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Detailed plot synopsis reviews of Green River Killer
Script Analysis of Green River Killer
Click on a plot link to find similar books!
Plot & ThemesComposition of Book Actual chase scenes or violence 40%Planning/preparing, gather info, debate puzzles/motives 10%Feelings, relationships, character bio/development 50% Time/Era of Movie: - 1960's-1970's Crime & Police Story? - Yes Crime story: - catching/stopping killer Criminal enemy is... - serial killer If this is a criminal POV story... - killing innocent people
Main CharacterIdentity: - Male Profession/status: - killer Age: - 40's-50's Nudity - Chest Ethnicity/Nationality - White (American)
SettingUnited States - Yes The US: - Pacific NW Small town? - Yes Small town people: - nice, like Andy/Opie/Aunt Bee
Writing StyleAccounts of torture and death? - non-gory references to death/punishment Sex/nudity in movie? - Yes What kind of sex: - kissing - touching of personal anatomy - licking - actual description of sex - seeing breasts - seeing nude female butt Kind of violence: - hand to hand Unusual forms of death - asphyxiation Any profanity? - Occasional swearing
Movies with storylines, themes & endings like Green River Killer
|The Sadist starring Arch Hall Jr., Richard Alden, Marylin Manning, Helen Hovey
|The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh starring Edwige Fenech, George Hilton, Ivan Rassimov, Conchita Airoldi
|Fear City starring Tom Berenger, Melanie Griffith, Billy Dee Williams, Rae Dawn Chong, Rossano Brazzi, Jack Scalia
|Death Walks at Midnight starring Susan Scott, Simon Andreu, Pietro Martellanza, Claudie Lange, Carlo Gentili
|The Case of the Scorpion's Tail starring George Hilton, Anita Strindberg, Alberto de Mendoza, Ida Galli, Janine Reynaud, Luigi Pistilli


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All Films.All Above Board.NOW INCLUDES TV SHOWS & TV LISTINGS
Patrick Hale (Sean Connery) is a star reporter whose investigation of an international terrorist organisation uncovers possible links with the US government. Also involved are a group of arms dealers, some religious fanatics and a warmongering general - factors which, when combined, look set to bring about the end of the world! Director Richard Brooks mixes high drama with a satire on contemporary TV culture.

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Wrapping up the Weekend for Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa comes with word of an anniversary Party. PlanetTR celebrates the Big 2 in the only way we Earth refugees know how - with a fight and dance party! The NCsoft team also makes a call for player Fan Fiction and Art.
Have a knack for writing or drawing? Wed love to share your work with the rest of the Tabula Rasa Community! Just email your Tabula Rasa themed work to [email protected] and we'll post them on our website. Don't be shy, just start sending!
To read the latest guides, news, and features you can visit our Tabula Rasa Game Page.


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It seems that CRS could easily stand for "Catholicism Riddled with Scandals". I've done a number of posts over the years- click here. On the post dated 8/16/12, look below the Vortex video. There I mentioned that CRS was caught giving $5.3 million to CARE, an outfit that distributes contraception and abortifacients to women in developing countries and lobbies for abortion in those countries. I also mentioned that John Rivera, then Communications Director for CRS, made himself appear to be a lying fool.
In that list of previous posts, you'll see one dated May 31, 2011. If you looked at that within the past two years, you might have noticed that the ALL youtube was taken down and the link to the LifesiteNews article broken. These have been restored, and an American Life League post sheds some light as to the removal and subsequent restorations of those links. If you look at the bottom, it seems that ALL was snookered by a deliberate misquote of Matt 18: 15-17, that is applicable to private and personal disputes, not public scandals. I credit them for learning and acknowledging the duplicity of the CRS leadership. (I also credit them for the graphic at the right!)
But there's a reason why the CRS went through all that "damage control" effort. They had no intention whatsoever of ceasing donations to CARE. LifeSiteNews reports that in 2012, CRS donated $13.8 million to the same abortfacient-spewing CARE. Think of it - that's an increase of over 250%!
Is this a reason why Ken Hackett, immediate past president of CRS (having been president for 40 years) has come into favorable light with the Messiah Most Miserable himself? We do know that Obama rewards his lackeys well. He has done so by appointing Hackett to be ambassador to the Vatican. Read this ALL article for more on this scandal and consider that Hackett has been at the helm of CRS for 40 years.
It's way past time to abolish Catholic Charities, Catholic Relief Services and Catholic Campaign for Human Development. The latter two can be addressed by abolishing the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. At the very least, please cease all donations to these entities immediately.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Catholic Relief Services Scandals Continue Unabated
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Hayward Commercial Collection Named Aquatics International Most Valuable Products of 2010
Gary Young Scales Advertising 612-247-8123
ELIZABETH, NJ — The new Commercial equipment range introduced in 2010 by Hayward® Pool Products has been named Aquatics International's "Most Valuable Products of 2010." The readers of this leading pool and spa industry publication cited the commercial line filters for their superior filtration and backwashing efficiency and the commercial pumps for their overall performance and quiet operation.
Aquatics International noted: "Hayward Commercial introduces a new line of commercial equipment, including all-plastic pumps ranging from 5.5hp to 12.5hp operation and gel-coated fiber glass filters in 30- and 36-inch diameters. The pumps are quiet, efficient, lightweight, noncorrosive and an ideal alternative to traditional pumps with cast-iron housing… Filters combine overhead distribution with a horizontal, lateral grid array. They feature longer cycle times and more efficient filtration and backwashing. Up to six can be configured in one bank."
According to Hayward Vice President of Commercial Business Development Stuart Baker, "We are thrilled by the response to Hayward's Commercial Group among aquatic facilities and businesses. This recognition from Aquatics International's readers is just further validation that our commercial products and service are resonating in the marketplace."
Hayward's Commercial Group, headquartered in Rockville, MD, offers a full line of technologically-advanced commercial products, including:
- All-Plastic Pumps from 5.5hp to 12.5hp that provide a state-of-the-art alternative to standard technology
- 30' and 36" Gel-coated Fiberglass Filters engineered with advanced features to fit today's demanding applications.
- Valves and Fittings, including the BY Series, TB Series and Compact Ball Valves, for applications where space, weight and durability are critical.
- CAT Controllers offering both unrivaled Chemical Management over pH and sanitization for chlorine, bromine or salt-based pools and POOLCOMM, an advanced Web-based management tool that enables remote monitoring and control.
- Commercial Robotic Cleaners that are designed to last and are backed by a nationwide network of factory authorized service centers.
- Sanitization Systems, including the Aqua Rite® electronic chlorine generator line, the world's largest-selling alternative solution.
- Safety Products – featuring the exclusive combination of CAT controllers, the Stratum® Vacuum Release System and V.G.B. Act-complaint High-Flow drain covers, among others.
For more information, or to schedule an interview with a Hayward spokesperson, please contact Gary Young at 612-247-8123 or email@example.com.
About Hayward Commercial
Hayward® Commercial Pool Products was officially launched in January 2010 by Hayward Industries Inc. as a business serving the commercial pool and spa market. Building on a 75-year heritage of producing high quality products for the pool industry and its reputation for customer satisfaction, Hayward's new business offers a line of technologically advanced commercial products for aquatic facilities and businesses. To ensure pool and spa operators keep their facilities running smoothly, Hayward Commercial also provides direct access to the continued support of a dedicated team of knowledgeable representatives.
Hayward's commercial products include a line of pumps, filters, valves, automation, cleaners, automation, sanitization, safety, and color LED lighting products. For more information, contact Hayward at (908) 351-5400.


