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Resource:: UC Davis RNA-Seq and ChIP-Seq Analysis with Galaxy Workshop Types:: Tutorial, Datasets, AMI Domains:: Quality Control, RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq Owners:: UC Davis Bioinformatics Core Formats:: Entire workshop package Date:: 2014/12
This is a complete package of slides, examples, datasets, and an accompanying Amazon Machine Image.
- General Comments - lecture
- Sequencing Technologies - lecture
- Introduction to Amazon Web Services EC2
- Intro to Galaxy, and Illumina Read Grooming - lecture and exercises
- Using FTP with Galaxy - exercise
- Introduction to ChIP-Seq - lecture
- Read Alignment - lecture and exercise
- ChIP-Seq Data Analysis - lecture
- ChIP-Seq Analysis - exercise
- Visualizing ChIP-Seq data on the UCSC Genome Browser - exercise
- RNA-Seq Concepts, Terminology, and Work Flows - lecture
- Aligning SE RNA-Seq Reads to a Reference Genome - exercises
- Aligning PE RNA-Seq Reads to a Genome - exercises
- Gene Construction and the Tuxedo Suite - lecture
- Alignment to a Reference Transcriptome - exercises
- Differential Expression Analysis with edgeR from Genome Alignments - exercises
- RNA-Seq Statistics - lecture
- Some Helpful Links
- I've Done My Analysis, Now What? - discussion
- Odds & Ends (unanswered questions from earlier) - lecture
- Multifactorial Analyses with edgeR - demo
See the workshop documentation home page for links.
Needed Tools
The easiest way to use this material is launch the workshop's accompanying Amazon Machine Image (AMI): ami-ab010aee. It has all needed tools already installed on it. See the UC Davis Bioinformatics Core Software page for details.
The workshop AMI (ami-ab010aee) also includes the example datasets used in the exercises.
- UC Davis RNA-Seq and ChIP-Seq Analysis with Galaxy Workshop
- Using Galaxy for Analysis of High Throughput Sequence Data course offered at the UC Davis Bioinformatics core, June 16-20, 2014
- UC Davis Bioinformatics Core Software page
- UC Davis Bioinformatics Training Program FAQ
- Amazon Web Services
- 2013 UC Davis Galaxy Course Documentation


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SO THIS IS IT - The first of too many Bane 7"s to be released in the next few weeks. A total nightmare for collectors, there are 6 songs being released as two different 7"s… and different continents are putting out their own versions. So the two 7"s in the States are on two different labels, and the two 7"s in Europe are on another label. Each version of each record has about three versions (excluding tests), except for the first Euro 7" which has five versions. So, in total, there are going to be at least 14 different 7"s to pick up. Excluding tests. Oh yeah, then there's some other Bane 7" coming out with some zine, which also has two or maybe three versions. So basically, my Bane collection is going to double in size by the end of the year.
So what is this 7" like? Well, it sounds much more like "Give Blood" than "The Note" to me. Although, that said, perhaps it's just to do with the time of year it has come out. I remember back in 2002 when "Give Blood" came out that I was playing it whilst travelling on the bus to my night job at Milo's in Leeds. I remember it being dark and cold and Bane being the perfect soundtrack to life at that time. Well, these three songs give me the same feeling. Each night I drive the dark, wet roads to the gym and I play these three songs.
I'm into the songs, but I am not into the aesthetics of this record too much. I don't like the layouts much, and I sure as hell don't like that this is the first Bane record pressed on inferior euro vinyl. And I also don't like that two of the three colours are pretty much the same colour. But hey, I'm fussy.
Most limited version is orange with white speckles out of 200:
Next is plain orange out of 300:
And finally, black vinyl out of 380. These have different labels to the orange vinyl due to a pressing plant error. These labels are from the tour version, which I should have got over two months ago but still don't have.
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- Preparation Time: 20min
- Serves: 4 people
- 200g KOO Pear Halves in Syrup, drained
- 250g Pecorino cheese, freshly grated
- 1½ tbsp mascarpone cheese
- Fresh pasta or wonton wrappers
- ½ cup butter
- Freshly grated parmesan for garnish
- ½ cup fresh parsley, roughly chopped
Kitchen gadgets:Pot, mixing bowl, saucepan, cookie or pizza cutter, spoon, wooden spoon, blender, fork
- Bring a large pot of water to a boil and reduce to medium.
- Blend the pear halves in a blender or mash with a fork.
- Combine the pear, pecorino and mascarpone in a mixing bowl.
- Using two sheets of pasta, lightly flour your countertop and lay one down.
- Fill each ravioli with a spoonful of mixture.
- Place the second sheet of pasta on top, lightly press the edges shut to seal them and cut around the filling with a cookie or pizza cutter.
- Cook the pasta for 6 mins, meanwhile in a large saucepan melt the butter on a medium heat. Add � cup of the pasta water.
- Remove the ravioli from the water and toss in the butter mixture gently.
- Serve with freshly grated cheese, freshly ground black pepper and parsley.
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A broken axle derailed a Camden & Amboy train carrying 24 passengers, the Train wreck took place on November 8, 1833, near Heightstown, PA, USA, taking the lives of two passenger (the first recorded train accident fatalities) and injuring the rest. Continue reading
Tag: Accident
ail accident in which more than 500 people were killed
On December 12, 1917, an overloaded troop train derailed at Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne, France. The Rail accident's official death toll was 573, but there could have been as many as 1,000 soldiers deaths. Continue reading
Nuclear Power Plant Disaster In Canada
A fuel core meltdown occurred at 3:07 p.m. on Friday, December 12th, 1952 at the Chalk River Experimental NRX Reactor Facility near Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Continue reading


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I almost forgot about the giveaway of the earrings. Something shiny distracted me! (I think it might have been earrings.)
In the interest of fairness, I got the cleanest member of our household to make the draw. (Really clean, he just came out of the bath.) I think if anything is obvious from this video, it's that I'm CLEARLY destined for great things in cinematography.
And MrsBear from Outnumbered Two to One is our wiener! Mrsbear,
I don't have a completed dossier on you yet so please email me your address and I'll get em in the mail! Cheers!


