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Where's My Water?
All it takes is one game to really shine to make my week feel great and it's even better when it comes from a game you least expected the feeling to come from. As much as the 'cute creature physics puzzler' formula has been exploited on the App Store, Creature Feep and Disney's latest title Where's…$1.99
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Catapult King Review
[This title was featured as the Mini-Review for the Friday News Wrap-Up for the 15th of June, 2012] In our time we've seen a lot of box-smashing, enemy crushing, physics-flingers come and go - some have succeeded, at least temporarily, while many others fall under the weight of trying to be another Angry Birds. Catapult King by Wicked Witch takes the gameplay to the third dimension, something that's relatively rare as it is, but also manages to pair it with incredibly fine-tuned contr…Watch The Video Review
Expand it! Review
Expand It is a real eye-opener. Apparently not only were there dinosaurs that resembled what we today call rudimentary shapes, but one of the favorite past-times of these prehistoric abominations was to absorb rainbow streams to obtain a euphoric state of being. It wasn't the ice age, volcanoes, or a meteor that defeated the dinosaurs, it was simply hallucinogens. The goal of each level is pretty simple. At least one of the dinosaurs has to stay in the warm glow of the rainbow sparkle…Watch The Video Review
Little Things® Forever Review
Some may remember KLICKTOCK for their recent and delightfully addictive time-waster 'ZONR', but those who own an iPad may remember them nest for something else entirely, 'Little Things'. Now after almost two years the sequel has finally arrived and adds polishes an already fun concept, albeit without adding to the game's basic formula. 'Blasphemy!' I hear you cry, but spare a thought for the iPhone gamer who has only been able to watch while iPad owners have enjoyed one of the best ey…Watch The Video Review
Pastry Panic Review
[Pastry Panic was featured as the Mini-Review for the Friday Wrap-Up on the 25th of May, 2012.] Short, sweet and addictive - these are all words you could use to describe various kinds of pastries. These adjectives are similarly applicable to Underground Pixel's cute time-waster Pastry Panic. Featuring two gameplay modes, 'Mad Dash' and 'Toungue Tied', your main objective is to eat and thereby prevent various metal objects from passing across the screen on conveyor belts. In the first…Watch The Video Review
Rocket Fox Review
Sometimes a game can fail to come together, even if most of its individual parts aren't particularly lacking in polish, due to one critical feature failing to deliver. Despite the cute premise, presentation and fun gameplay ideas in Rocket Fox by Namco Bandai, the controls fall horribly short of what the game deserves. As the cute foxy protagonist 'Guy' you must set alight all of the rocket-flowers by bouncing on them. Each flower has a different effect, ranging from bouncing you high…Watch The Video Review
Pinch Peeps Review
Simple can often mean better, especially with the iPhone's unique strengths when it comes to control schemes. Pinch Peeps is not what we would call a puzzle game, but more a hand-eye coordination tool for younger gamers, where the goal is to use your thumb and finger to pair up cute and colorful creatures for your place on the high score leaderboards. There are two game modes available; timed, and endless. In timed mode the goal is to create as many pairs as fast as possible to stay t…Watch The Video Review
Ski Safari Review
If there's one memory that Ski Safari conjurers up, it's falling over in compromising positions. That was always the most perplexing part of learning to ski; having your legs sticking out in angles you thought an impossibility. Aside from the unintentional yoga, this game has you fleeing from an avalanche and interacting with all manner of birds and even a yeti (cause what self respecting ski game doesn't include a yeti). The yeti however is not meant to be feared and avoided like oth…Watch The Video Review
My Little Hero Review
I freely admit that as a child I had a stuffed toy that I brought to bed and while I knew he couldn't talk or interact with me, I liked to pretend he could at least understand me. The idea of loosing him would have been horrible, probably more so if it was the fabled Boogeyman that did it, so its no surprise to see the diminutive hero of My Little Hero braving the wilds to get him back. The game is simple to pick up and play, sporting a basic virtual stick and button setup to move aro…Watch The Video Review
Saving Private Sheep 2 Review
Wolves eat sheep. Everybody knows this, but did you know that a well placed porcupine will cause a wolf to cough that sheep right back up no worse for wear? A sheepish general observed by luck this phenomenon and now armed with this knowledge, a platoon of sheep soldiers, slingshots, and a load of porcupines dedicated to the cause, it's time to wage war on the wolves and rescue as many wooly brethren as possible. In the vein of Angry Birds and the countless other games in the physics…Watch The Video Review
Cubis Creatures Review
While playing a trick on your furry friends, a spell was cast that put them all to sleep. How in the world can you wake someone up under a magic sleep spell (aside from smooching of course)? Well one way might be to complete level upon level of colored block busting action. And where does this block puzzler take place you ask? Why inside of the open mouths of our hapless sleeping victims of course. Sanitary Cubis Creatures is a variation on the match three block puzzle phenomenon. Tow…Watch The Video Review
Shaun the Sheep - Fleece Lightning Review
[This title was the Mini-review for the Friday News Wrap-Up for the 20th of April, 2012] Shaun is back once again, but this time he doesn't have is fellow wooly-friends in-tow. In fact he's going solo, sprinting at top speed to out-run the pigs to win the 'Fleece Lightning' competition. Each of the game's 80 levels will only take a few seconds to complete, but getting to the end isn't easy thanks to a host of hazards, not to mention the pigs themselves. Thankfully the controls are mor…Watch The Video Review
Coign of Vantage Review
For those of you not in the know, a voxel is essentially a pixel in the third dimension, so instead of images made up of single colored squares, you know have images made up of single colored cubes. Coign of Vantage has strewn these voxels around and through the power or rotation, it's your job as the player to find the correct vantage point and put the image back together. There are two game modes; normal, and 'ten on time'. In normal mode you start with forty five seconds on the clo…Watch The Video Review
On The Wind Review
As summer nods off into winter, the trees lose their leaves in autumn. This is a cycle of nature, but sometimes adhering to the natural order doesn't make for a good videogame, so On the Wind mixes things up a little bit. In this spin on the endless runner genre you need to take a group of leaves through as many seasonal changes as you can, controlling the omnipotent wind that will either carry these tree remnants through the challenges they face, or leave them to bloom into flowers up…Watch The Video Review
Kitten Sanctuary Review
The match three genre reached critical mass some time ago and now to keep the format relevant we see the basic mechanics mixed with other genres in order to create new and engaging games. While definitely for the younger players, Kitten Sanctuary succeeds at this by combining the swapping of tiles with virtual pets, and a whole host of them to boot. Aliens have come to Earth and they've catnapped a bunch of kittens on this tropical island. Each level consists of clearing a red area on…Watch The Video Review
Fibble Review
Crytek, better known for developing 3D game engines that push computers to their limits, have finally dipped their toes in to the casual gaming scene with Fibble. I say casual because it has all the hallmarks of a relaxing puzzle title, from it's excessively 'cute' presentation; simple drag and tap control scheme; and relatively limited amount of content... however it's anything but a simple game. You play as Fibble - a rubbery, bouncy alien attempting to find his crew and repair his…Watch The Video Review


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This scholarship is for graduating seniors at Odessa High School in Odessa, Missouri. To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must be members of First Christian Church in Odessa, demonstrate financial need, and plan to attend a four-year college/university, junior college, or vocational/training school. Selection for this scholarship will be based on the following: a belief in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and a commitment to church and the extended church family; a sincere desire to obtain further education; and financial need.
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BackgroundSet in the late 1980s, gamers will take on the role of a fearless mountaineer as he climbs into the Himalayas on a quest to find his lost brother. As he ascends the mountain, he encounters an ancient curse: the souls of the people who died in that region are stuck in limbo, caught in the Shadow World. Villagers, pilgrims, mountaineers and Buddhist monks – dead but not yet reincarnated – are all that is left on the mountain. Terrible visions will disorient him, and ghosts and demons block his path. But the question remains – is his brother still alive? Cursed Mountain features rich visuals and breathtaking views – set on the roof of the world in the life threatening death zone, the entire game world is visible from every level.
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Features•Extreme Setting: Set in the 1980's without the security of GPS or mobile phones, only the most intrepid climbers dared take on the Himalayas.
•Release the cursed spirits trapped in limbo.
•Environmental Hazards: As players climb higher, the mountain itself becomes an enemy. Altitude sickness and oxygen deprivation, players may not be able to tell the difference between real enemies and hallucinations.
•Graphics so good you will be jumping out off your seat in terror!
Hardware Info•Microsoft Windows XP
•2.6 GHz CPU or equivalent
•NVIDIA 6200 with 256 MB RAM
•15 GB free hard disk space
•DVD-ROM drive
•DirectX 9.0c
•Sound device
Official URLhttp://cursedmountain.deepsilver.com/
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- Genre: Adventure (PC)
- Theme(s): Horror, Supernatural/Occult
- Developer: Deep Silver
- Publisher: KOCH Media
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The Scariest Movies Of All Time – Brian's Blog [VIDEO]
I have always loved scary movies. My daughter and I have developed a bond through the years by watching scary movies together. This afternoon when Zander is at school we have a movie date to watch "The Conjuring". The commercial for that just creep me out,so I am anxious to see if we get the creeps.
I have watched hundreds of horror movies but I think these may be my top 5 that actually scared me. Let me know what you think is the scariest movie you have seen. "Soul Plane" and "Paul Blart Mall Cop" just missed my list.
