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With just two more essays and the end of university insight, I thought it was about time I dedicated a post to it. As we grow and leave sixth form or college there's a lot of pressure and questions asked about what's next. A lot of people decide university isn't for them and choose different avenues, while some stick with an education that little bit longer. I always knew I had support in whatever decision I made. My oldest brother went to university in Nottingham, and my other, although applied for uni's, decided not to take this route and went into an apprenticeship scheme instead. Both of them have turned out pretty well if you ask me. The thought of university always scared me, but I knew I wasn't ready to go to work and loved education a little bit too much to finish by the time I was 18. Alas, I ended up at the University of East Anglia, and after a doubtful first year, here I am 3 years later knowing I made the absolute right decision for me. University was right for me, just perhaps not for all the obvious reasons.
Now I say possibly not for all the right reasons. When I think of somebody going to university, I think of someone who has a real passion for a subject, so much so they want to dedicate 3 (or more!) years of their life to it, so at the end of it all they have everything they need to get a job around that sector. This wasn't me. I knew I wanted to go to university, Geography was a subject I enjoyed, my brother seemed to enjoy it at university and managed to get a job afterwards, so it seemed like a solid subject of choice. I had to pick something after all.
Despite still having a love for Geography, I've realised it might not be a job I want to necessarily go into, at least not for now. As we come to final year and the joy of applying to jobs has begun, I find myself veering away from anything in the environmental sector. Instead, I've settled on looking into jobs which my blog could help me along with, in digital marketing for example. University helped me decide where I want to go next.
But the biggest reason why I know university was right for me is simply through being away from home, on my own, and through learning how to live. I've learnt so much in the past three years and had so much life experience I know I wouldn't have got had I stayed at home and worked. Through moving to university, I forced myself out of my comfort zone, and I survived.
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PORTSMOUTH — It just rolled off Duane Frank's tongue after a while — "Ace, Samantha Varrell."
The venerable public address announcer at Portsmouth High School got plenty of practice saying it on Saturday, 13 times to be exact, as Varrell led a strong serving night for the second-seeded Clippers, who downed No. 7 Laconia 3-1 in the Division II high school volleyball quarterfinals.
"I just wanted to win this so bad," Varrell said. "Sometimes we can get down. I just wanted to bring us up and getting an ace or two would bring us up."
Portsmouth had 24 aces as a team and won by game scores of 25-14, 25-27, 25-13, 25-22. It was only fitting that Varrell served out the winning point for the Clippers.
"She was moving the ball around the court a lot," Portsmouth coach Chris Strobel said. "She was aggressive. She was really moving the team around and when they did get it in the air they were giving us free balls."
The Clippers were in firm control of the fourth game and took a 23-14 lead after an error by the Sachems. Then Laconia, behind the serving of Tara Harris, rallied for eight straight points to make it a one-point lead at 23-22.
The rally ended with a net violation on Laconia and Rosa Drummond got the kill for the final Portsmouth point and the win.
"I can't say that I'm not extremely pleased with what they did," Laconia coach Bonnie Ashworth said. "They gave it a fight, it wasn't meant to be."
Portsmouth (18-0) advances to the semifinals at Pinkerton Academy on Tuesday afternoon (5:30) when it will play No. 3 Oyster River, a 3-0 winner over Hanover. Laconia wraps up its season with a record of 12-6.
It was Varrell who set the tone in the first game when she served up seven straight points including a string of four aces in a row. The Clippers were up 11-4 by the time she was done.
"It was prime serving," said Portsmouth's Rosa Drummond, who had a team-high 13 kills. "It was so clutch."
The Sachems never got within three points after that and dropped the first game 25-14.
Laconia took charge early in the second game and jumped out to a six-point lead. Again, it was the serving of Harris that got things going and the team went up 9-3 on a kill by Morgan Pasquali. The Sachems led by as many as seven when a Portsmouth mishit made it 11-4, but it wasn't going to be that easy.
The Clippers tied the game seven different times, the last of which was at 25-25, then two straight Laconia kills led to the 27-25 victory. The first kill was by Sara Stewart and the second was by Sarah Edwards.
The first half of the third game was back-and-forth. It was tied 11-11 after a net violation on the Clippers, and that was the closest the Sachems would get. A couple of kills by Drummond gave Portsmouth some momentum and later Varrell served up seven straight points again to give her team a 21-12 advantage.
Portsmouth went on to win 25-13.
Clipper hitter Kortney Dorow opened the fourth game with a kill, which got the serve to Varrell with a 1-0 lead. Varrell served up nine more points, four by ace, and it was a 10-0 lead.
The Sachems managed to battle all the way back and make it a 23-22 game, which had the Clippers on the edge of their seats.
"Before you knew it it was 23-17," Strobel said. "Jeez, they almost tied the game up there."
Then, once the ball got back into Varrell's hands she wasn't going to let it slip away.
"I was getting a little nervous," Varrell said. "We lost a big lead, we fought back and got a win."
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PORTSMOUTH — It just rolled off Duane Frank's tongue after a while — "Ace, Samantha Varrell."


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NASA scientists have captured photos of a new rift in one of Greenland's largest glaciers.
Researchers at NASA's Operation IceBridge are photographing shrinking Arctic and Antarctic ice to study the effect of climate change on the planet's polar regions.
Researchers captured a photo of the new rift on Petermann Glacier's ice shelf on Friday. (Photo: Gary Hoffmann via NASA Operation Icebridge/Facebook)
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What the scientists found was concerning. A new crack had formed within sight of a much older rift, possibly putting the ice sheet in danger of breaking.
