text: This week March 20, 2003 Story Share IN CONCERTNEOPHONIC ORCHESTRA: The Charleston Neophonic Orchestra will team up with several church and synagogue choirs to present a spring celebration in song, 7 p.m. today. Christ Church United Methodist, 1221 Quarrier St. Admission by donation. Call 346-6398.GOSPEL: Primitive Quartet, Jody Brown Indian Family, Good Shepherd Quartet and Mark Bishop take the stage, 7 p.m. Friday. Nitro Community Center, 301 21st St. Advance $14.50, at the door $16.50. Call 965-5489.CARNEGIE HALL: Shows begin at 8 p.m. The schedule includes: West Virginia Symphony Orchestra's all-Mozart program featuring violinist Richard Roberts, 8 p.m. Friday (tickets $5-$25); Dan Kamin's "Comedy in Motion," 8 p.m. April 4 ($5-$20); The Second Hand, 8 p.m. May 3 ($10-$25); Eileen Ivers, 8 p.m. May 9 ($10-$25). 105 Church St., Lewisburg. Call 645-7917.CHARLESTON JAZZ SERIES: James Gaiters and the MUV-MENT present a concert, 8:30 p.m. Friday (buffet dinner begins at 6:30 p.m.). Wellington's of Scarlet Oaks, Poca. Concert $20, dinner $16.95. Call 340-1474.MOUNTAINEER OPRY HOUSE: The Larry Stephenson Band takes the stage along with Schultz Creek, 7 p.m. Saturday. Exit 28 off Interstate 64, Milton. Adults $12, senior citizens $10, children $4. Call 743-5749.POCAHONTAS OPERA HOUSE: Ghost Town Swing performs, 8 p.m. Saturday. Third Ave., Marlinton. Tickets $5. Call 799-4009.OLD BLIND DOGS: The Celtic group from Scotland performs in this concert sponsored by Friends of Old-Time Music and Dance, 8 p.m. Saturday. Cultural Center Theater, state Capitol Complex. Adults $15, senior citizens and students $12, children free. Call 415-3668.ALISON BROWN & SAM BUSH: This Clay Center concert has been canceled for this weekend and rescheduled for April 2004.SUNDAY@TWO: Meridian gives traditional music a new twist at 2 p.m. Sunday. Tamarack, exit 45 off Interstate 77, Beckley. Free, with tickets required for admission. Call 256-6843, ext. 151.KANAWHA FORUM: Free programs begin at 12:05 p.m., with lunch ($7) available at 12:30 p.m. for those who make pre-paid reservations by the preceding Monday. The schedule includes: Central Standard Time (jazz combo), Wednesday; Soiree (flute and piano ensemble); Sandra Armstrong Groce (viola) and Simon LaPointe (violin), April 9; Ian Jesse (violin), April 16; Mark Felton (baritone) and Ron Neal (piano), April 23. Kanawha United Presbyterian Church, 1009 Virginia St. E. Call 342-6558.PARAMOUNT ARTS CENTER: The schedule includes: "Rent," 8 p.m. Wednesday (tickets $15-$40); Neil Goldberg's "Cirque," 7 p.m. April 5, 2 p.m. April 6 ($35); Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, 8 p.m. April 11 ($15.50-$24.50); "Saturday Night Fever," 7 p.m. May 1 ($10-$40); Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, 8 p.m. May 15 ($34.50, $42.50). Ashland, Ky. Call (606) 324-3175.MOUNTAINEER RACE TRACK: Upcoming shows include: Mark Eddie, 8 p.m. March 27 (tickets $10, $15); Debbie Reynolds, 8 p.m. April 16-17 ($20, $30). Mountaineer Race Track and Gaming Resort, Chester. Call 342-5757.SAGEBRUSH ROUNDUP: The Bullskinners, Puny Pickers, Rails of Bluegrass, John Vaughn Band and Butler Family take the stage, 6 to 11 p.m. March 29. Bunner Ridge, exit 139 off Interstate 79 near Fairmont. Adults $4, children $1. Call 782-3645, 292-5854 or 363-4864.KENNY CHESNEY: The country singer's "Margaritas & Senoritas" tour, which includes Montgomery Gentry and Kellie Coffie, comes to town, 7:30 p.m. March 29. Charleston Civic Center. Tickets $29.75-$43.50. Call 342-5757. RIVER CITY BRASS BAND: The group performs as part of the Charleston Community Music Association, 8 p.m. Mar. 29. Charleston Municipal Auditorium. By subscription only. Call 744-1400.SENECA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA: The group closes out its season with a program of works by Mozart, Beethoven and Jennifer Higden, 2 p.m. March 30. Christ Church United Methodist, Quarrier and Morris streets. Adults $15, children $10. A musical education workshop for ages 18 months to 7 years begins at 1 p.m. March 29 (reservations required). Call 343-2002."MOUNTAIN STAGE": All shows begin at 6 p.m. in the Cultural Center Theater, state Capitol Complex, unless noted. The schedule includes: Edwin McCain, Battlefield Band, Alice Peacock, The Iguanas and Julia Douglass, March 30 (advance $8.50, at the door $12); Joan Baez, Roseanne Cash, Guy Clark, Jeanne Kendal, Tracy Grammer and Josh Ritter, 7 p.m. April 6 ($25, $30); Robin and Linda Williams, Railroad Earth, Jen Chapin and The Gibson Brothers, 7 p.m. April 13, Pendleton County High School ($10, call 358-2525). For show updates, call 556-4975, ext. 3. For tickets, call 342-5757.WEST VIRGINIA SYMPHONY: The originally scheduled performance of Brahm's Requiem has been postponed. Instead, Haydn's "The Creation" will be performed, 8 p.m. Apr. 5. Charleston Municipal Auditorium. Tickets $17.46 to $46.02, with student seating available. Call 342-0160. 50 CENT: The rapper and special guest Clipse take the stage, 7:30 p.m. April 8. West Virginia University Coliseum, Morgantown. Tickets $23-$29. Call 342-5757.D�J� VU FESTIVAL: Held rain or shine, this annual outdoor event features The Recipe and Welbilt, 7 p.m. April 11; plus Reel Big Fish and Sankofa, 7 p.m. April 12. Davis & Elkins College amphitheater, Elkins. Advance $10, at the gate $15 (per day). Call (800) 594-TIXX. MARSHALL ARTIST SERIES: An evening with Frank Sinatra Jr. closes out the series, 7 p.m. April 14 ($35-$45). Keith-Albee Theater, Huntington. Call 342-5757.JERRY SEINFELD: The comedian who made art out of nothing performs, 7 p.m. April 25. Charleston Municipal Auditorium. Tickets $48-$78. Call 342-5757.3 DOORS DOWN: The "Kryptonite" rockers celebrate X106.3's 6th anniversary with special guests Theory of a Deadman and 12 Stones, 7:30 p.m. May 1. Big Sandy Superstore Arena (formerly Huntington Civic Arena). Tickets $23. Call 342-5757.CHER: The pop diva says farewell to the music biz, 7:30 p.m. May 28. Charleston Civic Center. Tickets $48.25-$78.25. Call 342-5757.GAITHER HOMECOMING: The gospel group performs with a variety of guest acts, 6 p.m. June 7. Charleston Civic Center. Tickets $19-$28.50. Call 342-5757.THEATER"GRACE AND GLORIE": Greenbrier Valley Theatre stages the story of a friendship between a Hospice volunteer and her patient, 7:30 p.m. today and 8 p.m. Friday. 113 E. Washington St., Lewisburg. Adults $17-$18, senior citizens and students $15-$16. Call 645-3838. "AMERICAN VIRTUE": School prayer takes center stage in this production from Contemporary Youth Arts Company, 8 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday. Capitol Center Theater, 123 Summers St. Adults $9.50, senior citizens and students $5.50. Call 342-6522.SECOND-HAND DANCE: The Clay Center presents the performance troupe, which incorporates dance, comedy, acrobatics and audience participation into its show, 8 p.m. Friday. Followed by a post-performance talk. Cultural Center Theater, state Capitol Complex. Adults $25, senior citizens and students $12. Call 720-3070."LITTLE BEAR LIVE": Based on the children's book series, "Little Bear and the Enchanted Wood" tells the story of Little Bear and his friends Cat, Owl, Duck and Emily, 2 p.m. Sunday. Charleston Civic Center Little Theater. Tickets $20, $27. Call 342-5757.BROADWAY IN CHARLESTON: The schedule includes: "Grease," 7:30 p.m. Wednesday; "Rent," 7:30 p.m. March 31; "Cinderella," 7:30 p.m. April 17; "Barrage," 8 p.m. April 19; "Three 'Mo Tenors," 7:30 p.m. May 7. Charleston Municipal Auditorium. Individual shows $19-$55. Call 342-5757. For season tickets, call (800) 714-5331.BRIEFS & SHORTS: The Kanawha Players series continues with 10-minute performances of "The Plea," "The Entrepreneur" and "Happy Anniversary," 8 p.m. March 27. Taylor Books, 226 Capitol St. Admission $5. Call 925-5051."STORIES OF SHEHERAZADE": This children's musical is based on a mysterious Arabian adventure, 8 p.m. Mar. 28, 29, Apr. 4, 5, 11 and 12, and 2 p.m. Apr. 13. Historic Fayette Theatre, 115 South Court St., Fayetteville. Adults $7, senior citizens and children $5. Call 574-4655.EXHIBITSALDERSON-BROADDUS COLLEGE: Works by Miriam Schapiro, through April 3. