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Hello I'm Vincent Marchese I was casted for the bus boy, I'm being told that I have a reoccurring role and I'm in a lot of scenes. I am wondering if you (the public) could tell me where I appear and what u do?
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Hi Kelly,
I am so happy that you will be heading up the walk this year! :) I enjoyed meeting you at the Harrisburg WAT.
I figured that it would be worthwhile to post a couple ideas that I had for this years WAT, so that others could view them and also encourage local members to post ideas or help.
As you remember, Dr. Repke (who is on the PF medical board) participated at the Harrisburg WAT. It would be great to get him on board again. Not only did he talk at the WAT, but he also passed out brochures at his offices and had hospital personal attend.
To round up walkers, it would be great this year if we could have a sorority from a local college participate in the walk. Does anyone have connections? Also there is a group called "Moms in Motion" that participates in non-profit walks/runs to support the cause. I know that there is a local Harrisburg/York/Lancaster group that we could approach.
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Alta, the city of the Northern Lights, is the largest town in the thinly populated county of Finnmark. It's also home to the Sami, the indigenous people of Norway. It's common to see the Sami herding their flocks of reindeer here - there are roughly 100,000 reindeer in Norway's Lapland.
The town lies on the banks of the Alta River. If you enjoy fishing, this is the place to be. The river is known for its abundance of salmon. Even though its latitude is 70° north, Alta has a mild inland climate. The midnight sun can be seen from Alta from May 16 to July 26 and the clear skies make it Norway's ideal location to observe the aurora borealis, also known as the famed northern lights.
Activities in and around Alta are almost endless. Enjoy a snowmobile safari, dogsledding adventure or trip aboard a deep-sea fishing vessel. Visit the Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel for a one-of-a-kind overnight adventure. Or view world famous rock carvings from days long since past.
See the protected rock carvings at Alta's Hjemmeluft Museum. The museum is adjacent to the rock carvings, which are 2000 to 6200 years old. In the 1970s, seven areas with some 3000 carvings were discovered. The carvings were added to the UNESCO list of specially protected world heritage monuments in 1985.
A short drive from Alta lies Sápmi Park in Karasjok. This Sami theme park showcases the daily lives of Norway's indigenous people. Here you'll experience many aspects of Sami culture, mythology, food traditions and arts and crafts in an engaging and entertaining way. Visit Stálubákti, the "magical theatre" that combines modern film and theater effects with Sami mythology and history. See the Siida—Sami settlements featuring reindeer and a live presentation of the Sami way of life. You'll also find Sami shops that sell handicrafts and traditional Sami food.
This chilly, overnight adventure is a very popular tourist destination. Located about 9 miles (15 kilometers) from Alta on the banks of the Alta River, the hotel opens for business every year in January and remains open until it melts away in the spring. It features a bar, chapel, gallery and 30 bedrooms. You'll get a warm, comfortable sleep in beds lined with reindeer fur and sleeping bags. The bathrooms are found next door to the hotel, along with a hot tub and sauna. There's an on-site restaurant that features great local fare like reindeer stew and a variety of fish dishes.Find out about flights to Alta with SAS today.
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Alta Igloo HotelStay warm under a fur in this all ice and snow Igloo Hotel. It's a stay you will remember.
Rock artRock carvings at Alta, dating from circa 4200 BC to 500 BC, are on the UNESCO list of World Heritage sites
Northern LightsHunt for the Aurora Borealis! October, February and March are the best months for auroral observations in northern Norway
OngajokMathisdalenTel.: +47 78 43 26 00www.ongajok.noA snowmobile safari is good fun. Ongajok is located not far from Alta and offers day trips as well as overnight tours out in the wilderness of the Arctic Lapland.Sven, pilot
Dog sledgingwww.visitnorthcape.comGreat way to get in touch with nature without exhausting oneself. After skiing, hiking and more, this proves to be a most rewarding and relaxing experience.Michelle
Boazo Sami SiidaTel.: +47 78 44 95 55www.destinasjonalta.noA nice insight into Sami culture. They produce some lovely handicrafts. We got to see the reindeer and hear some traditional chanting, or jojk as it's called by the Sami.Gudrun
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Coffee-to-English Dictionary, Part IV: Decoding the Coffee Bag
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Tommy Allen stopped a white pickup on Highway 3 near cloudy road for driving on the middle line of t he roadway. After the vehicle was stopped, the driver was identified as Jennifer Bailey, 30 year old female of Rattan.
Under the direction of 6th Grade Social Studies teacher Linda Hawkins, 3 students from Rattan Elementary were presented cash awards for their entries in the Patriot's Pen Essay Writing Contest sponsored by the VFW Post 8316. Ira Taylor received 1st place, Triston Tuck received 2nd place, and Kaleigh Kopp received 3rd place for their literary response to the theme, "What I Would Tell America's Founding Fathers." Pictured presenting the cash awards are Mrs. Hawkins and Representatives from VFW Post 8316.
This year marks the fourth year that International Paper's Valliant Mill has partnered with Little Dixie Community Action Agency in efforts to help assist families during the holiday season. Through this collaboration, these organizations provide "Thanksgiving-Themed" food baskets to needy families to help lessen the financial strain being experienced by so many during these tough economic times.
Mr. Brent Franks, Pushmataha County resident, business owner, minister, and former Mayor of the City of Antlers, was recently elected as Chairman for Little Dixie Community Action Agency's Board of Directors.
Little Dixie has a tripartite board comprised of 27 members representing the Public, Private and Low Income sectors of the Communities. Mr. Franks serves in the Private Sector representing the Pushmataha County Ministerial Alliance. He has served on Little Dixie's Board of Directors since April 2005 and as the Vice-Chairman for the past three years.
