide to our favorite charities and not-for-profit causes? Is retirement even an option?
Likewise, UB is facing a similar challenge that could be summarized as "making do with less." Given these conditions, how do we continue transforming this university into a world-class research institution? In his annual address to the community this past September, UB president John B. Simpson outlined the potential impact of state budget cuts on the university and its programs. Furthermore, he implored community members to help bring about state regulatory reforms that would enable UB 2020—our plan for expansion and academic excellence—to succeed.
Collectively, alumni play a very important role in maintaining UB 2020's momentum. The UB Alumni Association is working to keep you and all our constituents engaged and energized, as the university strengthens its reputation as a great research university and as a pillar among its peer institutions and within its various communities, whether they be local, regional, national or international.
Are you interested in being part of the solution? Join UB Believers (it's free). Join the UB Alumni Association (it doesn't cost much and now friends of the university may join, too). Attend UB-sponsored events in a city near you (and get reconnected). Or, if you are so inclined, please consider making a philanthropic gift to a UB department, activity or scholarship fund that has special meaning for you.
These times do indeed call for vigorous and unqualified support for our alma mater—please join me in our common plan for action.
Marc A. Adler, MA '83, MBA '82 & BA '79
President, UB Alumni Association
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Michael Russell talks about the capacity of gonorrhea to suppress the development of an immune response against it in a CNBC story.
The Atlantic interviews Eduardo Mercado III , who says it's not clear from the recordings of humpback whales if the whales are genuinely learning new melodies, or simply flubbing their lines.
"The ethos of policing is: 'We're super people and we can't be weak. We're not a bunch of sissies,'" John Violanti tells USA Today .


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{villa terrace & milwaukee historical society} Photography & Cinematography: Champagne Studios Ceremony: Villa Terrace Reception: Milwaukee County Historical Society Coordination: Dreams & Designs Dress: Savoy Bride Shoes: Christian Louboutin Suits: Custom Tailored Ties: The Tie Bar Flowers: Petals Floral Design Cupcakes: Milwaukee Cupc[...]
MacKenzie & David Engagement Film
{love story film} They noticed each other in a book store, met in a coffee shop and the rest is all a love story! Photography & Cinematography: Champagne Studios Shoot Location: Xxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx Music Properly Licensed: The Music Bed
The Hahn Baby Announcement Video
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Riitta, You are INCREDIBLE! What an unbelievable job capturing even the most candid moments of the day. So many things that sneak by most photographers were captured in incredible detail. The pictures are vivid and tell the complete story of a very special day to us. Family and friends will be awestruck when we share our pictures and the most exquisite wedding album I've ever seen! We can't wait to use you for family photos in the future! – Katie & Dan
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Photos: Inside the EAT! Vancouver Food + Cooking Festival
The 12th annual EAT! Vancouver Food + Cooking Festival is taking place at B.C. Place Stadium (777 Pacific Boulevard) this weekend. The three-day event brings together local and celebrity chefs, food and beverage vendors, as well as farmers, winemakers, and brewers all under one roof.
I had a chance to check out the festival on Friday (May 30). Here is a what you can expect to see at this year's EAT! Vancouver.
There are eight featured areas at the festival. The World Culinary Travel Expo offers insight into various ethnic cuisines, including Thai, Spanish, Argentinian, and Indonesian, and information about traveling to different culinary destinations. Many of these exhibitors offer tasting samples of popular dishes and snacks at their booths as well. Nearby this section is the Flavours of the World Stage. Find local chefs, including Curtis Luk from the Parker, Andrew Richardson from CinCin Ristorante + Bar, Jackie Ellis from Beaucoup Bakery, Craig Scherer from Glowbal Group, and James Walt from Whister's Araxi Restaurant cooking up demonstrating how to cook some of their favourite dishes here.
If you develop an appetite at the festival, drop by the Bites area, which is sponsored by the Georgia Straight. Local restaurants, including Café Kathmandu, Jamaican Pizza Jerk, Max's Restaurant, Basil Pasta Bar, and Bella Gelateria will all be on hand with bite-sized offerings of popular dishes.
Next to the Bites is the Food Network Celebrity Stage. Watch live 45-minute cooking demonstrations by your favourite Canadian celebrity chefs, including Food Network Canada's Lynn Crawford and Chuck Hughes, Vancouver's Iron Chef Rob Feenie, and local stars Vikram Vij and Ned Bell.
Attendees over 19 years of age can gain access to the Sips area, where over two dozen brands of alcoholic beverages are showcased. Taste local craft beer, such as Parallel 49 Brewing Company, as well as popular drinks, like Mott's Clamato Caesar, in this section.
Returning to the festival this year is the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts, which is hosting hour-long cooking classes taught by the school's culinary instructors. This year's selection of classes offered include everything from knife skills and soup-stock basics, to hand-rolled sushi, brunch staples, tapas, and grilling.
I had the chance to take the hand-rolled sushi class while I was at the festival on Friday afternoon. The class is taught by the school's resident sushi instructor, Katsuhito Inoue, who trained in Osaka, Japan, and began teaching at PICA since 2003.
During the class, chef Inoue taught a group of about a dozen participants how to make three styles of sushi. He discussed how to make proper sushi rice and how to identify good seaweed before demonstrating how to roll the sushi using a bamboo matt. Let's just say, Inoue made it look much easier to do, although everyone in the class was able to make something resembling sushi. The best part was being able to eat our creations at the end of the class.
In addition to the featured areas of the festival, there are many exhibitors showcasing their food and cooking brands. A quick stroll through the area, and I saw vegan Daiya cheese, YEW Restaurant + Bar chef Ned Bell's canned wild albacore tuna, Tea Sparrow teas, artisanal snacks from Hawkers Market, sweet treats from Checkers Premium Fudge, macarons from Kitchening & Co., and more.
The EAT! Vancouver Food + Cooking Festival continues today (May 31) from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday (June 1) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are $9 to $15 and can be purchased online in advance or at the door.


