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LJP chief Paswan calls on Advani
Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) president Ram Vilas Paswan met Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Lal Krishna Advani on Saturday and reportedly discussed the future prospects of his party within the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).
Paswan has been trying to boost his party prospects within the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the run-up to the general elections due by May.
Paswan's son Chirag said he was confident that all other like-minded parties would also join the NDA.
"We are confident that with the alliance of Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) with NDA (National Democratic Alliance) all other allies will also join the team. NDA will emerge as a big forum in coming months," said he.
The LJP was previously in an alliance with the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and was associated with the Congress.
Reportedly, Paswan's 'U-turn' comes as he is upset with Congress for not conceding more than five seats to his party in the Lok Sabha, whereas he wanted a minimum of 10 seats.
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The lost art of RSVP
Posted By admin On June 26, 2013 @ 8:21 am In Social | No Comments
By Prunella de Pedant
Who sends invitations to events or parties by post (aka snail mail) any more? Few and far between (even for weddings!) - not when there are convenient resources like Facebook, Twitter or Email right at one's fingertips.
Why should one bother?
Well, for one, it's a treat to get a hand-written invitation in the post. Moreover, a sweet card stands out in a pile of inevitable bills and junk mail.
So, maybe this can explain why an increasing number of gentlepeople have become so lackadaisical when it comes to confirming or declining invitations to events: poor RSVP, it is becoming a lost art.
RSVP (Répondez s'il vous plaît), translates to "please respond" or "respond if you'd please". Directly translated from French - word for word - it means "respond if it pleases you". Although most party hosts (especially if you've been one) expect and prefer invited guests to accept or decline an invitation, avoiding the uncertainty of planning and what quite often results in an awkward follow-up phone call.
[1] Barbara Cartland - one of the preeminent doyennes of old school etiquette - wrote in her Etiquette Handbook: A Guide to Good Behaviour from the Boudoir to the Boardroom that "most dinner parties are arranged over the telephone."
Even in 1962, when the book was originally published, Cartland wrote about how many people sent reminders to their guests or followed up invitations with a telephone call.
So, it seems that not too much has changed – just the mediums in which we communicate.
"I think invitations by email or [social networks like] Facebook are very one dimensional," says Emma Woolley from [2] Smythson. "There is an inbuilt etiquette to having to respond, in writing, to a paper invitation received in the post. Emails don't have as much resonance either, you forget to write the event into your diary, you don't feel there is much pressure to commit to the event."
Hopefully not all hope is lost, and it is - in fact - simply a case of guests who take their cue from hosts or hostesses: an informal invite lends itself to a loosey goosey response.
Emma Wooley believes there is a backlash against the recent trend for invitation and RSVP by email and text: "It adds to the sense of occasion, you are more likely to turn up to a party if you receive an invitation in the post."
In any case - if invited by telephone, hand-written card, or even via a modern method like social networks - it still means that a guest should have the courtesy to let the host/ess know if he or she is able or unable to attend. It's polite, and the only thing to do.
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Actress Nargis Fakhri of has been roped in as the brand ambassador of Kerovit, a sanitary brand by tile and manufacturer company Kajaria Ceramics Limited.
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My (Oops! I Mean, the Author's) Fight for Pronouns
The aim of the language of Newspeak in George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" was to eliminate any words that could promote free thought. While I don't want to be alarmist, a similar trend is emerging in New York City public schools at this very moment. I refer to the simmering war on pronouns.
The first salvo in this war on words, at least at my own school, was fired several years ago when teachers were advised that we should have students steer clear of using pronouns in their writing. Despite 20-plus years of hearing dubious dictates from the Department of Education, I nevertheless assumed that writing teachers were being told to make sure students avoided the overuse of pronouns.
I was wrong. Or, as the pronoun police would have me say it, the author of this essay was in error.
