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Skip to comments.Making Brain Cells (Stem Cell Research Advance)
Posted on 03/29/2005 5:39:45 PM PST by Founding Father
Making Brain Cells
Scientists have announced they've found a way to coax adult hair follicle stem cells into becoming brain cells.
Scientists at AntiCancer, Inc. of San Diego have coaxed adult stem cells in mice into turning into neurons, the nerve cells of the brain. Writing in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the authors say, the results of their work suggests a new "source of undifferentiated multi-potent stem cells."
Stem cells are different from other cells because they can change into specialized cells the body needs, the body maintain and repair itself. Many scientists are working to grow tissue from adult stem cells in order to avoid the ethical and legal controversies surrounding embryonic stem cells. In hair follicles, stem cells are found in a small bulge on the side of the hair follicle. They used to help the follicle maintain itself.
"By luck," is how AntiCancer President Robert Hoffman describes finding the link between hair follicle stem cells and the brain. He shows off a hairless mouse that's at the center of the research. Under special light it glows bright green, like a child's toy.
"What we wanted to do was image the stem cells in the brain," Hoffman explains. To do that they used a gene that makes jellyfish glow under fluorescent light. By linking the gene to a protein called "nestin" which is a protein in brain cells. Hoffman says the then put the mouse into an imager, "hoping to see the brain." Instead, he says, "all we could see was the green fluorescence of the skin. So we know that nestin must be expressed in the skin because the green fluorescent protein was expressed and they're linked. When they saw that the hair follicles were glowing brightly Hoffman says, "we knew at that point that there was a relationship between the stem cells of the hair follicle and the stem cells of the brain."
The next steps would be to better understand and isolate the hair follicle stem cells, and then move on to the tricky part of trying to actually grow these stem cells in the lab. "We put them in culture," says Hoffman, "and under conditions where brain stem cells would form neurons, the hair follicle stem cells also formed neurons. We also injected some of these stem cells into the skin of mice and they formed neurons there, too."
Hoffman says there are important implications to his company's discovery. He says, "If this turns out to be easy to do and we can make lots of stem cells and grow them and have a large amount of them and they readily form neurons in vivo
by Jack Penland
There's something wrong about this, but I'm not sure what it is yet.
"There's something wrong about this, but I'm not sure what it is yet."
This is why we follically challenged folks are smarter!
So, wait a minute......Terri could be helped?
The TriStem Group has been set up by Mr.Ghazi Dhoot and Dr. Ilham Saleh Abuljadayel to further research and develop its retrodifferentiation technology which is used to create stem cells from mature adult cells. The retrodifferentiation technology is based on the results of 12 years of research and currently TriStem is the only company that owns, and is in the process of commercialising, this technology. The main advantage of TriStem's new process over existing methods of harvesting stem cells is that it provides large quantities of stem cells which are by definition DNA matched and, therefore, bypasses the political and ethical issues concerned with therapeutic cloning.
Thanks for the post; Ping.
Where are the champions of the advances of the medical arts in relation to Terri's situation?
I read about a procedure exactly like this out of a book that was written 20 years ago. "The Body Electric" by Dr. Robert O. Becker M.D.
Sure. Something can always be done, improvement is always possible. Where there is life there is hope. Does she need some fresh brain cells? Who knows. They say her cerebral cortex is pea soup, but they can't know that at this point. She might have plenty of brain cells already and making more might not be the answer. Suppose they could grow a new brain in a lab and transplant it. Should they do this, or when would they do this? Would they do this for the Pope or the President? Would they do this for the weird kid that lives down the street?
You want your brain turned into hair? Would the hair grow out the ears so you could combover?
LOL...No, just harvest a few neurons and transplant them on top where they'll grow into a real "smart" do!
I would pass on that. They would have to open the cranial cavity at least for orthoscopic surgery and like they say, once the air hits the brain nothing is quite the same.
Disagree. I've met quite a few brain surgery patients and they were all quite normal. In fact most were better than they were previously (epilepsy cured by temporal lobectomy to remove seizure focus)
Please ping your list. This is very interesting!
FReepmail me if you want on or off my health and science ping list.
Don't forget this announcement from Australia, where scientists at Griffith University are finding that the stem cells from the receptors in the nasal mucosa are amenable to differentiation to other cell lines and self-replicating.
Here's the Abstract from the original article (costs $25 to access the actual article and I promised not to publish it when I bought it, but the abstract and the CNN article ought to be sufficient unless you need to argue with a scientist.).
Dev Dyn. 2005 Mar 21; [Epub ahead of print]
Multipotent stem cells from adult olfactory mucosa.
Murrell W, Feron F, Wetzig A, Cameron N, Splatt K, Bellette B, Bianco J, Perry
C, Lee G, Mackay-Sim A.
Eskitis Institute for Cell and Molecular Therapies, Griffith University,
Brisbane, Australia.
Multipotent stem cells are thought to be responsible for the generation of new
neurons in the adult brain. Neurogenesis also occurs in an accessible part of
the nervous system, the olfactory mucosa. We show here that cells from human
olfactory mucosa generate neurospheres that are multipotent in vitro and when transplanted into the chicken embryo. Cloned neurosphere cells show this multipotency. Multipotency was evident without prior culture in vitro: cells dissociated from adult rat olfactory mucosa generate leukocytes when transplanted into bone marrow-irradiated hosts, and cells dissociated from adult mouse olfactory epithelium generated numerous cell types when transplanted into the chicken embryo. It is unlikely that these results can be attributed to hematopoietic precursor contamination or cell fusion. These results demonstrate the existence of a multipotent stem-like cell in the olfactory mucosa useful for autologous transplantation therapies and for cellular studies of disease.
Developmental Dynamics, 2005. (c) 2005 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
PMID: 15782416 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
I wonder, if we could convince those desiring to cannibalize embryos for their body parts (their stem cells) that they are in fact playing god more by manipulating the stem cells from an individual's own body into the tissues needed, would these same 'enlightened' cannibals turn to adult stem cell research?
I think this is just more proof that the issue of embryonic stem cells is political, not scientific. The most promising research comes from adult stem cells, but the money gets diverted to embryonic cell research.
From a scientific point of view, it makes no sense (unless, of course, you are the researcher getting the funds)
Good news!
BOSTON -- Despite a veto threat from the governor, the state Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill Wednesday to give scientists more freedom to conduct embryonic stem cell research in Massachusetts.
The 35-2 vote came after less than two hours of debate, on the same day Gov. Mitt Romney launched a statewide radio campaign to urge the bill's defeat.
The Republican governor has promised to veto the measure, which would allow scientists to create cloned embryos and extract their stem cells for research into the treatment and cure of diabetes, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injuries and other conditions.
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Everyone dreams of having a home filled with antique, investment-worthy furniture. But before you dive in and buy a house full of antiques (and spend a large fortune), it's important to understand how to shop for antique furniture and some of the pitfalls buyers face. Consider these expert tips when browsing for furniture in local antique shops.
Buy Pieces That You Love
While it's important to consider the investment potential of every piece you come across, aesthetics is equally as important. In other words, invest in pieces that you love. Remember, you'll be displaying this furniture in your home, such as pieces that appeal to you.
