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Behavior of Marine Fishes: Capture Processes and Conservation Challenges
392 pages
June 2011, Wiley-Blackwell
Table of Contents
Preface (Clement S. Wardle).
Introduction (Pingguo He).
Part One: Locomotion and sensory capabilities in marine fishes.
Chapter 1: Swimming in marine fishes (John J. Videler and Pingguo He).
Chapter 2: Fish vision and its role in fish capture (Takafumi Arimoto, Christopher W. Glass and Xiumei Zhang).
Chapter 3: Hearing in marine fishes and its application in fisheries (Hong Young Yan, Kazuhiko Anraku and Ricardo P. Babaran).
Part Two: Fish behavior near fishing gears during capture processes.
Chapter 4: Fish behavior near bottom trawls (Paul D. Winger, Steve Eayrs and Christopher W. Glass).
Chapter 5: Fish behavior in relation to longlines (Svein Løkkeborg, Anders Fernö and Odd-Børre Humborstad).
Chapter 6: Fish pots: fish behavior, capture processes and conservation issues (Bjarti Thomson, Odd-Børre Humborstad and Dag M. Furevik).
Chapter 7: Large-scale fish traps: gear design, fish behavior and conservation challenges (Pingguo He and Yoshihiro Inoue).
Chapter 8: Fish behavior near gillnets: capture processes and influencing factors (Pingguo He and Michael Pol).
Chapter 9: Electric senses of fish and its application in marine fisheries (Hans Polet).
Part Three: Contemporary issues in capture and conservation in marine fisheries.
Chapter 10: Technical measures to reduce bycatch and discards in trawl fisheries (Norman Graham).
Chapter 11: Mortality of animals that escape fishing gears or are discarded after capture: Approaches to minimize mortality (Petri Suuronen and Daniel L. Erickson).
Chapter 12: Effect of trawling on the seabed and mitigation measures to reduce impact (Pingguo He and Paul D. Winger).
Chapter 13: Measures to reduce interactions of marine magafauna with fishing operations (Dominic Rihan).
Author Information
The Wiley Advantage
- Synthesis of current research and valuable knowledge that will help reduce bycatch and discards in commercial fisheries
- Review of basic fish behavioral principles and patterns and their relation to capture methods and conservation efforts
- Contributions from leading international applied fish behaviorists and fishing gear technologists


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Not up to past experiences. 4 whells were to be COMPLETELY refinished...FRONT and BACK! Only the front was done. Vehicle will be down another 3-5 days to correct! Not good!
Vehicle: Toyota 4Runner
Service Date: 07/26/2013
Review Created: 08/01/2013 11:55 AM
Scott M. at Scott's Auto Center responded on 08/05/2013
Hi Jason,
I think what you meant was the outside of the wheels were refinished and not the inside all four wheels were done. This is the first request we have ever had where a customer wants the inside of the wheel refinished, so i called the company that does the refinishing and they said that is not a normal procedure. I have asked them to refinish the inside as a courtsy without charging us and they agreed too. I am very sory if there was any miss communication at the front desk.
Have a Great Day! Scott (Owner)

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Sweet Repeat: Aaron Paul's Crazy Eyes
Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul's got a hot career, a squeaky new Emmy and a pair of crazy eyes. Seriously, Aaron has the most intense stare we've ever seen. On Breaking, Aaron plays Jesse Pinkman, Bryan Cranston's counterpart in making and dealing uppers. Perhaps Aaron's gotten just a little too into his role? Check out our gallery below – but be careful not to stare directly into those wide, green peepers.
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Last summer I hiked to this summit on North Fork Mountain in the Monongahela National Forest of West Virgiia. The ridge line is dry with no reliable source of water for close to 50 mile in any direction. I only had enough water with me to stay for two nights but was treated with some great light on the second night. After that it was back down and a few nights camping up on Dolly Sods. This area of the East Coast is so exceptional for nature and landscape photography!
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Absolutely breathtaking! I'd love to be up there.
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Monstercat's Pegboard Nerds and Grabbitz come together to give us "All Alone." Purchase it now, put some headphones on and jam away to this new track.
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2003 Harley VROD for U.S. Fund for UNICEF.
A 2003 Harley VROD was donated to UNICEF by very generous donors from Florida. The VRSCA VROD was in production between 2002 and 2006. The 2003 VROD models were included in the 100th anniversary editions. It has 115 hp @ 8250 RPM Max Torque, five speed transmission 1130 cc Porsche designed liquid cooled v-twin engine. You can tell that this Harley VROD is a part of the 100th anniversary edition by looking at the badge (logo) on the side of it. It says 100. These VROD's came in a two toned silver and black color.
The donor had received the Harley as a wedding and birthday present from his wife back in February of 2003. The donors had been living abroad for some time and the Harley was in a storage facility. They knew it was time to do something with it. At first, they thought about selling it, and normally that is the first thing anyone would think about. But they didn't think they would get nearly what it was worth to them for it. So, they chose to donate it. The donor told me that giving it away and having it serve some charitable purpose seemed like the next best thing. He continued onto saying,
I wanted to make a large donation, so a 100th anniversary Harley, and the value I hoped t would generate seemed super appropriate.
How very generous of them to think of UNICEF. The VROD they donated is absolutely stunning! The donors had continued onto saying,
I believe in the power of UNICEF and know that a relatively large percentage of what is donated actually goes to the people it is trying to help. For those reasons, It was a simple choice.
UNICEF's mission is a very clear one, please click here to read the mission statement.
If you are wondering what UNICEF does, click here.
