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According to Google, this Kuby is a "host" for an AirAmerica show so think that makes it pretty obvious where his politcal leanings are.
And from his website http://www.kubylaw.com/
The Law Office of Ronald L. Kuby has represented some of the most reviled and revered people in some of the most high-profile criminal and civil rights actions in the United States.
Attorneys in this office have represented individuals accused of bombing the World Trade Center; Colin Ferguson, the Long Island Railroad gunman; renowned photographer Spencer Tunick; the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club; prominent labor unions; accused airplane hijackers; The All-Mighty Latin King and Queen Nation; Malcolm Xs daughter, charged with conspiracy to murder Minister Louis Farrakahn; Jesse Friedman, whose story is featured in the acclaimed film Capturing the Friedmans; David Hampton, whose life story formed the inspiration for John Guares Six Degrees of Separation; dozens of conscientious objectors; plaintiffs in two United States Supreme Court cases establishing First Amendment protection for flag-burning; several wrongfully convicted inmates.
If this douche bag is appointed as Abdiwali Abdiqadir Muse's liar, I mean lawyer, you can rest assured that no amount of taxpayer's dollars will be spared in discovery, depositions, psychiatric exams, expert witnesses, etc and research for case studies of international law, as well a basic defense theme of assertions/allegations that this Somali is some kind of victim of America's brutal racist and globalist exploitational policies of the Third World. After all this is the same guy whose offices commitment to "social justice" led to one of the highest jury awards in New York State history: An historic $43 million jury verdict against Bernard Hugo Goetz, the notorious subway gunman who gunned down four young Black men in 1984.
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Summit Health - Chambersburg Hospital
Chambersburg, PA
"HBE enabled Chambersburg Hospital to achieve a superior design with larger private rooms and improved operational efficiencies while maintaining the quality specifications we require."
Norman B. Epstein
Former President/CEO
Avera St. Anthony's Hospital
O'Neill, NE
"Our original architect proposed a project that we could not afford. We are very happy with our HBE project that included all our program requirements and saved us $7 million. We can remain a viable health care facility that provides a wide variety of services into the next 25 years."
Ron Cork
Orange Regional Medical Center
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"HBE offered the most experience and one point of accountability. With a traditional model, you point at the architect, the architect points at the engineer, and the engineer points at the construction guy. HBE is the only true integrated design-build firm."
Wayne Becker
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Samaritan Medical Center
Watertown, NY
"Obtaining an alternative design, complete with construction drawings and a guaranteed lump sum price simply makes sense. Our decision to move away from the traditional approach in favor of HBE's design-build approach kept us within budget."
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Mad Men Season 6, good show, although I think this coming up season will be a good time to end it.
Mad Men Season 6, good show, although I think this coming up season will be a good time to end it.
Finishing The Debt.
Excellent movie!
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
Marooned (1969). Astronauts Richard Crenna, Gene Hackman and James Franciscus are marooned in space, and the space agency has to figure out how to get them home. Gregory Peck is in charge of Mission Control, and David Jansen is one of his astronauts.
The Lavender Hill Mob (1951). A younger Obi-Wan is a meek little account who masterminds a gold bullion robbery from his employer.
Take the High Ground (1954). Richard Widmark is a Korean War veteran, now drill instructor trying to pass on his wisdom to new recruits.
Gamera (1965). Nothing like a giant turtle attacking Tokyo!
Watched Justice League: War and I must say that I have never been so disappointed with a DC animated feature. As good as last year's Flashpoint Paradox was, this was its equivalent in bad. The source material was deficient enough in its reinterpretation of the origin of the league, but this adaptation lacked even the basic elements that have traditionally made the DC animated films: strong voices, tight script, fidelity to the characters. Bruce Timm has been gone for a few films now, and no disrespect intended towards James Tucker, but this is the first which decidedly begs to have his influence back. And, sadly, it appears that on the docket of upcoming films is a sequel to this one. On the plus side, the bluray has bonus invasion themed episodes Justice League Unlimited and Young Justice - both of which are FAR superior to this.