Whether you're shopping for antique tables or a simple table lamp, trust your gut and your eye when picking out pieces.
Choose a Deal You Trust
While you may find dozens of antique centres near your home, it's important to choose a dealer that you trust. Dealers who are passionate about their collection will know and be upfront about the history of each piece in their collection. They will also be able to tell you about any imperfections that may affect the value of the piece.
For example, finding an antique pine furniture dealer is similar to buying any other piece of furniture: you want to ensure that you work with a reputable dealer who will stand by their offerings. And if you're not happy with the piece, the dealer should be willing to take it back.
Antique furniture dealers can be found all over the internet. Be sure to ask for references before purchasing. A good place to start is a group of antiques sellers.
Be Prepared to Ask Questions
It's never a good idea to simply buy old furniture blindly – without asking a single question. Ask questions about the history of the piece, and learn more about the era/time period it's from. The more you know about the piece, the easier it will be to make your final decision. This also presents a good opportunity to test the knowledge of the dealer.
Know Your Antiques
While you don't need to be an expert, it's important to have a good understanding of how age affects furniture. Remember, antique dressers and other large pieces of furniture may have obvious imperfections or repairs, but that doesn't necessarily mean the piece has no value. In fact, these may add even more value to the piece.
So, if you find a piece you love, but it's in need of obvious repairs, don't dismiss it right away or immediately consider antique restoration. It may be worth your while to leave the piece as-is in its current condition.
Use the Pieces You Buy
While antiques are valuable, it's important to remember their primary function, and to use each piece appropriately. In other words, you don't have to live in a museum. Sit on the chairs you buy, and make use of the antique dresser in your guest bedroom. While you should take good care of every piece you purchase, you shouldn't leave it sitting untouched either.
If you're new to antiquing, you may feel overwhelmed when buying new pieces. Be sure to ask the dealer plenty of questions about the origin of the piece, and look for a shop that you can trust. Always invest in furniture that you love, and make sure that you actually use it. Start off small, and over time, you'll watch your collection grow and gain value at the same time.

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In this lab, students explore the delay beat style of of time keeping, which is rooted in '90s hip-hop and is experience a current resurgence in modern hip-hop. This style of time keeping was originally developed by producers and beat writers, but is often now interpreted by acoustic drum set players since artists in the genre are using live bands in performance. Students analyze the music of pioneering artists who use the delay beat style, including J Dilla, Flying Lotus, and Thundercat. Students approach this style by using specific note rates to identify the push and pull effect created by the programmers, rather than relying on feel alone.
Rhythms, song styles, and percussion instruments of Cuba and other Afro-Caribbean regions. Development of performance skills in various rhythm styles through study of basic techniques of characteristic percussion instruments.
An intensive study of Ghanaian music from the Ewe, Ga, Ashanti, and Dagomba speaking people of West Africa. Areas of focus include interlocking support rhythms, call and response dialogues, and beat transposition along with unconventional stick and hand technique. Students will learn from a combination of two teaching styles, oral tradition, and Western notation.
This course provides the study of various techniques and tribal styles of Native American drumming using traditional and contemporary repertoire. The teaching style is hands-on as students will perform on traditional Native American drums and percussion instruments.
In this course, students study the spiritually based drumming of the Lucumí (Yoruba) people in Cuba. Development of performance skills through group performance, singing, and chanting.
In this course, students learn rhythmic techniques and song styles from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. Students develop their performance skills through study of recordings, transcriptions, and supervised ensemble playing.
A lab focusing on rhythmic techniques and song styles of Brazilian music and their related percussion instruments. Development of performance skills through study of audio and video recordings as well as supervised ensemble playing. Note: ILPH-357 may be taken instead of this course.
An introduction to timbale playing that will cover the history of the instrument from its Creole origins when it was still a timpani, to the contemporary timbale set-up: three cowbells, bass drum, cymbals, jam-block, and snare. This course will cover danzón, cha-cha, mambo, pilon, Mozambique, traditional salsa, and songo styles. With each style, the student will learn to play a tune in that genre and study stylistically appropriate patterns, fills, and solo material. This course is highly recommended for drum set principals who wish to improve their overall understanding of Latin music though adaptation of timbale playing concepts to the drum set.
Continuation of ILPH-357 and ILPH-359. Development of more advanced techniques and concepts through deeper examination of evolution and derivations of the rhythmic styles. Intended course outcomes include performance-level group playing and improvisation as well as soloing.
In this course, students learn the setup of all the steelpan instruments and the basic techniques of steelpan performance. This includes scale learning and sticking techniques. Students also learn to apply these techniques through simple arrangements that highlight the characteristic rhythms and comping (accompanying) patterns.
With emphasis on R&B, rock/funk, swing, motown, and pop styles, this course explores the study of small hand percussion: tambourine, shakers, cowbells, and cabasa, as well as congas, bongos, and timbales, individually as well as in combination with each other to form multiple percussion setups. Transitions, groove building, and coordination techniques will be analyzed in class. Chart reading and interpretation, as well as some transcription techniques, will be covered throughout the semester. Knowledge of basic conga techniques is strongly recommended.
An intensive study of Guinean music from the Susu, Mandinka, Fulani, Bambara, Soninke, and Baga speaking people of French West Africa. Areas of focus include; interlocking support rhythms, call and response dialogues, and beat transposition along with unconventional hand and stick technique. Students will learn primarily from an oral tradition approach.


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Joey Moss Cup
September 18 2011 07:15AM
The Joey Moss is an annual rite of fall, a chance to watch the town team as a family and honor the organization's finest: Joey Moss.
If hard work, dedication and loyalty have any place in today's busy world, then surely Joey Moss is a shining example for all of us. A past winner of the Oilers "7th Man Award" and a very popular Edmontonian. One of the enduring memories for this fan from from 2006 spring was seeing Moss belt out the anthem before every game. It became part of the story, part of the emotion during a welcome romp to the Staney Cup finals. Oiler fans of any age feel a special connection with Moss: he's been there every minute with us--through good times and bad--and delivered. New employees would do well to copy the work ethic and dedication displayed by the Oilers finest.
Moss has given over 25 years of his life to the Oilers, and for many fans (my children included) is the most popular member of the entire organization. In a city crushed by disappointment on the sports pages in the last few years, Joey Moss remains the same today as he was 25 year ago: a winner.
Ryan Smyth returns today in Oiler silks, and that will be an emotional moment for Oiler fans. An entire general of Oilers Nation views Smyth as their icon, their Messier, their Gretzky, their Weight. His welcome home should bring down the house this afternoon.