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Matera by night!
Matera is a city and a province in the region of Basilicata, in Southern Italy. It is the capital of the province of Matera and the capital of Basilicata from 1663 to 1806. The town lies in a small canyon carved out by the Gravina.
Known as "la Città Sotterranea" (the Subterranean City), Matera is well known for its historical center called "Sassi", considered World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1993, along with the Park of the Rupestrian Churches.
On October 17, 2014, Matera was declared Italian host of European Capital of Culture for 2019.
The photography is my positive way of writing about the amazing things in life.
His demeanor is a mixture of wonder and respect. He longs to nostalgically stop track of time in picture form. He longs to capture humanity and its awesome evanescence.
Through his immensurable trips to Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia, he has satisfied his curiosity of the diverse cultural values found in different continents.
Color photography (Giclée)
From a limited edition of 30
Printed on Premium Semi-Gloss Photo Paper - Epson gr 250.
Numbered, signed and certified on the back
White and black photography (Giclée)
From a limited edition of 30
Printed on Canson Baryta Photographic gr 310
numbered, signed and certified on the back
Usually this picture is sold without the black frame and with the formats indicated, but for anyone that want the black framework or for more larger printing formats, we are able to do it without a problem.
Obviously, we can do, in both cases, with a small increase in cost.
Thanks so much!
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Printed on Canson Baryta Photographic gr 310
Matera n. 2 (2016)
Photograph by Erasto
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 60
- Size: 27.56 x 18.44 in (unframed)
- Signed and numbered on the back
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Being overweight or obese, defined as having an abnormal or excessive accumulation of body fat, have been associated with an increased risk of cancer development in the bone marrow and other tissues.1 Through its metabolic, endocrine and inflammatory consequences, obesity could have either an inductive or a selective effect on a malignant clone.2 While the effect of a patient being overweight or obese on cancer prevalence appears to be clear, the impact of excess body fat on patient survival at the time of cancer diagnosis is less well-defined. In this issue of Haematologica, Kraakman et al. demonstrate that in a mouse model of myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) obesity improves survival in the absence of treatment, and propose some biological explanations to this survival advantage.3
Based on their previous results,4 Kraakman and colleagues began their study by applying the hypothesis that, through generating an inflammatory setting that includes overproduction of interleukin-1 (IL)-1β, obesity may promote the progression of MDS to acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and decrease survival. They tested this hypothesis in Ob/Ob mice in which the Lep gene was mutated.5 Leptin is an adipocyte-released cytokine/adipokine that regulates food intake, and its mutation leads to rapid weight gain that, importantly, persists following bone marrow transplantation procedures.3 Ob/Ob animals were engrafted with marrow from NHD13 transgenic mice expressing the NUX98-HOXD3 fusion protein, which induces an MDS phenotype that can subsequently evolve into acute leukemia.6
Seven months post-transplantation of NHD13 bone marrow cells, Ob/Ob mice and their lean counterparts all remained alive and demonstrated a defective bone marrow hematopoiesis. These animals subsequently showed macrocytic anemia, severe lymphocytopenia, decreased platelet count, and splenomegaly. In addition to these background abnormalities, obesity was associated with a stronger increase in the fraction of circulating monocytes and a specific shift of hematopoiesis from the bone marrow to the spleen.
Unexpectedly, follow up of these animals showed that Ob/Ob mice lived, on average, 100 days longer with MDS than lean animals with the same disease, despite the fact that a complete bone marrow failure had been observed in both genetic settings. The prevalence of secondary AML was similar in Ob/Ob and lean animals, however, the exacerbated monocytosis which developed in the obese animals mimicked chronic myelomonocytic leukemia, whereas the lean MDS animals developed more T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemias.
A striking difference between Ob/Ob and lean animals was the lower loss of body fat in Ob/Ob mice developing MDS. In addition, morphological analysis of visceral adipose tissue detected a massive infiltration of activated CD11b+ myeloid cells and CD11c+ pro-inflammatory macrophages surrounding remodeled adipocytes in obese MDS mice (Figure 1). Conversely, infiltration of the spleen and the liver by myeloid cells was significantly higher in lean MDS animals. The proposed hypothesis is that the expanded adipose tissue acts as a sink for myeloid cells, which spares other organs, such as the liver, from myeloid cell infiltration and functional degradation.
This model stresses the complexity of the relationship between obesity and cancer. In 2014, an estimated 640 million adults worldwide were obese, and the obesity-related cancer burden was estimated as being between 3% and 4% of the entire cancer burden.1 The risk is generally higher in women compared with men, reaching 9% among women in countries, including North America, Europe, and the Middle East, where the body mass index (BMI) is the highest.7 Regarding hematological malignancies, the report from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) Working Group1 emphasized a positive association between increased BMI and the risk of multiple myeloma, with relative risks ranging from 1.2 for overweight to 1.5 for severe obesity. This report did not comment on other hematopoietic malignancies, including that of MDS, but a significant association between increased BMI and the risk of MDS had been suggested by previous independent studies.8–10
Obesity is a chronic and complex pathological state that affects bone marrow homeostasis. Increased fat mass changes the composition of the bone marrow niche, either directly, by modifying the composition of local adipose tissue,11,12 or indirectly, through diet-induced modification of the gut microbiota.13 In turn, these alterations of the niche disrupt the hematopoietic stem cell compartment, e.g., through deregulating the transcription factor Gfi1,14 promoting myeloid skewing and overproduction of monocytes and neutrophils.4 A link has recently been established between saturated fatty acids that accumulate in the serum of obese people - the fatty acid binding protein FABP4 to which they bind, which is highly expressed in leukemic cells - and a cellular pathway that leads to DNA hypermethylation and fuels AML cell growth, suggesting innovative therapeutic strategies in this disease.15
A pertinent question is whether and how overweight and obesity affect the progression of established disease. The murine model described in this issue of Haematologica3 suggests some effect of obesity on the natural evolution of the disease. Seven months after the engraftment of NHD3 bone marrow cells, Ob/Ob mice share a largely common phenotype with their lean counterparts, including decreased mature blood cell counts and bone marrow progenitors; Ob/Ob mice also demonstrate an increase in circulating monocytes and splenic hematopoiesis, which may reflect the signals induced by the obese inflammatory state as suggested by the accumulation of Ly6Chigh monocyte subsets.4 This deregulated myelopoiesis, which occurs at an intermediate time point in disease evolution, contrasts with the dramatic increase in the overall survival of obese animals. At the time of animal sacrifice, the adipose tissue of Ob/Ob mice engrafted with NHD3 cells had recruited more myeloid cells, including CD11b+ myeloid cells and macrophages, that, by contrast, were less present in the spleen and the liver. However, it remains unclear whether, and how, this distinct repartition of myeloid cells affects disease evolution and promotes monocyte accumulation rather than acute leukemia evolution.
The authors did not evaluate the impact of obesity on disease response to treatment. As surprising as it may sound, the retrospective analysis of 1,974 AML patients enrolled in SWOG studies had identified an increased response rate to a chemotherapeutic regimen in overweight and obese patients.16 Howbeit, the opposite observation was made in a cohort of childhood AML,17 which could be related to the demonstrated ability of adipocytes to sequester chemotherapeutic drugs.18 The influence of BMI on MDS and AML therapeutic response therefore deserves further investigation.
As acknowledged by Kraakman et al.,3 a limitation of their study is the use of Ob/Ob mice in which the Lep gene is disrupted. Leptin levels are elevated in overweight individuals in which this pro-inflammatory adipokine was shown to affect the behavior of tumor cells and their microenvironment. A proliferative and anti-apoptotic effect of leptin has also been depicted on AML blast cells.19 Therefore, the absence of leptin in the tested model may alter the natural history of the disease in an overweight setting, which demands validation in another model of obesity in which leptin secretion is maintained. The demonstration that improved survival in MDS animals is related to the absence of leptin would foster the therapeutic development of leptin antagonists, including leptin analogs and antibodies targeting leptin or its transmembrane receptor.20
The manuscript by Kraakman et al. points to a counter-intuitive, and thus thrilling hypothesis of a protective effect of obesity on the progression of installed MDS, and suggests a series of future investigations in order to validate this premise, explore the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved, and determine if this protective effect also applies to the therapeutic response.
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Solgar turmeric (Curcuma longa) 60 vegetable capsules. Root standardized extract the root of Curcuma contains an active ingredient called curcumin, responsible for the beneficial effects of this plant and its yellow color. It has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and cleansing properties. It has been shown that the use of turmeric improves the inconvenience joints, since it inhibits substances involved in these pathologies. In the liver stimulates production and secretion of bile, favoring liver cleansing and maintenance of the levels of cholesterol in blood. Beneficial effects of turmeric in the treatment of the flautulencia have also been observed and little consistent and frequent evacuations due to very sensitive intestines Solgar turmeric has been elaborated following Standardization techniques. These techniques combine the principles of traditional Botany with technical advances in phytochemistry, obtaining finally a product 100 by 100 natural but with guaranteed and constant power and efficiencyHow to use: take one (1) to plant two (2) capsules daily, preferably with meals
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The estribillista is the singer of the orchesta típica of the 1920's and 1930's. It must be distinguished from the cantor de orquesta (orchestra singer) of the golden age and solo tango singers.
The purpose of the estribillista is to perfom the estribillo (refrain) in such a way that the orchestra and the music remains at the center of attention. In the early 1920,s, singing was reserved to soloists such as Carlos Gardel and Ignacio Corsini. These singers used to perform with guitars or small band which would accommodate their voice and were not concerned with delivering a steady beat for dancing. Orquestas típicas were performing instrumental pieces only.
Francisco Canaro was the first director to incorporate a singer to his orchestra. In invited Roberto Diaz to perform the estribillo with his orquestra. In his memoirs he says he felt like something was missing before that and soon he experimented with duos as well.
The challenges to integrate a singer to an orchestra were many at that time as there were no microphones to amplifying the voice of the singer which had to be powerful enough to accompany powerful instruments in noisy public spaces, cafes and nightclubs. Cone were used with were not estetically . Also it did not occurre to any director to slow down their pace or do major efforts to accomodate the poetry and voice of the singer until Anibal Troilo began working with Francisco FIorentino and appeared the orchestra singer in 1937. Besides the contribution of the estribillista was rarely credited. Singers were not considered full members of the orchestra and names often did not appear or recordings.
However the estribillista became popular and by the end of the 1920's, well known soloists such as Charlo began performing with orchestras. Juan Carlos Thorry and Ernesto Famá worked with Osvaldo Fresedo, Félix Gutiérrez with Julio de Caro, Dante with D;arienzo, Teófilo Ibáñez with Firpo and Santiago Devin with Carlos Di Sarli.
The presence, status and recognition of the estribillistas continued to improve as electric technologies allowed for better performances. In the 30;s all orchestra were working with singers, some of which were associated with a particular one like Roberto Ray to Fresedo and others like Luis Diaz and Francisco Fiorentino worked with many.
But woulnt be fully integrated in the orchestra and music with full poetry until the end of the 1937 with Troilo and Fiorentino inventing the Cator de orquesta.
García Blaya, Ricardo. El cantor del Tango: su evoluci'on en el tiempo – El estribillista. Todotango. Online. http://www.todotango.com/historias/cronica/69/El-Cantor-del-Tango:-Su-evolucion-en-el-tiempo-El-estribillista/


