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This past BL season. First one I have followed from start to finish, opened my eyes.... The Biggest motivation was to really get into weight training. That has hit me, that that is KEY!!!
Watching Biggest Loser, you see them shape up fast...HOW do they do it? The trainers start them out PROMPTLY building muscle. We neglect this BIGGEST secret....and need to emphasize this fact alot more!
Lifting heavy weights will build muscle mass and you will burn more calories doing anything at any given time.
Cardio is a great way to burn calories and fat, but it also burns muscle. Strength Training will build new muscle, which will also burn EXTRA calories (and replace the muscle you may have lost from all that Cardio.) Also, don't forget to eat a few more calories on your workout days. FUEL your body!


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Combo extended survival for certain women with estrogen-positive tumors, study found
THURSDAY, Dec. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Adding chemotherapy to standard cancer-suppressing tamoxifen can boost survival in postmenopausal women with the most common type of breast cancer, known as estrogen receptor-positive, and it's best given before the tamoxifen regimen starts, according to a new study.
"Chemotherapy with Adriamycin adds to your survival benefit over and above what tamoxifen would do if you are postmenopausal and have positive lymph nodes and estrogen receptor-positive cancer [the most common type]," explained Dr. Kathy Albain, the lead researcher and professor of medicine at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine.
And in another study, Albain found that screening breast tumors with an available multi-gene test spots patients who may not need this form of chemotherapy, despite fitting the standard profile.
Both studies are published online Dec. 10, the first in the journal The Lancet and the second in The Lancet Oncology. Albain is also due to present her findings Thursday at the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium in San Antonio, Texas.
In estrogen receptor-positive cancer, tumor cells carry many receptors on their surfaces to which estrogen can attach, fueling tumor growth. Tamoxifen works by blocking the receptors.
Experts have long debated whether women with estrogen receptor-positive cancers -- whose growth is fueled by circulating estrogen -- would get more benefit from having a chemotherapy regimen on top of tamoxifen.
Albain led a research team from multiple centers that followed nearly 1,500 breast cancer patients for up to 13 years, with a median (half longer, half less) of nearly nine years. All were past menopause and had hormone receptor-positive cancer that had spread to at least one lymph node in the armpit area.
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The Georgia Ports Authority plans $142 million in capital spending on cranes, empty-container storage, a new terminal gate, and other infrastructure and equipment during its 2016 fiscal year.
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21 Sep 2015
Container volumes at the Port of Savannah rose 4.4 percent in August from the same period in 2014, an indication that the torrid pace of 10 to 27 percent year-over-year growth rates experienced in previous months could moderate as shippers return to the West Coast.
15 Sep 2015
The first Porsches will roll off at the port of Jacksonville in October after Florida used millions of dollars in incentives to lure the German automaker and its parent company, Volkswagen, away from the nearby port of Brunswick, Georgia.
31 Aug 2015
A new seafood production and distribution center will fuel refrigerated imports through the port of Savannah, building on the port's double-digit inbound reefer growth experienced last year.
24 Aug 2015
As U.S. auto sales surge, U.S. Southeast port are shifting into high gear to win that highly profitable roll-on, roll-off cargo.
28 Jul 2015
29 Jun 2015
Containerized cargo volume at the Port of Savannah in May set a record for the third consecutive month, indicating that the busiest U.S. South Atlantic port continues to gain market share from regional and West Coast competitors.
18 May 2015
The Port of Savannah posted record container volumes in April, a potential sign that shippers who were once looking for a temporary haven from U.S. West Coast port disruption may have found a more permanent home on the East Coast.


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This is my second pair of cryo treated slotted front rotors for my Nissan sentra. I got about 150,000 miles out of the first pair. The very best rotor I have every had on any vehicle. Strong, progressive, powerful with the EBC yellow stuff brake pads, without warpage. The old ones just wore a little thin. When my f250 turbo diesel is ready for front rotors, cryo slotted rotors it will be with the heavy duty EBC green stuff for tow use.


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Petrash: Where, oh where, can Obama's leadership be?
Well, it's 3 a.m., the red phone is ringing, people are knocking on the White House door, and nobody's answering. Middle Eastern and North African countries are erupting into violence and there are threats of civil war in Libya. China's huge demand for oil sent its naval ships to the Libyan coast early on. The world is calling for America's help. Gasoline prices are soaring. ObamaCare needs revamping, at a minimum. And, to top it all off, protests over state budget cuts are on the rise. Where is President Obama? All this going on and we're not seeing much leadership from President Obama.
All these issues didn't just happen. They've been building over quite some time and the GOP has been loud and clear about their desire for Obama to provide leadership on these issues.
President Obama has made strong statements denouncing Gadhafi's "outrageous and unacceptable" violence, firing on his own people. Hurrah! The problem is there has been no real action on our part, just words.
Ronald Reagan, when faced with Gadhafi's drivel years ago, took decisive action and bombed his house. He silenced Gadhafi and let him know that if he got out of line he'd be gone. Now that's decisive action and we didn't hear much from Gadhafi for a long time — like 20 plus years — and our national security interests haven't been threatened. Decisive action gets world respect. Passive reaction, i.e., no leadership when needed, motivates our adversaries. To paraphrase 3M CEO George Buckley, presidents, as well as anybody else, "should be judged by the movement of their feet, not by the movement of their mouths."