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Buckwheat – which, despite its name, isn't a type of wheat at all, but a seed – powers these satisfying crepes with both intrigue and nutrition. The flour imparts a deeply nutty flavor and dark color, giving the crepes a sassy Goth sensibility, while adding a wealth of protein, fiber, minerals and antioxidants. Ultimately, the crepes make the perfect seasonal cloak for a luscious, caramelized apple filling.
Making them is less complicated than you might think, because all the batter ingredients are whirred together in the blender. Since buckwheat has no gluten to provide structure and can be intense-tasting on its own, it is blended here with a choice of whole-wheat pastry flour, all-purpose flour or, to keep the dish gluten-free, a GF all-purpose flour blend. While the batter rests and thickens a bit, you make the filling by caramelizing sliced apples in a skillet with a pat of butter, some cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and maple syrup.
There is a little extra crepe batter built into this recipe for a trial run, so you can afford to mess one up while getting the feel of it and still have enough for eight. (Who among us gets a crepe or pancake right the first time?) Ladle in 1/4 cup of batter and tilt and rotate the pan so the batter covers the bottom evenly. It should be thin enough so that it spreads and coats easily. If the batter seems a little thick, stir in a tablespoon or two of water.
After a minute, the crepe will be browned on the bottom and a cinch to flip for cooking the other side. I just grab it with my fingers, but you can use a spatula or tongs to do the job. Pile the crepes on a plate as you cook them.
To serve, mound some apples onto a crepe. Add a dollop of yogurt (or ice cream if you are in dessert mode) and a sprinkle of nuts before wrapping it up – or wait and top the crepe with those two components, for an added flourish. Enjoy as an unexpected and healthful treat for breakfast or as a snack.
• Ellie Krieger is a registered dietitian, nutritionist and author who hosts public television's "Ellie's Real Good Food." She blogs and offers a weekly newsletter at elliekrieger.com.
Buckwheat Crepes With Sautéed Apples
4 servings
Buckwheat flour gives these crepes a deeply nutty flavor, intriguing dark color and whole-grain nutrition. It is naturally gluten-free, so using gluten-free all-purpose flour blend in the mix will make the dish GF.
– From nutritionist and cookbook author Ellie Krieger
For the crepes:
1 cup low-fat (1 percent) milk
3 large eggs
2 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon pure maple syrup
1/4 teaspoon salt
2/3 cup buckwheat flour
1/3 cup whole-wheat pastry flour, all-purpose flour or a gluten-free all-purpose flour blend
3 tablespoons canola oil or other neutrally flavored oil, plus more for the pan
3/4 cup plain low-fat Greek-style yogurt, for serving
1/2 cup toasted, chopped walnuts, for serving (optional)
For the filling:
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
2 medium golden delicious apples, peeled, sliced into 1/4-inch slices
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
1/8 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
Pinch salt
3 tablespoons pure maple syrup
For the crepes: Combine the milk, eggs, water, maple syrup and salt in a blender; blend on the "mix" or a low setting to incorporate. Add the buckwheat and whole-wheat pastry flours; blend for about 15 seconds until very smooth. Add the oil and blend for about 5 seconds. Pour the batter into a bowl, cover and place in the refrigerator while you prepare the filling.
For the filling: Melt the butter in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Once the foam subsides, add the apples and then sprinkle them with the cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and salt. Cook for about 6 minutes, stirring occasionally, until browned and softened but not mushy.
Stir in the maple syrup and cook for 1 to 2 minutes.
Heat a crepe pan or a 10-inch nonstick skillet (with an 8-inch base) over medium heat. Brush with oil. Use a 1/4 cup measure to ladle the batter into the center of the pan. Tilt and rotate the pan so that the batter forms a thin layer in the bottom of it. Cook until the top is no longer liquid and the bottom is nicely browned (use a spatula and/or your fingers to check), about 1 minute. Flip the crepe using the spatula and/or your fingers and cook the other side lightly, 15 seconds more. Repeat with the remaining batter until you have 8 crepes. (You will not need to re-oil the pan.) Stack the finished crepes on a plate.
To serve, pile about 1/3 cup of the apple mixture onto each crepe on a plate. Top with a heaping tablespoon of the yogurt and a tablespoon of the walnuts, if using, before wrapping it up in a cone shape – or wait and top the crepe with those two components. Serve right away.
• Nutrition per serving: 440 calories, 12 g protein, 55 g carbohydrates, 20 g fat, 5 g saturated fat, 150 mg cholesterol, 290 mg sodium, 3 g dietary fiber, 25 g sugar


