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I need a VB.Net program which uses an English dictionary file to sort words into their respective categories in a tree view: Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb and Unknown Additionally 3 categories under the root node.. - Entity (Nouns) - Act (Verbs + Adverbs) - Property (Adjectives) There should be a text box above the treeview where a user can paste text and each word will be automatically sorted into it's respective category in the treeview. The code should implement reusuable subs/functions for example "ExtractNouns", "ExtractAdjectives", "ExtractVerbs" etc. Look at this link as a reference to the project idea: [url removed, login to view] This project is a very small scale of that link. Project should be scalable so that it can be expanded in future. Please think of possibility of this becoming a web service. Here is a link to open source dictionary: [url removed, login to view] This is just a fun project for me rather than necessary right now so budget is not very large, time frame is very relaxed/expandable and looking for a modest bid amount. Thanks so much
## Deliverables
1) Complete and fully-functional working program(s) in executable form as well as complete source code of all work done.
2) Deliverables must be in ready-to-run condition, as follows (depending on the nature of the deliverables):
a) For web sites or other server-side deliverables intended to only ever exist in one place in the Buyer's environment--Deliverables must be installed by the Seller in ready-to-run condition in the Buyer's environment.
b) For all others including desktop software or software the buyer intends to distribute: A software installation package that will install the software in ready-to-run condition on the platform(s) specified in this bid request.
3) All deliverables will be considered "work made for hire" under U.S. Copyright law. Buyer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. (No GPL, GNU, 3rd party components, etc. unless all copyright ramifications are explained AND AGREED TO by the buyer on the site per the coder's Seller Legal Agreement).
## Platform
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Each of us feels stressed and anxious now and then, but for those who suffer from panic attacks the problem is considered to be much more critical. Those who regularly have problems with this crippling problem can undergo physical symptoms like lightheadedness, trembling, trouble breathing, and abdominal pain. There are those who have even gone to the hospital believing they were experiencing a heart attack.
There is no specific time for panic attack to occur, it can attack anytime. Because of the physical symptoms that the panic attack has, this can be a terrible experience for an individual. And, buy ambien online no rx after experiencing panic attack, it can develop fear in a sufferer. The good news about panic attacks is that it can be managed and controlled at the same time. To stop panic attacks, we just need to know the right treatment. To stop panic attacks, what are the methods that we can use? To manage panic attacks, here are several methods which we can use.
Know your triggers and the causes of your panic attacks. The causes and triggers are the first and vital information that a sufferer must know. If the attacks occur, a sufferer can easily manage or control panic attacks if they have the right knowledge about it. By knowing its causes and triggers then dealing with cure anxiety it after makes it easier for the sufferer to stop panic attacks. The sufferer can easily avoid and overcome the triggers if they are aware of it.
Relax and divert your thoughts. Relaxing and diverting your thoughts are other factors to manage panic attacks. During the attacks, the least that you can do is to entertain negative thoughts. By entertaining negative thoughts it can only aggravate the situation and prolong the attack. Make yourself relax by doing some deep breathing techniques. To promote relaxation, deep breathing is the most effective method. Another thing is by diverting your thoughts, it can minimize the chance of the having another panic attacks.
Keep a stress-free environment. Another factor that can trigger panic attacks is the stressful environment. If you think that your surroundings are causing you to become stressed, you need to leave that area immediately to prevent panic attack. If the sufferer becomes stressed and more anxious then he is prone to have panic attacks.
Consult a professional. If you have already tried numerous methods already but still having difficulty to manage panic attacks, it's always better to seek for a professional for further assessment with more serious condition. These professionals with expertise to treat panic attacks can further help you by giving you more instructions after an assessment then will prescribe you some medicine if needed to help you stop panic attacks.

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Summer Reading Promotion: Children's Books for 99 Cents!
If you have a young reader in your family and would like a chance to load up your Kindle with some inexpensive summer reading for them, go take advantage of this weekend's special offer where multiple authors agreed to price their children's books at 99 cents. This is a promotion that I set up with the intent of promoting my own children's book (Two Boys, Two Planets) as well as books from as many other authors as possible. Due to a last-minute pricing glitch, I didn't get to include my own book, but of course I wasn't going to cancel the promotion just because of that. Books included in the promotion cover a wide range of reading ages from beginning readers up to middle grades.
I set up this site originally as a way to experiment with running multi-author promotions using Drupal. When I first started working on the site, I did not even have a promotion in mind. I knew that I wanted to find a genre that did not already have a lot of multi-author promotions and I realized that I had not seen any for children's books. I had hoped that I would be able to bring in more writers who wanted to promote their books, but we ended up with almost two dozen books to choose from, so I guess that is pretty good for a first try.
I have not yet announced any specific plans for future promotions, but I am considering doing another one for children's books in August or September as a back-to-school event. I also have an idea for even later in the year which will be more about a specific category of author instead of a book genre. Because the site was never set up specifically for one genre, I don't feel the need to run regular promotions, unlike some other genre-specific promotion sites.
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Country-music superstar Jason Aldean will be coming to Verizon Wireless Amphitheater this summer, bringing pop-country duo Florida Georgia Line and Missouri's own Tyler Farr with him. Together they will perform two days back-to-back on August 22 and 23.
Tickets will go on sale this Friday, May 2, and will be available via LiveNation.com, Ticketmaster.com, by phone at 1-800-745-3000 or at any Ticketmaster location. All purchases made at the Verizon Wireless box office in the first week of sales will carry no service fee.
Aldean has been burning up the country-music charts since releasing his debut, self-titled album in 2005. Since getting his start, pretty much everything he has touched has turned to platinum -- specifically, each of his last five albums in a row. The music awards have poured in as well, and the two-day billing is certainly warranted. Expect fans to attend in droves.
Florida Georgia Line has been doing well for itself too, finding considerable success with its 2012 debut, Here's to the Good Times, and a memorable turn with St. Louis' own Nelly on a remixed version of its song "Cruise."
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The richest fifth of the population are worse off now than they were before the financial crash, but the poorest fifth have typically become better off, according to official figures which could spark controversy among anti-austerity campaigners.
The data from the Office for National Statistics also reveals a young/old split, with the average incomes of retired households now higher than they were in 2007-08, in stark contrast to younger households.
According to the ONS, the economic downturn "had a negative impact on the incomes of all but the poorest fifth of the population". It said the least well-off 20% of households were the only group whose average income did not fall between 2007-08 and 2012-13. In 2014-15 the average income of this group was £700 (5.8%) above its 2007-08 level.
By contrast, the average disposable income of the richest fifth of households fell the most following the downturn: by 7.9% between 2007-08 and 2012-13. Since then it has increased but remains £2,000 below its previous peak. This has largely been blamed on a fall in average income from employment.
The ONS said the increase for the poorest fifth was mainly due to an increase in average levels of pay for this group, along with higher benefit payments such as tax credits and jobseeker's allowance.
The figures are likely to spark controversy among inequality campaigners, and are at odds with other data that shows wealth in the UK concentrating in fewer and fewer hands.