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IPC Beverage Group announced today that EnergIce®, the first of its kind vitamin-enriched premium ice bar that is revolutionizing the sports hydration and energy category, will co-sponsor the welcome reception at the annual Collegiate Women's Sports Awards (CWSA) presented by HONDA.
The Awards welcome reception will be held the evening of June 29 at the Doubletree Hotel in Los Angeles, and will precede the CWSA's live announcement of the Honda Cup on Monday, June 30, on CBS Sports Network, at 5 pm PST/8 pm EST, from the USC Galen Center Founders Room in Los Angeles, Calif. EnergIce® will co-host the reception with the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators which will be attended by top collegiate athletes, award finalists and other leaders from women's collegiate sports.
EnergIce® premium ice bars use the world's best and most hydrating ingredients packaged in the perfect on-field consumption size of 2.5 ounces and provide the ultimate refreshment and hydration for athletes with no stimulants and no caffeine. The carefully formulated ice bars have earned the coveted NSF's Certified for Sport® Certification and are currently available in three flavors, ARTIC BLAST Blue Raspberry, ROCKET FUEL Fruit Punch and E-LECTRIC Lemon Lime.
The CWSA presents the prestigious Honda Cup award to the nation's Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year live on CBS College Sports at the annual awards ceremony, to be held this year on June 30 in Los Angeles, Calif. Honda Sports Award finalists are joined by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II and Division III athletes of the year, and the Most Inspirational Award Winner. Previous Honda Cup winners include Ann Meyers Drysdale, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Mia Hamm, Lisa Fernandez, Misty May-Treanor, Courtney Kupets, Maya Moore, Candace Parker and Brittney Griner.
"We are thrilled to be supporting the Collegiate Women's Sports Awards as a co-sponsor of the welcome reception," stated Glenn Firestone, IPC Beverage Group, EnergIce® CEO. "Women athletes are extremely important to EnergIce and we are proud to be affiliated with an organization that is clearly leading the way for women's sports."
"We are happy to launch our 2014 awards event in Los Angeles with EnergIce as co-sponsor of our Class of 2014 Welcome Reception," said Chris Voelz, CWSA Executive Director. "It is great to have them on our team as we collectively celebrate these talented female student-athletes."
EnergIce® has been tested and certified by global public health organization NSF International, earning the coveted NSF's Certified for Sport® Certification. The NSF Certified for Sport program helps athletes, coaches and trainers make more informed decisions when choosing sports supplements by testing each lot of product to verify they do not contain harmful levels of contaminants and are free of more than 189 banned substances.
EnergIce® premium ice bars contain essential B-Vitamins, including B3, B5, B6 and B12. Studies have shown that B vitamins are a key ingredient for rehydration, energy and play a critical role in metabolism, making EnergIce premium ice bar refreshment filled with energy, potassium and sodium.
EnergIce® has recently distributed thousands of its premium healthy ice bars at countless sports events including the CSLSA West Coast Lifeguard Championships, California Beach Volleyball "CBVA", Pat McCabe's Lacrosse Camps, USC Squench the Fire, Crossfit Flex on the Beach, Long Island Triathlon Championships, Chase Hockey, the prestigious East Side Elite Hockey programs as well as Hofstra University athletic events. Recently, EnergIce debuted at the PBSCCS 2013 Product Show & Symposium as part of the MLB Winter meetings in Orlando, Fla., and the Rock & Roll Marathon Series in Las Vegas.
About IPC Beverage Group® (www.energice.com)
IPC Beverage Group demonstrates leadership and innovation in the health and fitness industry. Founded in 2010, IPC Beverage Group set out to change the game with the healthy premium ice bars, EnergIce®. EnergIce® premium ice bars provide the ultimate refreshment and hydration for athletes with No Stimulants and No Caffeine. Bars are loaded with B-Vitamins, which play a critical role in metabolism. B-Vitamins help the body metabolize and obtain energy from carbohydrates, fats and proteins, while maintaining a healthy nervous system. The premium ice bars are packed with energy, sodium, and potassium in a usable 2.5 ounce size. The carefully formulated premium ice bars are now available in ARTIC BLAST Blue Raspberry and ROCKET FUEL Fruit Punch with E-LECTRIC Lemon Lime coming soon.
About The Collegiate Women's Sports Awards (www.collegiatewomensportsawards.com)
THE Collegiate Women Sports Awards has honored the nation's top NCAA women student-athletes for 37 years, recognizing superior athletic skills, leadership, academic excellence and eagerness to participate in community service. Since commencing its sponsorship in 1986, Honda has provided more than $2.8 million in institutional grants to the universities of the award winners and nominees to support women's athletics programs at the institutions. Previous Honda Cup winners include Brittney Griner, Ann Meyers Drysdale, Lisa Fernandez, Misty May-Treanor, Maya Moore, and Candace Parker.


text: Last year, I connected with Leah Grey about writing a guest post for WriteLaughDream.com. Grey, the wife of a recovering addict, wrote an amazing post entitled "How Not to Give Up on Your Marriage." Still, a post that is shared and read often to this day, Grey has a powerful message of healing, redemption, and family in regard to addiction and recovery. It's her ministry and has undoubtedly impacted the lives of so many across the country.


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Regular price $ 28.00
Limbo is a super-fun game at parties and in the end zone.
- Yellow and white print on a super-comfortable, vintage purple tee.
- Premium, lightweight blended crewneck (60% cotton/40% polyester). Durable, yet ultra-soft.
- Unisex sizing with a snug fit. Men should size up; women should size down.
- Designed by Nick Torres.
- Screened in the USA.


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Fortunately, I've got a classroom set of computers, so students can just play games when they've caught up all of their work.
Me? I'm just monitoring them, keeping them from irritating each other (and me) too much. I'm also just messing around in SketchUp, just creating new designs. I find it a bit relaxing, just fiddling about and making new designs. Math skills are needed as well, so that's an added bonus.
This is one of my earlier designs. It's interesting, but a bit boring to me. The panels are cool enough, but there's too many of them.
This was more of an exercise in making doors. Non-functional doors, but still giving the appearance of a door.The wall panels are boring.
This is my basic template. I really didn't want to keep recreating a floor along with the walls, so I generally just stick with the basic floor panel. I think I've made a few adjustments and split the larger panels on the floor.Making brick walls turned out to be fairly easy. They are close to being proportional in terms of cinder blocks. The dimensions on the model should be roughly 1/18th of an actual cinder block.
I added a door and door frame to this version of the brick walls. I've also added some cracks into the ground for some variety. I haven't printed either of the brick wall sets yet.
For this model, I wanted to add extra elements for a little more depth to the model. For the finished product, I printed three of the girders and they fit along the slots in the wall and the impressions in the floor. I've finally printed all of the pieces and am mostly satisfied how they printed. There are a couple of small tweaks that really need to be done to the walls. I am most proud of this design.
Lastly, for now, I've designed something that will have brackets and pipes going along the top edge of the large wall. Interesting design. I haven't tried printing anything yet, hopefully soon.
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Hi, I am a single mom with a 16 year old daughter and we are in desperate need for a two bedroom home.
Our lease is up at the end of October. I am looking for a 2 bedroom small house, townhouse, or main floor. No basement suites, please! Lethbridge ONLY! Either side of the city is fine, preferably southside though. I do have one medium size dog older dog who is trained and fixed. I have never had a problem with her in the home before so no need to worry about anything when it comes to her. She is very friendly and quiet.
The rent that I am looking to pay is between $800 - $1100 which must include utilities.
I am a full time worker and my daughter and I are very quiet people. You will not regret renting to us. If you have a home that would be perfect for us please contact me at [removed phone]. You may email, call, or text. Thank you!