Wonder what would've happened if the Obama administration was as principled as Reagan? Would the Middle East be as volatile as it is now? Would Iran and North Korea be so obnoxious with their "saber rattling?" Not likely. The question now, is how many Irans will form as a result of America's inaction? George Bush caught a lot of flak for invading Iraq to keep the region free. How many democracies, besides Iraq's, fragile as it might be, exist in the region? Safe to say, we miss him now.
Then comes our energy policy, or the lack of it. Why should we continue to depend on foreign oil from an unstable region? That, by definition, is an unstable policy. When there's disruption in the region, it leaves the U.S., and other large countries, vulnerable. It disrupts economic recovery. We have huge oil and natural gas reserves that could make a difference in the supply of crude oil in this country, driving prices down. Instead, we put up with shortages and depend on Middle East oil. We'll soon pay $5 per gallon at our gas pumps.
Alaska's new Governor Sean Parnell, also known as Sarah Palin's successor, said in a speech, at the National Press Club, where he declared President Obama openly hostile to oil-producing states, "this is the moment our government must re-examine its "no new wells" policy when it comes to oil exploration and development here at home." Developing "green" energy is a long and continuous process. Drilling in this country is something we can do now with much better results. Don't forget the fact we need refineries as well.
Obama's strategies toward socialism seem unhampered. In a Huffington Post article, George Buckley stated, in reference to President Obama, "we know what his instincts are — they are Robin Hood-esque. He is anti-business." Stated another way, socialism robs from the rich and gives to the poor. It is not our way of life! President Obama's antics will not improve our economy. They will change our economy, increase our dependence on a bigger government and substantially shrink the middle class. I'm not one that thinks this is "change" for the better.
Gadhafi fired on his own people. The world has called for his resignation because he has lost the right to lead. Obama continues to fire on his own people, legislatively and economically, with his socialistic agenda, an agenda people, who live in a nation that has prospered by the free market, do not want.
Obama's policies are about socialism. They are anti-business, they facilitate redistribution of individual wealth, they promote government ownership of business, they will decrease jobs and they hurt our economy. There's not a better example of this than ObamaCare.
We need a president who will lead the way and focus on improving our American standard of living and quality of life, one who sees "the bright shining light on the hill", not one who wants to put it out by redistributing American wealth, or worse, by forcing our businesses to move to other countries.
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By Lisa Hilton
Pegasus Books, $25.95, 336 pages illustrated
For all those readers who can't get enough of the Mitford clan, with their pet names and jokes, shrieks of laughter and shafts of barbed wit, here's yet more fodder. Readers of Nancy Mitford's books know about her Francophile tastes and her heroines' bliss — a favorite Mitford word — in the discovery of an aristocratic French lover. As soon as sister Jessica read "The Pursuit of Love" in 1945, she knew that its author had fallen for a Frenchman.
Its dedication revealed that the gentleman in question was Gaston Palewski and all the subsequent biographies and studies of the Mitfords have enlightened us about this Free French officer whom she met in wartime London and followed back to Paris, where he was Charles de Gaulle's right-hand man. However, as someone who has read just about everything written about these folks, who draw you in as much with revulsion as attraction, I think it is fair to say that Lisa Hilton's "The Horror of Love" really does give a much fuller, fleshed-out portrait of Palewski than any other.
In her book, he is far more than the ridiculous lothario familiar to Mitford aficionados, just as Nancy is revealed to be a woman of firmly held political principles and opinions, as patriotic and devoted to liberty as her notorious siblings were to Fascism, Nazism or Communism. She was, however, rabidly anti-American, in person and in her books, although she never crossed the Atlantic or had American friends. "Her loathing for America," writes Ms. Hilton, "was entirely serious."
Despite the seriousness of her enterprise, readers need not fear that Ms. Hilton shortchanges them of all the delightful gossip and schadenfreude that we have come to expect when encountering these colorful figures. We hear about Palewski's acne and his halitosis, among a host of less-than-attractive traits and his modus operandi as a seducer: "Gaston operated on a principle of maximum returns, making passes at practically every woman he came across, enjoying an astonishing (and to his peers quite infuriating) degree of success."
She even manages to come up with a story about him that is new even to me. While serving as French ambassador in Rome, "Gaston offered an attractive girl a lift home in the ambassadorial car, to which she replied 'No thank you, I'm much too tired this evening. I'd rather walk.' "
Of course, as readers of Mitford's fiction know so well, she found everything about her lover amusing and, to use a word she never would have, cute. She had a preternatural capacity to make a joke out of anything, yet managed to preserve a sting in its telling — hence, the anecdote that gives this book its title. Surprising her lover in a tryst with another woman, as the English heroine of her novel, "The Blessing" does with her French husband, Mitford explained "that what she couldn't bear was that he had looked happy, 'so dreadful to prefer the loved one to be unhappy. Oh, the HORROR of love.' "
Ms. Hilton is delicate and judicious in her understanding of the complexities of the dynamic between the lovers. While not glossing over the painful aspects, she emphasizes the positive as well, the sexual chemistry and the delight in each other's company that were just as real. Best of all, she refrains from facile judgments based on today's standards of social and political correctness, showing instead a real understanding of the mores and customs prevalent in the circles in which Mitford moved back then, putting her in salutary context of her time and place.
Ms. Hilton shines just as much in her illumination of Palewski. In contrast to the aristocratic background of Mitford's fictional transformations of him, his own was decidedly bourgeois and Jewish to boot. His decades as a leading Gaullist involved many important government positions, including a pivotal role in France's nuclear development. In political matters, he was as faithful to de Gaulle as he was faithless to the myriad of women in his life. Seeing him here as a consequential figure of sterling character and loyalty in the public domain rescues him forever from the comic opera figure so prominent in the well-worn Mitford tapestry.
