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Author: Vicky
E-Mail: vickysg1wanadoo.fr
WebSite: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/vickyfics/index.html
Category: romance
Summary: it isn't any other day…
Season/Sequel: post IOTH
Spoilers: Ranger Jarod (1-14)
Rating: G
Archives: my website, others ask please, I never refuse
Disclaimer: I own neither the show nor the characters. I don't earn any money; I just do it for fun.
Author's Note: My first Pretender fic, well at least in English.
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She moved quietly in the dark room, her gun back in its holster.
She was alone. After they checked the apartment was empty, she had told the sweepers to search the neighbourhood. He was probably long gone but it had to be done, just in case. She was examining the apartment he was staying in by herself, looking at the clues he had left behind. Nothing much besides his red notebook, in which she would find the details of his last pretend.
She picked it up and flicked through it; he had helped in putting a rapist behind bars. It didn't surprise her; he had never seemed to stop helping to make things right since his escape from the Centre. And that worked for her family too. He had uncovered many lies, many secrets about her family, and even if she'd never admit it to anyone, she was grateful of that.
Especially when it came to her mother.
Lost in her thoughts of her mother, she almost hadn't heard him approach her from behind. She turned around at the last second, pulling her gun from its holster in the process, and pointed it straight at his chest.
"I thought you'd already left, Wonder Boy."
"Put that weapon away, Parker. We both know you won't use it."
"Correction. You think I won't use it."
"Fine," he just said.
She briefly wondered what he meant before he twisted her arm and made her drop her gun. Pushing it away with his foot, he released her wrist.
"What do you want, Jarod?" she asked, sighing. She saw no point in trying to get her Smith & Wesson back; he would probably leave the moment she turned her back on him.
"You know what I want…," he replied with a voice soft, and she had to admit that yes, she knew.
"I won't take that turning point… I can't."
"Yes, I…"
"No!" she interrupted him forcefully. "No one leaves the Centre like that, especially not me. Or have you forgotten what happened when I wanted to leave?"
He shook his head; of course he hadn't forgotten. He couldn't even if he willed to. He could still remember the sadness he had seen in her eyes, the same look she had when her mother and Faith died; she had lost someone who mattered to her again.
"Don't ask me this, Jarod," she let out in a whisper, closing her eyes.
"I'll wait till you're ready," he then replied. He knew that he couldn't force her into taking this turning point, it had to be her own decision.
She was ready to retort something, but when she opened her eyes, she saw that he had closed the distance between them. She saw something in his eyes, the same something that she had seen at Ocee's and in the car. She knew what it meant but she didn't back away when he slightly leant towards her.
"Happy Anniversary," he whispered before his lips touched hers.
Both closed their eyes at the feeling. The kiss was chaste and didn't last long; it was nothing more than lips pressed together, but it brought them back a few years into the past.
When she opened her eyes, he was already gone; she wasn't surprised. Resting a hand on her lips, she couldn't help but smile, remembering the date.
He hadn't forgotten. And neither had she. The anniversary of their first and only kiss.
Until now.
Closing her eyes once more, she tried to hold onto the feeling of his lips on hers. She had wanted him to kiss her back on Carthis, she couldn't deny it to herself, but they were interrupted. At the moment, she had known it was better that way; if he did kiss her, she would have regretted it, they would have both regretted it in the end.
But tonight… Tonight it was different. She could pretend that it meant nothing; it was just a kiss to celebrate an anniversary, nothing more.


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I canceled my pre-order, got my $10 back, and hit up the taqueria next door. Best two tacos I've had in a while, courtesy of SE. I have absolutely no intention of buying this game at any point and going through another SE fiasco. I'll find something else to spend the next few years of free time on.
To those of you who are still interested, I genuinely wish you a great time in Eorzea. I hope you have many great years of fun!
To Mikhalia, Pikko, Karl, Wint, Sephrick, Yahwey, Endless, Geffe, Lamneth, Olorinus, and others who I've chatted with, argued with, and played beta with; I hope you all have a really fun experience. Thanks for hangin' out and chatting with me while we were all anxiously awaiting info the past few months.
I don't want to take up anymore space in this forum complaining and expressing my disappointment, I'm over it.
Thanks for all the debates, conversation, rate ups, rate downs, and everything else that came with it.
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I love the look and feel of fur, but I can't quite get over feeling that wearing it is wrong. Do you think vintage fur is a legitimate alternative?
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On occasion, a fashion question crosses into ethics. This is a good thing; it means that we are thinking about what we wear. In cases such as this, however, the answer is rarely simple.
You could convince yourself that opting for vintage fur is morally superior to buying it new – that the animal's pelt was made into a coat long before your purchase and thus you are not supporting today's industry, simply prolonging the life of a garment. But consider that in the era when your vintage piece was produced, regulations on farming and hunting may not have been as well enforced as they are today.
There are endless other arguments on both sides of the debate offered by fur's detractors and proponents, who are equally passionate. So this remains a deeply personal choice.
If transparency about the pelts' origins would make you feel less conflicted, consider browsing the Fur Council of Canada's site at www.furcouncil.com.
Ultimately, wearing fur should not make you uncomfortable – and donning a garment that has aged for a decade or three is not going to make the difference. Really, fur is fur.
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DALLAS -- If hockey fans have learned anything about the Winnipeg Jets over these two-plus years, it might be this: Their frustrating inconsistency often means they handle boons and blessings as well as they handle adversity -- not very well.
And so maybe it's a good thing the Jets, who served up a solid effort in a 2-1 shootout victory over the Dallas Stars Saturday night, were airborne immediately after the game for Denver and a meeting with the Colorado Avalanche, 9-1 to start the season, this evening.
"That was one of our better games, especially the first 40 minutes when we played pretty good," said veteran Olli Jokinen. "That was a big win for the team. We can move on, try and put this game behind us and focus on the next one.
"We're a .500 hockey team so there's no reason to plan the parade."
Yup, that just about sums up this team perfectly. Now 5-5-2, they last posted back-to-back wins at the start of the season when they opened with victories over Edmonton and Los Angeles. Since then it's kind of been all over the map in a 3-5-2 run.
"We've just got to go game-by-game, we can't really worry about who we're playing against," Jokinen said. "We've got to play our way. We can't get satisfied having the one win here. That's our second win in four-five games, whatever it is. To me, we're a .500 hockey club. This gives us confidence. We want to take those steps forward. We don't want to be in the position where we have one good game and then take a few steps back. That's been the case for us in the first 12 games.