The new rift is not far from a much older (and larger) crack. (Photo: Kelly Brunt via NASA Operation Icebridge/Facebook)
Since 2010, the Petermann Glacier has lost two massive icebergs as big as 120 square kilometres. A 2015 study from the University of Delaware found that the glacier, which is the second largest in the northern hemisphere, is at risk of melting as the ocean warms.
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Friday, July 4, 2014
DIY Vintage-style Art
On our recent trip to London, I spotted a tea towel for $15. Maybe expensive for a tea towel, but not for a piece of art! I loved the graphic design and the colours. Recently I've been loving vintage maps and art, especially the ones with wood frames like this one:
When I saw this tea towel, I had the idea to DIY my own version of a wall hanging. So we bought a piece of wood dowel (I'm pretty sure it was 1/2" - but you could use whatever thickness you want), brought it home and used some leftover stain on it. Then I literally krazy glued the tea towel to it. I left a bit of overhang on each end.
Now it's hanging in that empty spot at the coffee/tea station!
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One of the nicest things about starting the business has been chatting to new people about the products. I had a lovely phonecall last week from a lady in Suffolk who wanted a bag like those featured in the English Home magazine. Anyway I was so busy chatting to this lovely lady that I forgot to take her phone number or give her my address for payment!! So when I needed to contact her to tell her the bags have a new handle design I couldn't! Anyway her is a picture of the new style handles which are much more durable, they are little stripes of multicoloured stitching. Deborah, I hope you like!!!
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first year of life is full of new and exciting experiences. Your child's first pediatric dentistry visit should also occur during this first year of life. If you are wondering what to expect during your child's first trip to a pediatric dentist, keep reading for an overview of this stress-free process.
Checking for Tooth Decay and Cavities
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Jr. Thomas & The Volcanos - What A Shame b/w Brian Wilson (7")
Jr. Thomas & The Volcanos return with their first single in two years since their critically acclaimed LP "Beware" (Truth & Soul Records). Staying true to the rough and tough sweet rocksteady vibes, these tunes are no different. Great songs, great harmonies, expertly recorded, and beautifully performed! A sure fire hit with fans of The Frightnrs recent effort via Daptone Records.


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About the project
Since April 2014, the PROTECT team has sought to better understand the ability of the caprock to safely and effectively contain CO2 in large, industrial-scale storage projects. The project will study typical storage environments in the North Sea that have large storage capacity for injected CO2. We will address concerns that injection rates of tens of millions tons per year can overpressurize the storage complex, inducing damaging stress on the caprock and causing unwanted leakage.
PROTECT emphasizes the integration of data acquisition, laboratory experiments and computational studies to advance new knowledge in our understanding of caprock integrity. The primary objective of the PROTECT project is to understand the impact of geomechanics, flow and chemistry on caprock integrity in order to ensure injectivity, maximize storage capacity and protect against CO2 leakage from large-scale injection operations. The project is divided into 5 work packages:
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text: On 9/11/06, Dr. W. Reid Cornwell <wrc at tcfir.org> wrote: > Open access with regards to publicly funded research is the "Law." It > includes "all" agencies that fund research including the quasi-governmental > labs like Sandia etc. (excluding those that are covered under official > security restraints) Sorry, but that's simply not the case in the US, at least. I think you are thinking of 17 USC 105, which opens up documents produced by the federal government. Among a host of other exceptions, when the federal government contracts with private individuals or companies, the work may be copyrighted, and usually is. > This law preserves the peer reviewing process. I personally am in favor of > scrapping peer review in favor an intellectual community rating system. That's a good definition of peer review. Perhaps you are suggesting a different way of doing peer review. There are lots of ways to provide for such checking. > Peer > review has been used for too long as a mechanism of social control and > exclusion. That's its central function. And I don't think anyone can argue that the internet means we have LESS need of filters. On the contrary, now more than ever we need ways of verifying the work of others. Google is also a mechanism of social control and exclusion. That's why we use it. > I frequently think of Einstein and his travails at recognition until he got > a socially accepted champion. That Einstein didn't happen to like peer review doesn't change its relative effectiveness. (Indeed, there have been arguments that he would have made progress more quickly had he more often engaged critical reviewers comments.) At the same time, the ramblings tens of thousands of ill-informed random quacks were filtered out. No one claims that peer review is perfect; on the contrary, I think most recognize it is broken in important respects. But it serves a vital function, and until other social processes can improve on these functions, it will continue to be employed. Unfortunately, I suspect that one of the reasons open access has been retarded so often is that many equate open access with scrapping the social technologies (like peer review) that tend to work pretty well. Note that this doesn't preclude efforts to make peer review better, and I applaud efforts like Nature's to experiment with open review (http://blogs.nature.com/nature/peerreview/trial/). And I think that Wikipedia provides a model of how open peer-review can do pretty OK, most of the time. Though Wikipedians are the first to note that it needs to be done better. More on that shortly :). - Alex -- // // This email is // [ ] assumed public and may be blogged / forwarded. // [X] assumed to be private, please ask before redistributing. // // Alexander C. Halavais // Social Architect // http://alex.halavais.net //


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The ASBMB participated in World Hepatitis Day on July 28 by sharing research and stories about the mechanisms and effects of viral hepatitis. World Hepatitis Day is one of the World Health Organization's eight official global public health campaigns. While advocate groups marked their observances on various dates throughout the years, the WHO picked July 28 in 2010 because the date coincides with the birthday of the late Nobel laureate Baruch Samuel Blumberg, a researcher at the National Institutes of Health who made significant contributions to the study and prevention of hepatitis B.
