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LA Galaxy 3rd Kit Contest presented by Herbalife gives fans the chance to design the club's 3rd kit for the 2013 and 2014 seasons
CARSON, Calif. (Tuesday, May 1, 2012) – Long known for the attractive style and flair of their players, the LA Galaxy are giving fans a once in a lifetime chance to make those players look as stylish as they can by designing the club's new 3rd uniform. Through an exciting and first-of-its-kind Facebook application, Galaxy, along with Herbalife and adidas are allowing fans to decide what the club's 3rd kit will look like for the 2013 and 2014 seasons.
Fans will have the opportunity to design every element of the 3rd kit, from the jersey to the shorts and socks. When designing their uniform fans will navigate through 16 jersey touch points, various collar options and the creation of a custom jock tag, which is the designer's opportunity to show support for the Galaxy in their own words. They will have more than 32 color schemes to use throughout the process as they custom create every aspect of the Galaxy uniform. Additionally, fans will be able to post their designs to Facebook, allowing them to display their designs while also seeing those of their friends.
The contest is already underway and all eligible entries that are submitted before 11:59 a.m. (PT) on Friday, June 1 will be accepted. On June 8, a judging committee consisting of members from the Galaxy, Herbalife and adidas will select the contest's five finalists. Those five entries will then be voted on online by Galaxy fans from around the world atwww.lagalaxy.com/3rdkitcontest. Fan voting will run from June 8-June 22 with the winner being announced on August 1.
Complete rules and regulations for the LA Galaxy 3rd Kit Contest Presented by Herbalife can be found online at www.lagalaxy.com/3rdkitcontest.
The contest winner will not only see their design come to life in the form of the 3rd kit that the club will wear starting in July 2013 and throughout the 2014 season, but will also receive a trip for two to see the Galaxy play in the new uniform in July 2013, including roundtrip airfare, a two-night stay at the JW Marriott at LA Live and field side seats to the game as well as a number of other prizes.
The remaining four finalists will each receive one of the new jerseys, once they are created, signed by members of the 2013 Galaxy roster.
In July 2011, the Galaxy debuted their first 3rd kit since the club rebranded in July 2007, wearing a Punjab and Light Old Gold uniform that was worn for their annual Fourth of July game as well as friendlies against Real Madrid and Manchester City. The club will wear those uniforms again this year in all three legs of the SuperClasico against Chivas USA and their upcoming friendly against Tottenham Hotspur before being retired following the completion of the season.
The Galaxy are back in action on Wednesday, May 2 when they face Seattle Sounders FC at CenturyLink Field in a game that kicks off at 7 p.m. and can be seen live on KDOC and KWHY. They are back at home three days later, on Saturday, May 5, when they host the New York Red Bulls at The Home Depot Center. That game, which is presented by The Home Depot, kicks off at 5 p.m. (PT) and tickets are on sale now starting at just $30. For more information about this game or to purchase tickets for all Galaxy home games, please visit the club's official website at www.lagalaxy.com.
About LA Galaxy
The reigning Supporters' Shield winners and MLS Cup champions, the LA Galaxy are currently playing their 17th season in Major League Soccer. One of the original 10 clubs in MLS, the Galaxy were founded in June 1994 before playing their first-ever game in April 1996. One of 19 teams in MLS, the Galaxy play all of their home games at The Home Depot Center, a 27,000 seat stadium that opened in 2003 on the campus of California State University – Dominguez Hills in Carson, Calif. A three-time MLS Cup champion in addition to their two U.S. Open Cup trophies and their CONCACAF Champions Cup title, the Galaxy boast a roster that features many of the biggest domestic and international stars in all of MLS. For more information about the club or to purchase tickets for any Galaxy home game, please call the 877-3GALAXY or visit the club's official website www.lagalaxy.com.
About Herbalife
Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE:HLF) is a global nutrition company that sells weight-management, nutrition, and personal care products intended to support a healthy lifestyle. Herbalife products are sold in 81 countries through a network of independent distributors. The company supports the Herbalife Family Foundation and its Casa Herbalife program to help bring good nutrition to children. Herbalife's website contains a significant amount of information about Herbalife, including financial and other information for investors at http://ir.Herbalife.com. The company encourages investors to visit its website from time to time, as information is updated and new information is posted.
About adidas
adidas is the global leader in soccer and partners with the world's greatest soccer clubs and federations including Chelsea FC, Liverpool FC, AC Milan, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich,Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Germany and Japan. adidas is an official partner of FIFA, UEFA, Major League Soccer and the Confederations of African Football. adidas also sponsors world-class athletes like Lionel Messi, David Villa, Kaka, Steven Gerrard, Xavi, Frank Lampard, Andres Guardado, David Beckham, Jozy Altidore, Brek Shea, Fredy Montero, Juan Agudelo and Omar Gonzalez among others.
— LA Galaxy presented by Herbalife —


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A little slow around here, so what have you done lately?
I just built up my 204 and put most of my components from my hardtail on it. The last few weeks I got may hands on a few $ and did some upgrades.
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I'm around 30lbs now. The bike was pretty chubby before. I'm good for a while. My fork or rear shock will be my next upgrade... Christmas maybe?
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Vicki Henson, Coordinator of Veterans Affairs at Cameron University, has been elected president of the Western Association of Veterans Education Specialists (WAVES), an organization which serves the needs and interests of veterans, faculties and administrators at institutions of higher education. Henson, who had just completed her term as the organization's 1st Vice President, was elected during the association's annual conference in late July and will serve a two-year term. She previously served as the organization's president from 2007-09.
Henson has served as Cameron's Coordinator of Veterans Affairs since August 1986. She earned a Bachelor of Science in home economics with a community service emphasis and a Master of Science in Higher Education from Oklahoma State University. She also serves as president of the Oklahoma Association of Veterans Coordinators & Counselors for 2013-14, a post she previously held in 2004-05 and 1989-90.
She is the 2003 recipient of WAVES' Bill Pearson Lifetime Achievement Award and the 2006 recipient of the WAVES President's Award, which recognized her dedication and commitment to the organization. Additionally, she was honored with OAVCC's Marshall Webb Lifetime Achievement Award in 1992.
WAVES serves educational institutions of higher learning and those offering non-college degree programs engaged in the administration of veterans education benefits within the geographic areas served by the U.S. Office of Veterans Affairs Muskogee Regional Processing Office, which processes 48 percent of the national claims for V.A. educational benefit recipients. The territory includes 18 states, the U.S. Trust Territories and The Philippines.
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I made a previous work, in which this thing work (jquery 1.5), now in this project (jquery 1.7): if I assign to img only width 100% and no max-width, the magnifier works perfect, but all the other images in the site are increased till their containers....
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Illuminating the Renaissance: The Triumph of Flemish Manuscript Painting in Europe
June 17-September 7, 2003
January 14, 2003
Los Angeles—Some of the most stunning works of art of the Renaissance are among the least well known. They can be found within the pages of illuminated manuscripts, books that were both written and painted by hand. Flemish illuminators transformed the appearance of the illustrated page with a new naturalism and scintillating illusionistic details that captured the imaginations of art collectors across Europe. The international exhibition Illuminating the Renaissance: The Triumph of Flemish Manuscript Painting in Europe is the first comprehensive look at the greatest epoch in Flemish illumination. It will debut at the Getty from June 17 through September 7, 2003, in its only U.S. appearance before traveling to the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
Illuminating the Renaissance features some of the finest and most ambitiously illuminated manuscripts produced between 1467 and 1561 in the region of modern-day Belgium and northern France. The exhibition brings together more than 130 objects from a total of 50 lenders from 14 countries worldwide. This international effort assembles a large body of masterworks that have never been seen together, including dazzling manuscripts, drawings, and paintings from the Getty's collection and the collections of the British Museum and the British Library, London; the Louvre and the Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris; and the Metropolitan Museum and the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York. Most of the manuscripts are rarely exhibited due to their fragile nature.