5. Paranormal Activity. It just had a creepy feel through the whole thing.
4. Jaws. I couldn't even go near water for months after this movie. Careful of the language in this one.
3. The Ring. The little girl in the TV scared the heck out of me.
2. Halloween. The original made me never babysit again.
1. The Exorcist. I still get physically ill watching this movie.


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Highlights from the 2011 Tree of Hope at Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
Myron Czuczman, MD, formerly of Roswell Park, marks Leukemia & Lymphoma Awareness Month by stopping by the Roswellness Radio studios to share information about these cancers of the blood and marrow. Dr.
In recognition of Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month, this week's show focuses on cancers of the thyroid glands.
Roswell Park is teaming up with the Buffalo Bills to make it easier than ever to "know your stats." In collaboration with the American Urological Association Foundation's Know Your Stats about Prostate Cancer® campaign, our Prostate Cancer Team will be hosting free prostate cancer education and s
As ABC's Robin Roberts begins treatment for myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), RPCI's Philip McCarthy, MD, discusses the blood disorder on WKBW-TV.
A child's cancer diagnosis affects the whole family in profound ways. Psychologist Dr.
Chris, who is being treated for ovarian cancer, and her daughter Nicole join Dr. Akers for this conversation about detection, treatment and risk management for uterine, cervical and ovarian cancers.


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The road work will include the application of a chip seal and a slurry seal to extend the life of the pavement. The chip seal surface consists of an application of liquid asphalt followed by "rock chips," ranging in size from 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch. About two to four weeks later, the slurry seal will be placed on top of that. The work will result in an improved driving surface with increased durability, and a waterproof layer to keep water from reaching underlying material, thereby preventing potholes.
Motorists cannot drive on the treatments until the lanes have been reopened to traffic, and then are cautioned to drive slowly because the pavement can be slippery due to loose rock. Bicyclists are also warned to be careful. For more information, call 313-7000.


text: The The Space Bar wiki last edited by BeachThunder on 06/20/13 08:04AM View full history OverviewThe Space Bar Developed by Boffo Games and published by Rocket Science Games was release for PC June 30th 1997. From the mind of designers Steve Meretzky, Tom Bok and Ron Cobb The Space Bar is a humorous adventure game about a detective in an outer space multi-species alien frequented Space Bar.StoryThe player becomes Alias Node, a private investigator for an alien corporation and the only human on the planet Armpit VI. Late one night while on patrol with his partner Maksh, Alias is surprised by a fellow investigator who has just died on right on top of his car. Alias catches a look at the assassin as he/she/it ducks into a local dive bar/gambling hall called the Thirsty Tentacle. Unfortunately for Mr. Node, the assassin is a shape shifter who can take the shape of any alien life form. On top of all that, Alias' partner is abducted and the killer/kidnapper goads him with taunts over his PDA's radio.As the only PI who can do anything about it, Alias Node has to question the natives, search the bar for clues and finally figure out just who the culprit is, but he'll have to work fast, and every mouse click ticks away from the clock, take too long and the bad guy is going to escape via spaceship off of Armpit VI.GameplayTraditional point and click adventure game game play abounds, point to point animated movement is used through the rooms of the bar. The camera, unlike most adventure games, is 360-degree rotating giving the player full control.Alias' PDA has several tools at his disposal to help in the hunt dialog and object interaction is handled via on screen context sensitive menus with options like: take, stash, examine, greet. Asking about something will lead into branching conversation with the character Alias is speaking to.While most of the game is traditional, Alias does have a special ability. He can mind-meld with some of the characters he meets, which takes him on short adventures into the mind or persona of the alien. Alias becomes the alien in question and relives a memory of some trial or tribulation from their life, solving these puzzles just might help unlock the big mystery.ReceptionThe game received positive reviews, despite it being developed and released at the end of the mainstream lifespan of the adventure game genre. The positive reviews talked about it's innovative gameplay and outstanding graphics at it's time of release. Despite the positive reviews, the game was criticized for it's difficulty of it's gameplay and several annoying bugs that were in the final version of the game.LegacyThe Space Bar was famous for being the last game to be produced by Rocked Science Games or Boffo Games, two once-promising game developers. Over the years, the game has developed a small cult following. When the game was released, the Sci-Fi Channel held a giveaway on its website to win a brand new copy of the game. By finding and clicking on certain scattered throughout the site, the visitor was able to enter the drawing to win the game.Originally, Rocket Science Games was to be the one to publish The Space Bar. But when their previous games had sold poorly, Rocket Science looked to outside publishers for the needed cash to keep developing the game, SegaSoft then became Rocket Science's sole publisher. After publishing two titles for Rocket Science, they released the Space Bar. By the time the game was finished, SegaSoft was shutting Rocket Science to cut their losses after the financial failure of the previous two titles and gave the game only a limited marketing push.


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Bowie, Md. – The Baysox came out ahead 7-5 against the Akron Aeros Thursday evening in a game that included four ties to take a 2-0 series lead in the Eastern League Divisional playoffs.
I know we play 142 games, but when you get into the playoffs, the excitement is a little different," said Baysox reliever Chris Petrini, who picked up the win Thursday. "This was just one of those games that was back and forth and it was all about who was going to falter first."
The Baysox scored two late runs on a hit batter with the bases loaded and a wild pitch with a runner on third to tie the game and take the lead for the last time in the eighth inning. Six of the Baysox seven runs came with two outs in the inning, including the final two runs in the eighth inning that sealed the Baysox victory.
"The guys really pulled together," said Manager Gary Kendall. "A misplayed ground ball and a throwing error opened the door for us and then we got a couple hits and came out smelling like a rose. I like how we hung together after they struck first. We have had a lot of two out rallies this year – I wish it wouldn't come to that sometimes."
Bowie got off to a rough start and allowed Akron to strike first in the top of the first inning against Baysox starter Mike Wright. Jordan Henry hit a lead off double to left field and moved to third base when Tyler Holt reached on a sacrifice bunt and a fielding error by Wright. Lonnie Chisenhall plated Henry with a sacrifice fly that gave Akron a 1-0 lead.
The Baysox tied the game in the bottom half of the inning against Akron starter T.J. House. Second baseman Ty Kelly hit a two out double to right field and left fielder Robbie Widlansky followed with a single that plated Kelly and tied the game 1-1.
Right fielder Ronnie Welty gave the Baysox the lead in the bottom of the second inning when he hit a two-out solo home run for the second night in a row to make the score 2-1.
Akron scored their own two-out run in the top of the fourth inning. With two outs, Matt Lawson was hit by a pitch and Adam Abraham followed with a walk. Ryan Rohlinger plated Lawson with a single to center field that tied the game 2-2.
The Baysox took the lead right back in the bottom half of the inning. Designated hitter Caleb Joseph got the scoring started with a solo home run to left-center field. First baseman Rhyne Hughes followed with a double to left field and moved to third base on a groundout by Zelous Wheeler before scoring when Welty singled to center field to give the Baysox a 4-2 lead.
The Aeros fought back in the top of the sixth inning. Lawson hit a lead off triple to right field and Rohlinger hit a one-out homerun into left field to give Akron a 5-4 lead. Petrini replaced Wright on the mound to finish the inning.
"After that home run got hit and they brought me in, I just tried to get us back in that dugout and throw a couple zeros to let our offense get some confidence back," Petrini said. "Right away we put up some runs and just stuck with it. At that point you get excited and you just try to get everybody out."
Bowie again tied the game in the bottom half of the inning against Akron reliever Trey Haley. Widlansky drew a lead off walk and moved to second base when Joseph singled to left. With two outs, Welty reached on a fielding error by the first baseman to load the bases and catcher Brian Ward was hit by a pitch to drive in a run and tie the game 5-5.
The Baysox took the lead for the third time in the bottom of the eighth inning against Akron reliever Shawn Armstrong. With two outs, Ward reached on a throwing error by the third baseman and moved to third base when center fielder Antoan Richardson doubled to right field. With Schoop batting, Ward scored on a wild pitch that moved Richardson to third base where he scored on a single to right field by Schoop to give the Baysox a 7-5 lead.
Wright pitched five and one-third innings and allowed five runs on seven hits while striking out five and walking one in the no decision. Petrini pitched two and two-thirds innings and allowed two hits while striking out four and walking one in the win. Baysox closer Kyler Newby recorded his second save of the series after pitching a perfect ninth inning.
Armstrong took the loss for Akron, pitching the eighth inning and allowing two unearned runs on two hits.
The Eastern League playoffs continue tomorrow as the Baysox travel to Akron for the final three games in their best-of-five series. LHP Jake Pettit takes the mound for the Baysox and he will be opposed by RHP Danny Salazar.


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Saturday, February 22, 2014
A NEW contractor is taking over the garbage collection operations of Bacolod City, after the contract of Metrowaste Solidwaste Management Corp. expires by the end of the month.
Jerome Solinap, chairman of the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC), said Manila-based Enviroking Corp. posted the lowest complying and responsive bid during the BAC special meeting held Friday.
Only Enviroking Corp. and IPM Construction and Development Corp. joined the bidding early this month since Metrowaste did not participate anymore.
IPM Construction withdrew from the bidding, Solinap said.
He said they will formulate the contract between the City Government and Enviroking Corp. and submit it to the City Council.
The council will then grant Mayor Monico Puentevella the authority to sign the contract and approve its ratification.
After the contract has been ratified by the council, the BAC will issue a notice of award to Enviroking Corp., he added.
Solinap said they will issue Enviroking Corp. a notice to proceed after it has posted a performance bond, which is 10 percent of its bid price.
The approved budget of the contract is P90 million.
Ma. Fe Tresfuentes, executive assistant on solid waste management, said the city produces an average of 354 tons of garbage per day and an average citizen contributes around half a kilo of garbage on a daily basis.
The bulk of the collection comes from residential areas, commercial establishments, factories, institutions and markets.
