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This traditional fiber chuck is designed to accept fibers with diameters up to 200 µm once the coating (buffer) has been stripped. The fiber is fed through the length of the chuck and then a collet mechanism is used to secure the fiber in place. Therefore, the fiber needs to be stripped and fed through the holder prior to being cleaved, thus preventing the fiber endface from being damaged. The HFC005 has the same industry-standard dimensions as the HFC007 presented below [Ø6.35 mm (Ø0.25") x 60 mm (2.36") long]. This fiber chuck is ideal for use with the HFR001 Rotator presented below.
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Just when are some South Africans going to grow up?
There's only one person I dig less than a foreigner criticising South Africa. Actually, let's start again. there are only two people I dig less than a foreigner criticising my country and those are a South African expat living overseas whingeing about South Africa and a South African living here in the most amazing country in the entire chuffing world but banging on about how bad things are and wishing he was in Perth. Or London. Or Vancouver. Or Chernobyl. Or anywhere in the world but in South Africa.
What is this all about? I, the first person in South Africa (even before President Jacob Zuma) to be medically diagnosed as "SA-positive", cannot get my head around it. That might well be because I'm phenomenally stupid. Fair dos.
But I think there's more to it. A lot more. A festering, rotting, stinking lot more. And this became clear when Dianne Russell, a Canadian now living in South Africa, wrote a "guest post" on this blog, giving \"10 Reasons Why A Vancouverite Would Rather Live In Cape Town\".
Dianne was simply exercising her right to give her personal opinion about her experience. As she did when she exercised her right to join her South African boyfriend here in Cape Town. Her eyes, unlike those of many whining South Africans, were opened to the beauty of our beloved country. Not just the physical beauty of the landscape but the beauty of our fascinatingly diverse peoples, their friendliness, their openness, their warmth, their vitality.
But clearly she had not chatted to that weird group of South Africans – mostly, in the words of that nincompoop Julius Malema, of a "white tendency" – who live frozen in fear behind their electric fences and only come out by day to make large amounts of money and to go to braais held by their similarly-minded friends.
There they will wolf down humungous amounts of steak and boerewors, sluk on brandy-and-Coke and Castle Lager and whinge incessantly about how terrible crime and corruption is, how this country has gone to the dogs and, maggies, have you checked how bad the potholes are on the road to the office? These South Africans stand around the braai rooted in their collective consciousness and abject fear, moaning and wishing they could go to live in a "civilised country".
They mourn "the good old days" (read the apartheid era) when most of the national resources were handed to them (a small percentage of the population) on a plate and the vast majority of South Africans had to get by on the scraps thrown to them. Now that our new democracy is founded on sharing everything equally among everybody (and the government is struggling to do that and make ends meet), these "SA-negative" people dream of supping on the "milk and honey" which apparently abounds in other countries.
Yeah, yeah. Pull the other one. When are these previously over-privileged South Africans going to grow up? Get real, mense. Have you even travelled abroad to grasp at the reality of living in stultifyingly over-regulated, overly politically correct and plain boring countries such as the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand? Please do. and make it a one-way ticket. You're holding us back, bru. And your negativity is draining the beautiful energy the rest of us are putting out.
And some of you had the ignorance to write into this blog to bash away at the positivity Dianne Russell, a Canadian, feels about South Africa. Your anger was tangible, so much so that a rather confused Canadian blogger has brought it to the attention of Canada. How dare a foreigner move to our country and have the audacity to tell us how wonderful it all is? Who does she think she is? A South African? Ja, if she were South African she would share our pain at the moerse potholes our double cabs disappear into on a daily basis. And to be truly South African like us, she must give up her Canadian passport, hand in her Canadian dollars, stop being a "party girl" and sitting around sipping cocktails outside Caprice in Camps Bay and come to stand around our braai in Hierdieplekisblerriekakfontein and endlessly bemoan the increasing girth of Julius Malema and potholes.
Eish! But there is hope for these people. Remember Brandon Huntley, that sad South African okey who claimed political asylum in Canada after telling some gullible immigration officials there that he had been mugged, assaulted, sodomised and even sworn at at least five times a day while living in Mowbray, Cape Town. You do? Well, there you go. I'm sure there are quite a few countries that will give you full citizenship on the grounds that those potholes are getting so bloody big that you can't get your double cab around them on your way to work. Then you can freeze happily ever after and leave us to somehow struggle on in the brilliant sunshine of our South African lives.