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Lynne Coleman
Lynne Coleman is one of the country's leading fashion experts. She has worked with brands such as Burberry, Chanel, Mulberry, Liberty of London and Harvey Nichols, as well as championing a wealth of young design talent in her career as a fashion writer and style columnist at the Edinburgh Evening News, and in-house stylist for Scotland on Sunday.
You can frequently find her at the BBC, be it BBC Breakfast, Five Live, Radio 4 or Radio Scotland as their go-to fashion girl.
Her line of work has led her to roles across media and textiles. She currently resides over the identity of the world's only hand crafted tartan mill DC Dalgliesh as their brand guardian and has her own knitwear line called Cross Cashmere.


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Bring it on!
This month's Arts on Main will be Film Noir Night when we get the honor of showing an advanced screening of the Whaley Brothers' The Adventures of Frank Holland: A Brief Case in our awesomely evolving basement lounge!
How do these things happen? We let them! For example:
Teri: I'm going to caffeinate myself and take out this basement sheetrock
Jen: My husband can take out that studding
Local Junk Shop: We have a crappy table that we're charging too much for, but it's still cheap
Internet: We have faux crocodile fabric in fluorescent colors. It's also cheap.
Manchester Goodwill: We have a $6 poker set
Carleton: Can we shoot a scene in your lounge?
Teri: Hey, what do you think of the brick wall as a screen?
Ken: This is a speakeasy.
Main Street Shops Five Years Ago: Let's have art every month
This was not in my shop layout diagram two years ago.
Btw, we have a fantastic (and completely different) plan for Main Street next month!


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Minor Forest Based Industries
This paper attempts to fill this void by exploring some important issues relating to growth of forest industries and their reliant on forests for survival. The major objective of the present study is to analyse and understand the relative dependency of different forest based industries on forests and their survival strategies in the context of shrinking forest cover and non-availability of timber. Shimoga and Uttar Kannada (hereafter referred to as UK) districts[2] of the Western Ghats[3] of Karnataka was selected for the present study.
The study was based on both primary and secondary data. The secondary data pertaining to forest dependence, intake, and outturn of logs and timber supply to local industry and other related data were collected from forest department, statistical bureau, and the Karnataka Industrial Development Corporation. In order to assess the extent of industrial dependency on forests, primary data was collected from two types of respondents. The respondents who directly depend on forests for their survival, such as the small scale industries form first category and the higher officials from medium and large scale forest based industries represent as second category of respondents.
Stratified sampling technique was adopted to select small-scale industries and census method was used to collect data from medium - and large-scale industries. All the registered small enterprises in the District Industrial Centre (DIC) were considered for selection. 10 per cent (124) of the total units registered at the DIC was selected for the present study. Using the census method two large and one medium scale selected industries. A well framed and pre-tested interview schedule was used to collect the primary data from the sample respondents. The fieldwork was carried out during the year 1993 and the secondary data was collected for a period of two decades, 1973-74 to 1991-92. The collected data was analysed with the help of simple statistical tools such as ratio's, growth rate - linear and compound, and co-efficient of variation.


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Why are women so ridiculous? The other day at work one woman was talking about getting married and how she is not going to change her last name to that of her husband. The younger girl she was speaking with said that made sense and there is no reason to changing your last name to that of your husbands. Of course when they asked me to chime in they did not hear what they expected.
Of course a woman should change her last name if she is going to get married. The only exception I can think of is if your famous because of branding purposes or whatnot. The only reason that even appeals to me about marriage is that if you change your last name you have like a brand new identity so people from the past can't come find you. That fantastic plus aside, women need to stop being force-fed this garbage of empowerment.
I told them that they should change their last names because nine out of ten times the man is the bread-winner. The younger girl said she was going to be the bread winner. I told her, that's fine but be prepared to be miserable for the rest of your life. Women need to stop acting like they want to be in charge, they don't. They want men to be steering the ship. Why do you think women who are with lesser men cheat on them and have zero respect for them?
I then stated that there is something to be said about traditionalism. What is so bad about taking your husband's last name? Aren't you in love with him? Don't you want everybody to know you are with him? Aren't you proud of him? I think everybody is desperately trying to be so original that they feel like keeping their maiden name takes a stand against some sort of nonsense. Trust me, it does not, not to mention, there is nothing radical about keeping your maiden name. It's all been done to death already.
Then they brought up the idea of ownership. That the reason the woman takes the man's last name is because he became her owner. First of all, this is from years ago. Second of all, isn't that kind of hot, like a guy that you're super into, owns you?
Quite frankly If I was a man planning on marriage I would expect my future wife to take my last name, no questions asked.


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This is another image from a fun engagement photography session at the Kenwood Hall Hotel in Sheffield. Engagement photography can be tremendous fun which is what it should be! Engagement photography which is also sometimes referred to as pre-wedding photography helps you to become accustomed to being photographed as well as helping us to get to know you both a little better and finally gets a nice image for your signature mount for your wedding day.
This image is one of a series from an engagement photography in the grounds of the Kenwood Hall Hotel in Sheffield. Our bride and groom were having a meeting with their wedding planner with the opportunity to wander around the grounds and get an image for their signing frame.
We can undertake engagement photography sessions almost anywhere within reason, they don't have to take place at your wedding venue and we often suggest going somewhere which is special to you and that you really both enjoy together. We have a few local fall back locations in case nothing special springs to mind with the Sheffield Botanical Gardens perhaps being the most popular.
The photo-shoots are a wonderful way for you both to experience being the centre of attention and at the end of a lens prior to your wedding. It is also a great way for us to get to know you a little better, find out about your interests and what sort of things you like to do.
Kenwood Hall is located on Kenwood Road, Sheffield S7 1NQ. Their Website can be found at https://www.kenwoodhall.co.uk/weddings/1/640; f/9.0; ISO 200; 21.0 mm.


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Newest Release: Approaching Storm & Clements Mountain
This is a recently processed image from last months trip to Glacier National Park. I was up under Clements Mountain when a sudden thunderstorm blew in. I was able to capture just this one image before the skies opened up and lightning strikes dotted the landscape. I rushed back to safety as quickly as I could.