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. Daywood Gallery, New Main Hall. Call 457-6273.HUNTINGTON MUSEUM OF ART: "The Pencil Moves and I Follow: Folk Art From HMA's Permanent Collection" and "A Sense of Place: French Artists of the Barbizon School," both through March 23, "G Daniel Massad: Walter Gropius Master Artist Exhibition" of drawings and pastels through May 11, and "Mummy," exhibit of ancient Egyptian art, through January 2005. Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 2033 McCoy Road. Call 529-2701.MUSEUM IN THE COMMUNITY: "Youth Art Month: All the Faces of Art" opens Friday and runs through Apr. 19. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. 3 Valley Park Drive, Hurricane. Free. Call 562-0484.SHOWCASE WEST VIRGINIA: "Focusing on West Virginia," photographs by Debbie Sorenson, through March 30. Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 12:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday. First floor, Charleston Town Center. Call 342-8527.SUNRISE MUSEUM/SCIENCE HALL: "Rules of the Fame: The Physics of Sports" demonstrations in The Zone, 1, 2 and 3 p.m. Saturday; planetarium shows, 1, 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Saturday plus 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 746 Myrtle Road. Adults $4, senior citizens and children $3. Call 344-8035.TAYLOR BOOKS ANNEX: Works by Peter Massing, through March 31. Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. 226 Capitol St. Call 342-1461.DANCECOUNTRY-WESTERN: Extreme Country Dance Club presents beginners' lessons, 6:30 p.m. Friday, followed by intermediate/advanced or couples' lessons at 7:30 p.m. and open dancing until 10:30 p.m. Elk Elementary Center, Mink Shoals exit off Interstate 79. Nonmembers $5, members $3. Call 949-3973, 746-0200 or 346-7467.FAIRPLAIN JAMBOREE: Clog, square dance, line dance and two-step to music by Elk River Band, 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Fairplain exit off Interstate 77. Adults $5, children $2. Call 372-2604 or 372-6290.BALLROOM: DJ Dick Newman provides music for a spring dance, 7:30 p.m. Mar. 28. Huntington Junior League, 617 Ninth Ave. Admission $7. Call 736-5380."CINDERELLA": The River City Youth Ballet presents an original take on the classic children's tale, 8 p.m. March 28. Capitol Center Theater, 123 Summers St. Adults $ 9, senior citizens and children $6. Call 347-8889.CHARLESTON BALLET: The troupe performs "West Side Story," "Repetition" and more, 8 p.m. Mar. 28 and 29. Civic Center Little Theatre. Adults $17, senior citizens and students $12. Call 342-6541.ETC.POTLUCK MOVIE NIGHT: This installment of Museum in the Community's series features Julianne Moore's Oscar-nominated turn in "Far From Heaven," 6:30 p.m. today. 3 Valley Park Drive, Hurricane. Free (bring a dish to share). Call 562-0484.RODEO: The Lone Star Championship Rodeo's "Outlaw Tour" brings bull riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing and other activities to Huntington, 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Big Sandy Superstore Arena (formerly Huntington Civic Arena). Adults $12 and children $8 in advance ($14 and $9 day of show). Call 342-5757.KANAWHA TRAIL CLUB: A carpool meets across from the post office at Ohio and Randolph streets on Charleston's West Side at 1:30 p.m. Sunday for a hike at Walnut Gap. Call 342-1040.LECTURE: This installment of West Virginia Humanities Council's Little Lecture Series features David Wohl and "Shakespeare: Understanding Text Through Performance," 2 p.m. Sunday. MacFarland-Hubbard House, 1310 Kanawha Blvd. E. Admission $10. Call 346-8500.CIVIL WAR: This event includes an artillery night battle, horse-drawn wagon rides, battle re-enactments and photos with Abe Lincoln, 6 p.m. Mar. 28 and 9 a.m. Mar. 29, 30. Valley Park, Hurricane. Free with donations accepted. Call 562-0581 or 562-5896.CIVIL WAR II: In conjunction with the Civil War Weekend, Museum in the Community will offer activities including children's crafts, lectures, Civil War artifacts displays and Civil War movies, 10 a.m. Mar. 28 and 11 a.m. Mar. 29. Museum in the Community, 3 Valley Park Drive, Hurricane. Free. Call 562-0484.CAVE ART: This Free Family Fun Day focuses on caves and includes a cave for children to explore and petroglyph carving, 10 a.m. Mar. 29. Children must be accompanied by adults. Cultural Center, state Capitol Complex. Free. Call 558-0220, ext. 131.ART SUNDAYS: This series of lectures begins with Kenneth E. Rinaldo, asst. professor of Art and Technology at Ohio State University, who will speak on "Robotic Artwork," 3 p.m. Mar. 30. Sunrise Museum third floor, 746 Myrtle Road. Free. Limited seating, so RSVP. Call 344-8035. 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Genomes and Genes
Hidetaka Kosako
Affiliation: The University of Tokushima
Country: Japan
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- Phosphoproteomics reveals new ERK MAP kinase targets and links ERK to nucleoporin-mediated nuclear transportHidetaka Kosako
Division of Cellular Proteomics BML, Institute of Medical Science, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Nat Struct Mol Biol 16:1026-35. 2009..Thus, we propose that ERK phosphorylates various nucleoporins to regulate nucleocytoplasmic transport...
- Phosphorylation of nucleoporins: signal transduction-mediated regulation of their interaction with nuclear transport receptorsHidetaka Kosako
Division of Disease Proteomics Institute for Enzyme Research The University of Tokushima Tokushima, Japan
Nucleus 1:309-13. 2010..An understanding of the effects of signaling pathways on nucleocytoplasmic transport machinery is only beginning to emerge...
- Quantitative phosphoproteomics strategies for understanding protein kinase-mediated signal transduction pathwaysHidetaka Kosako
Division of Disease Proteomics, Institute for Enzyme Research, The University of Tokushima, 3 18 15 Kuramoto cho, Tokushima 770 8503, Japan
Expert Rev Proteomics 8:81-94. 2011..In this article, we present an overview of several strategies for quantitative phosphoproteomics and discuss how phosphoproteomic analysis can help to elucidate signaling pathways that regulate various cellular processes...
- Phosphorylation of Nephrin Triggers Ca2+ Signaling by Recruitment and Activation of Phospholipase C-{gamma}1Yutaka Harita
Division of Cellular Proteomics BML and Department of Oncology, Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo, 4 6 1 Shirokanedai, Minato ku, Tokyo 108 8639, Japan
J Biol Chem 284:8951-62. 2009..Given the profound effect of PLC-gamma in diverse cellular functions, regulation of the Ca(2+) signaling by Nephrin may be important in modulating the glomerular filtration barrier function...
- Extracellular signal-regulated kinase/mitogen-activated protein kinase regulates actin organization and cell motility by phosphorylating the actin cross-linking protein EPLINMei Ying Han
Division of Cellular Proteomics BML, The Institute of Medical Science, The University of Tokyo, 4 6 1 Shirokanedai, Minato ku, Tokyo 108 8639, Japan
Mol Cell Biol 27:8190-204. 2007..We propose that ERK-mediated phosphorylation of EPLIN contributes to actin filament reorganization and enhanced cell motility...
