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Lookup Please BARNETT - SLOAN death records, etc.
I am looking for any help finding the parents of Mary "Polly" (STONE) BARNETT in any/all of the census or death records noted below with an * or any other you might think of and have time for (THANK YOU VERY MUCH!)
David BARNETT [b. 01 Sep 1787 in Rutherford Co., NC - d. 29 June 1878 in Iowa]
married: Mary "Polly" SLOAN/STONE? [b. 06 jan 1796 - d. 03 June 1872 in Madison Co., Iowa]
m. on 25 Nov 1814 in Harrison Co., Indiana [do you have access to that by chance?]
They were on *1850 census in Washington Co., Indiana [1860 in Iowa
[this should say where her parents were from at least]
Also, David's bro., William Fernandez BARNETT m. Sarah Margaret SLOAN on 14 Aug in Mercer Co., KY
[poss. d/o John SLOAN and Elizabeth GRIFFITH and perhaps sister to Mary?]
*Sarah (SLOAN) BARNETT died in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana on 04 May 1850
*and Sarah's
*and Sarah's
Do you know of the names of any local newspapers that obituaries for any of the above may have appeared in?
Any help is deeply appreciated!
God bless,
Freda Hart-Riley
[Mary "Polly" SLOAN/STONE? and David BARNETT were my 3rd great grandparents.]
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As above, dinners are taken care of (L'Atelier and Wing Lei on someone elses dime!).
Staying at the Venetian. Plan on at least two breakfasts at Bouchon.
Any other suggestions? Looking for other breakfast and lunch places as well as places to go after dinner (L'Atelier Saturday, Wing Lei Sunday, LOS Monday, all at 7:30).


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Steinbeck and Capa's account of their journey through Cold War Russia is a classic piece of reportage and travel writing.
Just after the Iron Curtain fell on Eastern Europe, Pulitzer Prize-winning author John Steinbeck and acclaimed war photographer Robert Capa ventured into the Soviet Union to report for the New York Herald Tribune. This rare opportunity took the famous travelers not only to Moscow and Stalingrad - now Volgograd - but through the countryside of the Ukraine and the Caucasus. Hailed by the New York Times as "superb" when it first appeared in 1948, A Russian Journal is the distillation of their journey and remains a remarkable memoir and unique historical document.
What they saw and movingly recorded in words and on film was what Steinbeck called "the great other side there... the private life of the Russian people." Unlike other Western reporting about Russia at the time, A Russian Journal is free of ideological obsessions. Rather, Steinbeck and Capa recorded the grim realities of factory workers, government clerks, and peasants, as they emerged from the rubble of World War II - represented here in Capa's stirring photographs alongside Steinbeck's masterful prose.
Through it all, we are given intimate glimpses of two artists at the height of their powers, answering their need to document human struggle. This edition features an introduction by Steinbeck scholar Susan Shillinglaw.
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Every July since Betrand Delanoe became mayor in 2000, the road along the Seine becomes the Paris plage. It's not quite the south of France, but for the month of August, cars are blocked, sand, deck chairs and umbrellas arrive.
It's free fun in the sun for Parisians who can't get out of town.
Christian Science Monitor writes that the plage concept is now duplicated in Madrid, Tokyo, Berlin, Budapest, Mexico City, and Amsterdam.


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South of Buffalo's south suburban cities, a scattering of sparsely populated towns and hamlets collectively known as the Southtowns make up a scenic and historically interesting area. The northern reach of the Appalachian Mountains gives the area beautiful foothills, so this is also sometimes called the Boston Hills region. Other area communities include the hamlets Colden and Eden, which have a strong agricultural traditions and are included in the Southtowns Farm Trail, a scenic tour of Western New York's farming communities.
This area lacks major industry but with a lush backdrop of eastern mountain scenery, it has become a popular vacation spot and a retiree destination. Summer cottages boost the population in the warm months, while skiers and snow recreation enthusiasts enjoy the area in winter.
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Aside from the ubiquitous chain sub and doughnut places, dining out in the Southtowns region means going to a family run, local restaurant. The small population discourages big-chains from setting up shop, leaving room for plenty of creative local entrepreneurs.
Brunner's Eatery opened in 1978, and this family-owned pizza joint has been a beloved part of the Hamburg-Boston community ever since. A tasty pizza recipe, an extensive menu of burger and sandwich options, and a fun atmosphere that includes a ceiling sky mural makes it a unique dining experience. A full bar and patio extends the appeal beyond families.
The Colden Mill Restaurant, an 1880s grain mill transformed into a charming restaurant, specializes in elegantly prepared comfort foods like short-rib poutine, chicken pot pie, and shrimp and grits. Fancier appetizers, like the ricotta gnocchi with fresh peas and country ham, and lovely cocktails help set the scene for a special meal.
On the casual end, the Three Girls Cafe in Boston serves a mean stack of pancakes, or a plate of home fries with eggs, toast and bacon, if that's your thing. This warm, friendly breakfast place has home cooking, reasonable prices and a friendly vibe that turns locals into regulars.
In East Eden, Schunk's West Hill Grill keeps the kitchen open all night long. The bar closes at 4 a.m., and until then, you can order ribs, fried fish, steaks and other bar food done with care. Good cooking plus daily drinks and appetizer specials keep the place busy despite its rather remote location.
The area south of Buffalo retained the rough-and-tumble character of the frontier even after the completion of the Erie Canal turned Buffalo into a boom town. Small farms and hamlets dotted the region, and even in modern days, the population of the Southtown communities remains low. One moment in area history stands out with notoriety: The murder of money-lender John Love and subsequent hanging of the three Thayer brothers, who conspired to kill him rather than repay their debts. The triple hanging in 1825, the only public execution in Buffalo history, attracted as many as 30,000 spectators. Small museums and historic sites dot the region, including the original American Kazoo Company museum in Eden, where the squawking children's instrument began, and the site, in Boston, of a well that caused a local typhoid outbreak in 1843, and ultimately led to a vaccine.