ROSTERS (courtesy Oilers website)
28 Ryan Jones - 68 Tyler Pitlick - 46 Ryan Keller
75 Antti Tyrvainen - 67 Gilbert Brule - 51 Philippe Cornet
16 Darcy Hordichuk - 42 Ryan O'Marra - 37 Lennert Petrell
13 Cam Barker - 77 Tom Gilbert
41 Taylor Chorney - 86 Kirill Tulupov
87 David Musil - 81 Taylor Fedun
78 Martin Gernat - 48 Alex Plante
30 Olivier Roy
38 David LeNeveu
4 Taylor Hall - 57 Anton Lander - 14 Jordan Eberle
94 Ryan Smyth - 20 Eric Belanger - 56 Teemu Hartikainen
55 Ben Eager - 54 Chris VandeVelde - 61 Tobias Rieder
60 Tanner House - 66 Ryan Martindale - TBA
5 Ladislav Smid - 24 Theo Peckham
25 Andy Sutton - 44 Corey Potter
80 Martin Marincin - 88 Brandon Davidson
82 Jeremie Blain - 58 Jeff Petry
34 Yann Danis
1 Tyler Bunz
Two years ago, the Oilers dumped this game because Pat Quinn wanted to institute some new systems and training camp time was dear. I didn't understand that--why not just start TC a day early--and the hockey Gods agreed, making certain the Oilers finished 30th two seasons in a row.
Smyth is back, the Joey Moss Cup will be handed out this afternoon and Edmonton can welcome back the Oilers for another long (and hopefully fun) winter.
It begins.
September 18 2011, 07:21AM
great to have hockey game talk first thing in the morning. Been a long summer.
IMO, a big story of this camp will be the emergence of two guys who might be big factors in a couple of years - Musil and Martindale.
These two guys might provide the depth teams need to be truly elite
September 18 2011, 07:45AM
I bought two tickets to the game today in hopes of taking my boy for his first trip to Rexall (he's 2). He has come down with a cold and we will not be able to attend. If anyone is interested in the tickets they are yours for free, you would just have to come and grab them.
September 18 2011, 07:55AM
Where is Horcoff? Did he get cut?
Hi Drew, Nice to offer. I am planning to take my 6 year old - as an inspiration before his evaluations next week - if you have no other takes, I'll put your tickets to good use. Thanks. (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Really hope to see Lander tear it up. Looks like both he and RHN will get solid linemates going forward adn we may get a real competition for that last forward spot. Personally I think there is only one spot up for grabs, since hordichuk and Brule will be 12 and 14. So like many have said, RNH gets the 9 game try, Lander gets AHL top minutes and if he plays well enough and RNH does not light the world on fire, Lander is with the big club by game 10.
And I may be crazy, but I wonder if RNH does get the full 10 games. Tambellini keeps saying we have enough youth and there is no rush for RNH. I really think they plan on giving Gagner a fair shake as a top line guy, and if it doesn't work they sip him out or move him to wing next season. Same with Brule. And since \RNH will be a waste as a 4th line guy, whereas Lander will be useful and is more suited to it, for that reason I think they have already made up their mind he is going down. Same thing happened to eberle a few years back. he may have been the best guy in camp but still got sent down to junior (yes I know old timey coach had a hand in that).
September 18 2011, 08:20AM
Love that Hartikainen is playing with Smyth and Belanger.
A harbringer of things to come?
Lander getting to center 4 & 14 is also good to see.
Perhaps the coaches have been given free reign to pick their team regardless of contract situation?
I hope so.
September 18 2011, 08:20AM
No matter what happens this season with the Oilers(Im hoping for a healthy season and playoffs), it's going to be awsome to see Louongo cry like a little baby when he cant see the play as Smytty stands in front of him; or when Eager starts talkin smack standing over Lou after the Oilers score a goal 8 FREAKIN TIMES THIS SEASON!!!! ITS GUNNA BE AWSOME!!!!! LETS GO OILERS!!!!!
that is all.good day. :D
"Two years ago, the Oilers dumped this game because Pat Quinn wanted to institute some new systems"
Was not a good start for Mr. Quinn. Joey is highly revered in this town and the removal of his game was a huge mistake.
September 18 2011, 08:22AM
Team White is going to crush team blue! who picked these teams!lol
September 18 2011, 08:26AM
I was just over at the sportsnet site, and they reported that Iginla left the ice after a 1/2hr because of "back spasms"....could the hockey gods be hating on the Flammers this yr...YES PLEASE!!!...*knocks on wood*
September 18 2011, 08:35AM
I didn't realize they had scrapped the joey moss cup. That is interesting, a little Karma no doubt.
Do think they are seriously going to give Lander a shot this year, or is this just a teaser?
Also do you know if Gregor is on Global every Sunday morning now?
September 18 2011, 08:54AM
Where is Horcoff? Did he get cut?
Horcoff like Whitney and Hemsky is coming off of surgery. Renney said yesterday he thought Horcoff might need to be on a reduced schedule to start camp, but was surprised at his health.
Sounds like they are going to be patient with him as well. Not playing the JM Cup or the first few preseason games won't hurt him, so no need to play him.
The organization is trying to be proactive regarding injured guys. If guys get hurt again this year, the season could go sideways quickly.
September 18 2011, 08:55AM
Yes I'm on Global regularly now at 9:15ish...
LT, I will sport a new pair of goggles just for you....
September 18 2011, 09:17AM
A lot of guys sitting out. No Gagner? Is Curtis Hamilton banged up?
September 18 2011, 09:31AM
@Drew - Team no more tanking
Sure, but where do you live?
@Drew - Team no more tanking
Hey Drew,
I'd love to take them off your hands and take my six year old to the game.
If they are still available, I can come pick them up.
Shoot me an email at brian at mytooq dot com.
What's the price for tickets today?
September 18 2011, 10:09AM
Hi Dragon, I've given them to my neighbour but thanks for the interest. I had also put them on kijiji and had about 10 replies. I guess another sign that hockey season is back!
September 18 2011, 10:26AM
Mmmm...pass the coolaid!!
Anyone know if CHED is broadcasting the game?
Just wanted to confirm that you can purchase tickets at the door. First come, first served type of deal for seating?
September 18 2011, 10:38AM
I was just over at the sportsnet site, and they reported that Iginla left the ice after a 1/2hr because of "back spasms"....could the hockey gods be hating on the Flammers this yr...YES PLEASE!!!...*knocks on wood*
It could very well be that start of bad hockey karma, but it's a small start. Trading away Regher will have much more impact on that team (boo hoo).
I can't wait for the first bottle of albeerda.
September 18 2011, 10:51AM
@One ( cold ) Canadian
yes ched is broadcasting it
@zackman35 yes you can buy them at the door and i assume it will be like prior years with general admission type seating
September 18 2011, 10:53AM
Drew I'm sorry to hear your kid got sick and can't go. The game is streaming on the oilers website, though. Hopefully you get to take him again this season.
Joey Moss is a fine human being. This game is more than a game. Love it.
But ya team blue is gonna win.
September 18 2011, 11:06AM
"I was just over at the sportsnet site, and they reported that Iginla left the ice after a 1/2hr because of "back spasms""
Kind of makes sense. He's been carrying the Flames for about 6 years now.
Joey ROCKS!!!
September 18 2011, 11:37AM
Woot, I'm off work at two. Choppy internet feed, here I come!
September 18 2011, 12:04PM
Can't wait for the drop of the puck, seems to me this has been the longest off season ever.