- Ubiquitin is phosphorylated by PINK1 to activate parkinFumika Koyano
1 Laboratory of Protein Metabolism, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science, Setagaya Ku, Tokyo 156 8506, Japan 2 Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo, Kashiwa, Chiba 277 8561, Japan
Nature 510:162-6. 2014..Our results show that PINK1-dependent phosphorylation of both parkin and ubiquitin is sufficient for full activation of parkin E3 activity. These findings demonstrate that phosphorylated ubiquitin is a parkin activator. ..
- Purification of phosphoproteins by immobilized metal affinity chromatography and its application to phosphoproteome analysisMitsuyo Machida
Division of Cellular Proteomics BML, Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo, 4 6 1 Shirokanedai, Minato ku, Tokyo 108 6639, Japan
FEBS J 274:1576-87. 2007..These results demonstrate the efficacy of phosphoprotein enrichment by IMAC and suggest that this procedure will be of general use in phosphoproteome research...
- Neph1, a component of the kidney slit diaphragm, is tyrosine-phosphorylated by the Src family tyrosine kinase and modulates intracellular signaling by binding to Grb2Yutaka Harita
Division of Cellular Proteomics BML, Institute of Medical Science, The University of Tokyo, 4 6 1 Shirokanedai, Minato ku, Tokyo, Japan
J Biol Chem 283:9177-86. 2008..Thus, SFK orchestrates a wide spectrum of protein-protein interactions and intracellular signaling networks at SD through tyrosine phosphorylation...
- Identification of protein kinase substrates by proteomic approachesSeisuke Hattori
Division of Biochemistry, School of Pharmaceutical Science, Kitasato University, 5 9 1 Shirokane, Minato ku, Tokyo, Japan
Expert Rev Proteomics 5:497-505. 2008..The final section contains an expert opinion on the current strategies and the issues we are going to challenge in the next 5 years...
- Proteomic identification of Bcl2-associated athanogene 2 as a novel MAPK-activated protein kinase 2 substrateKoji Ueda
Division of Cellular Proteomics, Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo, 4 6 1 Shirokanedai, Minato ku, Tokyo 108 8639, Japan
J Biol Chem 279:41815-21. 2004..We confirmed that MAPKAP kinase 2 is also required for phosphorylation of BAG2 in vivo. Thus, p38 MAPK-MAPKAP kinase 2-BAG2 phosphorylation cascade may be a novel signaling pathway for response to extracellular stresses...
- Epithelial protein lost in neoplasm modulates platelet-derived growth factor-mediated adhesion and motility of mesangial cellsHaruko Tsurumi
Department of Pediatrics, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Kidney Int 86:548-57. 2014..Thus, changes in expression and localization of cytoskeletal regulators underlie phenotypic changes in mesangial cells in glomerulonephritis. ..
- Global analysis of dynamic changes in lipid raft proteins during T-cell activationMichimoto Kobayashi
Division of Cellular Proteomics BML, Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo, Minato ku, Tokyo, Japan
Electrophoresis 28:2035-43. 2007..We also demonstrated that these proteins assembled at the T-cell/APC interface. These results indicate the efficacy of our system to systematically analyze dynamics of lipid raft proteins during extracellular stimulation...

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Release Date: 2013
Not Yet Rated|1 hr 20 min
Plot Summary
Geraldine Goodwich (Lara Daans) is released from prison after serving 14 years. She is the only person who knows the location of $13 million from a bank robbery, and everyone wants the cash for themselves.
Cast: Lara Daans, Angelica Lisk-Hann, Daniel Matmor, Zion Forest Lee, Holly Timpener, Eddie Guillaume, Mace Freeman, Sylvie Greeniaus
Director: Damian Lee
Genres: Comedy


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In its 11-0 rout of Paradise Hills Saturday morning, the CLL squad turned in three outstanding defensive plays that probably didn't go unnoticed.
That victory put them into the District 8 championship game Tuesday evening, when they were to meet Paradise Hills or Petroglyph, whichever emerged out of the losers' bracket Monday.
A CLL loss would set up an "if necessary" game Wednesday, with that game's winner claiming the district title.
Here are the three top-notch defensive plays executed by CLL:
• In the bottom of the first inning, with two outs and two runners aboard, a single to right center was relayed from right fielder Ryan McGaha to second baseman Shawn Neie, whose high throw to catcher Robert Healy was caught — thankfully, Healy is pretty tall — and Healy tagged base runner Zion Springer for the final out of the inning. The tag was made during a collision at the plate, and although the PHLL manager protested the call to plate umpire John Sapien, the call stood. (See above photo for visual evidence of the call.)
• In the bottom of the second, with PHLL trailing 5-0 but with a runner at first, a line drive headed to right field was speared by first baseman Jaren Jackson, and he tagged the runner to complete an unassisted double play.
• In the third with a runner at second, compliments of CLL's only two errors of the ballgame, a pitch eluded Healy and headed toward the backstop. The runner thought he could make it safely to third base — but he was wrong, as Healy fired a perfect throw to third baseman Adam Sheffield for the second out of the frame.
After starting pitcher Mitchell Winter had scattered three hits through the first three innings, reliever Neie pitched the fourth and final inning, due to the 10-run mercy rule, and didn't allow a ball to be hit out of the infield.
Earlier, Healy and Jared Silva supplied RBI-doubles in the five-run first. Neie had an RBI double in the second, when Winter and Sheffield added RBI singles and Jackson drove in a run on a groundout.
Neie drove in CLL's 10th run in the third and a groundout off the bat of pinch-hitter O'ryin Guhrke plated CLL's final run of the game.
"Thirteen great players" is how manager Barry Kiess describes his team of all-stars. "As you can tell, we move kids around defensively and we just trust kids at all these positions. They're playing great defense.
"The hard part is, I've got eight great pitchers and (it's hard) getting them all into the game when they're pitching so well," he said.
Kiess said regardless of which team CLL met Tuesday, it'd be a great foe.
"Paradise hits the ball a little better than Petro, but at the same time, I think Petro's more solid. Both teams are good," he said. "The boys are starting to come around and hit — they haven't hit like I know they can."
District 5 will play host to the state Majors tournament; that begins at Zia Little League on Friday, July 19.


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I love Surprising my kids during the Summer.
When my daughter and I were chatting about an upcoming road trip this summer, I told her that I had a few surprises planned for us.
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Local college and high school partner in the name of education
Fri, 29 Mar 2013 01:14:58 GMT —
Jobs in manufacturing and agriculture are prominent in the Tri-States, yet few students choose educational paths that lead to them.
John Wood Community College and Western High School in Barry have teamed up to try and make a difference for high school students through the Stem College career and academy.
"This is a great opportunity," Kent Hawley, the JWCC Dean of Dual enrollment said. "Not everyone in our district is going to be able to do this. Western is the only school that we can work with on this initiative."
The goal of the program is to better students in mathematics, a golden tool when working in the manufacturing and agricultural fields, while still earning high school credit.
"A great summer program that they can be apart of in order to take some math, get their math skills up to speed and see how they are going to use math in the real world," Hawley said.
"They also are going to have the opportunities to explore careers," Carol Frericks, the Superintendent of the Western School District said. "They will be able to check into those careers in agriculture and manufacturing to find out if that is the career path they want to build while they are in high school."
The Stem college career and academy offers sophomores, juniors, and seniors a chance to prepare for college while still in high school.
"People need to go to college so we can get better jobs," Western High school student Jessica Grammer said. "I think this is going to be a great opportunity and give high school students more a chance to some what is coming up in the following years."
With a five hundred thousand dollar grant, this opportunity for students is only available for the next three summers.
Faculty at both institutions hope by making the program enjoyable yet productive that students will take full advantage.
"Looking at the curriculum and aligning the curriculum and doing those kinds of things to make sure the experience is one that is memorable," Hawley said.
The classes will be held online as well as on the John Wood Campus over a four week period this the summer.


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Rice and soup plenty yesterday at Mainframe when Falilat Olaniyan turned 50. We wish Falil and many more years filled with good health, prosperity and abundant blessing.
was spotted today at the opening of Labule Restaurant, at 42a Ogudu Road, Ogudu Lagos. Since her return to the country from her US trip, the pretty actress has started preparation for her debut TV programme KabiOmoge!
