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Lesson 1 (from Pages 1-18)
The narrator has lived abroad for quite some time and is now returning to the village where he grew up. With that return comes some feelings, traditions and questions. This lesson discusses the experience of coming home after a long absence.
1) Class Discussion: What do you know about the narrator? How long has he been gone? Where has he been? Why? Where does he return to? Which country does he return to? Why do you think he returns back home after his stay abroad?
2) Groups: Talk about the feelings that go through people after returning home from a long absence. How does the narrator feel about being back? How do you know? How do his family and friends feel about his return? Give a few examples of reactions to prove their feelings. What did the narrator miss most during his absence? What does he enjoy...
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Piano Lessons in Bristol ........ Keyboard Lessons in Bristol ....... Flute Lessons......... Singing Lessons ....... Theory of Music Lessons.
Welcome to the Musicmakers website.
We are a private music teaching practice based in Ashton Gate, south Bristol offering lessons in piano, organ, electronic keyboard, flute, trumpet, singing and theory of music to people of all ages and abilities.
Lessons take place in light, warm and suitable teaching rooms in a beautiful 1950s church. All of our teachers are highly experienced in both teaching of and performance in their instrument and have all been subjected to an enhanced criminal records check to ensure their suitability to work with children.
Click on "What We Teach" to find out more about the instruments and subjects we can teach you and on the "Our Teachers" linkto find out more about each individual teacher.
If you still have any questions regarding lessons or anything else we may be able to help you with, click on "Contact Us" to find out the best way for you to get in touch with us. We look forward to hearing from you and meeting you soon.

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The JOIFF-accredited course will take place March 27-31 at CNPP in Vernon, France.
The training has been designed for personnel responsible for emergency response involving large-scale flammable liquid fire fighting as well as insurance company employees and fire engineers wishing an insight into fixed and mobile foam systems.
The Foam School, a blend of theory, workshops, demonstrations and practical fire fighting, will address the following:
• New developments and insights on foam systems, fire-fighting foams and polar solvents
• NFPA 11: standard for low-, medium-, and high-expansion foam
• EN 1568: Fire-extinguishing media, foam concentrates, specification for low-expansion foam concentrates for surface application to water-immiscible liquids
• EN 13565: Fixed fire-fighting systems, foam systems, design and construction and maintenance
• Foam selection: testing, rating, storage and stability and international standards
• Fire-fighting foams: fluor-free foam concentrates, C6 foam concentrates, legislation and good practice
• Incident scenarios at atmospheric tanks and bunded areas
• Lessons learned
• Demos of fire-fighting response with fixed foam systems
• Practical training.
The practical training will include training with an on-site tank fire; fire in a bunded area; on-site tank fire; hydrocarbon jet fires; and a large-scale ethanol pool fire.
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South Florida jazz icon and educator Melton Mustafa, a trumpeter who played with the greats and nurtured the musical ambitions of the small, died Thursday morning with his wife by his side at University of Miami Hospital after a long battle with prostate cancer. He was 70.
Mustafa is survived by his wife, Zakiyyah; sons Melton Jr., Yamin and Jihad; daughter Tricia; and his older brother, saxophonist Jesse Jones Jr. Funeral services will take place noon Saturday, Dec. 30, at Riyadh Ul Jannah Funeral Home in Hialeah Gardens. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions be made to the Melton Mustafa Foundation.
The annual Melton Mustafa Jazz Festival will go on as scheduled Feb. 23-25, according to Melton Jr. Speaking by phone on Thursday, Melton Jr. said the festival was symbolic of everything his father was about as a musician and educator.
"He should be remembered as a loving person who cared about the community and educating the community about jazz," he said.
In a career that stretches back more than four decades, Mustafa played with the Count Basie Orchestra, Duke Ellington Orchestra, Woody Herman Orchestra, Jaco Pastorius' famed Word of Mouth Band, the Melton Mustafa Orchestra and, recently, the Melton Mustafa Quintet.
He released the albums "Boiling Point" (1995) and "St. Louis Blues" (1997) by the Melton Mustafa Orchestra (with Jesse Jones Jr.); and solo albums "The Softer Side: Scenes From Miami Vol. 1" (2009) and "The Traveling Man" (2012). His last release, co-produced by Melton Jr., was recorded after the elder Mustafa had received his Stage 4 cancer diagnosis in 2011.
The recording of "The Traveling Man" was delayed, then halted temporarily, while Mustafa underwent treatment. But it was "very important" for Mustafa to finish the project, his son said.
In listening to "The Traveling Man, veteran South Florida jazz writer Bob Weinberg found a musician playing at a high level, all the more surprising given his illness. Weinberg called Mustafa's solos on the album "burnished gems, masterfully phrased."
Melton Jr. hears something else.
"It was brutal to watch him play. I remember him being in so much pain, but he was so prideful that he just muscled through it," Melton Jr. said. "When I listen to the solos, I can hear the pain, tears coming out of his eyes."
Mustafa's musical legacy was equaled in recent years by his efforts as an educator and advocate for young, aspiring musicians in his role as the founder of the jazz studies program at Florida Memorial University in Miami Gardens. The school hosted the annual Melton Mustafa Jazz Festival, which celebrated its 20th anniversary this year at the Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater. The festival also served as a fundraiser for college and high school jazz students, which Mustafa also supported through his not-for-profit MSM Arts Inc.
In a testament to Mustafa's influence, the Melton Mustafa Jazz Festival hosted performances over the years by such luminaries as Jon Faddis, Benny Golson, Grover Washington Jr., Wallace Roney, Patrice Rushen, Billy Cobham, Herbie Mann, Billy Taylor, Clarke Terry, Najee and Randy Brecker.
But Mustafa also created a forum for South Florida artists and students to perform, teach, learn and network at the festival. These included Shareef Clayton, Nestor Torres, Nicole Yarling, Valerie Tyson, the Dillard Center for the Arts Jazz Ensemble and the Broward College Jazz Band.
"It's about passing the torch," Melton Jr. said. "He always had offers to teach other places, people always pulling at him. But he cared about this community, and he cared about helping out the youth."
Coral Springs-raised saxophonist Patrick Bartley was a 17-year-old and a member of the Dillard jazz band when Mustafa asked him to perform on "The Traveling Man." Mustafa gave the teen a featured role on the album, even including Bartley in the picture on the cover. Melton Jr. had introduced Bartley to the saxophone and as a preteen he had attended Mustafa's jazz camps at Florida Memorial University.
"[Mustafa] had such a crazy career but yet he decided to come down to Florida and give his whole life to young people," Bartley said. "He should be remembered as a person who would put other people before him in every single situation."
The opportunity Mustafa offered on "The Traveling Man" allowed Bartley to see the possibility of a career in music for the first time, he said. The education Mustafa offered was not only about music, but the real-world advice of someone who traveled the world in the business.
Bartley spoke by phone from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Thursday evening while waiting on a flight to performances in New York. In February, he has a slate of shows in China.
"What made him such a gem … I don't like to talk about him in the past tense, because he's still alive to me. What makes him such a gem, is because he's able to play on such a high level, Woody Shaw transcriptions, and making his own lines, and then he's a very masterful educator," Bartley said. "Usually musicians have one or the other. To be able to communicate that is an incredible skill."