A 2011 study on waste analysis and characterization show that 66.49 percent of the city's garbage are biodegradable while around four percent are non-biodegradable. The study also found that 27.45 percent are residual wastes, 1.77 percent fine residual, 1.6 percent comprised of e-waste, and .15 percent special waste.
Tresfuentes said the city has adopted the Republic Act 9003, or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000, since 2002 and after that,
several ordinances have been passed in relation to R.A. 9003.
These include City Ordinance 310 or Revised Ecological Solid Waste Management Ordinance; C.O. 531 or the prohibition of the littering of plastics, papers and any other refuse in public places, waterways and recreational areas; C.O. 570 that provides an effective and proper handling in the collection, transport, storage treatment and disposal of hazardous medical and other toxic waste; and C.O. 596 that mandates all residential and commercial establishments to clean and maintain the cleanliness of their frontage and surroundings.
Tresfuentes said the barangays have a "big role" in the implementation of a sustainable and doable solid waste management program.
Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on February 22, 2014.
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Aw, that's sweet! I love the song Greensleeves and I'm glad someone else knows the original words, as you obviously do. I once wrote a skit about it, but that was for a history class and I hate it. Plus they performed it in class, and I had no idea they would...ugh, Embarassment! Anyhow, you are a remarkably flexible and good writer! Lorian
Author's Response: Yeah, the tune haunted me and it felt like there was a better story behind it. Almost like the words weren't fit right to the tune, anyway, thanks for reviewing:)
1) Oh, so you go from cuddling with Legolas to snuggling with Glorfindel in one night? Nice...
2) I'll tell Pip that you are joining us in the biggest snowball fight ever this year!! As soon as I find him… For some reason I can never quite locate him when I want to, he just pops up here are there.
Fei (calling out behind her): Heyyyyy Pippinnnnn, I have a nice tasty mushroom here…
Should we start a Round Robin for the snowball fight or something?
3) Are you still thinking of diabolical things to do to me for "Arena: The Legolas Fangirl Edition"? Or am I supposed to be writing Fei VS. Daewen Part II?
4) I would tell you about my nightmare but I honestly forget it now. Next time one scares me like that one did, I'll be sure to e-mail you about it.
I really am glad that you're here – I don't have to hold as much as I did in now. I might not show it, but you really are special to me too…(Okay, why is it that when I try to be appreciative, I sound like a stalker?)
P.S. Have you seen Maedhros around? He disappeared…I haven't seen him since LotR Jeopardy. I asked Fingon and Maglor where he was, but neither knows. I fear for him…
P.P.S. I finally got a picture of Legolas! Well, sort of...
Author's Response: 1. Who says I wasn't snuggling with both at the same time? Hm???? 2.Definitely Round Robin! That's a great idea! *Rubs hand together with evil grin* Oh, yes. 3. I have thought of some things to do to you . . I just need to add some more things to it. I liked the new one you did. You captured my essence. Oh, and the second part of Jeopardy was interesting. Dancing Balrogs; I never would have thought of that. 4.You're not being a stalker. I know what you're trying to say. I saw your new picture. Interesting. My sister likes penguins. No, I haven't seen Maedhros but I'll tell you when I do. Last night Elladan and Elrohir dropped by and I was so busy having fun with them. We kind of set fire to my couch but, um, it's okay now. I think. Anyway, have a good night and I hope you dream a good dream with Legolas in it. :Dae
Oh, ok, I see how it is. You don't respond to my reviews anymore.
* Pouts *
I mean, I threaten you a few times, take my picture of Maedhros off, cuddle with Legolas and you decide to stop talking to me?
* Taps foot against floor, waiting for an answer *
No, I'm just kidding. I'm not that callous!
I had another nightmare last night – that was fun. I woke up and Legolas wasn't there to "Fight away all of my fears". Is he spending this week at your house? Hmm, I wonder where Maedhros is at night…
P.S. Merry, Pippin, and I are planning to start a huge snowball fight in the Shire, you want in?
Author's Response: I just found your review! I mean, come on! *Smiles* It's alright. I definitely want in on the snowball fight! Fei, if you want to tell me about the nightmare, all you have to do is e-mail me. I'll listen. Legolas only wanted to see me for a day and he's hurrying over right now:)) I mean it about the e-mailing, Fei, I will always listen - I've got the time, believe me! And even if I didn't, you're special to me - you're my best friend here. - Dae
I used to play a game much like "Telephone" but it was just called "Whisper Down The Lane" I remember this one time, in Erestor's class, he had me and my fellow classmates play it. Oh no, big mistake on his part! The original line to pass along was, "Erestor is my favorite teacher." But it ended up when the line was over to be, "Erestor sells drugs outside of Glorfindel's house."
Great work on this song! I loved it!
Author's Response: *Laughing* Glorfindel is right beside me now, laughing his golden head off. *Whispers* I can't believe you don't like hugging! I mean, it's kind of nice sometimes. *Snuggles with Glorfindel* Just kidding:)) Okay, I don't want to gross you out, I mean, it's cold and I wanted to spend the night with a friend. Thanks for chatting!


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CUMBERLAND - Robert E. Reilly, 95, of Cumberland, R.I. (previously of Bay Terrace) passed away on July 28th at Mt. Sinai Hospital of Queens.
Bob, a 21 year veteran of the U.S. Navy, served during W.W.II as a Chief Petty Officer PHC 1st. class. He later worked as a photographer for the N.Y.C. Health & Hospital Corp as a photographer & color timer.
An organist & longtime member of The American Theater Organ Society (A.T.O.S.) his love of the Arts knew no bounds. He is a widower (married only 1 time) to Kathryn Orchik Reilly.
CENTRAL FALLS - Rita Girard, 86, passed away August 2, 2012 after a brief illness at Miriam Hospital. She was called home to be with her husband Normand Girard. Rita was the daughter of the late Rodrigue and Yvonne (LaSalle) Dessert.
CUMBERLAND - Jacinto B. Sousa, 75, of One Mendon Road, passed away Friday at the Philip Hulitar Hospice Center, Providence. He was the husband of Maria (Cabral) Sousa, and they had been happily married for the past 49 years.
Born in Feteiras, Sao Miguel, Portugal, he was the son of the late Jose Botelho Sousa and Maria da Conceicao Carreiro. He moved to this country in 1987, settling Burrilville and later Cumberland.
Jacinto was employed as a Machine Operator for Tech Industries for 15 years, retiring in 2002.
He was a communicant of Our Lady of Fatima Church, Cumberland.
PAWTUCKET(AP) — Pawtucket police say they looking for a man who's been trying to lure teenage girls into his car for the past week.
Police tell WLNE-TV that at least five girls between the ages of 15 and 17 have come forward, saying the man approached them near the CVS store on East Avenue. None of the girls was harmed. One girl got into the man's car but managed to get away after refusing to give him her address and phone number.
All the girls told police similar stories about how the man called them beautiful and asked them if they needed a ride.


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Plus size modeling is on a roll and 2012 is only two days old! Both Evans and Style 369 conducted searches for plus size models to represent the respective brands at the end of last year. With the bad taste of the American Apparel models search behind us we can concentrate on the positive aspects of plus size modeling for the new year.
With more plus models making pages on Twitter and Facebook they are making it easier for modeling agencies to see the plethora of gorgeous plus size ladies out there who are looking to break into the modeling industry.
Why the rush of plus size models, contests, and everything else? The simple answer is money. In the clothing industry the plus size niche is one of the few that has seen any type of growth. The 2012 projections are well over $100 billion in sales for men and women combined.
The other side of the coin but still connected to plus size modeling is with more clothes available there is a bigger demand by ladies to see women who look like them modeling.
Though the industry says that a plus size model is between a size 8-14 there are ladies like Rosie Mercado, Fluvia Lacerda, Allison McGevna, & LaTonya Mann who are showing the critics you can be a size 18 and up and still do fabulous things in the plus size modeling world.
2011 saw many models and agencies come to the limelight. I predict that there will be a continued surge of plus size models coming out in particular I think that there will be more models who will make it big in the United States instead of just internationally.
Considering my feelings on plus size modeling these are the ladies I feel will make a big impact this year:
Fluvia made a huge splash on the international scene last year. Lets hope the plus size modeling community in the United States sees the same thing as companies in other countries.
Ashely Graham has filled the vacant spot in the United States for the plus size modeling poster girl. I wish that the establishment would realize there are hundreds of beautiful ladies out there who can rock it just as hard.
Tara Lynn is the plus size modeling wild card for me. She looks stunning in all of the shoots I have seen her in but I think that she has not got the attention she so richly deserves. 2012 will be her year.
There are many other ladies who are independent plus size models who are making a splash. Other ladies sure to make a splash are included in the post My Favorite Faces of 2011 on Curves and Chaos. The underground plus size modeling world is allowing them to get the experience needed to take things to the next level. Plus size modeling will continue to grow just like the plus size fashion industry. Who are your favorite plus size models and who do you think will make 2012 the year of the plus size model?


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- Dreamcast
- The insight of the project was really to take the best of the 90's Dreamcast and then re-interpret it to make a new game console inspired by the old one.
That's why, work on the controllers and a new multiplayer experience was obvious!
- The Disc driver allows a full backward compatibility with games of the fisrt generation.
All the new games will be fully donwloadable on internet.
Thanks to its network connectivity, the Dreamcast [Delta] will recognize phones, touchscreen tablets, smartphone for young gamers but also regular wireless controllers for true casual and hardcore gamers if needed.
Everyone need his phone to do things more appropriate than play; that why, there is a fast inductive charging system on the top of the Dreamcast [Delta].