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It was Apple's largest ever deal but little was known of the real reasons behind the technology giant's acquisition of Dr. Dre's Beats headphone firm.
Almost a year ago, Apple paid £1.9bn for a company that produced what many termed 'overpriced headphones' and a music-streaming business. History was made not only by Apple, but this deal made Beats co-founder Dre the first hip-hop billionaire. Critics flooded social media and tech blogs by the bucket-load. Analyst Benedict Evans cited "If you think Apple's lost it, Beats deal is confirmation". Columnists were puzzled by Apple CEO Tim Cook's move as many concluded that Apple could make better headphones on its own rather than Dre's popular product.
That point was logical and still is to this day. So Apple, if not for the product, struck the deal primarily for Dre's music-streaming service.
Cook's Beats deal has been examined by US federal agencies in regards to Apple's music streaming service. Tech website, The Verge reported that "Apple has been pushing major music labels to force streaming services like Spotify to abandon their free tiers, which will considerably reduce the competition for apple's upcoming offering."
The US' Department of Justice had a monitor based in the company's Headquarters since Apple was found guilty in an ebook anti-trust case of conspiring with publishers to raise the price of ebooks to consumers. Consequently, Apple received a £289m fine, though it is appealing it.
Apple's recent adventures suggest that regulators are beginning to see the light. In Europe, the European Commission successfully prosecuted Microsoft for monopolistic abuses, and has now started to call Google to account. Additionally, the European Court of Justice surprised everyone by deciding that Europeans had a legal right to request that distasteful material about them published online should be erased from Google's search directory within the 28 countries of the European Union.
All this is good news for society, although not really welcomed by the new masters of the technological universe. The message thus for the big high-tech corporations is this: there is such a thing as society, and you need to play by its rules.
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McLaren has officially introduced the substitution for their 650S GT3 racer; the 2019 McLaren 720S GT3. The announcement arrives as McLaren also confirm which they will appoint motorsport vendors to deliver support for their GT3 applications. Shoppers may also possess the option of moving into a single-make Pure McLaren-GT race collection which will start subsequent year.
The brand new 2019 McLaren 720S GT3 race motor vehicle will join the 570S GT4 as a consumer racing item. It won't officially ship to customers right up until the 2019 period, however, with the screening set to start subsequent 12 months.The 720S GT3 is in strategy phases for the instant, and all we have are two sketches.
The MonoCage II carbon fiber construction is predicted to stay mainly unchanged having a mid-engined, rear-wheel-drive setup. A six-speed sports car of McLaren's 4.0-litre, twin-turbocharged V8 might be sequential shift transmission.
Regarding aerodynamics, the 2019 McLaren 720S GT3 will use equally composite and lightweight carbon fiber. Its aerodynamic bundle might be bespoke. The images expose the standard combination of a new entrance apron, massive rear wing, and sophisticated rear diffuser. Front and rear suspension will use adjustable dampers and coil-over springs.
McLaren has liked good results in the GT3 class lately. Among the many highlights in the method in which wins inside the Australian GT championship, Asian Le Mans Series, the Bathurst 12 Hour, Blancpain Stamina Cup and Pirelli Environment Problem. The 12C GT3 was in the same way thriving winning 19 races, a further 19 podiums and pole place for that Spa 24h race.
McLaren's motorsport dealership network will consist of 10 shops worldwide who will supply supper and service. McLaren Glasgow would be the first, shortly to be joined by Zurich; North The united states might be represented by Dallas, Newport Seaside, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Scottsdale, and Toronto, while the Asia-Pacific region can have the illustration in both equally Melbourne and New Zealand while using the Auckland retailer.
The brand new racing collection will join the present method of Pure McLaren purchaser keep track of day sequence. Buyers will race at iconic European racing circuits in 2018. They may have built-in depth keep track of driving expertise by now and is also thought of to get the first stage from the racing globe. McLaren homeowners will need a minimum of a world D quality license with all cars and trucks taken care of and run by McLaren engineers and professionals.
McLaren has also declared a new Driver Development Programme. Four promising British drivers have already been chosen by McLaren to compete in pairs driving two 570S GT4 automobiles in 2018. The programme is meant to build upcoming McLaren Manufacturing facility Motorists by providing motorsport instruction and driver guidance.
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June 1, 2012
We are finishing up our discussion of a civil case that started with a criminal act. The victim died of a gunshot wound, but the suspect, her boyfriend, was not tried until 25 years later. A jury acquitted the man, but the family remains convinced that he is responsible for her death. So, the family filed a wrongful deathlawsuit against him — and the family prevailed.
But the defendant had not answered the summons and complaint, nor had he shown up for the hearing. The court entered a default judgment of $6 million — $2 million for each of the victim's children — and the family thought they could collect the award and that would be the end of it. A few weeks ago, though, they found themselves back in court.
Law students will tell you that civil procedure can be dry. Practicing lawyers will tell you that cases rise and fall on procedural matters. The defendant is claiming that he never received the summons and complaint.
The plaintiff, however, says the process server visited the defendant's home a few times. The plaintiffs' attorney mailed a copy of the summons and complaint to the defendant's home, too. And, the plaintiffs' attorney published a notice and even notified the defendant's attorney about the claim.
At the hearing, the judge made just one comment: She said she thought a reasonable person would find the notice to the defendant's attorney to be proper. Whether the defendant's claim has merit will be decided by the judge over the next couple of weeks. In the meantime, the family adds weeks to the 31 years they have waited for justice.
Source: Pioneer Press, "Barbara Winn case: Foster had to be aware of suit, lawyer argues," Richard Chin, May 30, 2012
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My Favorite Thing
Sarah Dimling
Simon Pearce Vermont Evergreens
As my daughters are now grown, my enthusiasm for holiday decorating has dissipated, to say the least. As the ubiquitous Santas and reindeer are tucked away, my favorite holiday decorations are Simon Pearce hand blown glass evergreens. I started my collection several years ago with one tree that has since multiplied into a small forest.
The light-reflecting trees are simple and elegant. They look great on a mantel, dining room table or just about anywhere you want a sparkling evergreen silhouette. I like to arrange them on my dining room table among pine boughs and votive candles.


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Failure and Success
I feel like I'm still at the bottom of the mountain, but I know where I am, I know how to get out--but I haven't taken enough steps.
This has been my answer to the "how are you doing, really?" question for the past few months. I struggle with anxiety. I struggle with some level of depression and self-doubt. I try not to let it define me because I don't believe it's final, I don't believe it's that important to my story. It's a fact of my life, but I'm not introducing myself as "hi, I'm Johanna and I'm anxious."
No, I much rather let my vision and purpose define me. Hi, I'm Johanna and I really, really want to bring light into the world and make someone smile.
It's a tendency for me to become so focused on my disadvantages because it means a commonality with others, than my strengths which may create a barrier. I'm continually trying to curb the things that keep me from achieving my goals. I am so often terrified of failure that it will consume me. When failure inevitably happens, I am crushed. That's no way to live, and I refuse to continue in that cycle.
I'm learning that failure is necessary, that it's essential to growth. Failure tests my limitations, it forces me to create new boundaries and redefine my horizon. School was difficult for me growing up and I have been determined not to find those same problems in my college career. Math was and has continued to be my most fearsome oe, and sciences beyond social leave me grasping for some kind of familiarity to hold to. I was nervous about an exam a few weeks ago, and with good reason-- I was taking it for the second time and wanting desperately to pass. Failing it the first time discouraged me in so many ways. It didn't matter that the previous exam was fun, or the proceeding ones left me energized and wanting more-- I was stuck on this thought: "I tried my hardest, and I failed." Coming back to it for the second time made me fearful, and anxious. I hardly slept, my eyes sunk deep into dark circles and always at the back of my mind was a nagging.
I cried into Noble's shirt the day before the exam. "Do your best, and your best is enough," He told me, and for some reason, it actually hit home. It's not like I don't know these things. I coach myself through every other problem in my life using the same verbiage. I'm kind to myself in every other way but scholastically. So I dried my tears, I blew my nose. I tried to keep my bottom lip from quivering as I looked up into my boyfriends face and tried to smile and say, "Okay, if you say so."
That night I journaled a lot and realized, success defined by pass or fail is not definable.
I can't succeed where I have not allowed failure.
From that point I've been climbing out of whatever pit I was in. Yeah, the idea of failure makes me feel a little sick. It makes my skin prickle and my face hot. But that's not where the story ends. When my grade did pop up on my screen after 90 minutes of testing saying that yet again I had not passed, I smiled. "You know what?" I told the girl who works at the testing facility that I knew I tried my hardest, I knew I did the best I possibly could have done. This isn't a setback, I just know more of what I need to work on.
So, Johanna, how are you doing, really?
You know, friend. I'm doing alright. It's a privilege to have the ability to be anxious, it shows that I do, truly care. It's a blessing to have failure-- because without it I can not know when I've done well. Truth is, I'm overcoming a lot more than I'm stuck in. Old social anxieties don't hold me back any longer. Fear of public opinion doesn't keep me from persuing what I know I can do. I know what my worth is, and I know that eventually all of this will mean something great. I'm glad I'm learning to enjoy it.