A report from Credit Suisse found the top 10% of the British population have seen their share of total wealth in the UK rise from 52% to 54% since the financial crash.
A separate report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies last year laid bare the extent of inequality in Britain, finding that 9% of households have no assets, while 5% are worth in excess of £1.2m.
But the ONS said more recently incomes have generally begun to recover. Between 2012-13 and 2014-15, average incomes increased for all groups, with the middle fifth of the population seeing the biggest increase: £1,500 in real terms (or 6.4%), reversing the fall following the economic crisis.
The average incomes of retired households were "largely unaffected" by the downturn – in fact, the typical figure grew by £1,500 (or 7.7%) between 2007-08 and 2014-15 to reach £21,000.
However, the average figure for non-retired households fell over this period, and was £2,600 lower in 2012-13 than in 2007-08. Since then, the typical figure has risen to £28,300 – but this is still around £900 below the 2007-08 level of £29,200.
This article was written by Rupert Jones, for theguardian.com on Tuesday 23rd February 2016 12.45 Europe/Londonguardian.co.uk © Guardian News and Media Limited 2010


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You're the San Francisco 49ers. You've just lost one of your starting corners, Walt Harris, to a torn ACL that will cost him the '09 season. You need an experienced replacement.
Paging Sheldon Brown. Paging Sheldon Brown.
If I had been the Niners, the first thing I would've done after seeing Harris's MRI was put in a call to the Eagles and see what they wanted for Brown, whose very-public unhappiness over his contract situation last month led to a trade request.
Yet, according to sources in both organizations, the Niners have not contacted the Eagles about Brown's availability.
Instead, they are bringing in 32-year-old free agent Dre Bly today for a look-see. Bly was released by the Denver Broncos in February.
Your thoughts, boys and girls?
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Well, it's happened. It wasn't unexpected. But it happened sooner than many pundits had predicted.
The New York Times reports that Amazon since April 1, 2011, Amazon is selling more e-books than print books (hardcover and paperback combined).
"We had high hopes that this would happen eventually, but we never imagined it would happen this quickly," said Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, in a statement. "We've been selling print books for 15 years and Kindle books for less than four years."
Of course, since e-books are generally less expensive than print books, total sales of print books are still greater. But it's not hard to read the trends.
Why has this happened? And why so much faster than most experts anticipated?
I can speak to this, not as a sociologist or a marketing expert, but as a happy Kindle user. I like reading books on my Kindle for many reasons, including:
• They are usually cheaper, sometimes less than half the price of a print book.
• They are very readable. The Kindle is about as readable as paper. In particular, unlike the iPad, it has no glare problems. You can read a Kindle in direct sunlight. Or, with a special cover, you can read in total darkness with a light that extends from the cover.
• I can take my Kindle books with me everywhere I go, for reading in waiting rooms, on planes, etc. The Kindle is especially helpful for folks who travel alot
• I can easily save excerpts, copying them on my computer.
• It's fairly easy to underline key passages. It's possible to make notes, though not easy.
• You can search a book for words or passages.
• Plus, I can read newspapers easily on a Kindle. They just show up in the middle of the night as if by magic. They can be read without dealing with the "oversize paper" problem. There are no ads. I don't get ink on my fingers. I can read the paper easily while using an exercise bike.
• Plus, the Kindle is now very reasonable. I recover the cost of the Kindle in less than a year.
• The Kindle will never smell like an old book.
• Kindle books cannot be easily loaned to a friend.
• If you underline on your Kindle, it ruins the Kindle and doesn't touch the book.
• You can't flip through a book to look for passages or to see how far you have to go in a chapter.
• Older Kindle books do not have page numbers, which makes them less useful for reviews and academic citations. (Newer Kindle books have page numbers.)
Plus, though I've never done it, I assume that spilling a cup of coffee on a Kindle or dropping it on the floor could be much worse than doing the same with a print book.
If I want to read a book, I always look for the Kindle version. If there is not a Kindle version, I often wait in the hope that there will be a Kindle version later on.
As you might imagine, I buy a lot of books in my line of work. I suppose I have been buying something like fifty books a year from Amazon for many years. Now, about 90% of my book purchases are e-books.
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Gagnon Photographe abt 1902
This photo was taken around 1902.
The house is located on 1st Avenue in Saint Georges de Beauce, Quebec, Canada.
I've learned that in 1898, Joseph Adelard Gagnon (1858-1937), had construction begun on this tall three storey wood-framed house on 1st Ave est. When completed two years later in 1900, he and his wife Marie Jessie Bilodeau (1861 -1933?), moved in.
They had as many as eight children. Some of the people in this photo could be them:
Arthur Marie Joseph Jean - born June 12, 1888 died 1916;
Éléonore Marie Lydia - born April 4, 1890, died January 21, 1891 at the age of 9 months, buried January 24, 1891;
Florian Joseph Ernest - born October 26, 1891, died July 16, 1892 at the age of 8 months, buried July 17, 1892;
Antoinette Marie Zoé – born Mar 1893, died on May 15, 1940 in Ste-Foy Québec;
Victorien Joseph Alfred – born February 24, 1895, died January 1970.
Caroline Marie-Jeanne – born September 26, 1896, died October 4, 1901 at the age of 5 years, buried October 6, 1901;
Luizella (Louisette) Marie Eugénie Luizella – born and baptized October 8, 1898; died in July 1957;
Cécile {Cecilia} Gagnon – born Feb 08, 1900 died Sept 5, 1982.
One of two the kids sitting on the top front steps of the house in this photo is Cecile Gagnon, when she was two years old. Sitting next to her is her sister Louisette Gagnon. We don't know which is which.
These following persons could also be there:
Joseph Adelard Gagnon, born March 1858, died 1937;
Marie Jessie Bilodeau - born Nov 1861, died 1931;
Marie Loutier (who was a boarder in this house), born May 1863, died 19??.
Joseph Adelard Gagnon (1858-1937) was a photographer who, at the turn of the century, took many of the old photographs of events and happenings in Saint Georges de Beauce's history and the surrounding Beauce County side.
The new tall house had a room especially built for taking photographs. You can see the room located at the third floor's right front corner of the house. The room stuck out forward from the rest of the third floor, and it had the highest ceiling and roof on that floor. It also had the largest window in the entire house to allow as much light through as possible, to be used for indoor photography.
Located at the front left corner of the house was an indoor spiral staircase leading from the first floor porch to the second floor porch and then to the third floor which was without a front porch (you remained indoors when you reached that floor). As you can see, the indoor staircase was illuminated by checker-board colored windows with one set of windows at each floor level.
Many people climbed the staircase to the third floor to have their photograph taken in the large room. In fact, many old photos of important historical people you see in books about the history of Saint Georges and the surrounding Beauce County side were taken in this house.
You should also notice two barber polls on the front porch. There was also a barber shop inside and the house also once served as a grocery store.
At the rear of this house was a two storey wing attached to this house. It was a two level summer cottage. You can see the rear of it a little.


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The Bialowieza Forest in Minecraft
The Białowieża Forest is one of the last remaining primeval forests in Europe.