A good place for us to start: In 2010, the Journal of Biological Chemistry unveiled a thematic series of reviews that showcases advances in understanding the hepatitis C virus. Associate Editor Charles Samuel, who organized the series, notes that two of the authors later shared the Lasker prize for their hepatitis C work. Learn more about the series. Read the reviews.
Using the prism of proteomics: "(P)roteomics is well positioned to continue to make significant contributions to the field of infectious disease research," according to Ileana Cristea of Princeton University, who organized a special issue of the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics on infectious disease. Read the special issue.
The effects of alcohol plus hepatitis B: Studies have shown that damage to the liver affects how the organ creates and clears cholesterol. Studies also have shown that hepatitis B alone and alcohol alone affect cholesterol homeostasis. With those results in mind, a research team in China recently set out to learn more about the combined effects of hepatitis B and alcohol consumption on cholesterol deposition in the liver. They reported their findings in the Journal of Lipid Research. Read about their work.
Hepatitis C and insulin resistance: A French research team exploring the molecular basis by which hepatitis C virus induces diabetes reported recently in the Journal of Biological Chemistry that a canonical signaling pathway is disrupted in the liver of infected mice, impairing glucose uptake and leading to insulin resistance. Read the study.
Examining the cancer connection: Infection with hepatitis C is a major risk factor for liver cancer. Learn about how viral proteomics informs what we know about oncogenesis in this review article in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics.
"A gatekeeper in the pathogenesis of viral hepatitis": Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic discovered that the core protein of hepatitis C virus depends on the lipid droplet scaffold protein perilipin 3 to form a viral lipid envelope and trigger fatty liver disease. Read their study in the Journal of Lipid Research.
The role of exosomes in hepatitis B replication: Hepatocytes infected with hepatitis B virus shed exosomes containing viral proteins and RNA. Researchers investigating the content of these exosomes found that they also have higher than usual proteasome content, which may muffle the immune response during infection. Read the study in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics.
Why grazoprevir is more potent than simeprevir: A paper published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry last year (authored by researchers at the pharmaceutical giant Merck) explored the structural basis for the different potency of two hepatitis C virus protease inhibitors against resistant mutants. Read the study.
Stopping stealthy hepatitis B: The hepatitis B virus can evade normal immune systems. However, a research team in Japan recently reported in the Journal of Biological Chemistry that there is another way HBV can be cleared -- by using a known cellular pathway for RNA degradation. Read the study.
Protein interactions of the Flaviviridae family: A review in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics on hepatitis C viruses and others in its family surveys the viral life cycle and how proteomics studies have contributed to our knowledge of protein dynamics in hepatitis infection. Read the review.
Hepatitis C's protein interaction network: German researchers used fluorescent labeling, flow cytometry and FRET to establish the first protein-protein interaction network in hepatitis C virus proteins. They reported their results in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics. Read the study.
Hepatitis C and cancer pathway mediators: A study published last year in the Journal of Biological Chemistry explored the basis for HCV-induced chronic liver disease, cancer and death. The researchers found that the virus downregulates a regulatory factor (IRF5) involved in signaling pathways. This downregulation has a greater impact on proteins involved in cancer and autophagy than more typical immune system molecules, such as cytokines, which explains the link to cancer. Read the study.
Cell signaling, inflammation and innate immunity: Zhijian "James" Chen, professor of molecular biology and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, won the 2015 Merck award. His group identified MAVS, a mitochondrial protein critical for immune defense against many RNA viruses, including hepatitis C. Learn about Chen's work.
Structure-based vaccine design: Ian A. Wilson, a structural biologist at The Scripps Research Institute, was the plenary lecturer at the ASBMB's 2015 annual meeting. His lab focuses on how the immune system recognizes and neutralizes foreign antigens, such as the ones found on pathogens. They work on the structural biology of viruses, including hepatitis C. Learn about Wilson's work.
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!K7 Preps Ewan Pearson and Cobblestone Jazz LPs
The Berlin-based !K7 imprint is responsible for releasing some of the most noteworthy dance records […]
The Berlin-based !K7 imprint is responsible for releasing some of the most noteworthy dance records of 2007 thus far (namely, Joakim's Monsters and Silly Songs and DJ Kicks: Hot Chip). Now, the cornerstone label is continuing one hell of a year with releases from pop's remix master Ewan Pearson and improv outfit Cobblestone Jazz.
Ewan Pearson
Pearson's Piece Work is a two-disc collection of recent reworkings of artists' tracks from Depeche Mode to Moby to Closer Musik. Though the production magnate just served up a very laudable mix for the Fabric Live series, Piece Work may surpass that, and become one of Pearson's most sought-after collections to date. And given the fact that the studiophile has graced 58 records in six years, there's little doubt that this long-player will be nothing short of stupendous.
Cobblestone Jazz
Meanwhile, Vancouver-based trio Cobbletone Jazz has already established themselves as the quintessential molders of jazz-tech, releasing singles for Wagon Repair and Ititwhatitis. The Canadian band was also recently featured on Kompakt's monumental Total 8 compilation, and shared wax with Troy Pierce on Cybotron's recently released Clear Remix EP. 23 Seconds marks the trio's first CD release (vinyl is available through Wagon repair), and documents the group's freestyle talent with a bonus disc of live material. Lord only knows what !K7 has brewing for 2008.
