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Advisor Name Title Arndt, Richard A. Committee Co-Chair Ficenec, John R. Committee Co-Chair Jenkins, David A. Committee Member Roper, L. David Committee Member Workman, Ronald L. Committee Member Keywords
- k-matrix
- partial wave
- nucleon
- pion
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Date of Defense 1997-04-23 Availability unrestricted AbstractResults are presented for a unified analysis
of the reactions pp -> pp. pid -> pid and
pid -> pp over the center-of-mass energy
interval from pion threshold to
approximately 2.4 GeV. These results for
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reactions. In particular, the overall phase in
pid -> pp has now been determined.
Comparisons and predictions are made with
previous (separate and unified) analyses of
this two-baryon system. Several partial
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This list of crimes was compiled from censored police reports and written by Lydia Sprague
Key-box raid
On March 10 at 5:40 p.m., police responded to a burglary at a home in the 100 block of Sixth Avenue North. The victim said that, while he was at work, someone broke into his home and stole some paperwork.
He said it looked like the burglar had gone through his belongings, but the only thing that he knew was missing were some documents, including tax informationbills and receipts.
The officer searched for fingerprints but found none.
There were no signs of forced entry; police believe the burglar used a key. All of the keys to the entire complex had been stolen from the office, according to the police report.
Police responded to a separate 911 call from the building's management. They said, sometime between noon and 5:40 p.m., somebody broke into the lobby and pried open the key box containing all the keys to all the units in the building. It also had the keys to the offices and other rooms.
The suspect then entered the locked office using a key and went through all of the drawers and closets. A group of files associated with three units had been taken from a file cabinet.
The manager said she didn't think any of the tenants had anything to do with it. One other unit was broken into after the keys were stolen.
Unlocked front door
Police responded to a reported burglary at a home in the 500 block of Highland Drive at 7 a.m. on March 11.
One of the residents said they woke up this morning to discover that both of their wallets were missing. A purse had also been emptied, with some coins and papers lying on the floor.
They said they couldn't remember if they locked their front door the night before; they had gone to bed at 11:30 p.m. There were no signs of forced entry.
The victims received a call from someone who found the victim's employee card in the bushes at Third Avenue and Cedar Street. The victim went down to the area and got his card but was unable to locate anything else.
Police advised the victims to lock their doors at night.
Stolen sandwich
Police responded to a shoplift at a grocery store at First Avenue and Mercer Street in which the shoplifter fought with store security at 4 p.m. on March 16.
Store security said they watched the suspect enter the store, grab a sandwich and conceal it in his jacket pocket. The man walked out the door, and security stopped him. The man denied stealing and then shoved the security officer in the chest and punched him in the eye.
The security officer said he hit the suspect back in the chest and pushed him back against a wall. A bystander stepped in and assisted the security officer with placing the suspect in handcuffs. The security officer brought the suspect back inside until police officers arrived and retrieved the sandwich from his jacket pocket.
The suspect refused to comply with police, who arrested him and booked him into King County Jail for robbery.
Smashed wall
Sometime between March 15 and 17, someone attempted to break into a store in the 400 block of Eighth Avenue North by smashing through a wall from next door.
One of the doors to the alleyway had been recently pried open, and there were fresh tool marks on the door. Once the burglar got inside, he knocked two holes through the adjoining wall.
The first hole came out on the exterior loading-dock area and did not give any access to the interior of the store. The second was about 25 feet from the first. The hole formed a "T" with an interior wall of the store, but the suspects hit several studs and could not gain any entry.
Once the suspects had opened the door from the inside, they shoved a screw into the latch to prevent the bolt from extending and securing the door.
Several doors in the building were left unlocked by the burglars.
There were several shoeprints near the holes in the wall. The suspect had walked through the dust and debris from a broken cinderblock wall.
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CHILDREN can take part in cycling camp coached by Tredegar's Paralympic gold medallist Mark Colbourne this summer.
Young people of all abilities aged between ten and 16, are encouraged to take part in the event on July 31 at the Wales National Velodrome in Newport.
Held in partnership with PG10 Coaching and Tredz Bikes, the event will offer each cyclist the opportunity to be coached by Colbourne and other top coaches.
Children will also get the chance to take part in various cycling challenges and workshops.
Mark Colbourne MBE said "The camp is a great way for children and young people to take part in cycling at all levels of ability, it is important that our next generation lead a healthy lifestyle get active and enjoy cycling as much as possible.
"By taking part in the camp will help develop every child and inspire them to be involved in cycling while elite players can be nurtured and given opportunities to go the next level!"
Participants will receive a free T-shirt and have the chance to have a photo opportunity with the gold Paralympic medallist.
Registration is 11.00am with the camp starting at 12.00pm and finishing at 6.00pm and booking is required.
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On the different pages of this website, you will find all deliverables that have been developed to date as part of the DPH ICD-10 Implementation Project. The Child Development Service Agencies, local health departments and rural health clinics are encouraged to use these deliverables as a guide for their internal implementation.
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After hours of intricate technical debate over public financing, Florida Supreme Court decisions, public referendums, the definition of "pledge" and whether the Miami Community Redevelopment Agency has taxing authority (really exciting stuff!), things got a little more spirited in the courtroom Monday afternoon.
When auto dealer Norman Braman -- plaintiff in the case against the financing for a Marlins ballpark and other Miami projects -- took the stand at the end of the first day of the trial in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, that's when things got interesting.
Braman told the court he didn't believe public tax dollars should be used to fund a private enterprise – and ballplayers' salaries – without a vote of the public. He also raised an issue his attorneys had spent a lot of time questioning public officials about: the financial wherewithal of the Marlins. Too bad Judge Jeri Beth Cohen agreed with Marlins attorney Sandy Bohrer that the team's finances were irrelevant to the case.
