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QTTabBar ver 1024 (2014-12-24) New - Extends Explorer by tabs and extra folder views - Plugins... Further expansion - Free/Donationware - Multiple-language support by contributors - for Windows7 & Windows8 & Windows8.1 (32bit/64bit) + .net Framework 4.0
It's unclear to me:does it do dual-pane - or are the multiple panes always showing the same location?
@Tom. Yes, this new version is also dual pane of a kind. But I have not yet taken any interest into this feature, so I really can't explain myself other than, it looks different from other dual panes... ? However, there are many features and settings to do. Maybe even more than Miles apparently did the first time he tested it - at least I never had the drag & drop problem he described he had.click for 973x865 pixels: (see attachment in previous post)
I cannot seem to make "ExtraViews"(Dual Pane) work
no, contro, I am not the programmerbut try it anyway, running or not...--------------------------------------Quote from: chrisk on January 31, 2015, 02:53 AMI cannot seem to make "ExtraViews"(Dual Pane) workI cannot say much about this, because I don't use the feature.However, if you right-click a folder in the left margin, you will get a context menu that is different from the normal ones: (see attachment in previous post)
I use eXtender myself (see attachment in previous post)
Quote from: tomos on January 09, 2015, 03:48 AMIt's unclear to me:does it do dual-pane - or are the multiple panes always showing the same location?Explorer windows get multi-tabbed, is the main feature. I tried a mod version done by the other guy some time ago. It seemed stable enough. But the main thing that gripes me with these single pane multi-tabbed deals is I try to drag a bunch of files to another tab and they disappear into a random subfolder, if there are any, in the target tab. Then I have to hunt them down. Not really convenient. I feel more comfortable with dual pane multi-tabbed.I downloaded this one and tried to get it going but it seemed to be hosed by the fact I had Classic Shell installed. I could not access the Folder Options down arrow to enable it. I had a tough time uninstalling both. So I went back to classic shell since I'm on W8 and I'm used to having it.
Where is the executable from QTTabbar. What am i doing bad ?
Quote from: Contro on February 02, 2015, 01:29 PMWhere is the executable from QTTabbar. What am i doing bad ?QTTabbar is a DLL, not an exe.You may not get to like this program. As you have noticed, people that we admire for their understanding of computers, still don't understand how to use QTTabbar. I certainly don't understand how to use it, either - I am not the one playing with the settings! In my mind, one thing is certain; you have to STUDY the manual (or read Japanese?)
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The "Encode" module provides the interfaces between Perl's
strings and the rest of the system. Perl strings are
sequences of characters.
See "perldoc Encode" for the rest of the story
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Encode/
No installation instructions: this port has been deleted.
The package name of this deleted port was: p5-Encode
PKGNAME: p5-Encode
distinfo: There is no distinfo for this port.
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 11
- Move to better category
devel/p5-Encode -> converters/p5-Encode
devel/p5-Encode-compat -> converters/p5-Encode-compat
PR: ports/97644
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- Update to 2.17
PR: ports/97105
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- Update to 2.16
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Respect ${CC}
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PR: ports/88711 (related)
BROKEN: Incorrect pkg-plist
Update to 2.12, remove IGNORE for newer perl.
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search.cpan.org redirect reduction canonicalization project, pass 3:
Refer to all modules using their /dist/Foo/ path instead of via
the mishmash of old author path, new author path, module documentation,
etc. These are mostly stragglers that should have been caught in pass 2.
This pass brought to you by Bill's 102-degree fever during pass 2.
Add p5-Encode 2.10, provides interfaces between strings and the rest of
the system.
PR: ports/84005
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U.S. Park Police are investigating how a car wound up on its side in the C&O Canal in Georgetown Wednesday afternoon.
The crash took place near 33rd and Water streets about 3:10 p.m.
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A federal court has sided with St. Paul-based Hubbard Broadcasting in a legal dispute with DirecTV.
The ruling will keep two Hubbard-owned channels -- Ovation and REELZChannel -- coming to DirecTV customers. The channels have only been around since 2006. But the judge's order was based on a contract the companies signed 16 years ago, when a Hubbard subsidiary merged with DirecTV. The agreement gave the Hubbard family the "right to distribute" up to three channels over the satellite system, provided the programming met a set of criteria.
Last year, negotiations between the two companies broke down, and DirecTV threatened to pull REELZChannel off the air. The satellite provider argued the 16-year-old agreement was never intended to last for "generations." But the court disagreed.
In a statement, Hubbard Broadcasting said it was pleased with the ruling and looks forward to moving ahead with negotiations.
DirecTV is considering an appeal to "address the ruling's errors."


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Kids Might Be Getting Dumber…. Because Of Their Parents??
If you're a childless, grumpy old dude like me, you've probably muttered the line, "What's wrong with this generation of kids, are they learning anything??" According to a new survey, the answer is NO, and it might be because of their parents!
Every parent wants their kid to do well in school and strive to help them along the way, but of the 20,000 parents who were polled, 70% admitted to doing their kids' homework for them, and 38% said their offspring usually wandered off while they did it!!!
It may be self-serving though, since 42% of those parent confessed that they felt a sense of accomplishment when their kid got good grades for the very same homework they did!
HEY PARENTS: Your kids aren't learning anything if you're doing all their work!
HEY KIDS: You're not learning anything if your parents are doing all your work!
I remember my folks helping me with my studies(stupid fractions..), but I'm fairly certain I wasn't allowed to leave and catch another amazing episode of "Family Matters" while mom and dad toiled away with my math!
Is this happening at your house…?


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A Lego master builder has created a likeness of tennis superstar Serena Williams.
Lego has introduced a new line of construction toys that caters to girls ages 5 years and older.
A line of build-and-play construction sets based on the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy and the upcoming film "The Hobbit" is coming to retail.
Sales of games and puzzles dipped 6% last year to $1.24 billion, according to the NPD Group, but Adrienne Appell, a spokeswoman for the Toy Manufacturers Association, said that as a category, games have held steady over the past few years.
Lego is bringing a new kind of ninja to game enthusiasts.


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England may have topped the final medals table, but there is no doubt the 2014 Commonwealth Games judo tournament belonged to Scotland.
Sarah Clark, the veteran judoka from South Shields who only came north of the border for a few weeks training and ended up staying, delivered a fitting end to her international career as the former European champion added the under-63kgs title to the silver won the last time the martial art was in the Commonwealth Games at Manchester 2002.
Heavyweight Sarah Adlington marked her return from injury by winning the heavyweight division - only to then lose her gold medal in an X-ray machine as she left the venue before getting it back.
Royal Marine Chris Sherrington, who found himself lost in a downward spiral of alcohol abuse following his return home from tour of duty in Iraq, delighted the banks of photographers by donning his green beret and trying to take a bite out of his gold medal after toppling fellow giant Ruan Snyman of South Africa.
There is, though, no doubt of the golden moment which all of Scotland wanted.
Flag bearer Euan Burton claimed victory in the under-100kgs division, having decided to step up two weight categories when returning to competitive action from his role as a coach within the national squad.
"This does not make up for London. I worked my whole life to try to be Olympic champion, and I fell short at both Games I made it to," said Burton, who was inconsolable having lost his opening bout at the Olympics two years ago, before delivering an emotional television interview as he came off the Tatami, a lifetime of dreams gone in a matter of seconds.
"These achievements here are a credit not just to the players, who are the ones who do all of the hard work and without that no-one gets any medals, but the people behind them, the coaches, the physios, the strength-and-conditioning guys, all of the staff at Judo Scotland, they helped to make this week happen - 13 medals out of 14 athletes is a pretty good return."
Patrick Dawson almost made it a clean sweep for the Scots, losing his bronze-medal fight at under-73kgs.
Sally Conway, ranked in the world's top six for under-70kgs, will have been disappointed not being able to take the gold when she was beaten by England's Megan Fletcher, the eventual champion, and had to fight back for bronze.
England, though, also had their own stories.
London Olympians Colin Oates and Ashley McKenzie both lived up to their favourites tags in the lightweights, while Nekoda Davis - a 2016 Olympic hopeful based full-time at the British Judo Centre of Excellence - won gold at under-57kgs, beating Scotland's Stephanie Inglis in the final.
Danny Williams, who went through a drastic week of fasting to make the weight having been a late call-up replacement because of injury, produced the performance of his career to claim gold in under-73kgs, before Camberley training partner Owen Livesey defeated compatriot Tom Reed in the half-middleweight final.
There was, though, no fairytale ending for Burton's wife, Gemma Gibbons, the injury-hit Olympic silver medallist, who lost out to Wales' Natalie Powell in the final of the under-78kgs and could face a battle with the Cardiff youngster to qualify a place on the British squad for Rio.
There will, though, be little time to revel in the achievements of Glasgow as focus quickly turns towards preparations for the World Championships in Russia at the end of August.
British Judo Association chairman Kerrith Brown is determined their elite athletes will continue moving forwards.
He said: "We want to make sure we use Glasgow as a platform to carry that success and give the players that extra drive for them to start winning key matches at Grand Slam and Grand Prix events in order to make sure they are within the remit of the Olympic qualifying criteria for Rio."