You are my biggest fan.
That Thing You Do! Extended Cut. Still a great song and a good movie.


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but i couldn't find the modified HID.cpp file he is talking about in his post.so help needed to find that file ,to use my arduino leonardo as a mouse to move pointer to specific co-ordinate .and thank you for your interest appreciate that
thank you for that and i have started my project but one more help needed to increase the resolution above mouse.move(100,100); because am using an wide screen laptop it may require mouse.move(120.120);
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The Piña Colada cocktail is a popular drink that features the flavors found in this cheesecake. The combination of orange, pineapple, coconut and rum combine for a marvelous, tropical-inspired cheesecake.
Use a food processor to quickly and easily make the graham cracker crumbs.
When making any cheesecake, be sure to have the cream cheese, eggs and other ingredients at room temperature. Also, this is not the time to select low-fat or fat-free cream cheese or sour cream, as these will not work as well nor will the low fat varieties create the best flavor and texture for the finished cake.
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Marshalls/TJ Maxx are now stocking the TRU "exclusive" Rebel Transport Speeder for $9.99. Picked up two today, but saw several more.
Marshalls/TJ Maxx are now stocking the TRU "exclusive" Rebel Transport Speeder for $9.99. Picked up two today, but saw several more.
Amazingly, I found another Imperial Naval Commander today at Rosemead Target. What's strange is that with that sighting and yesterday's, the INC was just remnants of that wave. I've been waiting for that INC to come down in price at Amazon since late June so it's strange to suddenly find two of those at retail.
Found the DG Joes at the Banning Dollar General. One of each, got them all. They had some sort of Transformers Legends figures, too, but I passed: Bumblebee, Starscream, Optimus Prime (with a sword for some reason), and G2 tank Megatron.
That's my jacket!
hey guys,
Avengers exclusives spotted. PM, call or text for details. I apologize in advance if I'm sleeping. Had a graveyard last nite.
Are we talking about the WM Avengers 6" figures? I know Maradona and I still need help with them so please continue to be on the lookout for them. Thanks!
On a side note, I finally was able to find Thanos/Warlock comic pack - in Illinois. A board member on another site posted that his WM had them on clearance for $11 and I asked if he could purchase and ship me one, despite my being a complete stranger. I was very lucky. Since a friend had found the FF Dr. Doom/Spiderman pack, I am now done with the Marvel Universe figures that are currently available. I never found a Vision or single pack Thanos at retail, but I suspect they'll eventually refresh those. If any of you see the Prof. X/Jubilee/Blastaar wave that is supposedly popping up, please pick up or stash. I'd like to get a few Prof. X, since he'd make good custom fodder.
Also, I finally opened the Super Helicarrier and Maria Hill is not as bad I expected, but still not super. I can see Hasbro reusing her mold for Sharon Carter/Agent 13.


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Blue Atlas cedar, Chinese wheel-stamen, white pine and hemlock trees frame the view of Prospect House from the western entrance of Prospect Garden. The gardens on campus continue to add beauty to the grounds during the winter months.
This curved bench in the shadow of the University Chapel honors Beatrix Farrand, the University's first consulting landscape architect. American holly (left) and Nellie Stevens holly (right) trees bring liveliness to a reflective space.
"Remembrance," a bronze bell suspended on a wooden post at the entrance to the Sept. 11 memorial garden, was designed by Toshiko Takaezu, a renowned ceramist and a former Princeton faculty member in the Program in Visual Arts.
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Evergreen beauty of campus gardens thrives year round
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The winter season brings a subdued beauty to Princeton's campus. As the fall foliage fades, Princeton's evergreens take on a more prominent role in coloring the landscape and adding vitality to the grounds. According to Jim Consolloy, who retired Feb. 1 after nearly 21 years as grounds manager, some of the University's most well-traveled spaces are spectacular in winter as well as summer.