But not before Braman and his attorneys made their point about the team's financial health.
"I'm opposed to the baseball stadium for a lot of reasons," Braman said. "I know the Marlins do not have the financial capacity…"
But Braman was cut off by Bohrer, who repeatedly objected to questioning about the team's finances and admitting into evidence a document Braman says he received from Marlins President David Samson in 2003. The Marlins were seeking local investors at the time and the document was said to include financial data about the team.
Braman attorney Bob Martinez said the document shows the team was $150 million in debt and had no equity. Braman later slipped in that he turned down the team's request to invest because "I could not invest in a company that had $163 million…" but he was again cut off.
Martinez halted his questioning and team, county and city attorneys refused to cross-examine Braman.
After court ended for the day, Samson said he had "no recollection" of the document he is said to have shared with Braman. "There's nothing to talk about. It's not allowed in evidence. There's just nothing to say," Samson said shaking his head over the court proceedings. "It's just a lot of taxpayer money going to waste right now."
Other testimony during the day – shown via video -- focused on whether public officials had questioned the Marlins about their finances, ever asked to look at their books and if they knew why the Marlins need public money for a stadium.
"My understanding is they can't afford it," County Mayor Carlos Alvarez said, when asked why the team needed tax dollars for its proposed $515 million ballpark at the site of the Orange Bowl.
The trial resumes Tuesday morning with witnesses expected to include Miami-Dade County Manager George Burgess and perhaps Samson.


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text: TherapeuticsMD, Inc. (NYSE MKT: TXMD) announced today that it will present at the Stifel Nicolaus 2013 Healthcare Conference to be held September 11-12, 2013 at the Four Seasons Hotel Boston. Robert Finizio, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, will present on Thursday, September 12, 2013 at 3:50 p.m. EDT. The presentation will also be available via a live audio webcast at the following link: http://www.veracast.com/webcasts/stifel/healthcare2013/61213535118.cfm Following the presentation, a replay will be available through TherapeuticsMD's website at www.therapeuticsmd.com under the "Investor Relations" section and will remain available for 30 days after the actual presentation date. About TherapeuticsMD, Inc. TherapeuticsMD, Inc. is a women's healthcare company focused on developing and commercializing products targeted exclusively for women. We manufacture and distribute branded and generic prescription prenatal vitamins, as well as over-the-counter vitamins and cosmetics, under our vitaMedMD ® and BocaGreenMD™ brands. We are currently developing advanced hormone therapy pharmaceutical products designed to alleviate the symptoms of and reduce the health risks resulting from menopause-related hormone deficiencies. We are also evaluating various other potential indications for our hormone technology, including oral contraception, preterm birth, vulvar and vaginal atrophy, and premature ovarian failure. More information is available at the following websites: www.therapeuticsmd.com, www.vitamedmd.com, www.vitamedmdrx.com, and www.bocagreenmd.com. vitaMedMD ® is a registered trademark and TherapeuticsMD ® and BocaGreenMD™ are trademarks of TherapeuticsMD, Inc.


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Marana to get its first craft brewery
Marana's first microbrewery could be open as early as this fall.
Business partners Brian Vance and Hank Rowe submitted a liquor license application in July for the Catalina Brewing Company at 6918 N. Camino Martin, just south of the Bedroxx Bowling alley on West Ina Road.
Both Vance and Rowe live in Catalina, hence the name, but "Catalina doesn't have the right zoning for a brewery," Vance said. "We started looking farther out. We ended up in Marana versus downtown, where everybody else is."
Vance and Rowe are old mountain biking buddies, which is why the brewery's taproom will have a biking theme.
They will start production using a modest one-barrel system, with a plan to eventually work their way up to either seven or 15 barrels.
The brewery will serve four standard beers in its taproom.
The flagship, dubbed the Mesquite Agave, will be an American amber ale that will incorporate its flavor profiles from ground mesquite pods and agave nectar.
"It has this really unique taste that is hard to categorize," Rowe said.
The brewery is still in its licensing and permitting stage.
A Kickstarter campaign to help pay for the taproom build-out will begin within the next two weeks.
Follow Catalina's progress on its Facebook page, facebook.com/catalinabrewingco or at catalinabrewingco.com online.
Tap & Bottle employees planning a brewery
Two Tap & Bottle employees have taken the first official step in opening their own craft brewery.
Bartender Michael Figueira and bottle shop curator Andy Schlicker had their LLC status approved late last month.
If all goes according to plan, the duo hopes to launch the Flux Brewing Company by next summer.
A quest for the necessary equipment and potential properties has already begun.
The ultimate goal is to have a 15-barrel system operating somewhere in or around downtown.
"The downtown crowd is awesome," Figueira said. "There is a huge community that supports everything going on down there."
The initial business plan calls for the brewery to produce four standard beers and a rotating list of seasonal and specialty brews.
The beer will be distributed at a rate of about 3,000 barrels a year, and will also be served in the Flux taproom. Figueira hopes to have the taproom open seven days a week.
"The biggest complaint we hear about some of the other breweries in town is their limited taproom hours," Figueira said. "We believe the demand is there."
You can follow the progress of the budding brewery at fluxbrewing.com or on its Facebook page.
Metzger to add Jackson Tavern to the family
Brian Metzger plans to add a tavern to his Metzger Family Restaurants.
Jackson Tavern, 2900 N. Swan Road, in Plaza Palomino, will open later this fall, serving a menu of New England comfort food and craft beers. Metzger Family Restaurants' Executive Chef Virginia "Ginny" Wooters is still developing the menu.