While the prohibition against pronouns isn't part of official school policy in New York, the increased emphasis on academic writing has caused pronoun-phobia to run amok. My own high school-aged daughter, whom I thought I had raised properly, forced me to help her rewrite a science lab because her teacher threatened to reject papers that contained pronouns. The war was on.
Being the good literary soldier that I am, I decided to persuade my students of the noble place of pronouns in literature. After writing the first line of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's immortal sonnet on the board, I challenged students to create a lyrical version of "How do I love thee?" without using pronouns.
The best they could come up with was "How does the narrator of this poem love the subject of this poem?" Hardly a great literary achievement, I assured them.
While many concurred regarding the inelegance of this pronoun-free construction, others insisted that my example applied only to poetry, and that writing in the sciences and social studies benefited greatly from reducing the parts of speech from eight to seven.
To demonstrate that great writing in history and the sciences would suffer without pronouns, I put the following examples on the board:
"We, the people...." -- the U.S. Constitution
"If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe." -- Carl Sagan
Some great discussion ensued, and my students reluctantly agreed that pronouns could bring a world of meaning to a piece of writing. And that's when the real truth behind the axing of pronouns came out.
"But Mr. Clifford," insisted one of my brightest students, "we were told that we'll lose points on the state tests if we use pronouns in our essays!"
I could almost hear the curriculum narrowing as the words left her lips.
High stakes testing has changed the way almost everything is taught in New York City, and, I suspect, across the nation. Teachers are often asked to justify the lessons they teach by explaining how said lessons will enhance scores on standardized tests. As a result, most teachers, myself included, have winnowed down much of what we teach into two categories: that which will be on the test, and that which will not be on the test. We teach a great deal of the former, and not a whole lot of the latter.
Where will it all stop? Should we rid student writing of adverbs because most kids don't use those very effectively? Should we also jettison interjections, as they're rarely used in formal writing? Conjunctions shouldn't feel too sanguine, either, as sentences are simpler without them. Next thing you know, if we allow this Orwellian contraction of the language for the sake of testing to continue, we'll be asked to grade essays as ungood, good or doubleplusgood.
I will likely lose the battle, as I want my students to score as highly as possible on their state exams. In the long run, however, I hope to win the war on pronouns. It won't be easy, but I've got some strong allies on my side.
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42 U.S. Code § 1107 - Personnel training
(a) Creation of program
In order to assist in increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of administration of the unemployment compensation program by increasing the number of adequately trained personnel, the Secretary of Labor shall—
(1) provide directly, through State agencies, or through contracts with institutions of higher education or other qualified agencies, organizations, or institutions, programs and courses designed to train individuals to prepare them, or improve their qualifications, for service in the administration of the unemployment compensation program, including claims determinations and adjudication, with such stipends and allowances as may be permitted under regulations of the Secretary;
(2) develop training materials for and provide technical assistance to the State agencies in the operation of their training programs;
(b) Repayment of costs
The Secretary may, to the extent that he finds such action to be necessary, prescribe requirements to assure that any person receiving a fellowship, traineeship, stipend or allowance shall repay the costs thereof to the extent that such person fails to serve in the Federal-State employment security program for the period prescribed by the Secretary. The Secretary may relieve any individual of his obligation to so repay, in whole or in part, whenever and to the extent that such repayment would, in his judgment, be inequitable or would be contrary to the purposes of any of the programs established by this section.
(c) Detail of Federal and State employees
The Secretary, with the concurrence of the State, may detail Federal employees to State unemployment compensation administration and the Secretary may concur in the detailing of State employees to the United States Department of Labor for temporary periods for training or for purposes of unemployment compensation administration, and the provisions of section 869b [1] of title 20 or any more general program of interchange enacted by a law amending, supplementing, or replacing section 869b [1] of title 20 shall apply to any such assignment.
(d) Authorization of appropriations
There are hereby authorized to be appropriated for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1971, and for each fiscal year thereafter such sums, not to exceed $5,000,000, as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this section.
