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Those are the words that appeared at the top of the menu at the MillStone Restaurant in Dublin, Ireland this evening. It's obvious that sourcing of ingredients is an important component is this country, which is about the size of Nebraska.
Food is considerably more expensive in Dublin compared to Des Moines, but probably not much different from Chicago or New York.
It's beautifully presented (see photo) and delicious. I ordered the Pan-fried Medallions of Saddleback Irish Pork Loin, stuffed with Tournafulla black pudding, served with colcannon mash (a mixture of potatoes and cabbage), horseradish cream and apple cider jus. Just reading the description made my mouth water, even though I was not sure what some of the items were.
The most common pig breed in Ireland is the Landrace, but chefs seem to like the Saddleback "heirloom" breed. It's basically an old-fashioned Hampshire. I didn't know what black pudding was, so I asked the chef. He seemed shocked that I didn't know with my ignorance, so it must be a common dish in Ireland. Black pudding is a type of blood sausage made using rice, herbs and pig's blood.
Personally, I wasn't that thrilled about the description, but he said, "You have to try it – you will love it." It was quite tasty, but I can't say I "loved" it.
In regard to the pork itself, those of us who live in the Midwest are pretty spoiled, so while this was an excellent meal, I didn't think the pork was very different from what I would have had in the States.
Between the restaurants, pubs, coffee houses and pastry shops, there's something to satisfy everyone's palate. It seems most people in this area of the city are very interested in quenching their thirst. I'm here on vacation but have seen a lot of the countryside and have learned some interesting facts about Irish agriculture. I'll tell you about some of them in my next post.

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By Indulal PM
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Private equity firm KKR & Co LP (NYS:KKR - News) will pay about $150 million for close to 30 percent of India's Gland Pharma Ltd, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, in what would be the U.S buyout firm's eighth investment in Asia this year.
A deal is likely to be announced in the coming weeks, one of the sources told Reuters on Friday. KKR India Chief Executive Sanjay Nayar declined to comment, while Gland Pharma Vice Chairman Ravi Penmetsa was not available for comment.
New York-based KKR has invested about $1 billion in companies in Asia, including Vietnam, India, China and Japan, over the last four weeks.
In July, KKR raised a record $6 billion Asia fund, aimed at deploying more capital in emerging markets where slowing economic growth has cut overall company valuations.
The deal would be KKR's second sizeable India investment in six months. In April, it bought a controlling stake in India's Alliance Tire Group from Warburg Pincus LLC for what sources said was about $500 million.
Established in 1978, unlisted Gland Pharma makes active pharmaceutical ingredients and injectable formulations for segments including osteoarthritis, anti-coagulants, gynaecology, and ophthalmology, according to its website.
Private equity investments in India fell about 67 percent in the September quarter from a year earlier, to about $1.3 billion in 75 deals, according to early data from Venture Intelligence.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Head Women's Basketball Coach Nikki Jessee has announced Jennifer Gellock as the team's newest assistant, it was announced Wednesday. Coming to the Lions via the University of Tampa, Gellock spent four years as an assistant with the Spartans' nationally-ranked women's basketball program.
"Jen is a great addition to our staff," said Jessee. "I had the privilege of working with her for two years at Tampa, and I saw firsthand her work ethic, dedication, and desire to be successful. We want winners to be a part of our program and Jen is a winner. I look forward to having her on our staff as we continue to move this program forward."
Gellock, who graduated with a degree in Exercise Science and Sport Studies, will officially begin her duties on July 2 and will be in command of guard development, recruiting, film editing, team managers, travel assignments, and basketball camps.
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Graduating with the Deans' Scholarship, Gellock graduated Kappa Delta Pi: International Honor Society in Education, and a 3.53 grade-point-average.
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Winnipeg police have issued a Canada-wide warrant for a man suspected of a slaying inside a popular city restaurant.
William Edward Moar, 24, was gunned down at Johnny G's on Main Street last month in a killing justice sources say was tied to ongoing disputes between rival gang members.
Several witnesses who were inside the bar at the time said a man dressed in black entered the bar shortly before 2 a.m. Moar was said to be returning to his table from somewhere else when the man in black fired a shot. The first shot missed and almost hit an employee behind the bar. Another shot struck Moar. Staff rushed to him and weren't sure where he'd been hit. One of the staff removed his hat and it was obvious he'd been shot in the head.
Police announced today they have identified a suspect in the slaying. Morgan Van Bone, 19, is wanted on a charge of first-degree murder. Bone is aboriginal, 5-foot-9, 230 pounds with a heavy build.
Police say Bone is to be considered potentially armed and dangerous and should not be approached. Anyone with information is asked to call investigators at 204-986-6508, 204-986-6222 or CrimeStoppers at 204-786-TIPS (8477).
Moar was known to police and known to have gang ties. In 2009, Moar and another man were charged with numerous weapons offences. At the time, Moar was found with a loaded Colt .45 calibre handgun, a .22 calibre rifle, two magazines, numerous rounds of ammunition, a pellet rifle, and two pellet handguns.
Police also found two leather vests with gang insignias and other assorted clothing with gang insignias.
Later the same year, Moar was charged with aggravated assault along with four other men for a vicious attack on a 19-year-old man. The victim sustained serious injuries to the upper body and still required medical care three months later.
Moar last appeared in court last summer and was let out on bail for unknown charges.


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I've decided to buy a new grill. I'm going with charcoal because I really want to learn the art of real fire cooking. I currently use an open charcoal gill (it's a built in brick unit, that's a part of my patio). I also have a Brinkman Electric Water Smoker… don't use it much because I feel like I'm cheating by just plugging it in and adding a few wood chucks…
So, I've decided to get a new charcoal grill. I though my mind was totally made up on the Char-Griller Super Pro with side fire box. But then I watched BBQU this weekend and saw how versatile the Webber can be even for smoking.
I'd like to hear everyone's advice on which unit would really allow me to do some real grilling and work on my skills.
Here are a couple links on the two I'm looking at:
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|From: Prabhakar Ragde (plragde at uwaterloo.ca)
Date: Tue May 26 12:38:58 EDT 2009
Dave Herman wrote: >> Does anyone know if Church had anything in mind for lambda to stand >> > for, or was it just an arbitrary choice? > > page 7: > http://www-maths.swan.ac.uk/staff/jrh/papers/JRHHislamWeb.pdf > > page 182: > http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.26.7908 From the second reference: > Church originally intended to use the notation xˆ .2x+1. The typesetter could > not position the hat on top of the x This I do not believe. A typesetter for a journal of mathematics in the 1930's could not typeset x^? (Heh, Thunderbird appears unable to. Let's try again: ˆx.) What I read somewhere (I cannot find it at this moment) was that the hat was moved to before the x (as the first reference above confirms, to distinguish function-abstraction from class-abstraction), but that it was then made larger for visibility, using an upper-case lambda, which looks like an upside-down V. But that looked too much like a capital A, so they went with lower-case lambda. --PR
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Can anybody submit good links, tutorials, links to references, and recommended books
There are a couple decent books out for PostgreSQL, such as "PostgreSQL Developer's Handbook", but so far I have not seen any great books for PostgreSQL. They tend to be good for administration, but they don't dig too deeply into the logical capabilities of PostgreSQL. Also, most of these books are out of date, since PostgreSQL introduced schema and domain support in version 7.3.