This rural, spread-out area lacks good public transportation, making a car nearly essential to those who don't live in a centralized part of town. North Boston does have the southern-most park-and-ride facility on the Niagara Frontier Transporation Authority system, so Southtown residents who work in the metro can get a bus into the big city. Public transportation between hamlets doesn't exist, though.
Interstate 219 runs north-south through this region, connecting it to the Buffalo metro area and the northern edge of the vast Alleghany National Forest. The Rural Transit Services runs a non-profit shuttle to elderly and disabled people in the region.
In Boston's historic districts, concentrated amenities and original community planning that favored pedestrians make it possible to walk to some destinations. Cyclists have access to several bicycle-friendly roads in the region.
The cost of living in Buffalo comes widely regarded as being among the nation's most affordable, but the picture in the Southtowns area becomes complicated when factoring in vacation homes, not to mention the relative scarcity of jobs. Average rental rates are $733 for a standard one-bedroom apartment. Gas prices hit high here, running about 25 percent above the national average. Beer comes cheap, though. Expect to pay about $2 to $4 a pint in local watering holes.
This agricultural region takes great pride in the fresh produce, honey, maple syrup, eggs and meat grown on small farms throughout the area, and the Southtown Farm Trail allows visitors to take a scenic tour of the farms, stopping and shopping along the way. The tour includes farm stands, working farms, orchards, country markets, historic sites and special events, such as the Bona Fide Barn Dance and the Corn Festival in Eden every fall. Aside from farmers' markets and a few convenience stores, the best grocery shopping in the area can be found in Hamburg, an area large enough to support a Tops, Aldi and Save-a-Lot supermarkets.
Hamburg's business district has several fun local shops. Embraceable Ewe sells yarn, wool and crafting products, and showcases locally grown wool. What a Woman Wants has a large selection of jewelry, accessories and wearable art made in the region. Highland Hearth and Fireplace stocks wood-burning stoves, which remain in widespread use in this area. The Fresh and Fluffy Shop introduces modern baby gear, such as high-tech cloth diapers and backpack carriers, to a new eco-friendly generation of parents. Crazy4Books, housed in a rambling old house, has a big collection of used books. Antique shopping, a popular activity for tourists and leaf peepers, keeps many small towns in the region busy with bargain hunters, collectors and pickers. The largest place in the area, A Gently Used Home Store in Hamburg, sells vintage and modern consignment items, ranging from art, furniture and collectibles, in a huge warehouse. Numerous smaller shops operate out of homes and small storefronts across the region.
With the northern edge of the Appalachian Mountains within reach, scenic ridges, secluded valleys and densely forested lands give the area a touch of nature's grandeur. Those hills also make this a popular ski region, and several small ski resorts draw those in search of powder. The Kissing Bridge ski area in Glenwood, Buffalo Ski Club in Culden and the Colden Tubing Company, a downhill snow tubing facility, provide fun a fun day out.
Other area destinations include Boston County Forest Park, a 700-acre conservation area in Boston with an extensive trail network that gives hikers and cross-country skiers mountain views, wildlife sightings and solitude.
The 1,200-acre Chestnut Ridge Park, in Forest Park, originated as a casino in 1925, and a classic 1938 structure serves as a meeting place today. The park features a high hilltop observation point to admire the Buffalo skyline and Canada. Hiking, skiing, boating, bicycling and sports facilities keep this park busy year-round.
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Funky Print Studio is a family-owned and operated letterpress and hot foil printing atelier based in Bucharest, Romania.
Our studio was born after careful consideration, out of love for printing, card stock and paper, colors and art.
We had a huge interest in letterpress for a good chunk of time, but only recently decided to open a studio of our own. Our love for paper and card stock goes a long way back having a 10 years working experience in this field. At the beginning of 2013 we finally decided to offer our skills and services in die cutting and also opened our first online shop – Funky Box Studio. Our timid attempt to turn our hobby into a small business had a greater response than we ever expected. Therefore, we continued to successfully make and sell card stock boxes of all shapes and sizes, gift tags, coasters, envelopes and other various die cuts until this day and we will keep carrying on with this activity.
Encouraged by the success of Funky Box Studio and the digitally printed table numbers that we sell there, we opened Funky Print Studio. Here we make personalized stationery, wedding invitations, baby shower invitations and various events cards.
We letterpress print on an Original Heidelberg Platen windmill from circa 1960, die cut on a vintage Russian die cutting machine, use a Schimanek guillotine for paper cutting and a Pescha hole punching machine. We do our very best to revive antique machinery and printing processes in order to create impressive details that will be treasured for a long time.
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The people behind Funky Print Studio are husband and wife
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Daniel has been working and gaining experience in print houses for over a decade while at the same time sharing his knowledge and passion with Andreea.
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Online forms are super awesome in many things over the Web, from collecting simple messages online to automating complex processes. Creating a web form Today takes less time and effort than it did more than twenty years ago. If the body of a web form is built with HTML, its beauty comes within the use of stylesheets.
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On 123ContactForm you have many styling options to choose from for your web form in the Settings → Themes section. Moreover, you can use the custom CSS panel to add your own stylesheets, either by typing them in or uploading them from your server via URL.