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Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title IX, § 907, as added Pub. L. 91–373, title I, § 141,Aug. 10, 1970, 84 Stat. 705.)
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Section 869b of title 20, referred to in subsec. (c), was repealed by Pub. L. 91–648, title IV, § 403,Jan. 5, 1971, 84 Stat. 1925. Provisions relating to assignment of personnel to and from State and local governments are covered by section 3371 et seq. of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 1107, acts Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title IX, § 907,49 Stat. 642; June 25, 1938, ch. 680, § 13(a),52 Stat. 1110, related to definitions. For further details, see Prior Law note set out preceding section 1101 of this title.
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Deliberate? You be the judge, Kendrick Perkins slams one home and in the process, possibly inadvertently, kicks Dwayne Wade on the shoulder and the two end up getting tied up as Perkins hangs on the rim. Take a look at Wade as he mean mugs Perkins as they walk down the court, gotta give some props to Perkins for not escalating the situation. Impressive win by the OKC Thunder, could be a force to be reckon with come playoff time.
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I'm not sure it matters much from an X's and O's standpoint – how much of the Gator defense is Quinn and how much of it is attributable to Will Muschamp? I'm also not sure Florida will take much of a hit on the recruiting trail. Quinn has been targeted in the past by Tampa Bay, Florida International (as a head coach), Cleveland and Philadelphia, so you have to hope/assume that this year's class wasn't built around a defensive coordinator who poses such a flight risk. Where this one really stings is in the continuity department, because I believe that's the only thing that separates Alabama from Florida today.
Remember 2008? Florida was coming off a National Championship just two years prior and was about to face undefeated Alabama. The Crimson Tide had a second-year head coach and a first-year defensive coordinator, and lost the game. The Gators, headed by fourth-year coach Urban Meyer, fourth-year offensive coordinator Dan Mullen and longtime defensive coordinator Charlie Strong beat the Tide and rolled to their second national championship in three years.
Then Dan Mullen took the head coaching job at Mississippi State. Then Alabama won the national championship. Then Charlie Strong took the head coaching job at Louisville while Meyer retired and then didn't and then did again. (Skipping Auburn here) Then Alabama, still under Saban and Smart, won two more national championships while the Gators went through some serious rebuilding years.
What happened? Strong and Mullen were both gone by 2010, replaced by Steve Addazio and Teryl Austin, respectively. By 2011 both of those guys were gone thanks to Meyer's second no-for-serious-you-guys-I-mean-it-this-time retirement. Muschamp brought in Quinn on defense and I'm sure you remember the fat man on offense. The fat man was gone for Kansas before the bowl game.
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Subfamily Criocerinae Latreille, 1807
The subfamily Criocerinae includes 20 genera and approximately 1400 species worldwide (Seeno & Wilcox 1982; Schmitt 1988). The Australian fauna is relatively depauperate, with four genera and 18 native species, occurring throughout the mainland, but absent from Tasmania.
The Criocerinae are a monophyletic subfamily, but their position within Chrysomelidae has been contentious. Morphology indicates relationships with either the sagrine-group or the Cassidinae (Reid 1995, 2000; Schmitt 1996); molecular studies place Criocerinae firmly in the sagrine-group (Gomez-Zurita et al. 2007; Gomez-Zurita et al. 2008).
Most species of Criocerinae feed on monocots and include pests of grasses and orchids, however several species are also significant pests of Solanaceae (Schmitt 1988) and one species is a biocontrol agent of Cirsium (Asteraceae) (Riley, Clark & Seeno 2003). In Australia, species of Oulema feed on grasses, Stethopachys is a significant pest of Orchidaceae (Gough, Bartreau & Montgomery 1994) and Lilioceris species feed on Smilax and Cycadaceae (Monteith 1991; Forster & Machin 1994). There are two accidentally introduced species from the Americas, Lema daturaphila and L. bilineata, feeding on exotic Solanaceae (Kogan & Goeden 1970; Franzmann 1978; Riley, Clark & Seeno 2003; Stevens et al. 2010).