"Flemish Renaissance illumination is so refined in style and so sumptuous in color that it can take one's breath away," says Deborah Gribbon, director of the J. Paul Getty Museum. "The Getty's collection of Flemish manuscripts is among the best in the world; and now, after years of work by curators at the Getty and at the British Library, we are able to assemble the most beautiful and important Flemish objects produced over a period of nearly 100 years. Visitors will find this exhibition a revelation. It opens up a new perspective on the Renaissance."
The remarkable period of Flemish illumination covered in the exhibition marked the last great phase of the art form, before the rise of the illustrated printed book made books produced by hand obsolete. Flemish illuminators introduced into their works a painterly mastery of light, texture, and space, and displayed an unsurpassed naturalism in their miniatures. Flowers, jewels, and other objects cast their own shadows, creating the illusion that they were laid directly onto the page. This sense of naturalism is one of the greatest artistic achievements of its time.
"Poised on the cusp between the medieval and modern worlds, Flemish illuminators bridged both eras, playing a pivotal role in an interchange between manuscript illumination and other visual art forms, particularly painting," says Thomas Kren, curator of manuscripts at the Getty Museum. "In the process, they left an indelible mark on art history. This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to see the works of great illuminators and painters side-by-side, including masterpieces by such celebrated figures as Rogier Van der Weyden and Pieter Bruegel the Elder."
Innovators of this new style, including artists such as Simon Marmion, the Vienna Master of Mary of Burgundy, and Simon Bening, worked under the patronage of the most powerful ruling families of Europe. The pages of their manuscripts captured the glamour of court ceremony with sumptuous colors and depictions of finely woven brocades and extravagant jewels. A luxurious Flemish manuscript was a vehicle of politics, social status, and piety. In Alexander Takes the Hand of Roxanne, an image from a history of Alexander the Great that was made for the Duke of Burgundy, the artist pays great attention to the details of the magnificent court costumes, and to the exquisite features of the noblewomen portrayed in this scene of an historic royal banquet. Simon Bening's Genealogical Tree of the Kings of Aragon reflects an ambitious attempt to trace the royal lineage of a Portuguese prince, the artist's patron, from the time of Noah.
Exhibition Catalog:
The Getty will publish a comprehensive and richly illustrated catalog, Illuminating the Renaissance: The Triumph of Flemish Manuscript Painting in Europe, to accompany the exhibition. Written and edited by Thomas Kren, curator of manuscripts at the Getty Museum, and Scot McKendrick, curator of manuscripts at the British Library, London, the 640-page book with 232 color and 153 black and white illustrations will be the first monographic treatment of the subject. Contributors include Maryan W. Ainsworth, curator of European paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; independent scholar Catherine Reynolds; and Elizabeth Morrison, assistant curator of manuscripts at the Getty Museum. It will be available in June 2003 in hardcover for $125.00 and in paperback for $55.00 in the Getty Museum Bookstore, online at www.getty.edu, or by calling 800-223-3431 or 310-440-7059.
Related Exhibitions:
The Making of a Medieval Book
May 20, 2003 – September 28, 2003
Part of the popular "Making of" series, which explores the historical techniques behind various art forms, this installation examines the materials and methods used to create the lavishly illuminated manuscripts produced in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Examples from the Getty's collection of medieval manuscripts are used to illustrate the process, which begins with the preparation of animal skin to make parchment (or vellum), continues through the writing and often elaborate painting stages, and ends with the binding of the volume.
Picturing the Natural World
June 17, 2003 – September 7, 2003
The 16th-century manuscript Mira calligraphiae monumenta (Model Book of Calligraphy) is a brilliant and inventive example of the period's interest in representing every detail of the natural world. This exhibition focuses on the manuscript and places it in the context of a number of other nature studies, both artistic and scientific. Featured are works that cover an extensive period of examination from 1450 to 1800. Included are paintings and drawings from the Museum's collections and printed books from the Getty Research Institute. One of the most popular manuscripts at the Getty, the Mira calligraphiae monumenta was written by Georg Bocskay and later illuminated by Joris Hoefnagel in the 16th-century.
Related Events:
Free Getty Summer Family Festivals
The Renaissance in all its pageantry and finery comes to life at the Getty with special days of celebration featuring music, dance, theater, costumes, and interactive workshops. Produced by Community Arts Resources. In the Museum Courtyard.
Saturday, June 21, 2003, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday, August 2, 2003, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
The Getty will also offer a range of related programs including lectures, a Gordon Getty Concert, Point-of-View Talks, and Artist-at-Work Demonstrations. For updated details, please check the Getty website at www.getty.edu or call the Getty information line at 310-440-7300.
The J. Paul Getty Museum's collection of illuminated manuscripts is among the strongest in the world. The collection began with an emphasis on German, Central European and Flemish manuscripts, but was later expanded to represent a broad range of the tradition across the European continent.
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i did save my house. woo hoo me. not sure how i will continue to save it the next three months but it will happen. i found the $200 i lost. in. my. car. yay again. i got a full body deep tissue acupressure massage. yeah. i'm still sore. it is almost time to start mowing again here in the great country of Texas and i am NOT happy about that. everyone hates the cold weather but for me it just means i do not have to mow yet. and that makes me happy. today is hit up the laundromat day. other than that just a shit ton of other stuff going on. i will truly try to post this week. get some of this junk off my head.


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It was a weak day at the Chicago Board of Trade with double digit losses in old crop corn, new crop soybeans, and old/new crop wheat.
The prime reason for the corn selloff was the USDA monthly Supply and Demand report. The market was expecting the USDA to lower their forecasted 2011-2012 corn carryout to 721 million bu. To the market's surprise the USDA didn't change a single US corn demand number, leaving it untouched from the March report at 801 million bu. The world corn carryout fell almost 2 MMTs to 122.7 MMTs which is just above market expectations.
The US and World soybean estimates fell right in-line with market expectations. Combined soybean production between Argentina and Brazil was lowered to 111 MMTs and total world carryout is estimated at 55.52 MMTs. These estimates helped beans open up and trade to new highs for the move (May contract). Even though beans couldn't hold that strength and ended up having a 30 cent selloff from the highs, the July – November bean spread still closed 9 ¼ cents higher.
Wheat was a little harder to figure out today as total World Carryout was a full 2 MMTs below estimates yet it had the largest selloff. The world wheat feeding estimate jumped 6.83 MMTs from the March estimate! This shows a lot of what we have been discussing about wheat being cheap to corn. Even in the US they increased wheat feeding by 35 million bu. Yesterday's sharp increase in the winter wheat crop rating could have played a part in the selloff as well as the fact that harvest will be just around the corner.
Between now and June the market won't have a definitive answer of just how many acres switch back to soybeans from corn. A carryout of only 250 mill bu is obviously small but we will have to continue to watch weekly sales and exports to see if they line up with the USDA's projections. Now is still a great time to double check your 2012 hedge strategy using AMMO to see if there are any changes to be made. To receive a trial of the AMMO software, please sign up using the link below. If you would like to open a hedge account at EHedger, please contact Dustin or Dan at 866-433-4371. Have a great rest of the week!
