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Host of show produced by Toledo native nominated for NAACP Image AwardWritten by Danielle Stanton | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Toledo native Cleveland O'Neal III, who created and runs a TV and film company out of Los Angeles, said the NAACP Image Award nomination for one of his employees, TV moderator Eric Keyes III, is a classic case of David versus Goliath.
O'Neal's Connection III Entertainment Corp. competes against industry giants like The Walt Disney Company and Nickelodeon. The competition is a daily battle, O'Neal said, and he is pleased Keyes has won a round against such multibillion-dollar companies.
"We are always that little engine that could, the independent distributor battling the giants," O'Neal said by phone from his offices in LA. "We are continually competing with multibillion-dollar parent companies – Nickelodeon, Disney Company. Connection III is the only non-billion-dollar company nominee.
"It's a little David and Goliath and we couldn't be more pleased with this nomination with our meager resources."
Keyes, who lives in North Hollywood but is originally from Chicago, faces tight competition in his nomination for a 45th annual NCAAP Image Award. The award honors the accomplishments of people of color in television, music, literature and film. Stars such as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Will Smith, Jamie Foxx, Morgan Freeman, Halley Berry and Angela Bassett have been previous recipients.
Keyes is nominated in the Outstanding Performance in a Youth/Children's Program category for his role in the nationally syndicated TV series "Live Life and Win!" He's up against China Anne McClain of "A.N.T. Farm," Karan Brar of "Jessie," and Zendaya of "Shake It Up," all from Disney, and Fatima Ptacek of "Dora the Explorer" from Nickelodeon.
"We couldn't be more excited for Eric. He has played a major role on 'Live Life and Win!' since its inception," O'Neal said. "We hand-picked Eric from a long line of auditions. We decided to take a shot and make him the lead."
Some well-known names up for other Image Awards this year include Don Cheadle for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series, Rashida Jones for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series and LL Cool J for Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series.
The ceremony will air live at 9 p.m. Feb. 22.
"Live Life and Win!" is a weekly, half-hour educational and informative show meant to inspire and enlighten young viewers with teenage success stories. Keyes, a segment reporter, interviews teens from all walks of life.
"We've met so many interesting people," Keyes said by phone from North Hollywood. "In the first season there was a blind golfer, a young entrepreneur [who] started his own business – so many amazing kids. We go out and get to talk to most of them and they take us into their world for a little bit."
Keyes said he has learned during his three years as co-host on the show that one person can make a difference.
The 21-year-old actor began in the industry at a young age. He said he remembers his mother bringing him to auditions for Oscar Mayer and Soul Food commercials. One ad campaign job led to sitting on Oprah Winfrey's lap.
At 11, Keyes became a published author. His book "The Light in the Dark" was sold at Borders bookstores nationwide. He toured schools, promoting his message "You can turn off your fears and turn on your inner Light in the Dark."
He went on to land lead roles in national commercials for Disney and McDonalds. He was the male lead in a music video "Wild Ones" by hip-hop artist Flo Rida and was the lead dancer in a music video by rap duo L.M.F.A.O.
He said he would like to go on to study his true love, acting.
The Image Award nomination is "kind of crazy" because his name is up there with well-known Disney actors, he said.
"It's kind of exciting because I know it means a lot to me, of course, but it means a lot to my family," Keyes said. "They were thrilled. … Your family puts a lot of work into you. My family has never not backed me on any dreams I might have."
O'Neal recently sold the 10th season of his signature series franchise, "Made in Hollywood," and the ninth season of its shoot-off "Made in Hollywood: Teen Edition."
RELATED: Ottawa Hills grad produces 'Made in Hollywood'
The "Made in Hollywood" entertainment news series is a behind-the-scenes look into the "how" and "why" movies are made in Hollywood and features interviews with celebrities, including Angelina Jolie, Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Sandra Bullock, Johnny Depp and more.
O'Neal founded his independent production and distribution company after spending time in theater and radio. He produced the first African American after-school special "What About Your Friends: Graduation Blues" for CBS. The show, a first in network television history, was nominated for an Emmy and won an Image Award.