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Riled Up/Riled Up Archive/Article
Author: Hugh Bollinger/Wednesday, August 17, 2016/Categories: natural history, wildlife conservation, marine life, sustainability, environment, climate change
Phoenix Islands Protection Area (credit:Wikipedia, the New England Aquarium)
Like the mythical bird reborn from its own askes, coral reefs in the remote Phoenix Islands may be showing the way to recover from coral bleaching events. This is a hopeful sign if this resilience can be replicated elsewhere.
In 2008, Republic of Kiribati created the Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA) a series of reef sanctuaries stretching across their Pacific Ocean territory. .PIPA is the world's first, deep-water marine protected area with an expanse of largely pristine mid-ocean, coral wilderness environments. Covering more than 150,000 square miles the protected area represents one of the last intact, coral island ecosystems on Earth. While the remoteness of this UN designated World Heritage Area has provided a high level of protection for marine species and corals, it has not been immune from coral bleaching. The deadly ecological event occurs when ocean temperatures increase above the tolerance of the coral animals causing them to expell their symbiotic algae partner, turning the corals ghostly white or grey.
According to the Kiribati Minsistry of the Environment that manages the reserve,
"in 2002 the Phoenix Islands experienced one of the hottest ever-recorded ocean warming events, followed by subsequent widespread coral mortality. Also, prior to the establishment of the marine reserve, the reefs suffered from illegal shark-finning fishing vessels."
Coral Reef Recovery Survey and Giant Clams, (credit: Phoenix Islands Protected Area gallery)
Since PIPA's establishment,
"expeditions to PIPA reefs have reported signs of coral recovery, including the resurgence of fast-growing species, evidence of new coral growth, and the continued persistence of fishes. Replenishment of reef sharks is evident in some island lagoons, which act as nursery habitats for sharks and other species."
The reefs in the marine protected area have not been subjected to other envirnonmental stressers like pollution from agricultural runoff or overfishing. What is unknown is if the recovering corals have adopted more heat-tolerant algae in a new ecosystem wide symbiosis that will withstand the increasing ocean temperatures. If not, future bleaching events could become permanent.
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Education & Leadership in Healthcare, EdD
Healthcare Education at Its Pinnacle
The Doctor of Education is a terminal degree program from Nebraska Methodist College. Designed for persons interested in reaching the heights of their profession, this degree provides students with the skills necessary to effect institutional change in a variety of healthcare and academic organizations.
The Doctorate's focus on Education & Leadership in Healthcare will allow students to develop expertise at transforming organizational culture through concepts such as relationship building, reflection, education, organizational awareness and accountability.
With its unique Capstone process and a program length that takes far less time than similar offerings in the region, the EdD at Nebraska Methodist College is the preferred choice for professionals who want to become effective leaders while completing their studies in a reasonable timeframe.
Program Highlights
- No Dissertation Required- The arduous dissertation process has been streamlined into the widely accepted Capstone practice project, where the student demonstrates effective real world application of the program's theories and concepts.
- Degree can be completed in just 24 months of full-time study.
- Institutional focus provides expertise that allows graduates to work as leaders in both academic and healthcare settings.
- Taught by faculty members with experience in their fields.
- Flexible online format allows you to advance your educational goals while balancing your personal and professional responsibilities.
- Students will participate in 2 three-day intensive learning sessions on campus during the program. Both intensives are required and will take place during the summer months.
Education Administrator Salary & Job Outlook
Salaries for Education Administrators vary widely in the U.S. and are based upon many factors including geography, job description, specialty and experience. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median salary in May 2015 for Postsecondary Education Administrators in the United States was $88,580 per year ($42.59 per hour), with a faster than average projected job growth of 9 percent between 2014 and 2024.


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Tenuki: New job coming
I and two others from my department are being asked to join a new global operations group that is headquartered in Scotland. We would be part of its US wing. I know and kind-of like the director that I would be reporting to; not that I have any problems whatsoever with my current one.
Of course, with this transition, I'll need to provide my current department with support for a month or so. After that, I'll need to get familiar with my new role and try to distinguish myself. At this point, it's a fair assumption that this transition will impact the amount of time I can allot to studying and playing Go.
I have a feeling that, for the next several months, I will become more dependent on books to improve at Go or just to even maintain my current skill level.
Books Arrived
The two series of books that I had mentioned last Sunday have arrived. I'll be putting together a summary of my kyu-level opinions for a future post.


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The eccentric professor Oscar Collins lives completely secluded in his chaotic apartment. When a model (Penny Lane) and her photographer boyfriend move in next to him, he becomes fascinated with her. He drills holes in the walls and ceiling and peeps on her day and night. He loses himself in daydreams and delusions..
Gérard Brach (story), Guillermo Cabrera Infante (screenplay)


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Concerts in Shelters
"Please come back! And play longer next time!" people greeted us as we said goodbye. These video clips are from two concerts given for people evacuated from their homes around Fukushima nuclear power plants to shelters in Iwaki on April 14-15. On the second day, we were joined by gospel singer Daisuke Yokoyama. It was my first time to carry the digital organ to a shelter. People loved it!
After giving the concert at Taira Kyoikukan, we walked around the room and asked if anybody would like a massage. While rubbing one lady's back, she told me how her house was not inside the evacuation zone but was in danger of falling down. Two weeks after the original quake, she did go back to her house to try to live in it until the huge aftershock we had last week. She said "That's enough!" and went back to the shelter. Don't underestimate the psychological stress of hour after hour of aftershocks. We had one just a few minutes ago!


