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MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Smith & Nephew, Inc.'s (NYSE: SNN; LSE: SN) Orthopaedic Reconstruction business today announced Japanese regulatory approval of its award winning OXINIUM(TM) oxidized zirconium technology.
Smith & Nephew is the only orthopaedic company to offer such a revolutionary and award winning joint replacement material. OXINIUM is a proprietary transformed metal alloy with a ceramic bearing surface. OXINIUM provides low friction and wear resistance combined with the strength of a metal implant. This material is the only orthopaedic implant material to receive the ASM International Engineering Materials Award for outstanding achievement of a material used in the design and manufacture of products.
This approval marks the first time Smith& Nephew's revolutionary technology will be available in the world's second largest Orthopaedic market. The highly successful GENESIS II(TM) knee system, which has been used in excess of 500,000 surgeries worldwide and has 10 year published clinical data showing 98% survivorship, will be the first implant system available in Japan with OXINIUM.
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Chemical approaches for functionally probing the proteome
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With the availability of complete genome sequences, emphasis has shifted toward the understanding of protein function. We have developed a functional proteomic methodology that makes use of chemically reactive fluorescent probes to profile and identify enzymes in complex mixtures by virtue of their catalytic activity. This methodology allows a comparison of changes in activity of multiple enzymes under a variety of conditions using a single two-dimensional separation. The probes can also be used to localize active enzymes in intact cells using fluorescence microscopy. Furthermore, the probes enable screens for selective small molecule inhibitors of each enzyme family member within crude lysates or intact cells. Ultimately, this technology allows the rapid identification of potential drug targets and small molecule lead compounds targeted to them.
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Movie star Edward Norton wed his fiancée just before she gave birth to the couple's first child, according to a new report. The actor's longtime love Shauna Robertson gave birth to a baby boy last month, and now sources tell Us Weekly the proud pa… [Read More]
Edward Norton is a father
Actor Edward Norton is a first-time father, according to a report. The star and his fiancee Shauna Robertson welcomed a healthy baby boy in March, shortly after news of the Canadian film producer's pregnancy broke, reports UsMagazine.com. The pair re… [Read More]
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Landscape / Re: Beautiful sunsets« on: August 26, 2014, 05:50:02 PM »
mustafaakarsu, lovely! Wish I was there that moment.
Thanks Jack. It was a really nice point and timing was very good.
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mustafaakarsu, lovely! Wish I was there that moment.
which leads me to the next (obvious) question
Is there any advantage for Still Photographers to use cine lenses?
Probably won't even cover a full frame sensor area. So not only are there little if any advantages for still photogs, there's a number of disadvantages.
This is what I'm thinking to get, this one is expensive but there is a cheaper one in same brand. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1021054-REG/clik_elite_ce610bl_contrejour_40_camera_backpack.htmlWhat kind of trip are you taking? A 35 Liter pack isn't very big and it will be even smaller after you put in camera gear. A 35 liter pack is usually only big enough for warm weather weekend trips. Will you have to carry a tent, sleep gear, etc or are you just doing day hikes? I really hope you are already an experienced hiker/camper so you know what you're doing on the trail. Remember that back country pro photographers sometimes hire assistants to help them carry gear when necessary. Don't over do the gear carrying it by yourself!
One of the main factors for me was F2.8 for night star landscape, as you can open the shutter longer and keep the stars sharp at 16mm, and its a zoom which I can also use for landscape and weddings. The 16-35mm doesn't do that… The F2.8 is very useful and if you haven't used it for that reason give it a go it will make you want to keep it, its very useful in a way the 16-35mm F4 isn't.


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In announcing her department's annual human rights report, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made multiple references to the elephant in the room—the United States' own tarnished record, saying "America must first be an exemplar of our own ideals."
Beyond pro forma self-reflection, the report contains the requisite admonition of China, Russia and North Korea—countries where the U.S. sees worsening human rights conditions.
The BBC:
The US state department has criticised China in an annual report on human rights around the world.
China's human rights record worsened in some areas despite the country hosting the Beijing Olympics, the report said.
On a trip to China last week US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said co-operation between the two countries should take precedence over tensions.
But she also said she had held candid discussions on human rights issues with her Chinese counterpart.
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Although the State Department criticized other countries' human rights records, no mention was made of the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan—or of the hundreds of thousands of people killed in them.
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Real Estate Prices May Be Stabilizing In Metro Area
ales are up…prices have stabilized. That's the bottom line of the latest report on home sales in Southeast Michigan
Housing Prices Slowly Rising In Detroit Metro Area
Wayne County was up almost 4 percent, Oakland rose 1.7 percent and Livingston County sales were up nearly 6 percent.
Survey: Home Prices Down In Most Major US Cities
Prices in Detroit declined one-half of a percent from August levels.