Piece Work is out September 24, 2007 and 23 Seconds is out October 23, 2007 on !K7.
Piece Work Tracklisting
1. Seelenluft Feat. Mixmaster Michael Smith "Manila (Ewan Pearson Remix)"
2. The Chemical Brothers Feat. The Flaming Lips "The Golden Path (Ewan Pearson Extended Vocal)"
3. Futureshock "Pride's Paranoia (Ewan´s Sticking Plaster Remix)"
4. Silver City "Shiver (Ewan's Bari Girl Remix)"
5. Fields "Song For The Fields (Ewan Pearson Vocal Remix)"
6. Playgroup "Make It Happen (Ewan Pearson Remix)"
7. Freeform Five "Perspex Sex (Ewan Pearson's Hi NRG Remix)"
8. Slam Feat. Dot Allison "Visions (Ewan Pearson Remix)"
9. Goldfrapp "Train (Ewan Pearson 6/8 Vocal)"
10. Closer Musik "One, Two, Three – No Gravity (Ewan Pearson's 2004 Remix)"
11. Franz Ferdinand "Outsiders (Ewan Pearson Remix)"
1. Mocky "Catch A Moment In Time (Ewan Pearson's Memory Blissed Remix)"
2. The Rapture "I Need Your Love (Ewan's Stay In School Mix)"
3. Pet Shop Boys "Psychological (Ewan Pearson Mix)"
4. Alter Ego "Beat The Bush (Ewan Pearson's Slow NRG Edit)"
5. Röyksopp "49 Percent (Ewan Pearson Glass Half Empty Remix)"
6. Goldfrapp "Ride A White Horse (Ewan Pearson Disco Odyssey Parts 1 & 2)"
7. Ladytron "Evil (Ewan Pearson Radio Edit)"
8. Moby "Raining Again (Ewan Pearson Instrumental)"
9. Cortney Tidwell "Don't Let Stars Keep Us Tangled Up (Ewan's Objects In Space Remix)"
10. Depeche Mode "Enjoy The Silence (Ewan Pearson Extended Remix)"
23 Seconds Tracklisting
1. Waiting Room
2. Hired Touch
3. Lime In Da Coconut
4. Slap The Back
6. 23 Seconds
7. Change Your Apesuit
8. Saturday Night
9. Peace Offering
1. Live at Mondo (Madrid, May 10, 2007)
2. Dump Truck
3. India in Me


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Dennis Barone newest book is Separate Object: Selected Poems (Left Hand Books, 1998). His most recent work of fiction, Echoes (Potes & Poets Press, 1997), received the America Award for 1998. ["Contributor Note" from original publication, 1999.]
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Restrictions intended to protect native fish in the Delta, imposed under the Endangered Species Act, have had significant effects on water exports over the past decade, under both wet and dry hydrological conditions. Even after a historically wet winter in 2017, 2018 allocations were disappointingly low.
The charts below show the allocations for the Central Valley Project south of the Delta (CVP) and State Water Project contractors (SWP) and the water losses in the Delta over the past several years.
History of Water Supply Restrictions
- 1991 – Endangered Species Act – Winter Run Salmon Temperature Control
- 1992: Central Valley Improvement Act
- 1994: Endangered Species Act – Delta Smelt Biological Opinion
- 1995: Water Quality Control Plan/Clean Water Act
- 1997: Anadromous Fish Restoration Program
- 2000: Trinity Restoration Plan
- 2008: Delta Smelt Biological Opinion
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The payment plans for SIM cards varies and you have the freedom of choosing what suits you best. Prepaid SIM cards come with many benefits which is why you should highly consider getting one. If you are yet to get onboard with this you should research more about the plan and you will come to realize that you have been missing on much. This article outlines the benefits of prepaid SIM cards. One of the reasons why many people find this option attractive is the fact that you will have freedom and control over what to include in the purchase. The multi-year plans for postpaid SIM cards means you only get a specific number of calling minutes every month and if you go beyond that there will be repercussions. There is an extra fee charged when you go beyond the calling minutes you had been assigned by the carrier.
This is not the case with prepaid SIM cards because you get to determine when you will be making the calls and how long they will last. The only thing you will have to worry about is running out of minutes which is not really a problem because you can buy more. When you are on a postpay plan or multi-year plan you will be paying on a monthly basis for the telephone bill and if it is sent at a time when you are running low on money it will not be pretty. With prepaid SIM cards, you will the option of buying call time in small bits depending on the amount you have. However, when you pay on a monthly or yearly basis the bill you will get is likely to be high which means you will need to chuck a huge amount to cater for that. It will be worse when this happens at a time when you do not have enough money. Failure to pay the bill means you will not be able to call or even text and this can affect your life profoundly when you are required to use your phone for work.
A prepaid SIM card is also the better choice if you have teens. You can just buy them the calling minutes once a month or at your preferred intervals and it will be up to them to manage how they will use them. When they know the consequences of blowing them up all at once it will be hard for them to misuse them. This is not something you should be too hopeful for when you are using a monthly or yearly plan. When you are only using your phone sporadically you will find this option much better financially.
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It pains me to say this, it really does.
I won't be getting an iPhone. I was looking forward to retiring a few items I would be replacing with my iPhone. Things like my rather antiquated iPod, my cell phone, even my Nintendo DS. I thought, given the plans everywhere else in the world, that maybe Rogers would offer a decent plan. I was wrong. I've spent the last few days trying to convince myself that purchasing the iPhone would still be a good idea, but to be honest even the cheapest (mandatory) plan doesn't include enough of what I need to justify the purchase. It isn't even data I really need but a decent amount of text messages and call display, both of which just become added expenses on an already expensive plan.