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Governor Mary Fallin today reminded citizens who plan to take advantage of Oklahoma's "Open Carry" law to study the law and remain in compliance. Under the new law, which goes into effect tomorrow, November 1, citizens with a handgun license issued by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) will now be able to carry both concealed handguns and openly displayed hand guns. Previously, license holders were only able to carry concealed weapons.
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The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma held its 14th annual Outstanding Elder Banquet Nov. 1 at the Choctaw Casino Resort in Durant. Outstanding elders from all of the districts were recognized and enjoyed a special evening held in their honor. Two of the nominees were chosen from the tribe's 17 community centers as this year's top male and female elders, judged by a panel of three to be awarded for their exceptional accomplishments. This year's Outstanding Elders are Willie Walley of District 9, Durant, and Carolyn Bohanan of District 7, Wright City.
Each year, the National FFA Organization is proud to honor FFA members who show the utmost dedication to the organization through their desire to develop their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. That honor, the American FFA Degree, is bestowed upon a select group of individuals for years of academic and professional excellence.


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Thinning out the heard! Up for your consideration is are some collectable pistols revolvers and hunting rifles. Here is the list with prices:
1) NIB collectable Indian Arms Inc. Stainless steel .380 cal pistol. Only 1000 were made.
Price: $425.00
2) NIB collectable MINT CONDITION Colt Detective .38 special cal. 2nd generation produced in 1967. Original box and paperwork included.
Price: $675.00 SOLD
3) Nearly New condition stainless steel Smith & Wesson Model 629-4 classic Hunter in .44 magnum. This was a special edition of the model 629. These pistols are known for their extreme accuracy. The barrel is 6 1/2 inches and is ported. This pistol was produced in April of 1996, and has had fewer than 50 rounds fired through it.
Price: $700.00 SOLD
4) NIB Ruger stainless steel 10/22 Carbine w/ european laminate stock, (these were a limited edition made for Wal-mart, each store only received 2 guns). It includes original box,scope mount and paper work. One small blemish on left side of stock (don't know how it got there so it is priced accordingly).
Price: $285.00 SOLD
5) Special edition blued finish Ruger 10/22 with real checkered fancy walnut stock. It has minor handling marks (see pictures), and has been fired but not much. Comes with original box, scope mount and paper work.
Price $250.00 SOLD
6) New, unfired, safe kept, Semi-auto Remington 742 WoodMaster rifle in .308 Winchester cal. Not a single blemish on the finish of this rifle. The barrel is 21 1/2 inches long and it comes with one magazine, a weaver scope, and gold appointments on the trigger and sling swivels. It is pretty much pristine. (Please see pictures).
Price: $475.00 SOLD
7) NIB (with tags still attached) Browning BPR Safari Grade rifle in .270 Winchester. Comes new with all paper work and factory included accessories. Barrel length 22 inches, 4 round magazine, and gloss finish Walnut stock(On the pictures you may see some little water droplets, sorry it was hot outside and I was sweating...lol I wiped it back down with oil after I took the pictures).
Price: $1000.00
I still have 2 or 3 to list, but this is it for now.
These guns would have to be sent from my FFL to your FFL if you make a purchase. Not sure about the rules of shipping to California, but I don't mind as long as you can own the firearm there legally, and are willing to pay for my dealer to handle the paperwork. The cost of shipping and insuring the gun, (which I would highly recommend) will be the actual cost, which will be determined by where your dealer is in the continental USA. Sorry no sales outside the USA, THAT MEANS YOU MEXICO!!! Heeheehee... I digress, sorry.. All sales can be paid for with a USPS money order or a certified bank check. All board rules apply, first i'll take it followed by a PM gets it. These will be cross posted on another forum so time stamp will apply as well. Thanks for looking, and if you have any questions please send me a PM. Enjoy the pictures there are a lot of them.
First set of pictures item #1, Indian Arms .380


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for March 12, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Gay Lenora Middleton, 44 child endangerment, driving under the influence
Donald Preston Alford, 58 criminal domestic violence
Danielle Denise Britt, 36 failure to surrender suspended drivers license, expired registration, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, driving under suspension
Cedric Willie Wise, 20 giving false information, simple possession of marijuana
Reginald Dewayne Young, 30 simple possession of marijuana bench warrant
Jackie Ray Beasley, 43 hold per North Augusta Department of Public Safety for Aiken County Sheriffs Office, driving under suspension second offense bench warrant
Ronald Jonathan Gary, 30 violation of a court order of protection
Marcell Sinclair Morgan, 29 failure to pay child support family court bench warrant
Jasmine Theshunna Tyler, 18 assault and battery third degree
Candace Jill Lynch, 57 possession of prescription drugs without a prescription, shoplifting first offense
Jacques DeMarcus Green, 23 driving under the influence first offense bench warrant, failure to comply with a court order bench warrant
Nicolette Denise Clark, 21 shoplifting
Duane Nathaniel Fitzgerald, 40 trespassing after notice
Shannon Carver Kincaid, 40 shoplifting first offense
Kevin Allen Goebel, 52 contempt of magistrates court
Michael Dwayne Jones, 53 criminal domestic violence first offense
Demetriuse Antonio Staley, 20 driving under suspension second offense
Brooke Nicole Carr, 22 driving under the influence commitment
Priscilla Penny Hobbs, 47 resisting arrest, shoplifting $2,000 or less commitment
Carol Beam Mitchem, 53 shoplifting $1,000 or less first offense
Heather Kay Jewell, 30 malicious injury to personal property, assault and battery third degree first offenses
Reginald Lamont Dyer, 54 possession of crack cocaine second offense
Chad Derek Smith, 42 family court failure to pay as ordered bench warrant five counts
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Council backs leader's £6,000 rise
Last updated at 14:02, Tuesday, 27 March 2012
COPELAND Council's Labour leader Elaine Woodburn is to get a pay rise of more than £6,000 for carrying out a "unique" role handling nuclear issues.