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@import url(//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lobster);
.class123-label, input, #id123-button-send, body {font-family: 'Lobster', cursive;}
This works only if your form is opened in a separate tab by link, not when it's embedded. When you upload a background image for your web form in Themes, depending on its size, it might appear multiple times in the background of the form. Use this code to show it in fullscreen on any screen resolution:
body {background-size: 100%;}
input, textarea {font-family: Impact, Charcoal, sans-serif !important;}
There are some predefined option for this field to edit the width and height of the popup window. But if you want to customize the size of the popup to a certain x-amount of pixels, use this code:
#frameless {width:800px !important; height:600px !important;}
This following code works only if you add the print button to your form from Settings → Advanced. It will hide the print button on the form and display it on the payment summary page. If you're using an order form, copy this code in your custom CSS panel:
@media print
visibility: hidden ;
visibility: visible;
First, you'll need to add choices in HTML hyperlink tags. E.g. Item#1
Next, use this code:
.link {
background-color: #C0C0C0; /*this will make the background light grey */
color: red; /*this makes the text red*/
text-decoration:underline; /*this will underline the text*/
Just copy this code:
#id123-button-send {visibility:hidden;}
#id123-thankyou {
width: 640px;
height: 300px;
display: block;
background: url(http://goo.gl/3bs2fu) no-repeat;
background-position-y: 5px;
background-position-x: 170px;
text-indent: -99999px;
If you want to remove the Calculate button (when using payments):
#id123-button-calc {display: none;}
#id123-thankyou {font-family:'Impact, Charcoal, sans-serif';}
Use this class: .fileinput-button
Here's an example:
.fileinput-button {content: url('//mydomain.com/upload.png');
border-bottom: 0px; border-right: 0px; border-left: 0px; border-top: 0px;}
.tdmain {
opacity: 0.9;
filter: alpha(opacity=90);
{ background: #FF6600; border-left:3px solid #FF00FF; }
Applicable for single choice and multiple choice fields.
Copy this code:
.inside {background-color: red !important;} /*this will style the interior when checked */
.outside {background-color: green !important;} /*this will style the background of the checkbox or radio*/
Copy this code:
#id123-button-send:hover {box-shadow: 5px 5px 2.5px #888888;}}
This concludes our list of 17 CSS tricks for web forms. If you have more to add to our list that other users may learn from, feel free to comment below.


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The authorization implements regulatory strategies the FDA advanced with industry stakeholders, though labs may still be more inclined to take the CLIA route, as long as it is available.
Geisinger is hoping to help others around the country implement precision medicine, which requires significant investment in genomics expertise, as well as infrastructural and operational changes.
The government payor made some adjustments in finalizing the 2018 clinical lab fee schedule, but the industry continues to feel CMS is ignoring its most salient concerns.
The workgroup wanted to address the problem of variability in how bioinformatics pipelines are validated in order to improve the accuracy of NGS tests.
Validation results presented at the Association for Molecular Pathology meeting demonstrate that the test can be implemented clinically, replacing existing FISH and PCR assays.
Illumina had filed a series of suits against several companies in the UK starting in 2015, which were recently consolidated into one case.
Four SNPs at three sites in the genome showed potential associations with breast cancer outcomes in a GWAS meta-analysis involving more than 6,000 individuals.
The researchers found multiple enzymes that indicate causes of dysregulated adaptive immunity and tissue damage in fatal Ebola virus disease.
Researchers identified a genetically distinct cluster of gentle Africanized honeybees in Puerto Rico, which appear to have undergone selection in recent years.
Researchers test gene therapy targeting a different cancer protein in a new trial, the New York Times reports.
Pennsylvania State University researchers found that salivary microRNAs could predict which kids would have longer concussion symptoms, according to NPR.
The Associated Press reports Alex Azar, the new Department of Health and Human Services secretary nominee, made millions of dollars as a pharmaceutical executive.
In PNAS this week: immune profiling of breast cancer, transposable element patterns in rice, and more.
To deliver winning product solutions, IVD manufacturers must earn the approval of users by addressing the real problems they face. This white paper from Invetech teaches in vitro diagnostics manufacturers how improve IVD system performance, manufacturing, and market success through a user-focused IVD product development process.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) continues to revolutionize personalized medicine as NGS technology improves and costs continue to fall, resulting in an increased number of scientific and health-related applications. However, the success of a sequencing project rests on the sample quality and NGS library used to generate the data. Poor quality libraries will produce poor quality or biased sequencing data that can slow the advancement and clinical utility of this great new technology.
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Sailor Sebastien Godefroid has been selected to be the flag-bearer at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Games on Friday.6 August 2008
BELGIUM - Sailor Sebastien Godefroid is to carry the Belgian flag during the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics.
Godefroid has been selected on the grounds of his extensive track-record, the head of the Belgian Olympic team said.
Godefroid won a silver medal in Atlanta. Four years later, he ended 7th, a result he repeated in Athens in 2004. In Beijing 2008, he will not be taking part in his usual Finn dinghy but will instead share a Tornado dinghy with his former partner Carolijn Brouwer.
"It really was a difficult decision to take," Philippe Rogge, the head of the Belgian Olympic team explains.
"There were many possible candidates to carry the flag and they would have done a great job at it too. Eventually, I took the decision based on the athletes' track record."
"Sebbe was slightly surprised he should be given the honour but he readily accepted. And although he's been quite calm about it, it's clear that the prospect of carrying the flag has given him a sense of pride."
Godefroid succeeds table tennis player Jean-Michel Saive who carried the flag in Athens.
Saive is said to have been slightly disappointed when he heard the news but had said this was an extra motivation for him to continue until the London 2012 Olympics.
Other contenders to bear the flag were short-distance runner Kim Gevaert and judoka Ilse Heylen.
VRT caught red-handed in China
Meanwhile in Beijing, Belgium has been sanctioned by the International Olympic Committee for filming in the Olympic village.
The media have to apply strict rules in the village - filming or interviewing athletes or taking pictures of them is strictly prohibited.
Earlier this week, a VRT cameraman was caught filming in the village.
"We actually had the athletes' permission to film," the VRT team leader Jan Noppe says.
"But we also took some exterior shots of the buildings, and that we shouldn't have done," Noppe admits.