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We gave it a B+
This behind-the-scenes portrait of David Lynch, shot over the two years it took him to piece together Inland Empire (2006), is as skewed, prismatic, and free of fluff as the man himself. The rumor is that Lynch was directed by Lynch (with fake credits), but either way, it gives us a rare peek at what really goes on behind that golly-gee-willikers mask. We see him throwing tantrums on the set ("We're freezing our asses off!"), fussing over the details of his art with the hands-on devotion of a medieval craftsman, and winking at the daily performance that is "David Lynch." B+


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Cancer and Fitness: Ken's Story
By Kendall E., a 2014 Dare to Lose participant
I was that healthy guy running at life full speed. I seemed to always be able to maintain my weight, keep myself fit & stay strong. This was so very important, as my life literally depended on it. My chosen profession was Law Enforcement. I loved my career, my life & my family. Then, one June day in 2008, my life changed forever. My cell phone rang, I answered, it was my doctor. He said, "hey Ken, sorry to have to tell you this, but you have cancer." Instinctively, my manners were in place, I thanked him and ended the call. Then the words he said replayed in my mind. I stood stunned in a parking lot motionless except for the tears that unconsciously fell from my eyes.
The following month, I was in the hospital to have lung surgery to remove the large lobe of my left lung. This was quite a shock, as I was never a smoker, had no family history of lung cancer that I was aware of & lived a pretty healthy life. After all, I was 47 years old, have two beautiful daughters (7 & 12) and looked forward to watching them grow into fine young women. The staying healthy & fit really paid off, I had a stress test to see if I could withstand the trauma of the forthcoming surgery. I passed that part easily. The surgery went as planned. Then the challenges arose. Next step: Chemotherapy. After that, I was on my way to restoring my life, minus most of my left lung.
I was at my final "3 month" checkup at my oncologist in June of 2010, looking forward to have more of my time and less "Dr. Time." Then my doctor said, "Ken, some bad news, you cancer has spread to your lymph nodes in your chest, your now a stage IV cancer patient." Here I go again…Chemotherapy & radiation treatments this time around. Did it & was going to plan to manage myself for the best life I can have now.
Fast forward to the summer of 2012, I'm at my last 3 month visit again (sound familiar?) I had my doctor say something to me that I still can't believe he sad; He pushed his chair away from the small work area in the exam room and said "Ken, there's nothing more I can do for you, I'm sorry." I sat silent for about 5 seconds while those words repeated in my brain. I thought, what did he just say? I was stunned. I got up, left the office. Went to my car, thought a moment and picked up my iPhone. I searched for MD Anderson Cancer Center. I called Houston & talked with the staff at MD Anderson. They made an appointment for me to see an Oncologist there. I made the trip in August of 2012. Once again, I was going to undergo Chemotherapy. This time was going to be really hard; I was prescribed to of the most potent Chemo drugs out there. It was a rough, it was painful, it was depressing but I was alive. All of the supplementary drugs to keep me "normal" during Chemo had their side effects too. I gained weight at an alarming rate. My 6'4 frame was now bearing 253 pounds of mass. I felt bad, looked worse, overweight & bald too. All of the hair on my body was gone. I just existed at this point. Chemo was holding me on the edge of death. In January 2013, I completed the grueling chemo regimen. I was ready to regain my life, my strength & my confidence.
I was sitting on my sofa one late February day in 2013. My dog was half asleep in the warm sun passing through the window that morning. I thought to myself, "it's time." It's time to rebuild myself. I had to start someplace. I got up from the sofa & put on my coat. I grabbed my dogs leash and told her "let's go for a walk." I walked 15 minutes that day; I was exhausted in that short endeavor. The next day, I did it again, & again. The next week I could go 20 minutes, then came 30, then 45 and by mid-March, I was walking an hour at a time! I wanted more. I say a slight drop in weight… This was encouraging! In April, I visited Miramont Lifestyle Fitness in Fort Collins. This was my Gym before all the cancer stuff side tracked me. I eventually got involved in one on one training. This was the boost my body needed. I was weight training twice a week & getting cardio in 2 to 3 times in a week. I was seeing big changes. I corrected my "normal" eating habits for actual food that was good for me & helped my body, not harm it. I was even starting to recognize that guy in the mirror again. By July, I felt confident to go to the pool in swim trunks & not feel so self-conscious anymore.