But Copeland Council was split over the decision to award Labour's Elaine Woodburn a 30 per cent increase, pushing her annual special responsibility allowance up to £25,534.
Coun Woodburn will get an extra £6,606 after Labour members at last night's full council meeting in Whitehaven carried the vote. Conservative councillors voted against.
Leading Tory councillors were accused of making a personal attack against the long-serving leader, who represents Egremont North, and there were some heated exchanges at Thursday night's meeting before the increase was approved - by 27 votes to 11.
It will be Coun Woodburn's first rise for four years and was recommended by an independent remuneration panel.
Executive Labour councillor Allan Holliday said Copeland's leader did an exceptional job working up to 60 hours a week. "The role role is unique especially given the complex nuclear issues," he pointed out.
But Whitehaven Tory councillor for Hillcrest Stephen Haraldsen said it was 'morally repugnant' at a time when some council staff were losing their jobs due to cuts, others were having pay cut or frozen. "That one of the smallest borough council's in the UK is considering such a rise beggar's belief. Just see sense, show solidarity," he urged all councillors.
Coun Woodburn was not in the council chamber for the debate.
Coun Haraldsen, who is Copeland Constituency Association chairman, said: "I am disappointed the leader has had to leave based on what I was quoted as saying in the local press. I have no personal grudge."
Allan Holliday (Kells, Whitehaven) maintained that the Tories had made personal attacks which were "absolutely disgraceful." Tory group leader David Moore also said his comments were not personal or meant to be.
"But as employers we have people wondering whether they are going to keep jobs, there will be redundancies over the next few year, singe status means winners and losers, some staff will have to make pay cuts, so a 30 per cent rise is way out of line when most people are lucky if they get two or three per cent," he said.
"Councillors allowances are frozen, I expect that,Freezing is the right course of action right across the board."
Coun Moore insisted that the leader's present £18,928 special allowance was a fair reward. "If we accept this increase people out there will think badly of us. It is all about making savings, this is not a saving in any way, we just can't go to this sort of exorbitance."
Former Sellafield trades union leader John Kane said: "Without a doubt the leader of the council is a full-time occupation. Would anyone in full-time employment give up their job for their salary, I certainly wouldn't have done. I do sympathise with council staff what they are going through, the uncertainty, times are hard, but what we have here is responsibility and accountability, the buck has to stop with someone.
"Given the circumstances, a lot of people are actually surprised at how little the leader is on at the moment."
Coun Haraldsen said: "I am not ashamed of what I say, I chose my words very carefully. Everything I have said is about the uncertainty of a £6,000 increase when we are freeezing the pay of hard working officers of this council."
The vote at the end of long arguments was recorded. All the Tories voted against bar two who abstained, Labour's big majority held sway - and Coun Woodburn returned to the chamber for the rest of the meeting.
First published at 11:09, Thursday, 22 March 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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Joe, the legacy Elaine Woodburn is leaving is not one to be proud of.
Pathetic is the only word I can come up with for the people who come to the 'rescue' of our hard working council supposed leader. Please do not assume the majority of people are as gullible as yourselves, we are not. Keep your trite thoughts to yourselves re this rip-off. Pathetic, inner circle commisariat decisions being made behind closed doors without the presence of the council 'leader', and certainly not with the backing of the majority of the more sensible thinking people of this area. When are the people who have the vote and hopefully more than two brain cells going to get rid of these people? Not for a long time no doubt. For the third time, pathetic.
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On Friday, October 7, 2011 local fire departments responded to a large grass fire that was burning about 4 miles east of Antlers on HWY 3. The fire dominated the south side of the road, tearing through trees and fields, with smoke that could be seen from inside city limits. With the strong winds, many were worried that the fire would be pushed into Antlers or shift and cross the highway. On Sunday morning, October 9, 2011 the fire was still smoldering but was not spreading or causing anymore damage, that could be seen from the roadway. With this week being Fire Prevention Week, let us remember to do everything we can to help prevent fires, wild or home.
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It's probably a good idea, the whole trailer thing.
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Those are pretty good trailers, but size will mean fullsize 4wd to pull. Very heavy duty with a cargo bed already on it, and if they have the bows/canvas still with it is a big plus.
Heck with the bows and canvas you wouldn't need a tent. Military stuff is as close to indestructable as posssible.
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Keeping in mind BOT wasn't a typo...Bug Out Trailer...to be pulled by your BOV...I would look on ebay or some other online source for a 3/4 ton trailer. This of course is strictly a cargo trailer, not a "camper".
Here is a 1 1/2 tontrailer with Pintle hitch and cover for $595.00
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Thanks for the links.
Those are some nice looking trailers for the price.
jfryw8, I'll have to check that place out, it's only about 2 hours from me.
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Can't you get a 4 point lift, like for a shop for a few thousand dollars? Amazing what rich people will buy.
Why not have your stuff on a pallet, or something similar, ready to lift with a comealong or winch, into the bed of your truck or onto your trailer?
lift: it's just a fancier variant of the "parking lift", used by people who live in urban areas or inflicted with HOA parking rules.
trailer: I *like* that idea. And as a further variant, you could look at the "camping trailer" designs from the 1940s and 1950s. These were designed to track in the same width as the car, so they wouldn't hunt when going down rutted dirt roads to camp sites, and they were no taller than the trunk lid, so as not to obstruct rearward view. Most cars didn't have side mirrors then. They had slide-outs for cooking arrangements, and you either crawled inside to sleep or stored a tent inside.