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Our 15-year-old wedding ceremony VHS tape sits in the bottom drawer of my bedside table. The mini DV tape of our first child's birth and baptism lies in the inner door of my secretary desk. And a handful of nameless tapes lay scattered on top of my bureau. This is not the home of an organized memory recorder. But one of my many resolutions for 2007 was to preserve the family's momentous occasions more securely. Last month, it was the family photos, which were moved from the peel and stick photo albums of the past decade into leather scrapbooks. This month, I want to transfer all the home videos onto a more durable medium. I found just the man for the job in Sal Brunetto, owner of Brunetto's Video Services (858-693-4334) in Scripps Ranch. "It was a hobby of mine that turned into a passion," said Brunetto. "When I was working in Okinawa in 1999, there was a TV station that I started to volunteer at to pass time at night, and I loved it."
In 2005, Brunetto opened his own business. "We do everything from as small as an actual tape repair all the way up to a full-blown production, like weddings and commercials. We do audio to CD conversions. A lot of lawyers come with minicassette tapes, and I put those to CD, or I clean them up because often the audio is not the greatest. We do VHS tapes, 8-millimeter tapes, mini DV tapes, and we can transfer them to DVD or VHS, though usually people want DVDs. One of our biggest conversions right now is from the tape, because a lot of their camcorders have died, and nobody wants to pay for a camcorder that is not a new digital camcorder. And we also do 8-millimeter and 16-millimeter film to DVD and VHS."
Are the 8-millimeter film and the 16-millimeter film the grainy, silent home videos you see from the mid-20th century?
"Yes, most of them were," he answered, "though there are a few out there from the mid- to late '70s that did have sound on them. We do those, too, but they take longer. When we do film without sound, we do a digital capture, frame by frame. If the film has sound, we do an analog capture because it has to play with the sound; you can't stop it frame by frame. The bad thing with film is that it is old and brittle, and it starts to crumble away. The projector we use has pressure rollers: a soft spongy roller that feeds the film in, instead of gear motors that guide the film in. So it won't tear up the film. And we use an LED ray, which is cool to the touch, so in the event that the film does stop in the projector, it will not burn. The old-style projector bulb creates a lot of heat. We have done film from all the way back to the '30s. It's pretty amazing."
With technology constantly changing, what do you recommend for customers saving their special-occasion videos?
"There are a couple different ways that we can do it," answered Brunetto. "We can put it straight onto a hard drive, and at that point the customer can always access it and burn it to whatever the new media is at that time. The other way is to put it to DVD. They last for quite a long time."
Brunetto explained why VHS tapes will wear out. "The difference between a DVD and a tape is that a tape actually runs across a tape head when it is played. There is actual physical contact to the tape every time you play it. A DVD has just a laser light that is hitting it. So the tape will actually wear. After 10 to 15 years, it is recommended to look at your videos. They will actually start to fade away. I have seen 20-year-old tapes that are blurry; all the colors have bled together."
Is there anything you can do about the tape once it gets to that point?
"Well we can capture what is there," he said, "and we can sometimes do some color correction, though it is not 100 percent. We can't put back what time has taken away. That's why it is beneficial to look at your tapes and see if they are starting to degrade to the point where you can't watch them."
Brunetto's also offers a photo keepsake service. "We do a lot of photo montages: slides and pictures from special occasions like birthdays, weddings, and anniversaries. We also do memorial videos and tribute videos, and they are tearjerkers, the greatest thing around. I love doing them." Each slide, four-by-six or eight-by-seven, is 95 cents plus a set-up fee.
How long does the transfer process take?
"If it is just one tape, it can be done literally within hours. For a rush job, I can usually do a 24-hour turnaround."
"A simple transfer, a preservation-type DVD where you put it in and it just plays from start to finish, is about $20 . The price goes up depending on editing, covers, and the wrapping. For $30 , you will get a DVD with chapter points. For film transfers, there is a setup fee of $20 , the DVD cost of $30 , and then a per-foot charge of 14 cents . The three-inch, 8-millimeter films are basically 50-foot reels, so the per-foot charge comes to about $7 ."
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I had booty bothered over here rolling dice for the Vladtron forces (and making us margaritas), which turned out to be a mistake - I was rolling like crap for the Jellybeans, while her dice were on fire. Some things we learned:
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2. Stalin's double-strength throwing power isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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A modest proposal for Gitmo
President-elect Barack Obama plans to order the process for closing the Guantanamo Bay detention camp soon after he is sworn into office next week, sources in his transition team have said.
But what to do with them? The Pentagon says some of them they've let go just go right back to work being terrorists. Some of the detainees' own countries don't want them back. Sending them back to other countries invites even worse abuse.
Here's a notion: Send them to Crawford.
President George W. Bush hasn't been the more literary of presidents; so giving him a presidential library seems like a silly gesture. Let's give him a prison, right on his ranch.
Bush created Gitmo; let the legacy continue.
Out there in the open country with all that brush to clear, the detainees would have plenty to do. Hard work being good for the soul and all of that, a Crawford camp might just make real Americans out of the lot.
Seeing the detainees cut brush just like the American president has done will make for much better images than those dreary photos of orange-suited guys with their bagged-heads chained to the floor.
Bush could come out every morning onto the porch to address the prisoners. With an aviator-sunglass-wearing Dick Cheney at his side cradling a long gun, Bush could address the men, explaining that all they really have here is a failure to communicate.
"Let's say a man wants freedom, and he works for it," Bush could tell them. "Well, he gets it.
"Let's say a man don't, and wants a night in the box. Well, he gets it."
Seems only fair.
And if Bush wants a library? Well, he gets it. It's not as if Crawford couldn't sustain one. With ex-librarian Laura Bush on hand, the new camp could have a first-rate collection of Korans and weapons magazines to peruse, and maybe a few leather-bound copies of the Constitution as well, just in case one of the inmates wants that.
"Let's say a man wants a copy of the Constitution," Bush could tell them. "Well, he gets it.
"Let's say man wants to use it. Well, he gets a night in the box."


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Keystone RV Co.'s Cougar division was recently granted United States Patent #D663,241S for the design of the Cougar travel trailer.
According to a news release, the patent specifically covers the aerodynamic front cap which includes an integrated propane storage compartment. By creating a smooth, virtually seamless front exterior the design of this cap helps improve towing efficiency and handling.
"It took the hard work of many people to earn this patent and I congratulate the entire Cougar team on this accomplishment," said Keystone President Matt Zimmerman. "The distinctive appearance of the front profile on the Cougar X-lite travel trailer has helped make Cougar the No. 1 selling laminated travel trailer brand in North America. "
Cougar group general manager Jeff Runels credits the new design with enabling Cougar to distinguish itself from the competition. According to Runels, "The new, sculpted front cap gives the Cougar travel trailer a very automotive look. This innovation has been a huge success with our dealers and the RVing public, dramatically increasing Cougar brand recognition and sales."
Jeff Kloska, Cougar product manager, says that the Cougar division continuously seeks innovation as the key to keeping Cougar a top seller. "We will be unveiling more than a dozen significant product improvements and new floorplans during the upcoming Keystone Open House," said Kloska. "Our products are on target to generate even more sales and satisfied customers. We invite all our dealers to join us Sept. 18-20 at the RV Hall of Fame."


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Scoring a run in the top of the seventh to edge ahead 6-5 in last Friday's Girls Inter-Ac League softball contest, the Springside Lions got themselves into a defensive predicament in the bottom half of the inning. The host Patriots of Germantown Academy got runners to second and third base with no outs, but a tag at home plate on the next play paved the way for Springside to dispel the threat entirely and make off with a one-run victory.