A quick overview as to what they do is:
- Protect Children's rights
- expand opportunities to help children reach their fullest potential.
- promotes equal rights for women and girls to support their participation in politics and the community.
UNICEF does so much for the children of the world. They help them see a brighter future when things are presently dim and seem hopeless.
If you are wondering how you can help by donating your vehicle, you can click here. We accept most cars, trucks, boats and personal watercraft, RVs and motorhomes, trailers,motorcycles, off-road vehicles and more!
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Teri, one of our terrific employees at Advanced Remarketing Services, shared a presentation with us that was focused on The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). NAMI has touched the life of her and her family and touchs the lives of many others every day. When you donate your car to NAMI, you are helping them and those that they help as well. Your vehicle donation can provide someone with much needed help, whether it be someone who is suffering with a mental illness or a family member.
A message from Teri:
For those of you who don't know, doing research on NAMI is very dear to my heart. My daughter was in a severe motor vehicle head on collision two years ago, and is struggling with a mental disorder related to that trauma, no one understands what causes the brain to do what it does. It is very difficult for me however to see her struggle. I know that one day she will become the Jennifer that we are fighting so hard to bring back. NAMI is one of those charities that I look forward to contacting to help me through this difficult time as NAMI understands the effects of Mental Illness.
A little insight…
NAMI helps millions of Americans that are affected by mental illness and their families. They are dedicated to helping make better lives for people who have been affected, or are affected by mental illnesses. They help educate individuals, families, and educators to ensure they have all of the information and support they need. NAMI advocates for people with mental illness and their families by shaping the national public policy. They provide people with the resources, tools and skill that they need in order to save mental health in all states. NAMI has a toll free helpline that allows them to listen to and personally respond to hundreds of thousands of requests annually. They provide free referrals, information and support. NAMI leads events to raise public awareness, such as: NAMIWalks and Mental Awareness Week.
NAMI was started in 1979 by a small group of families while gathered around a kitchen table, and now, they are the nations leading voice on Mental Health. The National Alliance on Mental Health relies on donations to help spread awareness, and to help those in need of assistance. How does your donation help you might ask?
Donating your vehicle to NAMI helps ensure that no one is alone in this fight! Your car donation can help change the lives of patients and their families.
If you would like to donate your car, truck, van, boat or airplane to NAMI please click here.
If you want to read in depth as to what NAMI does and how to help, please click here.
Your Guide to Donating a Motorcycle to Charity
Donating a motorcycle to charity is not only easy, but it can benefit one of our great charitable organizations. We know that, as a vehicle donors, you have a lot of choices on where to donate your car or motorcycle to. Car Donation Wizard makes a pledge to its donors to only work with nonprofit organizations that have your best intentions in mind. All of our charity partners are 501(3)(c) recognized, meaning that your motorcycle donation is eligible for a tax deduction. We also work closely with each and every charity to ensure that the proceeds from your vehicle donation go towards supporting the amazing causes and missions you know our charity partners for. Our vehicle donation experts are standing by to help you with any questions about how to donate a motorcycle today – call us at 877-957-2277. We can help maximize your motorcycle donation to charity today!
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Here's a list that can help us:
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6 Tax Tips for Donating a Motorcycle to Charity
Car Donation Wizard wants donors to know that donating your motorcycle to charity not only helps the organization fund worthwhile research and activities, but you also may be eligible to claim a tax deduction for your charitable contribution. Here are some motorcycle donation tax tips:
1) Make sure the charity is eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. The most common types of qualified organizations are section 501(c)(3) organizations, such as charitable, educational, or religious organizations. Visit IRS.gov to search for registered charities.
Car Donation Wizard only works with esteemed, 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.
2) Be sure that you get a receipt from the charity for your motorcycle donation. You must obtain a written acknowledgment from the charity if the total deduction you are claiming for a donated motorcycleis $250 or more.
Car Donation Wizard mails a tax receipt for your records following the sale of your vehicle.
3) The IRS will only allow a deduction for the fair market value of the motorcycle.
This can be found on the tax receipt mailed to you for your donation.
4) If the motorcycle is worth more than $500, the donor must complete Section A of IRS Form 8283 and attach it to their tax return.
5) If the motorcycle is worth $5,000 or more, an independent appraisal is necessary. The donor must also fill out Section B of IRS Form 8283. Take pictures of the motorcycle and save receipts for new tires or other upgrades to verify its value.
6) Always consult your tax adviser or the IRS for more information about how you can claim charitable deductions. The IRS can answer your tax questions and can provide tax forms, publications, and other reading materials for further assistance. IRS materials are accessible through the Internet at www.irs.gov, through telephone ordering at (800) 829-3676, and at IRS walk-in offices in many areas across the country.


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A. Harrison Barnes is a well-known attorney throughout the United States. As a member of the Malibu community, Harrison is committed to serving the needs of Malibu residents and businesses in legal matters.
Alan Singer is a partner in Morgan Lewis's Securities Practice. Mr. Singer advises companies with regard to a diverse range of corporate and securities matters.


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Tuntari movie performing well at Box office
Tuntari movie starring Nara Rohith,Latha Hedge was directed by Kumar Nagendra.The movie was produced by Sri Keerthi Films.It was released last friday and opened up with positive talk from the audience.Now the movie is said to enter the profit zone by doing a Good Box office collections until now.
The collections of the movie until now are close to 3 crores worldwide share which is a decent income for this movie and it can enjoy the Box office collections until the Oopiri movie release on March 25th as until then there are no other big releases which will help in getting good collections for Tuntari movie.