Spring Buying Boosts US Home Prices For 4th Month
Over the past 12 months, prices have fallen in all but two cities: Detroit and Washington.
Spring Buying Boosted Home Prices For 2nd Month
Prices in three metro areas hit the hardest by the housing crisis – Detroit, Las Vegas and Tampa, Fla. – fell to their lowest points since the recession began.
Report: Home Prices At Lowest Levels Since 2006
According to a new report, home prices in the country's major metro areas, including Detroit, have sunk to their lowest level since 2006.
Detroit Housing Market Prices Fall To 11 Year Low
Home prices are at their lowest in eleven years in many of the country's major cities.
Home Prices Down In Metro Detroit
If the health of the economy is judged by home prices then, according to recent reports, things aren't going well in metro Detroit. A California-based real estate asset valuation company says home prices in metro […]
Home Prices Rise 0.6 Percent In July From June
A national gauge of home prices ticked up in July for the fourth straight month, but many cities are bracing for declines in the year ahead.
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Now that the Belleview Biltmore Resort and Spa is saved, the nonprofit organization, Save the Biltmore Preservationists, Inc. will work towards promoting and preserving this beautiful Victorian hotel both in and out of our community. Save the Biltmore Preservationists is offering a variety of memberships that will enable them to continue to preserve and promote the Biltmore in the future with your help. Save the Biltmore has been dedicated to saving all four wings of the Belleview Biltmore Spa and Resort since 2004 and will continue do so in the future. In saving the golden treasures of the past, we bank on enriching the present and the future. To find out more visit http://www.savethebiltmore.com.
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I wonder if that wide load also has a beeper when she backs up?
Deere John,
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Roll on, Big Mama!
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Omg!! I knew a girl I used to work with that had that tattoo on her love handle!!! A big lovehandle!!!
"Nothing Runs Like A Deere". Sadly, this one hasn't run in years.
The epitome of white trash.
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Dan Aykroyd Doesn't Just Want a Third Movie, He Wants a 'Marvel-Style' Universe for 'Ghostbusters'Movie News By Samantha Wilson on September 18, 2014 | Be the First To Comment
Do you remember a time, a simpler time, when Ghostbusters was just a movie about some innovative guys who decked out a former firehouse to house New York City's unruly spirits, a scientist who was simultaneously attempting to woo a woman and also figure out how to get an ancient Sumerian god to stop possessing her and her refrigerator, and a beloved childhood figure stomping through the streets of New York City to wreak havoc and commit some casual murder? Dan Aykroyd sure does. But the difference between the rest of us and Aykroyd is that while Ghostbusters II was a beautiful triumph of a sequel that deals with the very real and sensible repercussions of what happens when heroes have to face the consequences of their city-destroying attempts to help the public (and when painting-dwelling spirits want to steal a baby), and the love for the franchise has never truly died — it's just stuck in a proton pack somewhere — the great majority have realized there's a point at which you leave perfection to perfection. Aykroyd, one of the biggest proponents of a third Ghostbusters movie, that one that never seems to actually be happening, spoke in London at an event promoting his vodka brand, where the conversation turned to Ghostbusters. The third movie is just the tip of the iceberg; Aykroyd, who wrote the first two films alongside the late, great Harold Ramis and will be penning the third as well, wants to see an entire Ghostbusters universe a […]
Never Give Up Hope and Stop HopingFeatures By Scott Beggs on July 14, 2014 | Be the First To Comment
A little less than a year ago, a wave of fan support for sequelizing a little-seen, cult favorite cropped up overnight on social media sites. The independent producers of the film were taken aback, but shrewdly (and quickly) utilized the outcry to make the case for a follow-up movie to financiers which in turn caused the online flames to burn even brighter. It created a feedback loop, bolstering numbers to a boiling point, but the movie wasn't made. At least it hasn't been made yet. But it probably won't. But it could. Those last three sentences rest at the heart of a movie fan paradox. There's an overwhelming amount of information out there (some good, some bad, some bullshit) that simultaneously gives us a sunshine view of the production process that promises us every movie we've ever wanted will come true, and gives us a cold shower of reality that the system is going to continue giving us the middle finger. That second part almost always comes with a dash of But There's a Chance…, feeding our optimism just enough protein to keep it from ripping out the IV. I've purposefully left off the name of the movie that was so futilely rallied around because it could be (and has been and will be) any of a dozen fan favorites. Their stories almost never have a happy ending, and the sea change that we keep hearing about — the one where studios are greenlighting sequels for passion projects that haven't done that hot at […]
Here's What Max Landis Is Busy Working On When He's Not Battling 'Ghostbusters 3′ RumorsMovie News By Kate Erbland on June 18, 2014 | Be the First To Comment
As is the case with most Ghostbusters 3 rumors (the kind that we've kinda, sorta, mostly refused to cover for years now, except when it seems somewhat appropriate), the latest chatter to come flying out of Hollywood right into the Internet's face has already proven to be false. Last night, Nikki Finke posted a story to her brand new site that reported that Chronicle screenwriter Max Landis was doing a polish on the latest iteration of whatever the hell this movie is now, which Landis immediately debunked via his Twitter. Finke, in fine form, went ahead and deleted the entire post sometime after Landis shot down both her reportage and her two apparent sources. Of course, this is still the Internet, and you can't really delete anything from the Internet, so here is a cached version of Finke's story, if you're into that sort of thing. You know what's still culturally relevant? Ghostbusters. You know what's not? Ghostbusters 3 rumors, especially the kind that can be shot down in mere hours. But this is not about Ghostbusters 3 rumors! (Well, not really.) This is about actual, factual projects that people — in this case, Max Landis — are actually, factually working on right now. You know, movies we might actually get to see.