The 3,700-square-foot restaurant, in the origianl Red Sky Cafe space, also will feature a large, tree-shaded picnic area with tables and chairs and JT Shack, an ice cream stand serving scoops of Thrifty Ice Cream.
Metzger said he is designing the space with architect Burak Bekat of a.23 Studios.
Jackson Tavern is named after Metzger's son Jackson, who also was the namesake of his first restaurant, Jax Kitchen, on the northwest side. Metzger closed Jax in Janaury and opened Poppy Kitchen at La Paloma Resort & Spa, 3770 E. Sunrise Drive, in March.
Metzger filed bankruptcy in May for another of his restaurants, The Abbey at 6960 E. Sunrise Drive, after a creditor moved in to seize it for an unpaid debt.
Metzger's former wife Sandy Ford took over operation of The Abbey in mid-July as part of the divorce settlement.
Metzger Family Restaurants also has Gio Taco at 350 E. Congress St. downtown, which opened in December.
McMahon's: $30 for 3 courses, free limo ride
Tucson restaurants are quick to offer dining deals during the dreadfully slow summer months, but Bob McMahon has probably outdone them all: a free limo ride for you and six friends.
If you live within 10 miles of McMahon's Prime Steakhouse, 2959 N. Swan Road, you can reserve a ride in McMahon's white limo to his namesake steakhouse.
McMahon's is also offering a dining deal — a three-course steak or seafood dinner for $30 — once you get there. There's no end-date on the limo ride, but the summer value menu is good through Sept. 22.
To reserve a ride, call 327-7463. Details: mcmahonsprimesteakhouse.com


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PARLIAMENT Street in Burnley is looking blooming lovely as wildflower seeds spread by the council earlier in the year have grown into a colourful wildflower meadow.
Poppies, dandelions and other delights have sprung up, creating a vibrant floral display on derelict land formerly used for housing.
A council spokesman said: "This is part of a wider initiative to regenerate areas by creating islands of brightly coloured wildflower meadows.
"We seeded in areas cleared of housing so that instead of just an empty, derelict space, it becomes something pretty to look at."
When rows of houses are demolished to regenerate Burnley's housing stock the cleared areas are generally grassed over.
In 2011 council chiefs announced they were going to stop cutting some of the grass across the borough, creating wildlife havens but also helping save money on the grass cutting bill.
Some of the playing fields, grass verges and slopes are now allowed to grow, creating attractive scenes.
At the time of the decision the council said it hoped the meadows would encourage bees, butterflies and birds into urban areas and reduce CO2 emissions.
The grass is left to grow and flourish during the summer months, before being trimmed back during the winter.


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Aizawl, July 17 (IANS) The two-day monsoon session of the Mizoram assembly scheduled to begin July 23 may probably not witness any significant business transaction, an official said Wednesday.
"There would be no significant business in the two-day session (July 23 and 24). Only some routine matters would come up before the house," an assembly official told reporters here.
The session called by Governor Vakkom Purushothaman is likely to be the last session of the present assembly, the official added.
The five-year term of the 40-member Mizoram assembly expires Dec 15 this year.
The Election Commission has already started preparations for the next assembly elections in the Congress-ruled state bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh.
In the upcoming polls, the main fight will be between the Congress and the main opposition party Mizo National Front, which is supported by some regional parties.


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Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays are Military Days at Paoli Peaks during the 2008-2009 season.
Active military with ID receive a $20 total package which includes a lift ticket, ski or snowboard rental, and beginner group lessons. Additionally, immediate family members receive 50 percent off regular rates.
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The Other 1%
We've heard a lot about the one percent who control most of America's wealth. There is a lot of anger toward them from much of the ninety-nine percent who have to deal with foreclosures, lack of medical care, and choosing between food and rent. But there's another one percent that deserves our anger, as well. This one percent blocks forward-looking projects in every arena of development: transit, alternative energy, mixed-use real estate projects, affordable housing. You name it; they've fought against it. They want their neighborhood to stay exactly the way it is, even it means worsening traffic congestion, empty store fronts, sky-high housing costs, even warming of the earth.
This one percent is a minute cadre of people who believe that only their views should count. They tyrannize their neighbors and their elected officials with overt threats of retribution should they even contemplate supporting a light rail route or a dense transit-oriented project. Their opposition is often erroneously couched in environmental terms, even when their position is the most damaging to air quality, maintains dependence on fossil fuels and increases greenhouse gasses. Good projects, often with significant community support, go down the drain in the morass of propaganda, politics and lawsuits.
For a thoughtful view of how we got here, check out Will Doing's article for Slate. He shows how and why the planning process has changed over the past fifty years. He also cites research by Oxford University professors on how people will choose the status quo even when they know the change will be better.
Yes, every project has some real issues that must be addressed, and yes, there is a role for citizen input into the planning process. But it's time to put an end to the tyranny of the one percent.
Watch these videos and see where you fall: "No Subway Under BHHS" and "The Hilfolks' Lament."


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Boyce snow tubing area reopens Tuesday afternoon
Boyce Park's snow tubing area reopened Tuesday, after being closed last week.
The Allegheny County Parks Department closed Boyce's ski slopes and tubing area Wednesday because ice, rain and sleet created poor conditions, county spokesman Kevin Evanto said. The ski slopes reopened Friday.
For more information, visit www.alleghenycounty.us/parks/fees/ski.aspx. Snow conditions are available 24 hours a day by calling 724-733-4665.


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Tailback Ken Malcolme's sprained left wrist was in a cast on Monday, but the redshirt sophomore practiced without limitations and said he expects to play against Missouri.
"Out there, I caught the ball and ran," said Malcome, who started the opener and rushed for 32 yards on six carries.. "I feel like I'll be able to play."