I look forward to seeing the bad karma bus heading south on the QE2.
Anybody wanna lay bets that Smyth scores the first goal of the year?
September 18 2011, 12:20PM
Team White is gonna pwn.
September 18 2011, 12:30PM
I'd be pretty surprised if RNH didn't get his 9 NHL games to earn his spot this year, and to be honest I'm starting to think he will stick with the team. Just a hunch, he'll be slotted on the 2nd line in my opinion. But then again my opinion tends to change every day, haha.
Lander is going to be a great part of our future but I still think he needs to earn his stripes in the minors for a bit, playing in Sweden is still no where near as physical as the North American game. It worked wonders for Omark, it will do the same for Lander. Getting 1st or 2nd line minutes in OKC will help his development. Plus we've still got Brule to consider as well, his contract isn't going anywhere until the end of the year.
It's going to be great to have 4 solid centres this year! Wow, can't believe I'm actually able to say that.
September 18 2011, 12:37PM
I am cheering for Team White. Smytty, Eberle and Harski on the same team means they'll win.
September 18 2011, 12:53PM
I have officially changed my mind. Team white will win. in a shootout.
September 18 2011, 01:03PM
Meh. They throw Hemsky in under TBA and things equal out in a quick hurry.
With all due respect, thats not happening.
September 18 2011, 01:40PM
LT admits...
"...I'm old and can't remember the last time..."
and what did she say?
Joey Moss, a great man, bleeds Copper&Blue AND Green & Gold...and he taught Paul Lorieau everything he knows about singing an anthem
September 18 2011, 01:41PM
whats the word on Hamilton?
September 18 2011, 01:49PM
whats the word on Hamilton?
September 18 2011, 01:57PM
Yes. I am not following that. But in any case, I assume injured. Hopefully nothing serious. Didn't he have injury problems in his draft year? Or was that Pitlick. Maybe all our draft picks were injured...that's more like it.
September 18 2011, 02:02PM
a bird, bird, bird is the word they say bird bird bird a bird is the word.
September 18 2011, 02:03PM
...oh my is that the start of a MULLET on #4
September 18 2011, 02:03PM
Does anyone know if I can stream the game again after game is over, not home right now and would like to see it
September 18 2011, 02:06PM
OMFG (..sorry mom). The road whites are SICK!!!!
September 18 2011, 02:08PM
Team White is going to crush team blue! who picked these teams!lol
I agree... Team white looks a little stacked doesn't it. This isn't gonna be fair at all.
September 18 2011, 02:21PM
... ryan martindale wears 66 ?
September 18 2011, 02:27PM
LOLOL Team Blue with a stab to all you haterz GO UNDERDOGS!!!!
September 18 2011, 02:38PM
Great job to Joey
Taylor, get a haircut please
Thank God hockey's back


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And his James Randi Educational Foundation -- now headed by Bad Astronomer Phil Plait -- sponsors The Amaz!ing Meeting, held last weekend at South Point Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Despite just having had surgery, an energetic Randi was on hand for many of the panels, greeting attendees; reminiscing about his finest moments in magic with fellow magician Jamy Ian Swiss (author of The Art of Magic); and offering some impromptu observations on ethics and magic towards the end of a panel that included those infamous "bad boys of magic," Penn and Teller.
Penn and Teller were also on hand for Saturday afternoon's panel discussion on Skepticism in the Media, along with Adam Savage, co-host of Mythbusters, Bill Prady, executive producer and co-creator of the CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory, and Jennifer Ouellette, director of the Science & Entertainment Exchange. The group fielded questions from the audience about, well, science (and skepticism) in the realm of entertainment, ranging from what role film and TV can (or should) play in science communication, to what science teachers most inspired them, and why nobody on The Big Bang Theory practices origami. (Prady responded that Sheldon does origami -- "obviously" -- just not during the show.)
The entire conference was a celebration of a motto perhaps best encapsulated by TV's Gregory House (sadly not at TAM-7): "Trust me -- it's way cooler to know."


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In case you're feeling guilty for the conflicting thoughts in your mind, we wanted you to see a few of the comments we received when we asked how people's lives had been affected by caregiving. After you read a few of these, you'll see that what you're feeling is normal and that you're not alone. It wouldn't hurt to print these out and keep them by your bedside to remind yourself that what you're feeling is normal.
"Stress and depression have set in."
"The emotional problems have just about driven the family apart."
"I'm experiencing depression and just a 'there's no way out' feeling."
"It's a typical sandwich scenario — you care for elder parents and children and there just isn't much left for yourself and/or your spouse."
"I no longer have a partner at home or a companion for social activities. My free time is severely restricted to provide meals, personal care and transportation, as well as full-time case management for my husband."
"I feel I have no time to myself unless I'm in the restroom, at work or in my vehicle."
"I had to leave my job, working part time now from home not making even 10k a year, not able to go out except for running errands, not able to do the things I had planned on doing with my life."
"I have a great resentment towards family members who try to micromanage long distance. They have no idea how hard this is."
"I grieve the difficult changes having a stroke has caused my loved one to endure."
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"I felt anger and loneliness … people don't have a CLUE unless they have REALLY TAKEN CARE of someone. Seven months later I still feel outside of myself wondering when I will be normal and full of fun again. But I wouldn't change a thing I did for my mom. I have no regrets."
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"I don't get any assistance from other family members. However, they are always willing to give an opinion or pass judgment."
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"I can't commit to anything for fear she will end up in the hospital again and I will have to drop everything as I just did recently. I have no other siblings so it is all on me."
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Over here at GDD, our gardens are very lush and flourish with only the dankest and freshest buds for our ears to savor. Today i have decided to take a walk in that garden and pick some eclectic jams to sweeten your day. I also decided to pick out some eye candy from our very own and extremely talented web designer Falco™. Some say he is 2nd coming of jesus christ, while others say they have seen lazers shoot out of his eyes. However, do not fear my children, for tonight i have prepared something berry berry especial for you all. Now lets get down to ze Nitty-Gritty.
First, we have some Funky-fresh from none other than Breakbot. This is the new hotness and is saturated with emotion and groovy synth.
He's from Chile, his beats are spicy yet flowing, and just recently signed with tuff em up an Australian label. This is Barretso, and remember that name, good things are coming.
Millionyoung is awesome. Dreamy, synthy, beautiful. Special thanks over to our buddies over at Binary for these cheery chillwave™ teenage pregnancy jams.
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Grungy Grimey Grum yet very Groovy. Thought this would go well with tron.Jeremy's ealier post here
Fyfe Dangerfield (awesome name by the way) and monarchy have managed to throw together an 8 minute gem full of feel-good vibes and so many layered moods, i wasn't sure if i wanted to kiss the next person i saw or go for a cross country uni-cycle ride. Listen, make love, rinse and repeat.
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By Edward A. GearyHuntington
I entirely concur with Editor Patsy Stoddard's words of appreciation for Sheriff LaMar Guymon's long, devoted, and highly capable service to the citizens of Emery County. He will indeed be missed, not only by his friends and supporters but, in time, by many who voted against him in the recent election. I would also like to express appreciation to Commissioner Gary Kofford. Although he has not been in office as long as Sheriff Guymon, he has devoted himself intelligently and wholeheartedly to public service. His capacity for hard work and his detailed knowledge of the issues facing county government will be difficult to replace.