The known Australian species have external larvae that trough leaves and coat themselves in faecally derived slime. Pupation is in polystyrene-like cells in soil or at the base of host stems.
Adult Criocerinae are able to stridulate (Schmitt & Traue 1990) and also possess defensive dorsal secretory glands (Pasteels & Rowell-Rahier 1989).
After Reid (2000). Adult: facial tubercles separated by deep X-shaped groove; mouthparts not ventrally deflexed; ventral surface without densely setose plastron; wing venation reduced, with 0-1 anal region cells; bifid tarsal setae present; sternites 3 & 4 not fused; tergite 7 (pygidium) with stridulatory file; tegmen without dorsal cap.
Larva: freeliving, not enclosed in case; 6 pairs of stemmata; maxillary palpi 3-segmented; labial palpi 1-segmented; first instar without thoracic eggbursters; tibiotarsus with paronychial appendix; abdominal segments with ventral ambulatory ampullae.
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Forster, P.I. & Machin, P.J. 1994. Cycad host plants for Lilioceris nigripes (Fabricius) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) and Theclinesthes onycha (Hewitson) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Australian Entomologist 21(3): 99-102
Franzmann, B.A. 1978. Discovery of Lema trilineata (Olivier) in Queensland. News Bulletin, Entomological Society of Queensland 6(9): 119-120
Gomez-Zurita, J., Hunt, T., Kopliku, F. & Vogler, A. P. 2007. Recalibrated tree of leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae) indicates independent diversification of angiosperms and their host herbivores. PLoS ONE (Public Library of Science) 2(4): 1-8
Gomez-Zurita, J., Hunt, T. & Vogler, A. P. 2008. Multilocus ribosomal RNA phylogeny of the leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae). Cladistics 23: 1-17
Gough, N., Bartreau, T. & Montgomery, B.L. 1994. Distribution, hosts and pest status of the orchid beetle Stethopachys formosa Baly (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Australian Entomologist 21(4): 49-54
Koegen, M. & Goeden, R.D. 1970. The biology of Lema trilineata daturaphila (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae), with notes on the efficiency of food utilization by larvae. Annals of the Entomological Society of America 63(2): 537-546
Monteith, G.B. 1991. Corrections to published information on Johannica gemellata (Westwood) and other Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera). Victorian Entomologist 21: 147-154
Pasteels, J.M. & Rowell-Rahier, M. 1989. Defensive glands and secretions as taxonomic tools in the Chrysomelidae. Entomography 6: 423-432
Stevens, M.M., Stanton, R.A., Wu, H., Sampson, B., Weir, T., Reid, C.A.M. & Mo, J. 2010. Detection of Lema bilineata Germar (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) in Australia. General and Applied Entomology 39: 1-3 [Date published June]
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This is my friend Jessie...we were best friends in high school forever ago and (sadly) only recently have managed to get back into each others lives...she has a shop on Etsy, too and yesterday she came into town to visit...I put her to work painting my dining room. :)
Do you know this trick? Do you see how in these photos it looks like there is a bit of crown molding around the top? Just an illusion...using painters tape, start taping off at the top of the wall and not on the ceiling. Tricks the eye and looks great, too.
For some reason Jessie insisted on buying me trims...after painting for me and buying me dinner and driving an hour to see me....I tried to stop her.
She left a bit ago and I found some goodies in my mailbox...treats for me and Moses from Janesays.
And little birdy extras. :) Thanks friend...Moses is sure to love the monkey sponge...he loves to clean!
SUPER yummy---banana-chocolate chippers
oven 350
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2/3 c. sugar
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2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
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2-3 over ripe or just ripe bananas (mine were super over ripe)
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In a shock move late last week, Rio Tinto boss Tom Albanese stepped down after the global miner announced a multi-billion dollar writedown of its aluminium and coal assets, to be replaced by Mr Walsh, the head of the company's iron ore arm.