To raise awareness of the forest, and to help protect it from excessive logging, GeoBoxers were asked to create Białowieża in Minecraft for Greenpeace Poland.
The Minecraft version of Białowieża covers an area of approximately 700 km2 of the Polish parts of the forest. Altogether it contains more than 50 billion 1 m³ blocks.
Bialowieza in Minecraft
More than 50 billion blocks. Read how it was made.
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The folks at the Weigle Information Commons have posted a review on their blog of a bunch of different touch pad styluses. Spoiler alert: They like the Bamboo stylus the best, but they also highlight some others that different people might like better for various reasons (the size of your hands, portability, etc.)
Also, even though their review refers to "iPad styluses", all of the ones they mention can be used on any touch-screen phone or tablet.
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Prior to working in the patent field, Dr. Aiken was a National Institutes of Health postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, Irvine, where she investigated structural and functional changes to the proteasome protein complex in response to oxidative and excitotoxic stress.
Dr. Aiken was awarded a National Institutes of Health predoctoral fellowship to identify protein posttranslational modifications and investigate the contribution of those modifications to a variety of intracellular and neurological phenotypes in cell and animal models.
Prior to graduate school, Dr. Aiken worked as a research associate at the Brain Research Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she developed a cell-based drug screen. She also conducted research in an immunology laboratory at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, developing auto-sampling methods for flow cytometry. As an undergraduate researcher, Dr. Aiken completed a senior honors project in the field of aquatic ecology.
Dr. Aiken earned her Ph.D. from the University of California, Irvine, and graduated summa cum laude from the University of New Mexico with a B.S. in biology and a minor in chemistry.
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Port Vila
Port Vila is the capital and largest city of Vanuatu. Situated on the south coast of the island of Efate, in Shefa Province, the city population at last census (1999) was 29,356, an increase of 55% on the previous census result (1989). This suggests a 2007 population of about 40,000 or around 65% of the province's population. Port Vila is the economic and commercial centre of Vanuatu. The area occupied by Port Vila has been inhabited by Melanesian people for thousands of years. In 1606, the first Europeans arrived at the island, led by Pedro Fernández de Quirós and Luis Váez de Torres.


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|Alternative Medicine for Pets
|Itchy French Bulldogs;
|Hello, I have two 1 year old frenchies (m/f) who both have had issues with their skin for as long as we've had them (Sophie: Since 4months old, Remington: Since 1 yr old). Sophie has been tested for allergies and the results were food allergies. We have yet to test Remi as his allergies seem to vary with the weather. Now that it's winter, he does not seem to be suffering at all. (I should also mention that we live in a tropical climate which can be very humid and may also be affecting the pups as well.)
They have both been to numerous vets and until Remi's allergies calmed down, we were visiting the vet once a month and paying for 2 dogs! I guess it's become "the norm" to us to haul the pups in the car and go to the vet every month.
As of now Sophie is on antibiotics and a steroid for anti-inflammatory, which I've been told can be harmful if taken for a long period of time. I've changed their food numerous times from "high-end" pet food to fixing a raw diet and the only thing that seems to work is the medicine. They are fine being on medication but I don't know how this may harm them in the years to come.
While it may be more work to keep them on a raw diet, I'm not against it, but was hoping for a good supplement to go along with it instead of the medication.
Thanks in advance,
Christina M.
ANSWER from : ASK the Pet Nurse, Marie Peppers
|Hi, LOVE Frenchies!!!! Two things I would do for your Frenchies.
1. Place them both on a probiotic --- If Amazon.com will ship to you ( APO address? In Japan), then order the PEARLS - it's a probiotic in the Blue box - order enough for each dog to have 1 per day for 90 days. ( Amazon has the best Price on PEARLS)
It's for humans but pets take it too. IT will help to balance out the Yeast and balance out the ITCHIES.....
2. NuVET PLUS supplement for each of your dogs. Give 1 NuVET wafer treat per day long term.
This will help to fight off the allergens that are hitting them.
Also, NuVET Plus helps to re-build a weak immune system...
Many pets on Steroids are able to lessen the steroid usage in time, with the VETS assistance.
Don't stop the steroids unless the VET is helping you low the dosages.
Yes, Steroids are not good for long term usage.
PLEASE write to NuVET here: I know they will ship to APO addresses in other countries.
Tell them Pet Nurse Marie sent you for the 90 count bottle /
ASK her how you can GET the 15% Off Discount program
( discount code 81098)
or you can call Joan Harris at 1-800-474-7044 ext 265
Here is the web site:
http://www.nuvet.com/81098 ( Make sure you call in for the 15% OFF Discount program with code 81098****) phone number above:
As far as food, I am not a raw feeder. I always refer my bullie clients to Grain free feeding or at least NO corn .... ( corn in dog food is a major problem )
HOPE this helps..
OH, NuVET also makes a nice TEA tree hot spot Spray and Shampoo that is under 10.00 per bottle and LASTS a long time.
Blessings to you
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Which town, quest, NPC, or zone really needs to be purged with fire, in your opinion? Will you enjoy dancing on the ashes of a particularly hated quest giver? Or is there some zone you avoid like the plague (Plaguelands excluded) where being nuked from orbit could only improve the experience? And why do you hate it/them so much?
What needs to die in a fire in Cataclysm? I'm not generally very big on complaining about the game. This is Blizzard's world, and I usually think they are trying to do their best by its denizens. Will of the Forsaken nerf? It was overpowered! Change to the talent tree? Blizz is just trying to keep the playing field even. That said, I'm not a total fangirl. There are a few things that can go right ahead and die in Deathwing's fire.
The shaman water totem quest: I suppose this quest could be viewed as a rite of passage. Want to be a shaman? You must suffer, grasshopper! Running all over the Barrens, Tarren Mill, Ashenvale and Silverpine–at level 20? And I had a mount when I did it! I shudder to think about doing it back when we didn't get our mounts until 40. The consolation doesn't come until you do your Air Totem quest, when you go to the questgiver and he just hands it to you. After all, you've been through enough.
Malygos: Can you hear the tears I cry when you are the weekly raid quest, Malygos? I hate you so much that I would actually skip the weekly if I didn't have raiders who wanted the frost badges. For them, I go. I hate your 3-D space that I find so challenging to navigate. I hate the vehicle mechanic introduced in the third phase, so that if the raid doesn't understand it and wipes, they have to start the whole damn thing over again. I hate the fact that we get a weekly raid quest that there's a key for, so if no one present has the key, we have to do a separate boss in a separate instance to get the key. I know, we can port right to Sapphiron now. And I know, the fight's not that hard anymore. I just think it's unnecessary.
Azshara: Surely I am not alone in this. I avoid this zone at all costs. It's too bad, because Azshara could be cool. The scenery is lovely. I like the hippogryphs and the dragonkin and hey — who doesn't love to kill some naga? What I hate about this zone is how difficult it is to navigate. There's no road system whatsoever. There are mountains blocking you at every turn. You fall off a cliff and never find your way back up. There's no inn; just some NPCs hanging out at a hardscrabble little camp without even a proper tent. I'm normally quite an environmentalist, but jeez! Let the goblins have at it with this place!