5 Directors Who Could Replace Ivan Reitman on 'Ghostbusters 3′Cinematic Listology By Christopher Campbell on March 18, 2014 | Be the First To Comment
It doesn't come as a surprise that in the wake of Harold Ramis's death that Ivan Reitman has dropped out of directing Ghostbusters 3. The silver lining is that he will still be involved as a producer, but that is one more original player that won't be back in his regular spot. Reitman told Deadline of his decision as well as details about the road the sequel has taken up to this point, including how the current draft from Etan Cohen with Dan Aykroyd has the main characters of the first two movies taking a back seat, as long rumored. "Harold got sick about three years ago, and we kept hoping he would get better," Reitman says of the latest plan. "I kept pushing forward on the Etan Cohen and we now have a draft that is very good, that the studio is very excited about." Along with the news that Reitman is vacating the director's chair is a further update that Sony is still moving the production forward and aims to start filming no later than early 2015. That's plenty of time for Reitman and the studio to find a replacement to helm the movie, but they don't really need very long at all because I've got a shortlist right here of the five best men (and woman) for the job.
8 Promised Movies That Still Haven't Been MadeCinematic Listology By Scott Beggs on January 9, 2014 | Comments (11)
Taking stock is perfectly natural this time of year. A fresh start always offers the best microscope through which to observe the goals we achieved or left incomplete (like the goal of making a list of goals (I'll get to it soon, stop bugging me)), and one of the most fascinating ways I know to take stock is to look at what movie projects never made it to the finish line. I've looked at 16 recent abandoned movies so far, all of which remain unmade (including the Arrested Development movie whose inclusion in the first list commenters bitched about so vehemently), and there are plenty more where they came from. On the deeper level, it's a reminder of the fragility of the seventh art, but as pure trivia, it's an excellent exercise in What If. Great ideas unrealized and bad bullets dodged, here are 8 more non-movies to add to the collection:
Junkfood Cinema Screenplay Pitch: 'Ghostbusters 3: The Entity'Fantastic Fest By Brian Salisbury on September 21, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Welcome back to Junkfood Cinema; bustin' makes me feel like a shower. At this point, you're just asking for it. We've made our intentions clear: to rip on bad movies. As much as we abuse these movies, we do adore them. Our poisoned love may take the form of mockery, but when push comes to restraining order, we do right by it. As a paltry token of our "remorse," we will offer a delightfully decadent snack food item themed to the film. Much has been made of the on-again/off-again/why-the-hell-is-this-a-thing proposed third installment of the Ghostbusters franchise. Evidently the deep emotional trauma of Ghostbusters II has dissipated and the first real steps toward healing can begin. For the funnyatric stars of the original film, and inexplicably the sequel,the logical recourse, of course of course, is to take to the interwebspheres and relentlessly tease the possibility of ripping the wounds open again. Since they're apparently letting anyone write pitches for Ghostbusters 3, judging by those we've seen, we thought we'd throw our hat in the ring; double shot beer helmet though it may be. But being particularly averse to original thought, as anyone who's read this column with any frequency can attest, we opted to craft a Ghostbusters 3 screenplay by co-opting and reworking 1982's The Entity so that GB3 fits inside.
Movie News After Dark: Avengers are Go, Elvis is Fired, Wonder Woman is Tougher and Little Thor is CuteMovie News By Neil Miller on April 24, 2011 | Comments (3)
What is Movie News After Dark? Starting tomorrow, it will continue to be your best source of news from around the world of film. Or rather, all the best news that isn't picked up during the day by the FSR news team. For tonight, it's going to be avenging, traveling through time and space, and of course, checking in on the lack of development on Ghostbusters 3. Hooray! "Tomorrow we start shooting (I THINK I'm legally permitted to say that). Day one. That's right. We'll be shooting the pivotal death/betrayal/product placement/setting up the sequel/coming out scene, at the following address:" That's Joss Whedon updating fans with a letter to Whedonesque. The Avengers is go, and one of them is gay. I knew it would be you, man with the mighty hammer.