Nowadays those trailers are basically nonexistent, replaced by the Coleman and Apache "pop-up" designs. They're a lot more convenient, but heavier than the old type and without as much storage.
I'd never thought of a trailer for a BOV, but it makes a heck of a lot of sense. And cheaper, too.
I couldn't find a picture of the kind of trailer I'm talking about, but the "teardrop" was a larger variant. The basic difference was that a teardrop was taller, with room to sit up inside, while the old style required you to crawl in; it assumed you were primarily going to sleep in a separate tent which it carried inside.


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text: By Zac TaylorThe Charleston Gazette(MCT) CHARLESTON -- A Boone County man admitted Monday to charges in the death of Michelle Gillispie, whom he said he shot in the head accidentally.John Edward Hudson, 38, of Ashford, pleaded guilty Monday to voluntary manslaughter for shooting Gillispie "under sudden excitement" moments after he disarmed her of a loaded gun she had pulled out, prosecutors said.Hudson said that on Jan. 27, Gillispie, 38, was upset about a post that her boyfriend, Mark Southern, wrote on the social networking site Facebook when she pulled out the weapon and said she was going to shoot him, according to Kanawha County assistant prosecutor Jennifer Meadows. Hudson was staying with Southern and Gillispie at their home in Winifrede."This is a compromised plea," Meadows said. "Both sides had risk. 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With the recidivism enhancement, Kanawha Circuit Judge Tod Kaufman may sentence Hudson to eight to 20 years in prison.In 1999, Hudson served more than five years in federal prison on drug distribution charges.Prosecutors also agreed to drop two grand larceny charges Hudson faced for reportedly stealing Southern's living room TV, a game system and tools from his garage before taking off in Gillispie's car while the woman lay dead in the bedroom of her house.Police said Hudson later attempted to sell the stolen items at a pawn shop.Meadows said the slaying might have been tied to drugs, but they did not have evidence of anything concrete."The problem is we don't know exactly what happened," Meadows said. "His story was that he had been staying with her and her boyfriend. She had seen a comment on her boyfriend's Facebook. She was jealous. 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However, Hudson also pleaded guilty to being a recidivist because of previous felony charges and will see his sentence expanded by another five years.Hudson was convicted in 1999 of aiding and abetting the distribution of methamphetamine. He served a five-year, nine-month sentence and spent an additional five years on probation for that crime.Assistant Prosecutor Jennifer Meadows said, "He got a firearm -- a revolver -- to kill Michelle Gillispie. It was without premeditation and not intentional. It was done under sudden excitement."In exchange for his plea, the state secured a letter from the federal prosecutor's office that it would not seek to charge Hudson for being a felon in possession of a firearm.Kanawha Circuit Judge Tod Kaufman, however, said a federal or a state grand jury still could bring charges against him.Charges of first-degree murder and grand larceny were dismissed as part of the plea agreement. 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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (Oct. 13)-The New Mexico State swimming and diving team began the 2012-13 season with a 155-145 win over Air Force at the NM State Natatorium.
The Aggies opened the meet with a statement and more than a three-second win in the 200-medley relay with junior Tricia Kiss, sophomore Jessica Legge, junior Terrin Seaver and freshman Chelsey Reber setting the tone.
"It was so great and lots to be proud of," head coach Rick Pratt said. "I think Air Force is a tough team. We showed a lot of our character to how we performed in a close meet at this time of the season. I thought in the longer events, we finished well. I don't think we have much speed right now but that will come down the road."
Junior diver Jaymee Porter swept the diving events with her first career victories on the 1-meter and 3-meter, and freshman Lauren Reifel contributed with a third-place finish on the 1-meter.
"That's the first time Jaymee Porter has won two events in her collegiate career as a junior against some solid divers from Air Force," he said. "That was really big too."
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Rochester scored five runs in the bottom of the second inning, continued with three more runs in each of the next two innings and held a 12 – 0 lead before the Hawks were able push three runs across the plate in the top of the sixth. Each team went scoreless their next at bats, and the game ended after Hilbert's last ups at the top of the seventh.
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Our group interests are firmly rooted in natural product chemistry, biochemistry, and biosynthesis. The unifying theme of our researchis to gain an understanding of how natural products are made so that the organisms that produce them can be manipulated to produce 'non-natural' natural products.
Nonactin is a macrocyclic polyether ionophore antibiotic. The structure is a tetramer composed of two monomers of(+)-nonactic acid and two monomers of (-)-nonactic acid. We are currently making new analogs of nonactin by genetic engineering of the nonactin biosynthesis gene cluster and through the use of recombinant, overexpressed biosynthesis enzymes in a synergistic approach with synthetic organic chemistry. The work also encompasses the synthesis and use of stable isotope labeled precursors to elucidate the mechanism of the reactions catalyzed by the nonactate poyketide synthase.
The anthracycline compounds daunorubicin and doxorubicin are significant anti-cancer chemotherapeutics. We are studying the details of their biosynthesis which includes the chemistry catalyzed by the type II anthracycline PKS and the post-PKS modifications. Two emphases of the research are the enzymes DoxA (P450 monooxygenase) and DnmS (a glycosyl transferase) which are important enzymes catalyzing post-PKS processing steps.
Other research includes the cloning and analysis of the biosynthesis gene clusters responsible for making a number of other polyketide metabolites and the use of combinatorial methods for producing large libraries of complex, stereo-rich, potential lead structures based upon natural product scaffolds. More information on the individual research projects can be found on the personal web pages.