So here is what I'm hoping: So far all the evidence seems to be pointing to a massive dissatisfaction with what Rogers is offering. I hope that people, even apple freaks like me, realize that we're being screwed and don't buy the iPhone. If demand is slack rogers will be forced to rethink their strategy and reprice.
If that fails I have another hope. This is that when the ongoing spectrum sale by industry Canada comes to an end we will see the emergence of another national carrier with GSM capability. Heck, I even hope Bell gets in on the action. Only when there is real competition will prices go down, but I'm not holding my breath.
My only consolation is that by 2009 there will hopefully be a newer, better iPhone. An iPhone with plans I can afford.
Some links that brought me to this conclusion.
iPhone in Canada: iPhone pricing incurs Internet Revolts
Matthew Wingram: Rogers iPhone, Get a Second Mortgage
Update: Commenter Roger has a post where he breaks down some of the numbers here, also encourages people to sign a petition here. I should mention that this petition is also pointed to by iPhone in Canada as well.


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Clouds, Ore, Water and Flowers!
While in Nagrand, the best source for gold would be Windy Clouds, pools of Pure Water, Fel Iron/Adamantite/Khorium deposits, Treasure Chests and Felweed. That being said, if you have mining, engineering and fishing, you can make a killing!
Windy Clouds - Engineering
If you have engineering, you can gather motes from the clouds here. Each cloud contains 3-5 motes usually. To extract the motes from a cloud, you need a Zapthrottle Mote Extractor. This can be obtained from a level 62 quest in Zangarmarsh. The reward is a schematic though, so you'll have to craft it. Click here to see the faction specific quests.
It's often cheaper to buy the raw materials and craft the required items yourself, so here's the basic materials for the mote extractor:
- 16 x Fel Iron Ore
- 40 x Motes of Life
- 1 Thorium Ore
- 1 Arcane Crystal
- 1 Ironweb Spider Silk
Khorium Ore - Mining
Nagrand is nothing special when it comes to mining, but you may be lucky and run into Khorium deposits while flying around the zone. Each bar sells for even 150g, but most people don't know their value and will sell under that often. Fel Iron and Adamantite is also often valuable, and they should be mined if you are after Khorium. Khorium ore is rare and sometimes spawn instead of a Adamantite or Fel Iron deposit.
Pools of Pure Water - Fishing Pole Recommended!
There are a few Pools of Pure Water in Nagrand and if you have fishing, you should definitely check them out. More info about Pure Water fishing here: http://www.elsanglin.com/fishing_pure_water.html
Felweed - Herbalism
You may want to pick up herbs while flying around the zone. A stack of Felweed selling for 300g is not unheard of.
Treasure Chests
There's 2-4 Chests per zone usually. See the map below for their spawn locations. These level blues usually sell very slowly though, but still for a decent price. Don't hold your breath when selling them.
30 minutes of farming
The toon I did the farming with had engineering, mining and fishing. I made about 1200g from the Primals, 1000g from Khorium which I turned into Power Cores with Engineering (Sells for 500g each) and 300g from Treasure Chests. That's a total of 5000g if I would have farmed for a hour instead, assuming I would have found the same amount of goods again!
|Windy Cloud and Treasure Chest spawn points
RNG and Price Difference
Sometimes you don't find a single Khorium Deposit, or alternatively Khorium Power Cores sell for only 100g and Primals 20g on your realm. Gold estimates are based on the prices on my main realm when I performed this method.
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Every last baby out of every last egg The appropriate goal for fertility treatment in women older than 40 years
Richard J. Paulson, M.D.
Volume 105, Issue 6, Pages 1443-1444
Another patient in her 40s came to see me for a second opinion last week. Her story is quite typical, and it is easy to summarize in general terms. The patient is aged 42 years and has undergone three IVF cycles without success. More accurately, she has undergone three IVF retrievals but did not have an ET. This is because she was told that all of her embryos were found to be chromosomally abnormal. She was further advised that she seems to only be producing abnormal embryos and that she should now pursue oocyte donation.


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[ Concerts ]
Yale Percussion Group performs at the Kennedy Center Monday, March 1
Concert will stream live from the the Kennedy Center's website
The Yale Percussion Group will perform on the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage on Monday, March 1, at 6 pm. The performance is part of the Kennedy Center's "Performing Arts for Everyone" initiative. No tickets are required; seating is limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Featuring local, national, and international talents, the Millennium Stage has been hailed as "a cultural institution within a cultural institution" by the Washington Post.
Fresh from their exciting performance on the Yale campus last Saturday, February 20, the Yale Percussion Group will perform music of Thierry de Mey, James Wood, Astor Piazzolla, and Mauricio Kagel. The members of the ensemble are Yun-Chu Candy Chiu, John Corkill, Leonardo Gorosito, and Michael Zell. They will be joined by flutist Dariya Nikolenko. Robert van Sice, the director of the ensemble, will perform with the group in Thierry de Mey's Musique de Tables.
The concert at the Kennedy Center will stream live at kennedy-center.org/programs/millennium.