And I tell you what. Before you go, I'll let you in on something personal. Back in the day (yes, under apartheid rule), when I was mos a laaitie – and before PW Botha's military taught me how to shoot a R1 rifle at the commie terrorists on "the border" and before Home Affairs confiscated my passport because I refused to work as a spy for them in London and before they tapped my phone when I joined the Anti-Apartheid Movement there and before they detained me and interrogated me at Jan Smuts Airport when I next came back to South Africa to visit my parents… yes, before all of that – I used to play soccer barefoot with my friends, white and black – on a golden field near a river running through Pietermaritzburg. Late into the night and by the light of nearby houses.
And the next day, we would go down to that river and feel our chests thump as we whooshed down that foofie-slide that Uncle George had fixed high on a tree. And then, slightly bruised and bleeding, we would slosh around in the river, worried about bumping into the much-feared legavaan (Varanus abigularis or Monitor Lizard) that apparently could break a child's leg with a swish of its tail.
Then we would collect tadpoles in the river to take home to watch grow into frogs, stopping only to munch mulberries off a number of trees and grab a few leaves to feed the shoeboxes of hungry silkworms about to go through their cocoon-moth-egg-silkworm cycle. And once, when the river came down in flood, the boy next-door and I borrowed my mom's zinc bath (used to bath the dogs) and sailed merrily down the river. We ended up about eight kilometres away, on the other side of Maritzburg, and I had to borrow five cents to phone my mom and ask her to come in the car to pick us up as we couldn't carry the zinc bath all the way back.
It was a beautiful childhood. Until I became gradually aware of the racist policies of the government of the day. I owe a great debt to my country. South Africa owes me nothing. I love South Africa.
No more so than when I see, around where I am blessed to live, children of all tones of skin kicking a football around on the village green. And getting very animated when they spot the seal that has taken up residence in the river that runs through Stanford. These children won't grow up to be told to shoot rifles in a crazy war, they won't be asked to spy for a crazy government and it is highly unlikely that they will be stopped at OR Tambo Airport and interrogated about why they belong to an organisation that campaigns against a racist South Africa.
That, my friends, is why I believe that we live in a far better South Africa. A South Africa that is not without great challenges, for sure, but a South Africa in which I choose to live and die in. So, when you are around that braai this sunny weekend and the dop (liquor) is going down fast and freely – and perhaps you are watching the Bulls play Super 14 rugby in Soweto, nogal – please try to get your potholes drama into some perspective.
And, even better, perhaps you might want to clamber out of your huge pothole of fear, leave Dianne Russell alone, put on a Bafana Bafana jersey, get hold of a vuvuzela and join the rest of us "SA-positive" people in celebrating our uniquely wondrous country and the sensational World Cup we are about to host. Feel it. We SA-positives are here!


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The Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office and the Shepherd Fire Department responded after receiving the call around 9 am.
Lt. Kent O'Donnell says when emergency crews arrived a bull was standing over the victim. O'Donnell says a Shepherd firefighter, who also works for the county, was on a nearby job with a road grader. He used the road grader to separate the bull from the victim and move the animal to an adjoining pasture.
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Summary: Pancreatic hormone peptide
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Pancreatic hormone peptide | |||||||||
Structure of avian pancreatic polypeptide.[1] | |||||||||
Identifiers | |||||||||
Symbol | Hormone_3 | ||||||||
Pfam | PF00159 | ||||||||
InterPro | IPR001955 | ||||||||
SCOP | 1ppt | ||||||||
SUPERFAMILY | 1ppt | ||||||||
OPM protein | 1icy | ||||||||
Pancreatic hormones (PP)[2] are peptides synthesized in pancreatic islets of Langerhans, which acts as a regulator of pancreatic and gastrointestinal functions.
The hormone is produced as a larger propeptide, which is enzymatically cleaved to yield the mature active peptide: this is 36 amino acids in length[3] and has an amidated C terminus.[4] The hormone has a globular structure, residues 2-8 forming a left-handed poly-proline-II-like helix, residues 9-13 a beta turn, and 14-32 an alpha-helix,held close to the first helix by hydrophobic interactions.[3] Unlike glucagon, another peptide hormone, the structure of pancreatic peptide is preserved in aqueous solution.[5] Both N and C termini are required for activity: receptor binding and activation functions may reside in the N and C termini respectively.[3]
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- ^ Blundell TL, Pitts JE, Tickle IJ, Wood SP, Wu CW (July 1981). "X-ray analysis (1. 4-A resolution) of avian pancreatic polypeptide: Small globular protein hormone". Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 78 (7): 4175–4179. doi:10.1073/pnas.78.7.4175. PMC 319751. PMID 16593056. //www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC319751/.