The idiot selling flasks in the auction house at a loss: I actually have no problem with healthy competition. If you've undercut me by 5g, well… fair play. But seriously, I was making a decent profit on flasks – nothing exorbitant, just a healthy little return on my investment. Then you come along and start selling below cost. Obviously Blizzard can't do anything about this, but dude! You're killing me! Knock it off, will you?


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Ambrose Family Farm 843-559-0988 or Babs Ambrose 843-709-8295
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mailing Address: 2414 Rockland Ave., Wadmalaw Island, SC 29487
Physical Address: 2349 Black Pond Land, Selkirk Plantation Rd. Wadmalaw Island, SC 29487
Ambrose Family Farm, operated by Pete Ambrose, is 135 acres and is part of the larger Ambrose family operation - Ambrose Family Farm and Stono Market LLC, (843-709-8295- Babs Ambrose).
Each entity is owned and operated by members of the Ambrose family. Contact either location for information.
OUR MISSION is to form a partnership of mutual commitment between the community consuming our fresh produce and our farm. Ambrose Family Farm will produce a wide variety of quality produce grown the safest most organic method possible. CSA Members agree to actively participate in their weekly obligations and read their emails from Ambrose Farm CSA. This partnership provides you with a consistent supply of excellent nutritional food while ensuring the survival of the local family farm's future by guarantying the farmer a fair economic return for his efforts.
General Information
Ambrose Family Farm 843-559-0988
www.ambrosefamilyfarm.com email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mailing Address: 2414 Rockland Ave., Wadmalaw Island, SC 29487
Physical Address: 2349 Black Pond Land, Selkirk Plantation Rd. Wadmalaw Island, SC 29487
How will I know what's in my box each week?
1) Each Saturday, you'll get an email about what's happening/happened on the farm. This is your notice to visit the web site, www.ambrosefamilyfarm.com, click on "In Your Box" on the left menu bar
2) This is the HARVEST list, so depending on your share size, the day of the week, the volume of each item available, and weather, expect some of the items but not all! Each is a link for info, so if there's something you're not familiar with, check it out.
Will my produce be dirty?
1) Produce, harvested fresh and field packed, is often a little dirty, may have some blemishes, may be slightly mis-shaped, but the quality will be great.
2) Wash your produce carefully before you serve it, cook it, or store it. We prewash your produce slightly, but washing diminishes the quality of some items and costs a fortune in labor.
3) You will have to supplement your CSA with other items.
What if I forget to pick up my produce?
1) Call you pickup host and let him/her know you forgot. Make arrangements to get your share ASAP
2) Keep your pickup host's phone number and email handy. The information is available if you login, view the Pickup Site Info. Directions are available also.
3) YOU are responsible for pickup on your pick up day.
4) Be timely and considerate. If you cannot pick-up for whatever reason, make sure someone does it for you or contact your host and make arrangements for later pick up.
5) Sign In! Your host will know if you've been there or not. If another person is picking up for you, please instruct them to sign in next to your name.
How do I know which share is mine?
READ the SIGN IN SHEET and SIGN IT!
1) Small Share – packed in RED bag. The 1st week, take the bag. Next week, return the bag and take another.
2) Medium Share – packed BLUE bag.
3) Large Share – packed in a LIME GREEN Bag
4) PREMIUM SHARE: There will be a bag set aside with your name and order on it.
If you have other questions, please contact us by email or phone. We available for you!
Babs Ambrose email@example.com 843-709-8295
Jill Cheney email@example.com 843-559-0988
HOLD a share means relinquish with NO REFUND. You are responsible for making arrangements with Babs Ambrose for replacement of HELD shares.
NO cash refunds for damage to produce due to weather.


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The Old Water Tower is a grade II listed landmark building in Swanage, Dorset, built in 1886 and converted into a dwelling by its current owners in the 1990's.
We bought the Tower in Nov 1991 – it had always been in private ownership, never having been run by a public water company.
It was derelict – no floors, just a big empty space with a cast iron ladder going up inside the front face, in three stages, to a trap door opening onto the roof. There were originally only four windows in the Tower – these are now the second floor windows.
The attached pump room – a single storey with a pitched roof originally held the pumping machinery.
There was no water or gas supply, no sewer connection and the only electrical supply was a double socket at ground floor level . It stood derelict and unloved for over a hundred years, falling into considerable disrepair.
For more information on its early life and use see the history page.


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Regional health board refuses to talk after suddenly parting ways with executive director Michael Barrett
The super-agency that oversees health-care spending for much of Southwestern Ontario so far is refusing to answer questions about why it suddenly parted ways with its executive director or if he was given a payout at taxpayers' expense.
The board of the South West Local Health Integration Network said Friday it's seeking new leadership and its leader for the past nine years, Michael Barrett, is out.
The Free Press emailed questions to the board's acting chairperson, Andrew Chunilall, who at first agreed to be interviewed during the weekend, a commitment he withdrew hours later, with the agency spokesperson writing in an email the board had nothing more to say.
That leaves unanswered several key questions The Free Press had put to Chunilall, including:
- How much time remained in Barrett's contract?
- Was Barrett dismissed with or without cause as defined in his employment contract?
- Will Barrett receive any pay or benefits, including a severance, beyond what he accrued before his departure?
The South West LHIN's abrupt move comes the same year it and similar health overseer agencies across Ontario took over community care and the large bureaucracy that had been administered by Ontario's network of home care agencies, called community care access centres (CCACs). Whether the absorption of the CCAC led to concerns about the South West LHIN's direction is another question The Free Press asked the board head to answer.
There are others.
- When did the board decide to replace Barrett? Was it at the board's latest regular meeting Oct. 17, or later and, if so, when?
The South West LHIN is responsible for planning, integrating and funding nearly 200 health service providers across a vast swath of Southwestern Ontario, including hospitals, long-term care homes, mental health and addiction agencies, community support services and community health centres.
The agency's reach covers an area that extends from Lake Erie's north shore to the Bruce Peninsula, a region that's home to almost one million people.
Barrett was hired by the LHIN in 2007 as a senior director, then was selected a year later to run the organization.
He began his career with Oxford County as a planner in 1990 in the municipalities of Zorra, South-West Oxford, Ingersoll and Tillsonburg, where he helped to bring in the 911 system.
He also worked as the business manager for Women and Children's Services at the London Health Sciences Centre.