Monday Evening, March 1, 2010 at 6:00 pm
Yale Percussion Group
Thierry De Mey (b. 1956)
Musique de Tables (1987)
Yun-Chu Chiu, Leonardo Gorosito, Robert van Sice
Astor Piazzolla (1921–1992)
Nightclub 1960 from L'Histoire du Tango
Yun-Chu Chiu, marimba
Dariya Nikolenko, flute
James Wood (b. 1953)
Rogosanti (1986)
Michael Zell
Mauricio Kagel (1931–2008)
Dressur (1976-77)
Yun-Chu Chiu, John Corkill, Michael Zell
I think my favourite piece of the night had to be Rogosanti – I'm a real sucker for pieces by James Wood!


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Angelina Jolie's beautiful look in White World War Z Dress
Angelina Jolie's beautiful in White World War Z Dress, made jaws drop as she stepped out onto the red carpet in a white peplum dress at the Berlin premiere of fiancé Brad Pitt's new film World War Z.Angelina Jolie's beautiful look in White World War Z Dress
When the peplum began its comeback late last year, most of those watching assumed they were watching a catwalk trend that would stay on the catwalk. A peplum won't make you look thin and few men don't find it sexy. It can be viewed as a bit costumey, and liable to get crushed as you move around. Every high-street retailer put one into production during this season to ensure their visibility in the trend pages, but few would have backed the peplum as a commercial hit.Dior
Tamara Ralph and Michael Russo (founders of the London-based brand Ralph & Russo) worked closely with Angelina Jolie to create her dress, for which the actress had a very specific request. "She didn't want to go for a full-length gown," explains Ralph. "We wanted something very striking that wasn't too overdressed, but wasn't too understated. We wanted something modern, simple and elegant."
The designers also acknowledged that despite the actress's recent double mastectomy, it was business as usual in the design room. Peplums are fun and creative, they are most certainly not a look that only a thin fashionista can wear, when you think about it Beyoncé looks brilliant in a peplum, and so does Liv Tyler. The whole point of a peplum is that it celebrates a waist-to-hip curve, so wear that curve well!
As for Angelina Jolie after she her return in a string of black outfits, the bright white midi with gold hardware at the waist seemed like an unexpected choice for the actress, but the designers still like to quote this as "classic Jolie."
The classic Dior peplum, of 1947, was at its most elegant when worn with a pencil skirt in this length. Follow this natural break in the line of your legs for your skirt hem, rather than adding another horizontal line, a court shoe will make this all complete.
Angelina Jolie's beautiful look in White World War Z Dress
Category: Accessories, Brand, fashion, Womens


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Dispensing of medication at Beech House
If you live more than 1.6km from a Pharmacy we may be able to dispense your medication from the surgery. Why not take advantage of our large free car park to have your medication dispensed here.
When we are closed.....
The surgery is closed on normal Bank Holidays and approximately six afternoons per year for staff training. When the Surgery is closed call NHS 111 for non- medical emergencies and 999 for medical emergencies (including chest pains and shortness of breath).
Get the right treatment, by the right person, at the right time......
Before you contact the surgery please take a minute to look at the NHS Choices Conditions and Treatments link to the right. This gives a complete guide to conditions, symptoms and treatments - including what to do, when to get help and from whom.
Opening Times
Extended Practice Opening Hours
Extended hours surgeries are intended to accommodate those people who cannot easily attend the surgery during the week. We respectfully ask patients who are able to attend during normal surgery hours to reserve these extended hour surgeries for those who are unable to do so.
Monday 6:30pm to 7:15pm - bi-weekly and by appointment only - no access for general enquiries or collections
(NB: The phones are not on during extended hours surgeries)
Thursday 7.00am - 8.00am - bi-weekly and y appointment only - no access for general enquiries or collections
(NB: The phones are not on during extended hours surgeries).
Saturdays: Closed apart from 1 extended hours clinic per month from 7.30 am to 12.15 pm - please ask reception.
Extended Access at Mowbray Square, Harrogate
The Extended Access service is an extension of your usual primary care practice. It is not a walk in service – you need to make an appointment through our Reception team. It is located at Mowbray Square in Harrogate. Appointments are available up to 8pm week days and on Saturday mornings. Information about this service is available here or contact Reception.
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But more recently the Kosmos has returned to business as usual. Irregularities have been found in the past of the maid. She is a poor immigrant. Seems she lied on asylum papers. She knows people who are serving time in jail. She has multiple cell phones.
None of which have anything to do with the rape charges. All of which may derail the prosecution's case.
As any number of women who have tried to prosecute rape have found out, stuff like that matters to a significant number of potential jurors. As a culture, we like our victims stainless. And if the victim comes across as less than a madonna (not to be confused with pop icon Madonna), if they come across as a real person with warts and fears and the possibility that 20 years ago they may have inhaled, they are not deserving of justice. (That's why assailants will often seek out targets who they think cannot withstand a caustic public scrutiny.) Very few people will actually come out and say that, but actions such as votes in a jury do speak louder.
Currently, it's estimated that between one in eight to one in five women will be targeted for sexual assault sometime in their life. If you are one, here are my recommendations should you choose to report and prosecute, regardless of whether or not you fought back, evaded rape, or complied with the assailant's demands.
- First, find a sexual assault advocate. One who is experienced and believes you. Preferably not on the police payroll, but from an independent group. In the Seattle area, good choices are the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center and Harborview Medical Center. University of Washington students can contact SARIS.
- Second, get your own lawyer. Yes, rape is a crime against the state. And a good lawyer can help you navigate through the criminal justice maze.
- Finally, get a REALLY good therapist. You'll need one.


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"Say MAP!"