- ^ Humbel RE, Blundell TL (1980). "Hormone families: pancreatic hormones and homologous growth factors". Nature 287 (5785): 781–787. doi:10.1038/287781a0. PMID 6107857.
- ^ a b c Martin J, Allen J, Novotny J, Heinrich G (1987). "Molecular structure of mammalian neuropeptide Y: analysis by molecular cloning and computer-aided comparison with crystal structure of avian homologue". Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 84 (8): 2532–2536. doi:10.1073/pnas.84.8.2532. PMC 304688. PMID 3031687. //www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC304688/.
- ^ Mutt V, Sillard R, Agerberth B, Jornvall H (1989). "Sheep neuropeptide Y. A third structural type of a highly conserved peptide". FEBS Lett. 258 (2): 263–265. doi:10.1016/0014-5793(89)81669-2. PMID 2599092.
- ^ Conlon JM, Thim L, Bjenning C, Moon TW, Youson JH (1991). "Neuropeptide Y-related peptides from the pancreas of a teleostean (eel), holostean (bowfin) and elasmobranch (skate) fish". Peptides 12 (2): 221–226. doi:10.1016/0196-9781(91)90003-8. PMID 2067973.
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HOMSTRAD: | pp |
Pseudofam: | PF00159 |
SCOP: | 1ppt |
SYSTERS: | Hormone_3 |
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InterPro entry IPR001955
Pancreatic hormone (PP) [PUBMED:6107857] is a peptide synthesized in pancreatic islets of Langherhans, which acts as a regulator of pancreatic and gastrointestinal functions.
The hormone is produced as a larger propeptide, which is enzymatically cleaved to yield the mature active peptide: this is 36 amino acids in length [PUBMED:3031687] and has an amidated C terminus [PUBMED:2599092]. The hormone has a globular structure, residues 2-8 forming a left-handed poly-proline-II-like helix, residues 9-13 a beta turn, and 14-32 an alpha-helix,held close to the first helix by hydrophobic interactions [PUBMED:3031687]. Unlike glucagon, another peptide hormone, the structure of pancreatic peptide is preserved in aqueous solution [PUBMED:2067973]. Both N and C termini are required for activity: receptor binding and activation functions may reside in the N and C termini respectively [PUBMED:3031687].
Pancreatic hormone is part of a wider family of active peptides that includes:
- Neuropeptide Y (NPY) [PUBMED:3031687], one of the most abundant peptides in the mammalian nervous system. NPY is implicated in the control of feeding and the secretion of the gonadotrophin-releasing hormone.
- Peptide YY (PYY) [PUBMED:6953409]. PPY is a gut peptide that inhibits exocrine pancreatic secretion, has a vasoconstrictory action and inhibits jejunal and colonic mobility.
- Various NPY and PYY-like polypeptides from fish and amphibians [PUBMED:1459125, PUBMED:1620652].
- Neuropeptide F (NPF) from invertebrates such as worms and snail.
- Skin peptide Tyr-Tyr (SPYY) from the frog Phyllomedusa bicolor. SPYY shows a large spectra of antibacterial and antifungal activity.
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Cellular component | extracellular region (GO:0005576) |
Molecular function | hormone activity (GO:0005179) |
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Seed source: | Prosite |
Previous IDs: | hormone3; |
Type: | Family |
Author: | Sonnhammer ELL |
Number in seed: | 21 |
Number in full: | 274 |
Average length of the domain: | 35.70 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 61 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 41.61 % |
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Zurita says these benefits are changing the equation of conservation in the Cardamoms: Protection and care for the environment equals income and improvements in community life.
The agreements are enabling CI and their partners in the Cambodian government to protect the forests while empowering local communities to conserve their resources for their children and grandchildren – without sacrificing the development of these resources and a sustainable standard of living.
"The conservation agreement could result in numbers of wildlife species increased, the forest well protected and the abandoned paddy field restored," said Mrs. Prieng Than, a villager in the Pralay commune.