"We've got to have the right mindset and play the way we did tonight, build off this game and try to be better, try to improve."
All that said...
"If we had said at the start of the trip we'd have three out of the first four points, we definitely would have taken that," said Andrew Ladd. "It's nice having a win heading into (Denver) against a really tough team. We're going to have to be playing with the confidence and the jam we had tonight.
"Confidence-wise, this is a big thing."
PP SPECIAL: The Jets' power play was 0-for-4, extending their drought to seven games and 23 man-advantage chances -- although Evander Kane's goal did come on a delayed penalty. But the Jets penalty kill was excellent in killing off four chances.
And raise your hand if you've heard this before, albeit from Stars head coach Lindy Ruff:
"We are going to have to figure something out because we are not getting the job done, especially when we need to. We got to figure it out. Because like I said, it can make a difference in a game when you get a 4-3 in overtime or a 5-4 late in the third, whatever it is, that's pretty big.
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1) The band would announce it was time for the Magic Box. (Usually after one or more teases)
2) Audience members would put their suggestions on little pieces of paper and add them to the box.
3) The band might vamp while this was going on--at least one live recording exists where they played "Bugler's Holiday" while the box submissions were coming in.
4) Only written requests would be entertained; shouted requests would be ignored or derided at the band's option.
5) Eventually, an alarm buzzer would sound, signalling the end of the request submission period. If the band members were in a particularly charitable mood, they might allow a few last submissions past the deadline.
6) A band member (almost always Tommy) would blindly select one piece of paper from the box.
7) Tommy would usually play one of several pre-recorded fanfares.
8) If someone tried to "hog the pile" by including more than one request on a single slip, the slip would be rejected and another selection made.
9) Tommy would announce the winning selection.
10) As many of the song requests were perverse, the audience would usually groan at this point.
11) The band would confer, they sometimes played at getting out of it, but ultimately were compelled to attempt to play each request, however putrid.
12) Especially when the Whole Wheats were present, the band would often play their own "success" fanfare after finishing ther attempt.
13) Depending on audience response and band mood, one or more additional requests might be selected.
The box was a regular feature of shows in the 1980s, was eventually retired, and occasionally has been revived on special rare nights.


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The Vice Chancellor is the Chief Coordinator of all administrative, academic and public relations affairs of the University. He is also the direct link between the University and the Government, the public and the academic institutions within and outside Uganda. The Vice Chancellor is elected by the Council on the recommendation of Senate and, once elected, sits as an ex officio member of the board and of all its standing committees except the Audit Committee.
Professor John Ddumba-Ssentamu's term as Vice Chancellor of Makerere University began on 1st September, 2012. He is a Professor of Economics and former Dean, Faculty of Economics and Management, which later merged with the Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics to form the College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS), where also served as the first Acting Principal.
As a Vice-Chancellor, he is responsible for the academic, administrative and financial affairs of the University.
The Office
The Vice Chancellor is assisted in the delivery of his duties by two Personal Assistants (PAs). The PAs help the Vice Chancellor meet his objectives and targets by effectively planning his schedule and travels both within and outside the country. The PAs are assisted by an Administrative Assistant and a Secretary.
The Public Relations Office and International Relations Office both fall under the Office of the Vice Chancellor.
The Public Relations Office is responsible for ensuring that the University and its activities, achievements and awards are communicated appropriately to both the internal and external publics read more...
The International Relations Office was initiated by the former Vice Chancellor Prof Livingstone Luboobi in June 2004, and set up in 2005 after approval by the Makerere University Council. The office is responsible for coordinating all international related matters, as conducted in the different units. The Office also coordinates admissions and welfare for all International students read more...
Contact Information
The Vice Chancellor: Professor John Ddumba-Ssentamu
Room 303, Main Administration Building
Makerere University
P.O. Box 7062, Kampala, Uganda
Tel: +256 414 542803/ 532631/4
Fax: +256 414 541068
Email: vc[at]admin.mak.ac.ug
Personal Assistant to the Vice Chancellor: Ms. Caroline Nanono Jjingo
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Makerere University
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Tel: +256 414 542803
Fax: +256 414 541068
Email: pavc[at]admin.mak.ac.ug
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Genome-wide association study of antibody response to Newcastle disease virus in chicken
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- BMC Genetics 1471-2156
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- Springer (Biomed Central Ltd.)
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- 14
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Background Since the first outbreak in Indonesia in 1926, Newcastle disease has become one of the most common and contagious bird diseases throughout the world. To date, enhancing host antibody response by vaccination remains the most efficient strategy to control outbreaks of Newcastle disease. Antibody response plays an important role in host resistance to Newcastle disease, and selection for antibody response can effectively improve disease resistance in chickens. However, the molecular basis of the variation in antibody response to Newcastle disease virus (NDV) is not clear. The aim of this study was to detect genes modulating antibody response to NDV by a genome-wide association study (GWAS) in chickens. Results To identify genes or chromosomal regions associated with antibody response to NDV after immunization, a GWAS was performed using 39,833 SNP markers in a chicken F2 resource population derived from a cross between two broiler lines that differed in their resistance. Two SNP effects reached 5% Bonferroni genome-wide significance (P<1.26×10-6). These two SNPs, rs15354805 and rs15355555, were both on chicken (Gallus gallus) chromosome 1 and spanned approximately 600 Kb, from 100.4 Mb to 101.0 Mb. Rs15354805 is in intron 7 of the chicken Roundabout, axon guidance receptor, homolog 2 (ROBO2) gene, and rs15355555 is located about 243 Kb upstream of ROBO2. Rs15354805 explained 5% of the phenotypic variation in antibody response to NDV, post immunization, in chickens. Rs15355555 had a similar effect as rs15354805 because of its linkage disequilibrium with rs15354805 (r2=0.98). Conclusion The region at about 100 Mb from the proximal end of chicken chromosome 1, including the ROBO1 and ROBO2 genes, has a strong effect on the antibody response to the NDV in chickens. This study paves the way for further research on the host immune response to NDV.


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Who should do this training?
The aim of this workshop is to equip participants with the skills, knowledge and attitude to plan, organise and facilitate learning in the workplace. It is suitable for trainers and assessors, particularly those working for Registered Training Organisations and those who are undertaking the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. The course may also be useful for others who are responsible for training others in the workplace, including managers, supervisors and training consultants.