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There are many different levels when it comes to completely understanding a drug test. What are the various kinds of drug tests? How long do toxins remain in your system? What are the best ways to pass a drug test?
All of this information is essential when it comes to drug testing. This is twice as true for those people who need to pass any drug test.
Something that all drug tests have in common is that they are meant to detect the use and abuse of toxins. This is if they are legitimately prescribed or if they are being illicitly used by someone. Since this is their primary purpose, there are some basic standards across most types of drug tests.
The largest portion of drug tests, which are the SAMHSA-5 standard, focuses on five main toxins: cannabinoids, cocaine, PCP, amphetamines, and opiates. However, the specific substances tested for can vary by location, type of test used, and where the sample is sent off for testing. The way that labs breakdown a drug test sample can usually detect specific substances that are chemically related to the standard five.
Keep in mind, there are plenty of other substances that can be tested for, these include: benzodiazepines, barbiturates, certain hallucinogens, alcohol, nicotine, and countless other toxins. If you ingest any chemical, it is safer to assume that it will show up on a drug test than risking any of the negative consequences associated with a positive test.
Just as the substances that individuals take run a various gambit, so do the means in which to test for them. Since the introduction of drug testing it has taken on many different shapes and forms. Most of the time, the kind of test will vary and be based on the circumstances at the time. The most common form of drug testing is a urine drug test. However, there are also blood, saliva, and hair follicle tests that can be performed, depending on which best fits the situation.


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Christoph Waltz Is Not Returning for James Bond 25
Posted on Saturday, October 28th, 2017 by Ethan Anderton
Back in August, confirmation finally came that Daniel Craig would return as James Bond from the actor himself. So now everyone is wondering what is in store for 007's next mission on the big screen. Sadly, for those who enjoyed a certain iconic villain from James Bond history being played by Christoph Waltz, we have some bad news.
During a red carpet interview, Spectre villain Christoph Waltz was directly asked if he would return for James Bond 25, and the actor gave a definitive and firm response in the negative. But his elaboration is what we're most intrigued by. Read More »


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Orofacial Pain is a discipline of dentistry which includes the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with complex acute and chronic orofacial pain; temporomandibular disorders; oromotor and jaw behavior disorders; chronic head, neck, and facial pain; as well as the pursuit of knowledge of the underlying pathophysiology and mechanisms of these disorders.
Years of experience and an educational background shared by too few others in the Portland area make Dr. Paxton uniquely qualified to diagnose and treat orofacial pain, TMD, daily headaches, snoring, obstructive sleep apnea and more. His approach is compassionate and integrated. Dr. Paxton has experience serving as a consultant to other dentists and physicians, but is often the principal treating health care provider, delivering care at various levels, such as direct treatment, prescribing medication, prescribing rehabilitative services, providing direction of a multidisciplinary team, providing coordination of care with other healthcare providers, and providing consultative services to public and private agencies pursuant to optimal healthcare delivery to the patient suffering from a painful disorder.
Dr. Paxton and his staff focus on the conservative, non-surgical treatment of chronic facial pain disorders using a scientific, evidence-based multidisciplinary team approach. His practice philosophy is to educate and guide the patient, while providing care that will move the patient in the right direction.
Facial pain patients are seen in our practice on a referral-only basis, as a coordinated effort by all involved practitioners is best for achieving a successful outcome. This means our care will be problem-focused, and the majority of patients will be referred back to their primary provider to continue their general medical and dental care.
These patients are common in clinical populations, and can have a significant decrease in quality of life due to these symptoms. They often require a sophisticated multi-disciplinary approach to their care. If we can assist you in caring for a patient experiencing atypical facial pains, please do not hesitate to contact us.


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Lukasz Zamaro is a Cinematographer born in Poland. After graduating the film school he moved to Norway and started his career in Oslo. He completed course one and two of "Expanded Cinematography" at the Global Cinematography Institute in Los Angeles, taught by legendary cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond ASC and Yuri Neyman ASC. In 2014 and 2015 he was participating in highly regarded ASC Master Class in Los Angeles. Currently he lives and works in Oslo.
Knerten På Dypt Vann, Directed by: Tove Undheim
Disappearance (2017), Directed by: Lorenzo Fabbro
First Do No Harm (2016), Directed by: Thomas Østbye
Jenta Med Fiskesmykket (2016), Directed by: Egil Pedersen
Kisa iz Vedra Neba (2016), Directed by: Lorenzo Fabbro
What We Talk About When We Talk About Fish (2016), Directed by: Egil Pedersen
Hedda (2016), Directed by: Hisham Zaman
Devouring (2016), Directed by: Egil Pedersen
The Boy in the Picture (2016), Directed by: Hisham Zaman
Blank Løgn (2016), directed by: Pål Jackman
Se Meg (2015), directed by: Igor Devold
Baba Vanga (2015), directed by: Aleksandra Niemczyk
Mot Nord (2015), directed by: Jørn Nyseth Ranum
Det Syke Dyret (2015), directed by: Egil Pedersen
Unspoken (2013), directed by: Aleksandra Niemczyk
Leaving the Herd (2012), directed by: Egil Pedersen
The Problem Has no Name (2012), directed by: Aleksandra Niemczyk
Skip (2009), directed by: Bartek Galazka
Marysia i Dzidek (2007), directed by: Andrzej Stopa
Lucky Strike (2006), directed by: Andrzej Stopa
Swimming Pool (2006), directed by: Andrzej Stopa


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Search Folders
A search folder find items that meet a specific set of conditions that you define and displace those items any time you click on the folder.
Keep in mind that your messages aren't stored in these folders, but you can work with those messages like you would any other; for example, you can delete, edit, reply to, or move them.
If a search folder is in italics it means it hasn't been updated recently. Once you click the folder, Outlook will update the search and remove the italics from the folder's name.
Here are some examples of search folders and how you can use them every day:
- Use the criteria From Specific People and specify your boss's email address so you can easily view all the email he or she has sent you.
- Use the Important Mail criteria to see all the messages sent to you marked as urgent.
- Use the Mail with Specific Words criteria and specify the phrase "XYZ Company" to keep track of correspondence relating to that contact.
- Use the Mail Sent Directly to Me criteria and specify the Inbox folder to help you sort through the mountain of email that accumulated during your vacation.
Creating Search Folders
Creating a search folder is easy. Click Folder > New Search Folder.
Figure 1: The New Search Folder button is being selected.
This window will appear:
Figure 2: The New Search folder window.
Click a mail type at the top and then set your criteria as instructed at the bottom and click OK.
Figure 3: The New Search Folder window.
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Some good news, some not so good, but mostly good news . . .
There are a few updates which you may be interested in . . .
The first of the Schleich World of History Dinosaurs "playsets" has arrived - Velociraptor on the Hunt. It comes in a nice window box with the 2012 version Velociraptor, two new Compsognathus figures (green and orange), and a Tyrannosaur skull. Though many will find it painful to purchase this set if they had already bought the Velociraptor, it is the only way to get the two small Compsognathus dinosaurs. DeJankins has this set in stock now, for $22.
Some not so good news comes to us from the Director of Sales Operations for CollectA USA. Some of the remaining 2015 releases were not in the container recently received by CollectA USA, and so we will have to wait a bit longer for them. The figures which DID arrive are the standard Smilodon and the Deluxe Acrocanthosaurus, Feathered Tyrannosaurus rex, Daeodon, and Moropus. The figures we are still waiting on include the Guidraco, Temnodontosaurus, Baobab Tree, and the three versions of the short-legged Spinosaurus. An estimate of when they may be expected has not been given.
For those of you who wanted to get the Tamba Sauropod, the exclusive Kinto Favorite figure developed for the Osaka Natural History Museum by Hirokazu Tokugawa, but did not get one last year . . . I have six now in stock. Thanks to the efforts of a good friend, I was able to get a few more of these for any of you that still wanted to get one. Just send an email to DeJankins and order yours before they run out again.


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Shawn Coss asked me to draw him a fetus... so I did, shawn Coss style.
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I was asked to draw an Arcanine as a Kickstarter reward commission.
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Dogs and horses..what a perfect way to begin the holidays!
Santa officially arrived at the BCHR in early December to take photos with local children. Oscar was a huge help and stood by Santa to help greet the kids!
The Northstar Pet Rescue brought adorable dogs of all sizes wearing festive Christmas sweaters, and these pups were loved and cuddled by everyone at the farm. Visitors also enjoyed hot chocolate, snacks, music and bought hand-crafted live fur wreaths created by our volunteers.