Let me be the first to inform you that star actress Khabirat Kafidipe (KafiOmoge) returns from her US trip soon, to start filming her debut TV programme on cosmetic and fashion. Predictably, her show in vintage Yoruba is titled KAFIOMOGE and will be produced by Mainframe/OPOMULEROTV
Many thanks to those who braved the rain to watch our stage presentation of LANKE OMU – The Palmwine Drinkard yesterday at Freedom Park, Lagos. Our guests included Governors Babatunde Raji Fashola, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, Prof Wole Soyinka, Mrs Francesca Emmanuel and members of the Dramatic Society of King's College, Lagos. There is no doubt that […]
Come and encounter Classical Yoruba Theatre tomorrow Sun. April 20, 6pm at Freedom Park, Broad Street, Lagos, in our stage Production, LANKE OMU – The Palmwine Drinkard. Gate is FREE courtesy of Lagos Black Heritage Festival 2014.
You are cordially invited to our stage production LANKE OMU – The Palmwine Drinkard at Civic Centre, Victoria Island tomorrow Wed. 16th April, 2014 at 5pm. Gate is FREE.
Dazzling Mirage latest! Day1 with Lala Akindoju on set. O le ku!
Dazzling Mirage latest. Today featuring Bimpe Adebambo, Costume Designer – 58 emails and 200 costumes made so far and counting! Congrats!
One of the benefits of making a film like Dazzling Mirage is working with a pool of enthusiastic, talented young Nigerian volunteers, both boys and girls who are the primary target group for the awareness of Sickle Cell Disorder. Welcome to the real DAZZLERS!#dazzlingmirage
Obviously it wasn't only TK that Auntie Nike Davies-Okundaye feted yesterday at Nike Arts Gallery after all. Pix shows other culprits licking their fingers!
Here is the latest update on Dazzling Mirage. We just held a screen test with Lala Akindoju. Our goal in a screen test is to determine how suitable an actor or actress is, for performing their role. Here, Lala is given some actions and instructed to perform in front of a camera. Now this is […]
FIRST-COMER to the film project Dazzling Mirage is the original author of the book, Olayinka Abimbola Egbokhare. Dazzling Mirage is a love story marked by acts of betrayal and loyalty such as in the life of a typical sickle cell disease sufferer. Olayinka Egbokhare holds a Ph.D in Communication and Language Arts, University of Ibadan. Pix […]
I am happy to share the information that I have started work on our next film, Dazzling Mirage. It is the story of a talented, beautiful young sickle-cell sufferer overcomes social stigma, prejudice and her own low self-esteem, to achieve career success, marriage and motherhood.
Have you read this book? Written by Olayinka Abimbola Egbokhare, the story is based on sufferers of the sickle cell anaemia and the myths about this health condition. The story is about a young lady who has to strive against all odds of physical pains and traumas which she experienced on her way to fulfilling […]


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BBC Review
The gypsy punks' fourth album sees them finally breaking into the mainstream. But...
Chris White 2007
From the frenetic hip-hop of Balkan Beat Box to the subtler instrumental textures of A Hawk And A Hacksaw, the traditional gypsy music of Eastern Europe is becoming an increasingly prominent feature of the U.S. alternative rock scene.
By far the most fun of all the acts influenced by the genre are New York's hugely entertaining 'gypsy punks' Gogol Bordello, winners of this year's Radio 3 Award For World Music (in the Americas category). Led by the resplendently-moustachioed Ukrainian refugee, Eugene Hütz, this loose collective of musicians from around the globe has become a huge hit on the UK festival scene over the last few years, whipping audiences into a frenzy with their whirling dervish fiddles and accordions, Clash-like guitar riffing and Hütz's incendiary stage presence.
Inevitably, Bordello lose a little of their live show's intensity on record, but Super Taranta, their fourth album, is still a real blast. Existing fans will lap up riotous romps like ''Supertheory Of Supereverything'' and ''Harem In Tuscany (Taranta)'' which follow the tried and tested Hütz formula of building slowly from cabaret waltz to a breakneck speed crescendo. And although there's nothing quite as anthemic as ''Start Wearing Purple'' from 2005's breakthrough Gypsy Punks Underdog World Strike, there's arguably more in the way of invention. ''Tribal Connection'' flirts with reggae yet somehow ends up sounding like Men At Work's 80s smash, ''Down Under'', while the near-seven minutes of the closing title track hurtle to and fro across a bewildering array of tempos, showcasing the band's musical virtuosity to impressive effect.
A strong advocate of Romany culture and opponent of authoritarianism in all forms, Hütz's lyrics are another highlight of Super Taranta. Often controversial, always impassioned and sometimes hilarious, his cross-cultural observations, delivered with an engagingly eccentric lexicon that occasionally veers off into his mother tongue, never fail to beguile. And if there is another songwriter who could concoct the couplet 'Have you ever been to an American wedding, where is the vodka, where's marinated herring,' then this reviewer is yet to hear them.


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I've even screwed up a Brisket! Lol (Heavy Mesquite smoked shoe leather!) Still have to figure that out! *whistles*
I want to learn more about making my own sauces, rubs, and brines. I've been doctoring up commercial sauces with good results, but there's nothing like making your own!
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Mr. Torres-Alba was born Feb. 29, 1928, in Zacatecas, Mexico. He married Esperanza in 1970. In 1997, they moved to Albuquerque, N.M., and in 2000 they moved to Forest Grove. He is preceded in death by his parents and seven siblings. He is survived by his wife, Esperanza; children, Luis (Domage) Torres, Claudia (Michael) Yakos, Pedro Torres, Laura (Javier) Contreras; three sisters; and 13 grandchildren.
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Catch Kristen Stewart once at a gas station and you'll get a smile. Catch Kristen Stewart at a gas station a second time, well, you get that look. She does actually give a little smile as she's leaving the gas station.
Stewart stopped by a gas station in Los Angeles, California on June 15, 2009 to fill up her Mini Cooper. Just let the poor girl pump her gas in peace.
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A JEWELLERY business based at Viables Craft Centre celebrated its 35th anniversary by throwing a German-themed party for its loyal customers.
Petra Jewellery was set up in 1979 by German-born Petra Moore, and her daughter Mitch Lloyd, now runs the business.
Mitch was just four-years-old when Petra opened her shop at the craft centre, on The Harrow Way.
Money was tight and there was no cash to buy stock when Petra first started business, but she began to make a name for herself carrying out repairs and alterations for customers.
She certainly made a success of the business, which has expanded and developed over the years.
Earlier this year, Petra Jewellery was named as the Most Loved Jeweller for the whole of the UK by a poll on the BestOf website.
Petra said: "This accolade, coupled with the 35th anniversary of the shop's launch, was a fantastic opportunity to throw a huge party in order to say thank-you for three-and-a-half decades of devoted customers and supporters.
"We're so proud of what we've achieved, but we couldn't do it without the support of our lovely customers."
Dressed in their dirndls, Petra, Mitch and their lederhosen-clad team treated guests to Weiss Bier and freshly baked pretzels to a backdrop of lively Oktoberfest music.
Mitch said: "I took over running the business in February 2006. Business is going really well – I love trying out new things, some work, some don't, holding events definitely do and we really enjoy them too."
Mitch feels the business would have struggled to survive if Petra Jewellery was purely a retail business.
"Because we offer good old-fashioned gold-smithing services, with a very forward thinking slant, we're finding it hard to find other jewellers locally that come close to offering what we do to our customers.
"Mum has always encouraged me to stick to our high standards so even when metal prices shot through the roof, we didn't compromise by making our jewellery lighter or by stocking plated designs – it's simply a false economy for both the customer and us.
"It would have meant that in the long-run we would end up having to repair stuff, and the customer would be disappointed."


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Six sought for questioning in D.C. triple shooting
WASHINGTON (WJLA) -- The Metropolitan Police Department said late Tuesday that it was seeking six people for questioning in connection with a shooting during a summer night's basketball game that wounded three people in northeast D.C.
Police posted a video of the half-dozen persons of interest on YouTube. The video was taken nearby surveillance cameras. (See above)
Investigators urged anyone who can identify any of the people in the video to call police at (202) 727-9099 or text their tip to the Department's TEXT TIP LINE at 50411. Police said anyone providing information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case could be eligible for a $1,000 reward.