How long does the course go for?
The workshop duration is 2 days.
What is the cost?
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Which unit(s) are covered?
TAEDEL402 – Plan, organise and facilitate learning in the workplace
This unit contributes to the TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
What topics and activities are included?
Throughout the course, learners will be required to undertake a case study which involves analysis and interpretation of a Training Package to meet a client need.
Day 1
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- Introduction to workplace learning
- How people learn
- Developing a workplace learning plan
Day 2
- Developing a workplace learning plan (continued)
- Facilitating learning in the workplace
- Closing and evaluating the workplace learning
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What about homework and assessment requirements?
Participants may find it necessary to complete some work at home after the first day of the course, in preparation for the following day.
Activities to be completed during the training:
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- Part 6. Like I said, I'll try to put as much detail as possible in parts following this one, so, uh... be patient... if you even read this. Ah, no one listens to my problems. Not even Dr. Kaufmann.
- Anyway, let's just get on with the story.
Everyone going on the trip were told to meet at the subway station near KFC- Kansas Free Corn. KFC was a farmer's market selling corn (duh), pumpkins, squash, all those other good things. So, Angela and Alex met at the station first, and then Vincent appeared. He was driving in a hurry, running a red light and nearly hitting someone. The tires squealed when Vincent hit the brake, leaving four dark skid marks on the road. James took a while longer to meet them outside. When he arrived, he went in the back of the KFC and bought some unnecessary vegetables and other stuff.
"So... is everyone here?" Alex asked.
"I am. I'm forced to..." Angela replied.
"We know. Oh, and I'm here, too," Vincent said, raising his arm.
"Check. So, James, ya here?"
No answer from him.
James ran down the path to the station. "I'm here! I was getting my vegetables in the car!"
"Um, we probably won't get back until two months from now. Those veggies will spoil and look nasty when we get back," Alex said.
"What? So I bought this crap for nothing?"
"Uh, yeeah, pretty much."
"Damn it!"
"Hey! You stole my catchphrase! I'll sue you for copyright infringement! One million... dollars!" Angela said, pointing at James.
"It was an accident, I swear!"
"Okay, guys, our train is here," Alex said. He put his transit ticket in the turnstile and he went through. Vincent and Angela did the same, and now they were waiting for James. He took out his and tried putting it in the slot.
"Huh? Why won't it go in? Eat it! Come on, I bought this as a snack for you! Now please, eat it! Please! Eat the ticket! EAT THE GODDAMN TICKET!" James was furiously trying to stuff the ticket in the slot.
"Uh, James..." Vincent called.
"The ticket's upside down..."
James looked at his ticket. "Oh, heh, heh. I meant to do that... no, I didn't that's a lie." He flipped his ticket and went through.
The four stepped through the doors and found four seats. The rest of the train was crowded. "Damn, is it rush hour?" Alex asked.
"No, it's slow hour," Vincent replied.
"Then why the hell do they call it rush hour?"
"That's just what it's called, I was just-"
"No! I want to know why the hell they call it rush hour!"
Angela paid no attention to Alex and Vincent bickering over the other name of eight in the morning. She stared out the window watching the rain trickle down the window. Below the train was a busy street, suffering from a traffic jam. People were yelling, honking horns, and running traffic lights trying to get to work on time. She then looked at the grey monochrome sky, the puffy rain clouds preventing the sun from leaking through. Angela returned to gazing at the street. Men and women were running under umbrellas and jumping over puddles to avoid getting wet. Some were lucky enough to stay dry, others happened to be around when a car drove over a rain puddle. Angela saw the anger spreading all over the street like a disease.
"Like I said, I have no idea why they call it rush hour!"
"Well, you better find out because I demand to know!"
James watched Alex and Vincent yell at each other, and he was quite entertained. After some time, everyone on the train stared at the two yelling at each other. James got bored of listening to them, so he looked out the window. Every time the train stopped at a station, he would make faces at the people waiting to get on a train. Some people were staring at him with a puzzled look, others were glaring at him in anger, and others just burst out laughing. In any outcome, James laughed until he nearly wet himself.
"All passengers must get off at this point, we will receive new passengers. All current passengers must get off the train. No one will come back on."
"Well, this is our stop anyway," Alex said.
"Where are we?" Vincent asked.
"South Ashfield. We're gonna explore the sights of South Ashfield for now."
"What is here that is so interesting? I don't see anything," Angela said.
"Oh, you'll see Angela. Now, take out your cameras, we're gonna be snapping tons of photos!" Alex said.
"Snapping photos? But aren't they like paper? Shouldn't they be made of wood if we're snapping photos?" Vincent asked.
"Why do they call it snapping photos? This I DEMAND to know now!" Alex said.
"Oh, here we go again! This time, I'm recording it!" James said, and the red light on his camera turned on.
An hour later, the four reached a small motel, called the East Lark Motel. They were to spend the night there and get on with the traveling the next day. Each friend got their own room for the night, and they were checking them out.
Angela examined her room, and along the top of the walls were some portraits. Each portrait had a man staring at the bed. "This is kind of creepy. I can't sleep in here by myself. I can't have pictures staring at me all night! It's uncomfortable!" Angela dropped her stuff on the bed and left the room to talk to Alex. "Alex, there are creepy portraits in my room. They won't stop staring at me!"
"You think that's creepy? Look at my room! It's next to a closed room with an old keyhole! I could easily look through it! And I did!"
"What was in there?"
"Oh, some woman in white. She looked like she was crying in the corner. Everything in that room looked really old. It was weird."
"I can't be in that room by myself! Sleep in the other bed across from mine. I cannot be in there alone! I... I could kill myself!"
"Don't say that! Okay, I'll go. Just don't kill yourself."
The next morning, Angela and Alex awoke at the same time and got ready to go. James and Vincent were already at the counter. Alex went and took one quick look in the keyhole again. This time, there was nothing but red. Pure red. The red went on forever and ever.
"Did you get a good night's sleep, Angela?" Vincent asked.
"No. Portraits kept staring at me. I didn't like it."
The kind old man at the counter butted in. "What room were you in?"
"Um, 100."
"Oh-ho-ho! There isn't a single portrait in this motel. The things in your room are windows!"
Angela thought she had a brick stuck in her throat. "Wi-win-windows...?"
