text: OverviewBack to top MegaFood - Kid's Vitamin D3 - 60 Tablets Item# :127879UPC# :051494102770 Brand:MegaFood Size/Form:60 Tablets Ship Weight:0.35 Servings:60 Dosage:1 Tablet(S) MegaFood Kid's Vitamin D3 - 60 Tablets MegaFood Kid's Vitamin D3 helps promote a healthy immune function and bones. Each MegaFood Kid's Vitamin D3 minitablet provides 600 IU of vegetarian whole food vitamin D3. Nourishing blend provides immune-supportive co-factors and trace minerals to enhance utilization With every purchase, MegaFood donates proceeds to Vitamin Angels Children and teenagers sure do grow up fast, and ensuring they receive the nourishment they need to grow healthy and strong is vital to their happiness and healthy development. Today, with limited diets, food allergies and busy schedules, many children and teenagers are deficient in key nutrients including vitamins A, D, C and minerals. MegaFood is committed to making the most wholesome supplements possible for children and young adults. They choose not to include any ingredients such as sweeteners, colorings or flavorings that are common in children's natural supplements. They also understand that this may be a challenge for some children who prefer sweet and colorful chewables, but they also believe that offering whole food supplements in a easy-to-swallow tablet or capsule also helps to build healthy habits for life. Formulated by a mother and kid approved, they encourage you to take the MegaFood challenge and offer your children or young adult any one of nourishing multivitamins or probiotic formulas. About MegaFood Core ValuesMegaFood is a pioneer in the natural products industry, being the first company to make vitamins from scratch, with farm fresh whole foods. For 40 years, they have been making wholesome nutritional supplements that deliver the promise of farm fresh foods. 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Founded in 1973, MegaFood's company's mission has always been to produce superior whole food supplements for those who care about their health and well-being. As a leading natural brand, they have been an industry innovator by being the only supplement company to manufacturer their own FoodState Nutrients™ and sourcing fresh and local foods from family-owned farms. Over the years they have produced some of the most effective and award winning supplements including Blood Builder™, Women Over 40™ One Daily, MegaFlora™, Kid's One Daily and their Vegan collection. Carl E. Jackson, the owner and president of MegaFood for 20 years had an unwavering commitment to produce the highest quality supplements available and fostered a culture of "doing it right". During Carl's ownership, MegaFood became a vertically integrated company so that they could control every aspect of quality and freshness from the farm to tablet. A part of his legacy was his choice to invest in a gentle, low-temperature food drying technology that allowed them to deliver the nutritional attributes of the fresh fruits and vegetables they source in each of the products they make. He also built a comprehensive, state-of-the-art analytical lab to test all of their nutrients and finished products for potency and purity. He did this to uphold his promise to deliver the most authentic nourishment possible while improving the lives of not only their customers, but those who work for the company. MegaFood's StoryMegaFood cares about doing things the right way, especially when it comes to your health and well-being. Since 1973 they have been going out of their way to source fresh and local foods from trusted farm partners, crafting FoodState Nutrients™ with their one-of-a-kind Slo-Food Process.™ The result is wholesome supplements that deliver authentic nourishment – far more than vitamins and minerals alone. 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The Solid Waste Task Force is a diverse group of citizens with a stake in the operations of the Solid Waste Program in Mono County. The group is governed by a set of bylaws that were adopted in September 2012 by both the Mono County Board of Supervisors as well as the Town of Mammoth Lakes Town Council.
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Bath beat Wasps 17-12 at The Rec on Saturday to ensure that the relegation battle will be decided on the last day of the season.
Bath saw off Wasps 17-12 at the Rec but the Londoners clawed back what could be a vital bonus point in the final relegation reckoning.
The first half was tight and tense as expected but the visitors were scrapping for their Premiership lives and that desire and hunger shone through.
The Wasps pack dominated their opposite numbers in the scrum and fly-half Nicky Robinson kicked almost impeccably, hitting the target with three penalties to put his team 9-0 ahead at the break.
Bath did threaten in the final seconds of the half, but just as Michael Claassens looked like he was about to score the game's opening try, 20-year-old full-back Jack Wallace stepped up to make a crucial tackle and preserve his side's nine-point lead.
The home side came out firing in the second half though after what was no doubt a rather frank team-talk and – after a period of concerted pressure – veteran hooker Lee Mears showed that he still has some pace left before touching down out wide.
Olly Barkley failed with the conversion but Wasps were firmly on the back foot and they ceded their slender advantage moments later as All Black fly-half Stephen Donald went over directly underneath the posts to give the home crowd something to cheer.
The relegation-threatened Londoners did eventually see some of the ball and create a couple of chances but the West Country outfit still looked more dangerous. And, as the match entered the last ten minutes, Nick Abendanon took advantage of an overlap created by the absence of Dominic Waldouck, who had been yellow-carded a few minutes earlier for handling on the floor, to make it 17-9 and put the visitors out of bonus point range.
But with five minutes remaining, the reliable Robinson kicked his fourth penalty of the afternoon to give Wasps that crucial bonus point that means Newcastle will almost certainly need to get a try bonus point as well as the win and deny the London outfit a losing bonus point in their encounter next week if they are to escape the drop.
Wasps had to survive a close video replay decision at the death as Sam Vesty went over but Tom Varndell was the hero, holding him up over the line, and the defence held out to secure what could be the deciding point in one of the most thrilling Premiership relegation battles in recent years.