Witnesses told police they were watching people play basketball at the Harry Thomas Recreation Center in the 1900 block of Lincoln Road, NE on Sunday night when gunfire erupted and the crowd scattered.
The basketball incident was one of three shootings Sunday that resulted in the deaths of three people and four injuries in all.
One of the other incidents Sunday took place just blocks away from the recreation center at North Capitol and T streets NW. Two men were shot dead in a car and another man was wounded. Police have already made an arrest in that case.
The third incident occurred when a man was fatally shot along the 3500 block of 6th Street SE. No arrests have been made or suspects identified in that case.


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Boehner offers to take debt limit off the table
Boehner offers to take debt limit off the table
Video: The Washington Posts Chris Cillizza looks at the potential dealmakers in the fiscal cliff talks.
By Lori Montgomery and Paul Kane, Dec 17, 2012 12:19 AM EST
The Washington Post Updated: Sunday, December 16, 4:19 PM
House Speaker John A. Boehner has offered to push any fight over the federal debt limit off for a year, a concession that would deprive Republicans of leverage in the budget battle but is breathing new life into stalled talks over the year-end fiscal cliff.
The offer came Friday, according to people in both parties familiar with the talks, as part of the latest effort by Boehner (R-Ohio) to strike a deal with President Obama to replace more than $500 billion in painful deficit-reduction measures set to take effect in January.
Start here for an explanation of wonky terms and key issues in the looming fiscal crisis.
With the national debt already bumping up against a $16.4 trillion cap set last year, Congress risks a government default unless it acts to raise the debt ceiling in the next few months. Some Republicans had argued that party leaders should use the threat of default to demand additional spending cuts from Obama.
Boehners offer signals that he expects a big deal with sufficient savings to meet his demand that any debt limit increase be paired dollar-for-dollar with spending cuts. That would permit him to keep a key vow to his party and head off a potentially nasty debt-limit fight at least until the end of next year.
Our position has not changed, Boehner spokesman Michael S. Steel said Sunday. Any debt limit increase would require cuts and reforms of a greater amount.
Boehners offer also includes a proposal to raise tax rates for millionaires, generating as much as $460 billion over the next decade about half what Obama has demanded from the wealthy, according to official estimates.
The White House rejected the offer, saying it would raise too little cash to significantly dent record budget deficits and do nothing to extend emergency unemployments benefits into the new year, according to a Democrat familiar with the talks.
But the tax offer was viewed as a breakthrough, the Democrat said. Senior White House officials remained in contact with Boehners staff throughout the weekend in a sign that serious negotiations had finally begun after weeks of stalemate and partisan posturing.
Recognizing the importance of raising tax rates is a big, positive and important step, said former White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers, who emphasized that he was not speaking for the Obama administration.
The evaluation of any deal should depend on how much total revenue is raised, whether adequate demand is maintained to sustain the recovery and whether we are restoring confidence or just marking time until another debt-limit crisis, Summers said.
Boehner and Obama have not spoken directly since the Friday afternoon phone call when Boehner extended his latest offer. With Obama in Newtown, Conn., to attend a Sunday-night service for victims of Fridays elementary school massacre, aides were uncertain when their next meeting would take place.
All told, Boehners proposal would generate about $2 trillion in savings over the next decade, split equally between new taxes and spending cuts, according to a Republican familiar with the talks. On the tax side, as much as $460 billion would be locked in by letting the George W. Bush-era tax cuts expire on income over $1 million a year.
That would boost the top rate from the current level of 35 percent to 39.6 percent for about 400,000 families in the 2013 tax year. The rest of the tax revenue would come through a rewrite of the tax code next year aimed at limiting deductions and other tax breaks.
The Bush tax cuts would be extended for everyone else under the proposal, averting the biggest of several automatic tax hikes set to rattle the economy in January.
In exchange for the higher rates for millionaires, Boehner is demanding changes to federal health and retirement programs, which are projected to be the biggest drivers of future federal borrowing. Boehner wants $1 trillion in total savings, starting with adoption of a less generous way of calculating inflation that would save $200 billion over the next decade about two-thirds of it by reducing Social Security cost-of-living adjustments.
Obama has offered $600 billion in spending cuts, with $350 billion coming from health programs and none from Social Security. Many congressional Democrats adamantly oppose dragging the program into the year-end talks.
Still, if Republicans make an offer on higher tax revenue that Democrats consider big enough, senior Democrats have signaled that they are open to the change in how inflation is calculated for entitlement programs, known as chained CPI.
The tax issue also remains problematic. Obama has called for the Bush tax cuts to expire for income over $250,000 a year, a move that would raise about $830 billion over the next decade, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation. He also wants higher taxes on inherited estates and new limits on tax breaks for the wealthy, to bring total new taxes to $1.6 trillion.
White House officials last week dropped their tax demand to $1.4 trillion and may be willing to go lower, Democrats said. But setting the income threshold for tax rate hikes at $1 million, as Boehner proposed, would sacrifice too much money, they said. Democrats argue that a threshold of $375,000 or even $500,000 would be more appropriate.
If a pact were reached, people in both parties say it likely would include a postponement of $100 billion in automatic spending cuts from the Pentagon and other agency budgets next year.
With many lawmakers still hoping for a resolution by Christmas, people close to the talks cautioned that much work remains to be done before Obama and Boehner could seal a deal.
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Blue Chip Lacey Smyth had numerous suitors vying for her commitment: Colorado, Pepperdine, San Diego and Washington. Ultimately, her heart went to Arizona.
"The coaches have been on my side since the day they started recruiting me and I know that they will do the same when I am actually playing there," Lacey said. "There are no excuses for me not to improve under their guidance and support. I loved the campus, and I can definitely see myself fit in there."
She plans to major in psychology and learn skills that will help her after college.
"I want to be a college coach," she said. While she is a competitive person who loves the demands of a solitary sport such as tennis, she also loves belonging to a team. As a coach, she reasoned, she'd be able to shape, inspire and influence a group, something she's already been able to do at San Marcos High School.
When Lacey was a freshman, Coach Paul Hartman described her to the North County Times: "She takes a lot on her own shoulders and she never hesitates to give 100 percent. The girls (on the team) do look up to her because she's obviously given a lot of her young life to becoming as good as she can possibly become. She's a quiet leader."
Having seen her as a team member for the past three years, Hartman still holds his past assessment of Lacey to be accurate.
"She works harder than any player that I have seen in 15 years of coaching and she brings her solid work ethic to each match that she plays and her teammates have recognized her extraordinary willingness to work harder and to go the extra mile to improve her game," he said.
"Her strengths as an individual include her wonderful competitiveness," he said. "She battles for every point and she plays each point to the best of her ability. She absolutely refuses to give up or to give in at any stage of the match. As a teammate, she is very supportive of all of her teammates and she encourages them before, during and after the matches. She is very approachable and very willing to share her knowledge and understanding of the game with each of her teammates and this has made a huge difference."
Lacey's tennis and academic success - she's ranked 16th on TennisRecruiting.net's senior class - has been chronicled by the local San Diego papers for years and with good reason. She's a member of the National Honor Society and was on the Union-Tribune All-Academic First Team.
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Editor's Note: The New York Yankees have spared no expense to win a World Series, which they last won in 2000. They have acquired and traded for every big-name player available, from Jason Giambi to Alex Rodriguez to Randy Johnson. The result is a roster with a payroll in excess of $200 million more than Cleveland, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay and Kansas City combined.
So, given the Yankees' troubles and the good fortune of some former teammates, we've assembled a roster of players who've played in the Yankees organization. And through the expertise of WhatIfSports.com, we pitted the ex-Yankees against the 2005 Yankees in a simulated three-game series at where else? Yankee Stadium.
Below are the stories from the three games all of them close, but all won by the current Bombers. Then again, George Steinbrenner wouldn't have expected any less, right?
Note: Click on the game links for the WhatIfSports box scores.
In a matchup between two of the greatest pitchers of this generation, Randy Johnson outdueled Clemens, combining with Mariano Rivera for a four-hit shutout of the ex-Bombers.
Johnson pitched 7 2/3 innings, scattering four hits to go with two walks and eight strikeouts. Rivera replaced Johnson after an Alfonso Soriano single with one out in the eighth. After walking Nick Johnson to put runners on first and second, Rivera got out of the inning with consecutive strikeouts of Wily Mo Pena and Rondell White. Rivera then retired the side in order in the ninth.