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The 1L Job Search Begins
This weekend was the Harvard-Yale football game. The only thing I worried about was what to wear at the tailgates from now on. (I graduated from Harvard in the spring, but other than my morning coffee mug, most of my Harvard stuff has been phased out after four years of wear and tear.)
With "The Game" comes Thanksgiving break and the end of November. This month, my first November in law school, started with a barrage of information from the Career Development Office (CDO), which was forced to keep its distance from 1Ls until the start of November—giving them one month to prepare us for open season, or better put, the time when we can start applying for our summer jobs. We can officially begin applying for jobs on December 1st when first-years and summer employers are finally allowed to talk to each other directly, and application deadlines start coming.
At the beginning of the year I couldn't even imagine taking this step and applying for summer work. I can honestly admit that I wasn't particularly clear on what career options were open to me, or which ones I would actually like. I came to school with a vague notion of what it meant to be a lawyer, and I had yet to learn any of the "skills" lawyers supposedly have. But after just one semester at Yale, I now feel so prepared to take the next step in becoming a lawyer. In only three months, I've learned how to conduct legal research and write briefs and memos because of assignments from my small group and other classes, as well as my extracurricular activities (such as doing research on immigration law for my Lowenstein Human Rights Project). Moreover, I was able to talk to other Yale Law students and my T.A.s about my future plans – a testament to the community here at Yale.
Perhaps more importantly, during my initial search, the help of the CDO has also been invaluable--especially for someone like me who came into law school with half a dozen different interests, each pulling me in a different direction. Like many students, I spent the first couple of weeks absorbing the basic information about applying to summer jobs. I spent my time with such events like the resume workshop, the general and public interest-specific job search seminars, and the summer funding info session. Next, even though my head was still swimming with all of the opportunities YLS had to offer, I met with a CDO counselor to try to narrow down my avenues for summer employment. The one-on-one session went way beyond resume review, helping me talk through my interests to a workable game plan and a more specific goal. In short, it was a giant success.
I used to fear that December 1st would come too soon and I would spend my Thanksgiving break scrambling to find a job, but with the resources of the CDO, the insight of my older and wiser teaching assistants and classmates, and the skills I've learned this semester, I'm excited to start this new chapter in my law school career.


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This page contains a list of known funeral homes that were formerly in Bibb County at some point in time.
A list of currently operating funeral homes in the area is available here.
If you are aware of any more past funeral homes in the Bibb County area that need to be listed, please contact Jennifer Braswell
- Connally & Pitts Funeral Home 1921-1940 Became Memorial Chapel -- now Snow's Memorial Chapel
- C.H.Hubbard Undertaking Co. Bought by numerous owners through the years. Most recently known owner wass Berry's Funeral Home.
- Randall Memorial Mortuary (est. 1965) A fire in occurred 1977. but some records date back to 1910. Trinity - Lovick Funeral home is located in its place now with the same contact info. It was also formerly known as Central City Funeral Home. Primariy serves African -Americans. To request records, send a name & date/year of death for inquiry by mail for search.