Nara Rohith is currently busy with multiple films and his next film Savitri movie is also ready for release very soon.Thus Tuntari movie is going to be a Box office winner and the major reasons for the Success of the film is Good promotions from the makers which helped the movie to reach a wider audience.
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Surely that's worth a smile! Victoria Beckham there to witness Andy Murray's magic moment
VICTORIA BECKHAM was one of many famous faces on Centre Court as Andy Murray became Britain's first Wimbledon champion in 77 years.
If anything could bring a smile to Posh Spice's face surely it was the sight of Murray defeating world No.1 Novak Djokovic on a glorious summers day at SW 19.
Joining Posh in the crowd was celebrity chef Gordan Ramsey's wife Tana, as well as Manchester United star Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen.
If anything could bring a smile to Posh Spice's face surely it was the sight of Murray defeating world No.1 Novak Djokovic on a glorious summers day at SW 19.
Hollywood stars Gerard Butler and Bradley Cooper were also in attendance as Murray, 26, romped to a 6-4 7-5 6-4 win over his Serbian rival.
David Cameron made his way into the Royal Box and was joined by Labour leader Ed Miliband and First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond.
Wimbledon was certainly the hottest ticket in town as Cliff Richard, former tennis star Greg Rusedski and Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy were all there to witness Murray's moment of history.
Murray's victory was greeted by cheers up and down the UK, as he finally laid to rest the ghost of Fred Perry, the last man to give Britain a men's champion in 1936.
Tributes to Murray's win were paid via Twitter from a number of stars.
David Cameron tweeted: "A brilliant performance - an amazing day for Andy
#Murray and an incredible day for Britain. #WimbledonChampion
Star Wars actor and fellow Scot Ewan McGregor wrote: "Oh my God. What a match, what a player. Inspiring a Nation. .Andy Murray!! Ya Beauty."
Former England striker and Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker added: "I sense @andy_murray will take a bit of beating at Sport's Personality Of The Year! #wimbledon."


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Congratulations to Miyako Ishiuchi for being awarded the 2014 Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography.
The Foundation's citation regarding the 2014 Award Winner Miyako Ishiuchi:
"During a period of 35 years Miyako Ishiuchi has established an international career, which is both impressive and highly significant. Her strength of character and uncompromising vision has resulted in some of the most powerful as well as personal representations of postwar Japan. Ishiuchi's work is extremely coherent and developing in a determined and distinctive way; using the camera and all of its aesthetic potential to investigate the intersection of the political and the personal aspects of memory Ishiuchi has been both a pioneer and a role model for younger artists, not least as a woman working in the male-dominated field of Japanese photography. She has continued to innovate, explore and agitate throughout her career, both in terms of ideas and of her style and approach."
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Mar. 24, 2014
Source: DuPont Crop Protection news release
ŁDespite 2014 corn and soybean price expectations of $2 to $3 per bushel below 2013 market price averages, growers say they will continue to invest in inputs this season to protect yield.
Almost 75 percent of growers surveyed at the 2014 Commodity Classic said they plan to change their mid-season disease- and insect-control programs this year, including increasing their expenditures for fungicide and insecticide applications.
The survey was sponsored by DuPont Crop Protection and included 250 corn, soybean, wheat and sorghum growers who attended the Commodity Classic in San Antonio, Texas, in late February.
When asked about their intention to use fungicides, 62 percent of respondents indicated they plan to increase fungicide use to protect or increase yields in 2014; 76 percent said they plan to protect crops with more aggressive foliar insect control programs this year.
Nearly 55 percent of growers expect to spend about the same for disease and insect management in 2014 compared with 2013 input costs, while 27 percent project larger crop protection investments and 12 percent expect to spend less than last year.
Scouting Is Key
Scouting continues to be an important decision-making tool when it comes to applying fungicides and insecticides, respondents said. Just over half of growers said they will use insecticides or fungicides if they see increased levels of insect and disease pressure in their fields.
More disease pressure and increased fungicide use were expected by one in three respondents (36 percent), while one in five (19 percent) did not anticipate increased pressure requiring fungicides.
Growers understand that maximizing yield is more important than ever as prices soften from the historically high levels we saw in 2013, said Todd Robran, portfolio manager, fungicides and insect control, DuPont Crop Protection. Protecting genetic potential for yield from insect and disease losses delivers more bushels per acre, especially as pest pressure increases.
Unpredictable weather conditions year after year are making diligent scouting for disease signs and insects, and consulting with local agronomic experts is even more critical as a key best management practice. Learning more about the diseases and insects that could reduce yield based on this year╣s growing conditions and 2013 experience will help growers identify the best control program and choose the best timing for applications.▓
Cuts Hurt Yield
Growers surveyed clearly are not looking to reduce the level of protection they have been providing corn and soybean crops. Nearly 55 percent said their insect-control programs are already minimal, so any reduction would hurt yields. About 54 percent said the same for fungicide use.
DuPont is leveraging local expertise to help growers get the most from every acre, added Robran. Our innovative fungicide and insecticide products help protect yield and maximize production so growers get the optimum return from their land whether markets are up or down.
For more information on disease and insect control, growers can contact their local DuPont Crop Protection representative or retailer or visit cropprotection.dupont.com.


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Professional, quality catering and functions in Newcastle
For workplace functions that impress and catering that is both delicious and affordable, Terminus on Darby is the best choice for functions and catering in Newcastle.
Terminus on Darby has a stunning menu for functions at our Darby St venue or we can take our team to your venue and prepare our menu on-site. We can cater for all dietary requirements and special needs to make the food for your function perfect in every sense.