"Yep, windows!"
"Are they better than Macs?" Vincent asked. James elbowed Vincent's ribs. "Ow!"
Angela was shocked and couldn't say anymore.
"Um, let's go Angela. There's a cab waiting outside..." Vincent said. James followed.
Alex walked to the counter and asked, "What's in room 103?"
"Did you peek in the keyhole?"
Alex had a hard time confessing. "Y-y-y-yes..."
"Okay, then I gotta tell ya. A couple was staying in that room decades ago. In a fit of rage, the husband killed his wife while she was sleeping. Her ghost haunts it, so we closed the room, and we didn't give anyone the key."
"So... it's actually...haunted?" Alex said, afraid.
"Oh, yes. But there was something weird about the wife."
"What?" Alex asked, shaking.
"She was like, really pale. Her clothes were white, and her skin nearly matched. But, the only thing that was a different color was her eyes, which were red."
Alex wet his pants after hearing this.
"Okay, Missionary, did you place the call?" Claudia asked.
"Yes, Master Claudia. The operator said Detective Douglas would be right on it."
"Excellent. Walter, how did sending the message to Heather go?"
"I think it's a success," Walter said.
'Deer Dear Heather,
It is unfortuneate that I must say that your friend
Dougie Douglas has dyed. Please come to Lakside Amusment Park Park as soon as possibl. we need you're your presents at the grime crime seen. Please get hear as soon as possibl. Thank u.
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Who the hell sent this? Oh, it's another Stanley, isn't it?" Heather said, tearing up the note.
"But... it said Douglas died... is that true? I should just drive by and check it out. No, It's a trick... No, I'm going!" Heather said, and grabbed the car keys to her new car. She jumped in through the sunroof and drove away.
"Okay, so now all we gotta do is wait until they get here," Claudia said.
"It's not going to work, Claudia. You know it won't, just like your ridiculous dream of salvation of all mankind. Who would award unbelievers?"
"Dad, stop it. You are ruining my rep!"
"Rep? What kind of word is that? Another word you made up, huh? Fool!"
"Master Claudia, is there a problem?"
"Yes... get my father to a rubber cell so he could calm down."
"What?! Rubber room? Excuse me! You cannot put me there! I am your father!"
"We need your violence taken out on Heather and Douglas, not me or anyone else. If you need to, take it out on the walls. Take him, Missionary."
The Missionary grabbed him by the costume ears and dragged him to a makeshift padded cell built earlier by Claudia, knowing Leonard would have violent outbursts.
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I guarantee 90% of you read the title of this book and have no idea what I'm writing about. That same 90% will know exactly what I'm talking about when I say this is the book that Sam Peckinpah's classic film Straw Dogs is based on.
To coincide with the release of the remake of that film, Titan has re-released the original 1969 novel with a new cover based on the one-sheet for the remake.
This is where I hit my first issue. The new movie isn't based on the book. It's based on the first movie. The first movie, while based on the book, takes a number of liberties with the story and becomes an altogether different animal in translation. The new movie, when compared to this book, is like that old children's game of telephone: By the time you reach the end, what comes out bears little resemblance to the source.
That bit of ill-advised marketing dealt with, let's move on to the book.
Those who have seen Peckinpah's film will be familiar with most of the major points here: American college teacher George Macgruder takes his wife, Louise, to her native England with their daughter so he can finish a book and, hopefully, heal their fracturing relationship. Almost immediately his uptight American sensibilities clash with the brutish backwoods locals, ending in a night of violence and transformation for George.
In short, wimp meets bullies, wimp becomes a man in the clash and stops being a wimp.
While Peckinpah's film tells that basic story, he made several changes to the tale from the book that, when added up, completely change the character of the story. (Note that the following are minor spoilers for both the novel and the original film, although not explicit unless you've already seen the film and will understand the differences between the two. At that point, you know the story, so there's no harm in the spoiling.)
Here, David and Louise have a daughter, 8-year-old Karen. There's no rape. Louise has no connection to the invaders. Niles is a child murderer, and Janice is a child. The book is also dramatically more bloody than the Peckinpah film, with a high body count by the end.
The result is that while Peckinpah's film is more direct about what makes a man, this book is something almost quaint by today's standards: a tale of how intellectual and effeminate Americans are in comparison to their manly, hard-working British counterparts. It's quaint simply because of how much can change in 40 years.
At the time of the novel the future of America appeared to be the anti-war, college educated man, engaged in relations with forward-thinking, sexually liberated women. Instead we are now regarded as a nation of cowboys, shooting-from-the-hip wild cards, while the Europeans are viewed as effeminate, cultured, educated, and pacifistic.
The clash here, then, is between George's American sensibilities and Louise's innate desire to cling to her British roots, while they both are primarily concerned with Karen's safety. George decides to make a stand based on his pacifist principals that, ironically, force him to engage in a small war. Almost everything that happens is due to tragic misunderstandings and ignorance. Indeed, while so much of the book seems to cast British society as superior to America, the majority of the Britons on display here are ignorant, foolish people given over to their compulsions and ignorance.
What we're left with is an exciting but frustrating book. Nobody is likable. George is a wimp. Louise is a shrew. The ignorant Britons are criminals, drunkard, and brutes. The educated Britons are well-meaning but sometimes dimwitted and completely ineffective at changing their small town into something more than it is.
Even if you've seen both films, if you enjoyed them, you'll likely enjoy the book. It's dramatically different enough from them both that there are surprises in store for you. (Above and beyond the mild spoilers above…none of them speaks to the plot itself, just the circumstances surrounding it.)
The inevitable question: Which is better? I haven't seen the remake, but I'm familiar with the changes in it. I'd say I don't care for any of them. I appreciate what Peckinpah did with the original film, but I don't care for the story, the characters, or the outcome. Here it's much the same but for different reasons. However, unlike the Peckinpah film, I feel the book is very exciting for much of the course of the tale while Peckinpah's film gets bogged down at times.
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Arlene Louise FreguliaPublic Health Educator
Arlene Louise Fregulia, 70, a D.C. government public health educator, died Aug. 29 of cancer at her home in the Kingstowne community of Fairfax County.
Ms. Fregulia was born in Oakland, Calif., and was a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley. She then worked at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California as a research technician.
From 1962 to 1964, she served in the Peace Corps in Brazil. She worked briefly in public health in Bakersfield, Calif., and received a master's degree in public health education in 1966 from the University of Michigan.