text: Dr Stewart Mottram Lecturer in English Literature Faculty of Arts, Cultures and Education School of Arts firstname.lastname@example.com 01482 465597 Stewart Mottram is fascinated by writerly responses to the violence and vandalism of religious reformation in the early modern period (1500-1700). In current research, he focuses on how writers from Edmund Spenser to Andrew Marvell remembered the reformation through representations of two key religious objects: the stonework of sepulchres and funerary monuments, and the stones of ruined monasteries and religious houses. He is author of Empire and Nation in Early English Renaissance Literature (2008). His second monograph – Broken Verse: Ruin and Reformation in Spenser, Shakespeare, and Marvell – is under its final review with Oxford University Press. Research Research Interests Literature and religion across the long Reformation in Britain and Ireland (1520-1688) Ruins and receptions of the late medieval past in early modern literature Literature and the visual arts Edmund Spenser Andrew Marvell Research groups FACE Heritage and Memory Research Group (co-facilitator) Publications Books Ruin and Reformation in Spenser, Shakespeare, and Marvell (2018, under final review at Oxford University Press). Empire and Nation in Early English Renaissance Literature, Studies in Renaissance Literature, 25. D.S. Brewer, Cambridge. xii + 248 pp (2008). Books edited Writing Wales, from the Renaissance to Romanticism, edited with Sarah Prescott, Ashgate, Farnham. xii + 232 pp, co-author of the Introduction, pp. 1-17, and sole author of Chapter 5, pp. 91-107 (2012). Articles in refereed journals '"With guiltles blood oft stained": Spenser's Ruines of Time and the Saints of St Albans', Spenser Studies, 32 (2018, accepted and in press). 'Brief Reflections: the Marble Surfaces of Marvell's Sepulchral Verse', Journal of the Northern Renaissance, 8, special issue, Kevin Killeen and Liz Oakley-Brown (eds.): 1-26 (2017). Full list Teaching Programmes taught on (2018) MA in English (Creative Writing and English Literature) Programmes taught on (2019) MA in English (Creative Writing and English Literature) Drama and English English and Film Studies Creative Writing and English English with a Modern Language English and Music English and Philosophy English and American Literature and Culture English History and English Modules list Foundation Year English Language for Academic Purposes 1 English Language for Academic Purposes 2 Level 4 Travels in Text and Time (convener) Level 6 Playing God: Late Medieval Drama, from Page to Stage (convener) Dissertation (convener) Level 7 Medieval and Renaissance Intertextualities Research PhDs Dr Mottram welcomes applications from PhD students in the following broad areas: Literature and religion: medieval to early modern Representing the medieval in early modern literature Writing empire and nation in late medieval / early modern England and Wales Literature and the visual arts John Bale and early Tudor drama Edmund Spenser Andrew Marvell Completed PhDs Supervised the following projects to successful completion in recent years: Kaylara Ann Reed (as first supervisor), Writing Reform in 14th-century English Romance (2017). External examiner, Professor Raluca Radulescu (Bangor). Amy Albudri (as second supervisor),Phantasmal Morgans and Other Women (2016). External examiner, Dr Rob Gossedge (Cardiff). Current PhD supervisions Currently second supervising a NECAH-funded project on early modern English medicine and drama. Teaching awards and accolades Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2017) Professional highlights Academic qualifications BA (Leeds) MA (Leeds) PhD (Leeds) External roles Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA): October 2015. Member of the editorial board (early modern English and Welsh literatures) for the Literary Encyclopedia (January 2016 -) Awards and accolades AHRC Early Career Leadership Fellowship (2014-2015) for the project Representing Ruins in English Renaissance Literature. Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (2008-10) for the project Pastoralism and the British Problem.


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Among the many surprises new parents discover about babies' skin is that most are not born with a silky-smooth complexion. In fact, there are all sorts of (mostly harmless) rashes, spots and bumps you might encounter in the first year of life, so it pays to study up on what they are. That way, you'll know when and how to treat whatever pops up and, just as important, when to let it be. Ready for a head-to-toe tour of baby skin "stuff"?
Up first, the five most common infant skin conditions: infant acne, cradle cap, infant eczema, impetigo and dry skin.
Infant Acne
About 40 percent of babies develop infant acne, which commonly pops up at 2 to 3 weeks of age and can often last until baby is 4 to 6 months old. These pimples are likely caused by your hormones, which are still circulating in your little one's bloodstream and stimulate baby's sluggish oil glands, causing red bumps to appear. The good news is that while they're not pretty, these blemishes don't bother baby a bit and won't leave permanent scars as long as you leave them alone. Don't squeeze, pick, scrub with soap, slather with lotions, or otherwise treat your newborn's acne. Just wash it with water two or three times daily, pat it dry gently and never use zit creams meant for grown-ups.
Cradle Cap
See some crusty yellow scales, deep red bumps and dandruff-like flakes on your baby's head? That's cradle cap, a seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp (called dandruff in older kids and adults) that's very common in infants in the first 3 months and may linger as long as a year. The culprit is overzealous sebaceous glands, which — thanks to your surging hormones — produce an oil slick that traps old skin cells on top of that tiny head. What to do? Not much since cradle cap is harmless, but if you can't stand looking at the flakes, try massaging baby's scalp with petroleum jelly or mineral oil to loosen dead skin, followed by a thorough shampoo to wash away flakes and excess oil. Your pediatrician may recommend a special shampoo for persistent cases, but take care if you use one — they are not tear-free.
Infant Eczema
Most baby skin conditions bother you more than your little one — except infant eczema (aka atopic dermatitis). This itchy rash tends to start on the face and spread to the rest of the body. Among its symptoms: small, fluid-filled pimples that can burst and ooze, making baby pretty uncomfortable. To ease the pain, apply a gentle hypoallergenic moisturizer while your sweetie's skin is still damp from a (short and not-too-hot) bath and leave a cool-mist humidifier running in his bedroom. If the situation doesn't clear up, see your pediatrician, who will probably suggest hydrocortisone ointment or prescribe an antihistamine to relieve itching and prevent flare-ups.
Blistery, scabby skin appearing in your tiny one's diaper area is more often than not impetigo. This common skin infection, which can also spread to other parts of the body or face, occurs when one of two types of bacteria (streptococci or staphylococci) enters baby's system through a break in the skin. Impetigo comes in two forms: bullous (with fluid-filled blisters that burst and leave a thin yellow-brown crust) and nonbullous (with thick yellow-crusted scabs surrounded by lots of redness.) Keeping baby's diaper area clean and dry is your best line of defense. You might need a doctor to help confirm the diagnosis. Also, if the rash spreads or doesn't seem to be getting better, it's time to make the call.
Dry Skin
Plenty of grown-ups suffer from flaky, tight skin, but babies do, too. In fact, your little one is actually more susceptible thanks to her extra-sensitive birthday suit. Your plan of attack against dry skin: Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Work from the inside out, making sure your baby gets plenty of fluids from breast milk and/or formula. Then, rub on a hypoallergenic lotion after baths — but skip soap and long tub sessions, which can irritate skin — and keep your baby's room humidified. If dry patches start to spread, crack or seem painfully itchy, talk to your pediatrician, who may recommend special lotions, soaps or shampoos.
Next stop on the tour: Environment-related skin conditions, including heat rash, sunburn and frostbite.
Heat Rash
This pesky rash shows up as tiny, red spots on the face, neck, armpits and upper torso and happens when perspiration builds up because of clogged sweat-gland ducts. Though heat rash usually fades on its own within a week, it can be itchy and uncomfortable for your baby. One way to treat it is with a cool bath, but avoid powders or lotions that can further block the sweat from flowing. Call the doctor if pustules, increased swelling or redness develops.