Talking Heads: The Dreaded Decades-Later SequelFeatures By Scott Beggs on April 15, 2011 | Comments (7)
Every week, Landon Palmer and Cole Abaius log on to their favorite chat client of 1996 as ghostfacekillah and olddirrtybastard5 in order to discuss some topical topic of interest. This week, it's the horrifying growth of the trend in Hollywood to take old movies and make sequels for them. The fans are too hip to reboots and remakes, but if they can convince an aging actor to retread barren ground, then it's all aboard the money train. Of course, that's not always the case, but how else do you explain Indiana Jones 4? The problem is that these movies either suck or are hollow shells of what a franchise once was. So if you're making a decades-later sequel, what are the problems and how do you avoid them?
Bill Murray is Our Last Line of Defense Against Ashton Kutcher as a GhostbusterIn Development By Nathan Adams on February 22, 2011 | Comments (3)
Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Live Free or Die Hard, the list of franchises that were long past their glory days but decided to go for another sequel anyway is growing every year. A lot of these movies end up financial successes when everything is tallied up, but they all have one thing in common: they are needless and lame from a story perspective and they turn off people who used to be fanatics of the brand. We've been hearing about a potential Ghostbusters 3 for quite some time now. Everybody seems to want to do it except for Bill Murray. Well, as of now, news on that front seems to be at basically a standstill, but with a little Ashton Kutcher thrown in.
Movie News After Dark: 'Dark Knight' Ladies, 'Judge Dredd' Villains and Tarantino's Earliest WorkMovie News By Neil Miller on January 12, 2011 | Comments (2)
What is Movie News After Dark? This is a question that I am almost never asked, but I will answer it for you anyway. Movie News After Dark is FSR's newest late-night secretion, a column dedicated to all of the news stories that slip past our daytime editorial staff and make it into my curiously chubby RSS 'flagged' box. It will (but is not guaranteed to) include relevant movie news, links to insightful commentary and other film-related shenanigans. I may also throw in a link to something TV-related here or there. It will also serve as my place of record for being both charming and sharp-witted, but most likely I will be neither of the two. I write this shit late at night, what do you expect?
Movie News After Dark: A 'Captain America' Trailer, A 'Fight Club' Musical and Paul Walker the T-RexMovie News By Neil Miller on January 10, 2011 | Comments (5)
Weekends are for relaxing. My favorite weekend task is usually laundry, followed by large stretches of movie watching, football games and sleeping in. This weekend I did something a little different — it was all sleeping in combined with tracking down movie news for this here column. Because I know that there's nothing you need more when your weekend is over. So come and get it. Get you some Movie News After Dark.
'Ghostbusters' Sequel That Won't Happen Just Got InterestingIn Development By Scott Beggs on August 31, 2010 | Comments (3)
Bill Murray has been fairly outspoken about not liking the script for Ghostbusters 3. He's also been fairly outspoken about wanting to be killed off in the first act only to return as a ghost. As you might guess, it's a little difficult to understand whether he wants to be a part of it or not (unless he means that his literal ghost would be acting on the film instead of him). It's the second most aggravating project out there right now (tailing Arrested Development only by inches) because a lot of fans want it, but it's been all-talk-no-action for so long that it feels like the production has turned into your high school prom date. Now, there's word that an unfamilar familiar face might be returning, at least in the script's eyes, to become the next generation of Ghostbuster. Possible spoilers haunt this entire post, so steer clear if you don't want to know what might possibly happen in a film that might not.
Gerwig Makes 'Friends' With Portman and KutcherMovie News By Scott Beggs on April 23, 2010 | Be the First To Comment
The actress will either keep Portman and Kutcher from getting together, or impart some wisdom on the pair as the geeky female best friend.
Sigh of Relief: Ivan Reitman Will Direct Ghostbusters 3Movie News By Neil Miller on January 13, 2010 | Comments (1)
After a level of conjecture unlike anything the world has ever seen, the details for Ghostbusters 3 are finally seeping out.
Reject Radio: Episode 22: Hunting Off the Coast of Martha's VineyardMovie News By Scott Beggs on October 19, 2009 | Comments (3)
This week on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we spend 5 minutes talking about movie news and another 4 hours talking about Jaws. You're welcome.
Calm Down: Bill Murray Still Not Sold On 'Ghostbusters 3′Movie News By Paul S. on October 15, 2009 | Comments (13)
Oh, Bill. When I think I can't love you any more, you go and say exactly what most of us have been thinking. People can crank up the hype machine, but without a script, there ain't no movie yet. And there ain't no Bill Murray. Yet.
Reject Radio: Episode 21: Old Enough To DrinkMovie News By Scott Beggs on October 12, 2009 | Be the First To Comment
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we talk about homosexuality in film (to celebrate National Coming Out Day), awkwardly discuss the all-nude fighting of Bronson (because it's awesome), and explore the hardest part about rollerblading.