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Move over, Peter Nowak, you're now the second manager in MLS history to embrace 140 character communication.
Real Salt Lake head coach Jason Kreis has opened his very own Twitter account. Fantastic news.
If you're just joining us, Kreis is one of the most thoughtful and articulate personalities you'll find anywhere in the League. He's also one of the most intense, and definitely not averse to speaking his mind. So yes, this is a good thing.
@nickrimando you better watch what you say about me now Rimando!— Jason Kreis (@JasonKreis) November 26, 2012
Would you be down to have your coach hanging in the Twittersphere? Who do you want to see on your timeline next? Gotta be Paul Mariner, right?


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Oil Market Fundamentals
Professor Mark J. Perry's Blog for Economics and Finance
"The story seems clear: Net oil exports peaked during the 2004-2006 period, and they have been declining in 2007-2008."
On the contrary, what is clear from that chart (data of questionable origin) is that:
(1) Oil prices fell for a while during 2006 when the exports were also falling
(2) Oil prices rose during 2007 when oil exports increased.
(3) Only recentrly and during the last few months, oil exports have falles moderately while oil prices have skyrocketed.
(4) More importantly, oil prices rose in the period 2002 - 2005 while exports where increasing.
Conclusion is that oil prices are positively correlated to exports, not otherwise as suggested.
This should ring a bell.
I attempted a simple connect the dots exercise, with three different data bases. Venezuela & Mexico = V&M. In 10/07, V&M accounted for 20% of total US petroleum imports and probably about 40% of Gulf Coast imports.
In any case, connecting the dots:
V&M showed a sharp annual decline rate in net oil exports in 2007.
From 10/07 to 3/08, they showed a very sharp decline rate in the volume of net oil exports delivered to American shores (annual decline rate of 32%/year). *Bold Mine
Over the past four weeks, we have seen a big drop in the volume of crude oil imports into the Gulf Coast (from all sources).
Quote from Jeffrey Brown - Originator of the "Export Land Model" at The OIl Drum.
More about the Export Land Model, here.
Folks, everybody thinks about "Production;" but to Importers (like us) it's all about the amount of oil that's available for purchase.
It's getting smaller.


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AIKEN - The Aiken County Sheriff's Office has warrants for the arrest of an Aiken man in the theft of weight loss capsules worth $500,000, the department said in a news release today.
Jeremy A. Jones, 29, of the 400 block of Shiloh Heights Road, Aiken, will be charged with 16 counts of grand larceny, the release said.
Mr. Jones was employed as a temporary worker with Glaxo Smith Kline in Aiken from July 2007 to December. The sheriff's office said he removed 16 plastic bags, each weighing an estimated 45 pounds, from the company warehouse. Investigators said that he repackaged the capsules in plastic bags and sold them to customers on eBay. A customer in Oregon complained to the Internet company about the packaging.
Mr. Jones is black, 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 155 pounds.
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The Calgary Flames probably won't admit it but they must have been feeling a little fragile last night.
Coming off an overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning Saturday, a big win over the overmatched crew from St. Louis would have cured their blues.
The Blues, though, had other ideas as they forced extra minutes at the Saddledome for a second straight game in a 5-4 shootout victory for the Flames.
If not for a dynamic kick save by Miikka Kiprusoff in the final seconds of overtime, there would have been no shootout and the goalie would still be waiting for his 100th win as a Flame.
He reached that milestone in spectacular fashion, blanking both Blues players in the showdown but it should have been a much easier win.
The mood in the dressing room would have been much different if Kiprusoff didn't rob Lee Stempniak of a hat-trick on a one-timer with just a couple of ticks left inovertime and the Blues on the powerplay.
"They tried that play earlier in St. Louis, when we played there. So I kind of knew there was a guy there," said Kiprusoff, who did the splits to get his right pad on the puck.
"It's still a pretty tough play, it's a quick pass and you have to go over quickly. Nice to make that save."
The goaltender was sharp in the shootout, too, as he denied Stempniak and Doug Weight with that same leg pad.
Alex Tanguay and Jarome Iginla scored in the shootout to give Calgary the victory.
Goals from David Moss, Kristian Huselius, Dion Phaneuf and Daymond Langkow gave the Flames a two-goal lead with about 13 minutes to play in regulation. Blues goaltender Jason Bacashihua made some huge saves or it would have been a blowout.
"It could have been but it's just our luck. It just doesn't seem to bounce our way," said Tanguay, who scored with a high shot in the shootout.
"He played pretty good. I don't think I've played against him before or any of us had seen him before. He's a good goaltender, a young guy just trying to prove himself with (starter Manny) Legace out."
Bacashihua's heroics aside, the late-game collapse is troublesome.
Petr Cajanek parked himself in Kiprusoff's crease and swatted in a momentum-building marker just 22 seconds after Langkow made it a 4-2 game. Then Stempniak tied the game exactly three minutes later when he sidestepped Kiprusoff's pokecheck and deposited the puck in the open net for his second goal of the night.
"They turned it around," said Iginla.
"Probably not the prettiest -- when you're up two goals you want to finish it -- but right now it's a huge two points.
"We're going to take the positive. We always go over things tomorrow but today we found a way to get a big win and a shootout win."
Tanguay said the key is to keep the offensive pressure on despite the score, which seems to be easier said than done.
"We've just got to keep pressing when we take the lead," said Tanguay. "If we let them play in our zone, they're going to get scoring chances.
"We scored four, we could have had another five, but you can't allow four goals against."
Kiprusoff was happy to hear about his milestone but, as usual, wasn't about to gush.
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Conan O'Brien apologized for doing a skit in which Sarah Palin shoots Rudoplh the Red-Nosed Reindeer — two weeks after "Jimmy Kimmel Live" did the same bit.
"The staff member responsible for the piece has been fired," O'Brien said in an online apology. "And he has been immediately rehired at Jimmy Kimmel, so I think everything worked out."
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Idea for a live show about tea?
Hi Steepster Community,
Allow me to introduce myself for those who don't know me by now. My name is Jon, but my alias is JonTea.
I'm 16 years old, I'm a computer freak, and a tea enthusiast.
I was thinking about making a live show, with a tea of the day and tea related discussions ( on Ustream ). Would you watch? Is this a good idea?
I think it's a great idea… I am more of a visual person and really enjoy vlogs better than just regular blogs. Also you could show the different ways to prepare tea… especially matcha! I think that would really help beginners out ;-)
I'll let you know if and when I get things rolling ;)
http://teashow.tv/ – http://www.robertgodden.com.au/id5.html – and i am sure there are more – go ahead make your own show, just make sure it's uniquely you and you'll find an audience :)
Here's my idea though, I want to do it. LIVE. so that people could chat about tea for like an hour a day or a week or something :)
Oh a live show sounds like a good idea…that function needs to be added to Steepster…
The more the merrier!