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Bill Text
Bill Start
April 17, 2017
|Senate Bill
|No. 546
|Introduced by Senator Hill
February 16, 2017
Existing (3)
Digest KeyVote: MAJORITY Appropriation: NO Fiscal Committee: YES Local Program: YES
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The people of the State of California do enact as follows:
This act may be known as Lizzie's Law.
SECTION 1.Section 4809.7 of the Business and Professions Code is amended to read:
4809.7.The board shall establish a regular inspection program that will provide for random, unannounced inspections. The board shall
SEC. 2.Section 4830 of the Business and Professions Code is amended to read:
4830.(a) This chapter does not apply to:
SEC. 3.Section 4887 of the Business and Professions Code is amended to read:
4887.(a) (1) A person whose license or registration has been revoked or who has been placed on probation may petition the board for reinstatement or modification of penalty including modification or termination of probation after a period
Article 7 (commencing with Section 4920) is added to Chapter 11 of Division 2 of the Business and Professions Code, to read:
Article 7. Pharmacy
(2)The veterinarian or authorized representative shall provide the counseling to the best of his or her ability, knowledge, and availability of
information, but neither the veterinarian nor the authorized representative shall be liable for the veracity and completeness of the information provided in the literature or handout if it is information obtained through a pharmaceutical laboratory or is based on accredited professional sources and publications. For this purpose, the veterinarian or authorized representative shall provide the client with a printed disclaimer explaining the lack of liability for the information in the literature or handout if it is obtained under those circumstances and the client shall sign the disclaimer. (3)Unless there is a life-threatening warning or a critical update about the drug or medicine, a client may decline to receive the counseling, literature, or handout. (4)The counseling, literature, and handout shall include all of the following information: (A) (B)How and when to give the drug or medicine to the pet or service animal and for how long. (C)What to do if a dose is missed. (D)Possible risks and side effects, and what the client should do if they occur. (E) (F)Whether the new drug or medicine and the prescribed dosage are appropriate for the pet or service animal's age, weight, and kidney
and liver function. (G)Whether the new drug or medicine will work safely with other drugs, medicines, or supplements. (H) (5)(A) (B)If a long-acting or extended release drug or medicine is to be administered, the client shall also be counseled before the injection about the difference between standard and long-acting or extended release drugs or medicines. This counseling may include, but is not limited to, explaining adverse reactions due to prolonged systemic drug or medicine clearance of long-acting drugs or medicines in such a way
that the client understands that once the animal is injected there is no way to retrieve the drug or medicine. (6)The literature or handout shall be provided in readable-sized font. (b)At the discretion of the veterinarian, the counseling, literature, or handout may be provided by a (c)(1)The literature or handout may be provided electronically or in any other format using available technology as long as it allows the client to confirm the material was received. (2)The literature or handout shall be available to clients in English and may also be provided in Spanish and in any other language
appropriate for the veterinary practice. (3)The literature or handout shall also be provided to clients with special needs or disabilities in an easily accessible format, such as, but not limited to, a large-sized font. (4) (d) (C)The right to receive drug and medicine information in readable-sized font. (D)


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Folks, I am dismayed. Once, we were the greatest country on the face of the earth, but now, we are just a country of whiners. Every time I turn on the news, all I see are marginalized peoples holding signs and complaining about how years of systemic oppression have tipped the scales irrevocably against them.
Well, all I have to say is: suck it up, buttercup! Don't you realize that I've been suffering, too? You've been so caught up with how police have been exterminating your people for generations or how you deserve the right to control what happens to your own body or that people should be allowed to get married to any other consenting adult that they choose regardless of their gender that you have completely failed to think about the tribulations that I have had to deal with. Like, just this morning, I went to Starbucks, and they were out of Pumpkin Spice Lattes! And that is a real problem, but you don't see me complaining about it or holding signs to point out just how unjust not being able to purchase a cup of milk flavored with something that does not taste even remotely like a pumpkin is for people like me! Just think about how many sorority sisters had all their dreams dashed when they pulled up to that drive through!
No one in the past ever solved any problems by complaining. After all, we have several historical precedents to show that protests, peaceful or otherwise, are not needed to bring about social change. Why do you think we ended slavery? Or let women vote? Or granted equal rights to oppressed groups? It certainly was not because of people marching on Washington, I will tell you that! Those things only happened because the people in power knew it was the right thing to do after they were politely asked to stop treating people unfairly. We just need to wait until those in power decide that they have wronged us and be grateful that it wasn't worse.
You should just accept the President the same way all of those conservatives did when Barack Obama was elected…twice. You didn't see people protesting or states threatening to secede! We calmly expressed our congratulations to the winning side and knew we would have to work harder the next time.
And the demand for safe spaces? What is that about?
Sure, people try to point out that they are afraid because of the things he has said for most of his recorded life history. But these statements were taken out of context! They just seemed to heavily imply that he hated women, Hispanic peoples, African Americans, the disabled, veterans, and anyone who was not a rich, white dude. He later showed how remorseful he was by deflecting attention away from himself by talking about Hillary's emails.
And sure, he told his supporters to attempt to assassinate Hillary Clinton or anyone else who opposed him, but that's no different than what Stalin, Lenin, or Kim Jong-un would do in the name of national security and maintaining peace.
And sure, he has threatened to strip away the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 19th Amendments, but he left the 2nd alone! That should count for something! And he hasn't even mentioned altering any of the remaining Amendments…probably because he doesn't know they exist.
And sure, he has been appointing known white nationalists to top positions within our government, but that doesn't mean he supports white supremacy…it just means he values the rights and privileges of white people over anyone else. Just because a group synonymous with lynching brown people empathetically supported the election of Donald Trump and even went so far as to endorse him in their newspaper, does not mean Trump is okay with their message. After all, he eventually got around to sort-of denouncing the Klan by claiming he would have to research who they were before denouncing them. That's completely understandable! After all, how would he know who they were? I mean, it's not like the Klan ever burned a cross in his yard – he's white.
So, yeah, I just don't see why anyone is worried or why they would protest this election's outcome. I mean, if you are going to protest and demand safe spaces, it should be over something incredibly important. Something that could be world ending or bring about the apocalypse. Something like…an extremely popular musical or the color of a coffee cup…
First, the theater is a dangerous place. After Mike Pence received a stern talking to by the actors of Hamilton, Donald Trump immediately jumped to Twitter to express his outrage.
See, The Donald knows that theaters should always be a safe space. After all, theater was originally designed as a space safe from poor people that rich people could go and pretentiously brag about attending to their other rich friends.
Besides, theater people are scary! I literally cannot count the number of times a theater person has tried to mug me on the subway…because it has literally never happened. And all that make-up they wear is just terrifying! Only clowns wear more and we all know that clowns are scary. The fact is Pence and other rich conservatives should have a safe space from having their feelings hurt, which is the absolute worst thing that they will ever experience. I applaud Trump for demanding an apology from his critics, after all, if his candidacy taught us anything, it's that he has the emotional range of a toddler and being criticized makes him sad.
But that demand is nothing compared to a real issue we should all be concerned with: the lack of a red cup at Starbucks! I mean, Christians are right to be in an uproar over the chains decision to release a green cup this holiday season! It's not like green is a Christmas color or anything! Have they no decency? And the green cup is plain! Where are my images of snowmen and Santa Claus? What Jesus say if he saw that Starbucks was not giving their customers cups inscribed with secular pagan images?
America, we have to start protesting the real "injustices" of the world! It is time for my problems to be addressed! After all, if America is first in everything, shouldn't these problems be first in all the world?


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8 reviews | 278 orders
We had the BBQ chicken and vegetarian plate. The BBQ chicken was delicious. The vegetarian plate was basically all the stuff you get with the meat dishes without the meat (red beans and rice, plantains and grilled cabbage). The portions were huge and the food tasted great. The cabbage was a bit greasy, but not bad. Overall yum!!
6 reviews | 36 orders
Excellent as always. The oxtail was perfectly tender the rice hot and perfect, and as always the plantains were fabulous. I think tIsland Spice might be the best Caribbean place in San Diego. I wish they were open later.
4 reviews | 75 orders
Wow was this place tasty and huge portions. I will definitely be ordering from here many times in the future.


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by Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo
Mary has just now seen Christ, and the artist paints
radiance reflected on her cloak from the risen Lord,
while Mary's face is in shadow
Nouvelle 55 is a poem or fiction in 55 words, based on a piece of art.Portrait of Mary Magdalen, or a Poet
A response to 'Mary Magdalen at the Sepulchre'
by Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo
A veiled face,
cloves cloaked in a sleeve.
like late summer gold,
leans into the cold of tombs.
Interior lights
– not the apotheosis of the sun—
are the radiants you seek.
Day is where you are,
everything else, shadow.
Break the clove's shell.
Rub the dark powder
painting your skin,
and smell your breath.
Poetry should be heard.


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A flip class is not the easiest thing to set up with new students, and in my case I moved (high school to middle school) schools so none of my students have any real experience with a flip class. For the first 6 weeks I have worked to get all my students signed up for Edmodo and accustomed to studying vocab, reflecting on their performance, or to rehearsing choreography, with little to no success. Today I found myself lecturing every single class about the need to get online to review the choreography I taught this week and it actually made me second guess this whole flip class thing. I mean I grilled each class about their need to practice at home, I showed them what dance homework looks like in terms of reviewing choreography, and I reminded them that after this first 6 weeks they would be responsible for learning basic information or choreography at home so that we can do more in class. They all looked at me with that glazed, lost look in there eyes and I seriously left work this afternoon feeling like it just won't work. Ugh. 😦
BUT…it has paid off!! I have a little over 150 students in my dance program and as of 11:06 pm I have 135 students signed up and actively responding to an assignment and video posted. That's HUGE considering I only had about 60 total this morning. This is AWESOME!
I'm posting this because a flip class isn't easy to set up and the class culture has to reinforce the importance of student responsibility. Teachers have to be committed to his concept and the time it takes to make it work. Students have to trust that you will do your part and expect them to do their part. It will take time but it'll be worth it in the end. Don't give up. Set high expectations and regardless of age, experience, education or socioeconomic factors children will rise to those expectations.