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U-M's purchase of the former Pfizer pharmaceutical research facility adjacent to the University's current North Campus will be completed on June 16, said executive vice president and chief financial officer Timothy Slottow at a May 14 U-M Board of Regents meeting in Dearborn.
A due-diligence period will end this coming Monday, May 18, paving the way for the University to purchase the campus and its contents from Pfizer for $108 million. The first U-M offices on the campus may open this fall, and the first laboratories in early 2010.
In all, the purchase will lead to the creation of 2,000 to 3,000 high-quality new jobs in the next decade -- replacing many of those lost in the closure of the facility that had been a pharmaceutical research hub for more than 50 years.
Many of those jobs will come as new scientists and their teams are attracted to Ann Arbor, or as existing research teams add new members. Other jobs will arise from U-M's increased engagement with the private sector, including the potential for existing and startup companies to use space on the new campus.
The purchase will foster immediate expansion of U-M's already robust and rapidly growing research enterprise, which is one of the largest in the United States, approaching $1 billion in annual expenditures.
Buying the Pfizer site will save U-M both time and money over the long term compared with the cost of building new research facilities -- even after renovations and maintenance are accounted for. The campus is especially ideal for the University's growing research activities in health, biomedical scien
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Luxury Swiss Replica Watches – Know about the Trend
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In 1985, when Patek Philippe produced the 3970 , it chose Lemania as the movement. In 2005, 3970 movement was changed into 5970 and technically speaking, it just has a little adjustment to the case. Next comes the Patek Philippe homemade movement CH29. But so far, 5270 only serves white gold edition. In this year, a silver and a blue dial edition were released. From 1518 to 5270, this perpetual calendar chronograph produces for over 70 years and witnessed great changes on the watch industry. It is said that 5970 produced 350 and many directors from Patek Philippe said that the new CH29 movement on 5270 is home-made one which is more stable and precise than the Lemania.
In 2006, the new Patek Philippe 5130 was released, which is on sold. It has a bigger size which reaches 39.5mm but still has the 240HU as the movement. At present, there are four editions available. Precious metal comes rarer and takes up a small count and only Rolex now stick to such mode, such as the Daytona in this year that is a masterpiece made of platinum.


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In this tremendously moving story, young Baldwin IV shoulders more responsibility at age 13 than most do in a lifetime when he becomes King of Jerusalem in the year 1174. Besides facing enemies in the form of vicious Turks and calculating usurpers to his throne, Baldwin faces the incurable and horrifying affliction of leprosy.
But together with his loyal friend Theo, Baldwin learns that true bravery isn't about not being afraid, but doing the right thing even when you are, and trusting in God. Both young men discover incredible courage, fortitude, faith, devotion, and sacrifice as they grow with zeal in the face of frightening adversity and battles.
And what battles! The heart-pounding suspense and intensity sweep readers right onto the battlefield. Impressive as it is, the fighting is never glorified for its own sake, but seen in the proper perspective of fighting for what is good and holy. Battle scenes are tempered with entertaining and enlightening scenes of characters and kingdom life. Readers are given a fascinating glimpse into the ways of the Knights Templar, as well as treated to a stunning plot twist!
I'm in awe of the author's ability to infuse the characters with such life and vigor. She works the various viewpoints to perfection—keeping the story rolling and captivating. Teens and adults alike will enjoy this book and will cheer and weep for both Baldwin and Theo as they soldier on through remarkable odds.
Crusader King is a most worthy read in the truest sense, sure to grip your mind, heart, and soul—and send you searching for more of Ms. Peek's books!
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Together with her new friend Theresa, who is struggling with a deep sorrow, Molly searches for answers by delving into the history of the town and the Irish immigrants, particularly the mill girls who worked long, hard hours for money to send home to their loved ones.
19-year-old Ann's story begins in 1827, with her boarding a ship bound for America, with hopes of joining the mill girls. Resourceful and determined, she works hard, sends money and letters home, and clings to her Catholic faith. Meanwhile, a budding romance fills her with hopes and dreams for the future. The multilayered story is rich with Catholic traditions and Irish heritage.
Erin's Ring is a splendid tale, with meaningful yet entertaining content, easily enjoyed by adults and teens alike. The pull to keep reading was irresistible; I was continually trying to squeeze reading time into my busy day. The plot always entices and is driven by the characters, their lives, loves, and sufferings. The young women of the past and present struggle with hardships as their lives are shaped by faith in God.
I'm thoroughly impressed with Pearl's ability to create this beautiful tapestry of love, hope, and courage. She has such a talent for writing wholesome yet real stories. I'm also very in awe of the fact that she wrote Erin's Ring in a matter of months. That can only be done with extreme dedication and a true passion for the story. Like Pearl's debut novel (Finding Grace), Erin's Ring is another keeper for my bookshelf to pass on to my daughters!
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The characters come to life in a genuine historical atmosphere. In the midst of the Great Depression, eleven-year-old twins–timid Maggie and spunky Em–spend the summer on their Aunt Sophie's beautiful farm. Maggie hopes this idyllic place can finally be a permanent home. Unfortunately, the bank is ready to snatch the farm if the overdue taxes aren't paid soon.