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IT is ridiculous that a 30-year-old man assaulted a retiree outside a Melbourne hospital after a brief argument over a car park, police say.
The 64-year-old Armadale man was outside The Alfred hospital in Prahran at 10.45am (AEDT) on Friday to pick up his wife after surgery.
Senior Constable Brendan Tyrrell said another man, aged about 30, threw the retiree head-first to the ground after a five to 10 second dispute over a parking space, then drove away.
The 64-year-old suffered cuts and scratches to the head.
"He easily could have had his neck broken," Snr Const Tyrrell told reporters on Tuesday.
"We (police responding) were just thinking, 'what on earth is going on here?'
"Why is somebody, a 30-year-old male, attacking a person who is retired over a car parking space? It is just ridiculous."
The offender is described as being of Pacific Island appearance, 185cm tall with a muscular build.
He was wearing a white shirt and grey shorts and drove a small light green sedan.
Originally published as Elderly man attacked outside Melb hospital


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Building new stadium is part of municipality's Regina Revitalization Initiative
REGINA—The City of Regina's council has given city administration the go ahead to issue a request for qualifications, the first step in deciding who will design and build the city's new stadium. The municipality, which is building the stadium as part of its Regina Revitalization Initiative, said it plans to issue the RFQ later this week. Three organizations will be chosen from those who respond to the RFQ and asked to provide a proposal for design, construction and substantial interim financing of the project during construction.
Fougere said relocating the stadium to Evraz Place will free up the site at the city's Taylor Field for a new housing development close to Regina's downtown. The Taylor Field neighbourhood will feature housing with retail and commercial opportunities.
"We look forward to working with the North Central community to set the stage for this exciting new community," Mayor Fougere said. "Our goal is to be a model of sustainable development and an example of excellence for urban renewal in Canada."
On January 28, the city's council approved the funding model for the stadium project, a revised stadium concept design and the purchase of additional Canadian Pacific (CP) lands. Council also approved the RFQ.


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Everything about this tea was mild for me,
Citrusy, but not tart
Creamy, but very lightly so
Vanilla, but only in the aftertaste
It was decent, but I wasn't blown away.
I could see myself turning to this when I just want a "stock" unassuming cup of tea.
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Breakfast with D CEO: Catherine Monson
The CEO of Fastsigns International talks about franchising over a healthy breakfast.
Café Brazil in Addison isn't a popular power-breakfast spot. That much is clear as I stand in the empty restaurant at 8 a.m. on a Monday. The lack of customers makes the pop music that's being pumped into the dining room seem disproportionately loud and off-putting. I'm hoping that my breakfast companion turns out to be quite the opposite.
I'm here to meet Catherine Monson of Fastsigns International Inc., and I assume that she chose this spot because it's near the franchise sign and graphics company's corporate headquarters in Carrollton.
When she arrives, we choose a booth along the far wall. I'm not surprised to learn that dining here—or dining anywhere for breakfast—isn't part of her normal morning routine. Usually she chugs down a protein shake at home. "Doesn't that sound horribly boring?" she says as we settle in and take a look at the menu.
The waiter arrives, and Monson orders the vegetarian omelet and a cup of hot tea. "I live a low-carbohydrate lifestyle, so I don't want any bread, any toast, no potatoes, just that beautiful egg and stuff," she tells him.
I ask for the French toast and a glass of orange juice. "I don't live a low-carb lifestyle," I feel the need to explain.
Monson, 53, was recruited to come to North Texas from Southern California to take the top post at Fastsigns in early 2009. Until then, she had spent her career in business-services franchising with the company behind Sir Speedy printing centers, working her way up to become president of the PIP Printing division. Roark Capital, the Atlanta-based private equity firm that owns Fastsigns, asked if she'd be interested in taking over for founder Gary Solomon, who had decided to retire. She asked where the job was, and they told her Dallas.
"Don't take this the wrong way—I don't want you to be offended — but I laughed," she tells me. "I said, 'I would never leave Southern California. For Dallas? There's no ocean. It's only hot there.'" But the recruiter was persuasive, and the opportunity to serve as the ultimate decision-maker proved irresistible.
Unfortunately, it wasn't just the Texas heat that tested Monson during her first year in charge. A fight with sepsis, a serious blood infection, put her in the hospital just as she was supposed to start her new gig. And when she took the reins, the 25-year-old company was beginning to face its most difficult year. Same-store sales fell 17 percent in 2009, with 18 local franchise closures—more than in the previous five years combined.
"I really marshaled the troops. [In the] middle of March, beginning of April 2009, I said, 'Guys, our franchisees are hurting. We need to put together a concerted effort to help them.' "
Monson spent a lot of time traveling, meeting with franchise owners who run Fastsigns' 530 worldwide locations. Despite the recent economic bumps, she continues to have big goals for growth. The company has identified 300 U.S. markets as perfect for expansion. Monson expects that someday Fastsigns will double its current $267 million in annual sales worldwide and boast well more than 1,200 stores.
For now, she explains as she finishes her omelet and barely touches the small cup of fruit that accompanied it, Monson is pushing to help franchisees trim costs and increase sales.
I'm pleased to be distracted from the extremely disappointing piece of French toast I've been served—which tastes as though it has been frozen and defrosted before it landed on my plate—by her delightful account of how she ended up buying legendary salesman Zig Ziglar's former home in Plano.
Monson speaks in an open, friendly manner, with an energy that helps fill the dining room, which remains empty, except for a pair of young women who wander in and seat themselves in the booth directly next to ours. She clearly has the talent possessed by all great salespeople—the ability to establish a sense of intimacy, however fleeting, that makes you wish her the best in her cause, as it feels in that moment like it's your cause as well.
It's only at the end of our interview, when Monson pleasantly inquires whether she can see my article before it's published, that I retreat from that sense of camaraderie and remember that I am the journalist, she is my subject, and "No, I'm afraid that's not something we do."
No bother, we return quickly to our smiles as we head back out into the harsh Texas sun.


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text: So I'm sorry for posting all these rat clone posts but I have a question for Rat Tail users. Might be a dumb one but... Can the Rat Tail do the same clangy, harmonic top end that a rat does when the drive is at about halfway? The small amount of demos I have heard sound great but don't show much of that clang that I could hear. As my other post states I'm kinda waffling between the Rat Tail and the Iron Pig. I have wanted a rat tail for a long time but want to be sure it can do the barky cutting sound that I like with fatter lows than a regular rat. Thanks!


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We recently had a chance to have a look at Prisca Jockovic's latest book, "Scrap du Shabby au Vintage," from the Crea Passions Collection and ScrapAttitude.
This book is loaded with beautiful layouts and projects in Prisca's signature style and many of them feature her adorable children. I love how Prisca is able to put a lot into a page and still have it appear so beautiful and frame-worthy, as though everything belongs. There are some altered projects included in the book as well, such as an altered egg carton, paper dolls in a diorama and take a look at this adorable altered doll's bed with built-in mini book, shown below.
In Prisca's book, you will see lots of techniques with samples and instructions on how to complete a similar look yourself. Such things as photograph tinting, using acrylic paints and watercolours, fabrics, chalks, flowers, transparencies and much more. Each of these materials and techniques are shown along the vein of creating your artwork in a shabby and vintage style. Although, the book is written in French, you can still gain a lot from it even if you do not understand the language.
Scrap du Shabby au Vintage comes in a handy small size; perfect to take with you to crops for a little extra inspiration.
To read a little more about the book, please click here. You can order your copy here.


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Middle school girls pick up two wins
BURLINGTON — Fairfield's seventh-grade girls' basketball team jumped out to a 20-3 halftime lead and cruised to a 39-6 victory over Burlington Aldo Leopold in 'A' action Monday.
The 'A' team was led by Nicole Buch and Ashtyn Drish, who scored 17 points apiece. Kristen Daugherty and Alie Kensett each put in two points, while Sophie Allen scored one point.
"We started off slow again but played much better in the fourth quarter. We just need that fourth quarter mentality for the first three," said Fairfield coach Derek Philips. "The girls enjoy winning, but they know what they are capable of doing. We will keeping working to get there."
Then, in a two-quarter 'B' game, the Trojans came out on top with a 13-6 victory. The two teams fought to a 4-all tie at the end of the first period.
Leading the 'B' team was Ashley Pool with five points and Abbey Gridley with four. Claire Christensen scored two points, and Lynsey Finney and Kelsey Hollander tacked on one point each.
"We again started slow but came alive in the second quarter. We missed some shots but kept our heads in it to take control in the second quarter," said Philips.
Fairfield's next game is at home today vs. Washington.