Cornerback Malcolm Mitchell, who missed the Buffalo game and was on crutches Saturday, is listed as limited with a left ankle sprain.
"He might have done a little scout team work, but he was out there doing some pre-practice stuff with (director of sports medicine) Ron Courson," Richt said on his call-in radio show Monday night. "I'm feeling pretty comfortable we can get a few guys back that weren't able to play this last game."
Starting right offensive tackle John Theus didn't practice Monday due to a sprained left ankle.
"I think he's doing better," guard Chris Burnette.
Top backup offensive lineman Watts Dantzler also missed practice with a sprained left ankle.
"I think there's a good chance those guys will be able to play," Richt said.
Receiver Marlon Brown (strained hamstring) and running back Richard Samuel (hip contusion) are listed as limited.
Richt said Brown practiced on Monday.


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DETROIT -- Alarmed by high gas prices, the vast majority of Americans now would favor a special tax on the windfall profits of oil companies if the revenues were used to finance alternative energy research, an Opinion Research Corp. national survey showed. The survey was conducted by 40mpg.org, a project of the nonprofit and nonpartisan Civil Society Institute (CSI).
According to the 40mpg.org/CSI survey, four out of five Americans now want Detroit to follow Toyota's lead in using fuel-saving hybrid technology in all future vehicles. The poll also showed that 75 percent of Americans feel more strongly today about the need for the federal government to impose higher fuel-efficiency standards for cars and other vehicles.
Earlier this year, an ORC survey commissioned by 40mpg.org/CSI found that two out of three Americans now agree that it is "patriotic" to buy a fuel-efficient vehicle that uses less gasoline and requires the United States to import less oil from the Middle East.


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Berkeley Fossil Fools Day Action
As part of an international day of action, a group of us in Berkeley protested war and global warming.
A global day of action had been called for April 1, The traditional April Fools Day. This year the Rising Tide Network called for people to hold Fossil Fools Day actions to protest the burning of fossil fuels and the global WARming that comes with it.
One person called our attention to this idea only a few days before the event. With a couple emails, a flier and a sign making party we were ready. Twenty people on bikes came and attached signs and flags to their bikes.
We rode around town and announced that a draft had been started for more troops to Iraq, that the polar ice caps are fine, that Americans can continue a lifestyle of consumption and that everything was OK. April Fools. We wished everyone a "Happy oil war."
We stopped at numerous gas stations and three car dealerships, all within a preposterously small area. We rode through and put up stickers and created moments of chaos to symbolize the political and environmental chaos that the unabated burning of fossil fuels creates.
The action was fun and exciting and done with a minimum of effort. While it was small, we all left ready for more in the future.
Actions took place all over the word, well a few other places. Check out http://www.fossilfoolsdayofaction.org/category/front-page/
Protest at 76.
Stickering the pumps at Valero. We know the Socialists love Chavez, but California had to change the Clean Air Act to burn that dirty Venezualan oil.
The nozzles wilted and died.
Ridding down a main car street.
Chevron nozzles hung themselves.
Ridding down a main car street and freeway outlet.
Ridding into a car dealership.
"Think Green" demands the car adds, but the only green will be the dollars the car companies make. Cars are never green, as in an alternative to destroying the world - they are the main cause of it.
Those gas prices sure have gone up. They are almost on par with global prices but far below the actual cost to this world as a life supporting place.
Fun on bikes is better than war.
Sticker on a gas pump.
The ride goes down another main car street to get the word out.
A police car chases cyclists who first ignore the officer then make a game of getting away by turning down a street with barricades to stop cars.
cyclists loop around when the cop goes around the block and pass through the barricades again.
The flag says it all.
We hide out from the cops in an army uniform and with a plastic sword.
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Ski Sundown's Adult Season Pass for skiers and riders age 15 and up costs $579.
A Junior Pass for ages 7 to 14 costs $429, then $529.
A Child Pass for ages 6 and under costs $159.
A Super 70 Pass for skiers and riders 70 and older costs $99.
Sundown also offers a 10 percent discount for immediate family members buying three or more passes at the same time.
Pass holders received discounts on lessons, free tune ups from Ski Market in Avon; one free lift ticket for a friend; one 20 percent discount coupon for the Ski Sundown Ski Shop; and $15 off weekend and holiday and 50 percent off midweek full day/full price lift tickets at Okemo Mountain in Vermont.
The area offers other passes, as well.
A Once-A-Week Pass, good for your choice of one weekday each week through the season, holidays excluded, costs $199, then $229.
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Samsung did get some bad press with the 226BW but in that case it really was not of the same level of bait and switch as the 226BW was always promoted to be a gamers monitor and not one that would appeal greatly to image editors due the IPS panel. Furthermore the 226BW and it's replacements were relatively inexpensive.
S-PVA panels are really not too bad, much much better than TN panels. Some highly rated monitors have used the S-PVA panel, Eizo being one company that has earned accolades with them. The biggest knock against them is they can have a bit of black crush when viewed straight on. On the other hand they generally have better contrast then an IPS monitor.
I encourage you to browse the Prad.de review ratings.
Prad normally mentions the panel type in the "Image Quality" section of their reviews.
Use... http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/panelsearch.htm
to determine the panel type in a monitor. TFT Central also has some very good tech articles to explain the various TDT LCD panel types.
Most 22 inch monitors on the market today use a TN panel. The exceptions, all using S-PVA panels, are a couple of Eizo's, the Lenovo L220X, the HP2275W, and possibly a new Dell coming in a few weeks - the 2209WA.