Selected Publications:
Phillips, Joshua B.; Smith, Adrienne E.; Kusche, Brian R.; Bessette, Bradley A.; Swain, P. Whitney III; Bergmeier, Stephen C.; McMills, Mark C.; Wright, Dennis L. and Priestley, Nigel D.
Bioorg. Med. Chem. Letts., 2010, 20(19), 5936 – 5938
"Natural product derivatives with bactericidal activity against Gram-positive pathogens including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecalis."
Kusche, Brian R.; Smith, Adrienne E.; McGuirl, Michele A.; Priestley, Nigel D.
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2009, 131(47), 17155 – 17165
"Alternating pattern of stereochemistry in the nonactin macrocycle is required for antibacterial activity and efficient ion binding."
Paulsen, Janet L.; Liu, Jieling; Bolstad, David B.; Smith, Adrienne E.; Priestley, Nigel D.; Wright, Dennis L. and Anderson, Amy C.
Bioorg. Med. Chem., 2009, 17(14), 4866 – 4872
"In vitro biological activity and structural analysis of 2,4-diamino-5-(2'-arylpropargyl)pyrimidine inhibitors of Candida albicans."
Kusche, Brian R.; Phillips, Joshua B. and Priestley, Nigel D.
Bioorg. Med. Chem. Letts., 2009, 19(4), 1233-1235
"Nonactin biosynthesis: Setting limits on what can be achieved with precursor-directed biosynthesis."
Liu, Jieling; Bolstad, David B.; Smith, Adrienne E.; Priestley, Nigel D.; Wright, Dennis L. and Anderson, Amy C.
Chemical Biology and Drug Design, 2009, 73(1), 62 – 74
"Probing the active site of Candida glabrata dihydrofolate reductase with high resolution crystal structures and the synthesis of new inhibitors."
Bierelein, Jennifer M.; Frey, Kathleen M.; Bolstad, David B.; Pelphrey, Phillip M.; Joska, Tammy M.; Smith, Adrienne E.; Priestley, Nigel D; Wright, Dennis L. and Anderson, Amy C.
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 2008, 51(23), 7532 –7540
"Synthetic and crystallographic studies of a new inhibitor series targeting Bacillus anthracis dihydrofolate reductase."
Liu, Jieling; Bolstad, David B.; Smith, Adrienne E.; Priestley, Nigel D.; Wright, Dennis L. and Anderson, Amy C.
Chemistry and Biology, 2008, 15(9), 990 – 996
"Structure-guided development of efficacious antifungal agents targeting Candida glabrata dihydrofolate reductase."
Luesse, Sarah L.; Wells, Gregg; Nayek, Abhijit; Smith, Adrienne E.; Kusche, Brian R.; Bergmeier, Stephen C.; McMills, Mark C.; Priestley, Nigel D. and Wright, Dennis L.
Bioorg. Med. Chem. Letts., 2008, 18(14), 3946 – 3949
"Natural products in parallel synthesis: Triazole libraries of nonactic acid."
Slade, Peter G., Priestley, Nigel D. and Sugden, Kent D.
Organic Letters, 2007, 9(22), 4411 – 4414
"Spiriminohydantoin as an oxo-atom transfer product of 8-oxo-2'-deoxyguanosine oxidation by chromium(V)."
Nikodinovic, Jasmina and Priestley, Nigel D.
Plasmid, 2006, 56(3), 223 – 227
"A second generation snp-derived Escherichia coli-Streptomyces shuttle expression vector that is generally transferable by conjugation."
Dinges, Jennifer M.; Bessette, Bradley A.; Cox, James E.; Redder, Casey R. and Priestley, Nigel D.
Biotechnology progress, 2006, 22(5), 1354 – 1357
"Lipase-mediated purification of methyl nonactate, an important natural product building block for diversity-oriented synthesis."
Nikodinovic, Jasmina; Dinges, Jennifer M.; Bergmeier, Stephen C.; McMills, Mark C.; Wright, Dennis L. and Priestley, Nigel D.
Organic Letters, 2006, 8(3), 443 – 445
"Resolution of methyl nonactate by Rhodococcus erythropolis under aerobic and anaerobic conditions."


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Leila Mae was born on April 12, 1908, and was the oldest of nine children of the late Joseph Thomas Rodgers and Leila Belle Jones Rodgers. She was a 1926 graduate of Commercial High School in Atlanta and was one of the first employees of Sears, Roebuck when the company opened in Atlanta. Mrs. Vaughn lived her first 95 years in Atlanta and had resided at Stone Brooke Suites in Gray for the past nine years. Leila Mae was a housewife, mother, and an artist with needle, thread and beads, as well as brush and pastels. She created many pieces of crochet, embroidery, needlepoint, quilting, and beadwork. Her delight in later years was making and sharing beaded angels with everyone around her. Leila Mae is also remembered for many Christmas ornaments she made and shared, which was a year-round project for her.
She was a member of Oak Grove United Methodist Church in Decatur, where she was active in the JOY Sunday School Class, and was a charter member of the Women's Society of Christian Service, which became the United Methodist Women. In addition to her parents, Leila Mae was preceded in death by her husband of over 50 years, Samuel David Vaughn.
Leila Mae is survived by her daughters, Rebecca Phillips of Blairsville and Pat Bishop of Macon; grandchildren, Debbie and Emilio Iturrizaga of Lawrenceville, David and Michelle Phillips of Lee's Summit, Mo., Ron and Karen Phillips of Saint Charles, Mo., Sandra Lea and Bryan Albers of Pulman, Wash., and Brian and Joleen Williams of Apex, N.C.; 12 great-grandchildren; sister, Mildred Rodgers Thurman of Atlanta; and by several nieces and nephews.