There are some people very knowledgeable about PostgreSQL that frequent [the database forum at [URL=http://www.phpbuilder.com]PHP Builder](http://www.phpbuilder.com/board/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=6) .
Not too sure if this is the right place though I've come across an tutorial (unread as of yet though so can't comment on contents) so thought I'd share the link with you all ?
I'll have a read of it later myself but in the mean time here is the link:
I'd also suggest hanging around #postgresql in Freenode :). Sometimes there are things so obvious Google will spend too long looking for but you can ask people quickly there.
http://pgsql.ruCan be used as interface to a set of useful PG related resources
don't forget the pgsql mailing list! it has been a lifesaver so many times that i feel like i've lowered the average number of cat lives from 9 to 7...
the novice list is a great place to start.
This blog is quite good: IAmA DBA AMA
Gregory Smith - PostgreSQL 9.0 High Performance is highly advised book.
I advised blogs of the PostgreSQL developers.
Thanks everyone.
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On 7 September, 2009, the Oman Daily Observer, published by the largest media company in Oman and the sultanate's highest-circulation English-language daily, carried an introduction to Harun Yahya's book A Call for Unity on its Ramadan page. Hasan Kamoonpuri described Harun Yahya's views under the caption "A Call for Islamic Unity" and set out, with extracts taken from the book, how according to the Qur'an, Muslims and the People of the Book can live together in peace.
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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I have two men in my life and they are both beautiful human beings. I don't count my husband, because he is a bad person. He is a good breadwinner, but he is not a trustworthy man. He cheats on me every time I have a baby and am out of commission. That ugly discovery opened the door for me to see who else is out there.
What I found was amazing. My lovers are both married -- and there is much necessary lying and covering up involved for us to keep this all underground. I do love them both very much.
A few weeks ago my husband found out I have been seeing others, and is demanding a divorce. If I go for it, my two lovers will disappear because they are both married and the playing field will no longer be level with my being single. What should I do? -- Caught in the Middle, Winnipeg
Dear Caught: Look, you and your husband have little left of a real marriage, except the children, and you will split the money between you, according to law. Your husband is angry now, and demanding a divorce, so this is the time to see your own domestic lawyer, ASAP.
This is also an opportunity to raise your personal life to a different level -- unless you like the cloak-and-dagger scene when you're sneaking around. (Some people become addicted to the drama.) There's another important issue to consider seriously when you do this: Do you want your kids to find out their mother and father cheat and lie to each other and have other lovers? They are growing older every day, and you can't fool kids with these behaviours forever. They hear and absorb so much of their parents' verbal communication and actions, and it can be very hard on them.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: Fourteen years ago I got in the car and drove far away from the young woman of 17 whom I loved. I went to the west coast and worked on the boats at first. I heard I had broken her heart in pieces. Now I am back in Winnipeg and I went to a social last weekend and heard about her and that her marriage dissolved a few years ago.
I am now obsessed with seeing her. I saw the back of her head on Facebook. She may have seen me because I have been on Facebook for a few years. I left because she and I were so young, and she wanted to get married and have kids right away. I wanted to be educated and also be a musician on the side -- big dreams. I accomplished both goals, but married poorly. Now, like every other lost soul, I have come home to my roots and I have a new job in Winnipeg. Should I contact her? I know she is single, no boyfriend right now. What should I do? -- The Runaway, Winnipeg
Dear Runaway: Half of me says "Leave her alone after what you did," and the other half says "Why not call her?" She may have missed you and will want to see you. Or, she may throw the first available object at your head.
I have readers with long-lost loves in their backgrounds. Some old loves have come back and looked them up -- with good, bad and indifferent results. Some people -- not very many -- dream someone who broke their heart as a teenager would come back as a grown-up. I'm asking anyone with an opinion on this or first-hand experience to write me and share their thoughts. What do you think? Is it a bad idea or a good idea for Runaway to look this woman up?
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Intel SSD 525 Review (240GB)by Anand Lal Shimpi on 1/30/2013 1:42 AM EST
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vcorem - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkhttp://m.tomshardware.com/news/Mushkin-480GB-mSATA... Reply
IanCutress - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkMushkin uses a stacked daughter board to achieve 480GB. This is usually ok in a motherboard, but not in a z-height limited mobile device. While it's still electrically mSATA, it is technically outside the mSATA specifications which limit z-height (if I recall correctly). Reply
lukarak - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkWhat is the chip density in the 768 GB SSD board in a rMBP? Does it have 12? Reply
Kristian Vättö - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkYup, the 768GB SSD in rMBP has twelve 64GB (8x8GB) packages.
However, SandForce has much stricter restrictions, the SF-2281/2 can only access up to 64 NAND dies (that's up to 512GB with 8GB dies). Samsung could build a 1TB drive if they wanted to, they just don't see the market for it (yet). Reply
lukarak - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkThanks for the answer.
On a slightly related note, the iPad (late 2012) 16 GB, has a single NAND chip, as could be seen in the teardowns, and there doesn't seem to be any room for more. Do you perhaps know, or care to speculate, how the higher capacity ones are configured, especially the new 128 GB version? Reply
Kristian Vättö - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkThe 128GB model is most likely using new 128Gb (16GB) NAND dies to enable the higher capacity. You can only stack up to eight dies in a single package, so a higher capacity die was needed before you could go over 64GB (8x 16GB is 128GB).
At least Samsung and IMFT have 128Gb dies in production but they most likely weren't available in volume when the iPad 4 was initially launched, hence the delay. Reply
lukarak - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkMakes sense, thanks for the insight. Reply
SAMSAMHA - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkhi, Anand
I am curious what board are you using to test this since none of the desktop board with mSATA that I know has SATA 6Gbps interface. Reply
SodaAnt - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkThere are msata to sata conversion boards that work fine because msata and sata are electrically the same. Reply
Meaker10 - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkThe msi gt60 can ship with a pair of msata gen3 slots configurable in raid. Reply
philipma1957 - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkmeaker10 have you used a msi gt60? Reply
critical_ - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkI'm using Startech's SAT2MSAT25. It is a "passthrough" design so it'll work at 6Gbps is your controller supports it. Reply
HyperJuni - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkI was hoping for a comparison with the m4/C400 mSATA 256GB, since it seems to differ a bit in performance from the 128GB model, and would be better suited as a "direct competitor" to the 240GB 525 for the same of comparison IMHO.
Too bad you didn't include it in the charts, Anand. Reply
nathanddrews - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkSince IOPS consistency improves significantly when setting aside 25% spare area, what is the practical effect in real world? Has this been documented using the AT Storage Bench? Under default conditions, the 840 Pro dominates the top of the charts, but does it still retain the crown after being "stroked"? Just curious... Reply
SanX - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkIs it burning hot for its size? Will it fry your eggs? Reply
SanX - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkdamn cellphone spell-correction typo and lack of edit option like on cheap websites: ***incompressible*** Reply
dealcorn - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - linkThe prospect of the S3700 technology in a consumer drive has appeal except that the S3700 uses too much power. Is Intel's approach inherently inefficient or is it reasonable that Intel can tune the technology differently for the consumer market to achieve competitive efficiency? Reply
name99 - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - link"
Why does Intel continue to use a third party SATA controller in many of its flagship drives? Although I once believed this was an issue with Intel having issues on the design front, I now believe that a big part of it has to do with the Intel SSD group being more resource constrained than other groups within the company.