Even babies love to soak up some rays, but the sun can damage his hypersensitive skin, causing red, swollen patches that may blister or peel if the sunburn is severe. Prevention is your best tool: Limit baby's exposure, especially between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. when the sun's rays are the strongest, and choose his wardrobe wisely (opt for lightweight long-sleeved shirts and hats with brims and back-flaps.) For babies under six months old, use sunscreen sparingly (shade and protective clothing are a better way to go for tiny ones); for older babies, reapply sunscreen early, often and liberally, especially after swimming. If your baby does get a burn, apply cool compresses for 15 minutes at a time, three or four times a day, and apply a baby-safe sunburn relief spray or a mild moisturizing cream. If blistering, pain, chills or nausea develop, call the doctor immediately.
Babies are particularly susceptible to frostbite, when skin becomes very cold to the touch and white or yellow-gray in color. This condition is caused by extreme cold, which constricts blood vessels and can cut off blood supply to the outer areas of the body. The best way to prevent frostbite (and its less serious cousin, frostnip) is to make sure baby is well fed and properly dressed before heading out in the cold. If you do notice signs of frostbite on her toes or fingers, immediately try to warm the frosty parts against your body — open your coat or shirt and tuck baby inside next to your skin. Frostbite definitely necessitates medical care, so head to the ER or your pediatrician right away.
This next group consists of birthmarks and other skin formations that are present from the get-go. Click through for information on strawberry hemangioma, stork bites, port-wine stains, café au-lait spots, Mongolian spots and moles.
Strawberry Hemangioma
These soft, raised, strawberry red birthmarks usually appear on baby's head, chest or upper back, are very common and usually fade away by grade school. Ranging from the size of a freckle to that of a coaster, these bumps are created during fetal development when immature veins and capillaries break away from the circulatory system. The best approach is to let the hemangioma disappear on its own, but if it continues to grow, spontaneously bleeds or becomes infected, or interferes with baby's vision or ability to eat, consult your doctor. The simplest treatment is compression and massage, which can speed its fading. More aggressive treatments include steroids, surgery, laser therapy, cryotherapy (freezing) and injection of hardening agents.
Stork Bites (Nevi simplex)
Also known as angel kisses, these salmon-colored birthmarks are extremely common among newborns. They often appear on the nape of the neck (where the proverbial stork might have carried your precious bundle), forehead, eyelids and around the nose or upper lip. These skin patches are caused by dilations in your baby's capillaries (tiny blood vessels), which are visible beneath his super-thin skin. Since 95 percent of stork bites fade away as your baby's skin develops and thickens, there's no need to worry and nothing to be done.
Port-Wine Stain (Nevus flammeus)
This purplish-red birthmark may show up anywhere on baby's body, but most typically appears on the face and limbs and on just one side of the body. Port wine stains are relatively rare, afflicting three out of every 1,000 people, and often appear as a flat or barely elevated mark at birth, enlarging as a child grows. Researchers have recently discovered that port-wine stains are due to a faulty nerve supply to tiny blood vessels. These nerves control the diameter of those vessels, so when they're defective, the vessels continue to expand, allowing blood to collect beneath the skin's surface. These birthmarks are considered permanent, but most experts recommend treating port-wine stains on the face with lasers at a young age when they're smaller in size.
Café-au-Lait Spots
Typically flat and irregularly shaped, café-au-lait spots are permanent patches ranging in color from beige (coffee with a lot of milk) to light brown (coffee with a little milk). They may show up anywhere on your baby's body, either at birth or within the first few years of life, and increase in size, quantity or darkness as your child gets older. They're harmless, but do keep an eye on the size and quantity of these spots, since having six or more that are larger than a quarter may be a sign of neurofibromatosis (a genetic disorder that causes abnormal cell growth of the nerve tissue).
Mongolian Spots
Most common in babies of African, Asian, Indian and Mediterranean descent, these gray-blue patches are caused by simple variations in skin pigmentation and usually appear and disappear all within the first year. They might look like a big bruise, but they don't hurt at all. Ranging from the size of a pinhead to six or more inches across, Mongolian spots typically show up on baby's back, buttocks or legs. What to do? Nothing.
Moles (Congenital Pigmented Nevi)
Present at birth, congenital pigmented nevi, aka moles, range in color from light brown to black, and in size, from small to very large. "Acquired" nevi, which develop through childhood and adolescence, are far more common than the congenital kind. Large moles (giant pigmented nevi) are rare and need to be monitored because they carry a risk of becoming malignant. If your baby is born with one, monitor it by taking pictures at regular intervals so that you can report any changes to your pediatrician. He or she may recommend removing large moles (after a baby is 6 months old) or any suspicious ones to minimize the risk of cancer.
Our final stop on the tour is indeed, the end — baby's end that is!
Diaper Rash
Is your baby sporting a sore, red and bumpy bottom? Then she's most likely experiencing diaper rash, a skin irritation that's typically caused by this tough trio: too much moisture, too little air and irritants (think everything from urine and stool to common baby products like diapers, wipes and soaps.) Your best defense is to keep her diaper as clean and dry as can be by changing her frequently. If a rash does develop, ramp up baby's bare-butt time to at least 10 minutes before putting on a new diaper. Skip the wipes and try using a different type of soap during baths. If you don't see improvements in two or three days, contact your pediatrician.


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1977 Piper Arrow PA28R-201T
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This once upon a time PIPER MAGAZINE COVER Arrow is being offered for sale by Infinity Aviation. Economic, sleek, Service Center Maintained Arrow comes complete with newer interior including soft gray leather seats and a shiny updated exterior paint scheme in 2004. Firewall forward overhauled in 2004. Engine Factory Overhauled to Manufacturer's New Parts Limits in 2004. Cruise IFR with this recently remanufactured engine at 150 knots with all the back-up equipment you'll need. Detailed recent work orders available upon request. Exterior and interior are good condition. All specifications subject to verification by buyer and buyer is responsible to ensure that aircraft and its components are as described. There is no known damage history.
- Bendix/King KLN89B Panel-Mount GPS
- Bendix/King KMA 24 Audio Panel
- Bendix/King KX 1197 Nav/Com
- Bendix/King KX 1170B Nav/Com
- Bendix/King KNS 80 Nav System
- Bendix/King KT 76C Transponder
- Bendix/King KR 87 ADF
- Century IIB Autopilot Single Axis Roll/Heading Autopilot
- Electric Castleberry Attitude Indicator
- Slaved HSI
- Insight Strike Finder
- Gami Fuel Injectors
- JPI Engine Monitor
- Pressurized Magnetos
- CFS 100A SDI Hoskins Fuel Flow Computer
- Precise Flight, Inc Stand-by Vacuum System SVSIII
- 72 Gallons Useable Fuel
- Merlyn Black Magic Automatic Wastegate
- Electric Trim, Autopilot Disengage on Pilot's Yoke
- Hydrostatic Test on O2 Bottle Completed in 2010
- LED Tail Beacon
- ELT battery replaced 04/2011
- Tanis engine heater
Red, Gray and Blue Pin Stripes on White Refurbished in 2004
Gray Leather Interior with Sheep Skin Front Seat Covers Refurbished in 2004
Owner would consider trading to a Meridian, Saratoga or similar
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Program Overview
Is a bachelor's degree in geography in your future? Delta is a great place to start. When it's time to transfer, you will have earned an Associate in Science degree to take with you.