Belgium will not be fined for the incident but it will have to hand in a number of guest invitations. The invitations allow guests entry to the Olympic village.
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Why is back pain such a misunderstood and so often misquoted topic in the field of spinal surgery? The biennial meeting of the British Association of Spinal Surgeons was held in Norwich and threw up some interesting discussions. The award for best paper went to " Spinal fusion versus non-surgical treatment in patients with chronic low back pain: an average 11 year follow-up of three randomised controlled trials" presented by Anne Manion, the primary author, from Switzerland. This paper analysed the long term outcomes in the patient group originally reported by Fairbank et al in the Medical Research Council funded study comparing surgery with non-operative management of non-specific back pain. The original article being "Randomised controlled trial to compare surgical stabilisation of the lumbar spine with an intensive rehabilitation programme for patients with chronic low back pain: the MRC spine stabilisation trial." http://www.bmj.com/content/330/7502/1233
The concern is that already in the description of these papers, confusion is creeping in as to whether we are talking about back pain or non-specific back and that differentiation is crucial.
Unfortunately the chair of the session was unable to allow time for this paper to be questioned adequately by the audience due to limited time left from previous discussions, which is often a risk at meetings. This meant that a number of statements of the paper were left unquestioned and there is a risk this will mean the statements will be misquoted in the future or potentially the authors will go on to publish this paper without adequate challenge. There is no doubt that the authors have made a thorough attempt at gathering and presenting the data they have but they have fallen into a similar trap as others have when quoting the original paper by Fairbanks et al. The term chronic back pain is used in these groups when the implication at various stages in the presentation and papers is that the authors mean non-specific chronic back pain. This distinction may be inferred but by not clarifying this, it results in incorrect interpretation of the results.
The difficulty here boils down to limited consistency in the spinal surgical community when considering and evaluating back pain and the use of the terms chronic back pain or non-specific chronic back pain. Although back pain is clearly only a symptom, it has crept into conversation as a reference to a potential diagnosis, which is where things get so confusing. If non-specific back pain is a diagnosis where no specific cause can be found for the symptom of pain, we should assume all appropriate modern imaging and potential diagnostic techniques have been utilised in establishing the diagnosis or more accurately, our inability to establish a diagnosis. Unfortunately we are simply not consistent in the diagnostic approach. There is too much disagreement among spinal surgeons and allied professions in how to investigate someone presenting with back pain and in the how much effort is placed in establishing the underlying pathology leading to this symptom. This is often due to surgeon training, expertise or surgical interest but may also take into account access to specialist modern imaging such as dynamic weight bearing/ dynamic x-rays, SPECT-CT scanning, availability and expertise in performing diagnostic injections, specialist interpretation of radiological investigations, and finances available to allow specialist investigations to take place. Surgeons may also have varying abilities in surgical techniques to treat certain conditions and we know the inconsistencies among surgeons in suggesting a surgical technique for a particular condition. We may therefore expect to see one surgeon with experience in minimally invasive fusions for single level degenerative discs differ in opinion from a surgeon with experience with disc replacements who may differ further from a surgeon with a practice predominantly in paediatric deformity. The difference may lie in the diagnostic methodology and surgical treatment options considered appropriate. The concern with the original high quality RCT by Fairbanks et.al. was that the inclusion criteria were those patients from a large region where the local surgeon was not sure if surgery should be considered and so included a range of pathologies, a range of surgical interests and expertise as well as a limited number of fusion techniques available when the trial was originally performed. Many of the patients who were expected to do well with fusion surgery were already excluded. So although the paper set out to compare patients with back pain, we are unclear about what pathologies existed. They were aiming to compare non-specific back pain treatments but may have included a number of patients with clearly identifiable causes of back pain for which we know surgery has a favorable outcome. The implications of this are important in that if this is quoted in academic argument, the quote must be accurate. Also if this follow-up paper is quoted it needs to be very clear what these patient groups were. I do not believe that the authors of these papers set out to deceive, but rather it is the specialties unclear understanding and inconsistent terminology used when referring to the symptom of back pain which has resulted in repeated misquotes of the original paper and therefore potentially with subsequent papers dealing with this patient group.
We as a specialty regularly use back pain inferring a diagnosis or pathology when we all know this is a symptom often associated with a range of conditions and should not be used any more than chest pain should be considered a diagnosis or always imply a myocardial infarction.
It is important to get this correct and more attention should be paid to using the term non-specific back pain when it is clear all possible specific causes have been excluded. We should also ensure we are consistent with our diagnostic approach and terminology. We need to move away from the term chronic back pain unless we are very clear what is meant by this symptom. If outcomes of surgery are expected to be good, it is going to be essential to monitor the treatment of patients presenting with back pain and follow them up in the long term being clear what the underlying cause of pain was and what specific operation has been used to treat this. We need to also be clear what is meant in each case in the literature so that the outcome of a minimally invasive L4/5 interbody fusion for a patient with a single level degenerative disc is not compared to a patient with no identifiable pain source on MRI, CT SPECT or after diagnostic injections or provocative tests. In either group, some surgeons may have decided to consider performing a fusion whereas another group may have suggested a functional restoration program and non-operative approach. We haven't even started discussing what suggestions may be made in considering which surgical approach or technique is to be utilised or the intensity and duration of the functional restoration program. No doubt such a discussion will keep us busy for some time too.
Mr Neil Orpen, Consultant Spinal Surgeon, Great Western Hospital, Swindon, UK
June 2013
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Batman and the Bat-Titans 93 by Super-JoshWatch
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What to do? Now that i've seen all parts.
I cannot stop laughing at these. Please, make more!
pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaase make more comics!
Need... more!
I have the feeling a few of its content was brought up by the robotic chicken.
Oh boy! I hope the silly sausage serves seal cakes for dessert!!