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The Issue: 'The Third Jihad,' a film about the radical Islamist threat that was shown to some NYPD officers.
As a retired Port Authority police officer, who was a rescue and recovery worker at both World Trade Center attacks, I commend Commissioner Ray Kelly for having the strength to say something that's offensive to some and truth to others ("Of Films and Fear," M. Zuhdi Jasser, PostOpinion, Jan. 30).
If we're asked to understand the Muslim community's perspective, it should be asked to understand the perspective of the NYPD.
M. Warnock, Jr.
Toms River, NJ
It's vile to see the press defend Kelly.
Remember when Kelly inaccurately bragged that his NYPD could shoot down terrorist planes, or when he blocked the press from witnessing the OWS eviction?
Janice Amato
It's scandalous that Kelly was made to apologize for utilizing "The Third Jihad" as a "training film."
I'm familiar with the film and the diligence of its producers.
He apologized as a result of communal agitation, not because there were any falsehoods in the film.
This is a national and international pattern, and few brave Muslims speak out against Islamists.
It's a pattern on academic campuses as well, with false cries of Islamophobia and demonstrations.
If people are afraid to speak the truth, they should be silent, so the rest of us can be protected by rational public servants like Kelly.
Jeffrey S. Wiesenfeld
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Restrictive and liberal blood transfusion strategies had similar mortality rates in critically ill adults
ACP J Club. 1999 July-Aug;131:9. doi:10.7326/ACPJC-1999-131-1-009
Source Citation
Hébert PC, Wells G, Blajchman MA, et al., and the Transfusion Requirements in Critical Care Investigators for the Canadian Critical Care Group. A multicenter, randomized, controlled clinical trial of transfusion requirements in critical care. N Engl J Med. 1999 Feb 11;340:409-17.
In critically ill adults in the intensive care unit (ICU), is a restrictive red blood cell transfusion strategy as effective as a liberal strategy for preventing death and organ dysfunction?
Randomized, unblinded, controlled trial with 60-day follow-up.
22 tertiary care ICUs and 3 community ICUs in Canada.
838 patients (mean age 57.6 y, 63% men) who were admitted to the ICU with an expected stay of > 24 hours, had a hemoglobin (Hgb) level ≤ 9 g/dL within 72 hours of admission, and were considered to be euvolemic. Exclusion criteria were inability to receive blood products, current large blood loss, chronic anemia, pregnancy, brain death, imminent death, indecision about withholding or withdrawing treatment, or routine admission after cardiac surgery. Follow-up was 99%.
418 patients were allocated to a restrictive red blood cell transfusion strategy (maintenance of Hgb at 7 to 9 g/dL) and 420 patients to a liberal strategy (maintenance of Hgb levels at 10 to 12 g/dL). Transfusion was done 1 unit at a time, and Hgb levels were checked after each unit was transfused.
Main outcome measures
All-cause mortality at 30 days. Secondary outcomes were ICU, hospital, and 60-day mortality; organ failure; and length of stay in the hospital and ICU.
Main results
Fewer units of blood were used in the restrictive group than in the liberal group (2.6 vs 5.6 units, P < 0.01). The groups did not differ for 30-day mortality (Table). A trend toward lower hospital mortality was seen in the restrictive group (P = 0.056, Fisher exact test) (Table). Patients in the restrictive group had fewer cardiac events (13% vs 21%, P < 0.01), myocardial infarctions (1% vs 3%, P = 0.02), pulmonary edema (5% vs 11%, P < 0.01), and a a better mean adjusted multiple organ dysfunction score (P = 0.03). The groups did not differ for 60-day (22.7% vs 26.5%, P = 0.2) or ICU mortality (13.4% vs 16.2%, P = 0.3); number of organ failures (P = 0.5); or length of hospital or ICU stay (P > 0.5).
A restrictive red blood cell transfusion strategy in critically ill patients was at least as effective as a liberal policy with similar mortality rates, length of stay, and number of organ failures.
Sources of funding: Medical Research Council of Canada and Bayer.
For correspondence: Dr. P.C. Hébert, Department of Medicine, Ottawa General Hospital, 501 Smyth Road, Box 205, Ottawa, Ontario K1H 8L6, Canada. FAX 613-737-8141.
Table. Restrictive vs liberal transfusion strategy for critically ill patients*
|30-d mortality
|20% (-4 to 39)
|Not significant
|Hospital mortality
|21% (-0.1 to 37)
|Not significant
*Abbreviations defined in Glossary; RRR and CI calculated from data in article.
Allogenic blood transfusion has many risks, but most are uncommon. Myocardial ischemia and infarction are more common after surgery if patients have low Hgb levels (1, 2). The circumstances under which transfusion should be done in critically ill patients remain controversial (3).
In the study by Hébert and colleagues, 41% of eligible patients gave consent, which is consistent with what is seen in similar studies. Enrolled patients were slightly younger and had less cardiovascular disease {the paper erroneously reports that patients had more cardiovascular disease}* although diagnoses and disease severity were similar to those of nonenrolled patients. The treatment groups were similar at baseline, and no difference was shown in 30-day mortality. Subgroup analyses showed that younger patients (age < 55 y) and patients with APACHE II (Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation) scores < 20 had a lower mortality rate with the restrictive transfusion practice, and the presence of cardiovascular disease did not affect mortality.
Although the authors did not show conclusive data on patients with acute myocardial infarction or ischemia, they caution clinicians about using the restrictive strategy in this patient population.
It may be prudent to individualize transfusion triggers in critically ill patients. A lower trigger may not adversely affect outcomes and may decrease blood transfusions and costs. Although subgroup analyses showed that mortality was not increased using the restrictive strategy in older patients who may have more risk factors for coronary artery disease, we feel that studies evaluating specific transfusion triggers should be done before these results are uniformly used in older patients.
Lakshmipathi Chelluri, MD, MPH
G. Daniel Martich, MDUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical CenterPittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
1. Hogue CW Jr, Goodnough LT, Monk TG. Perioperative myocardial ischemic episodes are related to hematocrit level in patients undergoing radical prostatectomy. Transfusion. 1998;38:924-31.
2. Carson JL, Duff A, Poses RM, et al. Effect of anaemia and cardiovascular disease on surgical mortality and morbidity. Lancet. 1996;348:1055-60.
3. Valeri CR, Crowley JP, Loscalzo J. The red cell transfusion trigger: has a sin of commission now become a sin of omission? Transfusion. 1998;38:602-10.
*Erratum. N Engl J Med. 1999;340:1056.


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This is a very delicious breakfast combo. The onions sharpness and the capers saltiness compliment the cream cheese and salmon so well. I use whipped cream cheese instead of regular cream cheese for a lighter finish. You could purchase whipped cream cheese at a store, but it is also possible to make. Recipe is included.
I personally prefer small sized bagels. I also save the leftover whipped cream cheese to spread it over my toast when I want a quick bite.
Bagel with Smoked Salmon & Whipped Cream Cheese
· smoked salmon
· caper
· raw onions, sliced thin(soak in water for a minute and whip well with paper towel)
· bagel
· butter or margarine
Whipped Cream Cheese:
· ½ box or 100g to 125 g of cream cheese
· 1 to 2 tablespoons milk
1. Soften the cream cheese in room temperature or warm it up in a microwave. Watch out for the temperature if you are using the microwave. You do not want to heat up too much.
2. Whisk the cream cheese.
3. Once the cream cheese is smooth and creamy, add milk. Continue to whisk.
4. Leave the whipped cream cheese aside.
5. Cut the bagel in half and toast lightly. Spread butter or margarine over the bagels.
6. Layer the bagel with whipped cream cheese, smoked salmon, onion slices, and caper.