To save the farm, Maggie determines to find the family's long-lost Brandenburg treasure and the priceless jewel-studded Madonna statue. But mysterious "ghost" trespassers, eerie lights, and confusing clues frighten and befuddle Maggie's efforts.
With a developing devotion to the Blessed Virgin, Maggie learns to overcome fear and to trust in the Madonna not only in times of crisis, but always.
Entertaining, educational, memorable, and moral, The Search for the Madonna makes a delightful read for girls seven and up.
And stay tuned, because the author has a sequel in the works!
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Eleven-year-old Becky loves to garden and she is determined to win a top prize at the county fair with her Summer Snow rose. The problem? Someone is snatching her best blooms! With time running out, Becky determines to hunt down the culprit and solve the mystery. Along the way, she learns lessons in faith, friendship, and kindness. She also increases her devotion to a favorite saint, St. Theresa.
The writing, plot, and characters are lively and entertaining enough to hold the attention of the most reluctant readers, and suspense will keep readers turning pages to reach the satisfying conclusion.
The Gift of Summer Snow is a refreshing, sweet, and interesting story that you can feel good about giving your daughter to read. The role models and the depiction of a solid family unit are inspiring. This book would make a great gift or addition to a homeschool collection. In addition, the black and white illustrations are quite charming.
I would have loved the opportunity to read this book as a child. My little girls will read this someday for sure. It's a keeper!
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From the beginning, I couldn't put this book down. A ruler's deathbed decree sets in motion a dire future for the heirs to the throne of the Orkney Islands. When Saint Magnus, a prince, clashes with his ruthless cousin Hakon, Hakon is banished. Brooding and bitter, Hakon plots revenge.
Magnus faces hardships that would drive a lesser man to despair. But the battles of good and evil ultimately chisel Magnus into a saint.
Full of twists and turns, Saint Magnus The Last Viking is sure to be read with bated breath. Teen boys will devour the action, adventure, and bravery. I'm sure many, many young women will enjoy this thrilling story as well. Adults, you too!
Note that there is violence and some blood, but a story like this could not be done justice without it. Violence is not used simply for shock value; it brings home the reality of what Magnus suffered and how his sainthood was truly merited.
At it's core, Saint Magnus The Last Viking is a most intense story of moral courage and forgiveness against all odds.
Those who've never heard of this saint before will never forget him after reading this book. It's an absolute must-read!
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A Subtle Grace by Ellen Gable is an inspirational historical romance, and more. It takes you on a genuine journey into the past, into the lives of the endearing O'Donovan Family. While the main story focuses on the oldest daughter, Kathleen, I enjoyed the intertwining, equally interesting, stories of the close-knit Catholic family and how they coped with life's challenges: losses, tragedy, vocations, and temptations.
At 19 years old and living a privileged life in 1896 Philadelphia, Kathleen longs to be married and to begin a family before she reaches "old maid" status. She becomes fascinated by the attentions of a certain young man, but when her sparkling expectations for the future are savagely crushed, she has to learn to hope and love again. With time and trials, she matures into a selfless, instead of a somewhat self-absorbed, young woman. Even though she cannot fathom God's plan for her life, she must trust in Him. Meanwhile, a lurking threat follows her like a dark shadow, marring her happiness.
A Subtle Grace is the sequel to the lovely book In Name Only, yet A Subtle Grace can be enjoyed independently. Of course, readers of the first book won't want to miss this one! We get to see where life has taken Caroline and David and their family, and how the journey of life continues. The story kept me so interested that I hardly realized this was, in fact, a lengthy book.
A Subtle Grace is a novel to stir your heart, your emotions, and your soul. I highly recommend it!
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Saint Magnus, The Last Viking by Susan Peek
Come back in time 900 years, to the fierce and desolate Northern lands, where Norsemen ruled with ax and sword. A dying king, a shocking death-wish, his heirs divided with an oath of blood . . .
At last, the long-awaited third book by the highly acclaimed Catholic novelist Susan Peek. In this new fast-paced novel, the premier in her series God's Forgotten Friends, Mrs. Peek transports us back, as only she can, to a place and age all but lost in the mists of time.
The conflict unfolds between Magnus Erlendson, a heroic young prince aflame with the love of God, and his outlawed cousin Hakon, who blames Magnus for his banishment from their kingdom. What follows is a tale of betrayal and revenge, bravery and forgiveness, as Magnus seeks to restore his father's vanquished kingdom to its rightful hands. Entertaining and inspiring from start-to-finish, a must-read for all those who thrill to learn the life of a saint we never knew existed!
"The author has an incredible insight and perception to what goes on within a young man's mind. Written for boys in boys' language: hard, fast and to the point. Magnus is vividly portrayed as a real boy with real blood in his veins. The book puts forth how courage, will and intelligence, joined together under the strong influence of grace and prayer, make a boy into a man and a man into a saint. Mrs. Peek certainly knows how to grab one's attention and hold it captive! We're looking forward to her next work."
— A Benedictine Monk, Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery
The novel has an engaging beginning with plenty of tension. A mere week before Christmas, Laura Barkley receives a desperate call from her husband, Peter, right before he dies tragically in the museum where he works. When the priceless blue Anastasia Diamond is revealed missing, suspicion falls on Peter—and thus Laura—adding to her burden as her life crumbles around her.
Eleven months later, Laura is doing her best to eke out a stable existence for herself and her little twin daughters, when the threats and fear begin anew. Whom should she trust and where should she go? And will she ever be able to decipher Peter's final clue and find the Anastasia Diamond before it's too late?