This seems strangely short sighted. How is flash controlled on mobile devices?
Obviously performance is substantially lower. It's not clear to me how that lowering is split between
- cheaper, lower-end flash
- only one rank (or whatever flash their call their equivalent), ie limited parallelism
- a dumb controller.
However there doesn't seem to be any aspect of the problem that is inherently power limited.
Which implies that if Intel wanted a way to make their perpetually lagging Atom SOCs a little more noteworthy, one way to do so would be to work on them having flash support that was substantially faster than what's available on ARM today. Reply
emvonline - Thursday, January 31, 2013 - linkSandforce controllers are high performance, have no DRAM need, and allow both SF standard and custom firmware. Until SF drops the ball on performance or support I would look for more SSDs to be based on the SF design, not less. Enterprise is different ball game where ASPs/margins are much higher so custom controller might make sense (volumes are much lower though). If other 3rd party controllers mature, I expect them to gain market share as well. Reply
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Gornal Athletic 0, Westfields 3
GORNAL Athletic's survival hopes hit a major setback when they lost 3-0 to Westfields today.
The Midland Alliance strugglers failed to deal with the superior cutting edge of their mid-table visitors to Garden Walk.
It was Gornal who started the brighter of the two sides and they were keen to press high up the pitch in the early stages.
The home side worked a few openings, the best coming on the ten minute mark when Dreniz Bala failed to make the most of a good through ball.
It took Westfields until the 20th minute to create any real chance as Gornal worked well to limit them any good possession of the ball.
Their first real chance came when forward Michael Halpin beat his man to get into the box. However, Gornal keeper Thomas Haprer denied him.
Westfields then grew into the game as the half wore on and started to get more joy thanks to good runs by their forward line.
The breakthrough came just before the end of the half when, following more pressure from the visitors, the ball broke to Westfields captain Phil Glover, who slotted it past the out-rushing Harper.
It was Gornal who created the better chances in the opening exchanges of the second period, the best coming when defender Ross Love headed just wide following a well taken, in-swinging freekick from Danny Crudgington nearing the hour mark.
Similar to the first half, it was Westfields' superior play in the final third that made the difference once their midfield found more time and space on the ball.
Steve Edmunds kept the home side in the game when clearing off the line after Whittal-Williams was given a free header in the Gornal box from a corner.
Soon Gornal were finding it hard to hold onto the ball as their visitors continued to break well.
Westfields hit their second goal when lively substitute Dan Williams set up Halpin to tap in from close range with just 10 minutes left on the clock.
Then, just before the end, the visitors showed their ruthless streak to make it 3-0. Again they broke with pace down the left flank with Halpin who squared it for the support run of substitute Luke Griffiths.
Gornal's misery was then added to by the late red card given to Bala for his second bookable offence. He was late with a tackle on the Westfields defender after previously being penalised for handball.
It was the impact of the Westfields substitutes and their overall better play in the final third that made the difference. In contrast, Gornal failed to really test the opposition goalkeeper.
Gornal: Harper, Edmunds, Morris (Watson 64), Love, Skidmore, Stevens (c), Overfield, McGuiligan, Piggutt (Barnett 73), Bala, Crudgington (Joshua 73). Unused subs: Sangha, Jones.
Westfields: Gwynne, Harris (Griffiths 90), Njoya, Glover (c), Whittal-Williams, Hayward, Jones, Sirrell (Riis 83), Harpin, Thomas (Williams 78), Birch. Unused subs: Agyeman, O'Leary.


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'Mermaid' Used For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Trailer [VIDEO]
Sports Illustrated's annual swimsuit issue is out featuring Kate Upton on the cover and now a trailer has been released for the issue and its soundtrack is set to Train's latest hit "Mermaid".
The band's song was chosen for the soundtrack but Train themselves didn't get to tag along with the SI cameras as they went across seven continents to photograph the swimsuit models in their bikini's in the snow, the desert, on rocks, in the river and of course on the beach too!
The video follows right along with the song lyrics. Train is set to kick off their Mermaids of Alcatraz tour in July and will be at the Gexa Energy Pavilion in Dallas on Saturday, August 3rd.
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Givenchy Resort 2013
A subtle gypsy spirit infused Riccardo Tisci's Givenchy resort 2013 collection with silken paisley prints patchworked with geometric shapes in solid tones—scarlet, black, white—to create eye-popping visual drama, and the bias flamenco flounce of an evening dress off-setting the designer's trademark laser-sharp tailoring.
Tisci focused on clothes designed to be mixed and mismatched—so those prints could be worn together for eye-popping dazzle, or sobered up with severely cut tailored elements. Billowing sarouel pants in soft silks and a poncho top formed from two printed scarf rectangles were a foil to structured pieces like the wide-sleeved biker jackets in leather or washed denim that had an armorial, samurai edge to them.
Tisci's great ideas included a hanging medieval sleeve that revealed most of the arm, and two ankle-length panels falling from the back of a shirt so that the sharply cropped jacket worn over it was transformed into a swallow-tail coat.
There was subtlety too, in touches that included the gold chain links edging the round neckline of a crepe top; in the nail-head studs that traced the low platform of an ironically open-toe high gladiator boot; and in the colored rhinestones that picked out the motif of the paisley-print envelope clutch.
The cast-metal HDG logo that fastens the new bag now spells House of Givenchy, (not Hubert); other strong accessories included an open-toe quasi-loafer heel, and a mannish, flat lace-up shoe that gave an edge to those gitane evening dresses in ethereal white point d'esprit net or those madcap paisley-and-stripe mixes.


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The Mets have officially signed Brandon Lyon to a one-year deal. Ken Rosenthal reported the guaranteed money is between $750K and $900K, with incentives potentially pushing him to $2.4 million.
Both are great moves; guaranteeing a guy who, as I wrote last week, would be better than anything the Mets currently have in the bullpen less than $1 million is a no-brainer. And if he maxes out incentives, $2.4 million will be a bargain.
The deal also makes sense for Lyon. He'll get a chance to close in New York, with only the wobbly Frank Francisco, and possibly Bobby Parnell in his way. (My suspicion is that Sandy Alderson's public declaration that he's not sold Francisco is his closer was made with swaying Lyon in mind, though that is only a guess.) And if Lyon does close, he'll likely earn significantly more on next winter's free agent market.
Solid move here by Sandy Alderson. Great to see; that bullpen needed more givens, at least given in the relative sense any bullpen arm is.