She moved to the District in 1966 and worked in public health education with the D.C. government, concentrating on infant care, infant mortality projects and maternal health education. She retired in 1991.
Ms. Fregulia traveled widely overseas and traveled throughout Africa, Asia and the British Isles. She also raised several bichon frise dogs.
She lived in Arlington and Alexandria before settling in Fairfax County.
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Elton G. NelsonFiber Crop Expert
Elton G. Nelson, 95, a fiber crop expert who retired as an assistant director in the Office of Textiles in the Department of Commerce, died of complications of pneumonia Aug. 25 at the Maplewood retirement community in Bethesda.
In 1937, five months before graduating from Oregon State University, Dr. Nelson began conducting research on fiber flax for the Agricultural Research Administration of the U.S. Agriculture Department in Corvallis, Ore. He continued the flax work until 1948, when he went on a special eight-month assignment with the State Department to study jute in India and Pakistan and was stationed in Calcutta, India, now known as Kolkata.
He returned to the Agricultural Research Administration, this time in Beltsville, where he directed agronomic research on long vegetable fiber crops. He was a recognized authority on these crops.
From 1960 to 1963, Dr. Nelson was with what is now the U.S. Agency for International Development in Washington, serving first as agronomist and then as assistant to the science adviser for Latin America. He joined the Commerce Department in 1963 and retired in 1970.
For his work in fiber crops, he was included in American Men and Women of Science.
A native of Elgin, Ore., he graduated from Oregon State in 1937 and received a master's degree in agronomy in 1946. He received a PhD in agronomy and plant genetics at the University of Minnesota in 1961.
He worked his way through college at jobs that included driving a truck, selling Real Silk hosiery and conducting shipping point inspections of fruits and vegetables for the state of Oregon.
He lived in the Washington area 56 years.
Since 1985, he had volunteered regularly with Friends of the Kennedy Center at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
His marriage to Lucille Wilkins ended in divorce.
His wife, Alice Fray Nelson, whom he married in 1950, died in 1983.
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She was born Catherine Lillian Coffey in Voss, N.D., and grew up on her family's sugar beet farm. She graduated from nurse's training at Deaconess Hospital in Grand Forks, N.D. She married a National Park Service employee and then lived in California, Minnesota, Colorado, Virginia, Maryland and Massachusetts.
Her husband of 39 years, Richard S. Tousley, died in 1996.
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THE NRL has gone retro in a bid to arrest slumping crowds and TV ratings, bringing back a fan favourite - Saturday afternoon football down the home straight of this years premiership.
Fox Sports will broadcast five games live from the old school 3pm Saturday time slot over the closing six rounds, including two twilight fixtures in New Zealand.
The remaining three Saturday afternoon matches will be played in daylight on this side of Tasman: Raiders v Bulldogs (Round 23), Dragons v Tigers (Round 24) and Dragons v Warriors (Round 26).
Heeding the call for more day-time footy was the highlight of yesterday's release of the season's final schedule segment, which also included:
• A final round Thursday night blockbuster between Brisbane and Canterbury from Suncorp Stadium.
• Canberra failing to add to their lone Friday Night appearance in 2013.
• Friday night darlings Brisbane receiving another four fixtures in the most prized slot, despite running 12th at present.
• Canterbury being hit with consecutive Monday night fixtures in Rounds 21 and 22 after being spared from the dreaded slot all season.
• South Sydney's Round 26 epic against the Roosters being scheduled on as a stand alone Friday night game at ANZ Stadium, presenting fans with a chance to set new regular season attendance and ratings records.
But the most pleasing development for supporters is sure to be the return of Saturday afternoon fixtures – previously home of the code's match of the round.
With overall ratings down more than three percent on last year's figures, the NRL was willing to experiment and also assure itself of another live game as opposed to a 9:30pm replay on Saturday nights.
After tracking eight percent ahead in April, average crowds have also fallen back to 2012 levels and the return to daylight hours should be a late season winner with punters.
NRL operations manager Nathan McGuirk last night said Saturday afternoons could become a permanent feature of the season climax should crowds and ratings justify its survival.
"It's hard to play more day games early in the season, when we saw some heatwave conditions," McGuirk said.
"Then in the depths of winter we've got less fixtures with the byes.
"But late in the season the weather is improving and all the stakeholders thought it was worthwhile to try."
McGuirk confirmed the final round Thursday night game was locked into the NRL's broadcast deal until the end of 2017.
"Round 26 is a feature round and we wanted to split the two Friday night games to promote both in their own right," he said.