Btw... IPS panels are not without their flaws as they tend to exhibit a blue'ish tone in the upper corners when viewed from far off center, something that is not normally visible when viewed from on center and at a normal sitting position.
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Would it have been different had Chad Kackert been available to give the Argonauts some semblance of a running game?
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Perhaps the best lesson the Argos can glean from their stunning defeat in the Eastern Final on Sunday was an appreciation of just how impressive the Montreal Alouettes have been over the years in maintaining such a high quality of football despite rarely being challenged in the east.
Hamilton quarterback Henry Burris thought he detected a lack of sharpness on the Toronto sideline as Sunday's game got down to the tighter moments.
"I wanted to put the pressure on (Argo quarterback Ricky Ray). He hadn't played a lot in the second half of the season. He's an amazing quarterback. But he hadn't played a lot," noted Burris."Did they have the talent? Sure. But they really hadn't had to go after somebody snap after snap.
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No uncertainty meant no edge? Maybe.
Next season, the Cats will be defending their eastern title in a new stadium, the Als and Bombers will be regrouping, the Ottawa Redblacks will be joining the fray and the Argos' future with no home and no owner will come into sharper focus.
Other Monday morning thoughts and observations:
--Saskatchewan, you have to believe, will be significant favourites in next Sunday's big game. The Roughriders are at home - they've never won a Cup in Regina - and they beat Hamilton soundly on two occasions this season.
The matchup to watch might be Kory Sheets against C.J. Gable, a battle of running backs. Sheets was running away with the league rushing title before he was hurt, and if he gets loose with regularity next Sunday it could be a huge problem for Orlondo Steinhauer's Hamilton defence.
Gable doesn't have the same stats, not even close. But the former USC back has been a very useful weapon all season for Burris, and if its cold and wintry on Sunday, the Cats will need to have some semblance of a ground attack.
--Let's face it; the Tiger-Cats thought they were getting more when they signed Andy Fantuz 18 months than they'd been getting.
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In the Eastern final, Fantuz was the weapon the Cats thought they'd bought as a free agent leaving Regina.
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He said the Cats will face "pandemonium" and a "really hostile" environment.
"Grey Cup in Regina is what this league's all about. It's going to be special," he smiled.
--A year ago today the McMaster Maraunders and Fighting Irish from the University of Notre Dame were both ranked as the No. 1 football schools in their respective countries.
A blessed day it was.
--Detroit GM Kenny Holland estimated before the season that to make the NHL playoffs with any level of comfort teams needed to win six out of every 10 games.
Well, after 20 games, the Leafs have 12 wins and 25 points. Yet the bitching and whining about this team remains at a fever pitch.
Folks, this was a young team knocked out in the first round last spring. Were you expecting a juggernaut?
The worst you can really say about the Leafs is that as a group, they've only played really well for a period here and a period there. The second period eight days ago in Boston might have been their best chunk of effort of the season.
Despite that lack of team consistency, they're in the thick of things in the Eastern Conference, and should be a serious candidate for a playoff berth right to the end.
--The Leafs are surely happy with the acquisition of Jonathan Bernier, but let's get away from the notion they gave up nothing to get him.
With consecutive shutouts for the Kings on the weekend, Ben Scrivens is proving beyond all doubt he's a solid NHL goalie, maybe not as far behind Bernier as you might think.
Matt Frattin, meanwhile, has struggled more, and has one goal in 20 games. Frattin just hasn't been the same since getting off to that hot streak last season then being forced to have a knee procedure that seemed to take the edge off his game.
There's also a second round pick in 2014 or '15 that will go to the Kings. So it'll take some time before the total bill on Bernier comes due.
Still, the Leafs like their end of the deal. They've yet to get a bad start from either Bernier or James Reimer.
--One of the reasons Leaf fans get so frustrated with their team is that they so infrequently look at the challenges of other clubs.
Like the Vancouver Canucks. Like the Leafs, John Tortorella's club is having a terrible time scoring with just one goal in each of its last four games, a slump which has the team locked in ninth place in the west despite having the same number of points as the Leafs.
Alex Burrows hasn't scored this season. Running up the minutes on the Sedin twins and Ryan Kesler worked magically at first, not so much lately.
Then there's the ups and downs in Ottawa this season with a team that had all kinds of personality last season and none this campaign so far.
So look around every once in a while Leaf fans. You'll feel better about your team.
--The Leafs continue to have two of the top four scorers in the OHL this season in Erie's Connor Brown, an Etobicoke boy, and Carter Verhaeghe of Waterdown, Ont., who plays for the Niagara Ice Dogs. Brown leads the league in points, while Verhaeghe is fourth.
Last summer's first round pick, Frederik Gauthier of Rimouski, is off to a decent start with 19 points in 21 games. He's a long-term project.
GM Dave Nonis showed on the weekend that, as was the case with the Bernier deal, he's not afraid to move young assets and picks as long as he's getting young or relatively young players in return.
Bernier is only 25. Centre Peter Holland, acquired from Anaheim on the weekend in a deal that cost minor-league blueliner Jesse Blacker and pick, is only 22. That's very different than trading youth and picks for older players, which was the modus operandi of the Leafs for years.
--Since being anchored to the Cleveland bench last Monday in Chicago, Toronto's Anthony Bennett has seen things pick up a little bit. Last summer's first overall pick played a season high 20 minutes in Minnesota, going 3-11 from the field, and then played just eight minutes against Charlotte, making just one basket.
Bennett's facing a long process with the Cavs. Look for more minutes and more success in the second half of the season.
--Andrew Wiggins, meanwhile, gets back into action tomorrow night when Kansas hosts Iona. The Jayhawks haven't played since beating Duke at the Champions Classic in Chicago last week.