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text: Bio Nebraska Life Sciences Association is the organization in Nebraska singularly dedicated to the coordination and expansion of life sciences activity, with an underlying goal of promoting economic development in the state. Bio Nebraska Life Sciences Association is a nonprofit trade association dedicated to development and growth of Nebraska's bioscience industry. By supporting basic research in the life sciences, development of a highly educated work force and providing a welcoming environment for attracting and founding new businesses – and expanding existing businesses, Bio Nebraska intends to make a significant impact on Nebraska economic development.The growth of the life sciences industry is creating new jobs and additional tax revenue for Nebraska and supporting the growth of our economy. Here are just a few of the areas that Nebraskans are currently working in: pharma/nutraceuticals; bio/medical devices, instruments and equipment; biological products; bio/pharma/medical research and development; and bio/medical testing and evaluation facilities. By forming a trade association to support the life sciences industry, Nebraska is recognizing that life sciences play a strong role in the state's economy. This is about economic development.The Association includes members from a broad range of disciplines, from all across Nebraska. Those disciplines include: academic, agriculture, biotech, government, health care, investment banking, research and development and support providers.The members of the Bio Nebraska have identified the initial three priority issues on which the Association's programs of work will focus. Those priority issues are: collaboration among academia, government and industry; infrastructure and industry support; and capital development. With the priority issues in mind, the Association's focus is on fostering industry/academic interaction; facilitating business development; assisting with professional development; advocating industry positions; and providing central coordination on major initiatives.In facilitating the collaboration of otherwise diverse organizations to reach the common goal of growing the bioscience industry, Bio Nebraska has initiated study to take inventory and develop a comprehensive list of all of the bioscience businesses and organizations within the state. In addition, Bio Nebraska will continue to support tax incentives favorable to the industry; support the expansion of bioscience R&D capacity; and support moving technology into the marketplace by promoting the commercializing of university technology and promoting bioscience entrepreneurs and emerging companies.Bio Nebraska continues to evolve on a daily basis. For the most current information regarding the Association's leadership, membership and programs of work please visit: www.bionebraska.comMission:The mission of Bio Nebraska ® is to be the champion of biotechnology and to advocate for its member organizations promoting academic, industry and government partnerships to foster the growth of life sciences within Nebraska.Vision:Nebraska biotechnology researchers expand the boundaries of science to benefit man-kind by providing better healthcare, enhanced agriculture, and a cleaner and safer environment, hence creating opportunities for economic development within the state.


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 10/4/2013 (1595 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
More snow in Saskatchewan and a winter that refuses to go away saw Manitoba flood fighters today revise the spring flood forecast -- but only slightly.
In the third 2013 spring flood outlook, the province says the additional snowfall in Saskatchewan and continued cooler-than-normal temperatures have delayed snow melt beyond the normal spring thaw.
The cold weather has also kept frost in the ground longer than normal across Manitoba, increasing the likelihood of moderate-to-major flooding for the Assiniboine and Souris Rivers.
Plus, based on information from American forecasters, the revised outlook indicates the flood risk has increased from minor-to-moderate to moderate-to-major for the Roseau and Pembina Rivers.
At the same time, the flood risk hasn't changed dramatically for the Red River Valley. Along the Red River, the the risk remains for a moderate-to-major.
Flood forecasters are still calling for a flood on par for what Manitobans experienced in 2009 when ice jams along the Red River played a key part in the flood fight.
To meet that, ice-breakers have smashed 29 kilometres of river ice from Selkirk to Lake Winnipeg to aid in the break up.
Out west, the Shellmouth Reservoir has already been drawn down to one foot below what it was going into the 2011 flood on the Assiniboine River.
Flood depends on weather
The province also says what happens over the next two weeks will set the stage for how severe flooding may be.
The delayed melt has left major rivers and tributaries with thick ice cover and below-normal flows for the month of April.
Additional snow and rain, the timing and rate of the spring thaw and the timing of peak flows in Manitoba, the U.S. and other provinces will have a significant effect on flood potential. A slow, gradual melt with little precipitation would keep the flood threat in check.
The revised update says with unfavourable conditions, the towns of Melita and Souris will need additional flood protection.
There could also be major flooding through the valley to Brandon with unfavourable weather conditions, though it would be expected at levels much lower than those of 2011.
The Portage Diversion will also be used this spring, but nothing like it was in 2011 when Lake Manitoba flooded, the province says.
The province says the diversion will be required to manage ice jamming on the Assiniboine River east of Portage and to provide flood protection to Winnipeg. The flow range is expected to be between 9,400 cubic feet per second (cfs) and 18,500 cfs depending on weather conditions, less than the 35,000 cfs seen during the height of the 2011 flood.
On the Red River, the province says Highway 75 will be closed like it was in 2009. A PTH 75 detour was in place for 36 days in 2009 and 44 day in 1997. No Red River Valley communities are expected to lose road access.
The detailed outlook with text and charts is available on the province's website.
Up-to-date flood information can be found at www.manitoba.ca/flooding, on mobile devices at www.manitoba.ca, on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MBGov or at 1-866-626-4862.


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Hi, i cannot seem to get my select box / drop down box working in all browsers... i have spent nearly a week trying to sort this and i cannot get it to work
The drop down menu does not show correctly in google chrome (mac) or safari (mac) or IE7 (PC) (there seems to be a padding issue) HOWEVER it shows fine in firefox (pc) and firefox (mac)
I have attached screenshots below of the problem and you can see my code on the following url: http://goo.gl/7XAIz
I would be very grateful if someone could help me with this, as i just can't get it to work, thanks in advance for your help...
Maybe you could try playing around with line-height. According to your screenshot, In Firefox the word "Gender" is vertically centered; in IE, it is not. I have never had such a problem with drop-down boxes. However, I did have this similar problem when trying to get text vertically centered in IE when it appeared just fine in Firefox. What I did was adjust the line-height. I don't remember if I added some top and bottom padding. Just try line-height and see what it gets you.
Just an idea. I'm sure someone else will chime in.
Cool, thanks for your help... i will try this out when i get to my computer, thanks...
I tried that but it didn't work
Then try padding.
The inputs have a height of around 43px, so try declaring that on the select too.
select {
width: 394px;
height: 43px;
<select> elements are the most difficult element to style consistently in browsers. For this reason I simply don't change the border / padding / line-height on them and let each browser use the native styling.
I've actually started using a js replacement for select elements http://harvesthq.github.com/chosen/ which you may also want to use.
Cool, thanks... i will try this later, thanks
If I remember correctly you can set the height for selects on webkit mac only if you have changed the background.
Cool, thanks, i am looking forward to trying this...


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Hi there, it's…
Again the estimable Sticky Institute, Melbourne, is throwing a zine fest this February. And, again, we're not able to attend. Damn. See, this year it coincides with the first extended amount of time off work we've had in well over a year, and we've decided that we're actually desperately in need of a proper holiday where we just sit around in some idyllic location doing bugger all and reading books, so that's what we're doing. Sorry folks.
Anyway, this year the fest is going by the name Paper City, and will presumably encompass all kindsa activities, not least of which will be a zine fair at Melbourne Town Hall, which if accounts of previous years are anything to go by, will be monumental:
And there'll be a launch party on the 7th of Feb:
It looks like it'll be great fun indeed, you lucky 'uns.
We WILL be going to this:
Co-organised by Chiara of the rather excellent Rhetorical zine, this fair looks like it's gonna be a damn winner. We've had good experiences in Canberra where zine fairs are concerned, so we're looking forward to it.
While we're on the zine distributing front, we received an email from Red Eye records a little while ago in which they expressed a keen interest in getting more zines on their racks. So if you're a zinester in Sydney you should definitely think about dropping by some copies of your zine. Here's their website for out of towners who have questions about stocking with them. I have quite a lot of nostalgia for the days when you could stock and buy zines in record stores (Red Eye was one of the places that I first discovered zines), so it would be pretty cool if it became popular again. Red Eye are located on York St now, in case you haven't been there in a while…
In terms of what's new at Take Care, well, we've been very busily working on a lot of exciting projects that should see the light of day very, very soon. We've both been working on new zines and a new issue of the Take Care annual newsletter. There's a very good reason for the delay in getting that together (the past two years it's come out in Dec/Jan, to celebrate our anniversary), but I'm gonna leave that as a surprise. It's very cool, that's all I'm saying!