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UK football notebook: Cats hope positive thinking is powerful at Missouri
Even before a game starts, many coaches encourage players to close their eyes and imagine themselves in the victory formation.
Imagine themselves in the end zone or making the game-winning field goal.
Whatever it takes to get a team in the right mind-set to win a game.
For Kentucky, Coach Mark Stoops wants them to think about what it will feel like on the plane ride home after they win a big game on the road, something no player on this team has done in his UK career.
"Let's get on the plane to go there with a strong mind-set and let's be joyous on that return," Stoops said he's encouraged.
It's what Alvin "Bud" Dupree thinks about as he gets ready for the game at Missouri's Memorial Stadium.
The senior defensive end thinks about that plane ride back to Lexington and how he wants it to be.
"It's just big," Dupree said. "It just means a lot for us to try and go out and win a road game and just to come out with the victory on the plane, just to celebrate, not have a real quiet, depressing plane ride the whole time."
Dupree said the team is well aware of its 19-game road losing streak. He ponders what that plane ride would be like.
"I know the flight will be great," Dupree said. "Just being on the plane, just being close, finally enjoying a plane ride, coaches coming around and talking to you on the plane, stuff like that, and even just the locker room after an away game, just a different vibe."
Despite the road problems, Kentucky hasn't done much to change its routine, Stoops said. They had the team come in on Sunday to watch video and gave them Monday off, hoping to break some of the monotony.
The Cats haven't found an identity on the road yet. At Florida, they were in the game from start to finish before falling in the third overtime. At LSU, a poor start seemed to doom UK from the beginning.
Offensive coordinator Neal Brown doesn't think UK (5-3, 2-3 Southeastern Conference) is that far off.
"You can overanalyze those things sometimes," he said. "We played a couple of our better games on the road last year — at South Carolina. So, I think our approach is correct. We just got to be better. We've got to be good enough that day. We haven't been good enough that day."
So what kind of team will Kentucky be on this day this time at Missouri (6-2, 3-1)?
Not even the coaches know for sure.
"We'll find out," defensive coordinator D.J. Eliot said. "The kids are preparing the right way. I think the players are preparing for a fourth-quarter battle and a road game, and I think that's going to help us."
Dupree said Kentucky has to find its own identity in Columbia.
"We've got to just take it upon ourselves to create energy within the locker room, and while we're out there on the field, on the sideline when people are making plays just make sure that everyone is staying in tune and just knowing how important this game is," he said.
On the flip side, Missouri has been a good road team, getting victories at hostile environments like South Carolina and Florida. But the Tigers lost two straight at home before finally pulling one out last week versus Vanderbilt.
Missouri Coach Gary Pinkel seemed to challenge his fans this week to show up and make life difficult on the road for Kentucky.
"It's going to be real big," he said. "It's kind of the University of Missouri's shot at showing how great Mizzou is. ... Hopefully our fans will get out there, do what they do and make a great showing."
'We can play better'
Will the real Kentucky please stand up?
For that matter, will the real Missouri please stand up?
Neither team has been consistent this season, with Missouri losing at home to Indiana and being shut out 34-0 against Georgia, then going on the road to beat South Carolina and Florida.
Kentucky has had a big win against South Carolina and a near miss at Florida, but a bad 41-3 loss at LSU stands out.
"They probably feel a lot like us, in that they have not played their best yet," Stoops said.
But paying much attention to a team's past performance is dangerous. Aside from maybe the top five or six teams in college football, every team has a game or two on the schedule that are outliers.
"One particular game does not define anybody. That's what I told our team after the LSU game. Same thing with them," the UK coach said.
"Obviously didn't play their best and had some subtle things in that (Georgia) game that maybe you don't notice when you're just watching on TV. ...
"Just like all of us, people are critical of one game, but that certainly does not define them. They're a well-coached, good football team."
Both coaches noted this week that their teams had yet to put a complete game together and they were hopeful this was the week.
"We can play better," Pinkel said. "I don't think we've played our best game yet. That's our challenge to get that done."
Disruptive defense
Kentucky quarterback Patrick Towles will have to watch his back and his front against Missouri. The Tigers are top 15 in the country and second in the league in tackles for loss and quarterback sacks this season.
"They were really disruptive and that's what they do and that's what I remember about them from playing them in person last year and, again, seeing that on film," Stoops said of the Tigers, who have 59 tackles for loss.
They are behind only Mississippi State in sacks with 26 (3.25 a game) and defensive end Shane Ray leads the SEC in that stat with 8.5.
"They're disruptive, they do a nice job of creating negative yardage plays and being disruptive up front and twisting and stunting," Stoops said.
The Cats allowed seven sacks last week in the loss to Mississippi State. Kentucky is among the worst in the nation in sacks allowed (22) and tackles for loss given up (55 for 240 yards).
"They're going to move a lot," Brown said. "They twist, they don't sit still. They do a good job of speed-rushing, and their defense is built on making negative plays."
Pick patrol
The last time J.D. Harmon played at Missouri, he grabbed two interceptions. They've been the only ones of his career so far.
The sophomore would like to change that stat, maybe against the Tigers again.
"It was just an overwhelming feeling to get those interceptions and have a lot of tackles that game," he said. "I think I'm due for one."
After struggling through last season, finishing with just three picks, tied for fewest in the nation, Kentucky has managed 13 this season, fifth-best in the country and second in the league.
Harmon is excited by the idea of facing a team that likes to throw it around.
"We're definitely looking forward to that," Harmon said. "It's one of the things we've been harping on all week: covering their receivers. It's gonna be a big week for us."


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Rosie Eccles
Weight: 64kg
Stance: Orthodox
Club: Pontypool ABC
Division: Eastern
Club Coach: Lyndon James
3 Nations Champion
2016 European Silver Medal – Bulgaria
World Top 10 Ranking
Rosie studies full time alongside being part of the National Programme. She has only been boxing for a short period but has achieved a huge amount both domestically and internationally. The highlights being a European Silver Medal and multiple international medals that secured a top 10 world ranking. Rosie's long term goal is becoming 2018 World Champion and targeting a place on Team GB at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic games.