The scorers:
For Bath:
Tries: Mears, Donald, Abendanon
Cons: Barkley
For Wasps:
Pens: Robinson 4
Yellow cards: Waldouck (Wasps)
Bath:15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Matt Carraro, 13 Matt Banahan, 12 Olly Barkley, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Stephen Donald, 9 Michael Claassens, 8 Simon Taylor, 7 Carl Fearns, 6 Josh Ovens, 5 Ben Skirving, 4 Stuart Hooper (c), 3 David Wilson, 2 Lee Mears, 1 Nathan Catt.
Replacements: 16 Pieter Dixon, 17 David Flatman, 18 Duncan Bell, 19 Dave Attwood, 20 Guy Mercer, 21 Mark McMillan, 22 Sam Vesty, 23 Kyle Eastmond.
Wasps: 15 Jack Wallace, 14 Christian Wade, 13 Elliot Daly, 12 Dominic Waldouck, 11 Tom Varndell, 10 Nick Robinson, 9 Charlie Davies, 8 Billy Vunipola, 7 Jonathan Poff, 6 Sam Jones, 5 Richard Birkett (c), 4 Joe Launchbury, 3 Ben Broster, 2 Tom Lindsay, 1 Tim Payne.
Replacements: 16 Vladislav Korshunov, 17 Zac Taulafo, 18 Simon McIntyre, 19 Ross Filipo, 20 Tinus Du Plessis, 21 Nic Berry, 22 Chris Mayor, 23 Lee Robinson.
Referee: David Pearson


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You can't keep your children in a protective bubble, free from all harm.
Parents are worried, and recent tragedies that involve children have done nothing to ease those concerns.
• 20 children gunned down in December in Newtown, Conn.
• A Chicago 15-year-old who performed during President Obama's inauguration shot in the back in January at a park where she gathered with members of her school's volleyball team.
• A 6-year-old snatched from a school bus and taken hostage in Midland City, Ala., a drama that ended Monday with relief for the parents.
FULL COVERAGE: Gunfight in America
Blogs and discussion boards are full of questions about violent video games, guns at a playmate's home, carpools driven by under-the-influence adults — and other dangers, large and small.
Many parents are tempted to keep their children in a protective bubble, free from all harm.
The task is impossible.
From playdates to birthday parties to the eventual sleepover, kids want — and need — to be kids. But you also need to feel confident that your children are safe and protected, even when they are not in your care.
We've rounded up experts to help you empower yourself and your children to face life in an unsafe world and to share tactics for talking to the parents of your children's friends about your safety rules and concerns.
In November, Suzanne Lachmann's 7-year-old son came home with an exciting story: A classmate said he was going to bring a gun to school and promised he would teach her son how to shoot it.
Lachmann, a psychologist in Rye, N.Y., called the principal at her son's elementary school, who in turn contacted the classmate's parents.
"They were mortified, horrified, and reassured everyone that their son had absolutely no access to the gun," said Lachmann, who was satisfied with the way the situation was handled.
But the incident and the subsequent school shooting in Newtown raised a broader question for Lachmann and parents across the country: How can you assure your child's safety when he or she is not under your care?
Acknowledge reality
The world isn't the same as it used to be.
Nothing made that clearer than Newtown's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
"Safety issues seem to be front and center every day," said Joel Haber, a psychologist in White Plains, N.Y., who specializes in bully prevention. "We're living in a place where there's much more evil than we ever thought before."
But it's not just violence and bullying that have ratcheted up parents' anxiety. Potential dangers lie everywhere from bike rides without helmets to mall outings without adult supervision.
In particular, life in the suburbs presents its own set of challenges.
"When my children were young, we had a station wagon, and six kids would pile into that flat area and off we would go," said coordinator Sue Larkin of Safe Kids Westchester County, which with Blythdale Children's Hospital in Valhalla, N.Y., runs programs on injury prevention for children.
Larkin, a grandmother now, said she's wised up plenty in the intervening years.
"Everybody's very safety conscious today," she said.
Communicate with your child
When Lena Cavanna's grandchildren visit, they bring all sorts of parental rules and requirements.
"They also know they can't have soda, they have to go to bed at a certain time and there are certain movies they can't watch on TV, so they just don't do it," said Cavanna of Tarrytown, N.Y.
Beth Feldman, a mother of two from New Rochelle, N.Y., encourages her children to talk about their playdates.
"If it's something serious, absolutely I will call the parent and say, 'This is what happened, and I really would appreciate your keeping an eye on them the next time they're together,' just to raise the red flag since they may not be aware," said Feldman, founder of Role Mommy online parenting community.
Parents need to stress to their children that they're loved dearly but that not everyone in the world is kind, said the Rev. Erwin Trollinger, pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in White Plains. When he worked at a community center, he led a program on "stranger danger."
"We taught children they always walked home with a buddy, never by themselves," said Trollinger, a father of four and a longtime foster parent. "We also taught them the police and fire departments were their best friends, and if anybody said anything to them they were uncomfortable about, to scream their heads off."
If Feldman's kids come home from a friend's house and she hears they've been getting into fights with an older sibling or playing endless hours of video games, she'll suggest the next playdate take place at her home.
However, sometimes parents are the last to know about things that happen outside the home, particularly bullying, said Haber, author of Bullyproof Your Child for Life.