Finally, we have just received some new zines from the aforementioned, Canberra-based creator of Rhetorical, Chiara, which will be up on the site soon, so stay tuned.
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FALLEN trees, high winds and teeming rain didn't prevent a large turnout for Sunday's Slaughterford 9 multi-terrain race near Corsham.
Hundreds turned up for the annual race, organised by Chippenham Harriers, which was based at Leafy Lane Playing Fields, in Rudloe.
Chris Scothern, one of the organisers, said: "We had over 350 runners turn up to run one of the wettest races I think we have ever had.
"We nearly changed the route as I had a phone call from one of the local farmers on Saturday night informing me that six ash trees had blown down compromising the route.
"Thankfully the farmer came to our rescue as he was out with a chainsaw and his tractor early on Sunday morning, moving hefty trees out of the way, meaning the race was able to continue along the original route.''
The men's race was dominated by Chepstow Harriers, with Paul Murrin winning the event in 59 minutes flat.
Teammate Matt Stott was second, 19 seconds adrift, with unattached runners Brian Jeffrey (59.40) and Guy Woods (59.51) filling the next two places and Chepstow's Jame Blore fifth (1:00.11).
Yatton Keynell's Claire Frances (Bybrook Valley Running Club) was the first lady home in 1:10:09, ahead of Chippenham Harriers' Charlotte Bowers (1:10:36).
- Full results via chippenhamharriers.co.uk
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A bill to expand the definition of justifiable homicide was scheduled to be debated in the South Dakota House of Representatives today. The proposal is to allow murder if it happened while resisting an attempt to harm a fetus.
Supporters say the bill would prevent harm to the unborn, according to the Rapid City Journal. Unfortunately, harm will probably come to the born.
"This is a bill that will provide self-defense for the unborn child," said Rep. Phil Jensen, the bill's Republican sponsor.
Well, not really — not unless the fetus has a weapon or knows karate, since self-defense is when people protect themselves. Should a gun-toting fetus practice self-defense, chances are the mother would be severely injured, unless the fetus has learned to shoot directly out the vagina. Jensen didn't say whether the bill includes finding new parents for the newly orphaned infant.


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It was fairly late Wednesday evening, and Bureau County had just a day earlier experienced its first major snowstorm of the season. Go figure ... the last few days of February — just when we were about to think we had it made — and Mother Nature pulled some shenanigans. What an unpredictable old woman she is ...
Anyway, most of you who know me also know I'm not a fan of snow. I try not to complain too much because after all, I've made the conscious decision to set up residency in the Midwest. If the snow is up to my elbows ... well, it's nobody's fault but my own.
But back to Wednesday night ... It was relatively late by my standards ... probably close to 10 p.m., and I remembered I had left something in my car. Ugh! The last thing I wanted to do was trudge through the cold and snow and retrieve the belongings I had left in my vehicle. Mumbling about my own forgetfulness, I threw on my jacket and headed to the garage.
Leaving the warmth of my home, the first thing that hit me when I stepped outside was the damp chill, yet for some reason, it didn't really bother me. Actually, it felt somewhat invigorating, and quite frankly, I even thought about taking a brisk walk in the wintry weather. OK ... I didn't get that nutty, but the thought did cross my mind.
While I could hear someone pushing snow several blocks away, it was basically quiet ... still ... serene. I stood there for a minute, lost in that silence, and I don't mind telling you, I savored the moment. I don't know ... maybe it's just as quiet on other nights when four or five inches of snow aren't blanketing my world, but for some reason that night, the white quiet hit me.
I stood there for a few more minutes and realized the silence was interrupted by a slight breeze rustling through the pines in the backyard. I noticed a set of footprints between my house and garage and determined it had been a rabbit who had hopped under the arbor that joins the two structures. In a few months, aromatic wisteria blooms will adorn that arbor, but for now, the snow clung to the bare branches like lovers on a cold winter night.
Coyotes in the distance howled ... seemingly a perfect accompaniment to the winter symphony. I couldn't help but think, and worry too, about the four-legged creatures of the night. Are they cold, hungry? My mind wandered to the two-legged creatures as well, knowing there are folks who call the streets their home, regardless of the season. And to think I was annoyed I had to leave the confines of my warm home to retrieve something from my vehicle. Shame on me.
The pristine landscape outside my door was really quite beautiful. All the flaws that normally catch my attention were gone, covered by that thick, white blanket of snow — perhaps Mother Nature's way of telling me I need to see beyond the obvious regardless of the season ... or maybe her way of reminding me how vibrant the spring will seem, once this winter wonderland disappears.
Other than myself and the person pushing snow several blocks away, I saw no one else — most of my neighbors' homes were dark, and the affair between myself and Mother Nature seemed intimate. It was just her and me, and for the first time in a long time, I was able to see past her blustery and brutal ways and relish her intrinsic and natural beauty.
Like a photographer captures an image, I stood there for a few seconds longer, hoping to preserve this scenic and solitary winter portrait and commit it to memory, where I can take it out now and then ... especially when the world gets a little bit too nutty.
BCR Editor Terri Simon can be reached at email@example.com.


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The first short track test for NASCAR's new Gen6 car was a rousing success, and for the first time in 11 years, Kasey Kahne succeeded in crossing the Bristol finish line in first place.
Since 2002, Kahne has tried to figure out the high banks of Bristol Motorspeedway with little success. In Sunday's Food City 500, he finally got it right.
"We've been trying a long time," said Kahne about his win. "To pull it off, I felt like it was a big accomplishment."
Kahne had a fast car from the start but he had to run down reigning Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski over the final laps before he could pull away and secure the win.
"It took a while to do it," said Kahne about his pursuit of Keselowski. "He was sideways trying to hold us back. I got the lead and it was just momentum and try to drive away from there."
Keselowski eventually fell victim to a hard charging Kyle Busch in the final laps to finish third but knew that no one would catch Kahne.
"I don't think I had anything for Kasey," said Keselowski after the race."I don't know if anyone did. He was good through the middle, really everywhere. He was in a league of his own."
Busch dominated early but had to pay for a pit road violation and fell deep into the field. He eventually worked his way back to the front but couldn't compete with Kahne.
"I wish I could have kept up with the 5, but he took off, left us all," said Busch on his chances of winning.
Kahne's win is a culmination of the hard work that the team put in during the winter, and he is the first to sing their praises.
"There was a lot that went on during the off-season to get a little bit better," said Kahne on his team's improvement. "I felt like each one of us needed to get a touch better. So far it's all paying off. The guys are doing an awesome job."
With a second place finish last week in Vegas and a win this week in Bristol, Kahne has shown that his team's improvement has made him a championship contender. If they continue to grow as a unit, this could be a banner year.
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The District of Columbia's Workhouse opened in Lorton, Virginia in the summer of 1910. It was an experiment to see if hard work in an open air environment would be an effective deterrent for short term prisoners who were habitual drunkards, vagrants and family abusers. A 3,200 acre tract of undeveloped land on the Occoquan River near Lorton, Virginia was purchased by the U.S. Government for the establishment of an "industrial farm". There prisoners built the stockade and tents in which they were housed using lumber obtained from the site. There were no cells, locks or bars. A brickyard was established, fields were prepared for cultivation, orchards created, a wharf built on the river and a road cut through to a nearby railroad. Eventually the prisoners built the brick dormitory buildings still seen today of bricks they, themselves, had made.