Do you want to learn more about the land we live in? Geography is the study of the earth, its features and its life forms, including human life.
Geographic information systems (GIS) is also taught at Delta. GIS is a well-established technology in a rapidly growing field referred to as geospatial technologies, which encompasses many types of methods and techniques for the collection, analysis, modeling and visualization of geospatial data. GIS skills are in demand for jobs related to engineering, planning, utilities, management, transportation and logistics, insurance, telecommunications, natural resources and business.
Earning Potential
With a bachelor's degree in this field you could become a geographer.
In this field, it is estimated you could earn $58,600 annually.
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Transportation and storage of crude oil after it has been pumped out of an oil well in the United States. Two men near a pump called a 'pumping jack' which is lifting crude oil from the first oil well drilled in the Garber Field in Oklahoma. Rods which are connected to 'pumping jacks' move back and forth. A fence . 'Tank farms' in which crude oil is stored. A man stands on the top of the stairs of a tank farm.
"A Few Quick Facts-Japan" (UPA).Animated propaganda film shows Japan facing an earthquake disaster in 1923. Animation shows an earthquake in Japan. U.S. aid to Japan shows U.S. warships carrying food, clothing and medical supplies to Japan. Japanese newspapers express gratitude. Bombs exploding during World War 2.
Pumping and transportation of crude oil in the United States. A political map of the U.S. shows oil pipe line systems which are used to transport crude petroleum. The map shows main trunk pipe line systems including a new line under construction from Wyoming, connecting with the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico. A pumping station which serves important fields in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Wyoming with its chief terminals at East Chicago, Houston, Texas and Salt Creek, Wyoming. Internal combustion engines and machinery at the pumping station.
A college football match in Oklahoma, United States. Highlights of the game between the Oklahoma Sooners and the Missouri Tigers. The Missouri Tigers win the game 41-19.
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Duke Energy Corp.'s (DUK) business division, Duke Energy Renewables, commenced the construction of three utility-scale solar plants in Eastern North Carolina. The power generated from these plants will be sold through long-term power purchase agreements.
SunEnergy1, a solar design, construction and engineering company, will build the photovoltaic ("PV") projects, which are expected to be concluded by the end of 2013. Totaling 30 megawatts (MW) AC, the three plants include the 20 MW Dogwood Solar Power Project in Halifax County near Scotland Neck and a 5 MW solar project each in Bertie County, Windsor and in Pitt County close to Bethel. The one in Bertie County is named Windsor Cooper Hill Solar project while the latter is called Bethel Price Solar.
About 140,000 high-efficiency Virtus II PV modules, comprising a mix of 72-cell 300-watt and 305-watt polycrystalline PV modules, will be supplied by ReneSola Ltd. (SOL) to the three plants.
Besides its 12.5- and 5-MW solar parks in Beaufort County and the 5-MW Murfreesboro Solar Power Project, also in Eastern North Carolina, Duke Energy owns six 1-MW solar farms in the state's western province.
The new projects will bring Duke Energy Renewables' overall solar farms to 20 across the U.S. The three solar farms are located in Dominion Resources Inc.'s (D) North Carolina Power service territory. The farms are anticipated to power around 6,000 homes in the state.
The current favorable renewable climate in the U.S., in particular the Obama Climate plan, is prompting diversified utilities like Duke Energy to expand their clean energy asset basket. The company is strategically divesting its non-core assets to strengthen its renewable capacity.
Recently, the company announced its intention to sell several unregulated Midwest assets which will fetch roughly $1.5-$2.0 billion. Besides solar, Duke Energy is investing in wind assets. The company, in Sep 2013, announced that it will construct, own and operate two large-scale wind facilities of 200 MW each in South Texas.
We believe Duke Energy's green energy expansion efforts will yield lucrative returns in the coming years given the aggressive pro-environment stance in the U.S. However, the government's failure to reach a consensus regarding the extension of the production tax credit in 2014 is a matter of concern.
Currently, Duke Energy carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). A better-placed utility counterpart is Zacks Ranked #2 (Buy) Alliant Energy Corp. (LNT).
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Our book is meant to be suggestive only. We realize we know only a little. Alcoholics Anonymous, Page 164, 1939 The spiritual life is by no means a Christian monopoly… Consider the eight-part program laid down in Buddhism: Right view, right aim, right speech, right action, right living, right effort, … Continue reading
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BRITISH JOURNAL OF SURGERY, vol. 84, n° 9, 1997, pages 1235-1238, 22 réf., ISSN 0007-1323, GBR
Department of Surgery. University Hospital. Uppsala. SWE, Department of Cancer Epidemiology. University Hospital. Uppsala. SWE, Department of Epidemiology. Harvard School of Public Health. Boston Massachusetts. USA
Background Endoscopic sphincterotomy was introduced in 1974 as a procedure for removing stones in the common bile duct.
To assess the long-term risk of cancer and relative survival, all patients who underwent this procedure at six different hospitals between 1977 and 1985 were identified.
Methods A total of 992 patients was identified and they were followed by linkage to the Swedish Death Registry and the Swedish Cancer Registry.
Results At 1 year or more after sphincterotomy there was no increased risk of cancer in the liver, gallbladder, bile duct or pancreas (standardized incidence ratio 0-80,95 per cent confidence interval 0.3-1.9).
Relative survival was lowered slightly in the first year after sphincterotomy, but did not differ from that of the background population thereafter.
Conclusion Endoscopic sphinctcrotomy for stones in the common bile duct does not appear to affect the risk of cancer in the pancreas, liver or bile ducts, nor does it affect long-term survival.