The mystery kept me reading, and the touches of romance added to the enjoyment of the layered story. Characters are rounded and real, and I truly felt for Laura and her girls and all the hardship they've endured. This is a novel that grabs at your emotions and a book that any lover of suspense could enjoy.
Many potential readers will also be happy to know that this is a clean read. The Catholic faith elements are minimal, but a very nice touch. Laura progresses from a lapsed Catholic who thinks she must rely on herself for everything, to realizing that, both humanly and spiritually, she can't (and shouldn't) always go it alone.
Roses are Red, Diamonds are Blue is set in the late 1970s, a time period that I don't often come across in a novel, so I found it quite interesting as well as unique. The time period and setting always felt authentic to me, and I particularly enjoyed experiencing the Blizzard of '78 in the climax.
Thank you, Ms. Patton, for a great story!
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The main character, Grace, is thirteen at the beginning of the book, but her story spans the years of 1972-1980 as she becomes a young woman in a world fraught with challenges. She strives to live as a good Catholic so that she may one day become a saint; but goodness doesn't come easily, and as she struggles to live her faith, she encounters life in all its many facets of good and evil, joy and disappointments. Add to this the pain of falling deeply in love with a young man who sees her only as a friend, and I had to keep turning pages, staying up late, to find out how everything turns out.
The characters are fully developed, easy to relate to, and real. Grace's relationships with her parents, her many brothers, and her friends, are genuine. Readers will become invested in Grace's fate, and yearn for her to win her true love in the end. While this book is a wonderful coming-of-age story for teens, it is also great for adults looking for a romantic story that is deep and meaningful. Not a shallow romance, Finding Grace has all the hallmarks readers could want: romance, conflict, humor, life, love, laughter, and tears.
Parents can feel confident in buying this for their teens. Finding Grace is a moral read, without being bland or boring. The importance of family and faith is highlighted. Yes, there are lessons to be learned, but readers will be highly entertained along the way.
I laughed out loud. I shared in the heartaches as Grace learned who she is, and who she can be, with the grace of God. I really do miss the characters and I'm sad to be done with the novel, even though it has a beautiful ending! This is a book that I will definitely recommend to my own daughter someday.
Finding Grace is available in paperback and as a Kindle ebook.]]>
"Thou shalt not be afraid of the terror of the night."
When a wealthy young man disappears and a ransom note shows up, his twin sister's world is shattered. Fearing the worst, Charlene determines to find her brother before it's too late. Her quest hurls her into a twisted, frigid world of icy terror. The twins struggle for survival while enduring fierce trials of mind, body, and spirit. Devoid of all worldly comfort and consolation, will faith and hope be enough to get them through this chilling nightmare?
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The Cellular and Molecular Processes of Developmental Anatomy
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moreMorphogenesis, the set of processes that generate shape and form in the embryo, remains a central area in developmental biology. This book, first published in 1990, provides an overview of the events and mechanisms of morphogenesis, reviewing the major molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying morphogenetic change and describing how these processes are integrated during normal development. Most of the major embryological systems, both vertebrate and invertebrate, are discussed, with extensive coverage of the molecular mechanisms of morphogenesis involving the extracellular matrix, the membrane and the cytoskeleton. The major focus of the book, however, is on those properties of mesenchymal and epithelial cells responsible for organogenesis, while the extensive reference cover of the historical and contemporary literature (more than 500 titles) provides a useful research tool in this very wide field. This book is aimed at both scholars in the field of embryology, and postgraduate and final-year students in development and anatomy. less
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Ten teams go head-to-head at Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA) over the next three days (10-12 October) to battle it out for the title of 2008 RYA National Match Racing Champions.
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After six qualifying rounds, including the RYA National Youth and Women's Match Racing Championships, the 10 skippers competing at this weekend's Grand Final now have the chance to get their hands on the overall National crown.
Top ranked skipper at the Finals is two-time RYA National Match Racing champion Mark Campbell-James, 28, the world number 25, who is joined by brother Paul, Skandia Team GBR 49er helm, Andrew Yates, Andy Oliver and Graham Sutherland.
However Nick Cherry, 23, has won the event for the past two years and having recently made his debut on the prestigious World Match Racing Tour at the Troia Portugal Match Cup, he will be keen to defy the rankings and complete his hat-trick of National titles.
Ali Hall secured an impressive third place at the RYA Winter Challenge Match Racing Series Grand Final earlier this year, with only established World Tour skippers Damien Iehl (FRA) and Torvar Mirsky (AUS) finishing above him in the final standings.
Meanwhile Mary Rook and Charlotte Lawrence will be looking to assert some female authority on the proceedings at WPNSA as the two women skippers in the final.
Rook sealed her place in the Grand Final 10 courtesy of her RYA Women's National Match Racing Championship victory last month while Lawrence, who led a team to 2008 European University Women's Match Racing Cup glory in May, booked her place in the National final courtesy of their Qualifier Three second placing.
Sam Goodchild claimed the 2008 RYA National Youth Match Racing title in emphatic style in August, the talented 18-year-old not dropping a single race over the three days of racing.
World number 79 Robbie Allam won the first qualifier back in April while Matt Greenfield's runners-up finish at the final qualifier last weekend, where Cherry finished third, guaranteed him his Final spot.
Victory at the BUSA Match Racing Championships in April tied up Tom Makey's National final spot and Mason Woodworth won Qualifier Two.
The racing in J80s is scheduled to get underway at 10am today (Friday) with a 15-flight round-robin, quarter-finals and semi-finals set to be contested before the overall Champion is decided on Sunday.