The Lions, who opened the league season against Episcopal Academy, improved to 2-0 with the win over GA, which was making its league debut in Friday's encounter. Not counting a number of practice games played over spring break, Springside has gone 4-1 overall, and GA 0-3.
After tying for the Inter-Ac title last season, Springside suffered only one significant graduation loss, but it was pitcher Natalie Klotz, a five-year varsity player. Sophomore Michelle Cybularz has taken over the mound for the Lions, and last Friday she notched four strike-outs while yielding seven hits and four walks. There were also four bases on balls for GA senior Stephanie Wolfson, who struck out six and gave up five hits.
Springside, which started the week by giving Episcopal a 16-1 drubbing, found itself behind 1-0 three innings into Thursday's game. Leading off for the Patriots in the bottom of the second, junior Amanda Logan doubled to right center, then reached third when sophomore Mariel Becker dropped a single into shallow left field. Logan scored when Springside was unable to make the tag at the plate off of an infield grounder hit by another 11th-grader, Tyler Wellington.
The Lions got on the board at the top of the fourth, as freshman Jenna Moriarty got to first through an error and scored on a double deep to left field by junior Alexis Giovinazzo. After going to third on a single by her classmate, catcher Aly Markey, Giovinazzo scored when courtesy runner Shelby Jackson drew a throw to second on a successful steal. Lions junior Resnya Hughes got on with a walk, and later she and Jackson both scored as the threat of another steal produced several ill-advised throws by the GA defense.
The visitors now led 4-1, but Germantown got all four runs back in the bottom of the inning. Benefitting from two walks, the Pats then scored their first of the frame on a single by Wellington. The next batter struck out, but the baserunners moved up to second and third at the same time, scoring later on thanks to a sacrifice fly (by junior Elisa Novak) and a Springside error. Sophomore Breezy Cullen then sent an RBI single over short to give GA a 5-4 lead at the end of four frames.
With one out in the top of the fifth, Cybularz singled and then went to second with a walk to Moriarty. Giovinazzo whacked a double to right center and wound up on third as both the runners ahead of her tried to score. The first made it home, but the second was tagged out following a collision with Cullen, the GA catcher, a few feet in front of the plate.
Still, Springside had pulled even at 5-5, and GA would not score again in the game.
With one out in the top of the seventh, Lions sophomore Kelsea Brewer waited out a walk, and then had to linger at first as Novak, the GA shortstop, stretched up to glove a sort of soft line drive for the second out. Going to second on a passed ball, Brewer then made third when Moriarty's pop towards first base was dropped by GA. Giovinazzo, who started the day with a pop-up, now delivered her third hit in a row, driving the ball over second base to bring home Brewer with the winning run.
For a few minutes in the bottom of the inning, it didn't look like the slim 6-5 lead would endure. On a lead-off grounder to the left side, a throw that pulled Springside's Hughes off the bag at first assured a safe arrival for the GA batter, Wolfson. After Elle McGraw got on with a single down the line in left, a wild pitch allowed the Patriot runners to reach second and third, still with no outs.
Germantown's Becker hit the ball to Springside shortstop Giovinazzo, who threw home to Markey to get an out at the plate. During the same sequence, a baserunning interference call against the Patriots produced a second out. A similar violation had accounted for the Lions' third out in the top of the inning. On the final play of the afternoon, Springside's Cybularz backpedaled to pocket a pop-up, and the Lions went home with a hard-won victory.


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The A&E network named Leavenworth the Ultimate Holiday Town USA for good reason – impressive light displays and a famous Nutcracker museum express the city's zest for holiday cheer. The holidays are not the only time it is great to visit Leavenworth, however, and no matter when you decide to visit there are countless unique activities and sights to experience. When you plan your trip to Leavenworth, why not make it even more unforgettable by staying in a holiday rental instead of a hotel? Leavenworth holiday rentals are available to suit your personal needs and style, whether you are looking for a quiet condo for two or a spacious lodge that can accommodate the entire family.
The Bavarian themed city of Leavenworth is as picturesque as it is full of things to do. Try taking one of Leavenworth's Enchanted Tours with Le Tours to get a feel of the city's charm and character. Chocoholics rejoice – Leavenworth is home to Schocolat, a speciality chocolate shop where one bite will make you want to stock up until your next trip. The Nutcracker Museum and Icicle Outfitters Winter Sleigh Rides could put even the grumpiest of grinches into the holiday spirit. If the weather is nice, try a walk in Waterfront Park or get your game on at Kahler Glen Golf and Ski Resort. No matter how you decide to spend your days in Leavenworth, going back to your very own holiday rental is the perfect way to unwind. A rental home offers you a more personalised experience than you could ever get in a hotel, and the privacy will make you feel like you are home away from home.
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According to a complaint filed recently by EPA's New England office, Swissport Fueling, Inc. of Dulles, Va. and BOSFuel Corp. of Fort Worth, Texas did not properly execute its emergency spill response plan at the Logan facility, in violation of the oil pollution prevention regulations under the federal Clean Water Act
The Logan facility, which has been operated by BOSFuel since 1999, has an above-ground oil storage capacity of 7.3 million gallons and an underground capacity of 487,000 gallons. Swissport Fueling operates the facility on a day-to-day basis.
Federal law requires that certain sized facilities having the potential for spills, take every step possible to prevent, before they occur, oil discharges to the nation's rivers, lakes and oceans primarily through preparing and using Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans. Since oil spills do happen, the law recognizes that facilities should know how to respond as quickly as possible to minimize environmental damage and threats to public health and nearby infrastructure. Therefore federal law also requires detailed and coordinated emergency response planning for those facilities that can be expected to cause "substantial harm" to the environment, should a spill occur.
Swissport Fueling and BOSFuel are responsible for managing more than one million gallons of fuel oil storage. Because storm drains at the Logan facility empty into Boston Harbor and Boston Inner Harbor, any oil spills could have substantial consequences, greatly impacting the local environmental, economy and commerce. Given the facility's large storage capacity and its proximity to fish and wildlife and sensitive areas, it is required to have a Facility Response Plan (FRP) as well as a SPCC plan.
In the event of a spill, the FRP regulations require the companies to have emergency response procedures in place, adequate employee training and appropriate spill response equipment, as well as a contingency plan for containing and cleaning up a release.
EPA's penalty complaint stems from a May 31 unannounced exercise carried out by representatives of EPA, the state Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Coast Guard at the Logan facility. The objective of this exercise – a simulated oil spill - is to determine whether a facility can successfully respond to an oil release. As a result of the May exercise, EPA determined that the companies could not properly put in place the facility's FRP and its personnel were not adequately trained in carrying out the response plan, resulting in an "unsuccessful" overall rating for the exercise.
Every year, thousands of gallons of oil are
spilled from large and small oil storage facilities and result in
pollution of New England waters. Spill Prevention Control and
Countermeasure plans and FRPs are critical to ensuring that such
spills are prevented and, if they do occur, adequately addressed.
EPA will continue to pay unannounced visits to facilities
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More information:
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FRP Requirements ( http://www.epa.gov/
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Police searching for a former LAPD Harbor Division officer sought for killing a couple in Irvine and a police officer in Riverside today were involved in two officer-involved shootings this morning in Torrance and Redondo Beach.
Details were not immediately available but undercover Los Angeles police officers were involved in a shooting in the 19500 block of Redbeam Avenue, and Torrance officers were involved in a shooting at Flagler Lane and Beryl Street, Torrance police Lt. Devin Chase said.