What we pride ourselves on at Terminus on Darby is our food. We may not be the oldest caterers in Newcastle, but we do have the most passion and that passion drives us to always be the best. We know there is a lot of choice in Newcastle and the Hunter for both function venues and catering and we will repay your trust in us by making sure every event is incredible.
As part of our catering service, we can provide food and beverages, a Chef for food preparation and wait-staff to serve the food and drinks. We can provide staff for any size function and can custom-make a package to perfectly suit your needs.
For functions at our Darby St venue, we offer the best food in Newcastle, drinks and alcohol, staff, entertainment, and a central Newcastle location with easy access to public transport and accommodation. We have plans prepared for Christmas parties, work functions, birthday dinners, celebrations and corporate events and are ready to serve you and your guests.
Christmas Party season is upon us. If you are seeking a fresh and modern licensed venue for your work Christmas Party in Newcastle, Terminus on Darby is the best choice. A quick call is all it takes to find out more, call for Joel on (02) 4906 9195 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I've tried to find out more info on the live auction at the D23 Expo, and it's pretty spotty. My question was if D23 Expo participants would be allowed access to the live auction as spectators?
Here's what I found at the live auction website;
Here's what D23 did in 2009:
For what it's worth, I hope that D23 DOES allow D23 participants access to the live auction as spectators. I know several people who'd like to watch the action unfold, but NO WAY are they paying $45/person (2011 price) to be a spectator.
A little clarity, D23 staff?
Here's what I found at the live auction website;
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How it drives2.0/10
Has no power, stalls at take off unless you rev the guts out of it.
Comfort and practicality10.0/10
Found it to be the best when we did the test drives of all the other 4x4 duel cabs
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Rooms, services The guests of Guitart Rosa Lloret de Mar may stay in 142 nicely furnished, comfortable rooms in Lloret de Mar. The café or the bar can be an ideal place for a meeting or a pleasant evening talk. In the safe you may secure your valuables. The exact list of services available at Guitart Rosa Lloret de Mar (including those for an extra fee) and the exact list of equipment in a room can be found on the information sheet below.
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September is National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. 17,000 new cases of Spinal Cord Injuries are documented every year in the US alone; in this country today, 200,000 people live with a spinal cord injury (SCI), and someone is paralyzed every 48 seconds.
48 seconds and a life is forever changed. Parents, daughters, college athletes, up and coming Marine Corps officers, co-workers, the person sitting next to you in traffic– SCI shows no partiality to where someone is in life or where they want to be headed.
Vehicle accidents are at the top of the list when it comes to leading causes of SCI, but other causes include: falling, sport injuries, or acts of violence.
In the past year, 19 customers have purchased a wheelchair van from AMS Vans due to a spinal cord injury.
The United Spinal Association is, however, fighting for the lives of those living with spinal cord injuries; they believe in obtaining affordable medical equipment and insurance, housing, transportation, ways that people with SCI can live independently, and numerous other benefits that can be reached through donations and awareness.
Of course, funds and awareness will also help fuel the big over-arching goal: medical research and scientific findings.
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Student Jazz Band Festival 2017
April 20, 2017 @ 11:00 am - April 22, 2017 @ 4:00 pm
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The Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame's Annual Student Jazz Band Festival brings together hundreds of young musicians to celebrate America's original art form, jazz.
Middle school, high school, and college & university jazz bands will perform in the historic Carver Theatre. Each band will receive numerical scores, and three (one from each Festival Division) will earn the honor of "Band of Distinction"
All performances are open to the public; there is no admission fee.
Bands will play …
Thursday, April 20: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Friday, April 21: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday, April 22: 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM
SATURDAY, APRIL 22 at 1:00 PM join us for a jazz workshop with Trumpeter RASHAWN ROSS of Dave Matthews Band. Participants are encouraged to RSVP: http://bit.ly/sjbf2017wkshp
No smooth jazz here. These kids will be playing timeless jazz standards — Ellington, Gershwin, Monk, Handy—and there are some not-to-be-missed vocalists as well; Alabama has talent!
Festival founder, Dr. Frank E.Adams Sr., believed in the power of jazz to build bridges between communities and dedicated his life to keeping the art form alive. Born out of the melting pot of rhythms, jazz is an authentic representation of the complex whole that is America; it is American character made manifest—music by the people, for the people. Join us as we inspire the next generation of musicians to keep on playing.


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Feb 05, 2013 - 12:29 pm
I haven't been here is awhile, but thought I would visit. I am a 6 year survivor and have been through it all. If you want to talk, send me a message.
David White
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Feb 05, 2013 - 1:32 pm
What stage were you? Did you have surgery? My father is Stage 3, 7.7cm tumor that went into stomach. Has 2 large lymphnodes involved and several small ones. They're saying he's not a good canidate for surgery because of heart diesease. He completed his chemo/radiation so were waiting for PET scan. BTW, what a small world we are originally from Milford, Ohio but my father moved to Phoenix 15 years ago. I ended up moving to Phoenix also 3 years ago.
Feb 05, 2013 - 1:35 pm
I believe I was stage III. I was only 32 and it had not spread to the lymph nodes. They were fearful, at first, but it turned out to be isolated to the esophagus. I had chemo and radiation followed by surgery. Was not fun.
I wish you well.
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Feb 05, 2013 - 1:44 pm
Would you say that your quality of life has worsened after surgery? You mentioned it wasn't fun, what set backs did you have. Being that my father is 55, I'm just trying to figure out if it's something he would want to put himself through. He did better than I expected with the chemo/radiation, did you have that also?