Nick Cherry - Connor Myant, Matty Adams, Nick Houchin
Ali Hall - Rob Grieg-Gran, Dave Newey, Gaz Owen
Robbie Allam - Adam Richards, Tom Odell, Jez Fowke
Mark Campbell-James - Paul Campbell-James, Andrew Yates, Andy Oliver, Graham Sunderland
Matt Greenfield - Niall Myant, Adam Wallace, Nick Butt
Tom Makey - Matt Pinner, Pete Wathan, James Wade, Hattie Marsden
Mary Rook - Vicky Lenz, Katie Archer, Bethan Carden, Rebecca Marriott
Sam Goodchild - Jonty Cook, Tom Altmann, Rory Spriggs, Nicholas Wilkinson
Charlotte Lawrence - Katie McKenzie, Laviana Paternoster, Jo Brigg, Phil Lawrence
Mason Woodworth - David Brown, Stewart Mears, Simon Hamilton


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Handling incredibly dangerous chemicals and taking a single, earth-shattering shot — as much as it sounds like a recent happening in Breaking Bad, we're actually talking about the daguerreotype process. Invented in the early 1800s, the labor-intensive process laid the groundwork for modern photography and, incredibly, still produces the highest definition images possible — by a long shot. To match that clarity, a digital camera would have to record 140,000 megapixels. Although the practice began to fade with the advent of cheaper, easier-to-view tintypes, today artists like Dan Carillo keep the tradition alive. This short film, put together by visual artist Patrick Richardson Wright, features incredible shots of the daguerreotype process overlaid with narration from Carillo that's as haunting as the images themselves.
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BackgroundStarCraft II continues the epic saga of the Protoss, Terran, and Zerg. These three distinct and powerful races will clash once again in the fast-paced real-time strategy sequel to the legendary original, StarCraft. Legions of veteran, upgraded, and brand-new unit types will do battle across the galaxy, as each faction struggles for survival.
GameplayFeaturing a unique single-player campaign that picks up where StarCraft: Brood War left off, StarCraft II will present a cast of new heroes and familiar faces in an edgy sci-fi story filled with adventure and intrigue. In addition, Blizzard will again offer unparalleled online play through Battle.net, the company's world-renowned gaming service, with several enhancements and new features to make StarCraft II the ultimate competitive real-time strategy game.
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Gators nip Eagles in OT
Saturday night live produced another classic high school football game between Jupiter Christian and Glades Day. After a back-and-forth slug fest between the two District 7-2A rivals, Glades Day prevailed 34-28 in overtime at Dwyer High's Blum Stadium.
"I was telling my kids, we were the ones that were jumping up and down after this game the last two years," JCS coach Bill Powers said as his team slipped to 3-1. "At the end of the day, they were the state champions.
"We'll come back strong."
After sitting out the previous week with migraines, Gators' junior running back Kelvin Taylor carried the ball 40 times for 282 yards and four touchdowns — pretty much as expected — but the Eagles kept pace and had a chance to win with a field goal in the closing seconds.
With the game tied 28-all, the Eagles mounted a seven-play, 64-yard drive in the last three minutes. JCS lined up for a 32-yard field goal as time ran out, but the kick was just left.
"Everybody said we couldn't beat Jupiter Christian but we were hungry and we practiced hard." Taylor said afterward. "We just came in here and played the best game we could play."
The Gators went first in overtime and scored on their second play — an 8-yard pass to Stephen Williams from John Barr. In the regional finals two years ago, the Gators beat JCS in OT on a two-point run by Taylor. This time they faked a handoff to Taylor and Barr attempted to run a counter-play for the conversion.
But this time JCS's Isaiah Nelson and Nate Cannon tackled Barr for a loss.
The Eagles' OT series was short-lived. On the first play, quarterback Kedric Bostic and running back Nelson collided in the backfield. The ball came loose and the Gators' Damaien Lincoln pounced on it for the win.
Since being paired up in the same district two years ago, the Eagles (3-1) have defeated the Gators in the regular season game but lost to Glades Day in the playoff region finals. The Gators have gone on to win the Class 1B state title both years.
Both coaches were figuring on facing off again.
"We'll probably meet again," Powers said. "We have a tougher road ahead. We have to get through Dade Christian and teams like that but we made our bed so we have to lay in it."
That meeting would be in the region finals in November.
"I don't know if there is a better rivalry around," said Glades Day coach Pete Walker as his team improved to 2-2. "They have a fine football team and a great coaching staff and we know it's going to be a war every time we play them.
"We may pretty well see them again."
After forcing the Gators to punt on their opening drive, the Eagles struck first, going 76 yards in eight plays. Nelson scored on a two-yard run and John Dinzik's kick made it 7-0.
Taylor evened the score three plays later on a 39-yard TD run. The Eagles answered with a seven-play strike. Bostic threw a 12-yard TD pass to Cannon and JCS went up 14-7.
Bostic completed 9-of-16 passes for 205 yards. Cannon had three catches for 44 yards.
With less than a minute in the half, Taylor scored on a 6-yard run and ran for two more to put the Gators up 15-14.
The Eagles regained the lead early in the third when Bostic threw a 49-yard TD pass to Austin Talbott, who caught five passes for 167 yards.
Taylor's third TD, a 20-yard run, evened the game at 21-21 (he was stopped on another two-point conversion).See EAGLES, 3BTaylor's final touchdown, on a 62-yard run, and the PAT kick put the Gators up briefly 28-21.