After a game against Towson later this week, Kansas and Wiggins head to Paradise Island, Bahamas for another mini-tournament.
Nice work if you can get it.
--You can expect Ilya Bryzgalov to join the Edmonton Oilers early this week. After a shaky debut in Oke City in which he allowed five goals on 24 shots, he was better in a 4-1 win over Abbotsford on the weekend.
Interestingly, since Bryzgalov was signed, Devan Dubnyk has started playing much better. In his last three starts, Dubnyk has allowed six goals on 90 shots for a much improved save percentage of .933.
--At one end of the NHL plus-minus scales sits former Leaf blueliner Francois Beauchemin at plus-17. At the other end, Nail Yakupov at minus-14. Make your own judgements.
--The Czech Republic won the Davis Cup over the weekend against a Serbian team that wasn't as strong as the squad that barely outlasted Canada in the world semifinals.
Canada can wonder what might have been, but then again, the Spanish didn't send their best to the Great White North last winter. That's how the Davis Cup works, which is why its somewhat unpredictable. You never know which players are going to play.
Canada starts a new Davis Cup journey in January on the road in Tokyo.


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This book is the account of a unique set of experiences in American higher education in which 11-12 graduate students in the sciences applied to participate in the International Indian Ocean Expedition of 1964 aboard the R/V Te Vega, a 134 foot schooner. The cruises were organized around the normal quarter-system academic calendar of Stanford University. Four faculty members participated in the training of the graduate students in marine biology and oceanography. Each student was encouraged to pursue an individual research project that might be carried back to his or her home institution to serve as the basis for a graduate degree. In addition, all the faculty and students collaborated in the publication of an original research paper based on the scientific results of Cruise 5.
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Spent two years as a Naval officer on the USS Manatee before returning to Stanford to attend graduate school in marine biology. BA and MA degrees in Biological Science from Stanford University, Ph.D. degree from the University of California at Berkeley. Postdoctoral research in cell biology at the Laboratory for Quantitative Biology, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. Taught invertebrate zoology, marine biology and marine ecology at the University of California at Santa Barbara, Oregon State University, Bodega Marine Laboratory of the University of California, and the Friday Harbor Laboratories of the University of Washington. Joined the Department of Biological Science at Florida State University as an assistant professor and retired as a Professor Emeritus of Biological Science. Presently residing in Tallahassee, Florida.
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President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reacted critically yesterday to the Majles' change of the election law by the Majles and has called it "unconstitutional" and argued that it contravenes articles 115 and 6 of the Constitution. Ahmadinejad insisted on the primacy of the presidential institution in the Iranian constitution, stating: "The representatives are a minority of the people and at the moment there is not a representative who has obtained more than 30% in his area, but the president alone is the person representing the whole of Iran."
Many analysts inside Iran have taken this comment as yet another not so indirect swipe at the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, by means of which Ahmadinejad is claiming himself to be the sole democratic representative invested with a popular mandate.
Of particular note as regards the election law reform is that at least 100 members of the "political and religious elite" must confirm future presidential candidates and that the candidates cannot exceed 75 years of age. The latter change directly precludes former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani from running for the June 2013 election. These changes in the election law also look like they might well be used to further snuff out any prospect of Ahmadinejad's favored candidate clinching the presidential office. This is especially so, since it is the Guardian Council, half of which is appointed by the Supreme Leader, who determine those considered amongst the "political and religious elite."
Addressing the Majles Ahmadinejad also commented in his reaction, "you think it is the Qajar era (referring to the monarchical dynasty which ruled Iran in the 19th century) and despotism still rules."
"The will of the people is above all the institutions and no institution can impose its own interpretation on the people. Of course it is possible that some say the people don't understand, and that just what we say is implemented, but we must say that the Constitution became credible for implementation with the vote of the people."
On Saturday, Ahmadinejad appointed his controversial chief of staff, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, as head of the secretariat of the Non-Aligned Movement and Mohammad Sharif Malekzadeh, another controversial figure, as head of the Organization for Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism.
Hossein Shariatmadari, the editor-in-chief of Keyhan newspaper, and who many regard as a quasi-official voice of Khamenei's, wrote an article in Keyhan today that's highly critical of President Ahmadinejad's appointment of Mashaei. Shariatmadari claimed this appointment by Ahmadinejad is " an indication that attention is not being paid to Islamic and national interests." According to Shariatmadari it also shows that "Ahmadinejad has again and for the umpteenth time stepped into the circle of deceit of the deviant current [i.e. the circle around Mashaei who are held to have secret ambitions to subvert clerical hegemony in the Islamic Republic]."
Judiciary spokesman Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ezhei has admitted at a news conference that blogger Sattar Beheshti, who died while being held at Kahrizak detention cenetr, was beaten and abused in prison, but that this was not the reason for his death.
Mohseni-Ezhei also told journalists that two more people, who were left unnamed, have been arrested in connection with the case of Mehdi Hashemi, the son of former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
Foreign Affairs
Saeed Jalili, head of the Supreme National Security Council, in a meeting with Moncef Ben Salem, the Tunisian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, made a number of statements critical of US policy in the region.
Jalili is quoted by Fars News as stating: "The opposition of the West to Islamic civilization has roots in the destruction of the monopolisers and Islamic thought's obtaining power and actions such as the assassination of the Iran's nuclear scientists by the Zionist regime were undertaken along such lines."
Regarding the United States, Fars paraphrases Jalili commenting that "America's recourse to the strategy of pressure alongside dialogue is a sign of the weak logic of that government and the use of force instead of argument."
At a gathering of the Revolutionary Guards' Imam Ali brigade on Sunday in Qom, Hojjat al-Islam Ali Saeidi, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's representative in the Revolutionary Guards, referred to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's offer of direct negotiations with Iran has said: "This suggestion is to shake the resolve of the Iranian people."