Feb 05, 2013 - 4:56 pm
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My husband was a Stage 3 with limited lymph node involvement. Esophageal Cancer is aggresive and unrelenting and must be met with aggressive medical response. If surgery is possible, it's the best thing your dad can do toward a successful outcome. However, having surgery is no guarantee of a bright future - have a read of my About Me page for more information, but not having surgery is not meeting this beast head on.
There are dietary changes that come with the surgery. There is intense recovery. But 55 is NOT too old for any of this. He will need to make the choice however, not you. Please encourage your father to be well informed - read everything he can to make a proper decision. If he hasn't had it yet, do get a 2nd opinion. A 3rd even if you aren't confident from the 1st two.
Best of luck to you and your family. Prayers to your father!
Feb 06, 2013 - 11:08 am
I had complications. I ended up with MRSA pnemonia and was sick in bed for about 6 weeks. Learning to eat differently has been a huge challenge. I still suffer from nausea if I eat too much. My portions are very small.
Because of the way I eat, I opted to maintain a j-tube. I take at least 1500 calories each night. Because of this, I dont have to worry about eating during the day. I eat what I want and when I start to feel a bit of discomfort, I stop. I eat less than my 7 yr old son. However, I can enjoy small meals without the stress.
I would say surgery is a must.
Feb 05, 2013 - 5:59 pm
I was stage III and did the chemo/Radiation and then Ivor Lewis Surgery nov 2012. Today Feb 5th is the first day that everything seemed to work right and I didn't have any pain. I worked a full day and still have some energy left over. If you had asked this question of me a few weeks ago I would have said I'm not sure it was worth it. There are changes you have to make. Dietary changes on the amount and way you eat, Sleeping on an incline to avoid reflux and aspirating. Also had low energy issues, some depression, and overall aches and pains from the surgery sights. But then you see others that had many more and much more complications than I had. You find others here that lost the fight. I was diagnosed at 56 years young. My biggest regret from the surgery was the inability to be as active as I was before surgery. Now almost 3 months Post op.... I am glad I took the step to go ahead with the surgery. I'm glad I did everything I was able to do to beat this aggressive cancer. And I feel so guilty at times for getting into a depressive slump. Why would I be depressed when I am still a survivor? When I can hug my wife and kids and grandkids and slowly but surely I am getting my energy and strength back. I would do the surgery again knowing what I know now. The dietary change is probably better for my health anyway. Saves me a ton of money because I don't hand out at the All you Can Eat Buffets anymore. Lost weight down to where my weight should have been anyway. Thank you Lord for giving me all the gifts of life you given me.....
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You are going to get all sorts of answers to this question. My answer is NO_not every dream is to do with past lives. They do have relevance to your state of consciousness which is a topic that needs a wide berth because not everything you are conscious of has rational meaning. Our minds have this overpowering urge to make sense of absolutely everything it sees and so any visions that come in dreams will be placed in a category.
Even in regression therapy, not everything is a past life and it's not that black and white to determine what is and what is not a past life. Experientially there is major clarity on what is a past life.
There are dreams I have had that are of a prophetic nature. The scene played out was not one you would see in human reality. But the message certainly was there and it came true. It was not of death, ie someone is going to die, more a warning or playing out of which direction my current life was taking and to be aware that it was not a positive scene. Hindsight is 20/20 as they say. I didn't understand that dream until it was actually playing out!
There are a plethora of experiences in astral worlds (which includes the sleep state) and to say it is about past lives is simplistic. A good rule of thumb when interpreting dreams is to ask "what does this mean to me, and how is it relevant to my life now?"
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I don't think so. I think an event in your own life plays out in your brain when you are asleep. That why when you interpret dreams you see that the meaning can relate to your own life.
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I wouldn't believe this at all. Most of my dreams coincide with my recent conversations; places and other things I've done. They're mixed up images of what could've happened but your mind (in dream state) is very abstract, taking in all types of fear, happiness and love, it uses these on the dream to create a sort of weird flow. This is of course, until you black out and awake hours later.
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The England Under-21 international has yet to make a senior appearance for United, but has enjoyed numerous spells away from the club.
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Ivo Pitanguy, the world's most famous plastic surgeon who helped make Brazil a popular destination for the rich and famous to get work done, died. He was 90.
During my career, I had the opportunity of meeting and interviewing the 3 big (P)s of Brazil: Pitanguy, Pelé and Paolo (Coelho)….
Famous throughout the world, legend in his native Brazil, he was eclipsed in public recognition only by the soccer god, Pelé.
Since 1963 kings, queens, presidents, movie stars and socialites have gathered at his impressive but discreet doors looking for youth again. Pitanguy was said to have a long list of international jet-set types who he operated on, though he was also careful not to release names. However, beauty can never be kept secret. From the Duchess of Windsor, François Mitterrand, Hassan II of Morocco, Hussein of Jordan … to Joan Crawford, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Brigitte Bardot, Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren … have been among those who apparently went under "the Michelangelo of the scalpel" .
Pitanguy's death came one day after he carried the Olympic flame at Rio's Maracana Stadium on Saturday, while sitting in a wheelchair.
With his father being a surgeon, Pitanguy saw many accident victims and patients with genetic deformities. "They were treated, their bones were reset and they were sent home, with little regard for how the disfigurement would affect their psyche", he recalled.
After a residency in a local medical school in Rio, he traveled to Cincinnati to further his studies, completing a fellowship and then studying with leading surgeons in London and Paris where the field of plastic surgery was developing rapidly. He returned to Rio in 1952. When a circus tent caught alight in 1961 one of Brazil's worst fires, he rushed to the scene to save lives and later carried out surgery on the victims.