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If I hadn't goofed up this recipe so badly, I probably would give it 4 forks. (First, I squeezed all the juice out of sweet pickle relish until it measured 1/2 cup, and then I accidentally mixed the chopped apple with the tuna mixture instead of the bell pepper mixture.) When I realized my error, I just mixed all the filling ingredients (except the lettuce) together. The resulting filling was too sweet, and tasted too much of pickle relish. To try to combat the sweetness I added both extra yogurt and a chopped, hard-boiled egg. This didn't help much. Next time I would use 1/3 cup relish (prior to squeezing) and cut the apple cider vinegar to 1 tsp.--one can always add more!!!flag if inappropriate
Really enjoyed this but next time I'll cut the amount of sweet pickle in 1/2. It overwhelmed the rest of the flavors.flag if inappropriate
I was skeptical at first to try this, but I read the reviews and had to give it a whirl! I cant believe it, I followed the recipe to the tee, and it was amazing! I've aquired a new taste for fish!@ Loved it, you simply must try this one!flag if inappropriate
4 Forks on a sandwich scale. Made as written. Used whole wheat pita bread and prepared sweet relish. I've made it several times now. Makes a low fat tasty summer lunch.flag if inappropriate
Great tuna salad recipe. Light, healthy and overall just fabulous. Used whole wheat pita and miracle whip and was great.flag if inappropriate
Best tuna salad recipe of all time. Used japanese pear in place of the apple. So good!flag if inappropriate
didn't modify the recipe in the least. used whole wheat pita bread for the sandwich. excellent.flag if inappropriate
I made this using brown bread rather than pitas and it was fantastic. You can mix the apple mixture with the tuna and it is delicious, even stored in the fridge and used in a fresh sandwich the next day.flag if inappropriate
it's light and refreshing. the crispy veggies and apple add so much! and it has just the right amount of sweetness. yum!flag if inappropriate
Absolutely delicious. So fresh, crisp and cool on a hot summer day. Great in pita pockets and on its own. The apple was such a nice surprise. Easy to make. A keeper.flag if inappropriate


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I loved it, and so did my husband. Will definitely make again! I thought it was great as it was, no changes were made.flag if inappropriate
I too found the goat cheese a little rich and overpowering. I would definitely cut with ricotta next time or use a ricotta cannelloni filling. I did enjoy the eggplant as a pasta alternative. I used Olivieri's spicy red pepper tomato sauce and it was perfect.flag if inappropriate
Overall a good dish, with a few changes: cut the goat cheese with some ricotta -less dense that way. Nixed the red pepper sauce and used my own homemade, spicy tom sauce..the kick was nice. I also added chopped spinach to the cheese mixture -like a pesto texture. Husband wanted a protein, mabe add ground meat to the sausce?? Overall a good vegetarian dish, would make for a pot luck.flag if inappropriate
Very good - husband wanted more protein (maybe add a meat sauce?). But the goat cheese was a nice variation from norm. Used own sause also -a little spicy version. would make again - keeps wellflag if inappropriate
I thought this dish was great. I thawed some frozend homemade sauce and spread on top before cooking in the oven. Will serve with pasta on the side next time.flag if inappropriate
I didn't read the reviews before making and wish I had. Following the recipe...the red pepper sc was bitter and the goat cheese was just too overpowering. I like the ideas i nthe reviews and would try it again.flag if inappropriate
I took the advice of others and used 15oz of tomato sauce along with the red peppers! This was delicious. Next time I think I will try some red pepper flakes in the sauce. I think a little spiciness would have put this over the top. But, even without it, it was delicious.flag if inappropriate
The red pepper sauce was amazing. I added red chili flakes and used lemon instead of orange to cut the sweetness and bitterness and it was spicy and sweet and delicious. I also really loved the filling (used ricotta which is cheaper than goat cheese and on hand), though I had trouble getting my eggplant to not be rubbery.flag if inappropriate
My roommate has high cholesterol, so we substituted soft tofu for about 3 ounces of the goat cheese and it turned out wonderfully! There was still a subtle goat cheese taste and the texture was great. We also used a can of diced tomatoes instead of one of the jars of roasted red peppers and were glad that we did.flag if inappropriate
Great recipe; four forks. I used 12 oz of roasted red peppers and 12 oz of tomatoes with excellent results. My wife normally does not like goat cheese, however this dish was the exception.flag if inappropriate


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He qualified for ST once a week, which is a lot for his age. They feel he has oral/motor issues, which means that the muscles around his mouth and tongue are not strong or coordinated enough to make sound or effectively swallow food. So I'm really happy I went ahead with the eval (I had a lot of people give me the whole "over-reacting mommy" attitude) and now he can get the help he needs. (THis also explains much of the initial issues we had BFing, another area I got a lot of crap for...good thing I am so hard-headed).