Saeidi added: "In negotiations with the Americans, no success will be obtained by Iran, because the problems of Iran and America in strategic terms are so extensive, that they are not negotiable under any circumstances."
Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmaparast, in reaction to recent statements by officials of the United Arab Emirates, told a news conference: "The three islands [Abu Musa, Lesser and Greater Tunbs] always have been and always will be an inseparable part of Iranian soil" and "repeating baseless claims will not affect existing realities." He added: "Iran does not believe in any limitations for the spread and strengthening of friendly relations and cooperation with countries in the Persian Gulf and always has welcomed rational dialogue with regional countries to the end of settlement of misunderstandings."


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The Really Strange Wells Fargo Quarter
Wells Fargo is a name I have mentioned favorably in various forums (such as Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrianSozzi) here and there in 2012, most recently in the weeks leading up to the third quarter earnings report. Obviously, Wells Fargo snags high grades in how thoughtfully it operates (post-recession), taking care not to be as adventuresome in terms of risk-taking as other mega banks, and is playing its role in feeding the housing recovery. These are all things drilled into our head in a roundabout way by Warren Buffett, Mr. Buy With No Exit Date, and any fund manager that views JP Morgan's (JPM) 10-Q as too littered with unknowns as to even open it. Still, there was a series of oddities to what Wells Fargo produced in the third quarter, not anything that will cause the government to come a knockin', but little items that I believe will smack the weak hand bulls in the rear. Where those bulls will gallop? JP Morgan or a regional bank, provided they have grown comfy with this housing recovery being sustainable thesis and the notion of capital deployment to shareholders is alive and safe.
Keep in mind that the soft underbelly of what Wells Fargo issued combines with sector downgrades on homebuilders (due to valuation concerns in the context of slightly slowing order rates) and the aforementioned bullishness on the stock.
Here are the points of pain to this interested fella:
•Fee income was lower.
•Originations only rose slightly sequentially (overall better trends at JP Morgan), was looking for more given the housing numbers we have digested.
•Lower mortgage no revenue (commercial bank segment).
•Applications lower (sequentially).
•Application pipeline lower (sequentially).
•Auto originations down sequentially (better trends at JP Morgan), not a positive in the sense auto sales have continued to be strong.
•Wells Fargo continued to manage its expenses well, but I think the Street was expecting a trimmer percentage as a percentage of revenue.
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text: IBM's supercomputer, Blue Gene was designed to continuously run at 1petaFLOPS. IBM is pleased to announce that Blue Gene has found the billionth decimal digit in pi. Many have thought that this calculation was impossible and some estimated that it would take a single processor 1,500 years to compute. IBM's Blue Gene was able to solve pi to the billionth decimal digit in only a few months. The machine was working steadily in the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in IBM Australia.


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star aparthotel with free breakfast and restaurant
Popular property highlights
Situated in Almunecar, this aparthotel is within a 10-minute walk of Aquarium Almunecar, Almunecar Roman Aqueduct, and Bonsai Garden Museum. Cueva de Siete Palacios Archeological Museum and Ornitologico Loro Park are also within 15 minutes.
Property Features
This aparthotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Free full breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a swim-up bar, and self parking.
Room Amenities
All 71 individually decorated apartments feature free WiFi and balconies. Kitchens with refrigerators are standard, and guests will also find living rooms and satellite TV.
Guest Highlights
- Pool
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Property Amenities
Property Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Hotel Suites Albayzin del Mar provides a 24-hour fitness center and a children's pool. The aparthotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the aparthotel's bars, which include a swim-up bar and a bar/lounge. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
4 meeting rooms are available. This Almunecar aparthotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Total number of rooms - 71
- Outdoor pool
- Number of floors - 7
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Garden
- Terrace
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Children's pool
- Swim-up bar
- Wedding services
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Refrigerator
- Balcony
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Kitchen
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Separate living room
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Individually decorated
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast each morning.
Onsite venue - This restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Property Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 5 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 11 per night.
- Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: EUR 16.94 per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 11 per night
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- Hotel Suites Albayzin del Mar
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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A Parakeet Snuggling In His Blanket Makes The Cutest Noises!Julie Hunt
I've heard of a pig in a blanket, but a bird in a blanket? D'awww! Look at little Tweety getting his snuggles on. He makes the cutest little noises too. Do you know a bird that likes to snuggle like Tweety?
Julie Hunt Julie resides in Northern New Jersey with her two kids, two dogs, cat and partner. She has two published books which make excellent trivets if you aren't a fan of poetry. She tolerates people but LOVES animals. If she isn't blogging, she's most likely cuddling with her pups, Paisley and Skyler.


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World news photos: Pre-human found; death threats for rock wrecking and more
Updated 1:58 pm, Monday, October 21, 2013
There was some significant stories in archeology, history, natural science this week and then there was also the video of two men toppling a rock that has earned them more than 100 death threats.
The Associated Press reported yesterday that the "two Utah Boy Scout leaders who purposely knocked over an ancient desert rock formation in a state park say they've received death threats since a video of the toppling went viral."
In the video shot by Dave Hall of Highland, fellow Scout leader Glenn Taylor pushes a large boulder from its delicate perch, sending it tumbling down a small embankment as the men cheer and high-five.
Hall said they've received more than 100 online death threats from people who disapproved of their Oct. 11 action in Goblin Valley State Park. The central Utah park is dotted with thousands of the eerie, mushroom-shaped sandstone formations.
"I've gotten death threats from people in Germany and Spain and New Zealand ... I mean hundreds and hundreds of hateful messages," Hall told the Deseret News.