Round 21
Friday, Aug 2
Panthers vs. Roosters Centrebet Stadium 7:35pm
Knights vs. Broncos Hunter Stadium 7:35pm
Saturday, Aug 3
Warriors vs. Sharks Mt Smart Stadium (FOX) 5:00pm
Eels vs. Sea Eagles Parramatta Stadium (FOX)5:30pm
Cowboys vs. Rabbitohs 1300SMILES Stadium (FOX)7:30pm
Sunday, Aug 4
Raiders vs. Storm Canberra Stadium (FOX) 2:00pm
Titans vs. Wests Tigers Skilled Park 3:00pm
Monday, Aug 5
Dragons vs. Bulldogs WIN Jubilee Oval (FOX) 7:00pm
Round 22
Friday, Aug 9
Storm vs. Rabbitohs AAMI Park 7:35pm
Eels vs. Wests Tigers Parramatta Stadium 7:35pm
Saturday, Aug 10
Roosters vs. Raiders Allianz Stadium (FOX) 5:30pm
Sharks vs. Knights Remondis Stadium (FOX) 7:30pm
Sunday, Aug 11
Sea Eagles vs. Warriors Bluetongue Stadium (FOX)2:00pm
Broncos vs. Dragons Suncorp Stadium (NINE) 3:00pm
Panthers vs. Cowboys Centrebet Stadium (FOX) 6:30pm
Monday, Aug 12
Bulldogs vs. Titans ANZ Stadium (FOX) 7:00pm
Round 23
Friday, Aug 16
Rabbitohs vs. Sea Eagles Bluetongue Stadium 7:35pm
Broncos vs. Eels Suncorp Stadium 7:35pm
Saturday, Aug 17
Raiders vs. Bulldogs Canberra Stadium (FOX) 3:00pm
Cowboys vs. Titans 1300SMILES Stadium (FOX)5:30pm
Dragons vs. Sharks WIN Stadium (FOX) 7:30pm
Sunday, Aug 18
Warriors vs. Panthers Mt Smart Stadium (FOX) 2:00pm
Knights vs. Storm Hunter Stadium 3:00pm
Monday, Aug 19
Wests Tigers vs. Roosters
Round 24
Friday, Aug 23
Rabbitohs vs. Bulldogs ANZ Stadium 7:35pm
Panthers vs. Broncos Centrebet Stadium 7:35pm
Saturday, Aug 24
Dragons vs. Tigers WIN Jubilee Oval (FOX) 3:00pm
Titans vs. Warriors Skilled Park (FOX) 5:30pm
Cowboys vs. Knights 1300SMILES Stadium (FOX)7:30pm
Sunday, Aug 25
Raiders vs. Sea Eagles Canberra Stadium (FOX) 2:00pm
Storm vs. Eels AAMI Park (NINE) 3:00pm
Monday, Aug 26
Sharks vs. Roosters Remondis Stadium (FOX) 7:00pm
Round 25
Friday, Aug 30
Bulldogs vs. Panthers ANZ Stadium 7:35pm
Broncos vs. Knights Suncorp Stadium 7:35pm
Saturday, Aug 31
Warriors vs. Raiders Mt Smart Stadium (FOX) 3:00pm
Tigers vs. Rabbitohs Allianz Stadium (FOX) 5:30pm
Sea Eagles vs. Storm Brookvale Oval (FOX) 7:30pm
Sunday, Sep 1
Sharks vs. Cowboys Remondis Stadium (FOX) 2:00pm
Roosters vs. Titans Allianz Stadium (NINE) 3:00pm
Monday, Sep 2
Eels vs. Dragons ANZ Stadium (FOX) 7:00pm
Round 26
Thursday, Sep 5
Broncos vs. Bulldogs Suncorp Stadium 7:45pm
Friday, Sep 6
Rabbitohs vs. Roosters ANZ Stadium 7:45pm
Saturday, Sep 7
Dragons vs. Warriors WIN Stadium (FOX) 3:00pm
Storm vs. Titans AAMI Park (FOX) 5:30pm
Cowboys vs. Tigers 1300SMILES Stadium (FOX)7:30pm
Sunday, Sep 8
Sea Eagles vs. Panthers Brookvale Oval (FOX) 2:00pm
Knights vs. Eels Hunter Stadium 3:00pm
Raiders vs. Sharks Canberra Stadium (FOX) 7:00pm
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I ordered two sets, one in rhodium plating one in pink gold plating and kept set in pink gold plating. The rhodium plated set was too white and bright making my beautiful Canadian diamond ring not look as good as when worn alone. I'm happy with my pink gold plated set, they're very sparkly and pretty and comfortable to wear. Diamonelle sizing is on the small side so order up a size especially with a wider ring or set of rings which takes up more room on the finger. Pink gold plating still there after a few weeks of solid wear including washing dishes etc. Happy with this set and not too wide for my shorter fingers for once! Very sparkly as usual, love Diamonelle!
Love this set!!
By Jmacfan
from London. Ontario
I love this set in gold and get many compliments on it.Wear it on my ring finger as I fell and damaged ny hand so I cannot wear my original wedding rings.I love the sparkle and feel it is great value for the money...thank you Diamonelle!
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Fun and versatile
By Lolo the shopper
from Montreal
Bought 2 sets in the rose gold to wear on the middle finger. They are fun to switch around and create a different look. The 4 small bands together look great and have alot of shine. I also wear the 2 larger ones in the middle with 2 of the smaller ones on each side. They'll also look great with other rose gold bands.
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So Pretty!
By MAC
from Toronto
I LOVE this set!!! I was a little unsure at first, but I'm glad I ordered the set and took a chance. It doesn't look "fake" at all and is really pretty whether you were the rings individually or as a set.
Very Pretty
By Jinx
from Toronto, ON
Purchased this in the gold and I like the two small bands together, the larger one not so much! But then again, I really wanted the two small bands - they are pretty and sparkle.
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By glenbob
from Vancouver island
Bought 2 rhodium sets about 5 months ago. Upon delivery I immediately tossed the 4 small bands in the trash as they were ridiculously miniscule and seriously wimpy. Have been using the larger bands as bookends for a 3 carat estate solitaire and in good light you can see these babies from the space station. I have been buying diamonelle for a long time and I have noticed of late that the quality of the settings is really starting to go downhill. What is the point of putting "the worlds best diamond simulant" in a poor quality setting? I have a couple of Tycoon pieces and these settings are amazing, the platinum plating is fantastic and the diamonelle faceting is squeal with delight amazing. Here's a thought, get Tycoon to make all the settings for diamonelle. I would gladly pay a few bux extra for great quality. Just saying!


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It was dark when the phone woke me. George Benson was on the radio, and I'd been dreaming about my ex-lover, Daniel. Not my favorite thing. In the dream, I was yelling at him about something. I couldn't remember what. He had a pirate's patch over one eye and didn't bother to yell back. I cursed my subconscious and padded out into the living room, picked up the phone, and grunted into the heavy, black receiver.
'Nick? It's Eugene. You asked me to call if I saw that particular person. Well, he's here at Big Nell's.'
Big Nell's is a tiny storefront bar a few blocks from my apartment. They manage to pull in a crowd on Sunday afternoons with a combination of cheap drink specials and Al Parker movies playing on portable TVs dangled from every corner of the bar.
I got there a half hour later, freshly showered and smelling of Polo. Eugene sat at the bar with a couple of very young, very blond men. Twinkies. It took me a minute to be sure, but neither of them was Brian Peerson. I took a stool at the opposite end of the bar and ordered a Miller.
I scanned the bar until I found him. Brian Peerson stood in a huddle with three boys roughly around his age. He wore a dark pair of Calvin Klein jeans, a tight sweater, and a pair of Frey boots with a high enough heel to throw off his posture in a way that flattered his ass. He'd let his hair grow out a little, and the curls were coming back. It was blonder than it had been in his high school photo. He was going for a sun-kissed look, but that didn't happen in Chicago. Not in winter. In winter it looked dyed. He was an attractive kid, but already he was working too hard at it.