The family expresses their gratitude to the staff of Stone Brooke Suites in Gray and to EverCare Hospice.
Memorial contributions may be made to Stone Brooke Suites, 114 Stone Brooke Drive, Gray, GA 31032; EverCare Hospice, 4875 Riverside Drive, Suite 104, Macon, GA 31210; or Oak Grove United Methodist Church/The Blessing, 1722 Oak Grove Road, Decatur, GA 30033.
Bridges Funeral Home and Crematory in Gray has charge of arrangements. Please visit the online memorial at www.bridgesfh.com.


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- A significant drop of the vector meson masses in nuclear matter is observed in a chiral SU(3) model due to the e ects of the baryon Dirac sea. This is taken into account through the summation of baryonic tadpole diagrams in the relativistic Hartree approximation. The appreciable decrease of the in-medium vector meson masses is due to the vacuum polarisation e ects from the nucleon sector and is not observed in the mean field approximation.
- Mass modification of D-meson in hot hadronic matter (2003)
- We evaluate the in-medium D and -meson masses in hot hadronic matter induced by interactions with the light hadron sector described in a chiral SU(3) model. The e ective Lagrangian approach is generalized to SU(4) to include charmed mesons. We find that the D-mass drops substantially at finite temperatures and densities, which open the channels of the decay of the charmonium states ( 2, c, J/ ) to D pairs in the thermal medium. The e ects of vacuum polarisations from the baryon sector on the medium modification of the D-meson mass relative to those obtained in the mean field approximation are investigated. The results of the present work are compared to calculations based on the QCD sum-rule approach, the quark-meson coupling model, chiral perturbation theory, as well as to studies of quarkonium dissociation using heavy quark potential from lattice QCD.
- Effects of Dirac sea polarization on hadronic properties : a Chiral SU(3) approach (2003)
- Abstract: The e ect of vacuum fluctuations on the in-medium hadronic properties is investigated using a chiral SU(3) model in the nonlinear realization. The e ect of the baryon Dirac sea is seen to modify hadronic properties and in contrast to a calculation in mean field approximation it is seen to give rise to a significant drop of the vector meson masses in hot and dense matter. This e ect is taken into account through the summation of baryonic tadpole diagrams in the relativistic Hartree approximation (RHA), where the baryon self energy is modified due to interactions with both the non-strange ( ) and the strange ( ) scalar fields.


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The New Mexico State men's basketball team concludes its three-game home stand against Denver, Wednesday, Jan. 23 at 9 p.m. in Las Cruces on ESPNU with Trey Bender and Stephen Howard. The game can be heard on the Aggie Sports Network and KGRT 104 FM in Las Cruces with the 'Voice of the Aggies' Jack Nixon, and the pregame show starts 30 minutes prior to tip. The game is also available in Spanish with Edgar Gardell on Vista 98.7 FM.
New Mexico State Aggies
The Aggies have won six straight games and have a 12-8 overall record and 6-2 WAC record following a 70-53 win over San Jose State, Jan. 19. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is leading the team with 14.7 points per game. Senior forwards Tyrone Watson and Bandja Sy are also in double figures with 10.7 and 10.6 points per contest, respectively.
Scouting Denver
The Pioneers are 11-7 and 7-1 in the WAC. Denver is on a seven-game winning streak after a 68-57 win over Utah State, Jan. 19. Junior forward Chris Udofia leads the Pioneers with 12.3 points per game, and sophomore forward Royce O'Neal adds 12.1 points per game.
Series Notes
The Aggies have a 12-5 lead in the all-time series. Denver won the last meeting, 81-58, Feb. 19, 2005 in Las Cruces.
Aggies Overpower San Jose State
The Aggies won their sixth consecutive game with a 70-53 victory over San Jose State, Jan. 19 in Las Cruces. Senior forward Bandja Sy led the Aggies with 16 points on 50 percent shooting (6-of-12), and he had eight rebounds. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings and senior forward Tyrone Watson were also in double digits with 13 points and 10 points, respectively. The Aggies posted a 35-18 halftime lead over the Spartans. This was the second straight game NM State has held opponents to 18 points in the first half.
Aggies Down Utah State 64-51
NM State snapped Utah State's 13-game winning streak, the second longest in the country, with a 64-51 victory, Jan. 17 in Las Cruces. The Aggies had four players in double figures with senior forward Bandja Sy scoring a game-high 16 points. Sy was 7-of-9 from the field to lead the Aggies to a 57.8 field goal percentage (26-of-45). The Crimson and White have won the last five straight with senior forward Tyrone Watson and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings contributing 12 points each. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller added 10.
Sy Has the Aggies Streaking
In the Aggies' six-game win streak, senior forward Bandja Sy has increased his contributions significantly. He is averaging 18.3 points and 8.2 rebounds per game. Sy is shooting 58.3 percent from the field (42-of-72) and 33.3 percent from the 3-point line (4-of-12) in the last six games.
Mullings Lights up Opponents
Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is leading the Aggies in scoring in 2012-13 with 14.7 points per game and 16.3 points per game in WAC games. He has scored in double figures in the last 12-of-13 games.
Ross-Miller Right on Target
Sophomore point guard K.C. Ross-Miller is learning on the job this season. He ranks second on the team with 54 assists. Ross-Miller has three six-assist games this season. In WAC games, he is averaging 2.6 assists per game.
Bhullar Filling the Gap in the Paint
Since entering the starting lineup, Dec. 15, freshman center Sim Bhullar is averaging 11.6 points per game. He has eight double-digit games this season and has two 20-point games. He scored a career-high 25 points against Missouri State, Dec. 22, and 20 versus Texas State, Jan. 5. Bhullar leads the Aggies in blocked shots with 40.