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In nearly 50 years of voter eligibility never have I walked into a voting booth with as much concern and consternation as I do this year. Never have I pondered so many questions on the process with so few answers.
Have our candidates for public office really risen from the best and the brightest list to serve as potential public servants?


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刺猬信号通路(英语:Hedgehog signaling pathway)是重要的信号传导通路。
共有五種刺蝟因子:音蝟因子(Sonic hedgehog,SHH)、沙漠刺蝟因子(desert hedgehog,DHH)、印度刺蝟因子(Indian hedgehog,IHH)、Echidna Hedgehog,EHH和Tiggywinkle Hedgehog,TwHH)。仅在鱼类中发现有EHH和TwHH,哺乳类和其他动物中没有这两种刺蝟因子。
果蠅的刺蝟 (hh) 基因被發現為其中一種可以造成個體體節前後差異的重要基因。果蠅的刺蝟基因在1992年分別被 Jym Mohler, Philip Beachy, 以及 Thomas B. Kornberg的實驗室所複製出來。 若其中一些刺蝟基因發生突變,將會造成相較於野生型來說,較為短小且矮胖的不正常形狀胚胎。 The function of the hedgehog segment polarity gene has been studied in terms of its influence on the normally polarized distribution of larval cuticular denticles as well as features on adult appendages such as legs and antennae.[4] Rather than the normal pattern of denticles, hedgehog mutant larvae tend to have "solid lawns" of denticles (Figure 1). 刺蝟基因突變的果蠅幼蟲具有短小且多毛的特徵,形似刺蝟,故此得名。
昆蟲細胞表現出大量含有鋅指的 轉錄因子 Cubitus interruptus (Ci蛋白), 而此蛋白會在細胞質中和 kinesin- like protein Costal-2 (Cos2) 形成複合體並結合到微管上 (圖 2)。 The SCF complex targets the 155 kDa full length Ci protein for proteosome-dependent cleavage, which generates a 75 kDa fragment (CiR). CiR builds up in the cell and diffuses into the nucleus, where it acts as a co-repressor for Hh target genes.[5] The steps leading to Ci protein proteolysis include phosphorylation of Ci protein by several protein kinases; PKA, GSK3β and CK1 (Figure 2).[6] The Drosophila protein Slimb is part of an SCF complex that targets proteins for ubiquitylation. Slimb binds to phosphorylated Ci protein.
In the absence of Hh (圖 3), a cell-surface transmembrane protein called Patched (PTCH) acts to prevent high expression and activity of a 7 membrane spanning receptor[7] called Smoothened (SMO). Patched has sequence similarity to known membrane transport proteins. When extracellular Hh is present (Figure 3), it binds to and inhibits Patched, allowing Smoothened to accumulate and inhibit the proteolytic cleavage of the Ci protein. This process most likely involves the direct interaction of Smoothened and Costal-2 and may involve sequestration of the Ci protein-containing complex to a microdomain where the steps leading to Ci protein proteolysis are disrupted.[5] The mechanism by which Hh binding to Patched leads to increased levels of Smoothened is not clear (Step 1 in Figure 3). Following binding of Hh to Patched, Smoothened levels increase greatly over the level maintained in cells when Patched is not bound to Hh.[8] It has been suggested that phosphorylation of Smoothened plays a role in Hh-dependent regulation of Smoothened levels.[9]
In cells with Hh-activated Patched (Figure 3), the intact Ci protein accumulates in the cell cytoplasm and levels of CiR decrease, allowing transcription of some genes such as decapentaplegic (dpp, a member of the BMP growth factor family). For other Hh-regulated genes, expression requires not only the loss of CiR but also the positive action of uncleaved Ci to act as a transcriptional activator.[6] Costal-2 is normally important for holding Ci protein in the cytoplasm, but interaction of Smoothened with Costal-2 allows some intact Ci protein to go to the nucleus. The Drosophila protein Fused (Fu in Figure 3) is a protein kinase that binds to Costal-2. Fused can inhibit Suppressor of Fused (SUFU), which in turn interacts with Ci to regulate gene transcription in some cell types.[10]
Hedgehog has roles in larval body segment development and in formation of adult appendages. During the formation of body segments in the developing Drosophila embryo, stripes of cells that synthesize the transcription factor Engrailed can also express the cell-to-cell signaling protein Hedgehog (green in Figure 4). Hedgehog is not free to move very far from the cells that make it and so it only activates a thin stripe of cells adjacent to the Engrailed-expressing cells. When acting in this local fashion, hedgehog works as a paracrine factor. Only cells to one side of the Engrailed-expressing cells are competent to respond to Hedgehog following interaction of Hh with the receptor protein Patched (blue in Figure 4).
Cells with Hh-activated Patched receptor synthesize the Wingless protein (red in Figure 4). If a Drosophila embryo is altered so as to produce Hh in all cells, all of the competent cells respond and form a broader band of Wingless-expressing cells in each segment. The wingless gene has an upstream transcription regulatory region that binds the Ci transcription factor in a Hh-dependent fashion resulting in an increase in wingless transcription (interaction 2 in Figure 3) in a stripe of cells adjacent to the stripe of Hh-producing cells.[11]
Wingless protein acts as an extracellular signal and patterns the adjacent rows of cells by activating its cell surface receptor Frizzled. Wingless acts on Engrailed-expressing cells to stabilize the stripes of Engrailed expression. Wingless is a member of the Wnt family of cell-to-cell signaling proteins. The reciprocal signaling by Hedgehog and Wingless stabilizes the boundary between parasegments (Figure 4, top). The effects of Wingless and Hedgehog on other stripes of cells in each segment establishes a positional code that accounts for the distinct anatomical features along the anterior-posterior axis of the segments [12]
The Wingless protein is called "wingless" because of the phenotype of some wingless fly mutants. Wingless and Hedgehog functioned together during metamorphosis to coordinate wing formation. Hedgehog is expressed in the posterior part of developing Drosophila limbs. Hedgehog also participates in the coordination of eye, brain, gonad, gut and tracheal development. Hedgehog has been implicated in reduced eye development in the amphipod Gammarus minus. Specifically, downregulation of hedgehog results in reduced eyes.[13]
- ^ Ingham, Philip W.; Nakano, Yoshiro; Seger, Claudia. Mechanisms and functions of Hedgehog signalling across the metazoa. Nature Reviews Genetics. 2011, 12 (6): 393–406. PMID 21502959. doi:10.1038/nrg2984.
- ^ Nüsslein-Volhard, Christiane; Wieschaus, Eric. Mutations affecting segment number and polarity in Drosophila. Nature. 1980, 287 (5785): 795–801. PMID 6776413. doi:10.1038/287795a0.
- ^ 1995 Nobel Prize for discovery of the genetic control of early embryonic development
- ^ Mohler, Jym. Requirements for hedgehog, a Segmental Polarity Gene, in Patterning Larval and Adult Cuticle of Drosophila. Genetics. December 1988, 120 (4): 1061–72. PMC 1203569. PMID 3147217.
- ^ 5.0 5.1 Collins, R. T.; Cohen, SM. A Genetic Screen in Drosophila for Identifying Novel Components of the Hedgehog Signaling Pathway. Genetics. 2005, 170 (1): 173–84. PMC 1449730. PMID 15744048. doi:10.1534/genetics.104.039420.
- ^ 6.0 6.1 Lum, L.; Beachy, PA. The Hedgehog Response Network: Sensors, Switches, and Routers. Science. 2004, 304 (5678): 1755–9. PMID 15205520. doi:10.1126/science.1098020.
- ^ Chen, W.; Ren, XR; Nelson, CD; Barak, LS; Chen, JK; Beachy, PA; De Sauvage, F; Lefkowitz, RJ. Activity-Dependent Internalization of Smoothened Mediated by -Arrestin 2 and GRK2. Science. 2004, 306 (5705): 2257–60. PMID 15618519. doi:10.1126/science.1104135.
- ^ Alcedo, Joy; Zou, Yu; Noll, Markus. Posttranscriptional Regulation of Smoothened is Part of a Self-Correcting Mechanism in the Hedgehog Signaling System. Molecular Cell. 2000, 6 (2): 457–65. PMID 10983991. doi:10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00044-7.
- ^ Apionishev, Sergey; Katanayeva, Natalya M.; Marks, Steven A.; Kalderon, Daniel; Tomlinson, Andrew. Drosophila Smoothened phosphorylation sites essential for Hedgehog signal transduction. Nature Cell Biology. 2004, 7 (1): 86–92. PMID 15592457. doi:10.1038/ncb1210.
- ^ Ho, K. S.; Suyama, K; Fish, M; Scott, MP. Differential regulation of Hedgehog target gene transcription by Costal2 and Suppressor of Fused. Development. 2005, 132 (6): 1401–12. PMID 15750186. doi:10.1242/dev.01689.
- ^ Von Ohlen, T.; Lessing, D; Nusse, R; Hooper, JE. Hedgehog signaling regulates transcription through cubitus interruptus, a sequence-specific DNA binding protein. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 1997, 94 (6): 2404–9. PMC 20100. PMID 9122207. doi:10.1073/pnas.94.6.2404.
- ^ Ingham, P. W.; McMahon, AP. Hedgehog signaling in animal development: Paradigms and principles. Genes & Development. 2001, 15 (23): 3059–87. PMID 11731473. doi:10.1101/gad.938601.
- ^ Aspiras, A.C.; Prasad, R.; Fong, D.W.; Carlini, D.B.; Angelini, D.R. Parallel reduction in expression of the eye development gene hedgehog in separately derived cave populations of the amphipod Gammarus minus. Journal of Evolutionary Biology. 2012, 25: 995–1001. doi:10.1111/j.1420-9101.2012.02481.x.
- https://web.archive.org/web/20060716083827/http://hedgehog.sfsu.edu/ (Hedgehog Pathway Database)
- http://www.novusbio.com/hedgehogpathway.html (Hedgehog Signaling Pathway Diagram)
- 音猬因子,脊椎动物中被研究得最为广泛的信号通路配体。
- Smoothened,通路中最保守的部分,是一个G蛋白偶联受体。
- Netpath - A curated resource of signal transduction pathways in humans
- Hh信号的抑制剂
- 环杷明,一种天然小分子
- Vismodegib, an investigational drug. Also FDA approved for basal cell carcinoma.