"Talk to your kids every day," he said. "Ask open-ended questions — what do they do, who do they hang with, who do they have lunch with — not in an annoying way, but just so your children feel comfortable, and that you're connected to them."
Open communication between parents and children is essential to kids' well-being, said Mona Spiegel, a psychologist and life coach from Monsey, N.Y.
"That's probably the key to all our safety concerns," she said.
"I think the word is trust," Trollinger said. "Building that trust from the time they're small."
Meet the parents
Rules work to a point. Once children start going to friends' houses, it's important to know who's going to be in charge.
"Ultimately, you have to trust the parents you're leaving your child with," said Dr. Alanna Levine, a pediatrician in Tappan, N.Y., and a spokeswoman for the American Academy of Pediatrics.
If you can't schedule a face-to-face meeting before the first playdate with a new friend, Levine suggests a "prolonged" phone conversation in which parents can discuss food allergies, car seats, computer policies and general safety issues around such potential dangers as swimming pools and trampolines.
One parent once asked Levine, who has two children, if she had a gun in her house.
"At the time I was sort of taken aback and my response was, 'I'm a pediatrician. No, there are no guns in the house,' " she said. But she considers the question reasonable.
"Every parent has a different level of anxiety and different levels of comfort, and the idea is that you need to make sure you feel your child is safe at somebody else's house," she said.
Asking the gun question can be part of a greater discussion about safety issues, said Jennie Lintz, deputy director of the Center for Prevention of Youth Violence, based in Manhattan.
"If a parent were a responsible gun owner, he would appreciate the question," she said. "I don't think anyone wants any child to be hurt in their care."
According to a recent article in TheNew England Journal of Medicine, gun-related injuries in 2010 accounted for 6,570 deaths in children and young people up to age 24.
Above all, don't worry about the sort of impression you're making by asking questions, said Spiegel, the psychologist.
"We're talking about real issues here: a child's physical and emotional health," she said. "We don't worry what the other person thinks."
Trust your gut
Just as kids need to learn to trust their instincts, parents also should rely on their guts.
"Very often in the effort to be nice, we don't follow our instincts. And if we have an intuition that 'I'm not comfortable with my child going to that place,' for whatever reason, that's what we need to trust," Spiegel said.
Lachmann said parents sometimes can get a feel for a new friend's parents by observing that child's behavior. Very often it makes a statement about his or her home environment. If the behavior seems off-putting in any way, it raises legitimate concerns.
Sure, the world is a scary place. And terrible things can happen.
But overprotecting a child — or being a "cockpit parent" who's in control of everything — does nothing to bolster his or her self-reliance, said Haber, whose most recent parenting book is titled The Resilience Formula.
"As kids learn skills, we need to back off," he said. "Kids need to grow up, and our goal as a parent is to help them learn the tools and skills they need to become adults, healthy and functional."
Overprotective parents aren't doing their children any favors.
Kids who pick up on their parents' fears can become highly anxious, have difficulty with separation and become afraid of making mistakes.
"We want children to feel competent as they grow up, to be able to handle the challenges that come their way," Spiegel said. "They can't do that if they feel anxious."
For Lachmann, whose concerns escalated after her son's classmate talked about his family's gun, it's all about remaining vigilant — and asking the tough questions of other parents — without letting worst-case scenarios drive her crazy.
"We were painfully reminded of how easily life can be taken from us,'' she said of the Sandy Hook school shooting. "I think everyone has a heightened awareness of their child's safety."
Questions to ask
You should ask the parents of your children's new friends several questions before you drop them off for a play date:
- Do you have a gun in the house?
- Do you have a swimming pool or trampoline?
- What safety measures are in place for each of these potential dangers?
- Will the children be using a computer?
- What parental controls are in place?
- Will a parent be home during the visit?
If your child will be driven somewhere, you need to find out whether the family has an additional car safety seat when your child is younger than 12. If not, getting a inflatable booster seat that fits into a backpack makes sense.
If your child is going to be at a birthday party in a public venue such as a restaurant or sports arena, ask if he can be accompanied to the restroom if you're worried about that.
If your child has food allergy, make sure that the new parent knows.
Latchkey kids should know to open the door only to friends or relatives who provide a pre-determined password.
Above all, make an effort to know the parents of your children's friends. If they aren't receptive, maybe your kids shouldn't hang out together.


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It's a very odd thing--
As odd as can be--
That whatever Miss T eats
Turns into Miss T!
Porridge and apples,
Mince, muffins and mutton,
Jam, junket, jumbles--
Not a rap, not a button
It matters. The moment
They're out of her plate,.
Though shared by Miss Butcher
And sour Mr. Bate;
Tiny and cheerful,
And neat as can be,
Whatever Miss T eats
Turns into Miss T!
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Information About Miss T
Miss T is a poem by Walter de la Mare, He was an English poet who was very famous for writing poetry for children. He was also very popular for his works of horror and the supernatural.
Miss T was included in a book of de la Mare's poetry called "Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes" that was published in 1913.
This song can be used to teach children about nonsense and different types of foods. Most of these foods were popular in Europe during the time frame that it was written, so children today will need to know what they are. Teachers and parents can explain to them what they are and why they were popular historically.
This can be a great lesson teaching foods and teachers and parents could even have a cooking class involved in the process of the teaching of the poem.