An adatative and universal case is provided with the game console to adapt to every device and accelerate the charging. We can now play and then recharge our smartphone easily.
- Size: Lengh x Width x Height = 200mm x 188mm x 40mm (technical plans on first page)
Nowadays, it's sometimes difficult to plug our game console to our tv because all the connections are behind the device. We generally turn the game console, hold it in a risky way and move the furniture.
Thanks to this new shape, we could have more space to connect the game console without moving it.
In the same way, electronic devices are sometimes hidden in furniture or under other equipment, forbidding air circulation.
Thanks to triangular shape, the elevated silver foot, the elevated top surface and this huge perforated side create an powerfull air flow all aroud the dreamcast.
- Brand Identity Design:
Delta means 4 in greek. I wanted the name and the shape to be closely link in order to have a heavy impact on the market.
4 also means go further than the market.
Nowadays, the names are around the number 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo "Wii" 3 letters...)
I wanted the Dreamcast [Delta] to be the fisrt one of a new generation; just like in the past....


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Exhibit A
When Sansa finally looked up, a man was standing over her, staring. He was short, with a pointed beard and a silver streak in his hair, almost as old as her father. "You must be one of her daughters," he said to her. He had grey-green eyes that did not smile when his mouth did. "You have the Tully look."
"I'm Sansa Stark," she said, ill at ease. The man wore a heavy cloak with a fur collar, fastened with a silver mockingbird, and he had the effortless manner of a high lord, but she did not know him. "I have not had the honor, my lord."
Septa Mordane quickly took a hand. "Sweet child, this is Lord Petyr Baelish, of the king's small council."
"Your mother was my queen of beauty once," the man said quietly. His breath smelled of mint. "You have her hair." His fingers brushed against her cheek as he stroked one auburn lock. Quite abruptly he turned and walked away.
Exhibit B
Sansa had no choice but to explain about heroes and monsters. The king's councillor smiled. "Well, those are not the reasons I'd have given, but . . . " He had touched her cheek, his thumb lightly tracing the line of a cheekbone. "Life is not a song, sweetling. You may learn that one day to your sorrow."
Exhibit C
Sansa seated herself beside the queen. Cersei smiled again, but that did not make her feel any less anxious. Varys was wringing his soft hands together, Grand Maester Pycelle kept his sleepy eyes on the papers in front of him, but she could feel Littlefinger staring. Something about the way the small man looked at her made Sansa feel as though she had no clothes on. Goose bumps pimpled her skin. ...
"She reminds me of the mother, not the father," Lord Petyr Baelish said quietly. "Look at her. The hair, the eyes. She is the very image of Cat at the same age."
Exhibit D
Last night I dreamed of that time Lysa and I got lost while riding back from Seagard. Do you remember? That strange fog came up and we fell behind the rest of the party. Everything was grey, and I could not see a foot past the nose of my horse. We lost the road. The branches of the trees were like long skinny arms reaching out to grab us as we passed. Lysa started to cry, and when I shouted the fog seemed to swallow the sound. But Petyr knew where we were, and he rode back and found us . . . Catelyn to an unconscious Hoster, Catelyn VII, Clash
Replace Catelyn and Lysa with Sansa. As they lost the road, Sansa lost her direwolf and her connection to House Stark. As Petyr found and saved them as Catelyn recalls it, Petyr came back at great risk and saved Sansa from House Lannister.
Exhibit E
But his sister had left the wilds, to walk in the halls of man-rock where other hunters ruled, and once within those halls it was hard to find the path back out. The wolf prince remembered.--Bran I, Storm
Exhibit F
He brushed back a strand of her hair. "You are old enough to know that your mother and I were more than friends. There was a time when Cat was all I wanted in this world. I dared to dream of the life we might make and the children she would give me . . . but she was a daughter of Riverrun, and Hoster Tully. Family, Duty, Honor, Sansa. Family, Duty, Honor meant I could never have her hand. But she gave me something finer, a gift a woman can give but once. How could I turn my back upon her daughter? In a better world, you might have been mine, not Eddard Stark's. My loyal loving daughter . . . Put Joffrey from your mind, sweetling. Dontos, Tyrion, all of them. They will never trouble you again. You are safe now, that's all that matters. You are safe with me, and sailing home." Sansa V, Storm
Exhibit G
And then there's the rather perverted snow castle scene which culminates in a kiss, not an unkiss but kiss that tastes of mint to which Sansa yields for half a heartbeat...
Sansa tried to step back, but he pulled her into his arms and suddenly he was kissing her. Feebly, she tried to squirm, but only succeeded in pressing herself more tightly against him. His mouth was on hers, swallowing her words. He tasted of mint. For half a heartbeat she yielded to his kiss . . . before she turned her face away and wrenched free. What are you doing?Sansa VII, Storm
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1. The lyrics from "All My Friends" by LCD Soundsystem
2. The shouts and strings on "No Cars Go" by Arcade Fire
3. The harmonies on "Falling Slowly" by The Swell Season
4. The drumming on "Pink Thoughts" by Moving Units
5. The bass line from "Two Kinds" by Film School
6. The rhymes on "Paper Planes" by M.I.A.
7. The pipe-organ on "Intervention" by Arcade Fire
8. The synths on "Knife (Covered by CSS)" by Grizzly Bear and CSS
9. The clapping on "It Started With a Mixx" by Los Campesinos
10. The intro and piano on "Sherry and Her Butterfly Net" by the The Most Serene Republic
11. The cover version of "Ceremony" by Radiohead
12. The vocal performance on "1-2-3-4" by Feist
I have to give credit to The Current's Song of the Day for introducing me to many of the songs above.
Notice there's no guitar work listed above. Nothing stuck. I'm willing to go back and find a guitar line that will stick in my head. Any suggestions?
NOTE: The song links go to everything from YouTube! to Last.fm to wherever I could get a good version of the work. The links to the bands go to their Web sites. I'd recommend The Most Serene Republic's Web site in particular because they stream all their songs. Good stuff.


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Campus Ministries Backyard Bible Club meets every Sunday @ 9-10pm.
For guys interested in Men's Discipleship with CM
Ouachita Baptist University's Division of Music will host Dr. Justin Isenhour and Dr. Adam Haas in a faculty recital Monday,Oct. 12, at 7:30 p.m. The recital, which is free and open to the public, will be held in Mabee Fine Arts Center's McBeth Recital Hall on the Ouachita campus.
Women's Discipleship
The Red Bus Project, a free orphan care awareness event for college students, will once again be impacting campuses in the fall of 2015. Since the spring of 2012, the Red Bus Project has held over 80 events on over 60 college campuses and engaged over 160,000 students, helping them to make a difference in the lives of orphaned children around the world.
The Red Bus Project features an English double decker bus, retrofitted to be a rolling thrift store. Racks and bins of clothes will fill the bus and surrounding tents and students will be able to buy clothes to help support Show Hope's orphan care programs. There will also be a donation center where students can donate clothing to be purchased by other students.
Aside from the bus, clothing racks and bins, there will be tents with Red Bus swag, games and information about the global orphan crisis and Show Hope's response to it. Student volunteers can help our team interact with their fellow students in these areas.
On the day of the event students can participate in 2 ways: Give clothes + Buy Clothes.
In addition to giving or buying clothes the day of the event, RBP offers a platform to college students who want to be involved in advocating for the children through opportunities such as short-term trips, internships, and direct contact with a support team designed to equip students to share the children's needs with others. The combination of these resources is setting a collegiate response in motion that will transform the global orphan crisis as students realize the impact that each voice has in changing the life of a child.
Testing your knowledge on Harry Potter books and movies
Campus Ministries Backyard Bible Club meets every Sunday @ 9-10pm.


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Hi all,
Hardware: Compaq Armada 7400, 300Mhz PII, 64Mb RAM , 20 Gb USB ARCdisk (External).
Ok, here goes...i have come just been given the above kit. It did come with its standard 10Gb IBM HDD which is unserviceable (numerous clicking etc - slaved it to my desktop and no joy at all so its hitting the bin).
After a bit of thought i realised that i have a spare 20Gb external USB ARCdisk so i have been trying to install XP Pro SP1 on the machine (using the USB HDD as the primary drive-no internal disc). The install sets of ok, going through "inspecting hardware config", starts loading the drivers and then reaches the point of selecting the partition to install to (there is activity on the drive as it inspects it (red light) and shows the exact size of the disk but then falls over after i select the partition saying "Your computers startup program cannot gain access to the disk".
I then thought "ahhh USB" maybe the XP disk didn't have the right driver so i restarted the setup and hit "F6" to install a third party USB Mass Storage Device driver but as soon as i hit return to load the drivers from the floppy i get a message back saying "the file txtsetup.oem could not be found". Back to square one.
I can't even seem to gain access to the BIOS as the older Compaq seemed to use a partition on the HDD to store part of it (according to HP website).
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Video: Our Own Lisa Stanley Was On Entertainment Tonight Last Night
July 22, 2011 6:07 AM
Last night on Entertainment Tonight, our very own Lisa Stanley was on talking about the Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony split. They to her for the latest exclusive scoop!
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Faculty Publications 1992
Abrams, L. J., R. L. Larson, T. H. Shipley and Y. Lancelot. "Seismic Stratigraphy and Sedimentary History of the Fast Mariana and Pigafetta Basins of the Western Pacific." IN: Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results. 129:551-569. 1992.
Anderson Fontana, Sandra, H. Thomas Rossby and Stephen Riser. RAFOS Floats in the SYNOP Experiment, 1988-1990. University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography. (GSO Technical Report 91-7) 1991.