Mots-clés BDSP : Lithiase, Epidémiologie, Facteur risque, Long terme, Evaluation, Homme, Suède, Europe, Chirurgie digestive, Appareil digestif [pathologie], Chirurgie, Cancer
Mots-clés Pascal : Lithiase, Voie biliaire, Epidémiologie, Sphinctérotomie, Facteur risque, Long terme, Carcinome, Etude cohorte, Evaluation, Homme, Suède, Europe, Voie biliaire pathologie, Appareil digestif pathologie, Chirurgie, Tumeur maligne
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Lithiasis, Biliary tract, Epidemiology, Sphincterotomy, Risk factor, Long term, Carcinoma, Cohort study, Evaluation, Human, Sweden, Europe, Biliary tract disease, Digestive diseases, Surgery, Malignant tumor
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SONIC YOUTH disappearer bass tab by chris lawrence this is taken from the 'goo demos' version, which may be slightly different than the lp version, i dont know..Standard guitar tuning:EADGBENo capo
Intro:E--13--13-13-13-13-13-13--15--15-15-15-15-15-15- etc etc etc whatever end on: E---12-- barre your finger across and toss in a 12th fret note on the G string then switch to: A---15---
The verse goes:A--15--15--15-15-15--15--15----------------------------- E----------------------------1511/13--13-13-13-13- etc- "turns to sleep": D--13-13-13-13-13-13----------------------------- A----------------------10-10-10-10--10-10-10-10- E------------------------------------------------- "been away too long" E--13----15-- thump these notes! then: D---14--- then: A---15---
Then for the break, re-play the intro riff at first. then change slightlyto: E--13-13-13-13-13-13-13-15-15/-12-- then for the large build-up at the very end of the jam, go nuts on the F note: E--13-- (rapid pick) and end that part on: A--15-- and play it all again. or something. cl (email@example.com)
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Justice demands that hardworking people must have access to a living wage, Weingarten maintains. "It means that great educational opportunity must be the standard for all students in all our schools. It means that paid sick leave must not be the province of only the well-to-do and those who still have a union contract that provides for it. It means we must remove obstacles to forming and joining unions, which built America's middle class and are key to rebuilding it."


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- Mette Wikborg (1963) holds a degree in economics from the University of Oslo, where she also has worked as a lecturer. Wikborg is Director General of the ownership department in the Ministry of Trade and Industry and was previously Director General of the Ministry's department for research and innovation policy. Wikborg has been a Fullbright scholarship holder at Harvard University, and has previously worked as an adviser in the Ministry of Finance and as a consultant in McKinsey & Company. In the period 2002-2003, Wikborg was a member of the Skauge Committee, which was responsible for preparing a tax reform proposal.
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21 Things We Learned From Warner Bros. Dark Knight Studio Tour
It's very telling that, even as Warner Bros. is bringing a new Batman to the big screen with "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice," the first thing visitors are hit with as they enter the impressive, spared-no-expense Batman Exhibit is Hans Zimmer's stirring score from Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight film series. As if to indicate, "We know who the real movie Batman is," without saying it.
In fact, Nolan's films take up considerable real estate of the newest addition to Warner Bros.' VIP Studio Tour.
Honoring all 25 years of the DC hero's legacy on the big screen, the tour doesn't have its official public unveiling until June 26, but CBR was given an early look of the exhibit — which, for Batman and movie fans in general, is nothing short of a "must see."
The comprehensive exhibit is so massive, that it requires two separate wings to display it all. There is the main hall, located in the large Warner Bros. Studio Tour building, which features props, production art and costumes (yes, all of the batsuits!) And then, there's "the Batcave" — a warehouse-like structure that's home to almost all of the big-screen "Bat" vehicles, including two Tumblers and the Bat-pod. It also houses a bat signal and the Batman statue Gotham City receives at the end of "The Dark Knight Rises."
Here are 21 things we learned on the Batman Tour, an exhibit which has only one problem — it ends.
1. This exhibit marks the first time artifacts from all of WB's Batman films have been gathered together in one place.
2. To transport guests to the exhibit, 6 custom "Bat Trams" were built, with their design supervised by the person who created the new Batmobile for "Batman V Superman."
3. Each tram bears the bat symbol and has "Batman 75" printed atop their canopies. (And yes, the trams are painted in custom "Tumbler Black.")
4. The main exhibit took eight weeks to build.
5. Archivists are endeavoring, as of press time, to add an original "Detective Comics 27" — Batman's first appearance in comics — to the exhibit.
6. Remember that plastic case housing Batman's suit and gear that rises out of the water in "Dark Knight Rises?" It's a centerpiece of the Exhibit, which archivists received so quickly after shooting wrapped on the film that the case still has water droplets inside its plastic. (And you can take your photo with it!)
7. Of all the Batsuits on the display, Michael Keaton's original costume required the most work to make it "presentation worthy." Due to wear and tear over the years, the rubber suit required minor treatment, specifically to its mid-section.
8. Finding the suits from director Tim Burton's first Batman movie proved challenging, because the studio didn't have archives at the time. According to our tour guide, archiving the series' films began in earnest in 1992, with "Batman Returns."
9. Unlike batsuits from the previous films, the designers of the suits in Nolan's films added graphite to the costumes, which better preserves them for archiving purposes.
10. In 1989, Batman saved Warner Bros. At the time, the studio was owned by the company First National. Warner Bros. put everything it had into making "Batman" and made enough profit to buy back the studio. Had the film failed at the box office, there's a good chance Warner Bros. would not exist as we know it today.
11. The studio is actively considering the possibility of holding a screening of Tim Burton's "Batman" on the lot, to celebrate the film's 25th anniversary this year.
12. I know what you're saying: Why is there no Adam West Batman? Due to Fox owning the rights to the classic series, and with most of its props in the hands of private collectors or, worse, simply unable to be found, there are a lot of challenges to dedicating an area of the exhibit to the show. But the powers at be are quick to point out that they hope to get the original '66 Batmobile added to the collection at some point.
13. The day before CBR visited the exhibit, Christopher Nolan stopped by to take a look. Our tour guide informed us that Nolan was not aware the exhibit was being developed, and liked what he saw.
14. Filmmakers involved with the in-production "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" also recently toured the exhibit, expressing a desire to feature their film's props and vehicles there once shooting wraps.
15. Crew members have affectionately nicknamed "Batman v Superman's" new Batmobile 'The Screamer,' due to the sound it makes when it drives. The new vehicle is bigger and faster than the Tumbler.
16. Aside from the Adam West version, the only Batmobile not on display is the car from "Batman & Robin." The vehicle has a history of breaking down and is currently under repair.
17. The Batmobile on display from the Keaton era is one of five vehicles used during production of the 1989 film. It cost a $1 million to make and tops out at a speed of 35mph.
18. Driving the Tumbler is done through the use of monitors, which tap into feeds transmitted from front and rear cameras to help the driver 'see.'
19. The cockpit-like design of the Tumbler's driving area is a set. The real car requires the driver to sit in more of a NASCAR-like driving module in order to operate the vehicle.
20. A life-sized replica of the Batmobile for the new "Arkham Knight" video game is scheduled to be built for 2014's Comic-Con International in San Diego. After the car is unveiled at SDCC, plans are to relocate it to the Exhibit.
21. Eventually, props and costumes from FOX's "Gotham" TV series will make their way to the exhibit.
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The Ancient History Contest August 25, 2007 - October 1, 2007
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1st - The Manfredi Award for Historical Fiction. - [writing deleted]
Like a complete queer, I have a big thing for ancient history and men in leather skirts... I'm talking of course about Ancient Greece / Dark Age Briton / The Roman Empire etc.
As a big fan of writers such as Valerio Massimo Manfredi / Conn Igguldon and Steven Pressfield, I would like to see the best you have to offer in the short story range set in these times - think Spartans / Gladiators / Roman Legionnaires / Celts / Pict / Angles / Jutes / Vikings / Macedonians - that sort of malarky.
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