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44 Comments
Kayla the Buttlicker, New Jersey
23 March 2016 at 3:24pm
this song makes me lick my cat's butt
Chloe, Canada
1 July 2014 at 11:22pm
Nice poem for children. Thanks to DLTK-Poems.com, since 2011!
y5u54wui6, Azerbaijan
10 March 2014 at 10:54am
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Matthew, United Kingdom
10 March 2014 at 10:53am
i pitty da fool who wrote dis song
Millie Pedley, United Kingdom
16 November 2013 at 10:10pm
This song is alright but needs more effort! :)
fart face, Cook Islands
7 September 2013 at 6:16am
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7 September 2013 at 6:14am
sneef m y butt
Chingalaka, Azerbaijan
20 May 2013 at 8:10pm
a ma la geed la me sala neyla
Layla, United Kingdom
20 May 2013 at 7:48pm
a very good song for kids .
Ben Dover, Djibouti
10 April 2013 at 2:43pm
hi im Benjamin Dover but u can cal ma Ben Dover
Jack Meoff, Antarctica
10 April 2013 at 2:41pm
Dis is the best song to ever be!
Seymour Butts, Afghanistan
10 April 2013 at 2:40pm
I went on dis site cos i wahnt a good song do sing to mhy childrehn
Chen, China
9 March 2013 at 3:48am
how to download the song
Saraswattie, Guyana
7 December 2012 at 10:55pm
i dont know about this
Bagus, Indonesia
27 November 2012 at 1:18am
i just want to know that it's a good song but how to download this song,,,it's the problem...
Jenny, United Kingdom
25 November 2012 at 12:02pm
i thought that the song was great but how do you rate?
Mya, Barbados
1 November 2012 at 4:53pm
I think nobody likes me is still better than this one because it is more groosm and I like groosm
Tia, United Kingdom
29 October 2012 at 8:13pm
I LOVE THIS SONG I BEGIN WITH T I LOVE THIS SONG I CAN SING WITHOUT THE words on the screen
Ayshe, Bangladesh
22 August 2012 at 1:18pm
there is no music and i am bangali
Amira, Egypt
4 July 2012 at 5:58pm
very good work but what should i do if i want to buy a cd


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Chapter 44
The Lord's Spirit will be poured out on the descendants of Israel—Idols of wood are as fuel for a fire—The Lord will gather, bless, and redeem Israel and rebuild Jerusalem.
1 Yet now hear, O Jacob my
2 Thus saith the Lord that made thee, and
3 For I will pour water upon
4 And they shall spring up as among the grass, as willows by the water courses.
5 One shall say, I am the
6 Thus saith the Lord the
7 And who, as I, shall call, and shall declare it, and set it in order for me, since I appointed the ancient people? and the things that are coming, and shall come, let them shew unto them.
9 ¶They that make a graven
10 Who hath formed a god, or molten a graven
11 Behold, all his
12 The
13 The carpenter stretcheth out his rule; he marketh it out with a line; he fitteth it with planes, and he marketh it out with the compass, and maketh it after the figure of a man, according to the beauty of a man; that it may remain in the house.
14 He heweth him down cedars, and taketh the cypress and the oak, which he strengtheneth for himself among the trees of the forest: he planteth an ash, and the rain doth nourish it.
15 Then shall it be for a man to burn: for he will take thereof, and warm himself; yea, he kindleth it, and baketh bread; yea, he maketh a god, and worshippeth it; he maketh it a graven image, and falleth down thereto.
16 He burneth part thereof in the fire; with part thereof he eateth flesh; he roasteth roast, and is satisfied: yea, he warmeth himself, and saith, Aha, I am warm, I have seen the fire:
17 And the residue thereof he maketh a god, even his graven image: he falleth down unto it, and worshippeth it, and prayeth unto it, and saith, Deliver me; for thou art my god.
18 They have not
19 And none considereth in his heart, neither is there knowledge nor understanding to say, I have burned part of it in the fire; yea, also I have baked bread upon the coals thereof; I have roasted flesh, and eaten it: and shall I make the residue thereof an abomination? shall I fall down to the
20 He feedeth on ashes: a
21 ¶Remember
22 I have blotted out, as a thick cloud, thy
24 Thus saith the Lord, thy
25 That frustrateth the tokens of the liars, and maketh diviners mad; that turneth
26 That confirmeth the word of his servant, and performeth the counsel of his messengers; that saith to Jerusalem, Thou shalt be inhabited; and to the cities of Judah, Ye shall be built, and I will raise up the decayed places thereof:
27 That saith to the deep, Be dry, and I will
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Rude not to back 9/2 Zenit
Zenit St Petersburg look a big price to win at Liverpool in the Europa League on Thursday night, according to Andy Schooler.
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We've opposed Liverpool on many an occasion this season but make no apologies for doing so again for Thursday's Europa League clash with Zenit St Petersburg.
At the prices, it simply seems wrong not to.
The Reds start at Anfield trailing 2-0 from last week's first leg in Russia so clearly have a big task on their hands.
- 1pt Zenit St Petersburg to beat Liverpool at 9/2 (General) - More than capable of catching Reds on the break and Liverpool do not have a good comeback record.
- 2pts last goal in Chelsea v Sparta Prague to come after the 73rd minute at 10/11 (Paddy Power) - Blues scoring plenty of late, including several late on, while Sparta may have fitness worries.