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It was wonderful and my daughter and I had The Best Day Ever! Loved the massage that we chose."
The Woodhouse Day Spa was voted the Number One day spa chain in America by Day Spa Magazine. Although there are Woodhouse Day Spa's all over America, they are all locally owned and operated. The Woodhouse Day Spa Cincinnati is the first Woodhouse in Ohio, and is located in the heart of Olde Montgomery in the new Montgomery Triangle Building. Take the elevator from the underground parking garage and you don't even have to walk outside to enjoy your experience.
Sure, we have over 70 distinct treatment options, but what really sets apart is our focus on customer service. We believe that when you arrive at The Woodhouse our sole mission in life is to treat you like royalty. We also don't do hair which a lot of our guests love because you don't have the noise from the hairdriers, the chemical smell, and the hectic atmosphere of a salon. We're strictly a day spa. A place for you to escape.
Inviting Spa Interior & Guest Amenities
5,500 square feet of Victorian decor featuring 15 Private Guest Treatment Rooms, Men's & Women's Quiet Rooms, Duet Massage Room, Bath & Massage Room, Private Manicure/Pedicure Rooms, and more! The Woodhouse is the perfect place for spa parties & corporate events.
Legendary Customer Service
At The Woodhouse, you don't schedule a 'appointment,' you schedule an 'experience.' Part of what makes it an experience is that we will do anything we have to make you happy. We'll order you lunch to enjoy on fine china, while you enjoy your massage, we'll get your morning latte at Starbucks while relaxing with one of our spa services, we've even been known to drive to the bakery and pick up surprise treats for our guests who are celebrating special occasions. We're glad to accommodate special requests, however outlandish, or help you plan a special moment that you will remember forever.
Simple & Stress-Free Gift Cards
We want to make the process of gift buying easier, you can purchase and print a beautiful gift certificate on-line, or simply call us and we will personalize a gift card or basket and can even arrange delivery. If you need help deciding what to get that special someone, just call 513.891.4SPA and we'll be happy to recommend one of our spa services tailored to you needs, whether it's a facial, maicure, pedicure, massage or even waxing!
Our Mission The Woodhouse Day Spa is a place where the genuine care and comfort of our guest is our highest mission. We pledge to provide the finest treatments & facilities for our guests, who will always enjoy a warm, relaxed, yet refined ambience. Honesty & Integrity is the "heart" of our business model and will be the foundation by which we stand. The Woodhouse experience enlivens the senses, instills well-being, and fulfills even the unexpressed wishes and needs of our guests.
About The Owner
Christopher Mann is an avid traveler. "I've been to spas all over the world and was always disappointed that there wasn't anything like them in Cincinnati." says Chris. "Every time I went to a spa here in Cincinnati I felt like a number...like I was part of an assembly line or something. I just couldn't find anything truly relaxing." He continues, "We wanted to build a spa where our valued guests actually feel valued, a true escape from the stressors of everyday life." Chris lives right up the road from the spa in Symmes Township, has son named Jake, and two dogs Jackson and Corbet.
…its what you do at The Woodhouse Day Spa Cincinnati.


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Facebook has become more than just a way to communicate with friends and family. It allows users to connect with friends by playing games together without even being in the same room. Facebook games have been known to become extremely addicting. Here are some of the Facebook games that you'll have a hard time turning off once you start.
10. SongPop is one of the many games that are available both on mobile devices as an app and on Facebook. In this new addicting game, users can challenge their friends to a music duel. Choose between a variety of music genres and see who can guess the song's title or artist the fastest.
9. Words With Friends started out as a popular iPhone and Android game and later became one of the top rated addicting games on Facebook. Connect with your friends to play a virtual game of scrabble. Build the most interesting words to gain the highest points to see who is the Words master.
8. Based on the original city-building computer game, SimCity, the SimCity Facebook app allows users to create and maintain their own cities. Watch your city come to live as you choose resources, friends and rivals. This game is also interactive as you can pair up with friends to make their cities your neighbors.
7. The Sims Social allows users to create their own Sim character without buying the old Sims computer game. Help your character come to live as you build their personalities, develop relationships and build houses and families. The Sims Social allows for Facebook friends to become Sim friends for free. Connect your Sims with your friends' to create an online universe you'll never want to leave.
6. Love the casino, but hate losing all that money? Play Facebook's DoubleDown Casino game. This game is the largest virtual casino online and you can even take this game on the go with your mobile device. While casino games can become very addicting, DoubleDown winnings can be used anywhere within the casino game, and you won't end up losing all of your money. Facebook users get daily free chips just for playing.
5. This long time popular game has found it's way to Facebook. Bejewled Blitz put's an interesting twist on the classic Bejewled game. Match and detonate as many gems as you can within 60 seconds. Match three or more and gain special detonating prizes. Facebook has added special gems in the Blitz version that have interesting abilities. Compete with friends to see who can get the highest Bejewled Blitz score on the weekly leader board.
4. Marvel: Avengers Alliance puts you in control of the Avengers, Spider-Man, the X-Men and S.H.I.E.L.D. When a mysterious force has landed on earth, you must harness the potential of this new dangerous power before Dr. Doom and other evil villains do first. This addicting game will make you think you're inside a real video game as you battle through levels to complete missions.
3. UNO has always been a popular child's pastime card game. This fun and addictive game is available to play on Facebook against your friends. Games are fast paced and follow traditional UNO rules. You won't want to stop playing until you're the first one to call UNO!
2. ChefVille is similar to the Sims and CityVille in that users can create their own virtual worlds. This world of food lets users create delicious recipes and master the art of cooking while competing against friends' scores.
1.The addicting mobile game Angry Birds has made it's way to Facebook! Angry Birds Friends is similar to the mobile app but it has special power ups to give your sling shot an extra edge of power. Collect different destructions feathers from each level and keep your score higher than your friends.


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We're almost there folks, CES 2012. Toshiba will also be there, and they've taken the opportunity to give a little preview of what to expect from them at this years show.
As has been leaked earlier in the week, they will be showing off "the worlds thinnest and lightest 10.1 inch tablet." The translation is a little ropey, but we're also seeing mention of Organic EL panel and the word "waterproof" also crops up. Hit the source link for more.
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Check out the Greyhound Benefit Auction hosted by 2 Hound Design for GPA Central Florida. The auction closes April 18 at 10:00PM. There's still time to get some items at bargain prices. Several of the items are still below retail price. Here is the link:http://www.2houndsdesign.com/cgi-bin/2hounds.cgi?category=GBAThe bidders are having a lot of fun with this auction. If nothing else you need to go out and look at the creative alias names folks are using when they place the bids. The Silly Goose, Holy Cow, Cowbird & Egg, Happy Dog and Miss Piggy are creating quite a stir. Miss Piggy has bids from "Ham to Spam", "Roast this Pig", "WhenPigsFly", "This little Piggy's Coming Home", "Oink You", "Makin Bacon". It's really greyt too see such creativity and the fun that folks are having. It's a blast and you are sure to get a kick out of it.
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"'I'm sorry. I can't help it, Mr. Thomas. There's nothing personal, but you got to admit it's funny.'" The Destructors, p. 18
"'I want to see what your God tastes like.'" The Hint of an Explanation, p. 36
"Skate agreed. He didn't know what it was all about, but that didn't matter." Men at Work, p. 59
"'I don't think Mr. Calloway was looking for his dog, but his dog certainly found him.'" Across the Bridge, p. 85
"'Endurance was a virtue of one's fathers.'" A Drive in the Country, p. 97
"'He wasn't going to keep any more secrets; he was going to finish once and for all with everything, with Baines and Mrs. Baines and the grown-up life beyond him.'" The Basement Room, p. 130
"I tried not to smile at that, but it wasn't easy to keep a straight face. There's always something a bit funny...
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I remember seeing a most fantastic piece of wall art that incorporated a wind-up clock spring, and gears, that would slowly turn and reposition figurative pieces of wood against the wall. The end result was an everchanging work of art! And when it "wound down", one would only have to "wind it up" again. No electricity; no batteries. I remember that these pieces also went for thousands of dollars as well!
Anyone here seen the same?
-- Bob Vila would be so proud of you!