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Children's Book Award Winners Announced!
January 14, 2011
On Monday, January 10 in sunny San Diego, the 2011 Youth Media Award winners were announced. The Newbery Award for most outstanding contribution to children's literature went to Wichita resident Clare Vanderpool for Moon Over Manifest. The Caldecott Award for most distinguished American picture book for children went to Erin Stead for her illustrations in A Sick Day For Amos McGee. Ship Breaker by Paolo Bacigalupi was awarded the Printz Award for excellence in literature written for young adults.
There were numerous honor books recognized as well as many other awards… Coretta Scott King, Pura Belpre, Schneider Family Book Award, Sibert, Geisel, and for the first time, the Stonewall Children's and Young Adult Literature Award recognizing books of exceptional merit relating to the gay,lesbian, bisexual and transgendered experience. Almost Perfect by Brian Katcher won that one.
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Agent Dusty Tails is a Looney Tunes: Back In Action character played by Heather Locklear. - She is another part of one of the Secret Agent.
She helps Damien Drake, Jr. (DJ Drake) to find the Blue Monkey that can turn animals into monkeys. DJ Drake need his fiorst help from Dusty. DJ and Daffy Duck arrive in Las Vegas and find Dusty Tails performing at a cassino run by Yosemite Sam (Jeff Bennett). Dusty gave to DJ a playing card with the Mona Lisa's face on it. Yosemite Sam, working for ACME, pursues DJ and Daffy across the city, leading to a car chase with Bugs Bunny and Kate Houghton being dragged into the mayhem when DJ takes the wheel of the spy car (Danny Mann).