"Even as good as Kelvin did tonight, he has a lot more in the tank," Walker said. "He always comes ready to play. He had to really earn his yards tonight but it looked like he was shot out of a cannon on that long run."
But with 8:15 left in regulation, Bostic ran for a 1-yard touchdown and the PAT tied the game at 28-all.
Bostic led JCS with 126 yards on 15 carries.
"We'll bounce back," Powers said. "We played well."
In other week 4 action:
Palm Beach Gardens 54, Jupiter High 14: The Gators (3-1) post 431 yards of offense as they beat the Warriors in a District 9-8A game Friday in Jupiter.
It was close early. After the Gators opened the scoring on an 8-yard run by Roshard Burney, the Warriors struck back on a 45-yard pass from Tyler Cameron to Charlie Giles.
But by the time Jupiter scored again, on a fourth-quarter pass from Cameron to Collier Logan, the Warriors were already behind 40-14.
"Basically, Gardens came out and physically whipped us," JHS coach Charlie Persson said as his team slipped to 1-3. "They kept the pressure on us all night long. They played a better game than we did.
"I think they are the best team we've played so far this year."
Dwyer High 41, Spanish River 0: Dwyer coach Jack Daniels had been waiting for the Panthers' offense to catch up with it's defense.
Everybody was finally on the same bus in Friday District 13-7A win over the previously undefeated Sharks in Boca Raton.
Dwyer quarterback Faton Bauta completed 7-of-12 passes for 152 yards and a pair of touchdown passes to Johnnie Dixon (58 and 19 yards). Bauta also ran for a 1-yard touchdown. Ezra Saffold added a 23-yard touchdown and Evan Harvey scored on a 2-yard run. On the night, the Panthers rushed for 111 yards, led by Courtney Lowery with 74 yards on eight carries.
"This is something we've been looking for, the offense taking over a game," Dwyer coach Jack Daniels said. "They did a really good job.
On defense, Julian Whigham had an interception — his fifth of the season — and John Moxie had a pick. Mark Kelly had four sacks, Fred Taylor had three sacks. Dwyer had 10 sacks on the night.
Bobby Puyol chipped in two field goals — 42 and 54 yards.
Pahokee 12, Benjamin School 6: The Blue Devils (1-3) scored late to beat the visiting Buccaneers (1-3) Friday night.
The Bucs grabbed an early 6-0 lead on an 8-yard run by Joey Raso but they missed the extra point kick.
Pahokee finally answered with a touchdown with 48 second left in the half, but they also missed the PAT kick.
"We came back in the second half and it was a back-and-forth slugfest," said Bucs coach Ron Ream as his team slipped to 1-3.
The Blue Devils scored again with 1:17 left to play.
"We had a drive at the very end but just couldn't get down the field," Ream said. "It was a pretty even game. It was good game to be in, but you want to be on the winning side of those."
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SEFA campaign is off and running
The college's State Employees Federated Appeal kicked off the fall 2015 campaign on Tuesday, setting a $35,000 goal for donations directed to charitable organizations locally, regionally and nationally.
In coordination with the statewide appeal, employees will be asked to pledge contributions to the campaign via payroll deduction or direct donation.
"From start to finish, this campaign is about people," said college President Deborah F. Stanley.
"At SUNY Oswego, we make our impact through research, community service and economic development for collective prosperity, equity, resilience and success. The State Employees Federated Appeal is an important part of this picture. We are doing important work in an institution we can count on continuing for another century, at least. Our neighbors are not all so fortunate. We are privileged to be in a position to share our blessings."
Early fundraising events to raise awareness around campus about the fund drive—a Fitness Centers deal and a sale of chrysanthemums—have already primed the campaign with several hundred dollars.
The popular SEFA bakeoffs will begin next week and continue through the semester. The SEFA/United Way Walk-a-thon will be Saturday, Oct. 17. The Baskets of Caring event will be Nov. 18 and 19.
A regularly updated calendar of SEFA-related events and more information is available at oswego.edu/sefa.
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Brown Sugar Peanut Brittle
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup packed brown sugar
1 cup light corn syrup
1/2 cup water
1/2 teaspoon salt
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Butter 2 (15 x 10 x 2 inch) pans and set aside. In heavy 3-quart saucepan combine the sugars, corn syrup, water and salt. Cook and stir until the sugars dissolve. Continue to cook until the mixture boils; stir in butter and clip candy thermometer to the side of the pan. Continue cooking, without stirring, to 250 degrees or thread stage. Stir in peanuts and cook, stirring constantly, to 300 degrees or hard crack stage. Remove pan from heat and stir in the soda, QUICKLY. Pour onto the buttered pans and spread
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FORT PIERCE -- The nonprofit Solar and Energy Loan Fund closed its 200th energy-saving loan and has now lent out a total of $2 million dollars for homeowners in the Treasure Coast region.
The 200th loan was approved for Lynn Hollingsworth of Port St. Lucie. She is completing assorted home energy improvements including: insulation, duct sealing for the air conditioning system and new high-efficiency windows and doors. As the 200th client, Hollingsworth is also receiving special donations from approved SELF contractors. EnergyWise LLC is donating a power meter that will enable Hollingsworth to closely monitor her energy usage, and Panda Roofing is donating a solar attic fan that will help remove excess heat from the attic.
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I love Mila Kunis, she's not corrupted by Hollywood like some other young celebs get. Plus, I LOVE Family Guy and think she doesn't get enough credit for her work.