Still, we must remember that in our democratic republic an elected office is not a "job" in the usual sense. It is a public trust invested in individuals for a fixed term. At the end of that term, they must go to the voters to have their service either renewed or terminated. The voters are not required to give reasons, good or bad, for their choices. The majority gets the government it deserves. I congratulate Commissioner Horrocks, Commissioner-elect Nelson, and Sheriff-elect Funk on their very impressive election victories. I also congratulate the other county officials, who were re-elected without opposition (although I wish that those offices, too, had been contested). Such an overwhelming electoral mandate carries with it a heavy burden of responsibility. Over the next four years, we citizens will be watching closely to evaluate the wisdom of the policies and the quality of leadership provided by our county officials in these perilous times. If we are not satisfied (or if we are), there will be another opportunity to vote in 2014.


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So the NTSB has just issued a statement saying they want the FAA to make it mandatory that babies be strapped into carseats during takeoff, landing and when the fasten seat belt sign is on. I am furious my parents live a 7 hour flight away from me, and as most of us know well one of the things that make it possible to fly that far is that I can nurse for take off and landing, and I can have my daughter in my arms, to sooth her and comfort her and attend to her needs. They won't allow babies to be strapped into carriers either. How do we meet our children's needs when they are making it so difficult. I am very stressed and feeling like if this passes I'm going to be alienated from my family, and not able to visit them anymore.
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you will be able to visit them, maybe just not for a few more months or so. can they visit you? the time when the seatbelt light is on is only a smaller portion of the trip, and it's not like you're leaving her. she'll be right there with you and you'll be able to calm her, stroke her face, sing to her, etc. she may do quite well with it. what do you do in the car when she gets upset?
I just wanted to respond to your post because this has always been a difficult issue for me (for my daughter, now 2 and the baby I'm expecting). I flew a lot when my daughter was very young and always nursed her through take off and landing, and any other point in the flight she wanted it. But I always felt a little nervous about her safety. In one of our last flights before she turned 2, I did some research on safety of lap children on flights, and it was not reassuring. Babies can and have been thrown from their parents' arms during minor takeoff/ landing incidents and heavy turbulence. For me, I decided that I needed to put her safety first-- I would never dream of holding her in the car, for example (although I know you generally have the option of pulling over if you need to), and traveling in a plane on a runway at high speeds is a situation I now feel like my daughter should be in a car seat for. I also plan to buy a seat and use a carseat for my next child from infancy. It is a compromise and certainly makes traveling even more difficult (how much worse it can get, I don't know!), but I personally support this direction from the FAA. Now I wish they would back it up by offering discount fares for young children!


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I hate to take your time in these precious moments of extreme concentration and understand very well the intensity of your work. Therefore I shall not disturb you any longer nor take your time. You know where to find me , so feel free to call upon me when the need occurs. Have a wonderful evening
I am logged in on the other site if you want to talk
if not have a great evening sleep well, stay warm
i am still doing some studying while i am here i am thinking abiut somethings that i want to hand write for my english comp class. I want to post that tonight still
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Good evening, Nasrine. Work was cancelled for tomorrow due to the pending snow storm so I will probably stay in. Hope you have a great weekend. Enjoy the holidays and be safe.
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Good evening Nasrine i am still doing some homework but i need some breaks at times so i come here and see what is happening need to go make myself something small to eat
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Nasrine, yes, same to you...are you planning anything special for the holiday season? Don't know if you celebrate Christmas or Hanukkah? As for me, I'll be going to my sister-in-law's house Christmas Even in Orlando and coming back to Miami Christmas day. Can't stay long because I can't leave the kitties on their own for more than two days, you know how it is.
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You do the same sis thank you :-)
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Huntington City is accepting proposals from a General Contractor for
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The Pavilion project consists of the following:
1. Some demolition and preconstructive cleanup.
2. Construction of a 40' x 90' Pavilion with stage.
3. Electrical lighting, meter base, and breaker panel.
4. Cleanup
A bid bond in the amount of five percent (5%) of the proposed amount
will be required. This bond will be made payable to Huntington City
Building Authority and shall accompany the proposal.
Interested parties can contact Huntington City (435-687-2436) during
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A mandatory walk through will be held on Friday, March 26, 2010,
meeting at Huntington City Hall at 9:00 a.m.
Huntington City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or
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Project proposal packages will be available at the Huntington City
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Address: 20 South Main
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Phone: (435) 687-2436
Interested parties shall deliver a sealed bid proposal no later than
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March 31, 2010. Huntington City will award the project no later than
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This new cd for kids is just so much fun! Kids and grown-ups too can enjoy dancing and rocking your way through the day! You can enjoy every minute of rock and roll, Samba, Tango and beat the Blues! The entire cd is arranged to have a fun and FLYing good time all day long! When it is time to call an end to your day, just crawl into bed and find Time to Dream with your Wings to FLY! Every song is written just for all of our FLY kids!! Enjoy!
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Hmmm So far we've only seen 2 Kages from the different countries...
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I have an idea for creating Christmas songs for All Things Christmas. com
I love Christmas! And the old tradition Christmas Carols are fine too. However, I think it would be nice to create new and original Christmas songs.
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Douglas County is about to get its fifth active cemetery — its first in 138 years.
Of the other four active burial grounds in the county, the newest one is Cedar Hill Cemetery in Castle Rock, which broke ground for its first inhabitants in 1875.
The others, Franktown Cemetery, Bear Canon Cemetery in Sedalia and Parker Cemetery, were all established between 1870 and 1874. And while numerous smaller burial grounds and family plots have been established throughout the years, those four remain the only active burial grounds in the county — until now.
Seven Stones, as it will be called, will be built on a 33-acre plot in northwest Douglas County, off the Titan Road curve, east of the Highline Canal and west of Rampart Range Road, just south of Chatfield and north of where Sterling Ranch will be.
"The land was originally zoned as agricultural in 1955, but has sat vacant since," said Douglas County land-use planner Kati Rider. "The current property owners would like to develop a cemetery that complements the surrounding area through the use of compatible building materials and native plants."
The proposal to change the land to a planned development for that specific use was approved 7-2 by the planning commission on Aug. 13, and the county commissioners unanimously approved it, 3-0, on Oct. 8.
"I think that it is a service that is deeply needed in Douglas County," said County Commissioner Jack Hilbert. "I think that this is going to be a great amenity."
Doug Flin, representing Seven Stones, addressed the aging population of Douglas County during the Oct. 8 public hearing, reminding those in attendance that between 2010 and 2015 the county's population over age 65 will increase by 47 percent.
Flin also presented data from the U.S. Census Bureau and National Center for Health Statistics demonstrating a 60 percent increase in projected deaths in the United States between the year 2012 and 2045 as the population continues to increase.