The shootings occurred about 5:30 a.m.
"Both instances are related to the investigation of the Dorner subject, but neither involve him," Chase said. "He is not in custody. To our knowledge he is not around here. There have been people who have been shot. I don't know any of the details."
Both shootings involved pickup trucks similar to the one Dorner is said to be driving, Chase said.
KTTV reported that the shootings might involve female newspaper delivery people.
A massive search is underway in Riverside, where Dorner is believed to have shot two officers, killing one. Another shooting occurred in Corona.
In Long Beach, police shut down the San Diego (405) Freeway at Bellflower Boulevard at about 8 a.m. Thursday morning after receiving a report of a vehicle matching the description of Dorner's Nissan Titan, said Long Beach Police
Department Sgt. Aaron Eaton. Patrol and SWAT officers were on the scene, but it turned out to be a false alarm, Eaton said.
"There was a report of a possible suspect vehicle on the freeway, so it was shut down to ensure everyone's safety," Eaton said. "Our officers determined it was not Dorner and the freeway was opened up pretty quickly."
The LBPD, however, like law enforcement agencies throughout the state, remained on high alert, the sergeant said.
"We are assisting with other agencies and our officers are on alert and are prepared to respond to any report of a possible suspect," Eaton said.
Among the many agencies Dorner refers to in his manifesto is the Long Beach Police Department, which he claims took a domestic violence report for an incident involving two LAPD officers. Eaton said the department will not comment on the domestic violence incident.


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Lihong Wang from Washington University presented some fantastic results on photoacoustic imaging in a plenary talk at the Physics of Quantum Electronics conference, bedazzling the audience with beautiful image after beautiful image.
Normally, I don't appreciate advertising talks: you know, the ones where the talk covers a vast array of stuff, leaving only time to see the pretty pictures and not get much of the details. However, although this was such a talk, it was a great way for me to catch up with the state of the art in a subject where I actually should know what the state of the art is.
One of the major difficulties in diagnosing diseases like cancer is our inability to see inside the body accurately and inexpensively. MRI is great, but it's expensive and has relatively low resolution; while X-ray imaging had higher resolution, but it comes with dangers. Good old ultrasound is the happy medium, providing pretty good value for money in terms of resolution, safety, and cost.
Missing from that list of clinical techniques, you might notice, is light. This is because light and tissue don't play nice together. Tissues scatter, absorb, and generally play havoc with light, limiting direct imaging to just a few millimeters in depth. Which is a shame, because light imaging has great resolution, uses relatively cheap equipment, and is pretty safe. Let's just say that it is worth a bit of investment to see whether we can do more with light.
Photoacoustic imaging represents a sort of "best of both" approach to imaging. The basic process is that a relatively powerful pulse of light is sent into some part of the body. Wherever it is absorbed—and only small amounts of light are absorbed in any particular place, so it is safe—it generates heat, as its target expands and generates a small acoustic pressure wave. By picking up these sound waves with microphones, an image of the absorbing structures can be built up.
That basic technique has been around for a while—in fact, its origins are in high sensitivity gas sensing. So, we know that high sensitivity is possible, but the imaging systems have been nothing to write home about. This is because the resolution has the intrinsic limitation given by the sound waves.
What Wang has shown is that, with a bit of imagination, a flexible attitude, and a huge amount of work, photoacoustic imaging can be made into an all-singing, all-dancing imaging modality. It's just that you can't necessarily get it to sing and dance at the same time. Let me explain.
In the original photoacoustic imaging technique, the image resolution was about the same as that of ultrasound. So you could use it for whole organ imaging and detect things like tumors, provided they were already a few millimeters large and had started developing their own blood supply—blood is generally where the light is absorbed, so what you actually get is a picture of the blood supply.
But once you have spotted a tissue mass and want to investigate further, you then have a problem. Or maybe not. By putting a photoacoustic imaging system into an endoscope, Wang has shown that you can get up close and personal with various body parts. And, because you are already close, you can be a bit more subtle about things. So, instead of flooding the tissue with light and getting image resolution on the order of the acoustic wavelength, you can focus the light and use the photoacoustic signal as a contrast mechanism for distinguishing absorption at the scale of the wavelength of light.
This has allowed Wang's team to go much further, imaging with a resolution that is capable of detecting capillaries—so basically they have cellular resolution. Because they are detecting absorption, they can distinguish between oxygenated and deoxygenated blood, which is nice. But where they really hit the jackpot is detecting the oxygen saturation of the blood. This is a really important measure, as it seems that changes to oxygen saturation in the microcirculation can be predictive of a patient going into shock. (That is not from Wang, but rather from my faulty memory—if I am wrong, please tell me in the comments.)
So far, so cool. But can we go further? Why, yes, says Wang—how about optically diffraction-limited images? In this case, detecting hemoglobin is not that interesting. Instead, you need to choose something that is in every cell to provide contrast. How about DNA or RNA? That works, but you need to use UV light, which means that it doesn't travel very far through tissue before it is absorbed. So this is useful for imaging excised samples without staining them. Indeed, that is exactly what Wang has shown: by choosing the correct wavelength of light, he can selectively image DNA and RNA and get resolutions that are sub-cellular.
That is what makes photoacoustic imaging so different from any of the standard medical imaging techniques. Using the same basic apparatus—sure, you might have to change a few bits and pieces along the way, but it is pretty close to the same—you get images that have detail resolution appropriate to a huge range of samples, from entire organs down to individual cells. No other technique can do that.


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An in-depth look at Greenpeace East Asia campaign histories, victories and investigations, plus interactive features.
The air pollution debate in China is a story of how big things can have small beginnings, of hope beyond hope. But at the heart of this is a tale of genuine people power, starting with the Chinese people waking up to the tragedy that is the gray air around them and then rightfully demanding clean air.
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With Santonio Holmes possibly out for the season, the New York Jets need to add a wide receiver. Just don't expect it to be one of the high-profile names on the free-agent pile.
Kim Jones: Jets in complete disarray
Watch: Jets postgame presser
Report: Injured Holmes out this week
Ryan still supportive of Sanchez
Watch: Time to make a QB switch?
Rosenthal: Tebow not the answer
Check out NFL.com's Tebow Zone
Chad Johnson is not coming through that door. Neither is Terrell Owens. Plaxico Burress will be added only if Mike Tannenbaum wants to remove Mark Sanchez's last ounce of confidence.
The Jets are already touchy about their reputation as a circus act. Both owner Woody Johnson and Rex Ryan have publicly dismissed the notion that the big top is over Florham Park. Linebacker Bart Scott was upset enough to announce a "media mutiny" ... whatever that is. Shortly thereafter, he threatened a reporter in the locker room. Ah, I see.
So no, don't expect the Jets to sign a player who will serve as gasoline on the fire for the tabloids. The Jets care very much about what the media thinks. This plays a role.
So who should the Jets get? Don't expect a splashy trade, not with Darrelle Revis having already taken the Jets' Super Bowl hopes with him to the operating table.
The Jets should be on the lookout for a player like Jabar Gaffney, who signed with the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday. Wait, why didn't the Jets go after Jabar Gaffney?
Donte' Stallworth is another option. He's a man with his own sordid past, but at least he's a known entity. The Jets aren't going to replace Holmes, but the Jets need to fill the void the best they can.
Hey, what about Joe McKnight?
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Not too long to go now !
As usual we will be on site from lunch time Friday 20th. Open to the public from 10am on Saturday morning.
There is a cafe on site where food can be purchased throughout the weekend. BBQ and a few beers will be provided for all involved on Saturday night.