Rumor: Ivan Reitman Attached to Direct Ghostbusters 3Movie News By Neil Miller on October 9, 2009 | Be the First To Comment
Oh, the rumor-mill. Just when we thought that we'd received a break from all of the cross-talk around Ghostbusters 3, our friends at Bloody-Disgusting go and start it up again.
Harold Ramis Confirms Sage Mentoring Factor for Ghostbusters 3In Development By Neil Miller on March 30, 2009 | Comments (12)
Everyone from Judd Apatow to Jason Reitman to Steve Carrell to Bill Murray have been dancing around the issue of a third Ghostbusters movie for some time now. And now, finally someone asked Harold Ramis. Turns out he's got some answers. Maybe.
Dan Aykroyd Continues to Talk Nonsense About Ghostbusters 3In Development By Neil Miller on February 23, 2009 | Comments (10)
Allow me to rescue you from the landslide of Oscar reactions, commentary and punditry by talking about something that should interest everyone. And by everyone, I mean everyone.
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I had this with thin clients. It boiled down to network card/cabling/speed negotiation issues.
I'm trying to deploy a small number of PC's (no more than 10 at a time) using RIS. Some of them work fine, but others are taking up to 2 hours just to boot into the text mode setup.
From the point of selecting which image to install from the RIS server, to where it says Setup is starting Windows and the actual install starts. Each of the files setup loads which usually race past are taking several minutes.
All the PC's are identical, and once the actual install starts, everything speeds up to normal.
Anyone got any ideas, this is driving me round the bend?
I had this with thin clients. It boiled down to network card/cabling/speed negotiation issues.
Thanks Geoff.
How did you solve it? A simply network card swap, or is there a way to force network speed/link parameters during a PXE boot?
I will try the easy option first, make up some new cables tomorrow, although as the file copy part of the installation seems to run normally, it suggests the cables are fine.
Thanks for your help.
This has fixed a couple.A simply network card swap
On the switch.or is there a way to force network speed/link parameters
Ah, that would require fancy, grown-up toys like a managed switch. An extravagance our budget doesn't quite stretch to.Originally Posted by Geoff
Having said that, the problem seems to have gone away. We had a power cut today just before I was about to start another batch of RIS installs. All the switches and the RIS server (not important enough to be on the UPS) went down. Once everything came back on and was checked, I started the RIS installs and they all ran through as normal.
Still not sure what/where the problem was, but so long as itâs working, thatâs good enough for me. Thanks for the help.
Take care
Intermittent and unreproducible faults are my favourite.
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I'm in need to use SSI with openlitespeed 1.2.2; but I don't understand where I should enable it.
Thanks in advance.
Thank you, I've tested the 1.2.2 and works.
I've made an extra test and I noticed that, if I set a php as index file, it avoid the script_name...
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Disney XD puts a fresh spin on a sci-fi classic with the new series TRON: Uprising. You can't keep a good franchise down: Two years after the theatrical reception of Disney's TRON: ... Continue Reading →
Short on Minutes, Long on Talent
The 2012 edition of the Annecy Festival puts an amazingly diverse and creative range of animated shorts from all over the world in the spotlight. Animated short film submissions poured ... Continue Reading →
A Hot VFX Summer Sampler
We focus on some of the innovative digital effects of three of the season's early blockbusters. Men In Black III (Sony) VFX Supervisor: Ken Ralston It's been 10 years since Agents ... Continue Reading →
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There will be fun, fun, fun in the summer sun
School may be out for the summer, but not to worry parents: luckily there are plenty of things for kids and their families to do to keep busy in Windsor Park.
If you're looking for some fun and free activities, why not head down to the Windsor Park Library (955 Cottonwood Rd.) on Fri., July 6 from 10 a.m. till noon for Family Literacy Fun Days. Children and parents are welcome to participate in games and activities that promote reading, writing, and language skills. Families receive a passport that gets stamped at each activity station. No registration is required, so feel free to drop by.
If your kids love reading, the Winnipeg Public Library is also hosting a TD Summer Reading Club for children up to 12 years of age. This year the theme is "imagine" with a focus on fantasy stories. There's lots of fun and freebies so be sure to register soon! Visit Winnipeg.ca/library for more information on how to sign up and to check out the list of reading club performers.
If taking a dip on those hot summer days is more to your liking, the Windsor Park Outdoor Pool (333 Speers Rd.) has free swim times on Thursdays between 4 and 6 p.m. from June 29 to Aug. 31.
Have some bored teenagers at home who are looking for something fun to do this summer? Winakwa Community Club (980 Winakwa Rd.) offers its Youth Action Centre for kids ages 13 to 18 from July 3 to Aug. 10. YAC times are Monday to Thursday from 1 to 9 p.m. and Fridays from 2 to 6 p.m. Make new friends and enjoy participating in basketball, floor hockey, video games, and more.