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Autism Ontario Peel Chapter Family Swimming in Brampton for Sun Jan 14, Feb 25, Mar 25, 2018
Autism Ontario - Peel Chapter
Sunday, 25 February 2018 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (EST)
Event Details
Autism Ontario Peel Chapter Family Swimming in Brampton Sunday, January 14, February 25 & March 25, 2018 from 6:00pm to 7:00pm only
Families are invited to come out for an enjoyable family swim at the Cassie Campbell Community Centre in Brampton! We have exclusive use of the 2 pools and water slide. There are a family, men's and ladies change rooms available. A great, calming way to end the day for the kids and often a chance for the grown ups to get to know each other. Come join us!
Cassie Campbell Community Centre, 1050 Sandalwood Parkway West. NW corner
of Chinguacousy & Sandalwood.
Free for Members or $5 per person for Non-Members
***You must show registration card or proof of membership (email from AO) at the event for free entry. Without this, you will be charged the Non-member rate.
Supervision of children/youth at this Social Learning Opportunity is the sole responsibility of parents/guardians and caregivers; childcare will not be provided. Caregivers must remain present.
Not a member? You can become one by clicking here Sign up online, take a screen shot and bring it on Saturday to get in free. Alternatively, we will also have memberships available on site that you can fill out on the spot.
When & Where
Cassie Campbell Community Centre
1050 Sandalwood Parkway West
Sunday, 25 February 2018 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (EST)
Add to my calendar
Autism Ontario - Peel Chapter
Autism Ontario covering Peel Region.
1) How will I know if I am a Paid Member? You will have received a membership card in the mail with a membership number on it.
2) How can I become a Paid Member? You can become a Paid Member by going to https://donate.autismontario.com/sslpage.aspx?pid=379 Print out the email confirmation and bring it with you to the events as proof of membership until you get your permanent card in the mail.
3) How much is membership? Membership is $50 for a family membership. This entitles you , and your entire immediate family, to attend our:
Members ONLY events
Member FREE events
Member Discounted events
Plus you are eligible for all the other benefits that go along with having an Autism Ontario membership. Please see http://www.autismontario.com/client/aso/ao.nsf/Peel/Membership for more details.


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In June 2015 I retired from 30 years as a counselor in public schools. For 20 of these years I specialized in college counseling.
My experience with historical archiving includes taking archiving courses at UMASS Boston, attending workshops at the Northeast Document Conservation Center, and completing an internship at the Center for Lowell History.
I am currently a volunteer at The Center for Lowell History working on projects involving the history of Lowell and its people.
Center for Lowell History
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Twins Swept By Nationals In Sunday Doubleheader
The Twins were shut out in game one and saw a three-run lead evaporate in a game two of a doubleheader against the Washington Nationals Sunday.
The Twins lost game one 7-0 and were outhit in the game 14-3. Scott Diamond gave up six earned runs and failed to make it out of the fifth inning for Minnesota. Jordan Zimmermann pitched seven shutout innings for the win in game one.
Minnesota jumped out to a 4-1 lead in game two thanks to a Chris Hermann two-RBI single and a two-run home run from Pedro Florimon. However, the Twins bullpen could not hang on to the lead as the Nationals scored single runs in each of the third, fifth, sixth and seventh innings to take the lead.
The Twins are 27-33 on the season and have Monday off.


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DUP councillor and Upper Bann Assembly candidate Carla Lockhart has provided an update about the LED lighting, after receiving numerous complaints.
Since they began being rolled out, the LED lights have been met with dismay from the public with worries centring around how much less light the LED lights provide in comparison with the old street lights.
She said: "I have been inundated with complaints about the LED lighting that has recently been installed. By way of background this is a scheme that was approved by the previous DRD Minister and is currently under way throughout Upper Bann.
"I am aggrieved that before this started there would appear to have been absolutely no consultation and they have used the old poles which in many cases are not tall enough or not positioned in the right location.
"The scheme is still on ongoing and DRD have given us a commitment to assess areas where there have been complaints and we will be able to get the areas reassessed.
"Folks, this is a sorry situation. In some areas it has worked because of the poles network but in the vast majority of areas there is darkness."
One Banbridge resident agreed that the poles being too far apart are of the main problems.
She said: "Take a walk down Gowanvale Drive. The lights are so bad you can't see much. The poles are too far apart.
"Thank goodness the day light is getting longer as there are kids playing. It is only a matter of time before one gets hurt."
Another resident claimed the LED lights were equivalent to a blackout.
She said: "It looks the same as when there's a street light power cut. I now realise what others were saying was completely true.
"What if it's icy or frosty? I won't be able to see a thing! It's shocking how bad the lights are, really. They're also a lot higher than the orange lights were. Just useless. What a waste of taxpayers money!
"The only good thing to come out of this is being able to see more stars."


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Credit: by MorgueFile.com user 'mconnors' Roaches are nasty pests that pose health risks. If you're unfortunate enough to have a roach problem and can't afford to buy expensive roach control products or prefer a natural solution, then follow the instructions below and learn how to get rid of roaches cheaply and naturally. I learned this 2-step approach watching an episode of Dirty Jobs with Mike Roe and Billy the Exterminator. In it they tackled a bad infestation by first spraying roaches with a spray (containing pyrethrin & piperonyl butoxide) to get the volume down and then used a gel bait (containing abamectin) to kill them all off over time, which is key. You may want to use the products Billy and Mike used if you have a serious infestation, they may be more powerful. Both of the products are naturally derived, as Billy explains in the video. The brand of pyrethrin spray Billy used is PI Aerosol and is sold at DoMyOwnPestControl.com for $23. In place of the pyrethrin spray and abamectin bait I used cheap, easy-to-make homemade spray and homemade bait. It worked. The total amount I spent was about $5.
Homemade Roach Killer Spray Recipe
- Spray bottle
- 1 Cup Water
- 1 Tablespoon Liquid Soap
- 1/2 Cup Hydrogen Peroxide
- 1/4 Cup Rubbing Alcohol
Add ingredients to a medium to large spray bottle with a good spray nozzle, shake well. This recipe kills roaches in a minute or so. If you feel the spray isn't killing fast enough, then add a little more soap, but not too much as it may clog up the spray nozzle. I eventually found that using liquid soap and water alone worked just as well. You may want to experiment.
Homemade Roach Killer Bait Recipe and Containers
- 1/4 Cup Powdered Boric Acid (I bought a bottle of powdered boric acid at Wal-Mart for a few dollars). This is what kills the roaches.
- 1 Tablespoon sugar
- 2 Tablespoons peanut butter
- Water
- Spoon
- Bowl
Mix ingredients together except water in bowl with spoon. Add enough water to make a gooey paste, mix well.
Paste Containers
- 1-2 Manila file folders or light, sturdy cardboard that can easily be cut and folded
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Tape
Measure and cut about 6 inch by 4 inch squares out of cardboard or manilla folders. Fold each square into a triangle, add a 1/8-1/4 teaspoon dab of paste to the center (safely away from edges where cat or dog can eat/lick it), tape top securely (see photo). The containers will house the paste so that you can use them freely throughout your home without worry that your pets will be able to eat it. Make as many containers as you think you'll need.
Two Step Instructions to Get Rid of Roaches
Step 1
At night-time, at infestation area, clean up all food and water from surfaces, turn off lights, and leave area. Wait an hour or so to let roaches come out to feed. With spray in hand carefully and quietly go to infested area. Try not to step on any cockroaches in the dark or scare any away. Turn on the lights and start spraying clumps of roaches immediately. Go crazy. Spray as many as you can before they run and hide. Soak them enough to make sure they can't escape. They will die in a minute or so. Clean them up and go to bed. Repeat often until population is down. I did this about 4 nights in a row. Also, use spray during the day, if needed.
Step 2
Place baits or containers all over infested area in every room you have ever seen a roach, especially in high-traffic areas. Clean up infested area of food and water on surfaces before going bed. Place baits near openings and places where roaches live and hide, such as electrical plug holes, the stove, on back splashes, near vents, in nooks and crannies, near electronics, near sinks, and in cupboards. Also, cover electrical outlets where roaches frequent with tape. Roaches like warm areas. Unplug your micorowace if they took it over as their home. They will only resort to the fridge if there is a really bad infestation. Only place bait paste outside of containers if you are sure a pet won't eat it or have access to the places you place the bait. It is toxic to pets if ingested. Save any left over paste in an air tight container and refrigerate. If bait paste hardens, replace with fresh paste from fridge. A downside to this homemade paste is that it hardens quickly. I learned that the paste MUST be soft in order for it to work. Roaches need to be able to track it back to their nests. Add water to fresh paste if a little dry. You may have to add new paste to the containers nightly. I did. Remove dried up paste as needed. Roaches will attract to the sugar and peanut butter in the bait and eat it. The roaches will track it around-this is why I think peanut butter is so great- and contaminate others it comes in contact with. According to Billy the Exterminator, the bait is the most important step because of its residual effects. Roaches will not immediately die off. Wait a few days to a week and you'll start to see dead ones. Leave the baits out as long as you need to make sure every single last one is GONE. This can take up to a few months. It will work if fresh paste (not hardened, but gooey) is constantly available as the roaches food source. They must be able to track it. This really works.
Update: I noticed recently that Combat sells covered gel baits called Source Kill that attract roaches and kill them off over time using the exact same idea Billy used. If you are not concerned about bringing chemicals into your home, this is a great buy. You wouldn't have to replinish the bait every night!
Spray an environmentally friendly pesticide outside and inside your home. Keep your house clean and free of clutter. Putting baits out is a great preventive measure.
Billy the Exterminator shows Mike Roe how to get rid of roaches.