Crocs and Dragon Fish
The first agreement was signed in 2006 with the 73 families of the Chum Noab community to protect 20,000 hectares. Now agreements cover 150,000 hectares of Cardamom forest, including the nests of the Siamese Crocodile, the most threatened of all crocodiles. In 2007, 23 baby crocs hatched, at the time representing 10 percent of the global population in the wild.
The 2006 agreement also supported protection of the endangered dragon fish (Scleropages formosus).
"You know that due to the patrol team, they said that not only the number of dragon fish are increasing, but other fishes in the pond are increasing as well," said Cheth Thy, first deputy chief of Thma Don Pov commune.
CI and its partners are scaling up efforts to use the conservation agreement tool to go beyond the Cardamom Forest into other areas in the country that are significant for biodiversity conservation. CI is building a $2 million conservation endowment to support these communities in the long run, so that these treasures – and the real "crocs" – are saved forever.
"I am very happy seeing that CI has supported our local communities in our district and I wish to have such support for a long time," said Siev Saban, the deputy district governor.
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BILLINGS - Upon meeting Koga workout creator Jon Koga, you feel as though you're talking to a walking tree trunk: The man is solid muscle, and looks like he could throw a serious punch.
But Koga is a soft-spoken New Yorker with a big heart. The fitness guru, who was featured on "Dr. Oz" displaying his eponymous workout, is helping a Billings 2-year-old fight neuroblastoma.
Koga caught wind that young Jade Marr was diagnosed with the high-risk cancer and felt he could help. He's now donating some proceeds from his workout DVD to help her.
"It touched my heart, and it's something that needs to be brought into awareness," Koga said.
More than a decade ago, Koga infused kickboxing and yoga to provide a workout for anyone "8 to 80."
"Honestly, when I'm teaching Koga and seeing the energy and seeing people say how the program has changed their lives, but when I can look back and say 'Wow, lives are being changed that are not actually taking the class at the particular time but we're donating good time and focus to these good causes.''"
Jade is currently undergoing her fifth chemotherapy treatment since September.
The workout, like the fight Jade faces, is an intense battle that you constantly need to roll with the punches.
A group of people, both experienced with Koga and newcomers, went through the tough workout at the Billings SportsPlex.
Stephanie Zeis, an avid runner and Koga-er, said it's the workout she can tailor herself, "You never get the same class, it always changes. You're always getting something new."
Beth Hein said the intensity is what she expected, but enjoyed her experience, "It was amazing. I do zumba regularly but this was totally different and intense. I loved it, it was great."
And Susan Mauro, a fitness instructor, said the workout provides the change needed in sustaining a healthier lifestyle, "Variety is very important, without it, you're going to get very bored as an instructor. You get very bored if you're teaching the same thing over and over. And this gives you a lot of variety with the different kickboxing and yoga moves."
Just watching the workout made a reporter sweat, but it's tailored to help those with knee issues or those who aren't fans of high impact workouts or the slow pace of yoga.
For those participating in the Koga workout, they finished after an hour while Jade's fight continues on.
A portion of DVD sales will go to Jade's fight to K.O. her deadly opponent and Koga said he plans to come back again with more sponsors.
The man appears on TV shows and tours the country all the while dealing with his community in New York, who were struck hard by Hurricane Sandy.
Koga said he wants to tour in 2013 from Long Beach, New York to Long Beach, California with celebrities and athletes he has trained.
"If you can count to four, you can do this program. You're not jumping spinning kicking, bouncing around, major coordination. You adjust the program to whatever level you're at," said Koga.
For now, the focus is teaching people to stay healthy in with a workout for everyone and help Jade with one kick, jab, cross at a time.
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In the Frame: La Primavera 1951
Louison Bobet stares doggedly ahead, hands clenched in the drops, his thousand-yard stare willing the bike forward. His Bottechia teammate and compatriot, Pierrot Barbotin follows dutifully on his wheel. With no time to glance at the breathtaking coastal scenery, the duo increase their efforts and pass over the Capo Berta, dropping their final two breakaway companions who remained from an earlier larger escape group from a move upon Passo Turchino.
The move embodied a year of a fruitful leader-lieutenant friendship between the two men, with Barbotin, whose name translates rather befittingly as 'sprocket', also finishing behind Bobet at the annual national championship. On stage 17 of that year's Tour de France, the peloton ascended Mont Ventoux for the first time, and, while Bobet was not the first man over (that honour fell to Lucien Lazaridès) Bobet won the stage, in no small part thanks to Barbotin. Had the domestique not assisted Bobet so much, and ridden a tad more selfishly, a podium place instead of his 6th overall in the GC would have been entirely possible… but such was his loyalty to the 'BB Duo' he was content to try to put Bobet in yellow (Bobet cracked in the mountains and could only manage 20th).