National Rankings for the Aggies
The Aggies are currently 28th in the NCAA in rebounding margin (+7.1). NM State has out-rebounded opponents in 14 games. The Aggies are 34th in blocked shots per game (5.1). Individually, sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is ranked 37th in steals per game (2.2) and 51st in field goal percentage (53.3). Freshman center Sim Bhullar is 59th in blocked shots per game (2.0) as of Jan. 20.
Against the WAC Competition
Currently, the Aggies rank second in the conference in blocked shots (5.0 per game) and field goal percent defense (40.1) and third in rebounding margin (+6.3) and scoring defense (63.6).
Individually, freshman center Sim Bhullar ranks first in the league in field goal percentage (62.4) and fifth in blocked shots (1.95 per game). Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings ranks tied for second in steals (2.16), fourth in field goal percentage (53.2), seventh in scoring (14.9) and eighth in scoring (14.7). Senior forward Bandja Sy is seventh in rebounding (6.9).
In WAC games only, the Aggies lead the conference in blocked shots (6.57). NM State ranks second in rebounding margin (+3.9) and scoring offense (71.0) and third in field goal percentage (48.8), defensive rebounds (25.29) and rebounding offense (36.6).
Individually, sophomore guard Daniel Mullings ranks first in steals (3.14), fourth in scoring (16.7) and ninth in field goal percentage (53.7). Freshman center Sim Bhullar is first in field goal percentage (61.1), second in blocked shots (3.0) and ninth in rebounding (6.1). Senior forward Bandja Sy ranks fifth in rebounding (7.4), sixth in scoring (14.7) and seventh in field goal percentage (54.8). Senior forward Tyrone Watson is eighth in assists (3.29) and assist to turnover ratio (1.44) and tied for ninth in steals (1.43).Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller is tied for ninth in steals (1.43), and 10th in assists (3.00) and assist to turnover ratio (1.40), and junior forward Renaldo Dixon is tied for eighth in blocks (1.14) as of Jan. 21.
Aggies Control the Glass
NM State has consistently out-rebounded opponents this season. NM State is averaging 38.2 boards per game with a +7.1 rebounding margin. The Aggies have out-rebounded teams in 14 games.
Aggies Survive Road Trip and Sweep
NM State escaped Idaho with a 71-70 win, Jan. 12, after sophomore guard Daniel Mullings hit a free throw with 3.5 seconds remaining in regulation. With the game tied, 70-70, with 3.5 seconds left, Mullings was fouled while trying to inbound the ball. He sank the second of two free throws to give the Aggies the lead. Mullings was 3-of-4 at the line and ended with night with eight points and three steals. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller had a career-high 16 points, and freshman center Sim Bhullar also had 16 points. Senior forward Bandja Sy added 14 points including a late basket in the final 10 seconds. The Aggies recorded a season-low four turnovers.
Aggies Earn Road Win at Seattle in 2OT
NM State recorded its first WAC road win of the year with an 83-82 victory in double overtime at Seattle, Jan. 10. Senior forward Tyrone Watson scored a career-high 26 points. This was the first multiple overtime game for the Aggies since the triple overtime thriller against Boise State in the 2008 WAC Championship game. Senior forward Bandja Sy contributed 23 points including a 3-pointer at the end of regulation to force the first overtime. En route to his career-high performance, Watson scored 14 points in the second half. He added five assists and seven steals, which helped the Aggies to a season-high 15 steals. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings also helped defensively with seven steals along with 19 points and seven rebounds.
Overtime Games
The double overtime game at Seattle, Jan. 10, was NM State's first overtime game of the season. It was also the first multiple overtime game since the 2007-08 season. This was the first multiple overtime win for the Aggies since the 1997-98 season, when NM State defeated Cal State Fullerton, 89-87, Jan. 8, 1998 in double overtime. The Aggies are 4-5 in overtime games under head coach Marvin Menzies.
Ross-Miller Has Career Night at Idaho
Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller helped the Aggies to a sweep on their most recent road trip with a career-high 16 points at Idaho, Jan. 12. He was 5-of-10 from the field, both personal-best marks, and it was his first multiple 3-point game (2-of-5).
Watson Leads Aggies at Seattle
Senior forward Tyrone Watson scored a career-high 26 points in the 83-82 double overtime win at Seattle, Jan. 10. He scored 14 points in the second half and eight points in the overtime periods, which was half of the Aggies' points. Watson was 10-of-18 from the field, both career-high marks, and 6-7 at the free-throw line. He added a season-high two blocked shots along with a career-best seven steals, which led to a season-high 15 steals for the Aggies, in a career-high 47 minutes of action. In the overtimes, Watson was 3-of-4 from the field and 2-of-2 at the line. This was Watson's second 20-point game of his career, and both have occurred this season.
Aggies Notch Double-Doubles
NM State has recorded five double-doubles in 2012-13 with junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe and senior forward Bandja Sy leading the way with two double-doubles each. Nephawe's first double-double of the season occurred at Niagara, Nov. 18, with 14 points and 10 rebounds. He also had a double-double against Louisiana, Nov. 23, with 10 points and a career-high 11 rebounds. Sophomore guard Daniel Mulling had his first double-double of the season with 21 points and 11 rebounds against Southern Miss, Dec. 1. Senior forward Bandja Sy posted a double-double with 11 points and a career-high 14 rebounds at South Alabama, Dec. 4, and 16 points and 10 rebounds against Texas State, Jan. 5.