Anyone who has a small child in the United States probably recognizes that line. And you probably started wincing, just hearing the sound of it in your head.
I hate Dora.
Yes, I know. Hate is a strong word. It's a vile word, in most ways. And I'm very aware of my words these days. A couple of weeks ago, we were having lunch with dear friends. Lu and Hickory were giggling with each other at the table, licking each other's hands and laughing. Gypsy told me something funny and I laughed. Then I said, as I always do, "Oh my god, you're killing me." Lucy looked up immediately, grew very quiet, and then said, "Mama, killing is wrong. It means someone dies. You cannot say killing."
I gulped in a breath. She was right. And I told her so. That moment, I realized I need to choose my words as consciously in speech as I do in writing.
Lucy's starting to read. She told us the other day about a book we had checked out from the library, "Mama, I was sort of kind of reading a lot of those words by myself." We weren't surprised, since she has been pointing out words on buildings and signs. And we can't even spell around her anymore. Recently I said to Danny on a sunny day, "Hey, should we stop at the P L A Y G R O U N D, if we have time?" Lucy rose up enthusiastically. "Yes, yes! We must go to the playground." Damnit. I guess we can't spell around her anymore.
But she doesn't read this site yet.
So I can still write it: I hate Dora.
I know it's supposed to be pleasant and educational, with a loveable band of tumbled-together friends. And it's lovely that a major television show uses Spanish. But if Latina girls are supposed to feel proud they are being represented in mainstream media, they need a better role model. That Dora is annoying.
Lucy watches a little television each day. She's so visual, swallowing images with her eyes and breathing it all in. The other day, we were at Children's Hospital in Seattle for her once-every-two-years checkup after her skull surgery. (She's good! And she's probably the only kid I know who took her CT photos of her skull to preschoool show and tell.) After a day of waiting, appointments, CT scans, and walking through the hospital, she started drawing on a white board in the doctor's office. Her drawing looked vaguely familiar. When we asked her about it, she said, "This is the hospital, where we have walked so far. Here's the aquarium near the entrance. Here's the long hall Mama and I walked down for the cat scan. Here's the doctor's office where we're sitting." Damned if it wasn't entirely accurate. This girl remembers everything.
And stories. Oh my, how she loves stories. We read Charlotte's Web and The Wizard of Oz and the junior novelization of Brave (she loved that movie, the only one she's seen in the movie theater) together in bed, she and Danny and I. At least once a day she settles a stack of books next to me on the couch and climbs into my lap so we can read 20 books in a row. She lives in her imagination. I'd like to live there. She imagines good stories, with many imaginary friends. Tell her a story if you want her to understand something. Sometimes, all it takes to calm her when she's frustrated about not getting something she wants is for me to lean down, put a hand on her shoulder, and say in a soft voice, "You know, I remember when I was a little girl, I felt frustrated about this too." It's Once Upon a Time and she quiets, immediately.
So visual + stories + never stops moving + swims every day for an hour + plays outside even in the cold and rain + the thousand brilliant lights and funny noises of the day swarming through her head = an hour of television in the late afternoon when she needs a little down time.
(Please don't write to me to tell me I'm ruining my child's mind by letting her watch some movies. Last year a very well-meaning woman wrote that I was damaging Lucy by letting her watch Sesame Street. That's just plain silly.)
And so, she loves Curious George and Madeline. We seem to have grown out of the Wiggles, thank god. There's a little bit of Bob the Builder or Fireman Sam. Mama still loves the old Electric Company. Morgan Freeman as Easy Reader is a revelation now. I was busting happy when she fell in love with Free to Be You and Me. But mostly, it's old musicals.
A couple of years ago now, I showed her That's Entertainment, a great compliation of the best moments from MGM musicals that I remember loving in the 1970s. She didn't move. She stared at the screen, mesmerized, until she stood up to dance. Within a few days, she was telling people how much she loved Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. She has music in her heart, this one.
(The real star, for her, is Esther Williams. Do we have the only four-year-old who adores Esther Williams? Perhaps. But combine swimming and music and Busby Berkeley? She wants to be Esther Williams when she grows up. And a baker.)
So we started watching the movies themselves, this year, when she was ready for the longer form. There was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. (I was singing Truly Scrumptious for months.) And then The Sound of Music, which caused her to bound up and down the stairs, singing So Long, Farewell! many many times. Shirley Temple came next. And then Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
(We might have the only four-year-old who has a running dialogue about the Nazis, since they're the bad guys in both The Sound of Music and Bedknobs and Broomsticks. But she grows confused because the Nazis are so polite in both of them.)
Fridays are family movie night here. Pizza and a movie. This past Friday, we started her on The Music Man. She hasn't stopped singing Shipoopi! since then.
This is why I hate Dora. (Ah, you thought I'd lost the thread, didn't you?) Old musicals, The Electric Company, Free to Be You and Me they're about relationships between people, about complex situations, with humor that's pretty far above the head of a four-year-old. But somehow, she's getting it.
Dora's bossy. She's vapid. And that voice. Cheese grater on fingertips, that voice. Stop talking like that.
I'd rather Lucy be exposed to something smart that she doesn't entirely understand than watch a show programmed by advertising executives and tv producers to be right at her perceived maturation level.
But then again, she's a kid. It can't all be as rational as the sentence I wrote above.
So, the other day, when she put a Dora book about manners on the top of our pile of books from the library, I said Sure. When she asked me to read it to her, again and again, I kissed the top of her head and said, You bet.