The 42nd edition of Milano-SanRemo saw a group of over a dozen men jump clear of the peloton on the Turchino – which was, in the years before the Poggio was introduced, often where the decisive break was made – as opposed to the 20km leg burners of the Cipressa and the Poggio in the final 20km. Working as a unit, the group was split by a nod from Bobet to Barbotin on the walls of Capo Cervo, indicating his desire to launch a move. Only two other riders would latch on, the Belgian Raymond Impanis and the tempestuous team-mate of an absent Coppi, Loretto Petrucci. Yet it would be the two Frenchman working together who would cross the line in first and second, 3'19" ahead of Petrucci.
Before Bobet, there hadn't been a French winner of La Primavera for 39 years: Henri Pelissier being the last to do so back in the 1912 race. Bobet won the 42nd edition, followed by Barbotin in a time of just over seven-and-a-half hours, their average speed covering the 282km, 37.5km/h.
Such was the tifosi's displeasure at the lack of an Italian success, the prize-giving was conducted with a bare minimum of ceremony: Bobet, on the podium, was handed a criminally small wreath, and was the only rider to be so honoured. In 2001, during a retrospective of his career, Barbotin was awarded a symbolic bouquet for his efforts in 1951.
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Upcoming 2012-13 Watkins Visiting Artists Series:
Deborah Luster
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
6:00 p.m. Reception, 6:30 p.m. Lecture in the Watkins Theater
Deborah Luster is best known for two long-term documentary series: One Big Self: Prisoners of Louisiana (1998-2003 with poet C. D. Wright), a collection of photographic portraits of prisoners from three Louisiana prisons including the infamous Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola; and Tooth for an Eye: A Chorography of Violence in Orleans Parish (2008-2011), cityscapes of locations in New Orleans where homicides have been committed. Monographs from these projects were published by Twin Palms Publishing.


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Part IV: Property Ownership, Titling and Beneficiaries
By FPA member Tim Sobolewski, CFP®
Last Updated: August 22, 2011
Most people have the misconception that their will dictates how property is distributed at their death. In fact, the will doesn't even come into play until after all possible property is distributed by ownership designation and beneficiary arrangements. For example, someone who thoughtlessly left her ex-husband as beneficiary on her 401(k) plan — regardless of what her will said — would see ALL of her 401(k) plan go to her ex-husband who owed her seven years of child support. The federal government greatly simplified the rules for beneficiary designations a few years ago, but they are still a critical part of estate planning.
How property is titled will determine whether it is part of the probate estate, whether it is subject to creditors, whether the terms of the will would apply at death, and whether it receives a step-up in basis at death. Titling must be done very carefully to accomplish the desired objectives in the estate plan. One advantage of community property, for example, is that both halves receive a step-up in basis at the death of the first spouse. With joint tenancy and tenancy by the entirety, only half the property gets a step-up, regardless of each spouse's contribution.
Fee simple property is wholly owned by an individual, and at death becomes part of the probate estate.
Joint Tenancy with Rights of Survivorship (JTWROS) offers convenience at death, in that by "operation of law" it passes directly to the survivor(s). However, it is inflexible, may expose assets to creditors, and removes the chance to use trusts that may enable more flexible distribution and reduce taxes. Property is divided equally regardless of the owners' original contributions, and will pass automatically (and outside of probate) to the joint tenants at the death of any of the owners.
Tenancy-in-common offers flexibility in ownership, but all such property passes through probate, with the deceased's share becoming part of their estate and distributed according to their will (or applicable intestacy laws). There is no right of survivorship. This would be used for any co-owners who are not spouses, whose shares are unequal, and for most commercial property.
Tenancy-in-the-entirety is very much like JTWROS, but is available only to married couples (and sometimes domestic partners), and is not available in community property states. It can provide protection to one spouse when the other has problems with creditors or even bankruptcy — but the entire property will be exposed if the non-debtor spouse dies first. Unlike JTWROS, it cannot be severed without the agreement of both parties.