Ready, Aim, Fire
The Aggie offense is strong with a team field goal percentage of 45.9 percent. NM State has four players shooting over 50 percent this season including freshman center Sim Bhullar (59.7), sophomore guard Daniel Mullings (53.3), junior forward Renaldo Dixon (52.2) and junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe (51.1). The Aggies have a better shooting percentage than their opponents in 12 games.
Aggie Aggressiveness Leads to the Line
The Crimson and White are continuing the trend of getting to the free-throw line in 2012-13. In 20 games, the Aggies are averaging 24.2 attempts per game, 6.8 more attempts than their opponents.
Crimson and White Defense is Stifling
The Aggie defense has been imposing in 2012-13. NM State is only allowing 63.1 points per game and has held opponents to 60 or fewer points in nine of the 20 games.
Defense in the Menzies Era
In head coach Marvin Menzies' six seasons, the Aggie defense has continued to improve during his tenure. This year NM State has already held opponents to 60 or fewer points nine times. Here's a look at how this year's team compares to previous squads.
Allowing 60 points or less
2012-13 9 games
2011-12 9 games
2010-11 8 games
2009-10 2 games
2008-09 3 games
2007-08 6 games
Mullings Fuels the Offense
In his second season, sophomore guard Daniel Mullings has scored in double-figures 15 times. He recorded his first double-double of the season with 21 points and 11 rebounds versus Southern Miss, Dec. 1. Mullings has had six 20-point games this season and eight in his career. His shooting has improved from a season ago with 40 percent or better in every game but two this season. Mullings is shooting 44.8 percent from the 3-point line. He also has three or more assists in nine games.
Nephawe Sidelined
Junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe has missed the last 11 games with an injury. He had surgery on his right hand, and his return to action is unknown at this time.
Watson's Senior Campaign Going Strong
In his final season in the Crimson and White, senior forward Tyrone Watson is taking over a leadership role for the Aggies. He scored 24 points in the home opening win over Southeastern Louisiana, Nov. 15. He made two 3-pointers in back-to-back games for the first time in his career against Bucknell and Niagara. Watson has scored in double-figures in 10 of the Aggies' games and has shot 44.4 percent or better in 14 contests. The senior leads the team in assists with 59 including three five-assist and one six-assist games.
Sy Shoots and Scores
Senior forward Bandja Sy has been in double-digits in scoring for the Aggies in 11 games and in double-figures in rebounding in four games. In the win at South Alabama, Dec. 4, he posted his second career double-double with 11 points and a career-high 14 rebounds. Sy recorded his third career double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds versus Texas State, Jan. 5. That performance followed a career-high 25 points against UTSA, Jan. 3.
Menzies is the Fifth Winningest Coach at NM State
Head coach Marvin Menzies has recorded 114 career wins at NM State. He ranks fifth in school history, and directed the Aggies to their third 20-win season in his tenure in 2011-12.
All-Time Winningest Coaches (by victories)
Lou Henson-289
Neil McCarthy-229
Jerry Hines-157
Presley Askew-135
Marvin Menzies-114
Looking Ahead
The Aggies head back on the road to start the second round of WAC games at Texas State, Jan. 31 in San Marcos, Texas, and UTSA, Feb. 2 in San Antonio, Texas.


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What is a Mii?
A mii is an avatar for use on the Nintendo Wii. Mii's are made in the Mii Channel on your Wii.
Some games use mii's off of your Wii as characters in games.
What is Hex Code?
Hex Code (actually called Hexadecimal) is a number system with a base of 16 (Hex = 6 Dec = 10 6+10=16 thus the base), which uses the numbers 0-9 to represent the numbers 0-9, and the letters A-F to represent the numbers 10-15.
So when you are counting, it is: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E, F, because A=10, B=11 and C=12 and so on.
The hex codes we are using in this Instructable look like this: 00000000 or like this: 0x00000000.
The reason the "0x" is there is because in the C programming language the "0x" before a string of numbers tells the program or whatever you are writing, that what's next is Hex (and it's a slight habit of mine...)
Step 1: Materials and Preparation
A wii (Picture #1)
A wii Remote (Picture #2)
A Mii to use (Picture #3)
A Bluetooth Dongle (Picture #4)
A Computer (Windows XP or Vista) (Picture #5)
A free USB port for the Bluetooth Dongle
Gather all of these and you are ready to begin and move to step 2!
Step 2: Preparing your Mii
When you are in there find a Mii that you want to get gold pants.
Press Transfer on the right side of the screen and grab the Mii you want to copy and drag him into one of the circles.
Once the Mii is on the Wii Remote we can connect it to the computer via the Bluetooth Dongle!
my earlier link works as of today
I connect my wiimote (works)
I download Mii trasfer and try to read slots (error)
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EU halts road through Poland
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Zoos - 20th century anachronism or biodiversity preservation tool?
Daniel Turner, Dr Miranda F Stevenson B.A., MBA.,
1st March, 2004Are zoos an essential tool for preserving biodiversity in the 21st century or a Noah's-Ark-style anachronism riddled with woodworm and sinking fast? more...
Lyall Watson
1st June, 2003I think that pigs everywhere are dropping semantic pearls before human swine who labour under the delusion that all pigs can do is go 'oink' more...
Whale songs drowned out by navy sonars
The Ecologist
1st February, 2003Navy vs the Whales. They have the most mysterious and beautiful songs in the natural world. But now they are dying, drowned out by the deafening roar of Western navies' new sonar devices.
Vivisection: A 'Moderate' Proposal
Derrick Jensen
1st February, 2003The problem with vivisection, argues Derrick Jensen, is that we're experimenting on the wrong sort of animals. more...
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