O'Neal said he has an instinct for talent. While developing a script for the first hip-hop beach movie "Phat Beach," he hired an unknown, Doug Ellin, as director. Ellin would go on to create "Entourage" on HBO.
"We have a long, long history of finding complete unknown talent," O'Neal said. "We're hand-picking this talent … no one had heard of [Keyes] and now we're competing with worldwide giants as we always do."
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I received this email from Jennifer E. the former CT State Coordinator...very informative and I wanted to share with any CT members who may not be on my email bang list. Please let me know if you plan on attending. I am pretty sure I will as I learned a lot about PE's effect on the cardiovascular system at the 2005 PF conference.
It was nice speaking with you this morning. I am glad that you and others from the National Preeclampsia Foundation - Connecticut Chapter may be interested in attending the next meeting of Advancing Women (the donor society for Obstetrics & Gynecology at Yale), which will be held on Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 5:30 p.m. in the President's Room at Woosley Hall on the main campus of Yale University. Our featured speakers will be Harlan Krumholz, M.D., Professor of Cardiology, Epidemiology and Public Health at Yale School of Medicine and Edmund Funai, M.D., Associate Professor, Yale Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Co-Chief, Section of Maternal-Fetal Medicine.
This special invitation is being extended to you and the membership by Dr. Funai. He will share some information with us about his research relative to increased risk for cardiovascular disease for women who suffer from preeclampsia. Dr. Funai will be giving a similar talk to the National Preeclampsia Foundation in Minneapolis in November and thought you and others at the Connecticut Chapter might be interested in hearing the talk.
Please know that members are most welcome to bring their spouses. Dr. Krumholz will talk about recent scientific breakthroughs that have made it possible to control and, in some cases reverse heart disease, which should be of equal interest and concern for men. Everyone who attends will receive a copy of Dr. Krumholz's new book, The Expert Guide to Beating Heart Disease.
Kindly RSVP to me by phone at 785-4761 or by e-mail by Friday, October 14th. We look forward to seeing you and others from the National Preeclampsia Foundation- Connecticut Chapter on October 20th. Thank you.
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Now that the Jersey Shore is coming to an end after six seasons, MTV is promoting Buckwild — a new series about, um, young people being ridiculous — in an effort to capture a similar audience and create ratings magic again. The new show is already controversial, but Sammi Sweetheart, for one, is eager to take a look-see.
In a recent interview with Vh1's Big Morning Buzz, Sammi said, "Everybody has their opinions, like when our show come out ... let them have fun. They're young."
As for the comparisons to her own show, Sammi said, "I don't think it compares to Jersey Shore. I actually think they are crazier than we ever were ... I mean, it seems crazy and wild but I think it's exciting and fun. I'm kind of anxious to see it."
Looking at the first trailer, do you think the cast of Buckwild is as crazy as the Jersey Shore's?
Catch the next new episode of Jersey Shore on Thursday, December 13 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.
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text: Helen Louise Tidwell Bonds, 88, of Yukon, passed away Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012, at Integris Canadian Valley Hospital in Yukon.Helen was born Jan. 25, 1924, in Marietta. At the age of five, she moved with her parents to Altus. She married in 1942. She is the mother of four wonderful children: Delores and Charles Smith of Teague, Texas, Virginia Baker of Chickasha, Butch Bonds of Altus, and Gary and Cindy Bonds of Yukon. She has nine grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.She was a member of the Emmanuel Baptist Church in Altus where she served as a nursery worker. She served 14 years at the Altus House Nursing Home as a caretaker, and 23 years at Kellwoods. She also volunteered at Jackson County Memorial Hospital where she gave comfort to patients.Helen was preceded in death by her parents, Mary Margaret and John Tidwell; one granddaughter; four brothers, William Tidwell, Jack Tidwell, Pete Tidwell, and Oscar Tidwell; and one sister, Mary Hincle.Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Altus Centennial Memorial Center in the Altus City Cemetery with the Rev. Norman Behymer officiating. Interment will follow at Altus Cemetery under the direction of Lowell-Tims Funeral Home.On line tributes may be made to the family at www.Lowell-Tims.com


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|"YIVO tells the story of an uprooted, migrating people and their vanished world. It lives in people's minds and has been kept alive because of what it evokes and represents."