Everything became history afterwards…
"I believe that you should correct the aging process with elegance and distinction. You should not overdo, because if you overdo, you are only creating a mask without expression, a mask of death. That should be avoided. I try to bring naturalness." Getting older is often most difficult for beautiful women. "They don't feel it is natural to age, but if you help them with a distinguished proper operation, they will be much happier."
He used to say. "As long as you can tolerate yourself, you don't need a surgeon."
While his private clinic catering to the elite, he also took an interest in those at the other end of the spectrum. In 1960 he opened a charity wing at Santa Casa, where he and his team used to perform, every week, free reconstructive surgeries on needy patients who suffer from birth defects or have been deformed by accidents. The team also performed cosmetic operations—from calf implants to breast augmentations—at low cost for middle-class people who could not otherwise afford them. In Rio, where the sun shines about 300 days a year and people practically live on the beach, such operations are viewed almost as necessities. Called the "philosopher of plastic surgery, he always repeated that "beauty is well-being. To be happy with yourself is by no means a superficial desire. My operations are not just for my patients' bodies. They are for their souls."
After our TV interview in 2003, he invited me to visit his private island "Ilha dos Porcos Grande" (Big Pigs Island) and his own ecological sanctuary not far from Rio where we flew by helicopter and had a couple of caipirinhas.
We met again Gstaad, Paris and London on several occasions.
Pitanguy's death came one day after he carried the Olympic flame at Rio's Maracana Stadium on Saturday, while sitting in a wheelchair.
Speaking about life and death, he once said: "Life teaches me every day. I believe that the sad thing about dying is to stop feeling this desire to always learn a bit more".
He will always be remembered for his outstanding skills, his generosity, his smile and definitely for one of his signature surgeries which earned the nickname the "Brazilian butt-lift".


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The Civil Wars star Joy Williams has denied fan suggestions she has reconciled with her bandmate John Paul White following the cancellation of their 2012 tour, revealing the pair are no longer on speaking terms. The folk duo scrapped all live shows in November (12) due to "internal discord" and "irreconcilable differences of ambition", but the stars were thought to have settled their differences in December (12), amid reports they had reunited in the studio to record new music.
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She tells the Associated Press, "John Paul and I aren't speaking right now but, to me, that doesn't determine the outcome of the band, because if we're not speaking we can't determine the outcome of the band at this moment. So the other elephant in the room is what's happening with the band? The reality is I'm not even quite sure."
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We report the design, fabrication and optical investigation of the magnetically tunable single quantum dot – micropillar cavity system. Unlike other studies where cavity-quantum dot spectral resonance was achieved by temperature tuning, we demonstrate that Zeeman effect of excitons confined in a single quantum dot is an efficient method to tune the quantum dot-cavity coupling simply by varying the magnetic field. The tuning range of single quantum dot exciton transitions can be as large as ~0.7 meV, which is much larger than the cavity mode linewidth (~0.3 meV). This enables us to tune the quantum dot emission into resonance with the fundamental cavity mode easily. An enhancement of the quantum dot emission due to the Purcell effect was also observed. Our results provide an alternative for realizing cavity-quantum dot based single photon devices.
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This Translation Studies BA Honours gives you professionally oriented training in the skills, knowledge and competencies which will allow you to build a career as a professional translator. You will develop your knowledge of language structure, register, textuality and discourse, through the application of linguistic concepts to practically orientated translation tasks. You will also gain the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development.
The course offers French and Spanish as main languages, which you can combine with another language (Arabic, Chinese, French or Spanish) depending on your entry point. We accept intermediate (post-A Level) and proficient speakers in French and Spanish. This is a linguistically challenging course and we may need to assess you in order to determine your entry point and suitability.
As well as careers in professional translation, our graduates have also found employment as interpreters, teachers (both in foreign languages and English as a foreign language), and in various other sectors including law, marketing, journalism, and the Civil Service.
You will study an integrated curriculum with a focus on professional context and communication skills, bilingual translation skills and theory. Depending on your choice, your studies may include the rigorous development of a new foreign language or modules in cultural studies. Teaching and learning takes place through a combination of formal lectures, seminars and practical workshops; guided self-study and preparation; and exposure to professionally relevant simulations and real-work environments.
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- Introduction to the Study of Language and Culture
- Introduction to Translation 1
- Introduction to Translation 2
- Interpersonal Global Communication: Concepts and Strategies OR
- The Arab World and the Word 1
- The Chinese World and the Word 1
- The French World and the Word 1
- The Spanish World and the Word 1
- Intercultural Communication: An Introduction
- The Arab World and the Word 2
- The Chinese World and the Word 2
- The French World and the Word 2
- The Spanish World and the Word 2
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- Building Translation Competence 2
- Language, Power and Institutions: Decoding Dominant Narratives
- Expressions of Arabic Culture 1
- Expressions of Chinese Culture 1
- Expressions of French Culture 1
- Expressions of Spanish Culture 1
- Complex Narratives: Representation, Meaning, Identities
- Expressions of Arabic Culture 2
- Expressions of Chinese Culture 2
- Expressions of French Culture 2
- Expressions of Spanish Culture 2
- Language, Power and Institutions: Decoding Dominant Narratives
- Transnational Issues and Local Culture on Film
- Multilingual e-Collaboration: Transposing Current Affairs
- Representations of Revolution and Resistance
- Faculty or University Elective
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- Towards Professional Translation 1
- Towards Professional Translation 2
- Translation Project
- Professionalising Global Communication: Concepts and Strategies
- Themes in Arabic Studies
- Themes in Chinese Studies
- Themes in French and Francophone Studies
- Themes in Hispanic Studies
- Happiness Across Cultures
- People and Things on the Move: Identity, Place and Memory in and across Diasporic Spaces
- Narrating the Other: Politics and Literature
- Gender Matters: Femininities, Masculinites and Trans-cultural Practice
- Career Competencies for Linguists
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Saskia is Senior Lecturer in French and BA Translation Course Leader. She completed her undergraduate degree in French Studies at Goldsmiths College, then went on to do an MA in Technical and Specialised Translation here at the University of Westminster. More recently, alongside her teaching and leadership duties, Saskia has been working on her PhD, which she completed in 2017.