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Is "El Chapo" Guzman's rule over? Officials say drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has been formally charged with violations of Mexico's drug-trafficking laws, starting a legal process that makes swift extradition to the U.S. unlikely.
In Mexico, Guzman is likely to face a host of charges related to his role as the head of the Sinaloa Cartel, the country's most powerful drug organization and a key player in the yearslong violence that has claimed tens of thousands of lives since 2006.
Guzman was charged with cocaine trafficking Sunday inside a maximum-security prison, Mexico's Federal Judicial Council announced. A judge has until Tuesday to decide whether to bring Guzman to trial here but a Mexican federal official said that Guzman faces a series of other charges in Mexico.
Rulings on all the charges will significantly delay any extradition decision, the official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
U.S. officials have been pushing for Guzman's swift extradition. He faces charges in at least seven U.S. jurisdictions.
After fruitlessly pursuing one of the world's top drug lords for years, authorities finally drew close to Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman using a cellphone found at a house where drugs were stored.
The phone belonging to a Guzman aide was recovered with clues from a U.S. wiretap and provided a key break in the long chase to find Guzman, officials told The Associated Press on Sunday.
Another big leap forward came after police analyzed information from a different wiretap that pointed them to a beachfront condo where the legendary leader of the Sinaloa cartel was hiding, according to a U.S. government official and a senior federal law enforcement official.
When he was at last taken into custody with his beauty-queen wife, Guzman had a military-style assault rifle in the room, but he didn't go for it.


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A Phase II Study of High-Dose Intravenous Busulfan and Fludarabine With Allogeneic Marrow and Peripheral Blood Progenitor Cell Transplantation for Acute Myeloid Leukemia and Myelodysplastic Syndromes
Patients who agree to the optional pharmacology procedures #1 will initially receive a
therapeutic test dose of busulfan to test the blood levels over time; this information will
be used to determine the subsequent high-dose busulfan doses. Patients who do not agree to
the optional pharmacology procedure will receive a fixed dose of busulfan as has previously
been done for 3 years.
Patients in this study will then receive fludarabine through a central venous catheter over
one hour, once a day, for four days. High-dose Busulfan will be injected through the
catheter over three hours, once a day, for four days, starting immediately after
After two days of rest, the allogeneic bone marrow, peripheral blood stem cells or cord
blood will then be given intravenously. Patients will receive the drug Granulocyte
colony-stimulating factor (G-CSF - Neupogen) as an injection under the skin until their
blood counts recover.
Patients will remain in the hospital for about 4-6 weeks. After discharge, patients will
continue as outpatients in the hospital area until they are able to safely leave the
immediate hospital area or for a minimum of 100 days after the transplant. Some patients may
need to receive spinal taps with instillation of cytosine arabinoside and hydrocortisone
several times over the year after transplantation. This is only for patients with a previous
clinical history of leukemic involvement of the brain.
This is an investigational study. The FDA has approved the study drugs. Up to 200 patients
will take part in this study. All will be enrolled at M. D. Anderson.
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
Number of Participants With Successful Engraftment
Successful Engraftment defined as first of 3 consecutive days with Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) equal to or more than 0.5 * 10^9/L. Failure to engraft by day +30 considered primary engraftment failure. Study period one week prior to transplant through post Day 28.
Study period one week prior to transplant through post Day 28
Richard E. Champlin, MD
Principal Investigator
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
United States: Institutional Review Board
October 2003
November 2008
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Isn't this time of year the best?! I love Christmas SO much! Christmas carols and decorations are creeping into the stores now and I LOVE IT! The season comes and goes so quickly. I'm one who is thankful to be able to find decorations and Christmas supplies well before Christmas. Then I can have the things I need in plenty of time to get them done before Christmas so I can enjoy the holiday stress free. I finished my neighbor gifts on October 22. I'm so happy about that! I made my first instructional video of this year's neighbor gift and I am in the process of editing it so that you don't have to suffer through 20 minutes of me making stuff. HA-HA. I hope to be posting that soon.
I've covered the flaps of the box with patterned paper as I always do and I have added some phrases and some borders to decorate the flaps. I have them HERE for you to print at no cost.
Enjoy sending your package to your loved one! I always come out of the post office SO DANG HAPPY knowing how excited the recipient is going to be! I'm not sure who gets more joy out of it. Him or me?
I almost always send my packages in the largest flat rate box from the post office. Since it's the same price no matter how heavy the package is...I fill that thing as full as I can possibly get it! I take most things out of their packaging, put anything powdery in Ziploc bags, strategically place each item in the box in a way that will utilize every tiny space in the best possible way and then I shove wrapped candy in every little nook and cranny! There is no air left in the box once I'm finished with it!
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Discussion in 'Trucks and Trailers' started by 77mesa4x4, Jul 28, 2000.
Does anyone know what all is needed to convert my 350 to 383, other than a sb400 crank.
You will need a 400 balancer and flywheel "flexplate" if you use a 400 crank. Check out the previous post on this topic below.
To get that displacement, your engine has to be bored 30 thousands of an inch also, to 4.030"