Anderson Fontana, Sandra, H. Thomas Rossby and Stephen Riser. RAFOS Floats in the Southeastern Pacific Ocean, 1987-1989. University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography. (GSO Technical Report Reference 92 -) 1992.
Anderson Fontana and H. Thomas Rossby. The Synop Experiment: XBT Data for the Period January 1988 to February 1990. University of Rhode Island, Graduate Schoool of Oceanography. (GSO Technical Report 92-2) 1992. Iv. (Various Pagings)
Arimoto, Richard. SEE also: Balkanski, Yves J.
Arimoto, R., R. A. Duce, D. L. Savoie and J. M. Prospero. "Trace Elements in Aerosol Particles From Bermuda and Barbardos: Concentrations, Sources and Relationships to Aerosol Sulfate." Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry. 14(1-4):439-457. 1992.
Arthur, Michael A. SEE: Dean, Walter E.; Hay, Bernward J.; Sigurdsson, Haraldur; Whitaker, Dania E.
Atlas, E.,S. M. Schauffler, J. T. Merrill, C. J. Hahn, B. Ridley, J. Walega, J. Greenberg, L. Heidt and P. Zimmerman. "Alkyl Nitrate and Selected Halocarbon Measurements at Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii." Journal of Geophysical Research, D - Atmospheres. 97(10):10331-10348. June 30, 1992.
Atlas, E. L., B. A. Ridley, G. Hubler, J. G. Walega, M. A Carroll, D. D. Montzka, B. J. Huebert, R. B. Norton, F. E. Grahek and S. Schauffler. "Partitioning and Budget of NOy Species During the Mauna Loa Observatory Photochemistry Experiment." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmospheres. 97(10):10449-10462. June 30, 1992.
Balkanski, Yws J., Daniel J. Jacob, Richard Arimoto and Mark A. Kritz. "Distribution of 222Rn Over the North Pacific: Implications for Continental Influences." Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry. 14(1/4):353-374. April 1992.
Batchelder, Harold P., Elijah Swift and Jeffrey R. Van Keuren. "Diel Patterns of Planktonic Bioluminescence in the Northern Sargasso Sea." Marine Biology. 113:329-339. 1992.
Bender, M., H. Ducklow, J, Kiddon, J. Marra and J. Martin. "The Carbon Balance During the 1989 Spring Bloom in the North Atlantic Ocean, 47 Degrees N, 20 Degrees W." Deep Sea Research. Part A - Oceanographic Research Papers. 39(10):1707-1725. October 1992.
Bloemendal, J., J. W. King, F. R. Hall and S. J. Doh. "Rock Magnetism of Late Neogene and Pleistocene Deep Sea Sediments: Relationship to Sediment Source, Diagenetic Processes, and Sediment Lithology." Journal of Geophysical Research. B - Solid Earth and Planets. 97(B4):4361-4375. April 10, 1992.
Bonte, P., L. Turpin, H. Sigurdsson and C. Jehanno. "Trace Elements and Radiogenic Isotype Characteristics and Fission Track Dating of High Silica and High Ca Tektite Glasses From the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary at Beloc, Haiti (Abstract)." Abstracts of Papers Submitted to the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. 22:123. 1991.
Bursik, M. I., S. N. Carey and R. S. J. Sparks. "A Gravity Current Model for the May 18, 1980 Mount St. Helens Plume." Geophysical Research Letters. 19(16):1663-1666. August 21, 1992.
Bursik, MI, RSJ Sparks, JS Gilbert and SN Carey. "Sedimentation of Tephra by Volcanic Plumes: I. Theory and Its Comparison With a Study of the Fogo A Plinian Deposit, Sao Miguel (Azores)." Bulletin of Volcanology. 54:329-344. 1992.
Carey, Steven N. SEE also: Bursik, MI; Gardner, J. E.; Sigurdsson, Haraldur; Sparks, R. S. J.
Carey, Steven, Haraldur Sigurdsson and Charles Mandeville. "Fire and Water at Krakatau." Earth. 1(2):26-35. March 1992.
Carey, Steven N. "Transport and Deposition of Tephra by Pyroclastic Flows and Surges." IN: Sedimentation in Volcanic Settings. Richard V. Fisher et al, eds. SEPM. (Special Publication of the Society for Sedimentary Geology, No.45) 1991. p.39-57.
Carroll, Mary Anne, Brian A. Ridley, Denise D. Montzka, Gerhard Hubler, James G. Walega, Richard B. Norton, Barry J. Huebert and Frank E. Grahek. "Measurements of Nitric Oxide and Nitrogen Dioxide During the Mauna Loa Observatory Photochemistry Experiment." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmospheres. 97(10):10361-10374. June 30,1992.
Cayula, Jean Francois and Peter Cornillon. "Edge Detection Algorithm for SST Images." Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology. 9(t):67-80. February 1992.
Colman, S. M., E. B. Karabanov, D. F. Williams, P. P. Hearn, Jr. J. W. King, W. H. Oren, J. P. Bradbury, W. C. Shanks III, G. A. Jones and S. T. Carter. "Initial Dating and Paleoenvironmental Results From Lake Baikal, Southeastern Siberia (Abstract)." American Quaternary Association 12 Biennial Meeting, Program and Abstracts. 12:66. 1992.
Corbin, J. M., J. W. King, P. Gangemi, C. Gibson, E. Mecray and Peter Appleby. "Recent and Historical Accumulation of Trace Metals in the Subtidal Sediments of Narragansett Bay, RI (Abstract)." EOS. 73(14,Suppl):161. April 7,1993.
Cornillon, Peter C. SEE: Cayula, Jean Francois; Gangopadhyay, A.
Cronin, Meghan, Karen Tracey and D. Randolph Watts. Mooring Motion Correction of SYNOP Central Array Current Meter Data. University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography. (GSO Technical Report No.92-4) 1992.
Cronin, Meghan, Everett Carter and D. Randolph Watts. "Prediction of the Gulf Stream Path From Upstream Parameters." Journal of Geophysical Research. C - Oceans. 97(5):725- 7270. May 15, 1992.
Detrick, Robert S. SEE: Sinton, John M.
Dettmann, E. H., W. A. Brown, W. M. Warren, M. F. Fox and D. R. Kester. A Steady-State Model of Dissolved Oxygen and Nitrogen in the Providence River Seekonk River Estuary, Rhode Island. Narragansett Bay Project. (NBP-92-102) 1992.
D'Hondt, Steven. SEE also: Oskarsson, N.; Sigurdsson, Haraldur; Whitaker, Dania E.
D'Hondt, Steven and Timothy D. Herbert. "Forum: Comment and Reply on 'Hiatus Distributions and Mass Extinctions at the Cretaceous/Tertiary Boundary'." Geology. 20(4):380-382. April 1992.
D'Hondt, Steven L. and Michael A Arthur. "Inter-Species Variation in Stable Isotopic Signals of Maestrichtian Planktic Foraminfera (Abstract)." Geological Society of America. Abstracts With Programs. 24(7):A90. 1992.
D'Hondt, Steven L., John W. King, Carol Gibson, Jeffrey Park and Timothy D. Herbert. "Precessional Cycles and Late Cretaceous Chronostratigraphy at South Atlantic DSDP Site 516F (Abstract)." Geological Society of America. Abstracts With Programs. 24(7):A110. 1992.
Donaghay, P. L., H. M. Rines and J. McN. Sieburth. "Simultaneous Sampling of Fine Scale Biological, Chemical and Physical Structure in Stratified Waters." Ergebnisse der Limnologie. 36:97-108. 1992.
Donohue, Kathleen, Mark Wimbush, Stephen Chiswall and Roger Lukas. Line Islands Array 1985-1989 , Data Report, Dynamic Height Time Series. Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island. (GSO Technical Report No.92-5) 1992.
Duce, Robert A. SEE also: Gao, Y.; Owens, N. J. P.; Watson, Andrew; Zhuang, Guoshun.
Duce, Robert A. and N. W. Tindale. "Atmospheric Transport of Iron and Its Deposition in the Ocean." Journal of Tribology. 114(2):1715-1726. 1992.
Durbin, Ann G. SEE also; Durbin, Edward G.; Wlodarczyk, Eva.
Durbin, Ann and Edward Durbin. "Seasonal Changes in Size Frequency Distribution and Estimated Age in the Marine Copepod Acartia hudsonica During a Winter Spring Diatom Bloom in Narragansett Bay." Limnology and Oceanography. 37(2):379-392. March 1992.
Durbin, Edward G. SEE also: Durbin, Ann G.; Rodriguez, V.; Wlodarczyk, Eva.
Durbin, Edward G., Ann G. Durbin and Robert G. Campbell. "Body Size and Egg Production in the Marine Copepod Acartia hudsonica During a Winter Spring Diatom Bloom in Narragansett Bay." Limnology and Oceanography. 37(2):342-360. March 1992.
Durbin, Edward G. and Ann G. Durbin. "Effects of Temperature and Food Abundance on Grazing and Short Term Weight-Change in the Marine Copepod Acartia hudsonica." Limnology and Ocearography. 37(2):361-378. March 1992.
Feldman, Gene C., James W. Murray and Margaret W. Leinen. "Use of the Coastal Zone Color Scanner for EqPac Planning." Oceanography. 5(3):143-145. 1992.
Fox, Mary Frances and Dana R. Kester. "Origin of Waters in Warm-Core Ring 82-B." Deep Sea Research. Pt. A - Oceanographic Research Papers. 39 (Suppl 1):S67-S75. 1992.
Fox, Paul J. SEE also: Grindlay, N. R.; Macdonald, K. C.