Really looking forward to seeing all our friends again this year, just please pray to the gods that the weather will be good. I think we deserve it


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The Substance and Meaning of the Constitution (Hardcover)
Author: Dr. W. Cleon Skousen
"There is no other contemporary source that offers such a thorough compilation of statements by the Framers relating to constitutional interpretation. Furthermore, there are few works that actually attempt to find the Founders' purpose for each phrase of the Constitution. This well-organized approach toward finding the Constitutions substance and meaning has great merit and provides a wealth of material on the Founding Fathers' intentions when drafting the American Constitution."
Leonard Anthony Leo
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On the Constitution.
"The Making of America will serve as a great aid to all of us who serve as members of the Commission on the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution. It belongs in every library throughout the land as must reading, particularly for our youth."
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A member of the National
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A member of the National
Bicentennial Commission.
"I have just completed the reading of the book, "The Making of America", and have now placed it in an important position in my law library. When applying the framers' intent to the resolution of constitutional issues, "The Making of America" is indispensable. The quotations of the writers of the document go to the heart of the problem and make this solution exceedingly clear. It is a book long overdue."
William C. Goodlow Justice
"The text was recommended to the resource material by the Social Studies Curriculum Advisory Committee. This committee works under the jurisdiction of the State Textbook Commission. The recommendation of the committee was then acted on by the Commission on November 13, 1986. The Commission at the time voted unanimously to accept the recommendation of the committee. Therefore, it will be suggested to Utah schools that the book be used as resource material for teachers and student use."
James R.Moss State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction
Of Public Instruction
"I wanted to thank you for ... giving me your book on the Constitution ("The Making of America"). I read a good deal of it during my flight back to Washington and I found your thoughts interesting, insightful, and enlightening. I cannot tell you how much admiration I have for your work educating Americans on our most important document. I have said many times that your earlier works provided incentive for me to enter public service. For that I will always be truly grateful."
Senator Jack Kemp


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Hfernandez needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 263 designs submitted by 38 freelance designers.
TAP (The Architects Partnership)
I am with the marketing agency managing the project for TAP. It is my first time using 99design and if the project is a success I would like to use the service for future projects.
Large businesses looking for architecture firms to design and build their commercial projects.
The client is looking to "standout" from other architecture firms. They would like a clean site with minimal text and large images of their commercial architecture projects. They also like black elegant sites. They want to wow the audience and show a high level of elegance, design and creativity.
Tagline: Somewhere on the home page we may want to incorporate their tagline: "Working Together for Solutions that Work.". We would like to see designs with and without the tagline as options.
Logo: Their old logo is attached but the client wants it used at the bottom or a rectangle in a similar fashion as the sign on their office (photo also enclosed). The logo and rectangular background can have various colors see samples. The current options would be black, red, white or clear…all dependent on the design. Please do not use the supplied logo eps file supplied without straightening out the TAP letters so they are horizontally aligned and not in the current 45% angle.
Project Pictures: I'm also submitting a couple of project images to use as a prominent image on the design.
We want the home page designed. It should contain the client's logo in a prominent way in a column or header so it is visible on every page of the site. Black background and large project image (which might turn into flash latter). Very little content (text) is required and the navigation should be subtle. Open to navigation on top or left column.
There is no current website.
Client like http://aharchitecture.com/index.php but it contains too much text and want black background. They also like http://www.bcube.fr/ and http://www.jsk.de/ but these are all Flash sites and we are looking to build an html site with static images at this point.


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What's Ningxia?
Add a daily shot of NingXia Red® to your diet to enjoy the benefits of this powerful, whole-body supplement. This sweet and tangy drink's formula includes wolfberry, which is touted for its health benefits. Also featuring plum, aronia, cherry, blueberry, and pomegranate juices and extracts, Young Living's NingXia Red is packed with superfoods to support overall wellness.
In addition to these antioxidant ingredients, NingXia Red's formula includes pure vanilla extract and Lemon, Orange, Yuzu, and Tangerine essential oils for a great-tasting, healthy treat.*
Young Living NingXia Red benefits include support for energy levels, normal cellular function, and whole-body and normal eye health. A daily shot of 2–4 ounces helps support overall wellness with powerful antioxidants.*
750-ml bottles of NingXia Red are Halal and Kosher certified.
Pure, Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oils
Orange (Citrus sinensis), yuzu (Citrus junos), tangerine (Citrus reticulata), and lemon (Citrus limon) essential oils
The reformulated NingXia Red now includes seven times more essential oils! These carefully selected oils include orange and lemon, known for their ability to help maintain normal cellular regeneration*. They also contain high levels of the powerful antioxidant d-limonene, which is an important marker for bioactivity. Bioactives are natural compounds that work in harmony with your body to promote the healthy function of a wide variety of systems. NingXia Red also features tangerine essential oil, prized for its fresh flavor and its effect on maintaining cholesterol levels already in the normal range*. Exotic yuzu essential oil has been included for its uniquely delicious aroma, flavor, and high antioxidant content.
These pure and potent essential oils blend synergistically and deliciously with the other components of NingXia Red to support normal digestive health, healthy immune function, normal brain function, a healthy cardiovascular system, and much more*. No other nutrient-infused beverage can come close to the beneficial essential oil content of NingXia Red!
Wolfberry (Goji) Superfruit
Wolfberry Puree (Lycium barbarum)
The wolfberries sourced for NingXia Red hail from the Ningxia province in northern China. This superfruit has one of the highest percentages of fiber of any whole food and contains zeaxanthin-a carotenoid important to maintaining healthy vision. It also contains polysaccharides, amino acids, and symbiotic vitaminmineral pairs that when present together promote optimum internal absorption. By using whole wolfberry puree-juice, peel, seeds, and fruit-Young Living is able to maintain more of the desired health-supporting benefits in every bottle of NingXia Red*.
Supporting Juice Blend
Grape (Vitis vinifera) seed extract, blueberry (Caccinium corymbosum), plum (Prunus domestica), aronia (Aronia melanocarpa), cherry (Prunus avium), and pomegranate (Punica granatrum) juices
Highlighting the supporting fruits found in NingXia Red is a patented grape seed extract that contain polyphenolic compounds that may help support a healthy cardiovascular system*. Additionally blueberry, plum, aronia, cherry, and pomegranate juice contains naturally high levels of anthocyanins and polyphenols, which block oxygen-based free radicals from damaging body tissues. Maintaining a diet rich in these powerful antioxidants is a recommended way to help prevent against a myriad of health risks and maintain healthy bodily functions*.
The new NingXia Red, infused with the juices of these powerhouse fruits and pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils, has a Super Oxygen Radical Absorption Capacity (S-ORAC) score that is 50 percent higher than the original formula, making it one of the most antioxidant-rich beverages available.
Natural Stevia Sweetener
Stevia Extract (Rebaudioside A)
Stevia is a zero-calorie sweetener and is 300 times sweeter than sugar, allowing for a delightfully delicious beverage with lower overall sugar content. We recommend you drink 2-4 ounces daily with confidence knowing you are not consuming excess calories and sugar.
Source: Ningxia Red Website
What is different about the new NingXia Red?
The new NingXia Red features seven times more essential oils, more antioxidants, and a wider selection of healthy fruits, including blueberry, plum, sweet cherry, pomegranate, and aronia.
Why was NingXia Red's formula changed?
The previous formulation of NingXia Red was easily one of the most beneficial on the market; however, with new research and production techniques, the new formulation of NingXia Red is even more beneficial. The new formula features more essential oils, more antioxidants, and more healthy fruit juices.