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YIVO's Leadership Forum members come from diverse backgrounds. Some members are the children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors. Others come from families whose roots in America reach back many generations.
What we all share is a commitment to pass on our Jewish heritage to our children—to our own children and to the children of the Jewish community. Most of us are "baby boomers" and parents. We see ourselves as a bridge between our children and the world of their grandparents. We believe that only by understanding the past can we help write a new chapter of Jewish history for tomorrow.
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Admission to all UTC men's tennis home matches is always free. Live scoring will be available for both contests with links located on the men's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
The Mocs are led by three-time All-Southern Conference senior Roberto Vieira (Bedfordview, South Africa), who is among seven seniors on the roster. Vieira plays the top spot and is still looking for his first singles win in three matches this spring. He teams with fellow senior Chris Smith (Johnson City, Tenn.) at No. 1 doubles where the pair is 2-0 in the spring.
Smith plays primarily the No. 2 slot and is also looking for his first singles win. Senior Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argentina) is 3-0 at No. 3 and leads the squad with a 10-5 overall singles record. He and fellow senior Jackson Tresnan (Apopka, Fla.) are 2-0 as a doubles tandem in dual matches.
Sophomore Pavels Grigorjevs (Riga, Latvia) is going for his first win of the spring this weekend and will likely hold the No. 4 position. Freshman Luke Saunders (Halifax, Nova Scotia) is 3-0 in duals while Tresnan holds a 2-0 mark at No. 6.
The Mocs have won two-straight against the Gamecocks. UTC posted a 5-2 victory at the Champions Club on March 1 in last year's meeting. Vieira, Barroetavena, Tresnan and Grigorjevs all won in singles action in the previous meeting.
UTC also swept North Alabama 7-0 on Feb. 18, 2012. Ten different Mocs saw the court and posted wins in the match with the Lions.
Head coach Carlos Garcia is in his 12th season at UTC, posting a 130-138 overall record. UTC has increased its win total in each of the last three seasons. The 14-9 mark in 2012 was the best record for the program since 2007.
The Mocs also set a program record with a 3.46 team grade-point-average in the fall. All nine members of the team made the Athletics Director's Honor Roll with a 3.0+ semester g.p.a., while seven made the Dean's List.


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15 years ago, on 6th August 1991, Tim Berners-Lee posted a message on Usenet about a project called World Wide Web... "On that day the web went world wide" writes Amit Agarwal.
Now WWW is 15 years old! Three letters which are now billions of dollars worth. Three letters that introduced a new world...
So, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WORLD WIDE WEB !
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In Vancouver it isn't uncommon to see a coffee shop juxtaposed to a coffee shop juxtaposed to a coffee shop across the street from a coffee shop, especially in my neighbourhood, Mount Pleasant.
And yesterday things in my community just got a bit darker, frothier and sweeter, as Forty Ninth Parallel Coffee Roasters opened their newest location at the corner of 13th – wait… Thirteenth – and Main. Now, this wouldn't be a big deal under regularly caffeinated circumstances; however, at the other end of the block sits perennial coffee powerhouse, Starbucks, and across the street from the Seattle-based coffee company's 423rd most popular location beams JJ Bean, which is the unofficial epicenter of Hipsterism in Vancouver.
Ladies and gentlemen, we may or may not have a coffee market share death match on our hands.
Here are some observations and semi-judgments I've made of these three fine businesses that might help you choose which one to visit.
JJ Bean
Coffee and Food: Their food is made every day at their Railtown location and their baked goods (I prefer the cheddar chive scone) are made fresh every day in their cafes. They have Single Origin Coffees and Blends. I like dark roast coffee – black, no sugar – and there brew is of fine quality.
People and Service: The nicest pierced and tattooed hipsters you'll ever meet. Though I can't determine if, when things come quickly, the staff is just being ironic…
Interesting Advantage: A Viva Vancouver project has transformed a space (parking spots) into a people place right in front of JJ Bean, which has tripled their outdoor patio space. Now, I'm no conspiracy theorist, but it's a bit weird how the Viva project perfectly matches JJ Bean's colour scheme.