Things moved along into the fall. I now had moved my cancer care to University of Colorado-Anschutz in Aurora (Colorado). What a wonderful team of doctors & care givers I now had caring for me & managing my life medically. I had a good idea of how I wanted to keep fit now. My doctor & I agreed that dropping my weight to about 200 pounds would but me right in a healthy range & keep my body fighting. I personally wanted to strip off the body fat to reach a personal goal I had in my mind's eye. I started at 26% body fat… was a goal of 8-10 percent attainable? Yes! Like everything else, If I set my mind to it, I can reach it. So the journey began. My doctors were all saying that I was incredibly healthy for a man with stage IV cancer, "Just keep doing what you're doing Ken." That was the resounding message from each of my doctors. I was eligible for a clinical trial for an experimental cancer drug my oncologist was excited to tell me about. The Fall held promise, as this new drug looked very good to treat my rare type of cancer. Then came the delays with the trial, one thing after another seemed to block my participation. I had already signed to 28 pages of consent to participate, so I was ready & willing to go. Meanwhile, my cancer was showing signs of increased activity on the PET scans. The cancer had moved to my muscles, one in my shoulder & one in my leg.
Dateline: 2014. Here I am waiting for the clinical trial to enroll me & get started to a great outcome. Not quite yet… Yet another delay, this time the FDA had suspended the trial so dosing adjustments could be made. My doctor said I didn't have time to wait any longer. He was worried that if I didn't act, the cancer could "run" on me and we would be way behind (and may not catch up). It was decided to start radiation again for the tumor in my leg. Surgery was recommended to remove the tumor in my shoulder. In March, I completed the radiation therapy & had the surgery to remove the tumor. March 18, 2014 I had my follow up visits. My doctors were pleased with what they saw so far from my treatments & surgery. Next check is in June.
I always look for the positive in all things in my life. I surround myself with positive thought, positive people & set a positive environment around me. I am grateful for the many blessings I've received. The wonderful friends & family that support me make all the difference to me. My faith is strong! God has a plan for me.
I will set my sites on a healthy life. I will be happy in my future, I will achieve my dreams!
I continue to be strong trough great friendships & partnerships. My current health is where it is through people who believe in me & believing in myself and my family. I am a participant in this year's "Dare to Lose" competition. I am so lucky to be part of this wonderful program! My friends at Miramont Lifestyle Fitness, Linda Smith (a true friend), Jenna Hayes (all your hard work), Ethan Townsend (your understanding & guidance), Tim Anderson (pushing me further than I thought I could achieve) & the wonderful staff who do so much for so many every day. Of course, Cliff Buchholz, who made Miramont Lifestyle Fitness a reality. Cliff, you are a blessing…to so many. Thank you. I am truly blessed to know you all. My friends at TRI 102 Radio & 99.9 The Point Radio. I have a new friend in Paul Wozinak at TRI 102, Paul, you're like the energizer Bunny, and you keep going & going & going… and an inspiration to me.
See you at the next workout!


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A construction contract for $12.4 million, funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, has been signed to provide critical deferred maintenance to equip an historic laboratory building to do cutting-edge research at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Henry A. Wallace Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC) in Beltsville, Md.
BARC is operated by the Agricultural Research Service (ARS), which is USDA's chief intramural scientific research agency, and is one of the largest agricultural science centers in the world.
The repairs will be done at BARC's Building 306, which was built in the 1930s to house research projects formerly conducted at USDA's Arlington Farm and subsequently moved to Beltsville to make way for the Pentagon. The building is an historic example of Georgian Revival architecture.
About 55 people, including 12 scientists, will move into Building 306 when the repairs are compete. This will include most of ARS' Environmental Management and Byproducts Utilization Laboratory as well as the Bee Research Laboratory, which is leading USDA's efforts to find the cause of Colony Collapse Disorder, the condition causing the mysterious disappearance of honey bees.
"With these repairs, Building 306 will be more environmentally efficient, and our research programs will be more effective in their renewed facilities," said BARC Director Joseph Spence.
The construction contract includes:
The contract has been awarded to the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, Towson, Md.