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Saturday, November 14, 2009
Nothing new. I am all better now. Just work, housework, and homework for my current class. Waiting for financial aid to clear so I can begin looking for permanent work since my current position is up in the air if I will get the class or not. Thing to look forward too are we are planning a 4 day trip to Disneyland in January, and in December will go away for a weekend for our anniversary. Until then it is just same o same o.
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- Mama of 2 Hapas said...
Can't come to Idaho anytime soon?
- November 16, 2009 at 4:04 PM
- maybe strawberry said...
sounds like you've got a good routine going. we'll see you this weekend?
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Jon's painting of Elise in Father's Coat was shortlisted in the annual JP Portrait award and one of five paintings specially commended by the judges. Jon received a £100 cash prize and a commemorative certificate.
'Elise in Father's Coat' is a portrait of Elise Liversage – It is painted in oil and measures 34' x 27 and 3/4"
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We have been super busy working with Korean Car brand Kia this Summer. Our Angels have popped up at The Motor Expo, Korean Independence Day celebrations, various international Cricket matches at the Kia Oval and now we are hitting the festivals!
Last weekend Kia and The Angels visited 'CarFest South'. The brain child of funny man Chris Evans, it's a brilliant family festival packed with music, food, and of course cars, that raises money for Children in Need.
Our team had a fun filled weekend chatting to the crowds, managing a competition that gave one lucky visitor the chance to win an iPad, and showing off the Kia range. Kia, part of the Hyandai Group, is the fourth biggest car manufacturer in the world and has recently seen huge developments. In the last 3 years, Kia have opened a new European Factory under the guidance of the incredible designer Peter Schreyer. Peter is responsible for designing the Audi TT and the VW Beetle and has given the Kia range a sleek European feel. Kia are so confident in their cars that they have an amazing 7 year warranty on all new vehicles! More details on the Kia range can be found at www.kia.co.uk
The public response to the cars was fantastic; festival goers were very impressed with the high basic Spec on all the models and we achieved a record number of sales leads over the weekend; we left confident that we had made an indelible impression, and excited for our next event, look out for us at 'CarFest North' on the 8th and 9th September!
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First Department Upholds Record $6.1M Ankle Injury Jury Award
By Colby Hamilton, New York Law Journal
A record-setting $6.1 million pain-and-suffering jury award in an ankle fracture suit was upheld by an Appellate Division, First Department panel on Thursday.
The plaintiff, Aminata Kromah, also saw her total verdict of $10.4 million upheld by the appellate panel, the largest amount sustained by the First Department outside an amputation or brain damage case, according to Kromah's trial attorney, Lipsig, Shapey, Manus & Moverman partner Marc Eli Freund.
"It's been a long fight for Mrs. Kromah," Freund told the Law Journal, noting that the case began six years ago. The accident occurred in 2013, when Kromah, who was in her early 30s, fell down a set of stairs, doing significant damage to her ankle and legs.
The award was needed to provide her with the quality medical care she'll need going forward, Freund said, as she's without health insurance.
On appeal, the panel of Justices Dianne Renwick, Sallie Manzanet-Daniels, Jeffrey Oing, and Peter Moulton sided not only with Bronx Supreme Court Justice James Hubert Jr. on the award, but on actions during jury deliberations called into question by the appellants, Langsam Property Service.
Langsam argued it was prejudiced by Hubert's decision to recall the jury an hour into deliberations to instruct it about considering evidence toward a violation of New York City administrative law.
The panel found Hubert's decision was not prejudicial, as it was simply a reiteration of the original instructions about Langsam's duty to maintain the stairwell. Hubert, the panel noted, instructed the jury that it was a supplement, not a change or modification to the original instructions.
To the damages, Langsam argued they deviated from reasonable compensation for a plaintiff. Specifically, it objected to the award for future medical expenses because there was no evidence Kromah would need specific future, costly pain management techniques, as well as other potentially unnecessary treatments.
The panel agreed regarding one aspect of future medical care, radiofrequency sympathectomy, but declined to adjust the award based on the appellant's additional arguments.
Cozen O'Connor member Eric Berger represented Langsam on appeal. He did not respond to a request for comment.
Pollack, Pollack, Isaac & DeCicco name attorney BRIAN ISAAC represented Kromah before the First Department.
The suit was Kromah v. 2265 Davidson Realty, 8381 303791/13.
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5 Months ago when Zennor arrived home to Cornwall, it felt like we had so much time to train and get everything together ready for Palma. But now we are about to leave, and it feel like Zennor got home only yesterday.
That said it is fair to say that we are a ready as we will ever be, and really have made the best of a tricky winter in cornwall. It has already been said a few times but, Living so close to each other really was our saving grace. It meant we able to get out on the water in the short windows between storms, so overall we haven't lost too many hours on the water.
During the winter we have been overwhelmed by the interest and support from the local cornish community and businesses. Notably Savills Estate Agents in Truro and Healeys Cider Farm have contributed to the costs and made our first regatta possible. So a huge heartfelt thanks to them. I would also like to mention Typhoon International for supplying us with some great kit, Cusgarne Organic Farms for keeping the team well nourished, and also Windsport International for supplying 'Blink' the boat. Picnic Cornwall and BBC Radio Cornwall have been great at helping us to get our message out. For us cornish sailors, it is important to connect with the local people and build the support surround the team.
Back to some of the on water activities, Over the weekend Zennor and I made the trip up to weymouth for another of the national ranking series. Like last time it wasn't a huge fleet, but a great chance for some racing none the less. Over the weekend we had a real range of conditions, from 4kts to 14kts, waves and flat water. And the good news is it seems out winter training has really paid off. Our boat speed and handling in those conditions was really good, and out of the 7 races over the weekend we came away with 7 1st places. Not quite a gold medal in rio, but a great start!
Today (monday) we are training with a couple of other boats here in weymouth before driving up to dover for our evening ferry to calais, then the long drive down to Barcelona before hopping on the final ferry over to Palma. So stay tuned for updates!
Lastly on the subject of support, Zennor and I are now only one step there, we need to raise continued support for the rest of the year, so that we can attend the other Olympic regattas. If you have any ideas for us on how to raise a bit more support please get in touch.
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Elaborating China's stand, Mr Dai, who held border talks with five Indian special representatives starting with Brajesh Mishra in 2003, said, "The disputed territory in the eastern sector of the China-India boundary, including Tawang, is inalienable from China's Tibet in terms of cultural background and administrative jurisdiction."
He said that the colonial British government which drew the "McMahon Line" accepted Beijing's claim on Tawang. China has rejected "McMahon Line" in India's case but accepted it in settling a boundary dispute with Myanmar.
"Even British colonialists who drew the illegal McMahon Line respected China's jurisdiction over Tawang and admitted that Tawang was part of China's Tibet," Dai told the China-India Dialogue magazine.
Regarded as a wily negotiator during the country's previous Hu Jintao administration, Mr Dai did not specify where China is willing to make a concession along the 3,488-km long Line of Actual Control (LAC).
Indian officials, however, said Mr Dai's proposal is neither practical nor possible for India to accept considering that Tawang is an integral part of Arunachal Pradesh and has sent representatives to Parliament in every election since 1950.
In his interview, Mr Dai said essential nature of the China-India boundary question is the "need to correct wrongs" made by colonialists and to restore fairness and justice. "For historical reasons, India now controls the majority of the disputed territory.
The boundary question was not created by China or India, so we shouldn't be inheriting it and letting the ghosts of colonialism continue to haunt our bilateral relations," he said.
Beijing has been making such demands for long. "Chinese officials began saying in the 1980s that Beijing would compromise only if India made major adjustments first, adding that once India indicated concessions in the East, China would indicate concessions in the West," Former National Security Advisor Shivshankar Menon wrote in his latest book 'Choices: Inside the Making of India's Foreign Policy'.
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Goat's milk ricotta cheesecake
For the crust: 1 ½ cups finely ground graham cracker crumbs
1/3 cup white sugar
6 Tbsp soft butter
Combine all of the ingredients for the crust in a 9 inch spring form pan, press into a flat surface and bake at 375F for 8 minutes. Let cool completely.
For the meringue:
125gr white sugar
60 gr egg whites, room temp
Combine the sugar and the egg whites in a double boiler, stirring occasionally, heating just until the sugar has dissolved. Then whip the mixture either in a standing mixer or with a hand mixer until it forms stiff white peaks. Set this aside.
For the cheesecake base:
375 gr fresh goat's cheese, room temperature
300 gr goats milk ricotta
130 gr white sugar
2 lemons, zest only (use a micro plane or very fine grater)
1 tsp rosemary, fresh, finely chopped
250 gr heavy cream
Mix the goat's cheese, ricotta, sugar, lemon zest and rosemary until smooth and well combined in a large bowl. In a separate bowl whip the cream to soft peaks, and fold it into the cheese mixture. Then fold in the meringue. Pour the filling over the fully cooled crust and chill for at least 4 hours prior to serving.
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Motown released the first Marvin Gaye record in 1961 ''(I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over'', a single intended for (radio) promotion from the singer's debut album. This was followed up by the officially released ''Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide'' a week later. Gaye scored his first real hit with ''Stubborn Kind of Fellow'' in 1962, which he had co-written himself, joking about his alleged stubbornness. The foundations were now laid for an enormous series of chart successes: ''Pride And Joy'', ''Can I Get A Witness'', ''How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)'' and ''Ain't That Peculiar'' are all Motown classics from 1963-1965 which are still being regularly played today after all these years.
The duets he recorded with Kim Weston (''It Takes Two'') and especially Tammi Terrell were certainly at least as good.
He scored his biggest ever hit with ''I Heard It Through The Grapevine'' in 1968. The ''What's Going On'' from the same named album became a number 1 hit in the USA and the album was received as a masterpiece everywhere and is now regarded as one of the most important records in pop history. In 1973, the artistically and commercially very successful, Let's Get It On album was mainly a musical ode to Marvin's love for his new muse Janis Hunter. The success enjoyed by ''Sexual Healing'' and the album which was released at the end of 1982, travelled with him. Suddenly Gaye, who had started to increasingly be forgotten about, was a celebrated star again and this was certainly a position the singer revelled in.
The pop world lost one of the most important soul singers ever to grace the world on April 1, 1984. He has left behind a series of fantastic hits plus a big handful of tracks which deserve the title of masterpiece, all COLLECTED on this album.
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