The only run of the game came on Rodriguez's RBI single in the third inning. With one out, Gary Sheffield smacked a ground-rule double off Clemens. Rodriguez then followed with a liner to right field to score Sheffield.
Clemens went 6 2/3 innings, giving up eight hits while striking out eight and walking two. Orlando Hernandez pitched the final 1 2/3 innings.
The ex-Yankees never got a runner past second base against Johnson. They had runners on first and second in the second inning, but Johnson got Aaron Boone on a flyout to center, Chris Widger on a strikeout and Enrique Wilson on an infield popup.
Ruben Sierra's RBI single won it for the '05 Yankees in the bottom of the ninth after the ex-Yankees rallied to tie it with three runs in the top of the inning against the usually reliable Rivera.
Rivera came on in the ninth to preserve a 6-3 lead for starter Mike Mussina. But with one out, the ex-Yankees got four straight hits. After singles by White and Tony Clark, Boone made it 6-4 with a single to left. Then Miguel Cairo, pinch hitting for Widger, delivered a two-run single to left to tie the score.
But the current Yankees put the outcome to rest in the bottom of the inning against El Duque. Rodriguez was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning. Jorge Posada walked to put runners on first and second. Then, after Hideki Matsui popped out, Sierra grounded a single to right field to score Rodriguez from second base to ensure a series victory for the '05 team.
Replacing the struggling Rivera, Tom Gordon got the final out of the ninth inning for the victory. Mussina went eight innings, allowing three runs and five hits, striking out six and walking one. Kenny Rogers, starting for the ex-Yankees, had trouble with his control, walking six in 7 2/3 innings. He also gave up nine hits and five earned runs.
Soriano and Boone homered for the ex-Yankees.
Thanks to a big day from Posada, the '05 Yankees were able to complete the three-game sweep.
Posada slugged two home runs and drove in five runs in his final two at-bats to put the game away. The ex-Yankees had a 2-1 lead in the sixth inning. But after Bernie Williams' sacrifice fly tied the score at 2, Posada tagged a two-run shot to left off reliever David Wells for a 4-2 lead. Javier Vazquez, who put the go-ahead run on base before being relieved in the sixth, took the loss. He went 5 1/3 innings, surrendering three hits, three runs and five walks and striking out six.
Then, after the ex-Yanks pulled to within 4-3 on Soriano's leadoff homer in the eighth, Posada nailed Wells again, drilling another two-run shot off his former mate in the bottom of the inning.
Carl Pavano got the win, pitching seven innings and giving up 10 hits and three runs, striking out seven and walking two. Rivera, rebounding from his rough outing the day before, pitched two scoreless innings for the save.


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The Covenant
For Renny Harlin, the spiral from A-list action ("Die Hard 2") to B-movie cheese ("12 Rounds") started with the gloriously hammy pirate flick "Cutthroat Island" and kept coming with the vastly underrated "Long Kiss Good Night," followed by the already-covered brilliance of "Deep Blue Sea." But his 2006 offering, "The Covenant," has nothing to do with pirates or genetically-tampered sharks and instead falls upon another familiar source of B-movie material: teenagers.
Way back in 1692, a cabal of five magically-empowered families in Ipswich, Massachusetts agree to hide their abilities to protect themselves from persecution – well, almost. One family refuses to give up their power, and is summarily banished. Flash forward to present day, where this eponymous Covenant has given way to four teenagers with limitless magical abilities that come at a horrifying price – overwhelming addiction and premature aging. Of course, this doesn't stop the youngsters from doing all the things wild and crazy kids do at their age, including jumping (or driving) off impossibly high places. The so-called Sons of Ipswich include the responsible Caleb (Steven Strait), the brash Pogue (Taylor Kitsch), the jealous Reid (Toby Hemingway) and the reserved Tyler (Chase Crawford). Strange, undeniably supernatural events occur throughout Ipswich with the arrival of newcomer Chase Collins (Sebastian Stan), whom the Sons of Ipswich ultimately discover is a descendant of the banished family. Possessing the same abilities of his peers, he ruthlessly endangers Pogue's girlfriend Kate (Jessica Lucas) and Caleb's love interest Sarah (Laura Wenham) to bring about the ultimate magical confrontation.
When you've got four daredevil protagonists with vast magical powers, you better have the cinematic guts to back it up – which is mostly what Renny Harlin does. From high speed collisions to creepy hordes of spiders, Harlin imbues the movie with the same enthusiastic spectacle of his other works. But while Harlin is up for the challenge, the script is not. The mythology seems pretty much underwritten – like the movie in general. The role and tutelage of the Ipswich Sons is only lightly touched upon. The script manages to lose track of lesser Covenant members like Reid and Tyler, and despite a creepy build-up, the fight between Caleb and Chase ultimately comes down them shooting "Power Bubbles" at each other – yeah, it's just as underwhelming as it sounds. Ultimately, "The Covenant" falls into the same trap the "Highlander" films fell into, with the vagueness of the story actually hindering the plot instead of highlighting it.
Still, like most Renny Harlin movies, "The Covenant" is inexplicably fun to watch, despite the shortcomings of the plot. Perhaps even more so than action, Harlin's touch is seen in the setting as he vibrantly depicts the autumn Massachusetts landscape and Gothic Spenser Academy in a stunning visual. Even though more than a few characters go underutilized, the movie remains well-cast with many in this flick going on to roles in shows like "Friday Night Lights" and "Gossip Girl." All in all, "The Covenant" is a serviceable B-flick, linking the back-to-school vibe of September to the month-long horror movie marathon that is October.
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The impact of natural gemstones on human life and destiny is a proven fact Right from celebrities, statesmen, entrepreneurs to sportsmen all have used the power of gem therapy to realize their objectives, "Not only does one require a flawless gemstone to get good results but also an accurate analysis of the horoscope to arrive at an accurate gemstone recommendation that brings in tangible results. Recommendations based only on birth sign give average to poor results", says Abhijita Kulshrestha. senior astro-gemmologist with Gemstoneuniverse.com. "Modern science validates light and color therapies of which, gemstones form an integral tool. Stephen Hawking, Quantum Physicist and author of A Brief History of Time, states in his seminal work that future development of medicine lies with treatments based on light and colour", she adds.


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Detroit (Jul. 11)
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The abandonment by Henry Ford of the anti-Semitic campaign carried on by his "Dearborn Independent" for six years was traced to the influence of his son, Edsel, in Detroit circles which claimed to be well informed on the subject.
As a proof substantiating this assertion, the fact was quoted that as far back as a year ago negotiations were in progress between Edsel Ford and a prominent Detroit Zionist for securing the cooperation of the Ford fortune in the work carried on by the Zionists to rehabilitate Palestine as the Jewish national home.
It was disclosed today that the investment of $1,000,000 in Palestine mortgage securities was negotiated by Edsel Ford a year ago with spokesmen of Zionist investment corporations. Morris Freedberg, a prominent Detroit Zionist, was said to have been responsible for these negotiations which, although viewed favorably by Edsel Ford, did not culminate due to criticism expressed in certain Zionist quarters of the enlistment of Ford's cooperation in the Palestine rebuilding work.
This criticism was based on the fact that an avowed enemy of the Jews, as Henry Ford was then considered, could not be permitted to cooperate with Zionists in the rebuilding of Palestine.


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GAINESVILLE -- The North Hall girls tennis team dropped just five games in taking a 5-0 win over West Hall Tuesday in Region 7-AAA action.
Natalie Oxley beat Yennifer Clarin 6-3, 6-0 at No. 1 singles, Tricia Dial beat Thu 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2 singles, and at No. 3 singles Karleigh Dills won 6-0, 6-0 over Katie Harben.
In doubles, Hannah Gibson and Kaitlyn Smith beat Rachel Were and Charmine Adajania 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 and MaryClare Patterson and McKay Higginbotham beat Caroline Tuttle and Leyla Karmizade 6-0, 6-1 at No. 2.
North Hall improved to 10-2 overall and 5-0 in Region 7-AAA.
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PublicationPoverty is touching more lives and penetrating more communities than ever. Investing in What Works for America's Communities (PDF) is a new book that calls on leaders from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to build on what we know is working to move the needle on poverty.