Perhaps blinded by memories of European comebacks against St Etienne and Olympiacos, the bookies have Liverpool no better than 7/10 to win the second game but that's not a price that makes appeal.
Effectively Liverpool are already behind and history shows this Reds team does not respond well to adversity.
Only once this season in the Premier League have Liverpool come from behind to win, while when conceding the first goal (which you can say they have essentially already done here) they are W1 D5 L9.
Liverpool clearly have to come out at some point but Zenit, who boast talents such as Hulk and Aleksandr Kerzhakov, showed last week that they can play on the break.
If they do grab the opener, not only do Liverpool have that history to battle but surely heads would go down as they would then need four, taking the away-goals rule into account.
Liverpool may have bounced back to winning ways in style against Swansea on Sunday with a 5-0 victory but it should be noted that Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho are ineligible for this tie, while Martin Skrtel is a major fitness doubt. Results have already shown that Sturridge is badly missed when he does not play - and we've wisely highlighted his importance in previous previews.
All in all, the 9/2 about Zenit following in the footsteps of Udinese, who won here in the group stages earlier in the season, has to be worth a small punt.
Looking elsewhere, for those who like their sequences we have to mention that Gareth Bale has now scored Tottenham's last six goals - a fact which immediately should get lights flashing.
However, if you want to back him at Lyon - a game which seems unlikely to produce a hatful of away goals - surely the way to go is to back Bale in the first Spurs scorer market.
Rather than the 9/4 you'll get in the anytime scorer market, the price is 'boosted' to 15/4 (bet365).
The Welsh wonder, who played well into the forward line last week, has 17 for the season now and in the continued absence of Jermain Defoe he looks their main goal threat. Emmanuel Adebayor has just three goals for his club this season and is currently on a run of one goal in his last 10 games.
However, it is a bet in the Chelsea game - they host Sparta Prague - that appeals more.
A late Oscar goal saw Chelsea win 1-0 in the Czech capital last week and expecting another late strike in this one looks a solid play.
Paddy Power offer 10/11 that there is a goal after the 73rd minute - something that has happened in Chelsea's last six games and six of their seven European matches this season.
Sparta are yet to resume their domestic campaign following the long winter break so fitness levels may not be at their best.
They also look massively up against it for Chelsea have had their scoring boots on of late, smashing four past both Brentford and Wigan at the Bridge in the past fortnight.
Being a goal down, the Czechs have to try to do something against what is likely to be a blue tide - Chelsea have dominated possession against most opponents this season with several of their recent possession percentages being in the late 50s or even the 60s.
I'd expect them to win this by at least two clear goals.
In the goal markets, the aforementioned Oscar is worth considering as he now as three in his last six games.
His nimble frame seems better suited to the European style of play. He started five of Chelsea's six Champions League games this season and looks likely to start here with Rafa Benitez having vowed to give Frank Lampard a rest. However, you may want to wait to see whether he definitely starts or not before backing him at 21/10 (BetVictor) in the anytime market.
The other English side in action are Newcastle, who drew the first leg against Metalist Kharkiv 0-0 at St James' Park.
The score draw in Ukraine will take them through which makes odds-against quotes about them qualifying for the last 16 look tempting.
However, again it will surely be in your best interests to wait for the team news. Alan Pardew's men are just four points outside the Premier League relegation zone and have a crunch clash with Southampton to come on Sunday.
Unlikely to win this competition, it wouldn't be a big surprise to see many big guns rested so I'm swerving this one and sticking with my bets on Zenit and a late goal at Chelsea.
- The Tottenham and Liverpool games will be televised live in the UK on ITV, while the matches involving Newcastle and Chelsea are on ESPN.


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A revised version of the NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide (PAPPG) (NSF 17-1), is effective for proposals submitted, or due, on or after January 30, 2017. Please be advised that, depending on the specified due date, the guidelines contained in NSF 17-1 may apply to proposals submitted in response to this funding opportunity.
The goal of the Antarctic Organisms and Ecosystems Program is to improve understanding of organisms and their interactions within the biosphere and geosphere. The program supports projects directed at all levels of biological organization from molecular, cellular, and organismal, to communities and ecosystems up to regional and global scales. Investigators are encouraged to develop and apply theory and innovative technologies to understand how organisms adapt to and live in high-latitude environments and how populations and ecosystems may respond to global change. Particular emphases include:
Marine ecosystems. Polar marine environments are characterized by complex interactions among biotic, chemical and physical processes, in areas that include the marginal ice-zone, continental shelves, polynyas, and open-ocean systems. Topics include interactions among trophic levels, factors influencing primary and secondary production, and the ecological role of organisms in biogeochemical cycling. Remote sensing techniques, long-term observations, and modeling are appropriate tools to enhance this area of research.
Terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems. Organisms in ice-free areas, in ephemeral streams, and in perennially ice-covered lakes show remarkable persistence in the face of harsh conditions. Research on adaptive mechanisms, in the context of the present day hydrologic and biogeochemical environment, is encouraged. The McMurdo Dry Valleys of southern Victoria Land are of particular interest due to the large body of data available through ongoing research programs, including the McMurdo Dry Valleys LTER, but other locations can be proposed. Research in support of future field exploration of subglacial lakes is also considered.