Fox, Paul J. "Oceanography: The Best of All Possible Laboratories." Maritimes. 36(3):2-4. Fall 1992.
Fox, Paul J. "Wastewater District Should Be Developed (Letter)." Narragansett Times. March 27, 1992. p.19-A.
Galloway, J. N. ... J. T. Merrill et al. "Sulfur and Nitrogen Levels in the North Atlantic Ocean's Atmosphere: A Synthesis of Field and Modeling Results." Global Biogeochemical Cycles. 6(2):77-100. June 1992.
Gangopadhyay, Avijit, Peter Cornillon and D. Randolph Watts. "A Test of the Parsons-Veronis Hypothesis on the Separation of the Gulf Stream." Journal of Physical Oceanography. 22(11):1286-1301. November 1992.
Gao, Y., R. Arimoto, R. A. Duce, D. S. Lee and M. Y. Zhou. "Input of Atmospheric Trace Elements and Mineral Matter to the Yellow Sea During the Spring of a Low-Dust Year." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmospheres. 97(D4):3767-3777. March 20, 1992.
Gao, Y., R. Arimoto, M. Y. Zhou, J. T. Merrill and R. A. Duce. "Relationships Between the Dust Concentrations Over Eastern Asia and the Remote North Pacific." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmosheres. 97(9):9867-9872. June 20, 1992.
Gardner, J. E., M. Rutherford, S. Carey, H. Sigurdsson and G. D. Layne. "Changing Volatile Content and Magnetic Storage of Dacitic Magma at Mount St. Helens (Abstract)." EOS. 73(14,suppl.):367. April 7,1992.
Gowing, M. M. and K. F. Wishner. "Feeding Ecology of Benthopclagic Zooplankton on an Eastern Tropical Pacific Seamount." Marine Biology. 112(3):451-467. March 1992.
Graham, David W., William J. Jenkins, Jean-Guy Schilling, Geoffrey Thompson, Mark D. Kurz and Susan E. Humphris. "Helium Isotope Geochernistry of Mid-Ocean Ridge Basalts From the South Atlantic." Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 110(1 4):133-147. 1992.
Grindlay, N. R., P. J. Fox and P. R. Vogt. "Morphology and Tectonics of the Mid Atlantic Ridge. (250 Degrees- 27 Degrees 30'S) From Sea Beam and Magnetic Data." Journal of Geophysical Research. B - Solid Earth and Planets. 97(5):6983-7010. May 10, 1992.
Hahn, Carole J., J. T. Merrill and B. G. Mendonca. "Meteorological Influences During MLOPEX." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmospheres. 97(10):10291-10309. June 30, 1992.
Hain, James H. W., Mary J. Ratnaswamy, Robert D. Kenney and Howard E. Winn. "The Fin Whale, Balaenoptera physalus, in Waters of the Northeastern United States Continental Shelf." Forty Second Report of the International Whaling Commission. 1992. p.653-669.
Hall, F. R., J. W. King, K. Moran and P. Mudie. "Preliminary Palcomagnetic Results and Rock-Magnetic Correlations From the Central Arctic Ocean (Abstract)." EOS. 73(14,Suppl):286. April 7,1992.
Hay, Bernward J., Michael A. Arthur, Walter E. Dean, Eric D. Neff and Susumu Honjo. "Sediment Deposition in the Late Holocene Abyssal Black Sea With Climatic and Chronological Implications." Deep Sea Research. Part A - Oceanographic Research Papers. 38(Suppl.2):S1211 S1235.1992.
Heaton, Roy W., Kenneth A. Rahn and Douglas H. Lowenthal. "Regional Apportionment of Sulfate and Tracer Elements in Rhode Island Precipitation." Atmospheric Environment. Part A: General Topics. 26(8):1529-1543. June 1992.
Heikes, Brian G. SEE also: Liu, S. C.; Serafin, R.
Heikes, Brian G. "Formaldehyde and Hydroperoxides at Mauna Loa Observatory." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmospheres. 97(16):18001 18013. November 20,1992.
Hinga, Kenneth R. Contaminated Sediments in Narragansett Bay: Severity and Extent. Narragansett Bay Project. (NBP-92-107) 1992.
Hinga, Kenneth R. "Co-Occurrence of Dinoflagellate Blooms and High pH in Marine Enclosures." Marine Ecology Progress Series. 86:181-187. 1992.
Hopper, John R., John C. Mutter, Roger L. Larson, Carolyn Z. Mutter and the Northwest Australia Study Group, "Magmatism and Rift Margin Evolution: Evidence From Northwest Australia." Geology 20(9):853-857. September 1992.
Hubler, G. ... J. Merrill, B. J. Huebert and B. A. Bodhaine. "Total Reactive Oxidized Nitrogen (NOy) in the Remote Pacific Troposphere and Its Correlation With O3 and CO: Mauna Loa Observatory Photochemistry Experiment 1988." Journal of Geophysical Research D - Atmospheres. 97(10):10427-10447. June 30, 1992.
Hueber4 Barry J. SEE: Atlas, E. L.; Carroll, M. A.; Hubler, G.; Norton, R. B.
Kango, Reyaz A. and James G. Quinn. "A Combined Reversed Phase and Purge and Trap Chromatographic Method to Study the Interaction of Volatile Organic Compounds With Dissolved Humic Acid in Aqueous Solutions." Environmental Science and Technology. 26(l):163-165. January 1992.
Kawase, Mitsuhiro, Lewis M. Rothstein and Scott R. Spriinger. "Encounter of a Deep Western Boundary Current With the Equator: A Numerical Spin Up Experiment." Journal of Geophysical Research. C - Oceans. 97(C4):5447-5463. April 15, 1992.
Keefe, M., T. A. Whitesel and H. E. Winn. "Learned Predator Avoidance Behavior and a Two Level System for Chemisensory Recognition of Predatory Fishes in Juvenile Brook Trout." IN: Chemical Signals in Vertebrates 6, Edited by Richard L. Doty and Dietland Mueller Schwarze. Plenum. 1992. p.375-382.
Kester, Dana R. SEE also: Dettmann, E. H.; Fox, Mary Frances; Lin, Jie; Muller, Francois L. L.
Kester, Dana R., G. E. B. Kullenberg and Muriel Cole. "A Global Observing System." Nature and Resources. 28(l):26-34. 1992.
King, John W. SEE: Bloemendal, J.; Colman, S. M.; Corbin, J. M.; D'Hondt, Steven L.; Hall, F. R.; LeBlanc, Lester R.; Peng, Lei; Reynolds, Richard L.; W6itaker, Dania E.; Williams, D. F.
Koebefl, Christian and Haraldur Sigurdsson. "Geochemistry of Impact Glasses From the KiT Boundary in Haiti: Relation to Smectites and a New Type of Glass." Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. 56(5):2113-2129. May 1992.
Laj, Paolo, Julie M. Palais and Haraldur Sigurdsson. "Changing Sources of Impurities to the Greenland Ice Sheet Over the Last 250 Years." Atmospheric Environment. Part A: General Topics. 26(14):2627-2640. October 1992.
Lake, James L., Richard J. Pruell and Frank A Osterman. "An Examination of Dechlorination Processes and Pathways in New Bedford Harbor Sediments." Marine Environmental Research. 33(l):31-47.1992.
Larson, Roger L. SEE also: Abrams, L. J.; Hopper, John R.; Moore, George W.
Larson,. R. L. "Latest Pulse of the Earth; Evidence for a Mid Cretaceous Super Plume (Abstract)." Sixth Meeting, of the European Union of Geosciences. Terra Abstracts. 3(l):306. March 24, 1991.
Larson, Roger L. "Latest Pulse of the Earth; Evidence for a Mid Cretaceous Superplume and Geological Consequences of Superplumes; Reply." Geology. 20(5):476,478. May 1992.
Larson, R. L., M. B. Steiner, E. Erba and Y. Lancelot. "Paleolattitudes and Tectonic Reconstructions of the Oldest Portion of the Pacific Plate: A Comparative Study." Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results. 129:615-631. 1992.
Larson, R. L., R. C. Searle, M. C. KJeinrock, H. Schouten, R. T. Bird, D. F. Naar, R. I. Rusby, E. E. Hooft and H. Lasthiotakis. "Roller Bearing Tectonic Evolution of the Juan Fernandez Microplate." Nature. 356(6470):571-576. 16 April 1992.
Larson, Roger L. and William W. Sager. "Skewness of Magnetic Anomalies MO to M29 in the Northwestern Pacific." Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results. 129:471-481. 1992.
Latimer, James S., John T. Ellis, Lawrence LeBlanc and James G. Quinn. Inputs of Organic Contaminants to Narragansett Bay Under Wet Weather Conditions. Narragansett Bay Project. (NBP-92-100) 1992.
Latimer, James S., Stephen A. Cormier and James G. Quinn. Non Aromatic Petroleum and Natural Hydrocarbons Entering Narragansett Bay From Four Tributaries Under Dry Weather Conditions. Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island. 1992. 50p.
LeBlanc, Lawrence A., James S. Latimer, John T. Ellis and James G. Quinn. "The Geochernistry of Coprostanol in Waters and Surface Sediments From Narragansett Bay." Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science. 34(5):439-458. 1992.
LeBlanc, Lester R., Larry Mayer, Manuel Rufino, Steven G. Schock and John King. "Marine Sediment Classification Using the Chirp Sonar." Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 91(l):107-115. January 1992.
Leinen, Margaret. SEE also: Feldman, Gene C.; Mayer, Larry A.; Murray, James W.
Leinen, Margaret. "U.S. EqPac Encounters El Nino." U.S. JGOFS News. 3(3):9-10. March 1992.