Coffee and Food: Their food not only "tastes better" but it "is better", says Starbucks. They even make it with real ingredients. I'm not a huge fan of their coffee, as it's bitter and not always Fair Trade – my awesome colleague, Aleasha, however, loves their lattes and I trust her judgment. And, thanks to fantastic training processes, you can get the same venti low fat soy double foam cinnamon latte at Main & 14th, in New York City, Seattle, Paris, or Buenos Aires (I have no idea if Starbucks has locations in any of these cities).
People and Service: Well trained, uniformed, but a bit alienating for people who don't speak American Interpretation of The Italian Coffee House – luckily, the well trained staff at Starbucks understand "medium" and "pointing to the cup you want".
Interesting Advantage: Vancouver Police Officers love to begin/end their shift at this Starbucks. They also have free WIFI.
Forty Ninth Parallel
Coffee and Food: Delicious. This morning I had a nice, rich dark roast coffee and a tasty doughnut – no, this is not a highly recommended way to start one's day, but I needed to do some sampling before signing off on the deliciousness of Forty Ninth's creatively roasted coffee and Lucky's homemade doughnuts.
People and Service: While it's too early to make a full-on judgment, I can safely say that Forty Ninth blends Main Street Hipsterism with Vancouver's style of Businessified Caffeinery (e.g. everything in the shop is branded and for sale) with pretty great results.
Interesting Advantage: See above comment about Lucky's doughnut shop. Also, the motif makes me feel like I'm in at the intersection of Hipsterism and cowboys … in the future. Truly, this winning combination of seemingly incongruent things/ideas achieves what Stephen King couldn't with his The Gunslinger experiment.
So, when you visit Main Street between East 13th and 14th Avenue, how will you decide where to spend your coffee break?


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From the Gut: Straight Talk from Dr. Hoberman
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March 2012 March is the month we shake off the winter blues and start thinking about spring flowers and beautiful days. On the flip side, it is also the time we must complete taxes; or for students, prepare for midterm exams. Basically, March is a happy month mixed with some stress. This month I want […] [Read More]
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Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
These are Schlegel Nets; that is, one face (usually the one with the most edges) has been selected as a base and the polyhedron flattened into a plane within the enclosing polygon. In graph theory, the exterior of the polygon is considered the face. To help with identifying faces, they are color-coded as follows:
Also, we are only concerned with topologically distinct polyhedra, that is, differing in number or type of faces and vertices. Thus, a triangular prism and a tetrahedron with one vertex truncated are topologically equivalent 5-hedra, a cube and rhombohedron are topologically equivalent 6-hedra, and so on. Some polyhedra, for example those with two pentagon faces, are inherently ambiguous, because the net will be different depending on which pentagon is considered the base. Those cases can be sorted out by drawing auxiliary diagrams with both pentagons folded flat and regarded as the base. In a number of cases, equivalent polyhedra are shown enclosed in gray and linked with an equals sign, for the benefit of readers who may think they have discovered an unlisted case.
The original listing was compared with the output from the graph-listing program plantri.exe, and about 15 errors were found, either omissions or duplications. These have been corrected in the present listing.
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Morrison has made an impressive start to the campaign, earning his first England U21 caps and scoring twice in the recent 5-0 victory over Lithuania at Portman Road.
Cole, during his first spell with the Hammers, and Arsenal winger Theo Walcott both earned their full international debuts as teenagers.
And the 31-year-old is confident Morrison is developing well with the World Cup in mind, and England manager Roy Hodgson keen to promote youngsters.
"He's 20 now," said Cole. "That's young but I think Theo went at 17 and I was 19.
"He's got a chance. I think any English players will be thinking they have a chance. Certainly the young ones because Roy has come out and said he's going to go with youth over experience.
"His attitude is spot-on. He loves football, which I look for in a player the most. He loves his football. You can see the joy when he's playing.
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Bellator welterweight champ Ben Askren has never lacked confidence in his career and rightfully so. After all, the decorated amateur wrestler is 11-0 since taking his talents to the cage, beating the likes of Lyman Good, Jay Hieron, Douglas Lima, and Karl Amoussou along the way. However, he may have actually bitten off more than he can chew this time around.