He acknowledged the video makes it look like they are "guys just out enjoying themselves by destroying stuff," but insisted they took the action because they believed the balanced rock was about to fall and could hurt their Scouts and other park visitors.
He said he has learned state and national parks are "very, very sacred" to many people, and they should have instead notified park officials about the situation.
Update 10-21: In addition to death threats, the two have been kicked out of the Boy Scouts, The AP reports:
Two Utah men already facing possible criminal charges for purposely toppling an ancient rock formation in a state park have now been removed from their posts as Boy Scout leaders.
A northern Utah Boy Scouts council announced Monday that Glenn Taylor and Dave Hall will no longer be allowed to lead scouting troops due to what happened Oct. 11 at Goblin Valley State Park, which they filmed and posted on Facebook.
Also in the news ... In addition to an 18-foot-long oarfish found just off a beach in California and the "first for biology" 46 million-year-old mosquito discovered intact with "a blood meal," a well-intact skull of a pre-human was discovered.
The AP reports:
The discovery of a 1.8-million-year-old skull of a human ancestor buried under a medieval Georgian village provides a vivid picture of early evolution and indicates our family tree may have fewer branches than some believe, scientists say.
The fossil is the most complete pre-human skull uncovered. With other partial remains previously found at the rural site, it gives researchers the earliest evidence of human ancestors moving out of Africa and spreading north to the rest of the world, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
The skull and other remains offer a glimpse of a population of pre-humans of various sizes living at the same time — something that scientists had not seen before for such an ancient era. This diversity bolsters one of two competing theories about the way our early ancestors evolved, spreading out more like a tree than a bush.
Nearly all of the previous pre-human discoveries have been fragmented bones, scattered over time and locations — like a smattering of random tweets of our evolutionary history. The findings at Dmanisi are more complete, weaving more of a short story. Before the site was found, the movement from Africa was put at about 1 million years ago.
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A convicted felon hoped to earn freedom, or at least a reduced prison, on March 10 by singing an Adele song in front of an Ann Arbor judge. Although the judge thought his vocal attempts were remarkable, it didn't do him much good.
People reports that Brian Earl Taylor, 21, facing up to 17 years in prison for carrying a concealed weapon and unlawful imprisonment, sang Adele's hit song "Hello" for Washtenaw County Trial Court Judge Darlene O'Brien last Monday. As onlookers in the courtroom sat seriously, albeit a bit surprised, a man standing next to Taylor, presumably an attorney, seems to be trying to hold in a smile as he looks down at paperwork while the man in a navy blue jail suit sang,
"Hello there, your honor. I want to say I'm sorry for the things I've done and I'll try and be stronger in this life I chose, but I want you to know — that door, I closed. And your honor I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry."
#ABCNews Man Sings Adele-Inspired Apology at Sentencing Hearing: Brian Earl Taylor, 21, sang his apology… https://t.co/38XjeIqwJa #News
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Taylor also sang his apologies to his mother and to the victim of the crime, but it wasn't enough to gain any mercy from O'Brien. The judge commended Taylor on his singing abilities and said that, although he was "obviously a talented young man," he should focus on taking advantage of the programs the prison offered.
Before he started singing, Taylor informed O'Brien that he planned to stay away from marijuana, go to church, and get a degree in business management at Eastern Michigan University. He requested that the judge only give him 36 months so that he could finish up his degree before he turned 26, but O'Brien informed him that the crimes he committed carried a sentence of 50 to 100 months behind bars.
On November 9, 2015, police stopped a disturbance between two men at the Peninsular Place apartment complex in Ypsilanti, Michigan. One of the men, Taylor, was a part of a kidnapping and robbery attempt. The two men were struggling with each other on the apartment complex's second floor when police noticed that Taylor was pressing a gun into the abdomen of the other man.
Officers ordered Taylor to drop his weapon and lay on the ground. Taylor complied and was promptly placed in the back of a police cruiser. Taylor, who was already on parole and had several warrants out of Wayne County, was arrested and taken to the Washtenaw County Jail. According to a statement released by the Ypsilanti Police Department after the arrest:
"The Ypsilanti Police Department wants to thank those in the community for getting involved after seeing one of their citizenry being victimized, so that we could respond effectively. Fortunately the subject complied with the officer's commands, so that lethal force was not necessary."
Through a plea agreement, Taylor will serve two years in prison for carrying a concealed weapon and 18 months to 15 years for the unlawful imprisonment charge. He'll also serve time for his parole violation, which must be completed before he serves his time for his two other crimes. As part of the plea agreement, five additional charges against the Adele singer were dropped.
Brian Earl Taylor will face a final pretrial hearing on March 24, which stems from a separate incident in which he's charged with stealing or retaining a financial transaction device without consent in Washtenaw County.
[Photo by Luca Teuchmann/Getty Images/Stringer]


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About the Book
Somehow in the last four years, between winter skies and afternoons on Brady Street, Milwaukee has nestled it's way in.
Milwaukee has become one of my heart's homes. This is a collection of images, which offers a glimpse into this place, our Milwaukee.
Features & Details
- Category Travel
Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
46 Pages
- Publish Date Apr 25, 2010
- Tags lake michigan, brady street, milwuakee, marquette, photography, midwest, pabst, wisconsin
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About the Creator
Molly Ryan
Brooklyn, New York
yesterday i wrote on a post-it: "here is what I think right now: I work at a place where I order office supplies and host a staff craft workshop and sometimes I want to get an mba in social entrepreneurship and I am taking photos of babies in brooklyn for cash. and no, that doesn't all make sense to me together as a part of one streamlined path. but today I am okay with that. willing to trust."
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