Leinen, Margaret. "To Degree or Not to Degree: Graduate School in Marine Science." Maritimes. 36(3):8-11. Fall 1992.
Lin, Jie and Dana R. Kester. "The Kinetics of Fe(II) Complexation by Ferrozine in Seawater." Marine Chemistry. 38(3 4):283-301. 1992.
Liu, S. C., M. Trainer, M. A. Carroll, G. Hubler, D. D. Montzka, R. B. Norton, B. A. Ridley, J. G. Walega, E. L. Atlas, B. G. Heikes, B. J. Huebert and W. Warren. "A Study of the Photochemistry and Ozone Budget During the Mauna Loa Observatory Photochemistry Experiment." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmospheres. 97(10):10463-10471. June 30,1992.
Lowenthal, Douglas H. and Kenneth A. Rahn. "The Relationship Between Ozone and Regional Tracers in Rural Rhode Island." Atmospheric Environment. Part A: General Phyics. 26A(4):725-730. March 1992.
Macdonald, K C., P. J. Fox, S. Miller, et al. "The East Pacific Rise and Its Flanks 8 -8 0Degrees N; History of Segmentation, Propagation, and Spreading Direction Based on SeaMARC 11 and Sea Beam Studies." Marine Geophysical Researches. 14(4):299-344. November 1992. (With 6 Maps)
Marshall, Nelson. Understanding the Eastern Caribbean and the Antilles: With Checklists Appended. Th''Anchorage Publishers. 1992. 252p.
Mayer, Larry A ... Margaret Leinen et al. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program: Initial Reports: Part 1, 138.. College Station, TX. (Ocean Drilling Program) 1991.
Mayer, Larry A.... Margaret Leinen et al. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program: Initial Reports: Part 2. Eastern Equatorial Pacific. 138. College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program). 1992.
Merrill, John T. SEE also: Atlas, E.; Galloway, J. N.; Gao, Y.; Hubler, G.; Ridley, B. A.; Savoie, Dennis L.; Vernon, A.; Walega, J. G.
Merrill, John. "Education and Careers in Oceanography." Maritimes. 36(3):1. Fall 1992.
Murray, James W., Margaret W. Leinen, Richard A. Feely, J. R. Toggweiler and Rik Wanninkhof. "EqPac: A Process Study in the Central Equatorial Pacific." Oceanography. 5(3):134-142. 1992.
Nixon, Scott W. SEE also: Stanley, Donald W.; Taylor, David.
Nixon, Scott W. "Quantifying the Relationship Between Nitrogen Input and the Productivity of Marine Ecosystems." IN: Proceedings of the Advances in Marine Technology Conference. 1992. p.57-83.
Norton, R. B., M. A. Carroll. D. D. Montzka, G. Hubler, B. J. Huebert, G. Lee, W. W. Warren, B. A. Ridley and J. G. Walega. "Measurements of Nitric Acid and Aerosol Nitrate at the Mauna Loa Observatory During the Mauna Loa Observatory Photochemistry Experiment 1988." Journal of Geophysical Research. D - Atmospheres. 97(10):10415-10425. June 30, 1992.
Oian, Xiaoshu and D. Randolph Watts. The Synop Experiment: Bottom Pressure Maps for the Central Array, May 1988 to August 1990. Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island. (GSO Technical Report 92-3) 1992. 187p.
Oskarsson, N., M. Steinberg, P. Pradel, O. Helgason, H. Sigurdsson and S. D'Hondt. "Oxygen Isotope Variation, Mossbauer Spectra or Iron Oxidation and Volatile Content of Tektite Glasses From the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary at Beloc, Haiti (Abstract)." Abstracts of Papers Submitted to the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. 22:1009. 1991.
O'Sullivan, D. W., A. K. Hanson, W. L. Miller and D. R. Kester. "Measurement of Fe(II) in Surface Water of the Equatropical Pacific." Journal of Tribolo . 114(2):1715 -726. 1992.
Owens, N. J. P., J. N. Galloway and R. A. Duce. "Episodic Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition to Oligotropic Oceans." Nature. 357(6377):397 -99. 4 June 1992.
Peng, Lei and John W. King. "A Late Quaternary Geomagnetic Secular Variation Record From Lake Waiau, Hawaii, and the Question of the Pacific Nondipole Low." Journal of Geophysical Research. B - Solid Earth and Planets. 97(B4):4407-4424. April 10, 1992.
Pilson, Michael E. Q. "Is the Greenhouse Effect Here?" Maritimes. 36(2):1-2. Summer. 1992.
Pratt, David. SEE: Pratt, Virginia.
Pratt, Virginia and David Pratt. "Taxes, Are Patriotic (Letter)." Providence Journal-Bulletin. December 3, 1992. p.A-12.
Quinn, James G. SEE also: Kango, Reyaz A.; Latimer, James S.; LeBlanc, Lawrence A
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Rahn, Kenneth A. SEE also: Heaton, R. W.; Lowenthal, Douglas H.
Rahn, Kenneth A. "Incinerators: Confronting the Waste Crisis Responsibly." Providence Journal-Bulletin. July 18, 1992. p.A11.
Rahn, Kenneth A., Steven B. Hemingway and Margaret W. Peacock. "A Trace-Element Technique for Determining Nonpoint Sources of Contamination in Freshwaters." Environmental Science and Technology. 26(4):788-797. 1992.
Reynolds, Richard L., J. W. King, Steven M. Colman, D. S. Sweetkind and P. Gengemi. "Paleomagnetism* and Sediment Magnetism of Holocene Sediments in Southern Lake Michigan; Contributions to Studies of Lake-Level and Paleoenvironmental Changes (Abstract)." IN: 4th Annual Southern Lake Michijf~an Coastal Erosion Study Workshop, David W. Folge, ed. U.S. Geological Survey (Open File Report No. 92 -324) 1992. p.42-44.
Rivkin, R. B., H. H. Seliger, E. Swift and W. H. Biggley. "Light Shade Adaptation by the Oceanic Dinoflagellates Pyrocystis noctiluca and P. fusiformis." Marine Biology. 68:181-191. 1992.
Rodriguez, Valeriano and Edward G. Durbin. "Evaluation of Synchrony of Feeding Behavior in Individual Acartia hudsonica (Copepoda, Calanoida)." Marine Ecology Progress Series. 87(1 2):7-14. October 1992.
Rossby, H. Thomas. SEE: Anderson Fontana, Sandra.
Rothstein, Lewis M. SEE: Kawase, Mitsuhiro.
Saila, Saul B. "Application of Fuzzy Graph Theory to Successional Analysis of a Multispecies Trawl Fishery." Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 121:211-233. 1992.
Saila, Saul B. "Book Review: Fisheries and Oil Development on the Continental Shelf. Edited by C. S. Brenner and R. W. Middleton." Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 121(5):697-698. September 1992.
Saila, Saul B. Estuaries and the Coastal Zone: Challenges and Opportunities. Based on a Rhode Island Sea Grant Coastal Issues in New England Lecture. Rhode Island Sea Grant. 1992. 4p.
Saila, Saul B. Suggestions Regarding, Management Planning for Some Vertebrate and Invertebrate Resources of Narragansett Bay Narragansett Bay Project. (NBP 92 81) 1992. 52p.
Saila, S. B. and J. C. B. Uktolscja. "Tuna Resources Potential in Indonesian Waters." IN: Pollnac, Richard B., Connor Bailey and Alie Poernomo. Contributions to Fishery Development Policy in Indonesia. Central Research Institute for Fisheries, Agency for Agricultural Research & Development, Ministry of Agriculture. 1992. p.5-23.
Savoie, Dennis L ., Joseph M. Prospero, Samuel J. Oltmans, William C. Graustein, Karl K, Turekian, John T. Merrill and Hiram Mevy II. "Sources of Nitrate and Ozone in the Marine Boundary Layer of the Tropical North Atlantic." Journal of Geophysical Research D - Atmospheres. 97(11):11575-11589. July 20,1992.
Schilling, Jean Guy. SEE also: Graham, David W.
Schilling, Jean Guy, Richard H. Kingsley, Barry B. Hanan and Brian L. McCully. "Nd-Sr-Pb Isotopic Variations Along the Gulf of Aden, Evidence for Afar Mantle Plume-Continental Lithosphere Interaction." Journal of Geophysical Research. B - Solid Earth and Planets. 97(7):10927-10966. July 10,1992.
Serafin, R., B. Heikes, D. Sargeant, W, Smith, A E. Takle, and R. Wakimoto. "Study on Observational Systems: A Review of Meteorology and Oceanographic Education in Observational Techniques and the Relationship to National Facilities and Needs." Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. 72:815-826.1991.
Sherman, Kenneth. "Monitoring and Assessment of Large Marine Ecosystems; A Global and Regional Perspective." IN: Ecological Indicators, Edited by Daniel H. McKenzie, D. Eric Hyatt and V. Janet McDonald. Elsevier. 1992. p.1041-1074.
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Sigurdsson, Haraldur. SEE also: Bonte, P.; Koeberl, C.; Laj, P.; Oskarsson, N.; Sparks, R. S. J.
Sigurdsson, Haraldur and Paolo Laj. "Atmospheric Effects of Volcanic Eruptions." IN: Encyclopedia of Earth System Science, Volume 1. Academic Press. 1992. p.183-199.
Sigurdsson, Haraldur. "Discovery and Serendipity in Science." Maritimes. 36(3):12-15. Fall 1992.
Sigurdsson, H., S. D'Hondt and S. Carey. "The Impact of the Cretaceous/Tertiary Bolide on Evaporite Terrane and Generation of Major Sulfuric Acid Aerosol." Earth and Planetau Science Letters. 109(3 4):543-559, April 1992.