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A landmark case in the US will test whether internet piracy claims made by copyright firms will stand up in court.
Such cases rely on identifying the machines the IP address of machines from which content was illegally downloaded as evidence of wrongdoing.
Experts have questioned whether the IP address is sufficient evidence because it identifies an internet connection rather than an individual.U.S. Judge Allows Piracy Trial To Test IP Evidence [bbc.co.uk]


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Past Statistics Events
Academic Year 2006-07
Students Present at the State Capitol
Laura Boehm '08, David Vock '07, and Nicole Novak '08 presented their CIR work on U.S. rice subsidies and their effect on Costa Rica at the State Capitol on February 14, 2007 through the Private College Scholars at the Capitol program.
Their research, advised by Rebecca Judge (Economics) and Julie Legler (Statistics), studied the claim that farm subsidies lead to international trade imbalance, specifically examining the case of US rice, a heavily subsidized crop, and Costa Rica which has become increasingly dependent on US rice. They have developed a system of simultaneous equations that models the various and interrelated factors relating to the international rice trade.
The Scholars at the Capitol Program, which invites scholars of all disciplines to present their work at the St. Paul Capitol Rotunda, gives students an opportunity to interact with state legislators as well as student researchers and faculty from other Minnesota private colleges. Three other St. Olaf groups also presented research at this event.
Students Present at National Conference
Elizabeth Atchison '08, Jamie Carlyle '07, and David McClure '08 presented their CIR work on assessing the uncertainty associated with the estimate of the global burden of rotavirus at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research in San Fransisco, California.
This conference brought undergraduates from all over the US to present their research in either poster or lecture form. It was an opportunity to hear distinguished lecturers and see other students' work on everything from what anthropologists can learn from the postures depicted on ancient Greek urns to new software that allows animators to create a short movie based on just a few sketches on a tablet PC.


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Filippo next turned his attention to sculpture, and executed works in basso-relievo, which showed an extraordinary genius.
Directly over the door is a basso-relievo of two enormous gridirons, in stone.
No other of the capitals has at present any basso-relievo of this kind; but I suspect they have been chopped off.
Cibber carved a basso-relievo on one side, representing King Charles in a Roman costume, protecting the ruined city.
The machines that were employed to raise it are represented upon it in basso-relievo.
In these celebrated compositions he attempted the union of basso-relievo with the principles of painting.
He was required to compose a basso-relievo for the duke's private cabinet.
The mask of an antique Satyr, and the basso-relievo of the Centaurs, undertaken at the suggestion of Poliziano.


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by Lisa, Everett Public Library staff
Photographs.They exist in almost every household: hidden in attics, growing mildewy in basements, or tucked away on closet shelves. Sometimes they turn up at rummage sales or antique stores, completely divorced from anything that could possibly identify them. If we're lucky, they wind up at the library with names, places, and dates marked clearly, but more often than not they arrive here orphaned and anonymous. It's been said that every picture tells a story (thanks Rod Stewart), or that a picture is worth a thousand words; we're hoping that's the case, because we'd like our local teen authors and artists to tell stories with our amazing collection of archival photographs.
*At the end of the competition we'll add any information we have about the Flickr photos to their descriptions so you can learn a bit more about them.
Be sure to visit A Reading Life for more reviews and news of all things happening at the Everett Public Library.