• Along the north side of the University Chapel near Firestone Library, a bench commemorates Beatrix Farrand, who served as the University's first consulting landscaping architect from 1915 to 1943. The bench's inscription reads, "Her love of beauty and order is everywhere visible in what she planted for our delight." The first stanza of Henry Wotton's poem "The Character of a Happy Life" is carved into the stone at the foot of the bench. Three types of evergreens -- American holly and Nellie Stevens holly trees, as well as spreading English yew shrubs -- serve as a backdrop.
• Tucked away at the northeast corner of the chapel, the Hibben Garden features several examples of winter foliage. The garden honors John G. Hibben, who was Princeton's president from 1912 to 1932, during the chapel's construction. A sculpture marks the center of the garden's red gravel, cross-shaped paths, and a limestone bench bears the inscription, "Come ye yourselves apart into a lonely place and rest a while." The foliage includes English boxwood, Japanese little leaf holly and rhododendron trees, with sweetbox shrubs as ground cover.
Symmetrical arborvitae trees complement the symmetrical paths of Prospect Garden, which are in the shape of the Princeton University seal. Boxwood hedges and pines, spruce and hemlock are among the other evergreens that color the winter landscape.
• Prospect Garden maintains its beauty through the winter months. More than 30 species of conifers (some evergreens and some deciduous) exist on the property. Among the trees that line the front walkway are American elms; Carolina, Japanese and Canadian hemlock; Adcock's and Norway spruces; Blue Atlas cedar; and a dawn redwood that is nearly 125 feet high. Some of the pines, spruce and hemlock trees enclosing the garden behind Prospect House are more than 150 years old. The plantings include boxwood hedges and symmetrical arborvitae trees, with approximately 8,000 flower bulbs underground waiting to bloom in the spring and summer.
Heavenly bamboo with red berries adds a pop of color to the Sept. 11 memorial garden.
• The Sept. 11 memorial garden, on the west side of Chancellor Green and East Pyne Hall, was dedicated in 2003 to the 13 Princeton alumni who died in the terrorist attacks. On the bluestone pavers, 13 bronze stars laid in a circle bear the alumni's names and class years, and a bronze bell by artist Toshiko Takaezu marks the entrance to the garden. Three evergreen trees — a towering Kashmir (deodar) cedar, a fernleaf cypress and a Rein's dwarf incense cedar — complement the little leaf holly hedges and heavenly bamboo with red berries.


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Welcome to the O Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles! The O is an independent boutique hotel, featuring 67 modern rooms in a unique, historic setting. Built in 1925, The O was completely renovated in 2007, and now presents a warm, sophisticated experience, with a bit of vintage flair.
Located on Flower St. between 8th and 9th streets, in the heart of the Financial District, we're within easy walking distance to most of Downtown's major attractions, including the Staples Center, L.A. Live, the Convention Center, Pershing Square, Disney Concert Hall, and the Music Center. The 7th Street Metro Center is one block away, and offers the quickest, most affordable transportation to Universal Studios and the heart of Hollywood.
Located on the lobby level, Bar | Kitchen is a seasonal American restaurant open for Lunch, Happy Hour, and Dinner, as well as room service. Also in the lobby, Frais Spa offers massage, manicure, pedicure, facial, and waxing services in a modern, unique, and relaxing environment.
The O Hotel also offers a variety of intimate event and meeting spaces for your next corporate function, birthday, or social gathering.


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The Eastwood 3/8" Twin Hammer Composite Impact Wrench is the perfect power package for those stubborn seized bolts.
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Before the air impact wrench, changing a tire during a pit stop took at least a full minute. If you've seen a Nascar, F1, Indy Car or other pro race pit stop in the last 50 years, you know with the help of an impact gun those tires can come off and on in about 15 seconds. They can save you even more time in your shop, the first time you run up against a stuck nut that no amount of strength with a ratchet handle can budge. The rhythmic hammer nature of air impact guns can also break lose fasteners that make it difficult to hold the other side of, like axles and harmonic balance bolts.