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The walk, which began in Central Park, raised more than $2,600 for the Grandmothers to African Grandmothers Campaign of the Stephen Lewis Foundation. Several members of the organizaton's Winnipeg chapter hail from Windsor Park.
According to Jean Altemeyer, co-ordinator of the Winnipeg Walk event, "The hope is that this year's walks will result in a total of $1 million for the African grandmothers from the past three years of National Stride to Turn the Tide events."
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Meet Hanako 2, a weirdly lifelike dental robot
So, you want to be a dentist. That's all fine and good, but few people are gonna want you fiddling around inside their mouths before you know what you're doing. Enter the Hanako 2, a robot just for dentists.
Hanako 2 is a Japanese robot designed to act as a dental patient for dental students. It's an improvement over its successor, Hanako 1, as it's gotten a boatload of new features to make it more like a real person.
It can sneeze, roll its eyes and blink, open and close its mouth, cough, and gag when you stick your fingers too far back into its mouth. Furthermore, its skin is more realistic thanks to them teaming up with the maker of sex dolls to get it much more lifelike.
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December 22, 2014
Panama City Beach, FL-- The Panama City Beach Pirates were looking to get the bitter taste of defeat out of their mouth as they took on the IMG Club from Bradenton.
The game would scoreless for the first 90 minutes but in extra time Calvin Marques, who was a second half substitution, got the game winner.
Pirates are now 3-1 on the year.
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There's Captain Jack, not to be confused with Morgan, Hook, or D, leading the men out to midfield.
First half, Pirates trying to set something up as Matthew Raines, who one times to Will Monsour but Bradenton comes up with a huge tackle to send the ball out of bounds.
Pirates still persuing but Michael Lightborne can't get his feet on the Raines pass, Bradenton sends it back up near Raines, who fires for the goal but misses high.
And like any good party.....it didn't get exciting until I left, Pirates win on an goal in extra time by Calvin Marques
Pirates are now 3-1 on the year.
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Extended Stay America - Richmond - Innsbrook features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Glen Allen aparthotel also offers laundry facilities, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and a television in the lobby.
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|Woodland Hills, California
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|Woodland Hills, California
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|Francis Lobo, CEO
|NetZero, Juno, Classmates, MyPoints, StayFriends
United Online, Inc. (NASDAQ: UNTD) is a public company formed by the 2001 merger of NetZero and Juno Online Services.[1] The company's range of products and services has evolved significantly since its inception as a provider of dial-up Internet access, aided by a series of acquisitions that have included Classmates Online (2004), MyPoints (2006) and FTD Group, Inc. (2008).[2] It is based in Woodland Hills, California, United States.
United Online is a provider of consumer products and services over the Internet, where the company's brands have attracted a large online audience that includes more than 100 million registered accounts. The company's Content & Media segment provides social networking services and products (Classmates and StayFriends) and loyalty marketing (MyPoints). Its primary Communications segment services are Internet access, services and devices (NetZero and Juno). United Online is headquartered in Woodland Hills, CA, and operates through a global network of locations in the U.S., Germany, and India.[3]
Faced with the introduction and rapid expansion of broadband Internet access services, United Online has diversified its product and service offerings, both via the acquisitions mentioned above and by evolving its current brands. In September 2007, NetZero launched its first broadband access service, NetZero DSL. In May of the following year, it launched Juno DSL. Together, NetZero DSL and Juno DSL provided almost 30 percent of United Online's current (at the time) ISP customers the ability to upgrade to broadband while maintaining their NetZero or Juno email addresses. In March 2012, NetZero expanded into the wireless Internet access market with the debut of NetZero Mobile Broadband, a value-priced mobile broadband service using the Clearwire network. [4]. NetZero Mobile Broadband was available in over 80 cities, and allowed subscribers to choose from four monthly data plans. It also offered a one-year free trial with the purchase of a NetZero Connection device. NetZero Mobile Broadband has since rolled out the service across the nationwide Sprint 3G network expanding its coverage to more than 276 million people.[5]. NetZero also offers a Home Wireless Broadband service which is intended to provide wireless access in the home or office. In 2013, it debuted NetZero DataShield, a personal VPN which encrypts and protects users' data when they connect to the Internet via any WiFi connection, including public WiFi hubs. United Online's Classmates subsidiary began digitizing high school yearbooks in 2010, giving members the ability to view more than 30,000 high school yearbooks at Classmates.com. The Classmates Yearbook Initiative has since grown to over 250,000 yearbooks and continues to grow monthly.