Why is sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate used in NingXia Red?
NingXia Red uses whole wolfberries—juice, peel, seeds, and fruit—in a naturally beneficial juice puree. Using these safe and effective preservatives allows us to extend NingXia Red's shelf life, maintain product integrity, and protect the wolfberry benefits, all while keeping it free of naturally occurring microorganisms.
Where are the juice concentrates (blueberry, plum, cherry, aronia, pomegranate) sourced?
The United States.
How is the natural blueberry flavoring made?
The blueberry flavoring is a compounded flavoring (a blended mixture of ingredients).
Does NingXia Red contain any corn, gluten, soy, or nuts? Are any ingredients derived from corn, gluten, soy, or nuts?
Where is the vanilla sourced?
From what is the pectin derived?
Pectin is a natural fiber present in almost all fruits. The pectin in NingXia Red is sourced from the variety of citrus fruits it contains.
Where are the juice concentrates (blueberry, plum, cherry, aronia, pomegranate) sourced?
The United States.
Why did you replace agave with stevia?
In the process of making the new NingXia Red even more beneficial, we reduced its caloric content by using stevia, a non-caloric, natural sweetener. In addition, using the stevia lowered NingXia Red's overall sugar content. We recommend that you drink more NingXia Red each day and feel confident knowing that you are not consuming excess calories and sugar. Stevia leaf and extracts have been used for centuries. Stevia glycosides can be up to 300 times sweeter than sugar. The specific glycoside rebaudioside A, which is used in NingXia Red, imparts the best flavor with the least amount of aftertaste.
How many grams of sugar are in 1 ounce of NingXia Red?
Testing shows the new NingXia Red contains only 2 grams of sugar per ounce.
May children or pregnant/nursing women use NingXia Red?
NingXia Red is generally safe for everyone; however, if you have questions or concerns, we recommend that you consult a health professional.
What is yuzu oil?
Yuzu (Citrus junos) is a citrus fruit similar to the satsuma mandarin. It originated in China, but is used extensively as a flavoring in many Asian countries. Yuzu is commonly used for cooking because its rind is very fragrant. It is also used as a flavor enhancer in many dishes, including soups, fish, candies, and teas. The yuzu fruit is very tart and full of large, white seeds that make it difficult to eat.
What is aronia fruit?
Aronia (Aronia melanocarpa) originates from eastern parts of North America and Canada. The most interesting and beneficial property of aronia berries is their high polyphenol and antioxidant content. They contain significant amounts of anthocyanins, as indicated by their dark-violet color.
Why did the serving size change?
New and recent studies on the consumption of wolfberries and whole-fruit juices recommend up to 4 ounces a day to have the most beneficial effect. Also, with the removal of blue agave and the addition of seven times more essential oils, you can now enjoy a massive nutrient infusion without added fructose.
What is grape seed extract and why is it used?
NingXia Red's previous formulation used grape pomace to add nutritional value and to increase its antioxidant potential. The pomace was an obstacle that kept Young Living from registering NingXia Red as a Kosher/Halal juice. As a result, we made a switch to a Kosher grape seed extract (GSE) that is also higher in polyphenolic content. The GSE is more of a brown color than the purple pomace, but it shows higher antioxidant content than its pomace counterpart. GSE is a patented product made in California from a special seed blend primarily from varietal white-wine grape seeds. The seeds are extracted with hot water. The extract is then purified, concentrated, and spray dried to high phenolic grape seed extract powder. GSE guarantees a minimum of 90 percent polyphenols and a standardized composition of monomers, oligomers, and polymers.
Why did you remove raspberry and apricot and use plum, aronia, and sweet cherry instead?
The primary reason for the change was to maintain a delicious flavor while adding more beneficial juices to the mix.
Is NingXia Red still flash pasteurized?
Yes. Every batch of NingXia Red is prepared with our Nutrient Guard technology and we only use high-temperature flash pasteurization.
What is NingXia Red's shelf life?
Unopened, the transformed NingXia Red will remain safe and effective at least 18 months from its production. Once opened, you should refrigerate NingXia Red and enjoy it within 30 days.
How many wolfberries are there in one serving of NingXia Red?
Based on the manufacturing steps given from our puree producer in China, there are more than 14 grams of Ningxia wolfberries in each serving.
How many fruit/vegetable servings are in one serving of NingXia Red?
Four ounces of NingXia Red contains one serving of fruit.
Is NingXia Red considered vegetarian/vegan?
May I add different/additional essential oils to NingXia Red?
Yes! NingXia Red already benefits from higher amounts of orange, lemon, tangerine, and yuzu essential oils, but we encourage you to be creative and mix NingXia Red with your favorite oils that are labeled for internal consumption.
Source: Ningxia Red Website
Ningxia Is Powerful
By now you've heard the buzz: antioxidants play a vital role in your health and help promote longevity. Give your body the power of antioxidants with our essential oil-infused support products.
NingXia Red's essential oil blend is made up of orange, yuzu, lemon, and tangerine. Strategically chosen for their health-supporting benefits and flavor profiles, these oils are 93 percent d-limonene-a powerful antioxidant and marker for bioactivity and contain the flavone tangeritin. Together this blend adds premium, natural flavoring and helps maintain the body's normal cellular function*.
The wolfberries (Lycium barbarum) sourced for NingXia Red hail from the Ningxia province in northern China. This superfruit has one of the highest percentages of fiber of any whole food and contains zeaxanthin-a carotenoid important to maintaining healthy vision. It also contains polysaccharides, amino acids, and symbiotic vitaminmineral pairs that when present together promote optimum internal absorption. By using whole wolfberry puree-juice, peel, seeds, and fruit-Young Living is able to maintain more of the desired health-supporting benefits in every bottle of NingXia Red*.
Highlighting the supporting fruits found in NingXia Red is a patented grape seed extract that contains polyphenolic compounds that may help support a healthy cardiovascular system*. Additionally, blueberry, aronia, cherry, pomegranate, and plum juices introduce additional carotenoids and phytonutrients. These core building blocks supply your body with the resources it needs to maintain good health and overall wellness, allowing you to perform your best every day. NingXia Red is lightly sweetened by natural, calorie-free stevia extract.
NingXia Red replenishes key nutrients; delivers natural, low glycemic energy; and provides essential antioxidants to combat free radicals. Enjoy 2-4 ounces daily for longlasting health and wellness.
- Sustain energy with the combination of select wolfberries and other superfruits. Contains powerful ingredients which are involved in many antioxidant processes.
- Balanced ingredients make NingXia Red a whole-body nutrient infusion for health and wellness support.
- Delivers citrus essential oils containing d-limonene, a powerful component in citrus oils.
- Halal and Kosher certified in 750ml bottles (Halal Certified in 60 ml sachets).
- Powerful formula includes wolfberry which is touted for its health benefits.
Product Tips
- Best served chilled.
- For an additional flavor boost, add a drop or two of your favorite Young Living Vitality essential oil.
- To enjoy NingXia Red with an extra cognitive boost, combine with 1 tube of NingXia NITRO.
- Halal and Kosher certified in 750ml bottles (Halal Certified in 60 ml sachets)
Discovering Ningxia Red
While in China, Gary also learned that Chinese biochemists at the Ningxia Institute of Nutrition had analyzed the wolfberry and found it to be one of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. Gary became convinced that this superfruit needed to be made available to the world.
By combining the wolfberry with pure essential oils, Gary created the world's foremost functional beverage, NingXia Red. Young Living is proud to offer you the only nutrient drink on the market that combines whole Chinese wolfberries and pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils into a single beverage that tastes as good as it is good for you: NingXia Red.