"There is nothing in the area for residents of Douglas County, Jefferson County or Arapahoe to serve those neighboring communities," Flin said, adding that due to the proximity of the Lamb Spring Archeological Preserve, Seven Stones has agreed to conduct an archaeological survey of the site prior to the issuance of grading permits.
If everything goes according to plan, Seven Stones will be built out in five phases, with the first phase seeing 11 acres built out over the next one to three years. The final phase is not expected to be completed until the year 2050.
Plans call for walking paths, limited driving areas, an outlying processional path, two entrances, and a concept that calls to mind the Highlands Ranch Backcountry Wilderness Area, Hudson Gardens and the Denver Botanic Gardens, Flin said.
"This is not about what I call a sea of turf," he said. "We are going to be full service for internment of cremated remains, casket burial, pet burial, and offer a wide variety of memorialization."


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Comments: Good shoe. Runs a bit smaller than the Guide 5 so I sized 1/2 size up (which is my usual size anyway). Nice fit, enough room for my toes, heel is nicely cupped, adequate arch support and def an upgrade in terms of color choices. The Guide 5 seemed like a 'slow' shoe...this is not a racing flat either but it seems more flexible and with a bit more cushioning in the midsole which I like. Overall I would recommend this upgrade.
From: Katherine, IL
Comments: This shoe is terrible. It gave me a horrible case of plantar fasciitis in the arch of my left foot. I have owned 5 pairs of Guide 5, ran 4 half marathons and a ton of training mileage and never had a problem. I was very excited to get the Guide 6 as they trimmed a few ounces from it and supposedly did not change much in the shoe. Well something is different and I don't like it. I have been battling this injury for a month and I am training for a full marathon on 12/31. I hope I can recover!
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Hermann Hill is a Bed and Breakfast in Hermann, MO that has been offering guests an upscale Award-Winning Bed and Breakfast and River Bluff Cottage experience for more than 20 years. During your stay at our Hermann bed and breakfast you will experience luxurious accommodations and amenities. We tailor every stay based on your needs and offer exceptional concierge services to help you plan your stay.
Hermann Hill consists of two distinct upscale lodging properties that have been offering guests award winning bed and breakfast experiences for more than 20 years. Experience at both our Vineyard Inn & Spa and River bluff cottages luxurious accommodations and amenities that bring our guests back year after year. Our highly trained staff will tailor reservation based on your needs and gladly offer exceptional concierge services so that you will get the most from your Hermann Hill stay.
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Our mission is "to provide optimal care and services to individuals confronting dementia, and to their caregivers and families—through member organizations dedicated to improving quality of life."
Our History
The Alzheimer's Foundation of America (AFA) was founded by a consortium of organizations to fill the gap that existed on a national level to assure quality of care and excellence in service to individuals with Alzheimer's disease and related illnesses, and to their caregivers and families.
Our focus is "Caring for the Nation...One Person at a Time."
AFA unites more than 1,600 member organizations from coast-to-coast that are dedicated to meeting the educational, social, emotional and practical needs of individuals with Alzheimer's disease and related illnesses, and their caregivers and families. Under AFA's umbrella, these organizations collaborate on education, resources, best practices and advocacy —all resulting in better care for people affected by the disease.
AFA believes that by raising awareness of the disease and educating healthcare professionals and the public at large, we will:
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Donations help fund our toll-free helpline with counseling by licensed social workers, resources and referrals; educational conferences; a free caregiver magazine, care ADvantage; national initiatives such as National Memory Screening Day, professional education, training and qualification; and AFA Teens to educate and engage the younger generation. In addition, AFA provides grants to member organizations to provide family respite care and to enhance or develop programs and services; and, through strategic partnerships, AFA funds research for medical treatment and a cure.
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Ok. I'm not trying to scare you here. I'm really not even trying to suggest I am the only one with the skills to pull this one off. ha ha. So don't get me wrong here. I had NO CLUE how to share my pattern with you other than these photos and describing my crazy method. So I am hoping that anyone attempting this is able to get what they need from what I have here. So let me apologize in advance!
"I'm sorry. Please forgive me for what I am about to share with you."
Here is the pattern I made. I thought it was best to use a piece of scrap fabric so I could "test it out" before committing to my design. You are looking at the pattern on it's side and folded in half as you will be cutting your fabric. The front/middle of the cover-up is where the "fold" is indicated and the middle back, where the seam will be, is indicated with "cut edge - seam".
I chose a light, pink jersey knit for the "cover-up" portion of the outfit. I used my template to cut out my pink fabric on the fold as shown below.
For the mermaid tail I had to cut two separate pieces of fabric instead of the one for the cover up. Now, here I chose a nice, dark pink, light cotton fabric for mermaid tail. The downside to this is that it doesn't have any stretch to it, when the light pink knit does! If this bothers you, then you might want chose a fabric with some stretch. However, it worked fine for me because I allowed for a little extra room to make up for the lack of stretch.
- Cut out your mermaid tail fabric to match the template, on the fold, up to the hood/fin, but leaving about 1/2" or more above that to allow for seam allowance.
- Next, cut out your mermaid tail FIN fabric, but here you want to give yourself a lot of extra fabric to work with. (As shown in the picture below.)
With the right-side facing down, I placed my pieced fabric for the mermaid tail on top, matching them together.
Now here, you will notice that the cover-up fabric hood does not match the mermaid tail fin because we added extra fabric to make it really cool in a later step. So you need to add some little folds here and there as you are pinning these together. Don't worry... it doesn't need to be perfect. Just try to space out the folds a bit as you go.
Once you are pinned, sew these two layers together. Here you are sewing "along the top" of the two fabrics, from the back of one fin/hood piece, around and down the middle, v-neck line, then up and around the second fin/hood piece. DO NOT SEW down the back quite yet!
Another note... when I got to the v-neck portion I added some notches to the seam allowance, and added two or three additional seams to help reinforce it since I figured it would get tugged on a bit through wear.


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Billy Collins captivates Speakers Series audience
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
"You're taking a chance here," he said wryly at the start of his talk. "There's a pretty good chance Steve Wozniak [the Apple Computer co-founder who spoke last month] is going to get the day right, but with a poet, you never know… It's a pretty good day: I'm here, I'm sober," he said, eliciting laughter from the crowd. "Daydreaming is part of the poet's job. If there are acorns to be kicked, we will do the kicking."
Collins is a Distinguished Professor of English at Lehman College of the City University of New York. His work has appeared in publications including The New Yorker and The Paris Review, and he's a regular guest on NPR's "A Prairie Home Companion" and other programs. Phil Redo, managing director of WGBH-FM, Lesley's media partner for the Boston Speakers Series and home to Boston Public Radio, introduced Collins to the Symphony Hall audience. Redo noted Collins' remarkable stardom as a poet, heralding his distinction as the first U.S. poet to receive a six-figure publishing deal. As soon as Collins took the stage, he quipped, "That's the low six-figures."
During his lecture, Collins talked about his parents, his craft, and his thoughts on other poets and poetry. He also shared some of his own work. Reading his popular poem "The Lanyard," he brought laughter of recognition as he characterized the parent-child relationship through his story of crafting his mother a plastic lanyard at summer camp, proudly feeling it was gift enough to repay his mother's deep devotion to feed, clothe, educate and nurture him.