And when she pointed out the bowl of arroz con leche on the feast table on the last pages, I had an idea. We moved to the kitchen together. She stood on a chair and scooped some warm brown rice from the rice cooker. I combined a little coconut milk and some date puree we've been playing with lately. (Soak dates in hot water and then put it in the blender. It's a great sweetener.) Some scrapings from a vanilla bean. A scratch of nutmeg. We mixed it all up together in the pot, and I let Lucy stir at the stove. She felt so important. At the last moment, I tossed in an egg and let Lucy stir until the last traces of egg disappeared. The rice pudding thickened.
We sat down at the table with Danny to eat our breakfast.
Okay, Dora, I'll give you that. You gave us arroz con leche with Lucy one day.
But seriously, I don't want to say MAP.


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Nona manages AFJ's Bolder Advocacy work in California as well as its Northern and Southern California offices. Nona has over two decades of experience as an attorney specializing in representing nonprofit organizations. She previously worked at the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, where her practice focused primarily on representing nonprofits in community economic development, land use, tax, real estate, and corporate matters. She also has experience in policy advocacy, employment law, strategic planning, and organizational capacity building. Before working at Legal Aid, Nona worked at the Los Angeles office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP.
Nona earned her law degree from Georgetown and bachelors' degrees in International Relations and French from the University of Southern California. She is on the board of Strategic Actions for a Just Economy, a member of the Council on Immigrant Integration (a project of the California Community Foundation), and served on the City of Los Angeles Workforce Investment Board for over a decade. She is also a Professor of Law and Public Policy at the University of Southern California.


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Women and girls using valproate medicines must now be protected by a Pregnancy Prevention Programme, which brings valproate in line with other medicines which are dangerous during pregnancy, such as isotretinoin and thalidomide.
A joint resource has been published today to support pharmacy teams in helping women and girls who have been prescribed valproate medicines. The resource includes a decision pathway and key points for consideration to prompt conversations between the pharmacy team and their patients.
Download valproate safety resource
It has been developed by the Community Pharmacy Patient Safety Group and Royal Pharmaceutical Society in partnership with the pharmacy organisations represented on the MHRA's Valproate Stakeholder Network, including Community Pharmacy Northern Ireland, Community Pharmacy Scotland, Community Pharmacy Wales, the Pharmacy Forum of Northern Ireland and the Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee.
The resource builds on the MHRA's national toolkit for all healthcare professionals and enables pharmacists to understand where they can advise and help patients. The resource also aligns closely with a clinical audit on valproate safety that the Company Chemists' Association has launched (see more below).
Commenting on the launch of the joint resource, Janice Perkins FRPharmS, Chair of the Community Pharmacy Patient Safety Group said:
"It's been great to work collaboratively on this resource for pharmacists and their teams, to help drive consistent understanding of what actions should be taken across the entire network. Community pharmacy teams are perfectly placed to support women and girls taking valproate, working closely with their local GP surgery teams to raise awareness, reduce potential risks of harm and make a difference."
Royal Pharmaceutical Society England Board Chair, Sandra Gidley added:
"Every pharmacist advising patients on valproate should use this toolkit. We are proud to have worked with so many pharmacy organisations to help protect women, girls and babies from the dangers of using valproate medicines in pregnancy. Pharmacists and pharmacy teams have a very important role to play in talking to women about the risks of valproate, but also to ensure they never suddenly stop taking their medicines without a review from the prescriber first."
Clinical audit tool
In June 2018, the Company Chemists' Association launched an audit tool for community pharmacy teams to use in reviewing their support for girls and women taking valproate medicines.
This practice-based audit seeks to explore community pharmacy's contribution in supporting girls and women of childbearing potential in taking valproate medicines. It will help pharmacists and their teams to review and reflect on their current practice and to assess what changes may need to be made.
All pharmacy teams are encouraged to get involved in the audit, which takes place in two phases – one in July 2018 and one in November 2018.
Kate Livesey, Policy & Programmes Manager at the CCA commented: "Community pharmacy teams play a vital role in the care of patients taking these high-risk medicines. Given the importance of this year's topic, we would like to see pharmacy teams from all across the country getting involved in our audit and reviewing their current practice. We're really keen to build a body of evidence from across the whole sector that demonstrates what pharmacy teams are doing to improve care and minimise the risk of harm around valproate in pregnancy."


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Vikings' succeed in epic crossingJan 1, 2003
The crew of modern-day Vikings who were attempting to recreate Leif Ericson's historic expedition from Greenland to mainland Canada this past summer successfully crossed the Davis and Hudson straits, effectively proving that the trip could have been accomplished in such a boat.
Before the first big crossing, the crew of the open 54-foot wooden knarr Snorri had been holed up in a fjord, awaiting fine weather, before a weather-routing specialist spotted a break.
"The weather windows are pretty darn short in this area of the world, so when I saw this scenario coming up I said, go, go, go!" explained Michael Carr, president of Weather Strategies on Peaks Island, Maine, who provided weather routing information. "I saw on the satellite image a ridge of high pressure that looked like it was going to be there for three days and that the next set of lows were going to be to the south of them. That meant that the winds would be blowing from the east and northeast for a couple of days. They couldn't have had it better."
Hodding Carter and his nine adventurers reached the shores of Baffin Island less than three days later but were foiled again by long periods of calms and adverse winds. The Vikings then sailed down the east coast of Labrador, across the Strait of Belle Isle and waded ashore at L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland (the site of a short-lived Viking settlement in the 11th century), on September 22.
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