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|"Sarge, you really want us to get out of the halftrack here?"
In our first battle of the Labor Day, modelling/gaming, weekend extravaganza/deathmarch, Dano's Americans attacked my Germans in an Evelopment scenario (p.108). The attacker in Envelopment earns three victory points for each unit he moves off the defender's table edge, or two victory points for each unit in the defender's deployment zone at the end of the game. The attacker also earns one victory point for each defending unit he destroys, while the defender earns two victory points for each attacking unit he destroys.
I decided to use the list Steve and Dano tore apart in an eariler article. For your convenience, the list follows:
090 - 1 Veteran 1LT
090 - 1 Veteran 1LT
234 - 1 Veteran NCO with assault rifle, 2 Veterans with assault rifles, 6 Veterans with submachine guns, plus 1 Regular Hanomag (optional transport)
105 - 1 Regular NCO with rifle and panzerfaust, 3 Regulars with rifles, 2 Regulars with light machine guns
105 - 1 Regular NCO with rifle and panzerfaust, 3x Regulars with rifles, 2 Regulars with light machine guns.
030 - 1 Veteran Medic
075 - 1 Regular Air Observer
050 - Regular Sniper Team (2 men)
065 - Veteran Flamethrower Team (2 men)
245 - Regular StuG with MMG upgrade
999 - total
While Dano ran the following:
103 - Veteran 1LT (SMG) and Veteran Rifleman
155 - Regular Infantry Squad with 12 men (9 Riflemen, 2 Submachine Gunners, 1 BAR, Anti-Tank Grenades)
155 - Regular Infantry Squad with 12 men (9 Riflemen, 2 Submachine Gunners, 1 BAR, Anti-Tank Grenades)
050 - Regular .30 cal MMG
050 - Regular .30 cal MMG (Americans can get up to three .30s with one MMG selection!)
035 - Regular 60mm Mortar
103 - Veteran Forward Air Observer and Veteran Rifleman
220 - Regular Sherman with a .50 cal HMG upgrade
129 - Regular M3 Halftrack with two .30 cal MMG upgrades
We didn't change the table during our weekend o' Bolt Action. This was intentional because we wanted to concentrate on learning the rules. A generally open middle, while not necessarily ideal, is something you sometimes see in war gaming; and would give us a lot of opportunities to exercise our rules muscles.
|The initial setup. The Americans enter from the closer board edge, while the Germans attempt to stop them from exitting the far edge.
As the defender, I figured I would need to be able to respond rapidly to the attacker's push - remember, his goal was to run off my table edge! And he could enter from anywhere along his own table edge! This being true I deployed centrally, with the idea being I would have a chance to respond to either flank if he pushed hard on a side. Additionally, I was forced to deploy at least half of my units, but the rest could be held in reserve to rapidly react to the attacker's push.
I soon discovered the folly in this, as my exposed men would not benefit from the hidden set-up special rule, as they need to be in cover to benefit.
That, and the attacker gets a preliminary bombardment in this scenario.
Oh, boy.
|The platoon commander deploys with one of the regular squads, a sniper team, and an MG42 holed-up in the ruins.
My forces receive several pin markers in the preliminary bombardment, but are otherwise unscathed. Dano boldly (and wisely!) runs most of his forces onto the table. By the end of the first turn, the German regular squad in the middle has also taken a casualty. Scattered sniping and machine-gunning from the Germans has applied a couple pin markers to the advancing Americans.
|At the end of turn two. Shermans don't stop for fences. Sherman don't care.
|The main body of the American advance. Screw fences!
Using Bolt Action's unique turn system, you're sometimes able to wait out your opponent, saving your important moves until after they've been forced to commit. Seeing the turn three push across the bridge, the German commander realizes the time for his halftrack (loaded with the assault squad, as well as the flame thrower and medic team) and the StuG respond by advancing onto the board. Unfortunately for the German commander the StuG misses its shot at the supporting Sherman. Which led to more shouts of "Sherman don't give a damn!"
|The American squad decides it's better to be in front of those MMGs than inside the halftrack when the StuG fires.
|The view from the "American" side of the river at the German defenses. Gee, there are a lot of Germans bunched up over there!
Before the turn ends, however, the American commander, having saved his Forward Air Observer until this point, decides to call in a strike on the halftrack. This resolves at the beginning of the next turn, so it was immediately resolved!
|US air power makes short work of the halftrack, and also destroys the flamethrower and medic within!
The veteran assault squad is able to flee the burning vehicle, luckily, but carrying some extra pin markers, since passengers also receive the pins the vehicles they're aboard receive.
Feeling the battle slip away from him, the German commander issues the only logical order - assault!
|The GIs take heavy losses from the assault squad's charge, and are broken.
The Americans are unable to rescue the halftrack that was once carrying the infantry squad, and it too is lost at the end of the turn. (If at the end of the turn, enemy units are closer to your transports than friendlies, it is considered destroyed.)
However, the daring assault has left the veteran squad dangerously exposed, and the combined might of the Sherman, 60mm mortar, .30 cal MMG, and a rifle squad cuts the unit in half. The pin markers alone effectively put the unit out of commission.
The Americans continue to advance.
|Note: Zero pins on the Americans, lots of pins on the Germans. Key!
At the end of the turn, the American spotter calls in his second and final airstrike on the StuG. (American special ability allows for two strikes from one air spotter.) While the StuGs armor keeps it intact, it is heavily damaged, and the crew inside are in no mood for continuing the fight, and they flee the field.
I can't remember the specifics at this point, but some of the results on the vehicle damage chart indicate that if the same result occurs twice, the vehicle is treated as destroyed.
Regardless, that StuG was going nowhere! It received six pin markers from the air attack and light damage results the plane had inflicted! Additional pins were splashed on the nearby units when the plane attacked.
|Cramming many units into a 12" radius. Bad idea.
|Just want to reinforce that whole "bad idea" theme.
|Seeing the success of the air, the GIs surge across the bridge and wipe out the remnants of the assault squad.
|The platoon leader stands between the GIs and the MG42 position. With six pins, standing is about the most that can be expected.
|The American soldiers sweep through the German commander's position, and make quick work of the lone machine gunner.
At this point, I'd wrapped my head around some more rules (read: Got slapped around by Dano's Americans) and I said, "no mas!"
Embarassingly, Dano didn't even attempt to run soldiers off of the board, instead bringing the attack to me. Oddly, this meant the end score was much closer than it felt like, as killing two of his units scored me four points. While he'd destroyed the vast majority of my force, only the rifle squad was in my deployment zone, so he ended up beating me by a couple points.
Trust me though, it was brutal. Dano did a great job.
Some quick notes:
After missing a few times with the StuG, I realized how unreliable anti-tank guns can be! On the other hand, seeing the Sherman blazing away with its two MMGs and a .50 cal showed me the value of a properly-played tank!
Five-man regular squads are fragile. Not a revelation to many of you, I'm sure, but I had to see it for myself. I really want to find a place for those cool, but expensive, German LMGs!
Assaults are powerful, but chances are, you'll be exposed to some heavy duty return fire after you launch an assault. It was easy to imagine the German veteran squad's celebration ending abruptly as the smoke cleared and they saw the remainder of the American force gunning for them; in the open! Bleh!