It reads, in part,
"She gave me life and milk from her breasts,and I gave her a lanyard.She nursed me in many a sick room,lifted spoons of medicine to my lips,laid cold face-cloths on my forehead,and then led me out into the airy lightand taught me to walk and swim,and I, in turn, presented her with a lanyard.Here are thousands of meals, she said,and here is clothing and a good education.And here is your lanyard, I replied,which I made with a little help from a counselor."
Collins attributes his love of poetry to his mother, who often dipped into poetry and had a melodious, rhythmic way of talking. His father wasn't particularly literary, but he received Poetry Magazine at his Wall Street office, which first exposed a young Collins to the sounds of contemporary poetry and language he could relate to, rather than poetry written by "dead white men," he explained. He believes humor is essential to good poetry and literature, going back as far as Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" and William Shakespeare. He theorized that humor ended abruptly in the Romantic era, and joked that William Wordsworth and other poets at the time got together and conspired to "remove sex and humor from poetry" and "substitute landscape."
"Seriousness and humor can be interestingly blended," he advocated, "as a means of illumination."
In his poem, "No Time," for example, he writes about rushing to work and honking at another car as he passed the cemetery in which his parents are buried. It concludes:
"Then, all day, I think of him rising upto give me that lookof knowing disapprovalwhile my mother calmly tells him to lie back down."
"You think writing a really funny poem about your dead parents is easy?" he posed to the audience. "You try that at home."
Collins also offered advice, and was asked during the Q&A period moderated by Redo whether you can teach people poetry. Collins said one can't learn to write poetry without a talent for verbal rhythm and metaphor; however, all good poets are influenced by other poets, and inspiration and a bit of jealousy of other writers "is the little propeller under the ship: you can't see it turning, but that's what's driving it."
He warned aspiring poets not to tackle enormous subjects frontally, such as the death of parents or the Trojan War. He advised a different approach, using his poem, "The Death of the Hat" as an example.
"The poem started out about hats, and at some point that made me think of my father, and at some point it became an elegy of my father."
He suggests using your pen as an instrument of discovery to find out what you're really thinking. When asked whether poetry has always been perceived as outdated, Collins responded that poetry is a victim of competition, starting with the novel, which he likened to the invention of electricity."But at weddings, funerals, and particularly after 9/11, people are turning back to poetry. Why turn away from it?" he said, noting poetry's importance during moments of fragility or significance, when we're thinking of life and mortality. "Carpe diem: Poetry has been telling you that since Roman times."
Before his lecture at Symphony Hall, Collins visited the Lesley campus and spoke with students and faculty in Marran Theater. Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Aaron Smith welcomed and closed the program, and recent graduate Tyler Burdwood introduced Collins.
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Realtor: How to Choose One That Really Works for You
If you are buying or selling a home, choosing a realtor may seem like a straightforward task. On the surface, all realtor seem alike. They all charge about the same fee, 6% of the sales price, and most agencies offer similar services. But, in reality, differences can be huge. Consumers who don't do their homework can wind up getting bad advice that could cost thousands.
Here's how to make sure you pick the best realtor for your transaction:
General Search
. When looking for a realtor, the best place to start is by asking friends for referrals. If you're new to the area, do an informal search of the properties in the neighborhood. If the same name pops up on lots of real estate signs, you've probably found someone who specializes in that particular area. This can be a real plus, since the agent will probably be well versed in the homes, schools, municipal services and other important information.
Once you've narrowed down the list, make an appointment to meet with the real estate agent in their office. Before you start talking about houses, find out as much as you can about the agent:
How long have they been licensed as an agent?
An inexperienced agents may be fine for uncomplicated purchases like condos or townhouses. But for the most part, you want to look for somebody who has at least 5 years of experience. Getting licensed is relatively easy. Staying with the business for at least five years isn't and shows a strong commitment to the profession.
Is the agent part-time or full-time?
While all agents have to start somewhere, working with a part-time agent may not be in your best interests. Part time agents have other commitments that can get in the way of giving you full-time attention. In addition, agents that are part time may simply not be successful enough to have developed business adequate to support a full time commitment.
What awards has the agent won?
Most full time realtors worth their salts will have several.
How accessible is the agent?
Do they maintain office hours? Can you call them at home? By cell? Buying real estate can be a traumatic experience. With lots of surprises along the way, you'll want an agent that's easily accessible if you need to reach them.
Take note if the agent is good listener.
Do they cut you off before you've finished a sentence? There's nothing worse than wasting time looking at houses you have no interest in because the agent has not listened carefully to your needs.
The Relationship.
Once you feel convinced the agent can do a good job representing you, you need to decide what kind of contractual relationship you will have. It used to be that agents always 'represented' the seller of the home. Nowadays, things are much different and you can choose what kind of relationship you will have with your realtor:
Buyer's Agent:
This is clearly the best choice if you are buying a house. The buyer's agent works only for the buyer and is bound to represent you above all other interests.
Seller's Agent:
The seller's agent works only for the seller of the home. This means that they essentially look out for the seller's interest - and not yours.
Disclosed Dual Agent:
In this type of arrangement, the agent works for both the buyer AND the seller. This often happens when an agent sells a property they have also listed for sale. The problem here is obvious. The agent is serving two masters and can not put the interest of one above the interests of another. As a home buyer, you're better off working with an agent that is bound to look out for only you.
One mistake many inexperienced home buyers make when choosing a realtor is to call real estate offices based only on a sign in the front yard of an advertised property. What they often don't realize is that whichever agent shows them that house becomes their agent for the sale. Cold calling a group of real estate offices is a lousy way to select the professional who will help you through the biggest purchase of your life.
For best results, choose the realtor first -- based upon the agent's experience, reputation and your personal comfort level; is the best way to be certain your agent truly represents you!
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19 CFR 12.74 - Nonroad and stationary engine compliance with Federal antipollution emission requirements.
(a)Applicability of EPA regulations. The requirements governing the importation of nonroad and stationary engines subject to conformance with applicable emissions standards of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are contained in EPA regulations, issued under the Clean Air Act, as amended ( 42 U.S.C. 7401et seq.). These EPA regulations should be consulted for detailed information as to the admission requirements for subject nonroad and stationary engines. See 40 CFR part 1068, subpart D, with the following exceptions:
(1) For nonroad compression-ignition regulated under 40 CFR part 89, see 40 CFR part 89, subpart G. This applies to certain engines through the 2011 model year.
(2) For nonroad spark-ignition engines at or below 19 kilowatts regulated under 40 CFR part 90, see 40 CFR part 90, subpart G. This applies to certain engines through the 2011 model year.
(3) For marine compression-ignition engines regulated under 40 CFR part 94, see 40 CFR part 94, subpart I. This includes propulsion engines and auxiliary engines installed on marine vessels. This applies to certain engines through the 2013 model year.