His friends seemed to like him, or at least they laughed at his jokes. I wondered a moment what kind of person he was. Then I told myself not to be stupid. All I had to do was wait until he left the bar, follow him home, and get his address. While I waited, I sipped a beer and considered ways to pad my bill so I wouldn't have to send back the part of my retainer I'd just spent on a pumped-up cassette player.
Around eight, Brian grabbed a giant, blue down coat that made him look like the Michelin man when he put it on. I was sure he hadn't noticed me keeping an eye on him. He'd kept his back to me most of the time. Besides, I'd spent the last twenty minutes trying to shake off a drunk guy in his early thirties who was hitting on me pretty hard.
'You sure you don't want to see my place? It's a loft. You know, like they have in New York. It's just fucking great.' Brian had just walked out the door. I got off the stool to follow, and the drunk guy grabbed me.
'Listen, listen to me, I'll give you a blowjob you'll never forget.'
'Yeah,' I said. 'That's what I'm afraid of.'
Before he could think about it, I pulled his hands off me and zipped out the door. Brian was half a block away, heading toward the Addison El stop. Fortunately, the snow had stopped. Everything was covered in a good eight to ten inches, giving the world a muffled quality, like the whole city was suddenly wrapped in gauze. Brian was a good five inches shorter than I am, with shorter legs; I had to be careful not to gain on him.
As we waited on the platform for the train, I hung back out of his line of sight. He smoked a cigarette and cruised a guy on the opposite platform. When the train arrived, I considered getting in the next car in case he recognized me from the bar, but I was afraid I'd lose him. When the doors opened, we both got in; he went one way, I went the other.
We headed north, zipping by Sheridan, Wilson, Lawrence; I began to wonder how far north we'd be going. Finally, he got off at Bryn Mawr. I had to wait until he was well off the train and barely got off without the doors slamming shut on me. Brian wasn't on the platform. Obviously he'd already made it down the stairs.
The area was called Edgewater. It had been nice forty years ago, but now it was seedy and cheap. As evidenced by the train station, which desperately needed renovation. I headed down the stairs. No sign of Brian. He must already be on the street. I picked up my pace to make sure I caught sight of him before he went and turned some corner.
When I spun through the turnstile that put me out onto Bryn Mawr, I was surprised to find Brian standing there, smoking another cigarette. I averted my eyes quickly and turned as though I had a particular destination in mind. My stomach sank when I heard his steps crunching in the snow behind me. He'd figured out I was following him, and now he was returning the favor. I was struggling to figure a way to save the situation when I heard him say, 'I know why you've been following me.'
I stopped. 'Right now you seem to be following me.' My mind raced. Had he figured the whole thing out? Did he know Walt was trying to find him? If he knew Walt was looking for him--
'You were at the bar,' he said. Then he looked me up and down. It was a look that should have melted the snow around us in a five-foot radius. I smiled. Obviously, he figured I thought he was cute and that's why I was following him home. I decided not to correct him.
He stepped passed me, and I quickly fell into step with him. 'Have you lived in this neighborhood long?' I asked.
'Less than a year.'
'You like it?'
'Not really. There's a lot of weirdos on the street.' He laughed after he said it. Just to let me know he meant me. 'Do you have a name?' he asked.
'Nick Nowak.'
'I'm Brian Peerson.'
I nodded like it was the first time I'd heard the name. We walked a few blocks without saying much, then we turned south on Kenmore. Halfway down the block we stopped in front of a building done up in a Tudor style, like it could have been sitting someplace in Merry Olde England. It was three stories tall, the kind of building that was all studio apartments. I noted the address: 5518.
Brian pushed the security door open. It was broken and no longer required a key. We walked half the length of the building to a small, rickety elevator. After we squeezed in, he pulled the gate shut, and, with a jolt, we began to rise. He seemed nervous. Or maybe I was just projecting. I was nervous, that's for sure. I shouldn't be doing what I was about to do. It violated all sorts of ethical codes, I was sure.
As soon as we got to his apartment door, I'd know his exact address. I should make some excuse and just leave. After all, my client made it seem like he was this kid's boyfriend, and it might even be true. Either way, I knew he wouldn't be too happy about me fucking Brian. Of course, Brian had made it pretty clear he'd be real happy about me fucking him. So it would be hard not to.
When we got into his apartment, number 321, we began to peel off our outer gear. The place was small, about the size of my living room, but cute. Maybe too cute. The walls in the living room were baby blue, and the kitchen was lemon yellow. I couldn't see the bathroom, but I was betting it was pink. There was a mattress and box spring on the floor, a love seat, a desk. One side of the place was all closet doors. Doors that had once flipped open and dropped a Murphy bed.
He had a lot of stuff crammed in there: books, records, prints on the wall. He'd hit the boutiques in New Town pretty hard. All the stuff and the colors he'd picked to paint the place up told me he'd made a home for himself here. Which didn't quite fit with his being on the run from some old boyfriend.
'So, have you got a boyfriend?' I asked. Given the situation, it seemed like a reasonable question.
He looked around the apartment and said, 'Where would I put him?' It seemed more evasion than answer, and I wanted to give him a good slap.
Standing on his toes, he kissed me. His lips were still cold from the ride home. He smelled like cigarette smoke and snow and Aramis. He kissed me so deeply I began to wonder how he'd breathe. Then he pulled back and said, 'The minute you walked in the bar, I could tell you were there for me.'
So much for my surveillance abilities.
'I love guys like you,' he said.
'Really? Why's that?'
He smiled at me and licked his lips. At the same time, he was opening my belt. 'Guys like you are easy to figure out.'
I don't like being easy to figure out.
Brushing away his hands, I opened up his jeans and yanked them down around his knees. I pulled at his striped bikini briefs until his half-hard cock popped free. It was pink and hooded. Another time I might have enjoyed paying it some attention. Instead, I spun him around and pushed him up against the arch between the living room and the kitchen. I dipped my hand between his ass cheeks and rubbed his hole.
His ass was covered in a light coating of blond hair. I spit on a finger and slipped it into him. Brian wiggled back onto my hand. Deep in his throat he made a rumbling sound, halfway between a whimper and a demand. We were a foot or so away from a little dinette table. A glass dish sat in the middle of the table holding a half stick of butter. I squeezed a chunk and warmed it up in my hands. Quickly, I spread the butter on my dick and all over his ass.