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I'm just back from Las Vegas and the Mining Expo Convention and couldn't wait to get back to crafting.
Let's make some pumpkins!
I'd seen a real pumpkin wrapped in tulle somewhere. Since I'm having problems locating the right size pumpkins...I thought I'd just make 'em! Below is a quick photo essay.
Materials needed:
Leftover grocery bag
Old newspapers or "other" left overs for filling
Fabric, enough to pull around the shape
4 layers of Tulle, cut larger than the fabric
Wire Ribbon
This is the second pumpkin that I've made. Gathering the the materials, creating and photographing took only ten minutes. Anyone can do this project, I 'm quite happy with myself for dreaming this one up. Happy Fall everyone!
Here's my decorated dining room table with the first pumpkin I made.
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After her father was murdered in the line of duty, ATF agent Samantha Vargas is determined to take down the scumbags of the drug trade. When her partner takes on a case to infiltrate the Hells Raiders MC, Samantha agrees to go undercover as his old lady but is surprised to find herself drawn to the very man she is investigating.
Benjamin "Bishop" Malloy has worked hard to carve a place for himself both in and out of the MC world. Working days as a mechanic, he spends his nights rebuilding motorcycles with the hope of one day owning his own shop. After taking one of the club's new hang-arounds under his wing, Bishop is conflicted over his growing attraction for the man's girlfriend.
Even though she's determined to bring down the Raiders, Samantha discovers their world isn't as black-and-white as she thought. And as the stakes grow higher, she's in danger of losing more than her heart.
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I rose off the picnic bench. As I set my longneck down, I could feel Bishop's eyes burning into my back. When I glanced at him over my shoulder, his eyebrows rose questioningly. Slowly, I turned around. As I met his blazing baby blues, I held out my hand. His body shuddered slightly before he leaned up to put his hand in mine. I tugged him up off the bench, pulling him close to me.
His warm breath against my cheek, causing me to shiver with building anticipation. "What are you doing, Sam?"
Without a moment's hesitation, I replied, "Getting you to take me somewhere we can be alone."
He pulled back to look at me. Both longing and regret flickered on his handsome face. "You gotta know that nothing good is gonna come with me being alone with you right now."
"I know."
"And you're okay with that?"
It was the same question raging through my mind. Did I want to fuck Bishop to get in even deeper with him because of the case or was it because I was starting to feel more for him than I should? In the end, I tuned out the voices in my head. "Yeah, I am," I responded, my voice resonating with certainty.
With a brief nod, Bishop tugged on my hand and started leading me away from the others. We went around the back of the clubhouse and then passed the pawnshop. As we continued walking, the lights grew dimmer and dimmer until we found ourselves in shadowy darkness. Bishop stopped us in front a tall chain-link fence that ran the length of the property.
After gazing around, I swallowed hard. I'd never had sex out in the open before, and I could feel my once firm resolve slowly fading. "Here?"
"It's really the only place we can be alone with all the brothers being in from out of town. I gave up my room in the clubhouse." A lustful gleam burned in Bishop's eyes as he pulled me against him. I could feel the hardened length of him through his jeans. "But if you want, I'll put you on the back of my bike and take you anywhere you want to go."
Deep down, I knew it was right here and right now, or I was going to lose both my nerve and my buzz.I brought my arms up to wrap around his neck. "I just want to be with you." I drew his head down to where our lips were almost touching. We stayed like that for a few seconds, both of our chests heaving and our bodies trembling. This was our figurative cliff, and we were just inches from free-falling off it. Before we could think any more about it, Bishop crushed his lips against mine.
For such a hardened, tough guy, his lips were so very smooth. They felt as soft as velvet as they moved against mine. I tightened my arms around his neck, drawing him as close to me as I could. My breasts strained against the bulging muscles of his chest.
I couldn't seem to get close enough to him. I had to fight the urge to jump up and wrap my legs around his waist and grind myself against him. As his warm tongue entered my mouth, I moaned. He proved within seconds he was one hell of a kisser. He was also one for multitasking, because as his tongue caressed mine, his hand palmed my breast through the fabric of my dress. My nipple pebbled under his fingertips, and I gasped when he pinched it between his thumb and forefinger. While one hand continued to knead my breast, the other dipped below the hem of my dress. I sucked in a breath when it skimmed against my thigh before journeying farther upward. It had been too damn long since a man had touched me, and as Bishop's hand cupped me, my head fell back, banging against the fence.
"Fucking hell. You're drenched," Bishop said in a ragged voice.
"I know," I groaned. Gazing up at him, I said, "Please, don't stop touching me."
"Hmm, I like the sound of you begging." His fingers began to work me over my panties, but I wanted more. I wantonly kicked my legs apart, spreading them as far as I could for him. Bishop read my mind by jerking my panties to the side and thrusting two fingers deep inside me.
"Oh yes!" I cried, moving my hips against his hand. At that point, I didn't give two shits if anyone at the party could see or hear us. I just wanted to come.


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We, my family and I, just returned from a mini-vacation to San Francisco. Of course, we ate some yummy sourdough while we were there.
In one of the touristy stores on Fisherman's Wharf, I noticed a sourdough starter kit. It was, literally, an envelope (regualr postal size) with some flour in it. The price on the sticker?... *hold your breath* $6.95!!! With tax, $7 for an envelope full of flour and instructions like you'd see on this site. LOL! And, yes, I checked the ingredient list,... it was just "cracked wheat flour" and sugar. *shakes head* INSANE! I took that $7 and bought about 15 pounds of flour at Whole Foods instead. ;)


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Bawal is located in the state of Haryana and falls under the National Capital Region (NCR) of India. A big industrial area with world class facilities is being developed by the Haryana Govt. at Bawal. Various MNC'S including Japanese, American and German like Musashi India, Sankei, Nerolac, Asahi India, YKK India, Kiehin Fie, Harley Davidson, Guterman, Becton Dickinson, Hollister along with many Indian companies like Exide, Atlas, Wheels India, Caparo, Maruti, Omax Auto, Rico Auto and MINDA Group have chosen Bawal to set up their plants.
The sprawling township of Gurgaon offers a number of residential options for our employees working in Bawal. On offer are a variety of gated residential colonies in Gurgaon, which have 24x7 water and electricity along with good security measures. These gated complexes range from flatted apartments to integrated mini-cities such as DLF City, Nirvana Country and Suncity.
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80,000 reindeer have starved to death as Arctic sea ice retreatsPosted by Jim at Thursday, November 17, 2016
By Andy Coghlan
16 November 2016
(New Scientist) – It's not just polar bears that are suffering as Arctic sea ice retreats.
Tens of thousands of reindeer in Arctic Russia starved to death in 2006 and 2013 because of unusual weather linked to global warming. The same conditions in the first half of November led to both famines, which killed 20,000 deer in 2006 and 61,000 in 2013.
Sea ice retreated and unseasonally warm temperatures contributed to heavy rains, which later froze the snow cover for months, cutting off the reindeer's usual food supply of lichen and other vegetation.
"Reindeer are used to sporadic ice cover, and adult males can normally smash through ice around 2 centimetres thick," says Bruce Forbes at the University of Lapland in Rovaniemi, Finland, who led the study. "But in 2006 and 2013, the ice was several tens of centimetres thick."
This September saw the second-lowest level of sea-ice cover on record in the Arctic, and there is fear of another famine.
"If we see such events again this year, it could mean that they're becoming more frequent," says Forbes. "Now is the risk window, and if it happens again, it will be a major problem for traditional reindeer herders still suffering from losses in 2013." [more]
80,000 reindeer have starved to death as Arctic sea ice retreats
ABSTRACT: Sea ice loss is accelerating in the Barents and Kara Seas (BKS). Assessing potential linkages between sea ice retreat/thinning and the region's ancient and unique social–ecological systems is a pressing task. Tundra nomadism remains a vitally important livelihood for indigenous Nenets and their large reindeer herds. Warming summer air temperatures have been linked to more frequent and sustained summer high-pressure systems over West Siberia, Russia, but not to sea ice retreat. At the same time, autumn/winter rain-on-snow (ROS) events have become more frequent and intense. Here, we review evidence for autumn atmospheric warming and precipitation increases over Arctic coastal lands in proximity to BKS ice loss. Two major ROS events during November 2006 and 2013 led to massive winter reindeer mortality episodes on the Yamal Peninsula. Fieldwork with migratory herders has revealed that the ecological and socio-economic impacts from the catastrophic 2013 event will unfold for years to come. The suggested link between sea ice loss, more frequent and intense ROS events and high reindeer mortality has serious implications for the future of tundra Nenets nomadism.
Sea ice, rain-on-snow and tundra reindeer nomadism in Arctic Russia
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I spent the day asking myself where Jesus fit in my daily routine. I have been slowly but surely changing my routine so that I get up earlier and spend the first part of my day with him either studying His word or in prayer.
But today was not one of those days. I over slept.
So now where does He go?
The girls were coming over for Bible Study this morning which meant it was time to unload the dishwasher, start a load of laundry, pick out clothes for everyone, eat breakfast, clean up breakfast, change out all my Scentsy warmers....you get the idea.
After Bible Study it was time for school and lesson plans. There is a lot of planning going on as we figure out what our homeschool day looks like. We're getting used to our curriculum and settling in. It's just going to take time.
She missed her friends today (talk about breaking a momma's heart), so we took our school day outside. That seemed to be the magic ticket. Playing with the neighbors this evening was just icing on the cake.
Oh and then more planning (since Brian and I are both teaching, we sort of have to have a plan going into each day). And math prep for tomorrow needed to be done....enter index cards and dot paint.
Then there was dinner that was not going to fix itself (I actually cooked tonight!).
And the remains of our homeschool day.
and this guy and a couple of chicks.
And my office and an online team meeting, and that list of to dos for tomorrow.
And where does He go? Where does Jesus fit into all of that? Because I need Him and need Him desperately. I need His grace and His peace and all those things that only come from Him.
If you asked my kids where Jesus fits, they would tell you that He fits in your heart. And I don't think there is a better answer. He fits right inside my heart. I don't have to make Him fit into my busy crazy day, because He is already there.
He's there as my children sing "Oh my soul march to victory. Oh rejoice for I have been set free." {Thank you Travis Cottrell).
He's there as those big round eyes look at me like there is no other.
He's there as my daughter and I have a great day....no behavior problems, no power struggles. Just grace.
And He's there in the quite conversation of the day. The whispers to Him for guidance or encouragement or a simple reminder that He is leading me.
There are no rules to Jesus. You can find him anywhere. Once you ask Him into your heart, He does not turn from you. He never leaves you.
He guides you. He sends you His Holy Spirit to dwell inside you.
And I realize that it sounds like it doesn't make sense. There is thing called faith that can't really be put into words.
The greatest part about Jesus? He doesn't care what you've done. He doesn't care what you're doing. He loves you just as you are. He died on a cross for the sins He knew you would commit.
Loving Him isn't about following rules or escaping sin. It's about having Him walk with you. It's about carrying Him inside you.
Where will He fit in your day?
Anywhere and everywhere. In the mess, in the madness, in beauty of it all....He'll fit in it all. Simple as that.