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Center for the Environment Sustainable Communities Seed Grant Program
November 19, 2014
C4E is offering seed grants between $5,000 and $20,000 related to the themes of the new building sustainable communities cluster hire and research initiative. Proposals are short, and are due November 24, 2014.Read Full Story
Pulitzer Prize-winning author highlights Purdue Cancer Culture and Community events
November 19, 2014
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Dan Fagin, a nationally prominent journalist on environmental health topics, headlined Purdue University's 2014 Cancer Culture & Community Colloquium with a talk in November.Read Full Story
NATURE AND CODE: IN-IL High School Creative Coding Competition at Purdue University
November 4, 2014
The IN-IL Creative Coding Competition is one of three high school student art competitions sponsored by the Purdue Department of Art and Design. This specific competition is co-sponsored by the Departments of Art and Design and Computer Science, as wRead Full Story
Dr. Jennifer Freeman appointed C4E Faculty Fellow
October 14, 2014
Freeman, associate professor of health and human sciences, will help expand the center's work in the areas of toxicology and environmental health.Read Full Story
Center featured in recent issue of Purdue Today
September 16, 2014
Since 2006, the Center for the Environment in Discovery Park has galvanized multidisciplinary, problem-driven research at Purdue that focuses on finding solutions to critical environmental challenges.Read Full Story
Purdue researcher plans Global Soundscapes Day to record sounds of the Earth
April 22, 2014
A Purdue University researcher is collaborating with partners across the globe for a special Earth Day experience on designed to capture up to 1 million natural sound recordings and upload them for preservation.Read Full Story
Purdue innovation kills waterborne microorganisms, produces safer drinking water
October 24, 2013
Purdue professors Ernest "Chip" Blatchley and Bruce Applegate, have developed prototypes of a water disinfection system to take advantage of UV radiation from the sun, which is plentiful in many areas where clean water is lacking.Read Full Story
Purdue student and Global Sustainability Institute representative wins Udall Scholarship
September 30, 2013
Purdue student and Global Sustainability Institute Student Representative Allison Turner celebrates winning a Morris K. Udall Scholarship with Leigh Raymond, C4E Director and Purdue's Udall Faculty Representative.Read Full Story
After Japan's 'multifaceted disaster,' Purdue professor sees sobering present, dismaying future
September 30, 2013
Purdue professor, Daniel Aldrich returned in August from a yearlong Fulbright research fellowship at the University of Tokyo. He studied the aftermath of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear meltdown in Fukushima.Read Full Story
A sculpture seeks to inspire, using a voice nature has lost.
September 5, 2013
Two 8-foot androgynous, red clay heads chirped back and forth to each other Wednesday afternoon in front of Purdue University Yue-Kong Pao Hall of Visual and Performing Arts.Read Full Story
Study: Environmental policies matter for growing megacities
April 3, 2013
A new study shows clean-air regulations have dramatically reduced acid rain in the United States, Europe, Japan and South Korea over the past 30 years, but the opposite is true in fast-growing East Asian megacities, possibly due to lax antipollutionRead Full Story
Farmer beliefs about climate change and carbon sequestration incentives
March 26, 2013
Agricultural land management practices are frequently discussed in the context of domestic and international policies to mitigate and adapt to future climate change. Agriculture has not been one of the economic sectors covered by proposed or enactedRead Full Story
Satish Ukkusuri joins the C4E as a Discovery Park Faculty Research Scholar
March 11, 2013
Dr. Ukkusuri's research will explore grand challenges in sustainability, specifically, research questions related to low carbon living issues related to (i) personal mobility credits and (ii) behavioral issues in disaster management.Read Full Story
Environmental Research and Teaching Opportunity
February 18, 2013
Please note the unique opportunity to bring a colleague doing environmental research and teaching to Purdue for a semester or a year in 2013-14, in partnership with the university honors college. Applications are due March 15.Read Full Story