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Molly is at the farm house unwrapping another negligee from Silas when Holden startles her and asks what's in the bag. He snatches it away from her and then assumes she got it for his benefit. They flirt and he suggests they have a date night so they can have some private time.
You Could Have Fooled Me.
Molly pushes Silas away, Barbara decides to move out and Henry and Vienna get engaged.
Alison tries to keep Chris on the ground as he yells at the car that just ran him down. Katie gets out from behind the wheel and approaches them. A cop asks Katie why she tried to run him down. Chris won't press charges so the cop leaves and the women try to drag Chris to the hospital. He refuses but he can't walk so they take him to Katie's place.
In the hallway of the Lakeview, Henry is instructing a singer and flower girl about what to do. He bangs on the door. Vienna, who is in bed with Casey, yells at him to come back later. He won't budge so she asks him to meet her downstairs while she makes herself beautiful. Henry ushers his menagerie away and Casey demands some answers from Vienna. As she gets dressed, she explains that Casey is the first man she's been attracted to since Henry, but she still wants to marry Henry. She flounces off.
Henry runs into Barbara in the hall and asks her about the trophy she threw away. She claims it clashed with her décor. The singer and flower girl begin performing but Henry stops them, explaining Barbara's not the right woman. "You could have fooled me," the singer says. Henry sends them away and they talk about the christening. She's not sure he's invited. When he brings up Vienna's pregnancy, he admits to Barbara that the trophy they won meant something to him. She walks across the room as Vienna comes in. Henry calls the singer and flower girl over. Barbara watches and cringes. After she's serenaded, Henry and Vienna debate where they should go for the actual proposal. Henry pays his little crew and Vienna rubs this event in Barbara's face and asks her to be the baby's 'sweet old nana'. Henry drags her away.
In Fashions, Holden goes shopping for a gift for Molly when Silas drops in to taunt him about the negligee. Holden orders him to stay away from Molly.
Back in Vienna's room, Casey discovers her bag of pregnancy tests. He hears someone coming and hides. Henry and Vienna come in. He gets down on one knee and offers her a string of compliments until she rushes him along to the proposal. He slips the ring on her finger and they kiss. She notices Casey and waves him away. He listens in shock as Henry talks about the pregnancy. She declares that she is hungry, but feels nauseous and sends him downstairs to get food. Once he's gone, Casey comes out and asks if the baby is his. She insists she was pregnant before they slept together. They argue until she chases him out.
Molly is at WOAK when Holden walks in and asks her how many lies she's told him. She apologizes and says that she's told Silas to stay away and didn't want to bring this up because she's afraid it would ruin things between them. She assumes he wants to finish with her and offers to pack her bag. He asks her how they can make Silas go away.
Katie and Ali take Chris to her apartment. Alison leaves to get him some prescription painkillers. Katie apologizes again for running over him. He accuses her of spying on him. She gives him some ice, claims she wasn't spying, and asks about the date. When she asks him about kissing Ali, he claims he was licking tomato sauce off her face. Katie admits she didn't like thinking he was kissing another woman. They talk about their feelings until Alison returns with pills. The women pull Chris to bed so he can lie down. The painkillers knock him out and Katie sits with him. When he wakes up later, she glances at the photo of Brad and then jumps away, telling Chris to let himself out as soon as he feels better.
Henry runs into Barbara in the lobby and apologizes. She says this has made her realize she needs a clean break. She's decided to move out. He thinks that's awfully radical but she can't handle running into him and having flowers thrown in her face. She claims that Paul has asked her to move in. "Can I miss you?" he asks. Vienna returns and pulls him away. Barbara tries to stop herself from crying. She calls her son.
Casey is at the hospital attempting to track down Vienna's doctor but having no luck.
Silas arrives at Metro and finds Molly waiting. He flirts and she sneers before repeating that they will never have a future. After she orders him to go, she walks over to Holden and tells him it's finally over.
Molly and Holden go home and she tells him he's precious. She gets a text from Silas.
Next on As The World Turns:
Silas agrees to go but he won't give up.
Faith is surprised that Gabriel is living in her house.
Jack doesn't know if he and Carly can get past what's happened.
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Batherson leads Canada past Swiss 8-2 in world juniors quarter-final
Canada's Dillon Dube, left, celebrates a goal against Switzerland with Taylor Raddysh (16) during third period quarter-final IIHF World Junior Championships hockey action in Buffalo, N.Y. on Tuesday, January 2, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
John Chidley-Hill, The Canadian Press
Published Tuesday, January 2, 2018 6:58PM EST
Last Updated Tuesday, January 2, 2018 9:13PM EST
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Turns out, Christian Wohlwend was right after all.
Drake Batherson scored twice as Canada cruised to an 8-2 quarterfinal win over Switzerland on Tuesday at the world junior hockey tournament. That lopsided score came two days after Wohlwend, the Swiss team's head coach, said he expected the Canadians to easily beat his team.
Things went so well for Canada that Batherson drew an unofficial assist in the second period while on the bench. He saw Jordan Kyrou coming off the ice after breaking his stick and realized they're both right-handed.
Stopping Kyrou from getting on to Canada's bench, Batherson handed over his stick and sent Kyrou back out. Kyrou coasted toward Switzerland's net totally unmarked by defenders, corralled a pass from Sam Steel and snapped the puck into the net for a 5-0 Canada lead.
Upon scoring, Kyrou pointed at the stick, then shouted to Batherson.
"He said he kind of mishandled it a little bit, mine's a totally different curve than his," said Batherson. "I think he likes it now that he scored with it so maybe I'll give him some more sticks."
Batherson scored moments before Kyrou did but felt he should have finished the game with three points.
"Kyrou pointed at me from the ice but I thought I could've gotten the third assist or something," said Batherson with a chuckle.
Canada will face the Czech Republic in semifinal action Thursday. The Czechs advanced with a 4-3 quarterfinal shootout win over Finland earlier Tuesday.
The Canadians beat the Czech Republic 9-0 on Dec. 20 in a pre-tournament exhibition game in London, Ont. But the Czechs didn't put out their full roster and had just arrived in North America.
"We played them there but haven't seen them since and they've added some really good players," said captain Dillon Dube, who also scored against Switzerland. "It's going to be a really fast game and we're looking forward to the challenge.
"It's going to be a hard game."
Three of the tournament's top-10 scorers are Czechs. Martin Necas (three goals, six assists), Libor Hajek (1G, 6A) and Filip Zadina (5G, 1A) have been very effective.
By comparison, Kyrou sits third with five goals and two assists, while Steel, Cale Makar and Brett Howden are all tied for 10th with three goals and three assists.
Howden added a goal and two assists for Canada, which won Group A with three wins and a shootout loss. Makar, Conor Timmins and Maxime Comtois also scored.
Canadian goalie Carter Hart stopped 12 shots for the win. He got his biggest cheers of the game in the first intermission after he one-upped Swiss goaltender Matteo Ritz.
Hart, who has a superstition about being the last player to leave the ice, saw that after 10 minutes of waiting Ritz wasn't going anywhere during the first intermission. So the Canadian goaltender hid in the tunnel, then sprinted back out to the delight of the crowd after Ritz had gone to the Swiss locker-room.
"I was getting tired of waiting so I hopped off and then once I got off, he got off, so I quickly went back out, did a little loop, and came in," said Hart. "The loop counts because I was still last off."
Dario Rohrbach and Axel Simic replied for Switzerland, which finished fourth in Group B. Philip Wuthrich stopped 21-of-26 shots in 27:24 of work before being replaced by Ritz. He turned aside 31-of-34 shots.
Defenceman Victor Mete didn't dress for the game and head coach Dominique Ducharme said he was day-to-day but expected the Montreal Canadiens prospect would be ready for Thursday's semifinal. Mete also sat out practice Monday and Ducharme says he suffered a lower-body injury in Canada's 4-3 shootout loss to the United States on Friday. He saw limited action against Denmark on Saturday.
Ticket sales have been an issue throughout the tournament, with attendance for all of Canada's games at KeyBank Center well below capacity. A massive snowstorm insured that Tuesday's game was no different, with entire sections in the upper bowl empty and some sections in the lower bowl less than 90 per cent full.
Announced attendance was 5,533, the lowest of the four games the Canadians have played at the home of the NHL's Buffalo Sabres. Canada's average attendance for the tournament is 15,236, but that's buoyed by the 44,592 that attended its 4-3 shootout loss to the United States at New Era Field, the home of the NFL's Buffalo Bills, in the first-ever outdoor game in tournament history.


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Are you ready for some new January challenges?
Join us at Scrap With Us for some exciting challenges. I posted the monthly sketch yesterday and here is my challenge. Create any kind of project using the color RED and make it winter related. Easy peasy. Here's the Project Life I created for my example layout.
You can add your entry in the gallery on the forum, or on our group page on Facebook. Just tag your entry JAN#3.
Be sure to check out the rest of the challenges tomorrow.
~ Cheryl ~