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The government's decision to set up a Voluntary Education Fund to finance the Free senior high school (SHS) education policy has triggered some criticisms from educationists and other organisations.
Development organization, SEND-GHANA has said the alternative source of funding the 'ambitious' programme may not be sustainable.
SEND-GHANA Director of Policy and Advocacy Programme, Clara Osei Boateng told the media Wednesday no one would be able to predict the money that would be generated through that process.
She said the unpredictability of the Voluntary Education Fund could jeopardise the implementation of the Free SHS.
But Clara Osei Boateng has asked the government to provide further details on how it intends to operate the Fund.
SEND-GHANA's challenges about the Fund, directly followed similar ones raised by the Ghana National Education Campaign Coalition.
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta announced last week government would set up a Voluntary Education Fund to enable Ghanaians to "make voluntary contributions" towards education.
The decision was communicated during the presentation of the 2018 Fiscal Year Budget, two months after the implementation of the Free SHS education policy.
The programme is estimated to cost the country ¢3.6 million yearly, but political opponents said it is financially unsustainable.
The Fund was part of proposals made by Ghanaians, Mr Ofori-Atta had said.
But Chairman of the Ghana National Education Campaign Coalition, Bright Appiah said the Fund cannot solve funding challenges of the Free SHS.
"If the government is calling for a voluntary contribution fund, then it raised uncertainty in terms of how the government is harmonizing some of these scholarships that existed already and how it can feed into the larger policy scheme," he said.
SEND-GHANA believes an immediate resolution of its concerns about the Voluntary Education Fund will save the country from running into financial difficulties in 2018.
"We all know that ever since the Free SHS started enrollment has shot up and that has exposed infrastructure issues…[but] in 2018 there will be an increase in enrollment [so] government [has] to raise additional funding," Clara Osei Boateng said.


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The State Library of South Australia holds unique Heritage collections for which access is mediated to ensure their ongoing preservation:
- Archival Collections
- Bradman Collection
- Children's Literature Research Collection - Library Guide
- Named Collections - Library Guide
- Rare Books - Library Guide
- Mortlock - Library Guide
- Royal Geographical Society of South Australia
- South Australiana
These collections, excluding RGS, are accessible in the Somerville Reading Room. Entry to the Somerville Reading Room is by means of a Reader's Ticket issued at the Information Desk free of charge on presentation of proof of identity including your current address.
Access to the collection of the Royal Geographical Society of South Australia is through the Society.