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'Bachelor' Preview: Host Chris Harrison Says New Season Is 'Fantastic' (VIDEO)
"I've seen the first couple of episodes. It's fantastic," Harrison said in the video, above.
What makes this season so special? Harrison says a lot of it has to do with the Bachelor himself, Sean Lowe.
"He's great. he's kind of a throwback to what the show was made for," he said. "If you put a star and a cape on that guy, he's Captain America, for crying out loud — but with better abs. And, yes, he will have his shirt off a lot."
Not a bad endorsement.
Lowe, 28, became famous on last season of The Bachelorette, on which he competed for the heart of Emily Maynard. He was ultimately eliminated during a trip to Curacao, much to the decry of millions of fans.
The Bachelor season 17 (!) premieres Monday night at 8PM on ABC.
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Police have confirmed a body found in woods at Bolton-by-Bowland on Friday is that of murdered Accrington businessman David Guilfoyle.
Shane Fitzpatrick was jailed for a minimum of 20 years in 2006 after being found guilty of killing Mr Guilfoyle a year earlier - even though no body was ever found.
Despite always maintaining his innocence, Fitzpatrick, a former guillotine operator at Calder Print in Burnley, contacted police from prison to confess to his guilt and let them know the area the body was buried.
A body was found in woods on Friday, and police confirmed it to be that of Mr Guilfoyle following a post mortem examination yesterday.
A statement issued by police said: "While we have always remained hopeful that Shane Fitzpatrick would reveal where David's body is, despite extensive enquiries and searches, we have never, until now, been able to find his body.
"Following information divulged by Shane Fitzpatrick that he had buried David's body at Admiral's Wood, searches commenced on Saturday 3rd November and a body was found on the afternoon of Friday, November 9th.
"Following a post mortem examination we can confirm that the body found during those searches has now been identified as that of David Guilfoyle.
"This development means that David's body can now be returned to his family and they can finally bury him with the dignity that he deserves."


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Pouliot, Leier score after De Champlain's goal forces OT
Portland Winterhawks 5, VANCOUVER GIANTS 4 (shootout)
Sunday night, Pacific Coliseum, 6,047 announced attendance
After the Hawks rallied in regulation, Corbin Boes made two saves in the shootout, and the Hawks scored on their first two rounds (Derrick Pouliot, Taylor Leier).
It was Portland's first shootout victory of the season.
The Winterhawks finished their three-game, three-day trip to Vancouver Island with a shootout loss, an overtime victory and a shootout win.
The Hawks (61 points) picked up seven of a possible eight points on a four-game trip that began with a victory Wednesday at Everett. Now Portland has a six-point lead in the Western Hockey League U.S. Division over three teams, as Spokane, Seattle and Everett are tied with 55 apiece.
Boes got his first victory in two appearances since being acquired on Friday by the Winterhawks. He stopped 24 of 28 shots.
Chase De Leo had a goal and an assist for Portland.
Adam De Champlain scored shorthanded with 2:41 left in the third period to pull the Hawks into a 4-4 tie.
The Hawks were still without defenseman Mathew Dumba, their new acquisition from the NHL Minnesota Wild. He is recovering at home in Calgary from a virus, Portland coach/general manager Mike Johnston says.
Portland led in shots 36-28, but were scoreless in four power plays. Vancouver was 1 of 5 with the man advantage.
Kelowna 36-5-0-2 (74) (B.C. Division leader)
Portland 28-12-2-3 (61) (U.S. Division leader)
Victoria 29-15-0-2 (60)
Spokane 26-13-1-2 (55)
Everett 24-13-6-1 (55)
Seattle 25-14-2-3 (55)
Vancouver 22-15-5-3 (52)
Tri-City 20-20-2-2 (44)
Prince George 17-23-2-4 (40)
Kamloops 10-29-2-3 (25)
The Winterhawks return home for a game against Moose Jaw at 7 p.m. Friday at Memorial Coliseum. (KPAM 860 AM).


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Gem.Prijs: BRL 500,00
Klasse: 0 stars
Casa Amarela is a detached villa featuring a garden with a year-round outdoor pool, located in Ponta da Tulha. The property is 16 km from Ilhéus and boasts views of the sea. Free private parking is available on site. The kitchen comes with an oven, a microwave and a toaster, as well as a coffee machine. A flat-screen TV, as well as a CD player are available. There is a private bathroom with a bath or shower. Itacaré is 42 km from Casa Amarela , while Olivença is 33 km from the property. Ilheus/Bahia-Jorge Amado Airport is 19 km away. meer
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Located on the beautiful coast between the towns of Itacaré and Ilhéus, Terra Nossa Resort offers patios with hammocks and barbecue facilities. WiFi is free. The chalets at Terra Nossa are colourful and spacious, boasting garden or sea views. Most chalets feature ensuite bathroom and an extra toilet. Breakfast, lunch and dinner can be enjoyed in the dining area, on the beach or in the guest rooms. The dining area has sea views and is surrounded by coconut trees. The hosts of the guest house offer regional Brazilian, German and Colombian dishes. There is a bus stop 20 metres from the resort. You can get to Ilhéus town centre and its airport in 20 minutes by car. Itacaré is 40 km away. meer


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Best Buy in select locations around the country is selling EE products for home. OK, so homeowners may not seek that OUT there, but hopefully they'll grab a TED, LEDs or smart thermostats when they're there buying their plasma TVs.
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