(b)Admission of nonconforming nonroad engines -
(1)EPA declaration form required. EPA Form 3520-21, "Importation of Engines, Vehicles, and Equipment Subject to Federal Air Pollution Regulations", must be completed by the importer and retained on file by him before making a customs entry for such nonroad or stationary engines/vehicles/equipment.
(2)Retention and submission of records to CBP. Documents supporting the information required in the EPA declaration must be retained by the importer for at least five years in accordance with § 163.4 of this chapter and shall be provided to CBP upon request.
(c)Release under bond -
(1)Conditional admission. If the EPA declaration states that the entry for a nonconforming nonroad engine is being filed under one of the exemptions described in paragraph (c)(3) of this section, under which the engine must be conditionally admitted under bond, the entry for such engine shall be accepted only if a bond is given on CBP Form 301 containing the conditions set forth in § 113.62 of this chapter for the presentation of an EPA statement that the engine has been brought into conformity with Federal emissions requirements.
(2)Final admission. Should final admission be sought and granted pursuant to EPA regulations for an engine conditionally admitted initially under one of the exemptions described in paragraphs (c)(3) of this section, the importer or consignee shall deliver to the port director the prescribed statement. The statement shall be delivered within the period authorized by EPA for the specific exemption, or such additional period as the port director of CBP may allow for good cause shown. Otherwise, the importer or consignee shall deliver or cause to be delivered to the port director the subject engine, either for export or other disposition under applicable CBP laws and regulations (see paragraph (e) of this section). If such engine is not redelivered within five days following the allotted period, liquidated damages shall be assessed in the full amount of the bond, if a single entry bond, or if a continuous bond, the amount that would have been taken under a single entry bond (see 40 CFR 89.612(d), 90.613(c) and (d), 94.805(c) and (d), and 1068.335).
(3)Exemptions. The specific exemptions under which a nonconforming nonroad engine may be conditionally admitted, and for which a CBP bond is required, are as follows:
(i) Repairs or alterations (see 40 CFR 89.611(b)(1), 90.612(b)(1), 94.804(b)(1), 1068.325(a)).
(ii) Testing (see 40 CFR 89.611(b)(2), 90.612(b)(2), 94.804(b)(2), 1068.325(b)).
(iii) Display (see 40 CFR 89.611(b)(4), 90.612(b)(3), 94.804(b)(4), 1068.325(c)).
(iv) Precertification (see 40 CFR 89.611(b)(3)).
(d)Notice of inadmissibility or detention. If an engine is found to be inadmissible either before or after release from CBP custody, the importer or consignee shall be notified in writing of the inadmissibility determination and/or redelivery requirement. However, an engine which cannot be released merely due to a failure to furnish with the entry any documentary information as required by EPA shall be held in detention by the port director for a period not to exceed 30 days after filing of the entry at the risk and expense of the importer pending submission of the missing information. An additional 30-day extension may be granted by the port director upon application for good cause shown. If at the expiration of a period not over 60 days the required documentation has not been filed, a notice of inadmissibility will be issued.
(e)Disposal of engines not entitled to admission; prohibited importations. A nonroad or stationary engine denied admission under EPA regulations shall be disposed of consistent with such EPA regulations and in accordance with applicable CBP laws and regulations. The importation of nonroad or stationary engines other than as prescribed under EPA regulations is prohibited.
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Nature's Answer, Chia Meal, 12 oz (340.5 g) (Discontinued Item)
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- Код Товара: NTA-16530
- UPC Код: 083000165306
- Количество в Упаковке: 12 oz (340.5 g)
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- Rich in Omega-3
- Dietary Supplement
- Natural High-ORAC Antioxidants
- Vegetarian Sourced Essential Fatty Acids
- High in Dietary Fiber
- Heart Healthy Powder
Chia was cultivated by the ancient Aztecs, and was honored as a "power food". Chia is one of the best plant sources of beneficial Omega-3 oils, especially a-linoleic acid (ALA). Scientific Research on Omega-3 and other essential fatty acids (EFA) continues to prove that EFA's support cardiovascular health, comfortable joint mobility, immune system function and overall cellular energy. Chia is often stored for long periods of time as a Survival Food, since it does not quickly turn rancid like other sources of essential fatty acids. Chia is high in vitamins and minerals, such as magnesium, potassium and phosphorus. It contains many antioxidants, including significant levels of caffeic acids, quercetin and flavonols.
Chia is an excellent source of high molecular weight soluble fiber, which supports healthy bowel function. When Chia is mixed into a liquid, it forms a thick mass due to its high content of beneficial mucilages. This slows the digestion of carbohydrates in the digestive system, leading to a feeling of fullness, and reduces the spike in blood sugar that often accompanies the ingestion of carbohydrates.
Nature's Answer's Chia Meal is produced using totally natural growing techniques, which have been used since antiquity to produce this high protein nutritious grain. Chia meal is 100% vegetarian, gluten-free, Non-GMO and is produced without the use of pesticides.
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Mix one (1) scoop (15 g) of Chia meal into 8 oz. of liquid. Shake or stir briskly for one minute to evenly suspend. Let mixture settle for 5 minutes. Then sip this heart healthy, highest plant source of Omega-3 supplement, which also assists bowel function and regularity. Follow with an additional 8 oz. of liquid.
Chia can be liberally sprinkled on all kinds of foods to enhance their nutritional benefits. Try Chia in yogurt, oatmeal, salads, gravy, pudding or in any of your favorite recipes!
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100% Chia Seed Powder (Salvia hispanica L).
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|Serving Size: 1 Scoop (15 g)
|Servings Per Container: 23
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value
|Calories from fat
|Total Fat
|5 g
|Saturated Fat
|0.5 g
|Monounsaturated Fat
|0.5 g
|Polyunsaturated Fat
|4 g
|Total Carbohydrate
|6 g
|5 g
|3 g
|Omega 3 Fatty Acids (alpha linolenic acid)
|2348 mg
|Omega 6 Fatty Acids (linoleic acid)
|741 mg
|Omega 9 Fatty Acids (oleic acid)
|220 mg
|* Percent Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
† Daily Value not established.


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Translation of the Relics of Stephen the Protomartyr
The Gospel according to Mark 12:1-12
The Lord said this parable, "A man planted a vineyard, and set a hedge around it, and dug a pit for the wine press, and built a tower, and let it out to tenants, and went into another country. When the time came, he sent a servant to the tenants, to get from them some of the fruit of the vineyard. And they took him and beat him, and sent him away empty handed. Again he sent to them another servant, and they wounded him in the head, and treated him shamefully. And he sent another, and him they killed; and so with many others, some they beat and some they killed. He had still one other, a beloved son; finally he sent him to them, saying, 'They will respect my son.' But those tenants said to one another, 'This is the heir; come, let us kill him, and the inheritance will be ours.' And they took him and killed him, and cast him out of the vineyard. What will the owner of the vineyard do? He will come and destroy the tenants, and give the vineyard to others. Have you not read this scripture: 'The very stone which the builders rejected has become the head of the corner; this was the Lord's doing, and it is marvelous in our eyes'?" And they tried to arrest him, but feared the multitude, for they perceived that he had told the parable against them; so they left him and went away.
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