Saskia played an instrumental role in the conceptualisation and development of the new curriculum launched on BA Translation in 2016 and has enjoyed seeing her students thrive on this academically holistic programme. Thanks to an innovative module involving international e-collaboration with students at institutions in the EU and beyond, Saskia was nominated for the "Inspiring Teaching Inspiring Learning" Faculty Award in May 2016, and has been in receipt of numerous student-nominated Staff Appreciation Awards.
In addition to her teaching and research activity, Saskia has worked as a freelance translator and interpreter, specialising in the fields of pharmacology, tourism, business, law and academia. She also curated the London French Special Collection in the British Library's UK Web Archive in 2014.
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- A Levels - BCC to include a minimum of grade C in Spanish or be a proficient speaker
- International Baccalaureate - 28 points including a minimum of 4 in Spanish at Higher Level
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma - DMM with evidence of successful modern foreign language learning in Spanish
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma - D*D* with evidence of successful modern foreign language learning in Spanish
- Access to HE Diploma - Pass with 45 credits at Level 3 with a minimum of 33 Level 3 credits at Merit or Distinction
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Every time I don't feel like studying, I have to remind myself why I'm up here at school- and I'm writing that reason down on here, so that every time I look on here, and read this blog, I'll be reminded. School for me is more like a responsibility than anything else. What I learn here will affect more than just me. I wouldn't like a doctor who aced all his easy classes, but when it came to the harder ones, he barely got by with a C by cramming before his tests! I'm up here to learn, meet new people, and get involved, not to earn grades! Geez! That sounds way serious, but really, what I learn up here will affect more than just my career, it'll affect my future family, neighbors, and community! Wow!!
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Biblical Murals for Children Are a Labor of Love
Karen Brewer interviews Genny Hendricks, Betty Sue Putman, and Yvonne Waters, artists who painted Biblical murals in the pre-school children's area of their church, Rock Springs Baptist Church in Easley, South Carolina.
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Sisters' Murals Portray Scripture and Nature
Karen Brewer interviews sisters Dora Jane Duncan and Genny Hendricks, artists who painted Biblical and nature murals in the pre-school and toddlers area of Ridgeland Drive Baptist Church in Six Mile, South Carolina.
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Karen Brewer interviews Michael Barnes, one of five men who formed Friends of McCall and who shares how the Royal Ambassadors McCall Camp (Camp McCall) has made a difference in his life.
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N. Clifton 'Cliff' Satterwhite, Royal Ambassadors (R.A.) and Disaster Relief Director for the South Carolina Baptist Convention, writes an article for
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Click here to read: McCall Royal Ambassador Camp: A Place Where Boys and Men Can Hear God Calling.
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Karen Brewer interviews John 'Buddy' Cox, who, along with volunteers through donations from the public, delivers toys to thousands of children each Christmas Eve.
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The Dream Center of Pickens County
Karen Brewer interviews several leaders of The Dream Center of Pickens County on Build a Village Day, as 500 volunteers from the community come together to build small homes for the homeless at Opportunity Village on site at The Dream Center in Easley.
Click here to read the article and to see a photo gallery from Build a Village Day.
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Family Promise of Pickens County
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Coaches Tommy Bowden and Bobby Bowden were the keynote speakers at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) breakfast, sharing their faith and the influence of FCA in sports.
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Foundations of Hope
Aaron and Brandi Riddle share the hope of the Gospel with the people of Guatemala, including through a children's soccer ministry.
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Helping Hands Children's Home
Karen Brewer interviews Helping Hands' founder and former Executive Director, Jean Tulli, to whom the brand new children's home, for abused and neglected children, is dedicated.
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Hope Women's Center
Karen Brewer interviews Dr. Dave Sandridge, a former abortion provider who became pro-life and a board member for Hope Women's Center, a Christian-based crisis pregnancy center in Pickens County, South Carolina.
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Karen Brewer interviews Brian Hale, who chairs the Board for Pickens County Christian Learning Centers, Inc. and oversees the Released Time Bible Education program for Pickens County.
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Bellevue, Nebraska is located in Sarpy county within the zipcode 68005. With a total of 4 golf courses in Bellevue, it lies at an elevation of 1029 feet above sea level. The current date and time in Bellevue Nebraska is November 20, 2017, 5:20 pm. Add a course for free by clicking here or contact us here.


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Brit family who spent £4k on Egypt holiday left gutted as flight cancelled at last minute
A FAMILY of 14 bound for Egypt were gutted to find out their £4,000 dream holiday had been cancelled at the last minute.
The Hancock family's holiday to Egypt was cancelled
Adam Hancock's family only learned their easyJet flight to Sharm El-Sheik had been cancelled when they arrived at Manchester Airport on Thursday morning.