Transfer-on-death (TOD) designations will automatically transfer property (except real property) on death. These are common in banks and were once known as Totten trusts, Payable-on-death (POD), or In-trust-for (ITF) accounts. They may now be used for non-qualified investment accounts as well, where there would normally be no ability to name a beneficiary. Assets held in a TOD account are subject to creditors claims, and will pass outside of probate.
Community Property
There are eight community property states (Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas and Washington). Two others (Wisconsin and Alaska) enable some community property designations. In these states, each spouse is entitled to a one-half interest in any property acquired by either spouse during the marriage — unless it was owned prior to the marriage, inherited or gifted, in which case it's considered "separate property."
These rules affect estate taxation, life insurance proceeds, and many other issues — and they're important to know even if you live in one of the other forty "common law" states. People are very mobile and community property retains its character unless expressly changed. Many states (through the Uniform Disposition of Community Property Rights at Death Act) recognize community property that's been used to purchase real property as retaining its character at death as well.
The fact that there are essentially two different legal systems pertaining to marital property can raise many issues that financial planners must discuss with clients.
Living Trust
Lastly, a living trust is another way to avoid probate, and can be especially useful when real property is owned in multiple states so that the need for separate probate proceedings in each state is avoided. It also offers the advantage of privacy, since otherwise assets may be subject to the public process of probate. However, in some cases the living trust is a tool that is oversold by attorneys, who needlessly worry clients about the expense and difficulty of probate. In effect it can be like pre-paying probate costs, since the client may be charged thousands to establish a living trust.
If a living trust is used, the attorney and financial planner need to make sure that all assets are properly titled to the trust; otherwise, it is a useless, empty device at death.
There are other tax and gift implications to consider, but this should give you some idea of the importance and complexity of titling in an estate plan, and the need to use both an attorney and a financial planner in putting it together.
FPA member Tim Sobolewski, CFP®, is President of The Financial Planning Center, Amherst, N.Y.


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- We endeavor to promote and maintain the highest level of journalistic excellence
- We actively participate in the cultural life of our listening communities
The mission of SPR remains rooted in the Report of the Carnegie Commission on Educational Television, which led Congress to pass the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, which sagely found that public TV and radio programming "can help us see America, whole, in all its diversity," serving as a "forum for controversy and debate," and "provide a voice for groups in the community that may otherwise be unheard." Spokane Public Radio remains guided by the spirit of the Carnegie Commission in fulfilling its mission.
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-- -- -- -- -- mothers and some.
Got a record number one songs and when lots of awards.
They've got a brand new CD that I love it's called a thousand little things.
Would you welcome back to the show Shelly Lee and -- point of grace good to have you -- Okay you.
Now Denise you and Shelly and our fellow alumni as -- from Washington Bob Baptist university and our adelphia -- tigers.
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Watches and this gives you really -- as we started singing their together when he.
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Near the elephant and I don't like to talk about -- Well I know why should tell -- proud of you but really.
I think all of us who love really good music love the harmonies you guys have -- and balancing that is families and mothers.
-- let's start -- you we got a picture of your family tell us about your family that's right well my -- still and I have been married almost twenty years in September and then I've got a fourteen year old boy stamps and eleven year old boy price.
What's your favorite Mother's Day memory.
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And we'll let me given my very first Mother's -- our basement flooded but not a fan and so I remember that very well but you know I've got the boys of the group and they don't.
Do a lot of extra creativity things that they -- let me.
Not have to cook for a day and that's -- that's have you -- -- a good.
I F Lee we have we got a shot of your family as you see that actually before we show the family -- -- my mother's birthday.
I -- hottest day -- and a happy birthday to mom mom celebrating 65 years what do you.
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I have my wonderful husband -- who plays guitar for ads and my sweet daughter Darby Maggie was nine and in November we don't know what but something's.
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Something happened so -- -- -- I -- -- my husband David I have been married force going on sixteen years and we have one little girl Caroline she's in the third grade.
That is wonderful well congratulations to all you moms.
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-- martyrs square the scene of another battle for power in Egypt.
This time hundreds of demonstrators organizing -- -- and to protest that power grab by the new Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi.
Looked on the local -- -- we demand the president open to dialogue with all political Paris -- -- here.
And -- since his new declaration.
Morsi issued a -- -- basically placed himself above the law and extended this same protection to keep bodies dominated by his Islamist allies.
Parliament's upper chamber and the panel in charge of drafting a new constitution.