Like countless others, Askren tuned in to UFC 158 last night where he watched Georges St-Pierre successfully defend his title against Nick Diaz. Rather than praise St-Pierres performance in a one-sided decision win over Diaz, the approach GSP employed left a different impression on Askren.
I am 100% sure I could beat GSP, wrote Askren on Twitter. GSP is no longer an aggressive striker. He will not out wrestle or grapple me. He gets tired.


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Head coach Missy Meharg has been at the helm of the Terrapin field hockey program for 27 years, along the way building a program rich with a winning tradition. Voted National Coach of the Year an unprecedented nine times, Meharg has exemplified the tradition of excellence Maryland field hockey has become known for, a program with eight National Championships and 20 conference championships - solidifying the Terrapins' position among the top programs in the nation.
• Seven national titles, including five in seven years (1993, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011).
The Meharg Field Hockey Legacy at Maryland
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Jump to "About the Performers"This concert series is devoted to rarely heard masterworks from the Sidney Krum Jewish Music and Yiddish Theater Memorial Collections at YIVO, performed by gifted young artists from the Juilliard School, the Manhattan School of Music and other premier conservatories in the metropolitan New York area.
The Spring Concert featured the great Ernest Bloch masterpiece "Shelomo," the Hebrew rhapsody for cello, piano works by Joachim Stutchewsky and Alexander Krein, and rarely performed Yiddish songs, composed and arranged by American and Russian Jewish composers Shalom Secunda, Abraham Ellstein, Zinoviy Feldman, and Lev Kogan. The young performers were the cellist Valeriya Sholokhova, pianist Robert Buxton, and soprano Maria Dubinsky.
The Sidney Krum Young Artists Concert Series and the Sidney Krum Jewish Music and Yiddish Theater Collections at YIVO are made possible by a generous gift from the Estate of Mr. Krum, who came to the United States as a child from the Polish town of Anatolia and learned Yiddish folk songs from his mother. He was a lawyer but spent the bulk of his career as a teacher in the New York City public schools. Throughout his life, he remained dedicated to his Jewish heritage, particularly its music, and to the education of the young people of New York.
Introductory remarks by Jonathan Brent, YIVO Executive Director, and Yuval Waldman, Music Director
"Schelomo", Hebrew Rhapsody for cello and piano
Ernest Bloch (1880-1959)
Valeriya Sholokhova, cello
Robert Buxton, piano
Bagatelles for solo piano
Joachim Stutschewsky (1891-1982)
1. Popular Song
2. Young pranksters
3. Yemeni Dance
4. Lullaby
5. Bagatelle
6. Blind man's song
7. Grotesque March
8. Little round
9. Chassidic Dance
Robert Buxton, piano
A nomen / A Name for soprano and piano
Zinovii Telesin (1907-1996), lyrics
Lev Kogan (1927-2007), music
Di Mashke / Liquor for soprano and piano
Mikhl Gordon (1823-1890), lyrics and music
Arranged for soprano and piano by Zinovii Feldman (1893-1942)
Maria Dubinsky, soprano
Robert Buxton, piano
Wedding March for solo piano
Alexander Krein (1883-1951)
Robert Buxton, piano
Yehi Rotson / May It Be Thy Will
Israel Rosenberg (ca. 1850-1903 or 1904), lyrics
Sholom Secunda (1894-1974), music
Yismekhu / They Shall Rejoice
Abraham Ellstein (1907-1963), music
Lyrics — traditional
Maria Dubinsky, soprano
Robert Buxton, piano
Yuval Waldman, Music Director
Born in Russia and educated in Israel, the United States and Europe, Yuval Waldman has enjoyed great success as a violinist, conductor, and educator. Waldman has appeared as a soloist with orchestras in the United States, Canada, Europe and Israel and given recitals at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, Wigmore Hall in London, and Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. In 2005 Maestro Waldman founded Music Bridges International, to foster cross-cultural music exchange programs that feature the music of different countries. Under the Music Bridges banner, he organized the successful Young Artsist Strings Competition at the "Tchaikovsky's Homeland" Center in Izhevsk/Votkinsk, Russia.