A Women's Workhouse was opened in 1912 on a nearby site. Sentences were of short duration and were for soliciting, prostitution, disorderly conduct and drunkenness. Women did laundry and made clothes for the prisoners of the two institutions. Some worked on the lawn and in the garden.
In 1917, women began demonstrating in front of the White House for the right to vote. They decided they would rather be imprisoned than be quiet. In response to their outspoken protests during World War I, they were sentenced to fines or imprisonment. They chose imprisonment. Some of those arrested were sentenced to the Women's Workhouse at Lorton. The protestors were held under deplorable conditions. As news of the sentences spread, sympathy for the suffragists wasaroused. Even the most hard hearted did not believe that pickets deserved such drastic sentence. After the pickets were released a number of women who had been arrested and served sentences toured the country on the "Prison Special" railroad car to keep public attention focused on the suffrage issue in the Senate. Finally the 19th amendment to the Constitution was ratified in 1919 and for the first time women were allowed to vote in the November 1920 national election.


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Green Beauty Insider: Renata Helfman
Author and green-living expert Seo has campaigned for environmental issues since he was 12 and recently launched the bath and body line Wholearth. "I emphasize lifestyle as much as sustainability," he says.
TOP TIP: "Store paraben-free products in a cool place," he says. "They'll last longer." Wholearth uses kimchi enzymes as a preservative.
GREEN SCREEN: Beware misleading numbers. "If a product says it's 80 percent natural, check the other 20 percent." Also, "Some companies have their own certification programs, which is like being your own American Idol judge. Look for the USDA or Ecocert seals," he says.
"I used to use coffee grounds as a natural exfoliant," Seo says. Now he prefers Wholearth Bamboo Body Scrub.
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Urban House is close to all the tourist site and is a short walking distance from the Central Station. The hostel is clean and very modern. Travelers arriving early has no option to check in early. Check in time is 3pm. The hostel has lockers to place your bags if you want to see the city before the 3pm check in. Additionally, breakfast is extra fee.
Location -- everyone thinks it's excellent, it's not particularly great given other options. *Invisible staff? *Lockers downstairs simply didn't work *Shower was broken in my room *Crowded around the hotel *Hot *Smells terrible
good mixture of people this is not a hostel; the prices are outrageous and no place that calls itself a hostel should be doing this.
The rooms are spacious and extremely clean. The late check out. The staff is awesome! Close to everything. N/A
Location -- everyone thinks it's excellent, it's not particularly great given other options. *Invisible staff? *Lockers downstairs simply didn't work *Shower was broken in my room *Crowded around the hotel *Hot *Smells terrible
Urban House is close to all the tourist site and is a short walking distance from the Central Station. The hostel is clean and very modern. Travelers arriving early has no option to check in early. Check in time is 3pm. The hostel has lockers to place your bags if you want to see the city before the 3pm check in. Additionally, breakfast is extra fee.
The staff was extremely friendly. Close to the train station and shopping. The kitchen was a great way to meet new friends. The movie room was very nice. Sometimes it was a little loud outside, but mostly it wasn't.
Great common areas and bar area. Fun decor and amazingly nice staff. Can be pricey for a hostel but it's in demand in the area so I get it.
How easy it was to check in and out Not too much
As hostels go, this is a great one. Well thought out and hip. Attention is paid to what economy travelers on the go need.
Great common areas and bar area. Fun decor and amazingly nice staff. Can be pricey for a hostel but it's in demand in the area so I get it.
Very nice staff. Clean facilities. Relatively inexpensive bar that seemed to be busy every night of the week.
Good hotel for a weekend, the room and the toilet are small but you can survive if you stay few days. Great position near Radhuspladsen.
Very nice staff. Clean facilities. Relatively inexpensive bar that seemed to be busy every night of the week.
Excellent downtown location, efficient low budget hostel. If the hotel staff actually has a vacuum cleaner, they do not know how to use it. The rooms were extremely dirty, to the point that we did not want to put anything on the floor. The blankets were gross.
Location is very good. Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Good value for money. The elevator was broken when we arrived. But it was fixed the next day.
good location for travellor problem of cleaning
Had a flood on toilet the momment i had first shower. Toilet is 1x2 meters altogether.
very good location:right in the center copenhagen, pretty close from Stroget and other shopping streets, less money, but noisy so be ready for crouds of teens and drunk students)
I liked the atmosphere at the hotel. It was nice to hang out in the coffee place at the hotel. The staff was wonderful. The elevator was awful, small and dirty. Also the bathrooms on the first floor were quite dirty. It could easily be improved.
Good hotel for a weekend, the room and the toilet are small but you can survive if you stay few days. Great position near Radhuspladsen.
The hotel is in a very central position and near to the central train station The room was way too small
The hostel is in the center of the city. Only a few minutes walk into the shopping area. In comparisson to other locations the hostel is too expensive.
Amazing location, cheapest price and great value
It is modern and has a good location The elevators had long waits during busy times and are not enough to sustain 1000 guests. The Kitchen to prepare your own food was small and in the basement and the furniture was filthy. there is no luggage storage once you check out which is at 10 am sharp. The other services like internet, breakfast, bar and coffee shop were expensive for it being a hostel.
It was very near the center of Copenhagen. They charge you for bed sheets if you dont have them, wich is strange because nobody takes sheets when it goes to hostel and they its forbidden to use your sleeping bag. In addition you pay some extra money if you dont have some kind of Hostel card which is again stupid. Result is you pay twice more than you have booked :(
The location is good and the room is really nice!!! It charges for EVERYTHING,including the linen and the sheet which is very very unreasonable!!!! And the hostel requires the guest to pay membership fee which is more unreasonable!!!!!
location roommate were too noisy, enter to room late and chat, keep light on. Toilet should be separate with shower room, coz this is 8 beds room, it is always busy
the design of cafe things could be easily stolen.
Security Cleanliness
The price is reasonable considering the location of the hotel, and the rooms fairly clean. I can recommend the hotel if you just want a good value bed and in need of no other facilities. Service was below par even for a hostel, the first room we got keys to was already occupied. Although paying at arrival they wanted us to pay for the second room again, before realizing their mistake. And finally the staff argued about our late check-out before realizing we had paid extra for this. Don´t forget they charge you an extra "hostel club membership fee" of 35 DKK per bed and night.
The location could not be beat, it is a 15 minute walk to the heart of the city.
It is modern and the staff are very nice It was very expensive for the room after you add it all up.... breakfast, linen, no luggage storage after you check out at 10am.... the cafe was pricey and not reflective of the hosteling environment. The kitchen to prepare your own meals was small, dirty and in the basement.
The blanket was smelling really bad. I hardly accepted the idea that I had to pay the bed lines and the towels, but it's absolutely ridiculus to pay the hair dryier, the soap..
Good rooms, excellent breakfast! Many additional taxes... Real price increases on 10-15 euro.
I had a roof on my head! I had to pay everything "extra", even a plastic teaspoon. The room was too little. they take 2% extra price when you pay with credit card.
The rooms and restroom was clean. The place was not crowded and so there was no queuing up for the restrooms! probably because it was winter time and there were not many travellers to copenhagen at that time. It was very close to a metro stop(bella centre) and hence we were well connected to the rest of the city. There were no shops nearby and it was in a kind of isolated area. So better to stock yourselves up with food and groceries before you reach the place. Of course the hostel had some stuff like noodles, bread and other eatables and a decent kitchen, but new travellers may not adjust to it immediately.