It was one of three flights for Egypt due to carry hundreds of passengers from Manchester Airport which were cancelled after the UK halted all flights to and from the Egyptian holiday resort on Wednesday night.
The decision was taken amid fears a Russian airliner flying from Sharm El-Sheik which crashed killing all 224 passengers on board was downed by a bomb planted by Islamic State (ISIS).
The Hancock family, from Rotherham, were "gutted" when airline officials at Manchester Airport's Terminal 1 broke the bad news about their flight.
Mr Hancock, 31, said: "Obviously we've all been reading the news so I phoned easyJet yesterday at about 6.30pm and they told me 100 per cent that we would be flying."
He added: "And then it's cancelled. We're devastated. Obviously things had moved on with what Hammond said last night. It's just devastating for all the kids. But we understand there's a threat and safety is the first priority."
Around 20,000 Britons are currently stranded in Egypt
Mr Hancock's relative Eileen Thorpe had travelled from Galway in the Republic of Ireland to Manchester to join him and the rest of the family for the trip.
She said: "I knew there had been trouble when I left Ireland. I kept in contact with the family and it looked like everything was going to be OK.
"It's just horrendous."
The family only found out their flight was cancelled when they arrived at the airport
Flights to and from Sharm El-Sheik were cancelled amid fears a Russian plane was downed by a bomb
It's just devastating for all the kids. But we understand there's a threat and safety is the first priority
Five children, the youngest aged six, were travelling in the family party.
Up to 20,000 Britons remain stranded at the Egyptian resort as Downing Street confirmed flights would resume on Friday morning for those wishing to return home from their holidays.
Holidaymakers hoping to return home have been told they cannot travel with hold luggage and must leave behind large items such as wheelchairs, buggies and child car seats.
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This legislation is, in our view, unconstitutional, since it is a violation of the equal protection clause of the Florida and United States Constitutions by the Florida Supreme Court. Essentially, the caps seek to limit the legal resources of the general public, while allowing medical providers unlimited resources and legal representation, which gives unfair advantage to the medical providers.
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November 13th, 2007, 12:11 PM #1New ARC / Buy.at Merchant - Ticketmaster.com !!
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Croisades et Djihad
My research project examines a number of works on jihad produced in Syria during the Crusader period, and which have not been used in modern scholarship on the Muslim response to the Crusades or jihad in Islam. The project has four aspects.
First, I will survey these works, analyze their introductions and broad topics they cover, and determine the jihad vision they promote. Second, I will examine the
involvement of rulers in the commissioning and promotion of these works. Third, I will study the scholars who produced them, determine what influenced them and how their jihad works influenced later scholars. And fourth, I will investigate the maneuvering of Muslim rulers who pursued diplomatic overtures with local Crusader and European leaders yet actively sponsored scholars to produce and disseminate militant visions of jihad against Crusaders and fellow Muslims.
Suleiman Ali MOURAD is Professor of Religion at Smith College, USA. His research focuses on Qur'anic Studies, Jihad ideology during the Crusader period, symbolism of Jerusalem in Islam, and the presentation of Mary and Jesus in the Qur'an and Islamic scholarship. He is the author of Early Islam between Myth and History (Brill, 2006), co-editor of Jerusalem: Idea and Reality (Routledge, 2008), and co-author of The Intensification and Reorientation of Sunni Jihad Ideology in the Crusader Period (forthcoming by Brill, 2012). He has received numerous fellowships and grants, including the National Endowment for the Humanities and Mellon Foundation. He has B.S. (Mathematics) and M.A. (History) from the American University of Beirut, and M.Phil. (Religion) and Ph.D. (Arabic & Islamic Studies) from Yale University. He is also the current President of Middle East Medievalists (MEM), a scholarly organization of specialists in the study of the history of the Middle East.


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Solomon (2015)
This is a story I wrote in homage to an earlier work, "clover", that was completely lost. However a character from that story, Solomon, is explored in this piece: a tale that explores his journey through anorexia. Solomon finds himself in an eating disorder ward of a mental hospital after he reaches his breaking point.
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Rounding out my recent cover updates, I'd like to share the new faces of Frailties of the Bond and Atone, both stories of the NEO Chronicles: Characters Revealed.
Frailties is a YA urban fantasy short story involving vampires, gods, and a road to revenge.
Atone is an urban fantasy short story about an assassin with a killer kiss who decides to take on that one last job.
Here are their origianl covers, which I love. But like my Shadow Jumpers covers, they did not let people in on the "series" pattern.
Ta da!
McCorkle Creations for working with me, being patient with me and designing something I'm very proud of.
And don't forget about my Newsletter Member Appreciation Giveaway. There are also bonus entries if you've purchased Beacon and/or reviewed it. Don't miss out on your chance to win one of three $15 Evernight Teen gift cards. Enter here.
And here's to having a wonderful weekend!
Friday, January 30, 2015
New Faces for NEO Chronicles Stories
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I also have a NEO post, but it's concerning near-Earth Objects. These are really cool book covers. I like them better. Good luck with them!ReplyDelete
Weird. I somehow logged in using a defunct blog link for the previous comment. I forgot that one even existed.ReplyDelete
Awesome new looks!ReplyDelete
Nice new covers! They're uniform with a cool color difference.ReplyDelete
The new covers do exactly what you want them to do but I also like the previous ones. That must be a hard decision to make, Angela!ReplyDelete
You're welcome, sweetie! It was my pleasure. And your creative mind is a huge part of what made them turn out so beautiful!ReplyDelete
Love the new covers!!ReplyDelete
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