Robert Buxton, piano
Robert Buxton studies with Dr. Solomon Mikowsky at the Manhattan School of Music. Robert has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in numerous venues, including Alice Tully Hall, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, Donell Library, Steinway Hall, Klavierhaus, and the Greenwich House of Music. In 2006 Robert won the Piano Concerto Competition in the Pre-College Program at the Manhattan school of Music, and in 2007 he received the school's Rosetta Goodkind Award. In October 2010, he was a prize-winner at the Panama International Competition.
Maria Dubinsky, soprano
Born in Moscow, Cantor Maria Dubinsky immigrated to Israel in 1990, where she graduated from the Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem with a degree in Vocal Performance. Ms. Dubinsky performed with the New Israeli Opera, as a guest artist in music festivals in Israel and Europe, and gave concerts in Israel and the USA. In 2010 Maria was invested as a Cantor by the Hebrew Union College with a Master in Sacred Music. After working as a Cantor at North Shore Synagogue in Syosset, Maria Dubinsky joined Temple Sha'arei Tefilah in Manhattan in July 2011.
Valeriya Sholokhova, cello
Valeriya Sholokhova, born in Kyiv, Ukraine, is a student at the Juilliard School, where she studies with Bonnie Hampton. Ms. Sholokhova began to study the cello at the age of nine. In 2001, Valeriya's family immigrated to New York, where she enrolled in the Special Music School for gifted children at the Kaufman Center, studying on a full scholarship. During her school years, she was a laureate in a number of international competitions, including the Liezen International Cello Competition in Austria and the Antonio Janigro Cello Competition for Juniors in Croatia. She has participated in several summer music festivals, such as The Perlman Music Program, Aspen Music Festival, and the Music Academy of the West. A founding member of the EVI Trio, she has participated at The Juilliard School's ChamberFest. In the summer of 2009, she served on the faculty of the SummerTrios Music Festival in Chambersbourg, Pennsylvania. In December 2009, she participated in the chamber music program at the prestigious New York String Orchestra Seminar. Ms. Sholokhova plays on a cello loaned to her by the Carlsen Cello Foundation.


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Aimee, I so hear ya on the "I still love them (except when I don't)." Ha! Good to know that feeling never dies. I suppose that's true with most things in life, right? Nothing will be always endearing! And your locs are down to your waist? In your profile pic they looks a foot shorter so they must've grown quickly!
Scruffy, mine have definitely tightened & shortened up within the last few months. I'm a little baffled by how uneven they are! I need to trim up the back because they are about 2 inches longer on the right side, I kid you not. I'm not sure why that happened but my hair is on an angle in the back. Oops. And the ones at the nape of my neck and in front are super short. What's up with that? I will admit that I've been trimming the whispy ends that aren't knotting up but not *that* much more. Whatever, though. I don't mind the unevenness. What still occasionally bugs me are all the loops. I've gotten better at crocheting them but it's time consuming. I ran into a random woman a few weeks ago who gave me the number of a local stylist who crochets dreads for maintenance. After I had my dreads professionally maintained, I realized in hindsight that what he did made the loops worse after a couple weeks. No need to go into the details (unless someone is interested) but no more of him in my life. For now, I keep crocheting them myself, trying to get them tightened up & not so loopy and maybe someday I can try out this new woman recommended to me. Again, wish I could just go with the flow & neglect them forever but nope, I'm not there yet....probably never will be!
I love looking at all the photos! I just realized that if you click on someone's posted pic it will take you to a gallery of all the pics in this thread. Nice. I looked at every single one before I started writing this.
Restarted my no-poo journey again today! By New Year's, I should be ready for dreads and have them oil free!

Koru -- your dreads look great!
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter" ~~ MLK
Thanks, ShadowMoon! And Becky, here ya go again! I have confidence you're going to love them this go 'round.
I trimmed my locs last night, asking my girls to even out a few in the back and I seriously only cut about 1" off a handful of dreads but somehow my hair feels 5" shorter. Ha! I've had long hair for years & these dreadies tightening up & shortening are starting to look unlike my head. Thankfully my hair grows fast so hopefully it will feel a normal length again soon.