Somehow we could have known that letting Beast Boy into a kitchen was a bad idea. For his health.
The sweetest meat is the soul! LOL!
Beast Boy with a Harpoon!
It's so sad but yet so funny at the same time...!
oh dear god I can't stop laughing XD
Heh, this is quite funny.
So many fish puns!!!!
wai if its a boiled lobster, how did beast boy deep fry his hand?
lol! the sweetest meal is the soul! my new catchphrase :3
For the record, I'll be stealing "what a silly sausage I am!"
This is...profoundly unfunny.
and yoiu were about to give thanks to this meal aquaman....SHAAAMMMEEEEEEEE
Oh Cod oh Cod oh Cod- think about the children!!! That poor lobster family... Aqualad's Cod-parents no less!!
Batman you evil heartless maniacal .... ugh!
(ah, who am I kiddin? I laughed a little too hard for this one...)
Hohohahahahhahahhahhahahahahahahahahahaahahahahaha cthulhu most be the only Fish god "the" B47M4n parys to!
Crunchy Souls for everyone!
Crunchy Souls for everyone!
So many things awesome about this
1. Atlateans worship cod, instead of Neptune or Poseidon
2.Batman's annoyance with Aquaman's religion
3. Aqualad was raised by lobsters
4. Aquaman freaking out (In the DC 52 he actually ate fish)
5. Batman is the Axis Powers (Fuhrer=Hitler, Dolphin hunter=Japanese)
Overall this scene was a more messed up version of a scene in the Teen Titans cartoon when Aqualad was pissed at Speedy for buying fish tacos.
LOL! Bats in the last panel is just enjoying the lobster! XD
LOL! I missed you guys! Nice job!
Also, lobster or as we say in Maine "Lob-stah" is preferred boiled. I had a teacher once and he was born and raised in the south... They Bar-B-Qued their lobsters. They put the lobster on the grill, then stab its brain, then cook it... How evil!
hahaha so are we done with Aquaman
'The soooooooooouuuuuuuuuullllllllllll!
Yay! more bat tits. 00,...
out of context that sounds kind of wrong.
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PENTICTON - A plan to see transit improved in the Penticton area is moving forward after getting the green light from city council this week.
The Okanagan Similkameen Transit Future Plan received thumbs up from Penticton City Council, clearing the way forward for initial steps in the implementation of a plan that attempts to project the region's transit needs over the next 25 years.
On Monday, July 6, Senior Transit Planner Maria Lockley told council short term transit goals in the city involved improvements to bus stop amenities and reconfiguration and expansion of the Cherry Lane Mall bus exchange while Mayor Andrew Jakubeit said he'd like to see B.C. Transit consider adding a transit hub to the city's downtown core.
Lockley said the most desired service sought after locally by transit riders was improved service from Penticton to Kelowna, adding the regional service expects to serve 1.74 million riders each year by 2040.
Council approval came on the same day B.C. Transit Senior Regional Transit Manager Daniel Pizarro and Lockley toured through the communities of Osoyoos, Oliver and Kaleden in a transit bus. Pizarro said he was pleased at the number of people who turned up to visit the touring bus, which he said was meant to provide more information to residents about services available in addition to talking to local residents about their transit needs.
Pizarro said residents in Kaledan are interested in seeing a regular transit schedule instead of the on-demand service that currently exists. Residents would also like to see the bus do a loop through the community instead of only stopping at the community hall.
Pizarro also wants to work with those in the community who expressed interest in providing a pick-up service for those requiring transit in the community, in order to bring them to the community hall for pickup.
"At a time when we are trying to maximize the service that is already there, it's really useful to work with those volunteer transit networks," he said.
Pizarro said he and Lockley will be seeking transit plan approval from Summerland and Princeton councils in the coming weeks as well.
Once the endorsements are in place, a reorganization of the governance structure will take place and all partners will work together to form a transit committee in order to begin implementation of the first phase of the transit future plan.
The first objective will be to bring all transit schedules under one rider's guide and fare structure in order to provide more customer ease of use. A committee can be expected to be put together in the next few months, and the governance side of the plan to be in place within two years.
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How Excited Are YOU For The BROS Reunion? [3 mins]
We're pretty excited (OK, VERY excited) to be welcoming BROS on their reunion tour next year… and it seems we're not the only ones. We've scoured social media to find your best reactions to the Goss Brothers reforming after a 24-year break!
Making dreams come true
The announcement BROS would be hitting The O2 arena AND embarking on a UK tour was almost too much for fans to handle. There was a mixture of delight and disbelief as the first gig sold out in just seven seconds, as @mrchrishubbard and @Alison_Boler discovered.
Blimey - there we were in the office mocking the Bros reunion. They've sold out the O2 arena in London in just SEVEN SECONDS!! 😮— Chris Hubbard (@mrchrishubbard) 8 October 2016
Its a GREAT day when the Bros reunion show at O2 sells out in SEVEN SECONDS and I get three tickets! Waited 30years for this!! 😬— Alison Boler (@Alison_Boler) 7 October 2016
Digging out the tour merchandise…
It seems the hardened BROS fans among you had high hopes for a reunion tour – so much so in fact that you've held on to tour merchandise for all these years. Check out these impressive items from @davehodder and @petergabi. At least your wait paid off, guys!
Bros vinyl collection plus a few cds and tour programmes. #bros #mattgoss #lukegoss #brosreunion #vinyl #records
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My favorite blue coat is ready 😁 Since 27 yrs waiting in my wardrobe to finally somebody wear 😜 #MattGoss #LukeGoss #BrosAreBack ❤❤❤
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…and those old ticket stubs
Wowsers, look at the dates on these! Hats off to @DurkinSteph and @denpais who've managed not to keep hold of their BROS ticket stubs since the 1980s.