Population dynamics, physiological ecology, and adaptation. The extremes of light, temperature, and moisture have resulted in unusual adaptations within organisms at all levels of organization. Research concerning metabolic, physiological, and behavioral adaptations of marine and terrestrial organisms, their population dynamics, and their diversity, is encouraged. Of special interest are processes occurring during the austral winter. Long-term observations are also supported, with the goal of understanding the impact of environmental change on organismic and ecological processes.
Genomics. "Genome-enabled" biology provides a foundation for understanding the genetic basis of organism-environment interactions. The unusual antarctic environment presents a compelling natural laboratory for the study of environmental genomics. A National Research Council report, Frontiers in Polar Biology in the Genomics Era, addresses some of these opportunities.
Frontiers in Polar Biology in the Genomic Era
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Although the final score does not show the true beating that Emery handed the Uintah Utes in their homecoming football game, Emery won their fourth straight game by a score of 29-7. Emery rolled to more than 500 yards of offense while holding the Utes to less than 200 yards.
Emery had other opportunities to score in this game that would have allowed the team to claim another "whupping." Emery's offense stalled twice inside the 10-yard line as they turned the ball over on downs and then there was one fumble to stop another drive.
Emery scored first in the game. After an interception, Emery got the ball on the Uintah 45-yard line and Ryne Jones scored on a Dempsey Jeffs pass. Gatlan Huntington kicked the extra point. Uintah tied the game on their next drive as they went 91 yards and scored on a 34-yard pass play. As the half came to a close, Uintah was tackled in the end zone for a safety to give Emery the lead 9-7.
The second half belonged to the Spartans. On the first Ute series, Emery caused a fumble and recovered the ball at the Uintah 37 yard line. After a 26-yard pass to Cody Allen, Ryne Jones caught the touchdown throw and scored the touchdown from 13 yards away. Huntington kicked again.
After Uintah was stopped on fourth and four at the Emery 47 yard line, Emery promptly scored on a 53-yard run by fullback Mike Jones. Again the Huntington kick was good. On Emery's next series, Jones again broke a 53-yard run to get Emery into scoring position but the Spartans were unable to punch it in.
After another Spartan interception, this time by Cody Allen at the Emery four-yard line, Emery would score again as Ryne Jones broke up the middle for an 81-yard run and the score. This gave the final score of 29-7.
Emery had 336 yards on the ground and 167 yards passing. Ryne Jones led the way with 13 carries and 187 yards. Mike Jones rushed 11 times for 130 yards. Jeffs was seven for 15 passing for 167 yards. Emery had 336 yards on the ground to finish with 503 total yardage.
Emery's defense held the Utes to 78 first half yards and 117 second half yards for a total of 195 yards.
Emery's defense caused two fumbles, came up with two interceptions and got a safety as they continued playing smart and aggressively.
Emery now will open the region season as they travel to Carbon this Friday night. The Emery JV team and sophomore team will host the Carbon teams on Thursday night.


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Isn't it strange where the internet can lead you?
A by-product of a search led me to this...
For those of you who suffer from geoblocking the link is to youtube and "I'm gonna spend my Christmas with a Dalek" by the Go-Go's. Try searching for it.
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From Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia
We are sometimes asked whether Thomas Jefferson was right-handed or left-handed. He was right-handed. One of his most famous letters, however - sometimes referred to as the "Head and Heart" letter[1] - was written entirely with his left hand after he had broken his right wrist in Paris in 1786. Although the letter is surprisingly legible, it is clearly different from his normal handwriting:
- ↑ Jefferson to Maria Cosway, Paris, 12 October 1786. PTJ 10:443-455. Letterpress copy at the Library of Congress.


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Friday, February 7, 2014 - 10:00am – 1:00pm.
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Included in general admission
Spanish Colonial Art Tactile Tables (Feb. 7)
Experience highlights from our Spanish Colonial galleries in a hands-on way! Table themes include the Santos gallery, tactiles inspired by the Maya vase with Palace Scene, and a 3D tactile interpretation of Portrait of Mother Ana Maria De la Preciosa Sangre de Cristo. Facilitated by specially trained docents, for all visitors including those who are blind or have low vision.
Repeats on Sunday, February 9, 10 am–1 pm.
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One of the bumper games of the round comes from Waikato Stadium where the Chiefs host the Reds possibly eyeing revenge for 2012.
One of the standout fixtures of the Super Rugby round comes from Waikato where the Chiefs host the Reds possibly eyeing revenge for May, 2012.
Depending on Friday's result in Dunedin, the Reds could find themselves top of both the Australian conference and the overall standings after this one. To explain, if the Brumbies lose to the Highlanders then that would open the door to the Reds claiming top spot. If they do, they will have earned it.
The Chiefs have been very good so far in the defence of their title as players like Gareth Anscombe, Tim Nanai-Williams, Liam Messam and Sam Cane shine. Factor in the seamless return of All Black Richard Kahui and things look rosy in Waikato at a team that combines the grunt with enterprising back play.
Dave Rennie's side have terrorised the Highlanders (twice), Cheetahs, Kings and Blues, with their only defeat coming against the Stormers at Newlands. They will have not forgotten the last time they faced the Reds though in that 42-27 loss at Suncorp Stadium so revenge may be on their mind this week.
"The Reds are a high quality side that has got some world class players," said Rennie ahead of facing the 2011 Super Rugby winners at Waikato Stadium.