I've been wearing them down lately (did I mention this already?) and it feels good to brave the "wildness." For the first 6-8 months I never left the house without a hat or wrap but I've been sneaking out, unfettered, these past couple months & I'm lovin' it. It takes a while to feel totally comfortable with this not-so-common look but I think I'm finally here.
Wow Koru, those are beautiful! I have also recently started wearing them down in public so I know how you feel. Of course it doesn't help that I live in Mississippi where dreads are practically unheard of. My dreads are about a year and a half old. Started by backcombing once and then left them alone. Glad I found you guys! I will try to post pictures but my computer ate them so I need to take some more.
Crunchymama19 those dreads are THICK! Awesome! How old are they?

Thanks Becky! They are about a year and a half old and yes THICK. I love them.
I can't believe they're only 1 1/2 years old! I'm approaching a year & feel ages behind that. Yours look so, ummm, tubular. That's the only word I can think of but mine are still so loopy & wild feeling. The look great!
crunchymama 19, where in MS are you? I live in Louisiana and have lots of family in Mississippi.
Delicate Sunshine - I am in Northern Missisippi, south of Memphis TN. We just moved here this summer. We have visited Louisiana before though and loved it!
koru - They matured surprisingly quickly, especially since my "normal" hair is pin-straight and fine, but does tangle easily. The pics don't show it but I still do have a lot of loose hairs, mostly at the ends with some pretty loopy and knobby tips. DH complains they tickle his face when we sleep, lol.
So we found out a couple of weeks ago I am pregnant with #3! For you mamas that had dreads while pregnant, did you notice any extra growth or anything? I would love a side effect to be gaining some extra length on these pups.
Oh yay! Congratulations!!!

By the way, I am right across the river from Natchez, MS so it's quite a drive. Let me know if you ever head this way though :)
I'm about 6 months pregnant and I think they've grown a bit quicker... I did a massive trim in the fall and they seem to have grown quite a bit since then.
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- Deficiency of immunity to poliovirus type 3: a lurking danger? (2012)
- Background: Europe was certified to be polio-free in 2002 by the WHO. However, wild polioviruses remain endemic in India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Nigeria, occasionally causing polio outbreaks, as in Tajikistan in 2010. Therefore, effective surveillance measures and vaccination campaigns remain important. To determine the poliovirus immune status of a German study population, we retrospectively evaluated the seroprevalence of neutralizing antibodies (NA) to the poliovirus types 1, 2 and 3 (PV1, 2, 3) in serum samples collected from 1,632 patients admitted the University Hospital of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, in 2001, 2005 and 2010. Methods: Testing was done by using a standardized microneutralization assay. Results: Level of immunity to PV1 ranged between 84.2% (95%CI: 80.3-87.5), 90.4% (88.3-92.3) and 87.5% (85.4-88.8) in 2001, 2005 and 2010. For PV2, we found 90.8% (87.5-90.6), 91.3% (89.3-93.1) and 89.8% (88.7-90.9), in the same period. Seroprevalence to PV3 was 76.6% (72.2-80.6), 69.8% (66.6-72.8) and 72.9% (67.8-77.5) in 2001 and 2005 and 2010, respectively. In 2005 and 2010 significant lower levels of immunity to PV3 in comparison to PV1 and 2 were observed. Since 2001, immunity to PV3 is gradually, but not significantly decreasing. Conclusion: Immunity to PV3 is insufficient in our cohort. Due to increasing globalization and worldwide tourism, the danger of polio-outbreaks is not averted - even not in developed countries, such as Germany. Therefore, vaccination remains necessary.