Found my ticket to warm up gig for Bros's first ever tour at Mcr Apollo @mattgoss @LukeGoss #memories #brosette pic.twitter.com/9EJjG5vWLn— Steph (@DurkinSteph) 10 January 2015
#brosreunion is happening! @mattgoss & Luke 10 month countdown 🙌😍 #Gossy #o2 #wembley #mattgoss #lukegoss
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Don't forget those Grolsch bottle caps
It might not have been the most fashionable era, but BROS certainly made their mark on the 80's fashion scene. For those of you not familiar with the Grolsch bottle top trend, it involved attaching two of them through your shoelace holes so they'd click and clatter as you walked. Stylish. @linlush shows us how it's done…
Done this for my daughter lol, brings back memories from my much younger years @mattgoss @LukeGoss #bros #grolsch pic.twitter.com/k3g51whrnh— Lindsay Burns (@linlush) 23 April 2016
Brosettes reunited
Before the Beliebers and the Directioners there were the Brosettes – an army of dedicated BROS fans who followed their every move. The good news for the lads is many of them are still going strong, and like @juliettelouise and @summerbabe6969, they're just counting down the days until the 2017 shows.
Wow excited about the #BrosReunion i never stopped being a brosette! ☺🙌🏻— Juliette Louise (@juliettelouise) 14 October 2016
The best birthday present ever...... going to see Bros at the O2. I was a huge Brossette back in the day.— Nikki Roberts (@summerbabe6969) 16 October 2016
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Sigmoid colon - one of the large intestine, which moves in a straight line, taking its origin from the top of the pelvic aperture.The unusual shape of the card (in the form of a "sigma" Greek letter) caused its name.Usually the body is located on the left side of the abdomen.However, sometimes it bends can reach down to the right hypochondrium.
This body continues to perform the functions of the intestine relative to the direct absorption and digestion of food.It is here that the absorption of a large amount of food consumed by a moisture-rich nutrients, which will then contribute to the growth of all tissues and normal vital functions of organs and systems.
Due to the reduction of fluid, sigmoid colon - an area of intense hardening of feces.After completing this department, undigested food debris pass into the rectum and then removed from the body through defecation.The main function - ensuring the digestion and absorption of nutrients.
variety of organ disorders not only contribute to distu
Diseases sigmoid colon sigmoid
This kind of colitis is an inflammation of the sigmoid colon.The latter may occur in acute and chronic forms.Acute type of pathology is characterized by sharp pain in the iliac region, changing the color and rastrojstvo chair.
Chronic pain appears during defecation or immediately after it, and the extreme instability of the chair.
In addition, patients complain of frequent belching, bloating, nausea, vomiting and loud flatulence in the intestine.Often the treatment of this disease is difficult because of the wrong diagnosis.In long-term chronic inflammation of the card activated splicing processes of the sigmoid colon with the nearest authorities.
Colitis carries negative consequences for the person in the form of weakness, sudden weight loss, a significant reduction in quality of life.
possible motility disorders (patency) of the intestine can cause a dangerous disease acquired.Pathology provokes the appearance of intestinal areas with increased intraluminal pressure.In this way, the longitudinal and transverse muscles of the sigmoid colon with hypertrophy.Violation of the muscle disorder involves the character of the blood supply to the tissues, as well as the normal transport of chyme (content) on tract cavities.More likely a manifestation of the disease at the age of about 50 years.
Symptoms of the disease manifests itself as follows: violation of stool, colic, flatulence, bloating in the abdomen;pain can occur in the iliac fossa.Do not avoid medical care for manifestations of diverticular disease.Otherwise, you may develop complications such as purulent peritonitis, abscess formation, the occurrence of fistulas, bleeding and inflammation.
cancer of the sigmoid colon
cancer of the sigmoid colon, which may be detected with equal probability in men as in women.
malignant tumor most often occurs between the ages of 40 to 50 years.Cancer Symptoms of sigmoid part are: bowel obstruction, abdominal pain, nausea, belching, involuntary contraction of the abdominal muscles, characteristic swelling on the right side of the abdomen.Treatment of a cancerous disease is carried out only after the passage of the sick necessary analyzes and comprehensive study of the problem.
Diagnostics to provide objective data it requires the results of laboratory tests, X-rays, sigmoidoscopy and biopsy and other tests.For the primary study used growths palpation.Detailed studies are needed to determine the size of tumors and to determine its location in the sigmoid colon.
only operation on sigmoid colon is able to get rid of this oncology department.Surgery is recommended to conduct immediately after the final diagnosis.Not all growths and tumors indicate the presence of cancer.For example, a polyp of the sigmoid colon - benign precancerous growths that, however, you need to stop.
Treatment When inflammatory processes, changing the motility of the esophagus or the occurrence of tumors of different nature the patient's quality of life significantly reduced.
avoid suffering and the threat of complications should consult a doctor who will deliver an accurate diagnosis and offer an arsenal of methods of conservative therapy or surgical treatment of sigmoid colon diseases.


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The purpose of the Forum for the society is to identify opportunities to improve the quality of life for each consumer, based on innovative products of plastics industry, and to find tools for unlocking this potential. The purpose of the Forum for the industry is to find ways to increase the consumption of domestic products based on polymer materials. The key objectives of the Forum include identification of the plastics industry development points, consolidation of information and building a constructive dialogue with the state authorities.
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Diana hybrid jungle- first of all this is not an total in depth guide. This guide will focus on Diana jungling. I will touch on another few points briefly like item choice and champions she is best/worst against.
Now... lets begin
Hybrid Diana? (Why hybrid)
The idea of Diana going hybrid may sound insane. She is an AP mage and I did play her as one, Mid or Jungle. But what I loved the most about her is her passive and her engage. I wanted to make a build that focusses on her passive, making the best of what is. But the problem building full AP and having only her third attack do massive damage and the rest next to none seemed a waist. So when I made the build I used I had the following Ideas in my head:
* Very high attack speed (For her passive)
* High sustain damage
* High burst
* Moderately Tanky
Needless to say that is exactly what I got.