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Event Date: Thursday, February 23, 2017 6:15 pm
Price: $40.00
Join us for a community LADIES NIGHT OUT while we PAINT IT FORWARD to benefit the Bay Rockets Athletic Boosters. We will paint our very own own light up wine bottles to take home after the event. We provide all the materials and an artist will guide you designing your own masterpiece- NO artistic ability is needed….just your creativity and enthusiasm! Feel free to bring your own wine/beer/beverage/snack and invite your friends too! We provide wine/bottle openers, cups & some appetizers & desserts. Local businesses and Booster members have donated amazing gift baskets and wine that we will raffle off at the event too! Adults only please.
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The Greening of Oak Park
Green Community Connections Works to Raise Village's Eco-Consciousness
Traveling in Germany last month, I was amazed at the green attitudes I saw in evidence everywhere. Driving north from Bavaria to Brandenburg, I witnessed as efforts as grand as vast fields of wind power generators stretching to the horizons as well as humbler initiatives, like the common practice of distributing biodegradable eating utensils with even cheap street food like the much-beloved currywurst.
I don't believe it's coincidental that one of the European Union's most prosperous nations is also one of the greenest. Being environmentally aware, and practicing good stewardship of the earth, is more than just an ethical way to live: it's also good business. And when municipalities take a strong and clear green stance, the green attitude seems to carry through the population.
Back home in Oak Park, it's heartening to see local efforts to make a more green community for all of us.
At the Oak Park Farmers' Market earlier this summer, I met Sally Stovall and was introduced to her organization, Green Community Connections. GCC is described as a "grassroots network for a sustainable future in Oak Park, IL." GCC sponsored the One Earth Film Festival at the Lake Theater last April.
Stovall told me that "GCC is passionate about local, healthy, ethically raised food since it impacts so many factors related to sustainability -- everything from how much carbon is released into the air, to our health, to opportunities to build relationships in our community and gain a deeper connection with the wonder of nature. We are amazingly gifted in the Oak Park area by many wonderful initiatives in this area."
Currently the primary focus of the GCC network is a communications web for community green initiatives like the PlanItGreen Sustainability Plan for Oak Park and River Forest, which engages community residents and stakeholder organizations in realizing a vision for a sustainable Oak Park and River Forest, which includes encouraging buildings that are designed to reduce energy consumption.
One of the more dramatic instances of economically and environmentally sensible building in Oak Park is the solar array mounted atop the Avenue garage last spring. Solar modules convert sunlight into electricity. The array is expected to pay for itself in as little as ten years, perhaps sooner if carbon offsets can be sold as assets. Of course, this solar energy source also reduces the garage's need to use energy from other sources. When it generates more energy than it can use, it can sell electricity to ComEd.
Oak Parkers who use the garage actually park right next to the solar array, so they're always reminded on a daily basis of how the village is working to be greener…and that kind of attitude is something people take home with them.
Similarly, even for Oak Parkers who don't shop at the Oak Park Farmers' Market, this gathering of local farmers is a weekly reminder that there are alternatives to buying the packaged food that rolls off the corporate conveyor belt.
Organizations like Green Community Connections are making sure that we stay aware of the options out there for people who want greener alternatives. Me, I recycle, compost and try to buy food from small farmers who are going back to the old ways of growing food without multiple chemical inputs. Just seeing these small farmers selling their produce every weekend at the farmers' market tells me that such efforts – greener and also tastier – are good business.
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wikiHow to Make Sachertorte
Sachertorte is a popular Viennese specialty cake that's easy to make and delicious on any occasion. This serves 6 people.
- 275 g. dark chocolate
- 5 eggs
- 1 egg white
- 150 g. sucre (sugar)
- 100 g . icing sugar
- 150 g. pastry flour
- 1 spoon dried yeast
- 100 g apricots confiture (jam)
- 125 g. butter
- Salt
1Preheat the oven to 170 degrees.
2Melt 175 g. of the chocolate.
3Mix the butter with the sugar until soft. Sift the flour and put it into the mix, together with the yeast. Stir everything until it is nice and smooth, without lumps.
4Separate the eggs. Put all the yolks in your flour mix one by one. Mix till smooth after each one, then add the melted chocolate.
5Beat the egg whites with a pinch of salt. Then lightly scoop it into your cake batter.
6Smear some butter into a suitable cake pan and dust with normal flour. Pour the cake batters into it and bake for 60 minutes in your preheated oven. After that, take it out and let it cool down for 5 more minutes.
7Heat the confiture till it's fluid.
8Take your cake out of the mould and smear the top with the warm confiture.
9Melt the rest of the chocolate au bain marie, add the icing sugar and a spoonful of butter. Stir until smooth and put it on the cake (on top of the confiture and at the edges.) Wait until set and serve the cake.
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2004 Olympics: Cuba Wins Third Olympic Gold
Compiled By John Manuel
With a nearly new cast of players and a familiar formula, Cuba claimed Olympic gold in baseball for the third time in four Olympiads.
A four-run sixth inning powered by RBI hits from Eriel Sanchez and Eduardo Paret helped lift Cuba to a 6-2 win over Australia for the 2004 Olympic gold medal. Cuba previously earned gold medals in the 1992 and 1996 Olympics.
The Cubans prevailed despite having turned over its national team to a younger group of position players, and with the top pitchers of its 2000 silver medal team--Jose Contreras, Jose Ibar and Maels Rodriguez--all having either defected or been barred from the team. Nevertheless, new stars such as veteran lefthander Adiel Palma (who won three times in Athens), outfielder Frederich Cepeda and second baseman Youlieski Gourriel combined with holdovers such as Paret, catcher Ariel Pestano and pitchers Norge Vera and Pedro Luis Lazo to lead Cuba back to the top of the international baseball world.
Making its first appearance in the medal round, Australia will go home with the silver medal. It's Australia's first medal in Olympic baseball competition.
"This is a very emotional moment," said Australian DH Andrew Utting, a former Orioles farmhand. "I definitely feel a little disappointment, but after all this calms down, I'm sure I will be very satisfied (with a silver medal)."
Holding on to a 2-1 lead, Cuba struck with four runs off Australia starter John Stephens (Red Sox) in the top of the sixth to put the game out of reach. Osmani Urrutia, Cepeda and Pestano opened the frame with singles to load the bases with no outs. Sanchez then knocked a two-run single past third baseman Glenn Williams (Blue Jays) and into left field, scoring Urrutia and Cepeda. Lefthander Ryan Rowland-Smith (Mariners) relieved and almost got out of the jam, but with two outs Paret added a two-run double down the third-base line to open up a five-run lead.
A day after having problems in his start against Canada, Palma delivered a quality performance out of the bullpen to earn his third win of the Olympics. Australia rallied to score one in the eighth on a pair of two-out walks and an RBI single by pinch-hitter Brett Tamburrino (Twins). But Palma retired Rodney van Buizen (Dodgers) on a sharp liner to left field in the next at-bat.
Palma worked 3 2/3 innings before giving up consecutive singles to Gavin Fingleson (independent) and Brett Roneberg (Red Sox) to open the ninth inning. Reliever Danny Betancourt came on to face Dave Nilsson, and the best Australian player in major league history just missed a three-run homer on the second pitch. Center fielder Carlos Tabares made the catch on the edge of the warning track, though, and Betancourt retired Williams and Brendan Kingman to end the game.
"I have no words to express my happiness," Tabares said. "This medal is very important to me."
The Cubans collected 13 hits on the evening with five hitters collecting two hits apiece (Paret, Gourriel, Urrutia, Cepeda and Pestano). Australia had just seven hits with Fingleson and Roneberg leading the way with two hits apiece as well. Stephens took the loss, allowing six runs on 10 hits before being taken out in the middle of the sixth inning.
Cuba gained control of the game in the fourth inning on a two-run homer from Cepeda, his second of the Olympics. Cepeda drilled a 2-1 pitch from Stephens that got out to right-center field. Australia battled back and cut the deficit to one run in the bottom of the fifth inning as Paul Gonzalez opened the frame with a towering homer to right field off Cuba's starter, Vera.
It was the last batter Vera faced, as he allowed one run on three hits with two walks and two strikeouts. Reliever Vicyohandri Odelin didn't fare much better as he allowed two walks and was pulled after facing only three batters. Palma then came in and got Nilsson to fly out before walking Williams to load the bases. With the bases loaded, Kingman battled Palma to a 3-2 count before taking a called third strike looking to end the inning.
Right before the top of the fifth inning, Australia manager Jon Deeble was ejected from the game after protesting a call made on a play in the fourth inning. With two outs and two runners on base, Thomas Brice (White Sox) hit a deep fly ball to center field that was caught by Tabares against the wall and called out. Deeble protested the call and was ejected from the game.
"There were a number of missed calls that hurt our team," Deeble said. "For example, six umpires couldn't tell if the ball hit the center-field wall or not. Other than that, the team played outstandingly. This is a great team to coach. We are happy our fans got behind the team, and overall we are satisfied."
Andrew Kitick, an assistant sports information director at the University of South Carolina, is serving as a media liaison for the International Baseball Federation at the 2004 Olympics and will provide reports from Athens throughout the tournament. Baseball Canada media liaison Matt Charbonneau also is contributing to BA's coverage.
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With expanded and updated information including current techniques, approaches, and case studies, the 2nd edition of this bestselling book continues its reputation as a dependable and outstanding evidence-based source on acquired motor speech disorders in adults. It covers the substrates of motor speech and its disorders, the disorders and their diagnoses, and management -- focusing on integrating what is known about the bases of motor speech disorders with the realities of clinical practice to ensure readers have the key content they need to be effective practitioners.
Reviewer:Geralyn M. Schulz, PhD, CCC-SLP(George Washington University)
Description:This is the second edition of this highly influential book by one of the leading authorities in motor speech disorders. The first edition was published in 1995 and, as the author notes, the second edition was necessary because of the huge increase in published research reflecting the vast amount of knowledge gained in the area of clinical neurology as it relates to speech motor disorders.
Purpose:According to the author, the purpose is to address the neurologic bases of speech, the speech disorders that can occur as a result of damage to the nervous system, and the ways in which motor speech disorders can be diagnosed, assessed, and managed. This is a project worthy of his expertise and his clinical acumen. Although a large undertaking, this book meets the author's objectives. I have seen Professor Duffy lecture on this topic and there is no better person to deliver this information to practicing speech language pathologists.
Audience:Written primarily for graduate students and practicing speech language pathologists, the book is also appropriate for researchers in speech language pathology as well as interested persons in neurology, neuropsychology, and rehabilitation medicine. Such a wide audience demands an extremely clear, accurate presentation of the material and Professor Duffy easily achieves this goal.
Features:The book covers the neurologic bases of acquired speech production disorders and then covers each of the major traditional categories of these disorders (flaccid, spastic, ataxic, hypokinetic, hyperkinetic) and the newer additions to this scheme (unilateral upper motor neuron, apraxia of speech, mixed dysarthrias, neurogenic mutism, psychogenic and nonorganic speech disorders). It also spends considerable time on the management of these disorders. These additions present a unique perspective on motor speech disorders and provide readers with the wealth of experience that Professor Duffy has acquired. The book is filled with case examples (which in future editions should be presented on a DVD) and tables that have essential information on each of the subtypes of motor speech disorders.
Assessment:This is the consummate book in the field of dysarthria written by a world-renowned clinician. Other books in the field cannot compare to its depth and scope. It is an invaluable textbook and a must-have for anyone dealing with neurologic speech disorders whether they are university professors, students, practicing clinicians, or medical personnel. Even if you have the first edition, you need to purchase the second edition and, no doubt, the third when (if) it comes out as knowledge in this field increases rapidly.