In November 2013, United Online spun off its floral delivery subsidiary, FTD, which became a separate, NASDAQ-traded company called FTD Companies, Inc. under the symbol FTD. FTD Companies, Inc. retained the floral business, while United Online retained NetZero, Juno, Classmates, MyPoints and the remainder of the UNTD business ex-FTD. [4]
Directly following the spinoff of FTD, long time CEO Mark Goldston, who had been with the company for 14 years, taken it public and presided over the acquisitions and growth, left the company. Francis Lobo, who had spent the last 10 years at AOL, while rising to the position of president of AOL Services, was selected to take his place. [5]
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Mock draft: Who will B's take at No. 9?
June, 23, 2011
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* Mock 3.0 -- Nathan Beaulieu, D, Saint John (QMJHL): A defenseman who makes the dynamic first pass to set the offense in motion, Beaulieu can give the Bruins that quick transition and puck-handling that Tomas Kaberle was supposed to give them. This No. 9 pick is the second first-rounder from the Toronto Maple Leafs from the Phil Kessel trade. Bonus value: Beaulieu shows more nasty in a game than Kaberle has over his entire career.
* Mock 2.0 --Joel Armia, RW, Assat (Finland): Although the Bruins franchise is not exactly in love with Euros, they tap a big winger who can make opponents pay a physical price on the forecheck. How dynamic his scoring will be is an open question.
* Mock 1.0 -- Dougie Hamilton, D, Niagara (OHL): Marc Savard's career-threatening concussions make Tyler Seguin's progress more urgent than previously expected. That said, the Bruins are due to draft D after a run on forwards. Hamilton is a good fit and compares favorably with last year's No. 3 overall, Erik Gudbranson.
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The primary research efforts at the Aquarium of the Pacific are focused on species propagation. We have also developed collaborative relationships with various outside researchers and institutions who wish to study the species in our collection. In addition, our team of scientific divers support a variety of agencies and researchers in the field by collecting data.
Below are the research projects (in PDF form where available) that the Aquarium of the Pacific has been involved in since the inception of MCRI.
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Bridgette Nace, CSU Northridge
November 7, 2004
Reproductive Behavior and Coloration of Black Perch (Embiotoca jacksoni) (2004)
Aquarium scientific divers assisted with weekly observations from the Summer of 2004 through the Summer of 2005 as part of a study to determine details of the spawning periodicity of black perch, in King Harbor at Redondo Beach, California.
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National Park Service Kelp Monitoring Survey (2004)
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November 7, 2004
Abalone Surveys with California Department of Fish and Game (2004 - present)
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November 7, 2003
Evaluation of the Breathing Patterns of Normal and Respiratory Diseased Olive Ridley Sea Turtles
In 2003 the Aquarium transported two normal Olive Ridley sea turtles to the University of California Irvine to serve as controls for the respiratory disease turtles used in the study. The turtles were attached to a custom pnuemotachography mask to measure the components of the respiratory cycle.
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November 7, 2003
Vitamin D Levels in Green Sea Turtles (2003)
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My research and teaching interests are in comparative and global approaches to the legacies of colonialism and Indigenous politics. My PhD dissertation was a comparative study of treaty-making in Canada and reconciliation in Australia. During my postdoctoral work I broadened my research to include Indigenous politics beyond the nation-state and to examine Indigenous peoples' activism both in transnational networks and in global institutions. My current projects include collaborative work on Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission as well as research that examines the conflicts and alliances between Indigenous communities and environmental actors.
Globalization and Autonomy (SSHRC MCRI 2003-2007)
Indigenous peoples and autonomy: Insights for a global age. Co-edited with Mario Blaser, Deborah McGregor and Will Coleman (Vancouver, UBC Press, 2010), 241-249.
'Implementing UNDRIP: Developments and possibilities', Prairie Forum (Special Issue on Indigenous Rights, Vol. 36, Fall 2011), 55-77.
'Asymmetric encounters in Native Canada', American Review of Canadian Studies Vol. 41 No. 3 (September 2011), 212-27.
'History, democracy and treaty-negotiations in British Columbia'. In Alexandra Harmon (ed), The Power of Promises: Pacific Northwest Indian Treaties in National and International Historical Perspective (in press, University of Washington Press, 2007).
A higher authority: Indigenous transnationalism and Australia. (Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 2006).
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Round Robin Field Methods Protocols for Improved Outcomes part of Cutting Edge:Hydrogeology:Hydrogeology, Soils, Geochemistry 2013:Activities
Todd Halihan, Oklahoma State University-Main Campus
This activity provides an approach to teach field methods that is programmed to avoid common pitfalls in teaching field methods to students. The two common problems that are avoided is familiarity with equipment ...
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This assignment reviews basic of chemistry for students who should have had 2 introductory semesters of basic chemistry prior to enrolling in the Fundamental of Water Quality course for which the assignment is ...