The book's impressive list of authors represents a broad range of sectors including federal agencies, philanthropy, housing academia, health, and the private sector.
This collection of essays examines what we can learn from the history of community development and provides dozens of innovative ideas for working with new partners, creating new financing tools, and leveraging new technologies to bring opportunities to America's struggling communities.
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Cards confident in Descalso at second base
Descalso ended the year as the team's everyday second baseman, though it was not a given that he'd be back as the starter at the position in 2013. But the Cardinals' decision not to add a middle infielder this winter and to trade Skip Schumaker leaves Descalso as the club's most experienced option at second.
"I'm very comfortable with what Descalso's done there," Mozeliak said. "If you see an uptick in his offense, then he's an ideal contributor because I think defensively he's done a real good job."
The wild card in the competition, though, will be Matt Carpenter, who has spent the offseason aggressively drilling himself at second base, a position he played sparingly for the first time in 2012. Admitting that the club doesn't "really know what Carpenter is going to look like," Mozeliak noted that the club is remaining open-minded about the possibility Carpenter could make a push for playing time at second base.
Second baseman Kolten Wong, the team's first-round pick from the 2011 First-Year Player Draft, will take part in Major League camp again, though it's unlikely that he'll make the jump from Double-A to the Cardinals' Opening Day roster. As for Pete Kozma and Ryan Jackson, the Cardinals continue to view both as potential utility players who could back up at either middle-infield position.


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Gott Mott?February 21, 2011
Of all the music biographies I've got, the one I go back to time and again is Ian Hunter's Diary Of A Rock 'n Roll Star. Hunter was/is/was the lead singer of Mott The Hoople, and his book charts Mott's 1972 trek across the USA, with all the squalid poverty and crappy hotels it entails, not to mention the non-stop merry-go-round of city-hopping aeroplanes, record company limousines and the band's endeavours to spend any penny they earn on ridiculously cheap classic guitars. It's a totally unpretentious read and blows apart any theory I ever had that touring America with a rock and roll band in the 70s would be the most glamorous job on the planet. If you haven't already, I'd recommend you read it. I actually first read it without knowing any of Mott's material beyond the most obvious (ie. All the Young Dudes), but that didn't matter. After reading it, I borrowed a Greatest Hits compilation from the library and got myself acquainted.
Mott filled the void between the end of the 60s and the first discordant clangs of punk in the mid 70s. Unfairly lumped in with the novelty Glam Rock scene (what they lacked in make-up, they more than made up for in tunes), in time all yer cool (and not so cool) musicians referenced them, as if associating themselves with the Hoople somehow made their music all the more valid. In his pre-Clash days, Mick Jones was a huge fan;
"I followed Mott the Hoople up and down the country. I'd go to Liverpool or Newcastle or somewhere – sleep on the Town Hall steps, bunk the fares on the trains, hide in the toilet when the ticket inspector came around. I'd jump off just before the train got to the station and climb over the fence. It was great times, and I always knew I wanted to be in a band and play guitar. That was it for me."
Bobby Gillespie (of course!);
"I was into Mott The Hoople, and then The Clash came and I got into them … because one's prepared you for the other."
Well, we can take that quote with a big old pinch of salt, Bob. Whatever you say, but you're only 7 years older than me. There's no way on earth you were into Mott the Hoople before the Clash came along. You'd have been 8 or 9 years old. Maybe 11 or 12 at a push, depending on which Mott era you're referring to. At that age, you'd still have been playing in a sand pit with yer Action Man. But it's OK! We can't be first to every party. Don't kid yerself on that you were.
Mott The Hoople released 4 albums for Island between 1969 and 1971. Four albums! In three years! Their first LP, Mott The Hoople, was recorded in a week and was heavily reliant on hip covers (Dog Sahm, Sonny Bono), with the odd self-penned original added on for good measure. Much of the band's original material at this point was clearly under the heavyweight influence of Bob Dylan – the rasping already 30 year-old Ian Hunter singing of 'kings', 'rogues', 'pawns', 'the minds of fools' and every other Bob cliche you care to mention. Have a listen to Road To Birmingham (listen too how Hunter pronounces Birmingham!) and Backsliding Fearlessly (The Times They are A-Changin' by any other name). Critically well-received, it was the first release in what was a series of ever-diminishing returns sales wise, for Island Records. On the brink of break-up, Mott fan David Bowie came to their rescue. Offering them Suffragette City from his yet-to-be released Ziggy Stardust… album, Mott said "No Thanks….but we like the sound of that All The Young Dudes song you've written." And the rest is history, but you knew that already.
Here's a few more Mott the Hoople tracks that would soundtrack Diary Of a Rock 'n Roll Star quite nicely.
Walking With a Mountain (from 2nd album Mad Shadows. with it's frantic twin guitar attack, Jerry Lee Lewis rattling piano in the background and 'Jumpin' Jack Flash it's a gas' refrain, it sounds more Ziggy than anything Bowie did, a full 2 years before Bowie did it!)
Trudi's Song (Hunter's love song to his wide. Bobby Gillespie included this on a compilation tape he made for Select magazine in 1992, trivia fans!)
Roll Away The Stone (Number 8 in 1973, possibly the only other Mott track you may have heard until now.)
Angel of Eighth Avenue (lighters in the air stadium balld. Weeping pedal steel all over it.)
Ballad of Mott The Hoople (self-referencing 'how we made it' ballad. A cracker.)
Golden Age of Rock 'n Roll (misty eyed doo-wop and piano paen to days gone by.)
*Bonus Track!
David Bowie's version of All The Young Dudes. But of course!


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Hi there,
I have been suffering from a right swollen ankle for several years now. I`m 29 and weigh 8st 4lb. My left ankle is fine but my right ankle is always quite swollen. Even after having slept all night it is still marginally swollen.
Do you know what this could be due to?
I`ve been to see several GPs about this, always getting a different answer. One said it was due to sprain at some point in my life, I`ve actually sprained both ankles in the past which I`m sure everyone does anyway. I`ve been told all sorts of things but I can`t really remember off the top of my head as this was ages ago.
Typically after an ankle sprain there is residual swelling/puffiness that stays in the area for a while. Without seeing your ankle and knowing your history it is difficult to give you a solid answer. Please consult with your physician before executing this treatment plan.
You could do a combination therapy regiment for about 7 -10 days. This would consist of alternating ice and heat for 18 minutes once or twice a day. First, begin by placing ankle in an ice bath 55 -65 degrees for three minutes, immediately take ankle out and place in a warm bucket (98-102 degrees) for 1 minute. Immediately remove ankle and place back in the ice for 2 minutes, remove and place in the warm bucket for 1 minute. Repeat this 2min=1min cycle 4 times. End treatment in the cold for 3 minutes.
Following this you should dry off! Next, take your towel and wrap around your foot holding the two ends each in hand. Pull towards your face, keeping your knee strait to stretch your calf and Achilles tendon. This will help to increase your flexibility and improve motion in this joint.
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Steve Clarke has revealed that the club's vice-captain was the subject of an offer from the Premier League's bottom team, and insisted all interest will continue to be turned down
West Brom manager Steve Clarke has revealed that the club has turned down QPR's bid for Jonas Olsson, and will not sanction the centre-back's sale during the January transfer window.
The Baggies' vice-captain was the subject of a £5 million offer from the relegation-threatened side, with Harry Redknapp keen to bolster his defensive options, particularly after Ryan Nelsen was appointed the new manager of Toronto FC (though it remains unclear when the New Zealander will officially leave QPR).
Olsson signed a new four-year deal with West Brom in October, and Clarke revealed that the new terms afford six clubs a buy-out clause for the centre-back – but such a deal will not be possible during January.
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"We had a bid from QPR for Jonas Olsson. We rejected it and we don't encourage any more offers from anyone," Clarke told reporters.
"I have spoken to Jonas and he says he is loving the football here, he is enjoying the position we are in, and he is looking forward to the rest of the season.
"He will remain a West Brom player and we don't have to sell anyone. He is not for sale, so there is no figure which is reasonable.
"There is a clause in Jonas' contract which comes into play during the summer. There are six clubs that can invoke that."


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Yes, Nathan. Fiber is good. There should be no negative connotation implicit in fiber.