It was clean Even though it was cheap, it was still too expensive for what it was. I got annoyed when I got there and was informed that they sent me an email ( I never recieved) where it said I had to pay extra for bedsheets and for a card to allow me to stay there. Further more, it was a place for poor homeless people in denmark and I did not feel comfortable staying there.
the room was dreadfully smelly
I was in a conference near to the hotel. The location was excellent for this. Poor service, bad value for money
kitchen and utensils provided. spacious with large common area, as well as playground for children. inconvenient location with 15 mins walk from metro. far away from the city centre. no free wifi. if you are not international hostel member, nd to pay for extra 35DKK per night.
I liked stay at the Danhostel Copenhagen Amager becouse it is pretty cheap and nor far from Copenhagen Airport Kastrup.
Personal was very nice and kind, I was feeling like a home.
Decent distance to metro and airport. 10min walking and 20min train/metro to airport. Many showers. Too expensive for a hostel that's not in the center of things. Extra $7 for linens (no towel) is a bit excessive. Not enough electric outlets in room/next to beds, where you can charge your phone
Located directly across the street from Copenhagen Central Station, as well as other central activities like Tivoli and walking distance from The Round Tower, Church of Our Savior, Museum of Denmark, etc. Charming commons room with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Free WIFI & plenty of charge ports. Cleanliness was not good.
nice for wash no
after booking they told us to pay extra for each person i.e Guest card has to be purchased..which was not mentioned while booking the Hostel, this is really unfair..
The personal could speak English. Unfortunately, the hostel does not provide hospitality. Its entire strategy is to rip of customers with in transparent practices. Additional fees are everywhere: i.e. guest card for non-memberships of Danhostel (DKK. 35.00 per person, per night), bed-linen (DKK. 50.00 per set) and credit card payment (3.75%). Even alcoholic drinks are not permitted if not bought at the hostel. In total, our stay was way to expensive compared to what you get offered: very basic room with shared bathroom facilities. I wonder how this place is rated with 3 stars on booking.com. The service is unfriendly and only interested in your money not in the quality of your stay. We will NEVER stay in this location again!
It's a good hostel: don't expect the service of an hotel, but the service of an hostel. But the price is very good, if you compare it to danish hotels
BE AWARE! This hostel will charge extra for guest card (DKK 35) and there is no free wireless internet, as advertised. Also it got a little bit noisy at night.
Friendly staff, delicious breakfast, in the near of the central station The double bed room was very uncomfortable, you can not lock the room, its like the cellar room: The waste pipe of the upper room is in this room over the bed and when it is used very noisy!! The bed is very uncomfortable.
Location, price Very, very basic accommodation
friendly and helpful staff. First time in Europe and they helped me get around. Its like a cafe/hostel. Has a cafe/bar and little performing stage. You can also come in and out at any hours as you please. It is convenient to EVERYTHING in copenhagen. shower smelled a little funky. it was coming from the drain. and i had to go to the 3rd floor for kitchen. nothing to reduce the rating though, maybe just picky on my part.


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Packard Jennings says, "My art is born from a sense of blanket disenfranchisement; be it my feeling of powerlessness in the face of mega-corporations, my disgust with the stewardship of our country, or my broad ideological separation from American fundamentalism. I make work that delves into the realm of activism, not only to connect with individuals in provocative and meaningful ways, but also to recast my role in the system. I often put my work out into the world for chance interactions with people; this involves ad hoc installations and subversive infiltration of public and semi-public spaces, where the pieces are left to their own fate. I employ humor as a device for lowering a viewer's guard to the reception of difficult content."
The art of Packard Jennings has been published in New American Painting, Adbusters, Playboy, Anthem, Kitchen Sink, Scene Missing, New Art Examiner, and Atomica. His work has been reviewed in Art Forum, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Boston Globe, and the Boston Phoenix. Packard lives and works in Oakland, CA.


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Patients in your medical, chiropractic or physical therapy office need orthopedic soft goods to stabilize injured limbs and spines and to help prevent future injuries. Stock up on back and neck supports to limit movement and pain and to help correct patients' posture. Walkers provide mobility for patients who might otherwise be wheelchair-bound. Keep plenty of wrist and foot splints and supports available to ease pain and provide support for repetitive-motion injuries.
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Patients with limited mobility often welcome the suggestion that they use a walker because of the freedom it allows them. Point your patients to easily maneuverable models that have locking brakes for safety, plus baskets and pouches for convenience. Cleverly designed attachments can add platforms to walkers to provide patients with greater versatility of use. Heavy-duty bariatric walkers can accommodate your patients who weigh up to 500 pounds, with pushbuttons to help with maneuvering and extra strength to support standing for long periods. A folding hemi-walker is lightweight and stable, but as flexible as walking with a cane and easy to store.
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Patients with a history of back problems are always seeking help for their pain, and those who work physically active jobs may want to prevent back damage. Help them all out by keeping a wide variety of lumbar and back supports available for your physicians, chiropractors and physical therapists to dispense. Back supports with removable stays provide flexibility and comfort, and ventilated supports provide both abdominal and lower-back support to encourage excellent posture, especially when lifting and carrying. Cervical collars are a vital piece of orthopedic equipment for any patient who's suffering from severe neck pain. Help those recovering from whiplash and other injuries receive the support they require by stocking up on comfortable foam cervical collars that hold the neck and head stable. Look for models that are hand-washable and use hook-and-loop fasteners to fit each patient precisely, and keep them on hand in multiple sizes to fit all your patients.
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Herman was the oldest of nine children born to a Jewish family in the Latvian village of Aizpute. He was a World War I veteran, and after the conflict, in 1918, he fought for the establishment of a free Latvian republic. Two years later he married Sarah Gamper and they settled in the city of Liepaja, where they owned a shoe store. By the late 1920s they had two daughters, Fanny and Jenny.
1933-39: Herman designed patterns for the uppers of shoes, which he used to fashion into finished shoes. His shoe store was in front of the workshop. In 1935 Herman and Sarah had a third daughter, Liebele. Both Sarah and Herman were Zionists and they often collected money to help Jewish settlers purchase land in Palestine.
1940-41: In June 1940 the Soviet Union occupied Latvia. The Soviets seized Herman's business and nationalized it, but Herman was forced to continue running his business. In June 1941 Germany invaded Latvia, and quickly reached Liepaja. The Germans immediately began roundups of Jewish males in the city, ostensibly for conscript labor details: none of these men ever returned. A month later, an order was issued for men of working age to report to the city square. Herman reported to the city square.
In late July 1941, Herman and the rest of the men in his group were taken north to the village of Skeden. There they were shot and dumped into mass graves.
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August 24, 2012 – Airlie Gardens, NC
(written by Quill Teal-Sullivan, photographs by Wonsoon Park)
The final stop on our North American Experience was Airlie Gardens, a lovely display garden nestled amongst fresh water ponds and ancient live oaks at the edge of Wilmington, North Carolina. Airlie has a long history of public visitation, having first opened its doors to public tours over 100 years ago as the private estate of the Pembroke Jones family. In 1999, Airlie officially became a public garden when the owners partnered with the Coastal Land Trust and sold the 67-acre garden to New Hanover County.