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Recognizing the best and the brightest around the Big Ten in week 12 …
Ohio State RB Carlos Hyde. Ohio State coach Urban Meyer said that Hyde made the difference for the Buckeyes in a 60-35 win. The senior rushed for four touchdowns and 246 yards on 24 carries and tallied another receiving touchdown (he had two catches totaling 26 yards). It was Hyde's first 200-yard game of the season and more than double his previous season average of 117 yards per game.
Michigan kicker Brendan Gibbons and holder Drew Dileo. Down three points with under 10 seconds remaining in regulation, the Michigan offense was sprinting off the field, the kicking team sprinting on the field and Dileo was sliding in to this holding position for Gibbons (yes, literally, sliding). Gibbons nailed a 44-yard field goal to send the game in to overtime, which the Wolverines eventually won after triple OT.
Wisconsin running backs. The Badgers accounted for 554 rushing yards against Indiana. James White (205 yards, 1 touchdown), Melvin Gordon (146 yards, 1 touchdown) and Corey Clement (108 yards, 2 touchdowns) became Wisconsin's third 100-yard rushing trio this season. Wisconsin tallied seven runs of 30 yards or more and White recorded a 93-yard touchdown run which set a program record for the longest run. The Badgers' 554 rush yards are the most by an FBS team this season.
Nebraska RB Ameer Abdullah. The Big Ten's leading rusher had his seventh 100-yard game of the season (bringing his rushing total this season to 1,213) and he became the first running back to rush for more than 100 yards against the Spartans defense. He accounted for 123 yards on 22 carries and his one TD of the day was a 12-yard receiving touchdown (his only catch of the day). MSU came into the match up giving up just 43 rushing yards per game -- which Abdullah tripled.
Illinois DB V'Angelo Bentley. Coming into this weekend the Buckeyes had allowed just 1.5 yards per punt return and haven't allowed any kind of a return on 92 percent of their punts. But with the Illini down 28-0 on Saturday Bentley managed to get past more than half of Ohio State's punt coverage team and go 67 yards to the end zone. Not only did he become the first player to have success against this group, he also gave Illinois its first sign of life against the Buckeyes.
Honorable mention: Michigan State kicker Mike Sadler. With a six-point lead in the fourth quarter and the Spartans faced with a fourth-and-1 on the Cornhuskers 27 yard line, Mark Dantonio called for a fake field goal play. Sadler was supposed to go right, but the formation wasn't quite what MSU expected, so instead of checking out of it and going for a field goal he rushed for three yards up the middle and a first down, setting up an MSU score.