BTW: is she still dating Macaulay Culkin
I cant believe she was engaged to him. Ick.
Although, that means I may have a chance with her!
yeah i thought her an mccauly were engaged. that always weirded me the eff out.
No ass = best ass. It's what's up front that counts.
I guess you don't go for the Lolita aesthetic, eh 'fish?
I'd rather have Mila's ass than JLo's for instance which has it's own zip code I hear.
She is in ass overdraft.
That's why every year I donate my Christmas bonus to the "save-an-ass" fund.
She's no Meg Griffin.
T is great but T&A is so much better.
To be honest, it doesn't look bad. I think this is the reason why people get cut up by surgeons, like KK, instead of working what they have. I love her, she's great.
Forget about her ass, look at her vagina – it's awesome!! It starts about a foot above where most start, in a magical and humungous V.
Mmmmm….that's good vagina!
Bitch needs to eat a cheeseburger… that'll give her some boooootayyyyyyy
Feed her a couple of KFC mashed potatoo bowls for a fortnight drenched in Kurdsh honey, that ass will become mighty shapely. Then my tongue will detach itself from my mout and hop, skip and jump to lodge itself firmly between her sweet cheeks and experience tonguegasms. But that's okay, I'm giving thermonuclear wedgies to Hyde and Kelso with my plutonium powered pinkies, and bitch slapping Valderama and Topher with my pleasant but pernicious patellas. Because that is why I'm awesome and don't need alien goo to make me awesome. You're not. So cry.Like the simpering girl you are. Use a handkerchief you cur!
Doesn't that bitch date Macauley Culkin?
Why isn't the Superfish guy posting the HILarious photo of Paris bawling in the back of the squad car??? WAKE UP FISHMAN!!!
Check it out on TMZ.
Your message must be subliminal. I now have to leave my computer and go get a mashed potato bowl.
Good job sir.
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A single dose of corticosteroids had been the standard of care for many years to reduce the chances of infant mortality, respiratory distress syndrome, and bleeding in the brain. And, it was thought that women who remained at risk of preterm birth after an initial dose would benefit from repeated doses.
"A single course of steroids is given to all women at risk of preterm birth, and that still holds," said study lead author Dr. Kellie E. Murphy, who's with Mount Sinai Hospital's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, in Toronto, Canada.
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The report was published in the Dec. 20/27 issue of The Lancet.
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Update on ElizabethElizabeth,now 29 years old,married and with one child,used her previous loan amount to buy stock of shoes and clothes for sell in her boutique business.It was profitable and she was able to pay back all the loan amount.
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Michigan plaintiffs claiming to have been injured by a defective hip implant device recently scored a victory when Judge Patrick J. Duggan of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan held that a Michigan state court is the proper venue to oversee their lawsuit. Although the ruling applied to one matter in particular, it will likely impact all subsequent cases filed in state court alleging defects in the Rejuvenate hip prosthesis against Kalamazoo-based Stryker Corporation and its wholly owned subsidiary, Howmedica Osteonics Corporation.
In July, Attorney Robert Sickels of Sommers Schwartz, P.C. filed a complaint in Macomb County Circuit Court (Case Number 2013-001999-NP) on behalf of Arthur Curnow and his wife, alleging that the replacement devices implanted in Mr. Curnow's left and right hips – devices sold under "The Rejuvenate® System" product name – were defective and that Stryker and Howmedica should be held jointly liable for its negligent design. The lawsuit claims that metal surfaces in each device's modular neck and stem rubbed against one another, causing metallic debris to shed and destroy the surrounding tissue. Persistent hip pain forced Mr. Curnow to undergo to replace both of the defective devices.
According to court documents, after the complaint was filed Stryker and Howmedica sought to have the case removed to the federal court system from the state system on the basis that Stryker was not a proper party to the action and that Howmedica was solely responsible for the design, manufacture and sale of the product. The Curnows objected, arguing to the federal judge that there were sufficient allegations and evidence of Stryker's control of Howmedica to justify keeping Stryker in the case and returning it to the state court system.
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The purpose of this volume is to describe concepts and methods concerning assessment of health-related quality of life (HRQOL) in children and adolescents, with a special focus on chronic health conditions. The impetus for this book was a recognition of the increasing importance of HRQOL assessments in the evaluation of treatment outcomes of children and adolescents with chronic health conditions and the need to increase the utilization of HRQOL assessments in research and clinical applications with a range of pediatric populations. The need to develop a volume that describes new research and clinical applications concerning HRQOL in children and adolescents stemmed from several recent developments. There is a continuing need for evaluations of the efficacy of medical treatments for children and adolescents, including those with chronic health conditions. However, such evaluations are typically based on measures of physical and medical outcomes such as physical symptoms, physiologic changes, height, and weight. Although such outcomes are important, they do not assess child and family members' perceptions of the benefits of treatment, nor do they include clinically relevant assessments of children's sense of well-being. Measures of HRQOL provide a more comprehensive assessment of the child's response to medical treatment, prediction of outcome, and evaluation of illness course than can be obtained by assessment of medical outcomes alone. Consequently, investigators have increasingly recognized that evaluation of the outcomes of the effectiveness of medical treatments for children and adolescents with chronic health conditions can be enhanced by comprehensive assessment of HRQOL. Such recognition has been reflected in the increasing number of citations in the medical literature that have focused on HRQOL in children over the past few decades (see Schor, chapter 2, this volume).
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