"I have been impressed by what I saw of them against the Highlanders.
"We got toweled up against them last year so it is going to be a hell of a challenge."
Nanai-Williams returns this week on the wing, taking the place of Lelia Masaga while their strong back-row once again rotates with Sam Cane returning.
The Reds meanwhile will hope Quade Cooper puts his snub from the Wallabies preparation camp to good use and responds in the best possible way for them. He lines up alongside his international team-mate Will Genia while Rod Davies is on the left wing, going up against the aforementioned Nanai-Williams.
Both these franchises are coming off a bye week and will be fresh so one hopes for another high-scoring 80 minutes to kick off Saturday's Super Rugby action.
Prediction: The hosts should have too much here on home soil. Chiefs by 8!
The teams:
Chiefs: 15 Gareth Anscombe, 14 Tim Nanai Williams, 13 Richard Kahui, 12 Bundee Aki, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 August Pulu, 8 Liam Messam (c), 7 Sam Cane, 6 Tanerau Latimer, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Michael Fitzgerald, 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Toby Smith.
Replacements: 16 Rhys Marshall, 17 Michael Kainga, 18 Nick Crosswell, 19 Fritz Lee, 20 Brendon Leonard, 21 Andrew Horrell, 22 Patrick Osborne.
Reds: 15 Jono Lance, 14 Dom Shipperley, 13 Anthony Faingaa, 12 Ben Tapuai, 11 Rod Davies, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia, 8 Jake Schatz, 7 Liam Gill, 6 Eddie Quirk, 5 James Horwill (c), 4 Rob Simmons, 3 James Slipper, 2 James Hanson, 1 Greg Holmes.
Replacements: 16 Albert Anae, 17 Ben Daley, 18 Ed O'Donoghue, 19 Jarrad Butler, 20 Ben Lucas, 21 Chris Feauai-Sautia, 22 Aidan Toua.
Date: Saturday, April 13
Kick-off: 16:35 local (05:35 BST, 04:35 GMT)
Venue: Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Referee: Steve Walsh (Australia)


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Who needs an architect? These days, a developer will build your house for you. Or you can buy any number of standard plans and take them to a contractor. Or you can buy a modular house, such as those that Dwell has been promoting. Now there is a way to have your architecture and build it too—at least theoretically. Last Friday, The Wall Street Journal gave what amounted to a free full-page ad to Paperhouses, a website that aims to make available free house plans "provided by relatively well-known architects," as the site's founder, Joana Pacheco, puts it.
The Paperhouses' plans do look like they are a cut above what you can find online from Wikihouse or Pulte Homes. Designers who have agreed to participate include Tatiana Bilbao and Derek Dellekamp from Mexico City and Florian Busch from Tokyo. For now, the site (and the Journal article) give us just rendered perspectives set in wholly imaginary and beautiful settings. The Chilean firm Panorama imagined that their modular blocks could sit on a sloping site somewhere near the Andes (or maybe the San Bernardino Mountains or the Appalachians). Bilbao, on the other hand, created heavier and more inward turned blocks.
Pacheco decreed that all of the houses had to be designed so that anybody could construct them for less than $300,000—which would put them in the range of, if not the middle class, at least a rung or two below the one percent. Although blueprints won't become available until May, Pacheco says the site already has over 5,000 registered users, and you have to assume the latest publicity will only help.
So what are we to make of this movement towards providing free architecture? Pacheco cloaks her efforts in populism, saying that she wants to provide an alternative to a situation in which "the market serves real-estate developers and not the needs of people." I sense echoes of everything from Frank Lloyd Wright's "architecture for democracy" and its Usonian realization to Le Corbusier's Maison Citrohan. Paperhouses' designs are not quite in that league yet, but you have to also think that sooner or later they will become quite good.
The reality is that most of the costs of making architecture involve not the 3-6 percent fee an architect makes, but the actual construction. The land is the biggest expense, followed by the complexity of all the elements that go into a house as well as the trades that have to put them there. Architects' fees, on the other hand, are the one part of the process that people don't understand, as they do not seem to involve physical labor, materials, or legal issues—especially as you don't need an architect's stamp in most states to build a home. "Architect designed" usually is a substitute in one's mind for "expensive."
I do not think that a Wikihouse of any sort will put architects out of business. The dangers to the profession's privileges are much greater from developers and design-build systems. Sites such as Paperhouses might add to the array of options for clients, and might even lead them to architects when they realize they have to actually site and customize these designs.
Paperhouses and The Wall Street Journal article, however, raise a larger and older issue: Architects have been unable to explain what they do and why that is valuable, giving the impression that their work is an expendable luxury. If we can believe Pacheco and her providers, even architects themselves believe that. Unless designers figure out how to make the case for good design as something that doesn't just solve a problem, but rather creates something more—something better, and something more important—then architects are doomed to go the way of everything from assembly-line workers to accountants to graphic designers. They will be automated out of the picture.
Aaron Betsky is a regularly featured columnist whose stories appear on this website each week. His views and conclusions are not necessarily those of ARCHITECT magazine nor of the American Institute of Architects.


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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Emery County Progress
Many things have changed in the tech industry since the first successful digital computer system, ENIAC, was built in 1945, especially personal computers.
And as they evolve and change, so do buyers' needs and expectations. For example, many consumers struggle determining when and what to buy when it comes to computers.