Diana overall is more focussed AP still but has good sustain due to items.
If you noticed there are two builds. The first is when you are up against an heavy or normal team where as the the other is if you are up against a heavy AP team.
Nasher's Tooth vs Maladay vs Wits end
At first glance Nasher's Tooth might seem better due to the cool-down it has, but it lacks something very important: Added magic damage with auto attack.
I am against getting this item since it does not compliment you build as the rest do
Pros / Cons
- Counter jungler
- Good engage
- Clears camps very fast early-mid game
- Great Tower Diver
- Very high burst and chase
- Great ganker once you have ult
- Horrible gank before you have your ult
- Easy to counter jungle early game
- Very mana dependant
- Fragile early game
Creeping / Jungling
In this section:
* Basic Jungling
- Jungle Path
- Gaol as Diana
- Backing
- Dragon
* Advance Jungling
- Timers
- Counter Jungling
- Mid lane Pick
- Warding
- Anti-Counter Jungle
* Ganking
- Early game ganking
- Mid/late game ganking
- Tower Diving
Risk vs Reward
- Farming
- Counter Jungle
- Recemmendation
Lets go:
* Basic Jungling
- Jungle Path
1. Wolves
2. Blue
3. Wraiths
4. Golems
5. Red
6. Wraiths
Then Repeat:
2. Golems
3. Wraiths
//Notes: Get someone to help you with wolves but letting you last hit. And have someone leash Blue. Use your potions when you get past half health.
- Gaol as Diana
Your gaol as Diana is to reach level 6 as fast as possile. Once you get your ult ganks are allot better and end up in success most of the time. So tell your team to play safe early game as you want to rush your ult.
- Backing
The first time you must back is when you are too low health to even jungle wolves or wraiths or when you have enough gold for your first item (860 gold).
- Dragon
Solo dragon at level 10 and higher after you got your attack speed boots.
* Advance Jungling
- Timers
Take special note of these because they are an essential key in making you a great jungler.
Blue/red re-spawns every 5 min.
Dragon every 6 min.
So take note at which times you killed them.
For most junglers the average time blue re-spawns is at (7:15,,,12:15,,17:15,,23:15)
(Assuming they start at Blue, the same counts for if they start Red)
- Counter Jungling
Diana is perfect for counter jungling especialy early-mid game. But is it worth it? YES!! For Diana it is a must.
Early game Counter Jungle:
If your opponent begins at blue (has mana) Head to their Red instead of heading to your wolves.
Note that you should head through your jungle and enter the ramp next to mid lane.
Avoid using tri-bush. Make ready to pop your shield and ghost if they are waiting.
Stand in the bush at red until it spawns. Kill red with smite and head to your own red first then your blue!!
The logic behind it is that when your opponent sees their red is gone they will thunk you are now
doing blue and can get a gank off at your red. It works out that gank works if you did go to your blue first.
After that continue with wolves, wraiths and golems.
If they start at Red, head to their blue. But this time you want to take the long way around.
Head through your jungle pas red and enter into their jungle at the ramp at blue.
Same thing, be careful when entering bush. Avoid walking past dragon on your way to blue, enemy champions usually sit in the bush near mid. After blue head to your blue where you can take it for yourself or either give it to your mid.
Then up to your red.
//Note: Always ask your mid and side lanes if they can watch for an invade.
Later Game Counter jungling:
This is where the timers come in ~
I have not have a case where this didn't happen thus far in all my days of jungling (Since level 10 stright to 30 and even ranked games):
It takes about 30-2 min of blue or red re-spawning for the enemy jungler to come for it.
Thus timing your jungle in such a way that when the camp spawns that you are already there.
Diana clears the jungle fast enough that you won't get caught. But don't head to it when it spawns.
Because then it is too late. Go to it 30 seconds before it spawns.
While you are waiting (if you arrived early) help yourself to either their wraiths or wolves.
After you stole their camp go secure your own then.
//Note: I suggest you take the one they started at and leave their second blue/red to secure your own. Remember don't get TOO greedy.
- Mid lane Pick
The best mid lanes for Diana Jungle is mid lanes that don't require mana, because then they will not e tempted to steal/ask for blue. Meaning you can jungle longer don't have to be for mana. If they do ask for it, no biggy. Buy mana potions, it is worth it.
- Warding
When you play against an agressive jungler (a jungler that clears camps fast)ward your own jungle.
When you play against a sqeechy jungler like shaco, fizz, (And even rammus) ect ward their jungle so you can see where they are. Incase you want to gank.
Instead of stealing their blue/red when it just respawned, you can ward it so that you can get gank on enemy jungler.
Thus getting their red/blue and a kill ~ The down side to this is you sometimes have to stall for time which is bad for your farm.
- Anti-Counter Jungle
When facing enemy junglers like shyvana or shaco who love early game invade/gank in your jungle use the following:
1. Shorten your path: Instead of heading to golems after wraiths head to red instead.
2. check bushes with your Q. Check the one near wraiths and the one near red. Because your Q reveals targets if they are there.
* Ganking
- Early game ganking
I try to gank once in early game (pre lvl 6).
How to:
Only gank a lane that the enemy pushed, and only at lvl 4-5 (Which you get very quickly) Try cutting the enemy's route off and hitting with your Q for initial damage before you are in melee range.
When you are in melee ranged attack them with your auto. They will try to run. So use your E to pull them back and your W to damage them when they are in melee range.
Be careful not to use E when they are too close because that will only waste the ability.