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The Jump-In study will prospectively assess the effects of impact exercise on skeletal development in young girls, including bone mass, bone mineral density, and bone geometry. We hypothesize that girls who regularly participate in impact loading exercise will accrue greater skeletal mass, increase bone density and undergo structural adaptations that in combination will improve bone strength compared to girls who do not participate in impact exercise.
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Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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Primary Purpose: Basic Science
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|Exercise and Bone Development in Young Girls
- Bone density, geometry and strength from peripheral quantitative computed tomography (pQCT). [ Time Frame: Baseline, 6 months, one year; yearly thereafter for 4 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Physical activity, soft tissue composition [ Time Frame: Baseline, 6 months, one year, yearly thereafter for 4 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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impact activities, 3 times per week, increasing (up to 40) of jumps and height (from 6 inches to 18 inches per repetition) over the initial 2 months. New activities will be introduced approximately every 2-3 months and continually stress the skeleton over 2 years.
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impact activities, 3 times per week, increasing (up to 40) of jumps and height (from 6 inches to 18 inches per repetition) over the initial 2 months. New activities will be introduced approximately every 2-3 months and continually stress the skeleton over 2 years.
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Jump-In is a school-based, block-randomized, trial of the effects of impact-loading exercise on skeletal development in prepubescent and early pubescent girls. Fourth (n=~200) and sixth (n=~200) grade girls in 14 Tucson (Arizona) schools with no contraindication to physical exercise will be enrolled. Girls in intervention schools will participate in impact activities 3 times per week at school, progressively increasing the number (up to 40) of jumps and their height (from 6 inches to 18 inches per repetition) over the initial 2 months. Thereafter, new activities will be introduced approximately every 2-3 months to maintain interest and motivation, and continually stress the skeleton in novel ways, over 2 years of intervention. Physical and behavioral assessments will be done in both intervention and control groups at baseline, end of the initial school year, and yearly thereafter for 5 years. Assessments include height and weight, selected skeletal lengths, fat, lean soft tissue, bone mineral content and areal density from dual energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA), and bone geometry (e.g., cortical thickness, periosteal circumference and cortical and trabecular density) and muscle area from peripheral quantitative computed tomography (pQCT). Also, maturation will be assessed via the Tanner Stage (self-assessment against standardized drawings of stages of physical development), diet from the Harvard Youth Food Frequency Questionnaire, and physical activity using pedometers and standardized questionnaires. We hypothesize that girls in intervention schools will demonstrate enhanced skeletal development, including greater mineral mass and density, and enhanced bone geometry, leading to greater bone strength compared to girls in control schools. We further hypothesize that younger (Tanner State 1) girls will experience greater adaptations than older girls (Tanner 2 and 3), and that positive adaptations will be maintained throughout the 3-year follow-up period.
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|9 Years to 16 Years
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female; entering 4th or 6th grade at enrollment; and willing and able to undergo all of the testing requirements; no physical activity limitations; able to read and write English.
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Girls with severe learning disabilities (identified by schools), who are unable to complete questionnaires or otherwise comply with assessment protocols will be excluded. Any subjects (or potential subjects) suffering from medical conditions and/or disabilities that would limit their participation in exercise will be excluded from the study, following the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines. Further, any volunteers who are taking medications that would limit exercise and/or alter bone mineral accrual will also be excluded from the study. Girls with a positive pregnancy screening test at the time of the lab visit before DXA scanning will be excluded.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00729378
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Can anyone please inform if the NCEES practice exam is changed every year? I have one from one of my colleague who bought it for OCt'11 exam. Should I still buy one from NCEES, if the questions changes everytime?
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No - they change ever few years or so. Mine is the 2004 edition. I think there has been only one newer edition since then. You're in good shape with a 2011 edition.
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Thank you kindly, for your comments (and votes) on yesterday's 'Lunch - The Bronze Mannikin'. I see it was a case of 'Handbags at 3 paces' from Lynne. I'm not taking you on, Lynne - I know yours is full of dumbbells...!