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Calcium (Ca) availability to ecosystems: Weathering of limestone, apatite, and Ca-plagioclase (anorthite) part of Cutting Edge:Hydrogeology:Hydrogeology, Soils, Geochemistry 2013:Activities
Abir Biswas, The Evergreen State College
Sequence of laboratory activities to develop familiarity with geochemistry bench laboratory experimental methods; demonstration of different weathering rates of different Ca-bearing minerals; connection between ...
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Introduction to Carbonate Equilibrium part of Cutting Edge:Hydrogeology:Hydrogeology, Soils, Geochemistry 2013:Activities
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The activity asks students to make observations about what occurs when two effervescent antacid tablets are placed into a beaker of water. The Students work together in groups. There are three parts to the ...
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Environmental Geochemistry Class Project part of Cutting Edge:Hydrogeology:Hydrogeology, Soils, Geochemistry 2013:Activities
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Acid Mine Drainage Field-Lab Experience Round 1 part of Cutting Edge:Geochemistry:Activities
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By observing changes in rocks exposed to chemical weathering, students are to infer resulting changes to the chemical composition of groundwater. Students are required to justify their inferences through the use of ...
Compositional Diversity in Volcanic Suites part of Cutting Edge:Geochemistry:Activities
Kent Ratajeski, University of Kentucky
In this exercise, students use geochemical data downloaded from the GEOROC database to explore the origins of compositional variation among volcanic rocks associated with the Yellowstone and Crater Lake calderas.
Spreadsheet analysis of chemical hydrographs part of Cutting Edge:Hydrogeology:Activities
This is a good activity to have students practice spreadsheet analysis skills on a medium large data set. It also helps them understand stream hydrographs and baseflow/quickflow components.
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A MS Excel spreadsheet gives an account of Rayleigh fractionation, the progressive removal of the heavier oxygen isotope as a moist air parcel moves from the subtropics to the high latitudes. This exercise is ...
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Suzanne Baldwin, Syracuse University
This activity explores how earth scientists infer what materials are present at the core mantle boundary and what this boundary might look like. It provides students with the opportunity to contribute to the ...
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Aaron Cavosie, University of Puerto Rico; Julie Baldwin, University of Montana-Missoula, The; Darrell Henry, Louisiana State University
This image shows an array of Jack Hill zircons arranged on a piece of tape prior to casting in epoxy. Details Students create U-Pb concordia plots in Excel to experience the methods used to date the worlds oldest ...
Experiments with Ultraviolet Radiation and the Greenhouse Effect part of Cutting Edge:Geochemistry:Activities
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Ghrelin Levels Relate to Digestive Damage in Celiac
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An important link showing how the known growth hormone stimulating properties of ghrelin are elevated during digestive distress as a likely repair mechanism.
Study Title:Tissue ghrelin level and gastric emptying rate in adult patients with celiac disease.
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Celiac disease (CD) patients show a number of gastrointestinal motor abnormalities. Ghrelin, a gastric peptide implicated in short-term feeding control and long-term body weight regulation, has been recently considered a key regulator of gastric motility. The aim of this study was to evaluate the gastric emptying rate of solids and the density of ghrelin-immunopositive cells in adult CD patients before and at least 1 year after starting a gluten-free diet. Twenty CD patients (M 8/F 12; mean age 36 years) and 10 controls underwent endoscopy with gastric and duodenal biopsies and (13)C-octanoic acid breath test to measure gastric emptying of solids. Celiac disease patients repeated the protocol at least 1 year after starting gluten-free diet. Ghrelin tissue levels were evaluated by immunohistochemistry on gastric mucosa specimens. Gastric emptying time was normal in all control subjects (t(1/2) = 89 +/- 16 min) while it was delayed in CD patients prior to gluten-free diet (t(1/2) = 252 +/- 101 min; P < 0.005). The mean number of ghrelin-positive cells/field (x400) was 14.4 +/- 2.7 in controls and 25.3 +/- 5.7 in CD patients respectively (P < 0.0001). Gluten withdrawal was effective in normalizing gastric emptying time in all CD patients (97 +/- 14 min; P < 0.0001) and resulted in a significant reduction of the density of ghrelin-immunopositive cells (19.8 +/- 5.4; P < 0.0001). The density of ghrelin-positive cells correlated directly with the degree of duodenal damage (P < 0.001) and inversely with the body mass index of CD patients (P < 0.0001). However, in neither CD patients nor controls, a correlation between tissue ghrelin levels and gastric emptying rate was detected. In conclusion, tissue ghrelin level does not correlate with gastric emptying rate in adult CD patients and in controls.
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Rocco A, Sarnelli G, Compare D, de Colibus P, Micheli P, Somma P, Marotti B, Cuomo R, Nardone G. Tissue ghrelin level and gastric emptying rate in adult patients with celiac disease. Neurogastroenterol Motil. 2008 April Epub ahead of print.
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Full-time Networker, Husband, and Dad. My interests are Networking, Wine Making, Fishing, Boating, Sports, Working Outdoors, and hangin' out with my family.