Our host for the day was former Longwood employee Jim McDaniel, who serves as the Director of Parks, Gardens, and Senior Resources for New Hanover County. When Jim was hired ten years ago, Airlie was on the brink of collapse after a brutal period of financial hardship under prior leadership. Over cups of strong Wilmington coffee, we listened to Jim recount the trials and triumphs of fighting for Airlie's survival, and the victory of bringing the garden to full financial sustainability.
Jim and his dedicated staff have integrated contemporary new gardens, facilities, and programs into a garden that drips with Southern history and magic. One new addition to the garden is the Minnie Evan's Bottle Chapel, dedicated to the popular African American folk artist who served as Airlie's gatekeeper when it was a private estate. The Bottle Chapel is constructed of concrete and salvaged glass bottles, evoking the colors of sea glass and the spirit of a stained-glass window. A shrine composed of Aunt Jemima syrup bottles inside the Chapel is a tribute to Minnie's devotion to the church, and a mark of the artist's clever use of the materials.
Yet another new addition to the garden is a large butterfly house that was constructed using a prefabricated metal gazebo-like structure, enhanced according to USDA butterfly house standards, including mesh siding and roofing just right for domestic butterflies. The entire project from start to finish (including plantings), cost $200K, a figure that Jim estimated as being far less than many comparable butterfly houses on the market.
But the crown jewel of the Airlie Gardens is far from new. The Airlie Oak, a 468-year-old live oak (Quercus virginiana) took our breath away. Its branches twist and turn towards the sky, festooned with Spanish moss as though hundreds of bearded old elves are swinging up-side-down from every limb. The Airlie Oak is North Carolina's State Champion, making its neighboring oaks that are from 200 to 300 years of age, look juvenile. This ancient oak is insured for $1 million.
Our tour ended with a visit to the entry gate, surrounded by plantings designed by Longwood Graduate alumnus Rodney Eason. Then off we went to a fish-fried dinner along the sandy beaches of Cape Fear. And alas, this brings our North American Experience to an end. We have visited a diverse mix of gardens, each unique in its mission and approach serving its audience, collections, and greater community. Goodbye North Carolina, and thank you for your hospitality.


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THERE'S some confusion these days over exactly what ''irony'' means, but its living embodiment must be the Real Housewives franchise. From the OC to DC (and soon, apparently, Australia) we are all invited to spend time with women who are like no housewives any of us have ever met. But it's also the nature of reality TV that while it is inarguably completely removed from reality, it is also by its nature grounded in real life. That's its paradox, and its attraction.
Which brings us to Taylor Armstrong, one of the most infamous of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, who was in Melbourne recently spruiking the third season of her series, and taking in the spring racing carnival. On television all the Beverly Hills housewives appear alarmingly unreal, with their buoyant breasts and Donald Duck lips and impractical manicures. In person, Armstrong looks startlingly real. Certainly her hair, her breasts, her upper lip, and probably her teeth, owe as much to science as nature, but it's easy to forget, watching the show, that these women are indeed real people and Armstrong is not only relaxed and warm, you can see the lines on her face, and stray strands of hair, all the ordinary marks of life and time on a well-presented woman in her late 30s.
The other thing that's real, as Armstrong says, is that the Beverly Hills crew really are friends (and occasionally frenemies). ''When they were casting, they did interview several groups of women,'' she says. ''I think they were looking for groups that made sense, that had some form of relationship. Adrienne [Maloof] and I had developed a relationship when our children were very small, Lisa [Vanderpump] lived across the street, we were all in one way or another connected.''
Also real: the various dramas in the women's lives. Camille Grammer really did divorce her husband, actor Kelsey. Kim Richards really did become messily drug- and alcohol-dependent, and really went into rehab. And, notoriously, Armstrong's husband, Russell, really did commit suicide, leaving her embroiled in an ugly court case over his questionable business dealings. None of which, however, has dampened her enthusiasm for baring all on the telly.
''When the six of us signed up to do the first season, we wanted to go into it opening our lives up. That's what we agreed to do and, as you can see, it's played out that way. Although when I watch season one of the show now, I really don't like the person I see there. I had become this artificial version of myself, trying to keep what was really going on in my life out of the public eye.'' That reality included, apparently, the fact that her husband was regularly abusive, verbally and physically. Still, it's not the show that bothers her but the media attention. ''Especially when there's been some tragedy, you feel like it's hard to take a breath, you can't go through the normal process of grieving.''
But it hasn't put her off. She's back for a third season, and however many there may be after that. ''I thought it was important [for viewers] to see what it's like when someone goes through tragedy and that there is recovery,'' Armstrong says. ''The abuse and then the death - people do get through these things.''
She has no regrets? Long pause. Then, finally: ''I don't,'' she says. ''I don't. I'm glad I did it. First and foremost for the platform it provides for me to go out and talk about domestic abuse. I wouldn't have that opportunity if I hadn't done the show.''
What remains inescapably unreal to most of us is the lives these women lead. In most episodes, they seemed trapped in a weird kind of eternal 16-a-thon, where daily life continues to revolve around shopping, catch-ups, gossip, and silly spats about who's invited whom to a party. Ask Armstrong what makes her a ''housewife'' by any definition, and she has the grace to laugh. ''Well, my goodness, I'm not even a wife any more! All of us have children. That's something we share. We all love fashion, we're all into Beverly Hills society. Every one of the girls has a cause they care about.''
Yes, but - kids aside - that's not really housewifely, is it? Does she ever put on a load of washing? She laughs again. ''You know? I don't. I'd love to tell you I do. But no.''
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In the November 2012 issue of Calving Ease, Sam Leadley, calf and heifer management specialist with Attica (N.Y.) Veterinary Associates, discusses the importance of antibody levels and how to quantify them in a blood sample. He makes the following key points:
- Protection against infections among young calves is directly related to antibody levels in their blood.
- Serum from a blood sample can be used to estimate circulating antibody levels in young calves.
- A practical schedule for taking blood samples often includes drawing blood on calves between one and seven days of age.
- Research continues to show that while antibody levels are a significant factor in calf wellbeing, we also need to do a good job in reducing pathogen exposure and feeding plenty of clean, wholesome milk/milk replacer.
Leadley also provides a link to a guide that explains how to use blood serum from calves to get values for "Blood Serum Total Protein" or BSTP.
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Everyone's talking about Katie Gallagher. The young NYC-based designer popped onto the scene in the past year with a noteworthy spring 2010 collection during New York Fashion Week, wasting no time after graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) last spring. Although her strong silhouettes and artistic sewing designs have grabbed the attention of many an editor, this undeniable talent is also gaining attention for her own effortless style. With her long platinum hair and an ethereal complexion, Katie can be spotted wearing flowing jersey dresses and sheer seamed leggings, favoring monochrome looks over pops of color.
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Jewelry throughout: "My grandmother gave me her vintage black onyx ring. I wear it almost daily."
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Green Day, Lady Gaga and Soundgarden are the headliners for the Lollapalooza 2010 music festival to be held Aug. 6-8 in Chicago's Grant Park.
Just released today, the lineup also includes the Strokes; Arcade Fire; MGMT; Phoenix; Jimmy Cliff; Erykah Badu; DEVO; Blues Traveler, Hot Chop and the Black Keys. More than 100 acts are scheduled over the three days.
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