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|8 November 1999
For Immediate Release
Atmospheric Spacecraft Shipped to Goddard for Prelaunch Testing
The Thermosphere Ionosphere Mesosphere Energetics and Dynamics (TIMED) spacecraft was transported today to the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., from The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Md., where it was designed and built. Final environmental testing will now begin in preparation for the spacecraft's launch, currently scheduled for May 18, 2000, from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., aboard a Delta II 7920-10 launch vehicle.
In late October the TIMED spacecraft underwent vibration testing at APL to verify structural integrity. "The tests went smoothly and all systems performed as expected," said Dave Grant, APL TIMED Program Manager. While at Goddard, the spacecraft will undergo acoustic and thermal vacuum testing, which is scheduled to conclude in February 2000. In the spring, TIMED will be shipped to Vandenberg, where it will undergo final launch preparations.
Once launched, TIMED will begin a two-year mission to study the influences of the sun and humans on the Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere/Ionosphere (MLTI) Ñ the least explored and understood region of Earth's atmosphere. TIMED will be the first mission to conduct a global study of the MLTI region, located between 60-180 kilometers (40-110 miles) above the Earth's surface. The MLTI region is where a significant portion of the sun's energy is first deposited into Earth's atmosphere and where the solar soft X-ray and ultraviolet radiation (the most variable part of the solar spectrum) is absorbed.
TIMED's payload consists of four instruments, which were built by organizations from around the country. The Global Ultraviolet Imager (GUVI), a collaborative effort between APL and The Aerospace Corporation, will measure composition and temperature profiles of the MLTI region, as well as high-latitude auroral energy inputs. Hampton University will lead the science team for the Sounding of the Atmosphere using Broadband Emission Radiometry (SABER) experiment, built by Utah State University for NASA's Langley Research Center. SABER will measure atmospheric cooling rates, as well as pressure, temperature, and chemical constituents of the MLTI region. The Solar Extreme Ultraviolet Experiment (SEE), built by the University of Colorado, will measure solar X-ray, ultraviolet, and far ultraviolet radiation Ñ the primary energy source of the MLTI region. The TIMED Doppler Interferometer (TIDI), built by the University of Michigan, will measure the region's winds and temperature profiles.
The TIMED spacecraft will be the initial launch in NASA's Solar Terrestrial Probe Program, part of NASA's initiative to lower mission costs and provide more frequent access to space. The TIMED program is cost-capped at approximately $130 million (FY99) dollars with a maximum three-year development cycle.
The TIMED mission is sponsored by NASA Headquarters, Office of Space Science, Washington, D.C., and is managed by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. The mission operations and science data centers, located at APL, will support data analysis for an additional two years after the conclusion of the mission.
For more information about the TIMED mission, visit www.timed.jhuapl.edu, or contact one of the public relations representatives listed at the beginning of the release.
The Applied Physics Laboratory is a not-for-profit laboratory and division of The Johns Hopkins University. APL conducts research and development primarily for national security and for nondefense projects of national and global significance. APL is located midway between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. in Laurel, Md.
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Margaret Berger - I Feed You My Love
"The whole world is mine"
It seems like forever since I've listened to Margaret Berger. I was really into her 2006 album Pretty Scary Silver Fairy, which surprisingly is her most recent full-length release. That's a long time between albums! Now it's time for her big comeback, as part of Norway's search for their 2013 Eurovision entry. She's well on her way, as this track progressed onward during the weekend. It's an odd choice for the contest, as it has a real dark electro vibe to it that isn't as instantaneous as what we'd consider a "typical" Eurovision entry. But that's always been Berger's way. She makes quirky, artistic electropop. It's hard to believe she started on Norway's version of the Idol series. This is a stately midtempo track with crunchy electro production and a subtle, yet super-catchy, hook. If you like it, please check out her back catalogue--especially singles like Samantha and Will You Remember Me Tomorrow.
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Once again, I have to confess a level of inferior commitment to this space. It's not like "nothing" has been happening. As I look over the screen, it shows I have (11) draft-posts, various thoughts in a wide array of completeness. Yet, this blog has not lived fully up to its much-touted (by me, in the very first post) name. It has recently contained no pedaling/cycling stories or info, no metal/music-related observations, and, if it weren't for the re-use of previously written material, the "pastor" part would even be questionable.
This particular post, yes, this one right here before your eyes, will serve the task of drawing me back in, at least a little.


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Attention Miley Cyrus, you appear to have a lot of competition in the twerking arena. Not only are millions of unsuspecting Americans routinely subjected to twerking on a regular basis, but at least one decided to twerk it up before committing a crime. Hey, maybe she had to loosen up that booty before making off with her booty.
The twitchy twerker was caught on surveillance cam shaking her booty for all it was worth outside of an apartment building in Brooklyn. A resident told a real estate blog:
I'm not exaggerating when I say she did this for an hour.
Soon after her hour-long twerking show ended, she was able to slip into the building and held the door for a man, who turned out to be her accomplice. They stole $200 worth of packages that had been left by mail delivery in the building. Sounds like some people in that building won't be getting their Christmas gifts.
Said one of the victims, Lindsey Riddle:
She obviously has skills. She obviously had a lot of stamina.
But can she twerk better than Miley? Here's the mystery twerklar:
And here's Miley's skills:
Hmm. I'd say it's a toss up. Twerk off!
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I'm really hoping that you all aren't super tired of hearing about the trip that I took way back in JULY. Remember I went to Marion, KS, Kansas City, MO, St. Louis, and Chicago? So, hang in there because I'm almost done. Promise!
Also, remember my post about Breckenridge, Texas were I swore at myself like a sailor for losing my pictures. Guess what?! I found some of them! Yay! Enough to give you my Thrift Tourist write up about Mendelson Liquidation Outlet, anyway. ***Disclaimer, settle in for a lot of photos, y'all...
But first, we went all the way to a suburb of Detroit, MI to go here…
That's not just any Estate Sale, my friends. Nope, it's a CASH AND CARI Estate Sale. I was super pumped!
When we got there, they were filming. We walked in toward the end of the sale so Cari was just chillin' in the living room in a recliner. We chatted with her about where we were from and then checked out the rest of the sale. The home was of a serious collector of Americana. Also, there was a gigantic Barbie. Honestly, she (the Barbie) was a little creepy.
Cari was super nice and so was everyone else working there. I didn't get a picture with her because I don't want to be that type of fan. Also, my biggest reason, I had just gotten out of the car after riding for five hours so let's just say I wasn't exactly camera ready. Anywho, super cool experience and so glad we went. We actually didn't buy anything, though.
She did reply tweet to me, so that was nice!
Okay, on to Dayton, Ohio. We went to the Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market where I either didn't take any photos or lost all of mine. Poop. Drat.
After there we went to downtown Dayton and hit up Mendelson Liquidation Outlet. Here's the Apartment Therapy Marketplace page and their Ebay site. They don't really have a website.
First, let me just say "Holy Outlet Shopping, Batman!!!" When we walked into this place (two buildings and three huge floors), I'm pretty sure our mouths just dropped. This is the graveyard where all closed retail shops, restaurants, schools, whatsoever go to rest.
It was super overwhelming at first. There were rows, rows, and more rows of old fixtures from retail shops. Like, jewelry display cases, shelving, books cases, tables, booths, and so much more.
After this building, we went over to the main building (the one from the picture above). It's got five floors and three of which are accessible to customers. The final floor we went on was nothing but electrical supplies and hardware. Insane.
Too rainbowlicious not to grab a photo of.
Rows of chairs…
I seriously considered purchasing these crates, but my wise mother talked me out of them. She noticed that they weren't just dirty but that dirt was oil. I was too blinded by their rustic, box crate-y goodness to see that this oil residue would be a nightmare. Thanks, Mom!
Also, on this floor were more storage solutions that I could wrap my mind around (can you tell I was a wee bit overwhelmed?). Wouldn't these be awesome in an office/craft/sewing space? Bolts of pretty patterned fabric folded up in these?
If I had room in my house or in the car, these old, school chairs would have come home with me. For what, I don't know, but they were fab. One in every color would make an awesome kiddos art space. Not that I have kiddos, but I do have a niece and nephew!
More storage solution goodness…
These rainbow patterned dishes made me pause. I thought they were so sweet and pretty. We don't need them and I've already got too many coffee mugs. Cute though, right? Oh and if you notice, the plates didn't have the yellow that the mugs did. Bummer.
Did you hang in there? Through all those photos? Thanks!
Can you believe I didn't even show you all the clothing, industrial kitchen supplies, books, outdoor furniture, lighting, lockers, and more? That's how huge this place is! If you find yourself in Dayton, OH you must stop in here! If not to buy, just to look. Also, this place makes you wonder why anyone would ever buy anything new for their store. Mendelson had it all!
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