'Ah... Jesus fuck,' Brian said as I entered him. I braced myself against the wall and began pumping him. I left a buttery handprint on his wall, but I didn't give it a thought. I wasn't thinking about much besides his ass squeezing down on my dick, the shockwaves rippling through his fleshy buttocks, and the panting sighs escaping his lips.
Wrapping both hands around his hips, I pounded into him hard and fast. With each pump I lifted him off the floor so that his cowboy boots tapped against the hardwood floor. I was punishing him, though I couldn't have told you what for.
'Oh my God, oh my God...' Brian groaned.
I picked up speed. A thin layer of sweat broke out over most of my body. With a yelp, I was coming deep inside of him. But still I continued to slam into him until every last drop was squeezed out of me.
Breathing heavily, I stopped and stayed very still for a few moments. I pulled out of him and stepped back. At first, I wasn't sure if he'd come or not. But then, when he stepped away from the wall, I saw that he'd sprayed jizz all over it. When he turned around, there was come all over the bottom of his sweater, as well.
I noticed he was shaking. A good fuck will do that to you, I thought. But then he turned and looked at the mess we'd made of his wall, come and buttery handprints everywhere. He took it all in, his neck flushing red with anger.
'I think you'd better leave.'


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Ellen DeGeneres is one of America's most famous comedians and was born on January 26, 1958 in Metairie, Louisiana. As DeGeneres was growing up she wanted to be a veterinarian but gave up the thought since she wasn't "book smart". Vance DeGeneres, Ellen DeGeneres's older brother, was considered the comedian in the family for a while until once, when DeGeneres was in a public speaking event she was fearful of the crowd and used joking to get through the event. By the late 1970's when DeGeneres had finished creating a comedy act for a few of her friends she was asked to perform in a coffee house. Soon she was travelling around the U.S. on the comedy club circuit. When Ellen DeGeneres was asked to be on The Tonight Show she obtained the honor of being the first female comedian to be asked by Johnny Carson to sit on the famous "couch" the first time she visited. She soon started making routine visits on the talk show circuit. For example she went on shows like The Oprah Winfrey Show, Larry King Live, Good Morning America etc.
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Ellen DeGeneres starred in a TV show called These Friends of Mine later changed to Ellen in 1994. In April 1997 the show faced strong negativity when Ellen's character became the first lead character to openly acknowledge her homosexuality on the air. As a result of this, the episode got a whopping 46 million views and it also won Ellen a Peabody Award. During the remainder of the season ABC executives and Ellen faced more negativity. But they also received a round of applause from gay-friendly supporters like Ellen's mom, Betty DeGeneres, who went on many talk shows to support her daughter. But even though they got an Emmy for the episode of her coming out and the fact that there was a supportive audience the show was cancelled in 1998. DeGeneres went on to take part in roles on successful HBO specials.
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Ellen DeGeneres has been included in Times "100 Most Influential" and Forbes's ''100 Most Powerful" lists. In 2003 Ellen DeGeneres voiced the character Dory in Finding Nemo and got two Emmy nominations the next year for her stand-up comedy act called Ellen DeGeneres: Here and Now. Ellen DeGeneres eventually moved to daytime television in 2003 with her talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. DeGeneres hosted the Academy Awards for the first time in 2007 and has also has hosted the Emmy's twice. She married Portia de Rossi on August 16, 2008. Then in 2010, Ellen DeGeneres became the fourth judge on American Idol, and has become a sought out representative for popular campaigns like JCPenny, Covergirl, and American Express. She is the successful author of My Point… And Do I Have One, The Funny Thing Is…, and Seriously… I'm Kidding. Out of her countless humanitarian efforts she has supported Hurricane Katrina victims, global warming, animal rescue, anti-bullying campaigns, and breast cancer awareness organizations.
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Hi my name is Olivia A and I picked Ellen DeGeneres for my website because I really like her talk show and her comedy. I like how her comedy is funny without being hurtful to other people. Also I made this website because my English teacher told me to. I hope you enjoyed it!
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"Ellen DeGeneres." Britannica School. Encyclopeadia Britannica, Inc., 2014. Web. 16 Dec. 2014. <http://school.eb.com/levels/middle/article/477003>.
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IF predictions of a large spring flood pan out, beach goers on Lake Winnipeg this summer should brace themselves for a scummy mess of blue-green algae.
The culprit is the pile of phosphorus that will wash into the lake with the draining of this spring's looming Red Sea.
Greg McCullough, a research associate at the University of Manitoba's Centre for Earth Observation Science, said any time there is a major flood, the Red River and the lake take on a bigger load of the nutrient.
As the water sits for weeks on flat farm fields along the Red from south of Fargo to the city of Winnipeg, it dissolves phosphorus from the soil, manure, fertilizer, rotting crop residues and other organic material. All of this nutrient finds its way into the lake.
On years where the river stays within its banks, the phosphorus issue is much less severe, said McCullough, who tracks nutrient readings in the Red and other streams. There are 200 to 300 micrograms of phosphorus per litre of water in the Red River during a normal summer. But in spring when the river exceeds its banks, the concentrations rise to 400 micrograms. And the amount of water flowing northward to the lake is dramatically higher.
"You'll get a large injection of phosphorus into Lake Winnipeg if you have a flood like '97," McCullough said in a recent interview.
Some people think the melting snow dilutes the nutrients entering the lake. Not so, said McCullough.
"Roughly speaking, if you had 10 times as much flow come in (to the lake) during the year, you would have 15 to 20 times as much phosphorus come in because you have bumped up the concentration as well as bumping up the amount of water," he said.
Nitrogen concentrations don't increase to the same degree, but there is still more nitrogen entering the lake in a big flood year, he added.
And the Red is the big nutrient villain among the rivers that drain into the lake, producing 70 per cent of its phosphorus, said McCullough. Its summertime flows contain eight to 10 times more phosphorus than the Winnipeg River or the Saskatchewan River. The Assiniboine River is also a smaller contributor because of its relatively low flows and the fact that it drains more rolling land.
Once the Red Sea drains and reverts to farmland once again, Lake Winnipeg becomes a breeding ground for algae, first in the south basin and then in subsequent years in the north basin.
"The phosphorus is critical" to the production of algae, McCullough said. And high levels of phosphorus blended with lesser concentrations of nitrogen actually create conditions that allow blue-green algae to compete well against other forms of algae. That's because the blue-green species are also able to feed off the nitrogen in the air.


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