Demonstrators are worried more sees Muslim Brotherhood is looking to dominate the post Mubarak era.
-- after winning the first democratic parliamentary and presidential elections this year.
This the -- in the club the people elected him so he would defend people.
Not do -- he pleases -- office said he would meet Egypt's highest judicial authority the supreme judicial council on Monday.
And the council -- -- at compromise.
The crisis taking its hole on the country's already fragile economy.
-- its stock market fell more than 9% on Sunday.
-- issued the decree just that day after receiving praise from Washington.
For his work brokering a deal and eight days of violence between Israel and Hamas Washington officials have criticized the recent moves by Egypt's president and they have leverage.
For sending billions of dollars in military aid to Egypt.
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Dear Bidders: Don't Touch The Stadium Name!
Blue Heaven on Earth, Chavez Ravine, The Ravine…These are all nicknames that Dodger Stadium have that still stands to this day. Dodger Stadium has been the name for the Stadium of your LA Dodgers since 1962. Yesterday a report came out that one of the Bidders asked about the naming rights to Dodger stadium and those who saw it including me were upset that someone even mentioned it. Why would a bidder want to change the name just for a Sponsor? It's not right.
Bidders to become Dodgers owner. From the Los Angeles Dodgers fan base DO NOT TOUCH THE STADIUM NAME!!
Some maybe wondering why am I tripping over the name change. Well Every Baseball fan knows about Dodger Stadium and it's history. When you go to Dodger games you saw signs pointing towards Dodger Stadium or saying Welcome to Dodger Stadium and I feel such a change to it just join the marketing hype will make things feel very different. I mean just imagine a Dodger game and as you travel you see "Welcome to Capital One Field" Or when you're on a tour and you hear it under a different name. It'll make it feel different. The Stadium will be there but the name will be different and That will make me and other Dodger fans very unhappy.
Dodger Stadium has been the idenity of the Stadium for 50 years and Shouldn't be touched now or ever. Just no. Do I believe the name will be changed? No I don't see it happening now or anythime soon but the mention of it is something that shouldn't even happen in my opinion. Why change something just for the sake of sponsors and money? To me and many others Dodger Stadium shouldn't be touched at all.
Who ever the new owner: You can make imoprovements to the Stadium and Parking lots but we ask you Don't change the Uniforms, Don't change the Name of the Team, Don't Move the Stadium or the team and DON'T CHANGE THE STADIUM NAME!!


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Marceline and the Scream Queens #5 is out Wednesday, Nov. 14th! Pick it up for more awesomeness from Meredith Gran, PLUS a backup comic by the incredible Polly Guo.
I don't have a sketch for this one, but you might notice that the location of Marceline's teethmarks had to be changed after my lineart was sent to Lisa Moore to color.
Weird to think that Adventure Time's target demo was probably in utero or a sparkle in someone's eye when this album came out…
Another process post! Here is the Diamond Comics exclusive SDCC cover for Marceline and the Scream Queens. This one had a pretty quick turnaround, so I ended up scribbling a few very rough thumbnails on some post-its before going with this idea. Lisa totally made this cover with her colors!
I don't know what's going on with the previews (lines why), but the images should work when viewing them at full-view.
I received my comps for the first issue of Marceline and the Scream Queens today, so I thought I'd post my process (as it were) for doing the A cover lineart!
That ridiculous thumb was the first and my favoritest idea I had for the cover. Luckily, Shannon liked it too. So there it is: thumb -> sketch -> lineart (I left the fx and clouds on separate layers to hopefully make things easier for Lisa) -> awesome colors by the amazing Lisa Moore!
Maybe the coolest thing about doing the covers is I get complimentary copies of the comic before it hits the stands, and I get to tell you guys how awesome it is! Guys: it's awesome. I love Meredith Gran's work and I can't wait to see where she takes Marceline and Princess Bubblegum next. Jen Wang's short comic is great and plucked at my heartstrings (oh geez that pun wasn't intentional but I guess I'll leave it in anyway).
Definitely check it out when it hits stands July 25—OOPS, July 11! (Wiki, you done me wrong…) Or if you're going to SDCC next weekend, you'll be able to pick it up there.
Last night's episode was so awesome. :""O FRIENDSHIP!
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Today I saw the preview for next week's Adventure Time and I think my heart grew three sizes. Thank you, Rebecca Sugar and everyone at Adventure Time! I can't wait to see the full episode!


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