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With the Bakers Pride Vantage Series 36-BPV-6B-S30 commercial gas range, several pots and pans can be used simultaneously to keep the dishes coming from your busy kitchen. This unit has six open burners, and has a grate design that allow pots to slide from section to section. It has a stainless steel front, sides, back guard and shelf, as well as aluminized sides. It has a five-inch wide landing ledge that provides a fully-operational working area.
Product Details:
- 6 open burners at 28,000 BTUs each
- Grate design allows pots to slide from section to section
- Stainless steel front, sides, back guard and shelf
- 5-in. wide landing ledge for fully-operational working area
- Porcelainized on bottom and door liner
- 150 to 500 degree holding range
- 12-in. x 12-in. heavy duty cast iron section grates remove easily and safely
- Cast-in bowl directs heat to cooking surface
- Porcelainized on 2 contract surfaces for easier cleaning
- Standard pans fit front to back and left to right
- Burner baffle distributes heat flow evenly
- Oven door removable for easy cleaning
- Anti-clogging pilot shield design engineered into grate
- 6-in. adjustable legs
- Overall dimensions: 36-in. W x 31-in. D x 56-5/8 in. H
- cETLus Listed
Vantage Series Range, NG gas, 36" W, manual controls, (6) 28,000 BTU burners, (1) 30" standard oven with (1) racks with (2) position, stainless steel front, landing ledge and back guard with high shelf, 10" back shelf, 6" adjustable legs, 206,000 BTU total
*The warranty will not be honored for residential or non-commercial use of any Commercial Equipment.
Important Prop 65 information for California residents.
Bakers Pride 36-BPV-6B-S30 SpecificationsPDF Spec Sheet
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Voxbone's iNum Service Enables Phone.com to Provide One-Number Global Access at Local Rates for Small-Business Customers
Pairing iNum With Phone.coms Hosted Phone System Makes Businesses Locally Reachable From 4,000 Cities in 49 Countries
BRUSSELS, Dec. 9 /PRNewswire/ — Through an agreement with Voxbone, provider of international VoIP origination services and telephone numbers, the popular hosted IP PBX provider Phone.com has begun offering its predominantly small-business customer base iNum® numbers – phone numbers with the "area code for Earth."
A particular boon to Internet-based sellers and other businesses that serve markets all over the world, Voxbone-supplied iNum numbers offer Phone.com customers an opportunity to be called through one number for the cost of a "local" call from any of 4,000 cities in 49 countries.
The ITU-assigned +883 code of iNum is the international code for the Internet just like +44 is the code for the U.K. and 1 refers to the U.S. As a wholesaler of direct-inward-dial (DID) numbers and IP transport provider, Voxbone receives calls to numbers with this code and delivers them to Phone.com. In turn, Phone.coms Virtual Office PBX greets a caller with a customers own customized auto attendant, which requests the called persons extension number and completes the call.
"An iNum number makes even the smallest business global, as it puts that business in the same area code with every country in our voice network," said Tim Behrsin, who leads Voxbones iNum initiative. "Furthermore, the number is globally portable. Just as local number portability enables a business to keep its valuable phone identity if it changes providers, counties or perhaps even states, global number portability allows a business to retain its number if it moves – or grows – into other countries. iNum thus encourages market expansion."
Ari Rabban, CEO of Phone.com, said, "iNum enriches our relationship with Voxbone and magnifies the value of our Virtual Office offering."
Phone.com began reselling Voxbone-provided DIDs with country-specific area codes in 2008. The DIDs and Voxbones IP transport network give the hosted phone services customers local access to particular geographical markets.
"By providing local access to callers in so many countries, iNum numbers will help our business subscribers interact with customers in new markets, increasing their need for the flexibility and geographical independence of our Virtual Office phone system," Rabban said. "With calls coming from many time zones and countries, these customers need, for example, to be able to route calls by time of day, or send some calls to extensions – now easily located remotely – that are staffed with particular language capabilities."
iNum numbers are charged as local calls or are free when dialed from all major VoIP providers, including Skype and GoogleTalk, and are routed from a growing list of traditional service providers. Through an introductory offer, existing Phone.com customers can order an iNum through the PBX hosts self-service Web site at no charge.
About Voxbone
Headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, Voxbone provides worldwide local and toll-free phone numbers over its own private intercontinental VoIP network. The all-IP architecture of the Voxbone core network enables customers to rapidly deploy new communications services with local presence while reducing costs. It delivers high-quality call origination from 49 countries and 4,000 cities, as well as iNum numbers that enable billing as local calls when dialed through participating carriers anywhere in the world. Through its number inventory, network, self-administered provisioning and comprehensive SIP adherence, Voxbones global infrastructure enables its customers to expand to international markets quickly and efficiently. Founded in 2002 and privately held, Voxbone is the only carrier licensed in all 27 countries of the European Union. For more information, visit www.voxbone.com.
About Phone.com
Phone.com is an online virtual phone company offering a variety of innovative, economical phone services designed for entrepreneurs, home offices, small businesses and individuals. Powered by advanced VoIP and SaaS technologies, the company currently offers three internet-based communications products: Phone.com Virtual Office for small businesses, Phone.com Virtual Number for individuals on the go and Phone.com Home Phone for consumers, with monthly plans priced as low as $4.88.
Phone.coms mission is to offer the best value and peerless 24/7 customer support for its unique telecommunications solutions. Phone.com products are designed for the expanding marketplace of SOHO (small office/home office) businesses and individuals. For further details: phone.com or call 800-997-9179.


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"The key is not to prioritize what's on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities." - Stephen R. Covey
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"They say there's a quote (or saying) for everything - inspirational, motivational, love or otherwise. If you look hard enough, you'll find one to justify your emotional means.There are also quotes that contradict other quotes, but isn't that what life is all about? Balance? In the end, if quotes are used to better YOUR life, then they are worth using. Can you imagine life without them? Impossible.


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Three life sentences were handed down Friday to James Lee Harris, a Leesville, La., man who viciously beat and sexually attacked a 64-year-old Fort Lauderdale woman last October.
Broward Circuit Judge Thomas M. Coker exceeded sentencing guidelines to give Harris, 44, a life sentence for each of two counts of armed sexual battery, plus burglary. Harris also received 15 years for keeping the woman prisoner in her home several hours during the attack.
Defense attorney Paul Adams had asked that his client be sentenced according to state guidelines, in this case, 17 to 22 years for each count of sexual battery.
But Coker agreed with Assistant State Attorney Joel Lazarus that the violence of Harris' attack, plus the fact that he had been linked to a similar crime in Texas, merited a more severe penalty.


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Tindersticks - Hungry Saw
- Mark Robertson
- 24 April 2008
(Beggars Banquet)
Tindersticks have always understood that the essence of great soul music was a tall (occasionally tragic) tale set to something grand sounding and have amassed a back catalogue of heartbreaking, often breathtaking albums.
Hungry Saw falls a little short of their finest work, however. These songs swell and grow from barely there, plaintive shuffles and burst forth, string sections and brass tumbling forth like the Stax house band collaborating with Nick Cave's Bad Seeds on the grand arrangements of Nelson Riddle.
Stuart Staples' bitumen-soaked croon keeps everything rooted in a dark corner of the room, and while several of the songs here are truly moving, Hungry Saw is missing a spark that would lift it towards the sublime.


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Now that I've got my fabrics picked out, I'm going to take a little time to choose a block or pattern to work with. I don't always work this way, starting with the fabric first, but I do often start with the fabric when I work on baby quilts. I also usually stick to one fabric collection when I work on baby quilts, though, looking back on my previous baby quilts.
I've got a pretty healthy quilty bucket list, full of blocks and ideas I've wanted to make for a long time, and I going to try to choose two of those blocks for this quilt. But, since I like quilty math, I'm not going to go hunting for a pattern - rather I'm going to go hunting in my sketchbook and my Pinterest faves to see what pops out at me.
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While I won't be buying any Creighton merchandise picturing this new SOB anytime soon, it certainly won't appear in my nightmares like this guy...
Yeah, totally crazy right? This guys used to be our mascot! He looks like the kind of mascot that got in trouble for petting bunnies to death. He looks like he has a skin disease that ruffles his feathers – a contagious one.
Whoever drew up this 1955 guy clearly didn't get the point of the assignment. Do you think the head of athletics in 1955 noticed his son had recently begun to draw? "Hey, Timmy, that's a nice attempt at a pigeon... how about you take a stab at drawing Creighton's mascot..."
This reminds me of the old 2007 White House Easter Egg contest. Every state in the country submitted a work of art from an Easter Egg. Indiana, breathtaking. Kansas and Louisiana, quaint but cute. Viginia and Vermont, detailed to the extreme. And there's Wyoming... Poor Wyoming. Did no one give you the memo, or did you never learn to read?
And that is what our old logo is - The Wyoming egg of college basketball. And trust me, you never want to be the "Wyoming" of anything in any analogy.
Yes, our new mascot is fierce. But this old guy, is bat-sh*t crazy. I wouldn't want to run into him in a dark alley. He is a bird that can't be reasoned with. Bring back the old mascot! Because the 1955 Billy Blue, like the Wu Tang Clan, ain't nuthin' to f*** with.