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trip. The put sit reports as follows:
"Left Vamouu-r at 3:15 p. m. Sept.
1G nnd urilved lit Victoria at 8:40 p. ra.
same day. Sailed again at 10: IS p. in.
Cleared Cape Flattery at 2:30 a. m. on
Sept. 17 mid arrived at Honolulu Sept.
23, nftcr a lino weather voyage."
Among tho passengers for Honolulu
was A. 11. Ingnlls, examiner nnd gang
er of the customs service. Ho surprised
most of Ills friends by bilnglng back
with him a bride. Mrs. Ingalls, nee
flurbcr, Is well known In this city,
vi hero slio spent several years as a
teacher of music. She has ghen pul-
lie violin concerts here. Mrs. Ingnlls
left Honolulu a couple or years ngo to
go to Seattle, wnere ner parents lesiue.
Thollnnukn will sail for the Colonlesj
at 8 o'clock tonight:
J. Hubcnsteiu vs. II. I lack f eld, suit
to restrain tho latter handling "Little
Joker" tobacco, Is occupying Judge
Clear (his afternoon.
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Chas. 8. Hall, T. J. King and K. It. 0.
Wallace returned In the Alameda to
day from San Francisco where they
ultended the twenty-ninth Triennial
Conclave of tho Knights Templar, af
representatives of Honolulu Command-
cry No. 1. They return with too few
words to describe the miinlflcenco ol
the reception given by tho City of San
Francisco to her thousnnds of visitors.
They return Immensely pleased with
the conclave but with many a regret
that Hawaii was not represented by a
lurge delegation with established head
quarters alongside of those from tha
East and South and Middle West. They
found delegates from everywhere, anx
ious to know about Hawaii and eager
to obtain souvenirs and badges.
Chat. S. Hall and II. It. Williams ol
the Honolulu Commandery were aides
to Grand Commander Chas. U Field
during the parade that marched
through tho streets of the city. Over
10,000 uniformed men wero In line and
Ban Franrtsco had made regal and
pompous preparation for the magnif
icent procession. Delegate Chas. S.
Hall said: "It Is useless for me to try
to give an Impression of the grandeur
of tho demonstration In San Francisco.
The preparations for the entertainment
of the visiting Knights was the high
water marks, surpassing nil previous
i-fforts anywhere. Electricity was made
to do its most marvellous effects. The
i Ity had leased the gieat Mechanics
Pavilion and hero nil tho California
Commanderles had established tooths,
In which were displayed the fruits and
. tirolii(.ts of tho different sections. At
niKht tho lmvnn appeared like a MX
fair. It was open to Knights only nnd
their ladles. Thousands were to be
seen there every night and they al
ways went away laden with good thlnga
to eat. The finest fruits In tho world
were distributed free to the big crowds.
"There were receptions at Command
ery Headquarters every evenlug. These
wero brilliant social affairs. It would
have dona those Islands a lot of good
to have hnd headquarters where these
people from all parts of tho country
could have been given formal cour
tesies." PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From Vancouver and Victoria, per
8. S. Manuka, Sept. 23. For Honolulu!
Misses II. Shllllngton, M.-'Shllllngtou,
Misses Mary Cratk, L. a. Cameron, K
Webster, Ida Qulnton, II. Held, Messrs.
v. Cravcr, A. II. Ingalls and wife, Mrs,
Pearson and son vleo. Thomas, 11
Clark, J. T Craven, II. Turner, F.
Webster and wife. For the Colonics!
Dr. Marks, Mrs. Mllno and two daugh
tcrs, T. Henderson, J. Mnrslen, Mis
Marsdcu, Mrs. Uiichanan, G. W. Whit
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Morton, W. II. Dartlett and wife, Wra
Cooper, Miss Cooper, W. K. Chambers.
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O Scrgcll and wife, Mrs. A. l'aterson, remained outside tho reef. While the
Mrs. Newton. F. C. Littleton, J. W. channel leading Into the Ingoon Is Bev
elling. Wm. Geo. Wllloughhy, Miss Ina ty feet wide It is very Bhallow. The
FlUgerald, W. Ware, Jno. Mcllratnoy,
Miss McLean, Thos. Stewart, Dr. Stan
ley Jones, Miss K Ilrandon, W. II. liar
ber, A, II. McDonald and Wife, I). Hut
ledge, wife and two children, C. Coolc,
wife and two daughters, C. G. Sher
wood, wife nnd two children, C. Dun
gry, Clarence Tlsdale, a. Wycherley,
Mrs. Cameron anil two children', Miss
A. M, Thomson, A. McKcnzle, Dr. J.
Corlls nnd wife. Miss Gllmour and
A. S. Ilrownell, wife nnd daughter, Mrs.
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E. C. Trouton, Hon. W. II. Irvine and
wife, II. P. I). Powell, I. Zarnowsky, G.
Honett, Wm. Hood, wife and sou, N.J
l-elloy Tracy, G. W. Edwards, Mr. Me-
Piabb, wife and daughter, Guy Jen
uliigs, II. Anderson, Mrs. F, Edwards.
A. II. a. Spooner, Mrs. A. Thomson,
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Murder Trial Delayed
By todTJuTsysteui1
Owing to tho Ineffectiveness of the
present Inw governing the Jury sys
tem, the Hayashlda murder caso goes
over until Monday morning, with Half
or no prospect of even at Hint time so
curing n Jury to try the Japanesn fot
tho alleged premeditated killing of a
fellow countryman.
This morning the panel of trial Jur
ors was exhausted 'lu tho unsuccessful
attempt to secure a dozen trlalsmen.
At 10:35 o'clock twulvo men were
called to tho Jury box. 1'rosser briefly
stated that the defendant, Hayashlda,
fwho sat by his attorney, J. W. Cath-
cart, was accused of the murder of one
Salto In the district of Walalua.
C. J, Flschel among tho twelve flrst
called, asked tho Court to excuso him . not Join In a verdict which would re
from service. "This Is going to be a' suit In tho death penalty,
three or four days' trial," said be, "and I Craig was Anally excused by tho
my detention hero will work a great Court. Ho firmly stated that ho would
hardship to mo In my business." I not tnko tho oath unless the Court
"All tho Jurors have tho samo ex-.
cuse," snld Judgo Clear; "It Is no doubt
a great haidshlp, but I'm afraid that I
cannot excuso you."
Examining Flschel as to bis quail-
flcatluus to serve, counsel for defensu
asked: I
"Do ou entertain any opinion to tho
effect that, as n race, the Japanese arc
mnro prono to acts of vloleuco thnn
other people?"
"I bellcvo they are," replied the
Juuir. ' I
Struck Heavy Weather
On The Outward
The V. S. S. Iroquois arrived at nbout
30 o'clock this morning from Mid
day Island. On her way out tho vessel
i "truck rather rough weather. During
a gulo her main topmast wub lost and
her mainsail spIlL
Iroquois would
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such du'les by mrn of large
"Would this opinion affect your con
sideration of the facts as brought oul
in evidence?"
"It would not."
Flschel was nsked if tho fact that
Crlmlnaloglst C. Doylu might testify
would make any difference In his men
tal attitude toward the proceedings.
Flschel admitted that bo would be
llovo Doylo'a testimony as readily as
that on another.
Flschel and Itoth passed for cause.
J. A. M. Johnson had conscientious
scruples against the Infliction of the
death penalty nnd said ho would ro
(uso to tako tho oath.
Ceo. Dillingham was excused on tho
samo ground, declaring that he would
compelled him so to do. Ho would not
bo a party, directly or Indirectly, to
putting a man to death. Craig also ro-
marked that ho belluved capital pun
lshmcnt not severe enough In some
cases. Incidentally, ho believed In
public whippings for certain offences.
Craig stated that ho wns called on the
Jones murder case; ho never wanted
anything moto to do with murder
tnses; If ho had known then all that
bo Know now, ho said, ho would not
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tom so under the circumstances Cap
tain NIblac-k decided not to risk enter
ing. As a consequence tho supplies for
the Island, had to be taken nshoro In
o row boat, a distance of nlmut two
and a half miles.
Captain Nlblack reports that tho de
tachment of twenty marines under the
command of Lieut. Owen, with Asst.
Surgeon High, U. S. N. as medical of
ficer, wero In excellent health. The
cable people were also well, but nmong
tho laborers, who wero employed In
erecting tho new buildings
for the
(Bhlo company, there wns considerable morning practicing his twonty-flvo mil
slcKness. Out of tho twenty who wero glclnns In tho garden of his Mlllef
working under Mllllkeu Ilroa. eight street residence, a largo, stout, lm
wero broken down in health nnd re-' portant appearing natlvo Hawaiian,
turned to this city In tho Iroquois, j wlioso name ho cannot now recollect,
They will bo sent from hero to Snn uut who parades tho principal streets
Francisco later on. While tho climate , nr ilm cltv offering calabashes fot
on Midway is a very good ono It seems
that' the heat prevents whlto men from I
doing hard manual labor of the char
acter which these mechanics did. lie-
sides these eight men the Iroquois
brought bock a laborer for tho rnblo should afllx their slgnatuics to the doc
inmpany, named Taylor. ument, which proved to bo an endorse-
Tho erection of tho cable company's nlent 0f Cecil ifrown na Senator nnd a
buildings on Midway Is progressing piedgo to voto for Mr. llrown at the
much moro slowly than had been ex-' , omlnK election.
peeled. It Is now thought that they
will not bo completed beforo next Janu-
ary. Five buildings and a largo rcser-
voir aro now under construction. The
buildings are characterized by Captain
NiuiacK as ncing superu. t ncy aro an
of the most modern flro-proof construe
tlon with slnte roofs, etc. A cold stor
age plant Is also being Installed. The
departure of tho eight laborers, whq
left by the Iroquois, will nocessaril
delay the work greatly as no substi
tutes for them can be had.
Tho Iroquois lanued her supplies
Frldav. All wero In good shapo with
exceptions of some of tho vegetables.
iuu uutjuuio iciuuiucu ui imunu; uii
Friday and Saturday to glvo tho lone
inhabitants a chance to answer the
mall tuey had received. Sho left Sat
unlay evening and experienced a pleas
mid and uneventful return voyage.
Captain Nlblack holds u commission
o customs Inspector for Midway and
other surrounding Islands. On tho out
v.ard voyngo ho visited lllrd Island,
Seeker Island, Gardner Island, Pearl
Itcef and Hermes Itecf. On nono of
thoni was any ovldcnco found of the
proicnca of bird catchers or other In
fringers on tha revenue laws. Captain
Nlblack sent a report containing these
'ncti to Collector of tho Port E. U
sincknble this morning.
Wei's Fargo V. Co.
VUsonic 7'rmple "li-i flue 81
EAST BROOKFIELD, Mast., Sept. 23 The train bearing the Archbishop
of Canterbury and J. Plerpont Morgan was wrecked In a collision here with an
enuine running light. Both Morgan and the Archbishop were severely shaken
up but not seriously Injured.
Japanese Taking
Offensive At Mukden
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Sept. 23. The Japanese have assumed th
offensive twelve miles from Mukden.
SUEZ, Isthmus of Suez, Sept 23. The Russian auxiliary crullers St. Pet
ersburg and Smolensk have arrived here.
QAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 23. Two clerks of the Central Grain Stock
Exchange were held up today by a masked robber. The man escaped with
a toot of $4,400, taken from the clerks.
PLEASANT RIDGE, Ohio, Sept. 23. The collapse of an outhouse at one
of the public school houses here precipitated many children Into a vault be
neath the house. Nine of the children were killed and six are In a critical con
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 23.
today. There were 8,000 men In line.
Certain Ilcrger of tho Territorial
band reports that whllo ho was tbll
sate, entered tho ynrd and approached
tho band boys armed with a petition,
Tho mysterious stranger urged and
Insisted, says Merger, that tho leadcl
nf tho band nnd nil his followers
ncrccr declares that ho cmphntlcal
jy refused to sign and that hu advised
n8 bandsmen to do llkuwlse, tho mu-
Bcnna taking tha advlco of their lead-
cr nua- strenuously declining to lend
. thcr autographs to tho public petition,
or petition to tha public.
Whereupon, says Dcrger, tho big, fat
man who peddles calabashes but
whoso name Ilergcr cannot now ro-
member, turned upon him and his men
and roundly abused them all, adding
threateningly that ho would "get ovcn"
with them "good and plenty" when
tho next Legislature had a hand In
nubUc nn-Brg including tho disposition
of the band. Uerger 1b wondering
what's to happen.
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A -ch'iiil snoe must be strong and of cood material- to
-tnnilhinl .war It mut lit arcumtely s as not to
injure yrowi m feet. Thrse qti.ni ics arc combined with
lov prices here,
Uivs' lace shies of vici leather of velouiscalf, $2,50 and $3 pair
Manufacturers' Shoe Co , Ltd.
The parade of Odd Fellows was held
Wireless messages wero this fore
noon received at the Capitol to tha ef
fect that Governor Carter leaves Maul
In tho steamer I.lkellkn on Monday
evening, being duo to reach Honolulu
Tuesday morning. Secretary Atkinson
and l-aml Commissioner 1'ratt return
In tomorrow's Klnau.
E. Faxon Illshop, ono of tho Hupub-
llcan nominees for Senatorial honors,
has thu distinction of being tho first to
fllo his nomination papers In the office
of tho Territorial Secretary, papers b-
Ing nccompnnlcd by tho requlslto ZS.
Judge Uoblqson, upon motion of It
V. Mead, attorney for Laura C. Green,
executrix of the will of Mary E. Green,
deceased, orders that W. M. Mlnton be
appointed to appraise, property for tha
purpose of ascertaining tho Inheritance
tax due thereon.
Tha Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of
B(. Andrew's Cathedral will hold Its
first regular monthly meeting for the
fall In tho Sunday School rooms on
Monday, September 2Cth at 2:30
o'clock. It Is desired that all members
be present as Important plana are to
bo discussed.
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Cosplayer waynekaa > Prop of Shenhua (Black Lagoon)
- Most Recent Photo
- Series
- Black Lagoon
- Character
- Shenhua
- Item Name
- Kukri & Kunai
- Year Completed:
- 2008
- Construction Difficulty:
- Easy
- Costume worn at:
- Anime Expo 2008
- FanimeCon 2010
About this Prop
- Construction Details:
Kukri are the weapon of choice for the Nepalese army, but come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Kukri specifics were researched but then applied to Shenhua's weapons design. Her Kunai were sculpted in wood and then casted in resin.
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