Who Should Use NingXia Red?
It's a Style of Life You Can Share
NingXia Red's new formula, enhanced benefits, and amazing flavor make it an excellent lifestyle choice. Sharing the lasting health and wellness benefits of NingXia Red with family and friends puts you on the path to achieving true prosperity and abundance. Young Living distributors enjoy an excellent compensation plan, discounted products, a product point rewards program, a community of like-minded individuals, and much more!
The NingXia Starter Kit - $170
Power your life with a delicious blend of nutrient-rich wolfberry puree, superfruit juices, and pure essential oils. Formulated to support wellness for every lifestyle, NingXia Red is a unique, powerful drink that will help you make the most of every day. This Starter Kit includes favorite NingXia Red products, including our top-selling cognitive fitness booster, NingXia Nitro!
- NingXia Red, 2-pack (750 ml.)
- 30 NingXia Red Singles (2 oz.)
- Ningxia Nitro, 14-pack (20 ml.)
- Stress Away Essential Oil Blend(5 ml.)
- Thieves Mints®
- 2 Additional NingXia Red 2-oz. samples
You Also Receive:
- AromaGlide Roller Fitment
- Essential Oil Magazine
- Your lifetime wholesale membership, with product discounts.


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WALTHAM, Mass.- On the third day of the University Athletic Association (UAA) Tournament in Altamonte Springers, Florida the Brandeis Judges softball team faced off against #21 Washington University (Mo.) and #2 Emory University. The Judges fell to the Bears, 12-3, in the first game and 15-0 to the Eagles in the second game. The top four players in Brandeis' batting order contributed the most to their afternoon by scoring all three runs, notching both RBI, and providing four of the Judges six hits on the day. Brandeis fell to 2-3 (2-3 UAA) while Washington improved to 9-2 (3-1 UAA) and Emory ran their record to 21-2 (4-1 UAA).
Against Washington in their first game, Brandeis rallied from an early five run deficit but fell short. Despite allowing five runs in the first two innings, the Judges fought back in the fourth and fifth frames. In the bottom of the fourth, senior 1B Marianne Specker (So. Windsor, Conn./ Westminster School) earned a walk that was immediately followed by rookie 3B Anya Kamber's (Sammamish, Wash./ Skyline High School) single down the right field line. With Specker on third and Kamber on second, senior CF Lauren Porcaro (Shrewsbury, Mass./ Shrewsbury) reached on an error by the Bears' shortstop that allowed Specker to score, cutting the lead to 5-1. In the bottom of the fifth, Brandeis began their rally with two outs and no one on. Senior SS Brittany Grimm (Perkiomenville, Pa./ Perkiomen Valley) started it off with a single and a stolen base. With Grimm on second, rookie RF Amanda Genovese (No. Haven, Conn./ No. Haven) walked to set up Specker. Specker delivered with an RBI single to extend her hitting streak to 18 games dating back to last season. Grimm scored on the hit while Genovese advanced to third and Specker advanced to second on the throw to the plate. Kamber followed that up with another RBI single, driving home Genovese before designated player Melissa Nolan (Windsor, Conn./ Loomis Chaffee) flied out to end the inning with the Judges down just 5-3. Unfortunately, Washington tacked on a run in the sixth and added six runs in the seventh for the final tally of 12-3. Senior Caroline Miller (Bala Cynwyd, Pa./ Harriton) took the loss while Nolan had a good outing, pitching three strong innings of one hit ball with just an unearned run allowed.
In the second game against Emory, Brandeis was never really able to get on track. The Eagles piled on 13 runs in the first three innings to knock the Judges out of the game. Senior utility player Mimi Theodore (Walpole, Mass./ Walpole) stepped in to play third base in the fourth and in the bottom of the frame earned Brandeis' only hit of the game with a leadoff single. Junior Casey Ducinski (Duxbury, Mass./ Duxbury) took the loss, her first of the season, while Nolan was the Judges' top pitcher, escaping trouble in the third inning and tossing a scoreless fourth inning.
The Judges continue the tournament on March 16th against the University of Rochester.


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Social Science
Emery Smith
Associate Professor, Social Science
- 1140 Umpqua College Rd
Roseburg, OR 97470
Jackson Hall Room 4
- 541-440-7826
I hold PhD and MS degrees in sociology from the University of Oregon and a BA in sociology from Eastern Washington University. Though my credentials warrant the use of the honorific "Dr. Smith," I prefer to be called Emery.
I have taught at UO, the University of Montana at Missoula, Big Bend Community College in Washington, and have been here at UCC since 2007. Before attending college in my thirties I worked as a heavy equipment operator and mechanic, a garbage man, a carpenter, and other jobs too numerous to mention. Previous to teaching at Big Bend I was a senior partner at Northwest Survey & Data Services, and have served as a research director at the Oregon Survey Research Laboratory on the UO campus and as a research associate at the Oregon Social Learning Center. I have extensive research experience, which I currently use to do research on student persistance and success, but I have returned to academia because I love to teach.
I teach many courses in sociology as well as statistics, human development, and anthropology. I currently teach Introduction to Sociology; Life-Span Development; Contemporary American Family; Race, Class, and Ethnicity; and this course: Social Problems. In the near future I plan to take a few graduate philosophy courses so that I can teach introductory philosophy.
I grew up in Montana and have lived in Wyoming, California and Washington. I am a veteran of the US Navy, having served as aircrew in a patrol squadron during the Viet Nam War. I have two children, a son in Oakland CA and a daughter in her second year of medical residency in Renton WA. I am married and have two step daughters, both living in Oregon, as well as two grandsons, who are currently the center of my universe. I play guitar and read when I have time. And I play disc golf, lots of disc golf.


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Photos: Berklee at SXSW
In March, 13 bands containing nearly 30 alumni and students played Berklee's three events at the 25th anniversary of Austin's SXSW Music and Media Conference—one of the largest music festivals in the country.
Berklee, Berkleemusic.com, and Heavy Rotation Records (HRR) hosted their sixth annual official SXSW day party at Friends with a stellar lineup featuring Boston bands Aloud, Art Decade, Stereo Telescope, and the Boston Boys (HRR); Julia Easterlin (HRR) from Augusta, Georgia; Emily Elbert (HRR) from Coppell, Texas; Audio Runner from Houston; and Los Angeles artists Laura Jansen (Decca/Universal Records) and Black Kettle (HRR). The event attracted its biggest audience yet, with attendees numbering nearly 750 throughout the day.
A crowd also came out on St. Patrick's Day to party and hear some great music at Berklee's second unofficial SXSW show at the Lucky Lounge. Austinites were well represented with performances by Royal Forest (formerly Loxsly), Tucker Jameson and the Hot Mugs, and the Jitterbug Vipers featuring Austin alumni chapter head Sarah Sharp, who also MC'd the event. New York group Teletextile also played, along with Easterlin, Elbert and the Boston Boys.
Easterlin, Elbert, and the Boston Boys made it a hat trick, performing at all three events, culminating with a private barbeque hosted by Berklee trustee David Clem and his wife Kathy at their picturesque ranch outside of Austin. This year, the ranch was the site of the Ruba Cup Barbeque Shootout, where four of the top barbeque teams in the state competed for the title, judged by Berklee president Roger Brown and others in attendance.
Click the image at the left to see photos from Friends and the barbeque, and check out Berklee-Blogs.com for photos from the Lucky Lounge and performance videos from all three events.