- Mid/late game ganking
Try landing your Q so that you can use your ult twice. But once you landed your Ult once wait until your Q is recharged if possible that way you get 3 ults out of it. Use your E to pull them back and your W to damage them when they are in melee range. don't be afraid to take one or two tower hits. Diana is tough. You can also safe your W to take some tower hits.
When the target is on low health but your ult can't reach him/her ult an minion and use your E to draw the person in. Even if it is under tower. Her ult has very short cooldown.
- Tower Diving
I once tower dived 3 people all on full health. I got a triple and got away...
Diana is an absolutely great tower diver due to her ult and burst damage AND her pull (Gets them every time) but there are a few times you must not dive:
Against tanks with a taunt or heavy cc, unless they on no health. (That your ult and a Q can kill)
The rest is free game.
Ability use when tower diving. This is just me and only do this when you know you will most likely get the kill.
Use R then W,Q, auto attack, E, gtfo.
Risk vs Reward
- Farming
Diana needs to farm but once she has she snowballs very well.
- Counter Jungle
Yes! It gives you an edge and a successful counter jungle usually means GG.


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Paganism and Pagan Survivals in Spain Up to the Fall of the Visigothic Kingdom
by Stephen McKenna
The purpose of the present study is to describe the struggle against paganism and pagan survival in Spain up to the fall of the Visigothic kingdom in 712. By paganism is here meant not only the worship of the pagan gods, but also the practices associated with pagan worship, such as astrology and magic. An attempt will be made to show the part that political, social and religious factors played in pagan survivals as well as to point out the various manifestations of paganism. This study, it is hoped, will throw light upon a phase of early Spanish history that has not hitherto been adequately treated. It will enable the reader to compare the paganism of Spain with that found in Africa, France, Germany and Italy, in as far as the extant sources and modern studies make such comparison possible.
In Spain as elsewhere in the empire the legislation of Constantine and Licinius marked a revolutionary change in the policy of the Roman government toward religion. Theoretically Christianity was now placed on an equal footing with paganism, but in practice from the first Constantine favored Christianity. Paganism steadily declined under the Christian emperors. The short pagan reaction brought about by Julian had no lasting effect and by the end of the fourth century pagan worship was definitely proscribed. But while the official pagan cults were easily suppressed the private practice of paganism offered a stubborn resistance to the progress of Christianity. The invasion of the empire by the Germanic peoples in the fourth and fifth centuries tended to keep alive pagan practices, for these invaders were either pagans or Arians and their hostility to the Catholics of the empire forced the Church in many places to struggle for its very existence. It was only after the conversion of the barbarians to Catholicism that successful efforts could be made against the paganism that still survived in the regions of the empire occupied by the barbarian peoples.
For a proper understanding of the subject it is necessary to give a survey of the pagan religions that existed in the Spanish Peninsula prior to the triumph of Christianity. Our knowledge of these pagan [viii] beliefs and practices is derived from the inscriptions and archaeological remains dating from the period of the empire and occasional references to the religion of the Spanish people in Greek and Latin writers. Full use has been made of the chief modern works that deal with paganism in Spain, in particular J. Toutain, Les cultes paiens dans l'empire romain, and Leite de Vasconcellos, Religiőes da Lusitania. The writer has supplemented the studies of these two men by utilizing the discoveries on the early religions of Spain that have been made since their works were published. He has also made a special effort to show the localities in Spain where the pagan cults flourished and the probable influence which they had on the people of the Peninsula.
A comprehensive treatment of paganism in Spain down to the end of the third century A.D. forms the subject matter of the first chapter. The second chapter carries this history down from the council of Elvira, held about the year 306, to the Germanic invasions of Spain at the beginning of the fifth century. The canons of Elvira not only give us an insight into the organization of the Spanish Church, but also reveal the attitude of the ecclesiastical authorities to the paganism that surrounded them. For the rest of the fourth century the chief source is the anti-pagan legislation of the Christian emperors as found in the Theodosian Code.
A chapter has been devoted to Priscillianism, since this heresy, besides causing dissension in the Spanish hierarchy for almost two hundred years, perpetuated a number of superstitious beliefs and practices among the people. Only those problems in connection with Priscillianism have been studied that enable the reader to secure a better understanding of the pagan practices that were associated with it.
The fourth chapter contains a full analysis of the De correctione rusticorum of St. Martin of Braga, our most important source on the history of paganism in Spain in the sixth century. While the introduction and notes to Caspari's edition of this sermon published in 1883 are very valuable, many important features of Martin's attitude toward paganism have been overlooked and Caspari's explanation of many practices needed to be revised in the light of more recent studies. The closing chapter deals with the survivals of paganism in Visigothic Spain.
As the relatively large number of writers in this kingdom, with one or two exceptions, give practically no information on the pagan survivals of their region in the sixth and seventh centuries, our knowledge of paganism there must be gleaned mainly from the Visigothic Code and the conciliar legislation. Finally, considerable attention has been given to the efforts of the Church at dispelling ignorance among the clergy and people and to the exorcisms and blessings of the Mozarabic rite as factors in counteracting and supplanting pagan beliefs and practices.
The writer takes this opportunity to thank his religious superiors for the privilege of continuing his studies at the Graduate School of the Catholic University of America. To his professors at the University he is also deeply grateful. He owes a special debt of gratitude to the Reverend Doctor Aloysius K. Ziegler and to Doctor Martin R. P. McGuire for the help and guidance received from them in writing the present dissertation.
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Esopus, New York,
January, 1938.
Table of Contents
Chapter One : Paganism and Christianity in Spain Before the Council of Elvira
Chapter Two : Paganism and Pagan Survivals in Spain During the Fourth Century
Chapter Three : Priscillianism and Pagan Survivals in Spain
Chapter Four : Pagan Survivals in Galicia in the Sixth Century
Chapter Five : Pagan Survivals in Visigothic Spain
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