Sigurdsson, Haraldur, Steven D'Hondt and Steven Carey. "Sulfur Emission Due to Bolide Impact on Evaporite Terrane at Cretaceous/Tertiary Boundary: Evidence From Impact Glasses (Abstract)." Geological Society of America. Abstracts With Programs. 24(7):A355. 1992.
Sigurdsson, Haraldur, Steven D'Hondt, Michael A. Arthur, Timothy J. Bralower, James C. Zachos, Mickey van Fossen and James E. T. Channell. "Tektite Glass From the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary in Haiti (Abstract)." Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. Abstracts of Papers. 22:1259-1260. 1991.
Sigurdsson, Haraldur. "Working With JASON in the Galapagos." Maritimes. 36(l):13 -5. February 1992.
Sinton, John M. and Robert S. Detrick. "Mid-Ocean Ridge Magma Chambers." Journal of Geophysical Research. B - Solid Earth and Planets. 97(l):197-216. January 10, 1992.
Smayda, Theodore J. "A Phantom of the Ocean." Nature. 358(6385):374-375. July 30, 1992.
Smayda, Theodore J. Survey of Environmental Conditions and Plankton Dynamics Along a Eutrophication Gradient in Narragansett Bay During an Annual Cycle. Narragansett Bay Project. (NBP 92-87) 1992. 1 volume (Various Pagings).
Sowers, Todd, Michael Bender, Dominique Raynaud and Y. S. Korotkevich. "~l 5 N of N 2 in Air Trapped in Polar Ice: A Tracer of Gas Transport in the Firn and a Possible Constraint on Ice Age-Gas Age Differences." Journal of Geophysical Research. D Atmospheres. 97(14):15683-15697. October 20, 1992.
Sparks, R. S. J., M. I. Bursik, S. N. Carey, J. S. Gilbert and H. Sigurdsson. "Sedimentation of Tephra From Volcanic Plumes (Abstract)." Sixth Meeting of the European Union of Geosciences. Terra Abstracts. 3(l):117-118. 1991.
Sparks, R. S. J., M. I. Bursik, G. T. Ablay, R. M. E. Thomas and S. N. Carey. "Sedimentation of Tephra by Volcanic Plumes. Part 2: Control on Thickness and Grain-Size Variations of Tephra Free Deposits." Bulletin of Volcanology. 54(8):685-695. October 1992.
Stanley, Donald W. and Scott W. Nixon. "Stratification and Bottom-Water Hypoxia in the Pamlico River Estuary." Estuaries. 15(3):270-281. September 1992.
Swift, Elijah. SEE: Batchelder, Harold P.; Rivkin, R. B.
Taylor, David and Scott Nixon. "Living Models for Studying Pollution of Coastal Lagoons." Maritimes. 36(l):10-12. February 1992.
Veron, A., T. M. Church, C. C. Patterson, Y. EreI and J. T. Merrill. "Continental Origin and Industrial Sources of Trace Metals in the Northwest Atlantic Troposphere." Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry. 14(1 4):339-351. 1992.
Viekman, Bruce E., Roger D. Flood, Mark Wimbush, Mohammad Faghri, Yutaka Asako and John C. Van Leer. "Sedimentary Furrows and Organized Flow Structure: A Study in Lake Superior." Limnology and Oceanography. 37(4):797-812. June 1992.
Walega, J. G., B. A Ridley, S. Madronich, F. E. Grahem, J. D. Shetter, T. D. Sauvain, C. J. Hahn, J. T. Merrill, B. A Bodhaine and E. Robinson. "Observations of Peroxyacetyl Nitrate, Peroxypropionyl Nitrate, Methyl Nitrate and Ozone During the Mauna Loa Observatory Photochemistry Experiment." Journal of Geophysical Research. D Atmospheres. 97(10):10311-10330. June 30, 1992.
Watts, D. Randolph. SEE: Cronin, M.; Gangopadhyay, A.; Oian, Xiaoshu.
Whitaker, Dania E., Steven L. D'Hondt, John W. King, Timothy D. Herbert and Michael Arthur. "The Sedimentary Expression of I ate Cretaceous Precessional Cycles at South Atlantic DSDP Sites 527 and 525A (Abstract)." Geological Society of America. Abstracts With Programs. 24(7):A20. 1992.
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Wimbush, Mark SEE also: Birkman, Bruce E.; Donahue, Kathleen; Viekman, Bruce E.
Wimbush, Mark. "Introducing Undergraduates to Oceanographic Research." Maritimes. 36(3):5-7. Fall 1992.
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Wishner, Karen F. SEE also: Gowing, M. W.
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Yoder, Jim. "EqPac at 500 Feet: The JGOFS Air Corps Returns to Action." U.S. JGOFS News. 4(l):5,15. September 1992.
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October 13, 2015
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is getting some backing for his campaign to help promote breastfeeding.
The mayor has received some flak over a new city policy, taking effect in September and reported in Sunday's New York Post, that discourages baby formula from being used in hospitals. While some are chiding the mayor for imposing a "nanny state," The National Alliance for Breastfeeding Advocacy says it's a good program.
The Alliance's executive director says keeping baby formula under lock and key, like medicines are kept, helps prevent hospital staffers from reaching for a bottle first, instead of encouraging new mothers to nurse their babies.
New York City's program called Latch On NYC is voluntary for hospitals, and is part of a nationwide effort to improve newborns' health by promoting breastfeeding for babies.
Mothers who insist on bottle-feeding will be able to do so, but nurses would have to sign out the baby formula, which would always be on hand for mothers who have difficulty breastfeeding.
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Adam Levine To Release Fragrance; Will Smell Awesome
February 8, 2013 10:53 AM
Adam Levine introduced his new cologne this week. It smells like sports cars, supermodels and money!
The star of The Voice and lead singer of a little band named Maroon 5 is venturing into the world of celebrity fragrances.
The scents will debut in May of this year and will be named '222', the singers lucky number.
Levine teamed with ID perfumes, the same company that helped Katy Perry release her Purr and Meow fragrances.


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CCCA turning 60 and wants your help documenting the history of the club
Age is relative. The Classic Car Club of America's origins go back to the early 1950s, when a group of 1920s and 1930s Cadillac and Packard owners found that they couldn't fully participate in events put on by the Antique Automobile Club of America because their cars were too new. So in 1952, they incorporated the CCCA and have since then staked out a place for the grand and majestic Full Classics in the collector-car hobby.
Next year, the CCCA turns 60, and the club has started a scavenger hunt for pieces of its own history. Though club officials have already put together a timeline of that history, they are currently looking for photographs, programs and other memorabilia from the club's 60 years of shows and tours to help flesh out that history. From the CCCA's website:
Over the years the original photographs used in the Club publications have been returned to their rightful owners after they have been published. That means our archive on people, events and cars is very thin. We are hoping that, as collectors, you have photographs or items you would be willing to share with the entire Club during the 60th Anniversary Year Celebration.
We have already started work on the Club's History – this is where we need your help. If you have photographs, printed material or items that will help document the CARavans®, Grand Classics®, Annual Meeting or any CCCA activity since 1952 you are willing to share, send them in. All materials will become part of the permanent CCCA Archive, even if you want them returned, as they will be stored digitally for future members to enjoy.
The deadline for submitting those materials is September 1. For more information, visit classiccarclub.org.
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congratulations with your anniversary from the Belgian Federation for Historic Vehicles (BFOV-FBVA)
Don't know if we can be of any help out here?
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By Diogenes (bio - articles ) | Dec 09, 2008
The newly elected US Congressman:
- was once a former Jesuit novice, before realizing that his calling was to marriage and a secular career.
- remains an active Catholic layman-- in fact, served a term on the National Advisory Council to the US bishops' conference.
- won a special-election victory over an incumbent who is facing bribery charges.
- is the son of immigrants, whose father spent years in a Communist prison camp.
- has worked primarily as an attorney for immigrants.
- is solidly pro-life.
So why isn't Rep. Anh "Joseph" Cao a poster boy for Catholic activism? Why isn't be being asked to speak on the campus of every Jesuit university in the country? Why aren't editors of America magazine shaking their pom-poms?
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Tarzan And Jane And Stuffon February 14, 2012 at 09:01
Does this qualify as a Valentine's Day comic? There may be subtle hints of romance in there, but I think we can all agree, that it isn't outright smothered in the sticky sweetness and pink hearts that usually constitute such endeavors. So perhaps the answer is no. Still, it does feature ol' Tarzan of the Apes alongside his long-time love affair and wife to be, Jane Porter, in some very happening get-ups. Leopard briefs/loincloths always lend a certain sense of anything-can-happen,-but-it's-gonna-get-sexy quality to any given situation. Perhaps you will find some of the otherwise missing Valentine's magic here. I hope so. Merry Valentine's day everyone!


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Hi folks. Made a Facebook page for SDP last night. Follow the blog updates here, if that's your preference.
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Ok, so we're a little animal-heavy around here these days, but seriously? Girlfriend is feeding a tiger cub. Eight days of excitement in Koh Samui, Thailand
Norway is on the up and up lately! The more we see, the more we like. Scenic Norway
Great piece from one of our favorites on Matador! The weightlessness I craved when I quit my job
We hear soo many differing opinions on India, but Udaipur pretty consistently gets rave reviews. We can see why. Romantic Udaipur
We want to live in, like, all of these. 15 of the best historic cafes in Europe
Remember the time we got Lola-fied? Oh, it's a thing.
Find out more by following us on Instagram: @_theromantic & @_thewino
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