I like the calorie is a calorie idea–because it's true. The body maintains blood sugar within a range through transformation of excess into fat and through metabolism of fat to reconstitute blood sugar after anaerobic metabolism of blood sugar–gluconeogenesis–to restore a deficit. Sugar becomes fat. The energy from fat becomes the energy in sugar. (I realize I am oversimplifying–animal starch, glycogen, has a role, for example–but I think this describes the fundamentals of it.)
The rule of thumb for fat is to avoid fat-dense foods because ounce-for-ounce you get more calories from fat, but a calorie–*available* (absorbable) calorie, that is–is a calorie, regardless of its source.
Someone studied women in America and women in Africa. They thought they were going to find similar consumption but more expenditure of calories in Africa–but, no, they found and reported the converse, similar expenditure but more consumption in America.
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The ignition timing is set by two things. The flywheel key and the air gap of the coil from the flywheel. If you are just replacing a coil and not using this engine for some sort of performance application, then you use a standard zero-offset flywheel key. If the flywheel hasn't been off, then you shouldn't have to worry with that.
For adjusting the coil's air gap, there are all sorts of methods and measurements. I prefer to use a folded up dollar bill myself. Fold the dollar bill in half and place it over the magnets on the flywheel. Spin the flywheel so that the magnets pull the coil to the flywheel, with the dollar bill in between, and tighten the retaining screws. Turn the flywheel so the dollar comes out and keep spinning it around a few times so that you can make sure it's not rubbing.
I prefer this method as it puts the coil a little closer than stock specs and is easy. By putting the coil a little closer, you advance the spark a little and the engine will perform a little better at operating speed.
If you are using this engine for a performance application such as Kart racing, then you use offset keys for the specific track or race.
Let me know if this helps or you have any trouble. Thanks, PK.
Okay, that's a little different. The easiest way is to put the coil on and turn it all the way to the left and then back to the right about halfway and tighten it down. Put two layers of blue painters tape on the flywheel over the magnets and put the flywheel on the crank. You don't need to put the nut on. Spin the flywheel around a few times and take it back off and check the tape for marks from the coil. You may have to do this a few times. What you want is the coil to put a rub mark into the top layer of tape without cutting through to the second. After you get that, remove the tape and spin the flywheel around and make sure nothing is rubbing.
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Internet slowdown on horizon, study claims
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Published Wednesday, November 21, 2007 8:24PM EST
A study claims that Internet performance could start to decline by 2010 due to a growing gap between access capacity and demand.
Nemertes Research estimates that up to US$55 billion needs to be spent to close that gap, or about 60 per cent to 70 per cent more than service providers intend to spend.
"The primary impact of the lack of investment will be to throttle innovation both the technical innovation that leads to increasingly newer and better applications, and the business innovation that relies on those technical innovations and applications to generate value," said the report released Tuesday.
"The next Google, YouTube, or Amazon might not arise, not because of a lack of demand, but due to an inability to fulfill that demand. Rather like osteoporosis, the underinvestment in infrastructure will painlessly and invisibly leach competitiveness out of the economy."
A University of Toronto computer science professor told CTV.ca that while he didn't analyze the report's details, he agrees with its general thrust about a looming Internet slowdown.
"This is an inevitability, whether it's 2010 or 2012," said Eugene Fiume.
"This was predictable in the 1980s," he said.
The exploding use of the Internet in emerging economies like China and India will create "hotspots" within the distributed network that is the Internet, he said.
Data will slow down in these hotspots, much like how traffic slows at a poorly designed city intersection. "You will eventually see the not-so-graceful degradation of the entire system," Fiume said.
Technology analyst Kris Abel told CTV Newsnet that the study may be making too many assumptions, that it's difficult to predict the future and new technologies could offset some of the concerns -- which have been widely known for some time -- raised in the study.
"They look specifically at just wired services," he said.
"We're living in an age now where increasingly we are getting a lot of our internet service through wireless solutions, and in wireless solutions, you don't have the same problems."
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Nemertes said it analyzed consumer demand and capacity independently.
Some say the problem isn't with the core backbone of the Internet, but where service providers provide access to consumers -- what the telecommunications sector calls "the last mile."
Fiume said that's partially true, but added, "that's what telcos want you to believe, because that's pushing the problem onto the consumer."
Internet service providers can already regulate those who hog bandwidth by engaging in extensive use of peer-to-peer file-sharing networks, as one example, he said.
The Internet's overall pipes need to be widened, along with improving the efficiency of the rules by which data "packets" are transmitted, he said.
"The telcos didn't plan well enough to deal with the explosion of information content on the Internet writ large," Fiume said, adding, "they trying to make it seem like the fact you're watching YouTube is really causing the problem. That's really very laughable."
Nemertes, which didn't make a spokesperson available to CTV.ca, said no one group funded the study and that funding for it came from its client base.
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- Publicly available documents, including vendor and service provider financials
- Confidential interviews with enterprise organizations, equipment vendors, service providers, and investment companies
"During the course of this project we spoke with 70-plus individuals and organizations for these interviews, and we relied on our base of several hundred IT executives who participate in our enterprise benchmarks," the report said.
However, the group said the Internet remains an exceedingly opaque environment.
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BEAVERTON, Ore. -- Quarterbacks took center stage Monday at The Opening with the first day of the Elite 11 competition. The 18 quarterbacks from all over the country took their turns at impressing both on and off the field.
It became clear right away Monday that the quarterbacks weren't in for a normal day of just throwing the football around the field as Penn State quarterback and camp counselor Christian Hackenberg and Georgia quarterback commit Jacob Eason quickly found out.
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Finally, the quarterbacks were able to do what they do best Monday morning and it became clear right away that several quarterbacks brought their A-game. One of those quarterbacks was Tennessee commit Jarrett Guarantano.
#Vols commit Jarrett Guarantano has thrown some really nice balls today. #Elite11 https://t.co/LzoXCfh6km
— Derek Tyson (@DerekTysonESPN) July 6, 2015
I've been really impressed with #Vols commit Jarrett Guarantano so far.
— Derek Tyson (@DerekTysonESPN) July 6, 2015
Even though he's ranked as the second-best pocket-passing quarterback, Maryland commitment Dwayne Haskins Jr. wanted to earn the No. 1 spot at The Opening. With the way he played on Monday, there's a good chance he might make that happen.
Not a scout, but boy does #Terps QB commit Dwayne Haskins Jr. look good early on at #Elite11. The ball just explodes out of his hand.
— Jeremy Crabtree (@jeremycrabtree) July 6, 2015
Maryland QB commit Dwayne Haskins on the right, South Carolina commit Brandon McIlwain on left https://t.co/Omjm77UCH8
— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) July 6, 2015
Ahead of Haskins in the rankings is Eason, and the 6-foot-5, 210-pounder didn't disappoint on Monday.
It's more than he's going to #UGA, but man does Jacob Eason look like Matthew Stafford with his frame & arm. #Elite11 pic.twitter.com/LIgM44Ep1u
— Jeremy Crabtree (@jeremycrabtree) July 6, 2015
Guarantano wasn't the only Volunteer that looked good. Current Tennessee quarterback and camp counselor Joshua Dobbs looked tremendous in the morning session, giving Vols fans two reasons to be excited about their future.
Could make good argument #Vols have two best QBs at #Elite11. Current QB Joshua Dobbs looks great & pledge Jarrett Guarantano spinning it.
— Jeremy Crabtree (@jeremycrabtree) July 6, 2015
Dillon Sterling-Cole is one of the few uncommitted quarterbacks at The Opening, and he proved why a number of top programs are chasing his commitment. Sterling-Cole, who will announce his top five schools at The Opening, was tremendous all day Monday, and this is just one example of how he put the ball on the money.
#ESPN300 QB Dillon Sterling-Cole with a beautiful throw. #Elite11 https://t.co/upZYgJ0j2Q
— Derek Tyson (@DerekTysonESPN) July 6, 2015
Ole Miss commit Shea Patterson entered the Elite 11 as the third-ranked pocket passing quarterback and his performance Monday did nothing to dispel those thoughts.
#OleMiss QB commit Shea Patterson with a nice throw earlier today. https://t.co/zBsVmfhK7F
— Derek Tyson (@DerekTysonESPN) July 6, 2015
#OleMiss QB commit Shea Patterson getting plenty of praise from #Elite11 coaches for his accuracy & consistency through most of 1st session.
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