Many seemed to like the image showing the 'rear end' of the bird - and Alex (no need to apologise, Alex - you set off a lot of other troublemakers, without whom, I wouldn't have any material, to get my teeth into, as Rob so aptly puts it..!), where was I, oh yes, Alex, suggested that every upload should have a 'bum shot' in it. You're just trying to get me thrown off epz, aren't you? Anyway, most of my images are 'bum shots'..!! Although Mick didn't approve of the 'bum shot' - he prefers his, in little pink shorts..!
CarolG has high hopes of an upload of me climbing a tree, to inspect birds nests and verify the colour and quantities of eggs. If you'd like to hop on a 'plane and come and give me a leg-up, I'm game, if you are, Carol. Let's just say, it would need to be a tree with a trunk of at least a foot thick...!
Today's 'Lunch'
Down at the dam, in Nairobi National Park, congregate a very large number of Marabou Storks, amongst a number of other species. Looking like old men, who have forgotten to take the coat-hanger out of their shabby raincoats, before putting them on, they shuffle around and are not in the least bit photogenic. That is, until they fly - a most magnificent sight..! Their large wings enable them to soar up on the thermals and watching them is quite breathtaking. They have an inflateable pink air sac in front of the neck and a smaller one on the hindneck. A predator bird, it feeds from carrion and human rubbish. It also catches small fish and reptiles. I have a couple of uploads in store and today's two versions, I hope, shows this strange looking bird's plumage and features off, while having a spot of Lunch.
Have a Wonderous Wednesday, everyone..!
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Ah, I've sussed where you live now so you are no longer safe!!!
What a splendid creature you have captured here and what an interesting description. I disagree about it not being photogenic. On the contrary, V2 gives testimony to the fact that it has eschewed all the face cream adverts and accepted its appearance gracefully!
I love the gloss on the wings and the water action in V1 but my favourite has to be my avian doppelgänger in V2.
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A bird that won me £200 in a quiz. The last set of questions was a picture round of birds and I was the only one who knew the Marabou Stork, won by a point....woot.
Anyway, 2 great shots Simon, nature always designs things to fit a niche and it may not have the looks but it has everything else to survive in its own natural environment.
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You obviously don't know Lynne........handbag?????
I don't think so
You have been warned!!!!!
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you are featured e2 piccy at this minute.
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Great images Simon but not the best of models. A bit like myself prettier from a distance.
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Not a very pretty bird! Two amazing captures though Simon
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Fantastic bird captures again, great close ups , never seen a bum shot yet from you Simon
best wishes to you Patty
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Two tremendous images of this huge bird, his wing span is most impressive and his beak looks razor sharp.
Quote: V1 for me Simon with that wonderful plumage display.
V2 I would not like to meet on a dark night !!!
I think our Simon would rather meet him after dark than Lynne Joyce who is a much more terrifying proposition!
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Superb shots here Simon, V1 timing is perfect
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Excellent captures in great detail and from great points of view, Simon!
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I love maribou storks - especially the way they kneel down 'backwards'.
V2 my fav of these.
Have you noticed there is at least one new entrant in the Great EPZ Lunch competition today? They are keeping you on your toes!
Where's today's bum shot then???
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Firstly Simon lets get down to business mighty fine shots of this good looking bird well according to Alex, well the shots are good don't know about good looking
Secondly brave man or fool for taking on Lynnejoyce being a gambling man I know who I'm betting on
And thirdly ( if that's a word ) what are doing looking at men in shabby overcoats to compare birds with, Ohh I do worry for you sometimes mate
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V1 is a super shot in terms of the pose. I like the way the splaying of the legs mirrors the splaying of th ewings. The water dripping off th ebeak just makes it.
However, V2 is possibly my favourite (I haven't made my mind up completley ) as it shows what an ugly thing it really is
Talk of bum shots and old men in shabby raincoats
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