As always, opinions among the tech savvy will vary. But the truth remains that there really is no absolute answer to either of those questions.
A practical way to determine whether or not it is time to replace a computer is to consider whether or not the computer still works reliably, and if the computer continues to perform the work that it was intended to do. If it does, then it probably does not yet need to be replaced.
With 2009 upon us, and the fast pace of the tech industry in mind, many local residents often wonder what they should look for in a new computer.
Interestingly, while computing power continues to be a consistent trend, so does miniturization. In fact, portable notebook computers now outsell desktop computers.
With that in mind, the first question potential buyers should ask themselves is whether they should buy a desktop PC or a comparable laptop or notebook PC.
Notebook computers are extremely portable and highly convenient. On the flip side, notebook computers are harder to upgrade or modify than their desktop counterparts.
Whether or not a user should buy a notebook or desktop PC is entirely dependent upon their wants and needs.
In either case, virtually all computers these days now have multi-core processors.
Because of the way multi-core processors work, processors speeds are listed per-core. For example, a 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor actually has two separate 2 GHz processor cores.
A new computer should probably contain no less than a 1.8 GHz dual-core processor.
Memory, or RAM, is still a significant part of the computer. In fact, with computer operating systems like Microsoft's Windows Vista and Apple's Leopard (OS-X 10.5) demanding more and more from hardware, memory is more important than ever.
The more memory, the better. Five years ago, many would have considered a gigabyte (GB) of RAM plenty, but in today's world, it's more of a minimum.
DVD drives have also be come must-haves. Many DVD drives can also burn a myriad of optical media discs, from CD-Rs to DVD+RWs. Blu-ray appears to be the new emerging format but are not yet commonplace among consumers.
With high megapixel digital cameras and digital video recorders becoming more and more commonplace, the need for higher capacity hard drives is also greater than ever.
250 gigabyte (GB) hard drives are probably a minimum for many computer users. Some many even find one terabyte (TB) hard drives (1 TB = 1,024 GB) appealing.
The debate between traditional CRT computer screens and the newer "flat panels" (usually LCD) goes on.
Flat panel monitors will provide better clarity, use less power, take up less desk space, and are easier on the eyes.
But this battle isn't over quite yet. Most CRT monitors are still considerably cheaper than flat panels of comparable size. Some even argue CRTs are still more durable and more accurate with color representation.
But if consumers aren't certain what they need, it doesn't hurt to consult with different sources to determine what to buy.
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Scofield State Park, Utah's highest elevation state park, hosts the Scofield First Annual Fishing Derby Dec. 30 from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. The tournament is limited to only 49 participants, and a number of great prizes will be given away, including Cabela's gift certificates for those landing the top three largest fish.
Join the fun at the Scofield Madsen Bay parking area. Tournament check-in is 6:30-8 a.m. and free hotdogs and cocoa are served from noon-2 p.m. Fish check-in is from 3-3:15 p.m.
Registration is required and fees are $10 per participant. For more information or to register, call (435) 687-2491.
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The deceased man, Art Aragon, 52, was an employee at the Consol Mine and was on his way to work at the time of the accident.
The Emery County Progress office will be closed on Jan. 1, 2007. Any items for the Jan. 2, 2007 issue need to be into the Emery County Progress by noon on Dec. 28.
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Let's assume you had control of the full cycle of Greek classes at a university or seminary, covering the Intro to Greek I and II, intermediate I and II, and advanced Greek I and II.
If we lived in the ideal world and attended the ideal school with the ideal Greek curriculum, what would those classes look like?
What kinds of approaches would be used? E.g., would immersion/communicative approach be used for the intro, text reading for intermediate, grammar for advanced?
What vocabulary would be learned? A core portion? All words in the NT used 10 times or more? Include Septuagint vocab and contemporary vocab? How many new words per week?
What textbooks would be used? Mounce? Wallace? Smyth? Buth?
Aside from the NT, what other Hellenistic literature could be included, if any? (I've been wondering lately why some products are marketed as "biblical" Greek, when really they focus solely on the NT and barely give the LXX attention.)
What other class materials and homework would students have? Exercise workbooks? Audio and video components? Flash cards, or flash card software?
Amidst all this discussion of teaching and learning methods, and revamping the way biblical Greek is typically taught, i figure a thread could be started where it all gets meshed together, if possible!


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Iron House is a story about two orphaned brothers, Michael and Jullian, who are "trapped" in an orphanage where the children are virtually left to fend for themselves, with little or no adult oversight. Jullian, in particular, is victimized on a regular basis until he snaps and kills one of his tormentors. Michael takes the blame for the killing and runs away, while Jullian is adopted by Senator Randall Vane and his wife, Abigail.Michael becomes a favorite of a New York Mobster, and leads a life of crime as, basically, an enforcer. He seeks to leave the criminal life when his girlfriend becomes pregnant, and the mobster agrees to let him go; the mobster dies, however, and his son holds a grudge against Michael.What follows is an action-packed thriller and mystery with twists and turns aplenty. Red Herrings abound; deep, dark, family secrets turn up every which-way. Bloody mayhem becomes the trend of the day. Hart pulls all of this off with mastery; the book is well structured, the characters are developed quite well, and the tension is maintained most effectively. Add to this the fact that Hart writes extremely well, and you have a nearly flawless book - there is only one contrivance that annoyed me.
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