- Does limited virucidal activity of biocides include duck hepatitis B virucidal action? (2012)
- BACKGROUND: There is agreement that the infectivity assay with the duck hepatitis B virus (DHBV) is a suitable surrogate test to validate disinfectants for hepatitis B virucidal activity. However, since this test is not widely used, information is necessary whether disinfectants with limited virucidal activity also inactivate DHBV. In general, disinfectants with limited virucidal activity are used for skin and sensitive surfaces while agents with full activity are more aggressive. The present study compares the activity of five different biocides against DHBV and the classical test virus for limited virucidal activity, the vaccinia virus strain Lister Elstree (VACV) or the modified vaccinia Ankara strain (MVA). METHODS: Virucidal assay was performed as suspension test according to the German DVV/RKI guideline. Duck hepatitis B virus obtained from congenitally infected Peking ducks was propagated in primary duck embryonic hepatocytes and was detected by indirect immunofluorescent antigen staining. RESULTS: The DHBV was inactivated by the use of 40% ethanol within 1-min and 30% isopropanol within 2-min exposure. In comparison, 40% ethanol within 2-min and 40% isopropanol within 1-min exposure were effective against VACV/MVA. These alcohols only have limited virucidal activity, while the following agents have full activity. 0.01% peracetic acid inactivated DHBV within 2 min and a concentration of 0.005% had virucidal efficacy against VACV/MVA within 1 min. After 2-min exposure, 0.05% glutardialdehyde showed a comparable activity against DHBV and VACV/MVA. This is also the case for 0.7% formaldehyde after a contact time of 30 min. CONCLUSIONS: Duck hepatitis B virus is at least as sensitive to limited virucidal activity as VACV/MVA. Peracetic acid is less effective against DHBV, while the alcohols are less effective against VACV/MVA. It can be expected that in absence of more direct tests the results may be extrapolated to HBV.


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HRIBF must receive your proposal an an email attachment on or before the submission deadline. We use electronic submission in order to save costs and to accelerate the processing of the proposals. The review process will proceed almost immediately after the deadline. Proposals received after the deadline may be held for the following period. HRIBF will review the proposals for safety and feasibility and may be in contact with the spokespersons before the PAC meeting. The proposals will remain confidential although some statistics concerning number, participants, affiliations, types of experiments, etc., may be made public. Following the PAC meeting, only the accepted proposals may be made public. Upon acceptance, instructions will be sent to the spokespersons and will be posted on our WWW site.
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"A great band is still a great band when a key member leaves, and a great voice is a great voice. When all is said and done 'Elation' is a great collection of songs by a group of musician's who still know how to write a great song. " ~ Jo Rockpit at TheRockPit.net
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Fr. Greg Jakubowicz, O.F.M. Named Chaplain at Hilbert
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- July 24, 2014
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – Fr. Greg Jakubowicz, O.F.M. has been named College Chaplain at Hilbert College. He will assist in developing and ensuring the Catholic Franciscan identity and mission of Hilbert and coordinate the life of the Church on campus. Jakubowicz will begin his new role on August 1, 2014.
Fr. Greg has spent the last five years as the College Chaplain at Siena College. He is a native of West Seneca, NY. Fr. Greg will also be responsible for coordinating liturgical and sacramental life; encouraging individuals in the development of faith and spiritual growth; guiding the campus community, particularly students, through pastoral counseling; promoting an understanding of Catholic social teachings/social issues and a response through community service; and building a faith community at the College that reaches out to persons of all religious denominations. Fr. Greg will also teach Philosophy 218 – Moral Issues in Contemporary Society and oversee the campus chapel.
In 1997, Fr. Greg joined the Franciscan Friars of Holy Name Province. He professed his first vows in 1999 and professed his solemn vows in 2003. He was ordained to the presbyterate in 2004. His first ministerial assignment after ordination was at his alma mater, St. Bonaventure University, as an Assistant Professor of Business Law. However, after one year Fr. Greg was assigned by his Provincial Minister to be Vocation Director for the Franciscans and moved to New York City. Two years later Fr. Greg was asked to serve as the Chief Operating Officer of the Washington Theological Union, a Roman Catholic graduate school of theology and ministry in Washington, DC.
He first met the Franciscan Friars of Holy Name Province at South Buffalo's Bishop Timon High School, his alma mater. Fr. Greg earned his B.A. from St. Bonaventure and then went on to earn his J.D. from SUNY at Buffalo School of Law. He was admitted to practice law in New York State in 1991. Prior to joining the Franciscan Friars, he spent five years working for LexisNexis in Charlottesville, VA.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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