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Mark Maren is an agent who, by all accounts, has been pretty successful in working with American Football professionals. He has been laboring in sports agency for over a decade, so he is very familiar with the field. Over the last eleven years, Mark Maren has excelled by working as an agent for players, both active and retired, in the NFL and CFL, meaning National Football League and Canadian Football League respectively. Mark Maren has, through his work ethic and commitment to players, become a respected name in the sports agency industry.
Amongst the players that Mark Maren has served as agent for, there are individuals who have played in the Pro Bowl, Super Bowl, and Grey Cup, as well as other prestigious competitions. Mark Maren has worked with athletes playing both American Football and Canadian Football, but he has also served as the agent for professional athletes in different sports too. Mark Maren works as the Contract Advisor for his clients, working to ensure that they get every single penny that they are owed. Mark Maren looks out for the interests of his clients every single time, ensuring that their contracts work to their benefit.
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Thursday, 22 April 2010 01:48 PM
A proposed ban on betting on movie box office receipts took one step closer to becoming law.
A U.S. Senate committee on Wednesday passed a financial regulatory reform bill that supports Hollywood in outlawing the trading of futures contracts based on predicted movie ticket sales.
The bill was backed by Democratic Senator Blanche Lincoln, the chair of the committee.
The Motion Picture Association of America applauded the committee's work. It has called such proposals a form of legalized gambling.
This month, federal regulators approved the creation of two exchanges that would trade in movie futures, but did not OK specific contracts. That means trading cannot yet take place.
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Madrid: Triple Tour de France winner Alberto Contador issued an optimistic Christmas Day message on Saturday declaring he would be cleared over a doping charge and that 2011 would be an historic year for him.
The 27-year-old Spaniard was provisionally suspended in September after trace amounts of clenbuterol, a banned weight loss/muscle-building drug that is also used to fatten cattle, were found in a urine sample taken during this year`s Tour de France.
However, Contador expressed his confidence on his twitter that his claims he unknowingly ingested the clenbuterol from beef brought from Spain to France during the second rest day of the Tour, just four days before he won his third title on July 25, would be borne out.
Clenbuterol was banned by the European Union in 1996 but it is still administered illicitly by some ranchers.
"I cannot say it has been either the best Christmas nor the most tranquil, but I am confident that in 2011 reason, ethics and the truth will prevail, and that justice will be done," he said.
"I would like to thank my team Saxo Bank (who he signed a two-year contract with in August) for retaining its faith in me. This year coming up will be HISTORIC (his emphasis)!"
The UCI asked the Spanish Cycling Federation (RFEC) to open disciplinary proceedings against Contador on November 8 and the cyclist - who also won the Tour in 2007 and 2009 - has threatened to quit the sport if he is suspended for two years.
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Strawberry Avocado Kale Salad with Bacon Poppy seed Dressing. ( 2 SERVINGS, 10 MINUTES total time ).
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SARMs Reviews – The Ultimate Guide
Our SARMs reviews will guide you through some of the preferred product choices with athletes and bodybuilders alike. We look at what they do and how they can help. If you are interested in increasing muscle and strength, or need help to repair a nagging injury, these may be for you. We give you all the help you need plus recommendations on where to buy online. Want to know more then read on…
What are SARMs?
SARMs or Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators are the newer performance enhancing choice to steroids. They increase muscle, strength and repair injuries, but with fewer side effects experienced from anabolic steroids. SARMs only target the androgen receptors (AR) in the bones and muscles, without effecting hormone levels. A good source to read for more information is here: https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/source-talk/all-possible-source-sarms-australia-9195.html
SARMs Ostarine Review – How it can help
The SARM Ostarine is a common preference and also known as MK-2866. It was initially invented to treat muscle wasting diseases by GTx. Since then it has treated conditions such as atrophy, cachexia, sarcopenia and helped with hormone or Testosterone Replacement Therapy. It has had the most research of all of the SARMs and offers many positive benefits. Ostarine will not only help maintain lean body mass but enhance it. There are many advantages from using Ostarine including:
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SARMs Reviews – A guide to buying SARMS s22 (Ostarine)
SARMS S22 is a leading choice with athletes and bodybuilders, simply because it is one of the strongest SARMS available. It offers the benefits of traditional anabolic steroids for instance testosterone, which includes: building muscle mass, bone density, heals injuries and aids fat loss. But, the main advantage is minimal side effects, i.e. aromatization / increased DHT. SARMs S22 is often recommended to men over the age of 50, to restore testosterone levels. This is to help age-related hormone changes.
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I love sharing my experiences, and regularly leave feedback on forums and sites etc to help others. I hope this is useful to others considering trialling S22. First and foremost I was so was pleased with SARMS s22 (Ostarine) Forte I purchased online from Peptides Clinics. I ordered 60mg at $579.92, but you can get the 30mg vials. Anyway, I thought this was a good product for price, and Peptide Clinics provided a fast and efficient service throughout. SARMs S22 gave me great gains and fast recovery, and I even lost some weight. I have used it a few times and gone from 6 weeks to 12 weeks. This is because it gives me good gains in strength. SARMs side effects were few, just nausea at first which wore off through continual use. All in all great results!
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I am 40 years old and 2 weeks into my sarms22 forte cream and already noticed great results. My weights had slowed down, but starting to increase. I recommend this product. I have also noticed my strength has increased. It is easy to use especially if you don't fancy injecting yourself! I am following a high protein diet, with moderate carbohydrate and fat included. I would also like to add that it has been boosting my libido, so happy with results.
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"I don't know if there is a more strategic ministry involved now, in our world, than i2 Ministries to reach the Muslims, to find a bridge, and to communicate to them. It is one of those hinges I think that will determine the future of the world."
Ravi Zacharias, President, RZIM Ministries
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Muslims represent the largest group of unreached people on the planet. Over 37,000 die without the gospel every day. Not only does Islam enslave almost 2 billion who have never heard the gospel, more and more traditionally Christian nations are seeing a sharp increase in the number of Muslims living around them. Mosques are now becoming common even in European and American cities. Islam is the best biggest challenge for the church today both on the mission field and in your local neighborhood.
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ALTO - Felton Cline Shook, Jr., 66, passed away Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at Northeast Georgia Medical Center.
Born on October 9, 1946, in Clarkesville, he was the son of Ellene Trotter Shook of Clarkesville and the late Felton Cline Shook Sr. He was previously employed with Coats and Clark and was of the Holiness denomination. In his spare time he enjoyed being with his many friends, fishing, sports, Western Square Dancing, and "the great outdoors", loved ones stated. Mr. Shook was preceded in death by a sister, Marcella Giaquinta.
Survivors in addition to his mother include his wife of 39 years, Opal Ferguson Shook, Alto; sister-in-law, Eunice Ferguson, Alto; brother-in-law, Robert "Bob" Giaquinta, Demorest; nephews and spouses, Mike and Katrina Giaquinta, Charles and Beth Giaquinta and Anthony and Kathy Giaquinta, all of Clarkesville; two great-nieces; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 31, at the chapel of McGahee-Griffin & Stewart with Kasey McEntire reading an eulogy written by the Rev. Rich Hulsey and with Bishop Clarence Reynolds officiating. Interment will follow in B.C. Grant Baptist Church Cemetery with the Rev. Sanford Kimbrell officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 2-4 & 6-9 pm on Thursday.
Flowers are accepted or memorials may be made to The Gideon's International, P.O. Box 195, Baldwin, GA 30511.
An online guest register is available and may be viewed at www.mcgaheegriffinandstewart.com.
McGahee-Griffin & Stewart Funeral Home of Cornelia is in charge of arrangements.
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Volume 24, Issue 1-2, Pages 89-97
FT-IR spectroscopy supported by PCA–LDA analysis for the study of embryonic stem cell differentiation
1Dipartimento di Biotecnologie e Bioscienze, Università di Milano-Bicocca, Milano, Italy
2BIOMS (Center for Modeling and Simulation in the Biosciences), University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany and Molecular and Cellular Modelling Group, EML Research GmbH, Heidelberg, Germany
3Laboratorio di Biologia dello Sviluppo, Dipartimento di Biologia Animale, Università degli Studi di Pavia, Pavia, Italy
4Fondazione IRCCS Policlinico San Matteo, Pavia, Italy
5Department of Biotechnology and Biosciences, University of Milano-Bicocca, Piazza della Scienza 2, 20126 Milano, Italy
Copyright © 2010 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
As recently pointed out in the literature, Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy is emerging as a powerful tool in stem cell research. In this work we characterized in situ by FT-IR microspectroscopy the differentiation of murine embryonic stem cells (ES) to monitor possible changes in the cell macromolecular content during the early stages of differentiation. Undifferentiated and differentiating cells at 4, 7, 9 and 14 days were measured. Data were analyzed by the principal component and subsequent linear discriminant analyses (PCA–LDA) that enabled us to segregate ES cell spectra into well separate clusters and to identify the most significant spectral changes. Important changes in the lipid (3050–2800 cm–1), protein (1700–1600 cm–1) and in the nucleic acid (1050–850 cm–1) absorption regions were observed between days 4 to 7 of differentiation, indicating the appearance – at day 7 – of the new phenotype into cardiomyocyte precursors. Also the presence of DNA/RNA hybrid bands (954 cm–1 and 899 cm–1) suggests that the transcriptional switch of the genome started at this stage of differentiation. Particularly noteworthy, we suggest that the 2936 cm–1 shoulder we observed could reflect methyl group vibrations thus allowing the detection of variations in methylation levels of the stem cell during differentiation. These infrared results were found to be in agreement with the biochemical characterization of these differentiating cells, underlying the great potential of FT-IR spectroscopy in stem cell research.


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Branch Historic Locations
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Along N side of Middle Country Rd.
Branch, NY
Single Dwelling, Secondary Structure
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