Udall Foundation Scholarship Announcement
November 29, 2012
The Udall Foundation will award 50 scholarships in 2013 to current sophomore and junior college students pursuing careers related to the environment, tribal public policy, or Native American health care.Read Full Story
Environmentalist who was car-free for 22 years, silent for 17 years, to speak at Purdue
October 15, 2012
John Francis, a leading U.S. environmentalist who stopped riding in motorized vehicles for 22 years and spent 17 years voluntarily silent, will deliver the keynote speech Oct. 16 at Purdue's Ecological Sciences and Engineering Symposium 2012.Read Full Story
Ecological Sciences and Engineering (ESE) Symposium 2012
September 19, 2012
Ecological Sciences and Engineering (ESE) Symposium 2012 URBAN RISE: Footprints of a Global Civilization October 16-17 at Discovery ParkRead Full Story
Congratulations to Greg Shaver for receiving Engine Technology Innovation Award
September 5, 2012
Gregory Shaver, an associate professor of mechanical engineering at Purdue University, have received the SAE International Max Bentele Award for Engine Technology Innovation.Read Full Story
Raymond selected as new director of Discovery Park's Center for the Environment
July 9, 2012
Purdue political science professor Leigh Raymond has been selected as the new director of Discovery Park's Center for the Environment, a research center dedicated to meeting the world's emerging environmental challenges.Read Full Story
Agricultural Research Award goes to ecohydrologist
May 2, 2012
Indrajeet Chaubey, a professor of agricultural and biological engineering, is the winner of Purdue University's 2012 Agricultural Research Award for his work in helping to preserve water as a natural resource.Read Full Story
Cheetah Conservation Fund founder to speak at Purdue
April 27, 2012
Laurie Marker, founder and executive director of the Cheetah Conservation Fund, will speak at 12:30 p.m. Friday (April 27) in Purdue University's Lynn Hall of Veterinary Medicine.Read Full Story
C4E Director Candidate Search Seminars
April 26, 2012
The candidates for C4E Director search will give seminars next week to discuss their position with the center and its future.Read Full Story
Discovery Park research centers plan lineup of Earth Day activities
April 17, 2012
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Center for the Environment, Energy Center and Purdue Climate Change Research Center in Discovery Park are joining units across the Purdue University campus for several public events next week to celebrate Earth Day 2012.Read Full Story
Search for Director, Center for the Environment, Discovery Park
April 4, 2012
A search is underway for the next Director of The Center for the Environment (C4E) in Discovery Park. The review and interview process is scheduled to be completed before the end of the semester so that a new director will start during summerRead Full Story
Whisper of the Wild
March 28, 2012
Setting off in the predawn gloaming of central Alaska, we were the sounds of swishing snow pants, crunching boots and cold puffs of breath. As sunrise gradually lightened the late November sky, we took visible shape: a single-file parade on a narrowRead Full Story
A Lifetime of Listening
March 28, 2012
Few have heard the world as Bernie Krause has. Originally trained as a musician, he spent years recording the most famous musicians of the 1960s and 70s. Then he left the studio to explore the origins of music in nature. Krause has recorded wild sounRead Full Story
Daniel Aldrich just published in the lastest AsiaPacific Issue Series
January 17, 2012
Dr. Aldrich's paper titled "Post-Crisis Japanese Nuclear Policy: From Top-Down Directives to Bottom-Up Activism," was published in the latest edition of the AsiaPacific Issue Series.Read Full Story
Grant lends global ear for Purdue professor's research
November 21, 2011
With the help of a federal grant, a Purdue University researcher is leading an effort to further an emerging area of scientific research. Bryan Pijanowski, a forestry and natural resources professor, is bringing together a team of scientists, musiciaRead Full Story
Symposium to focus on environmental challenges of global population growth
November 8, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University's Ecological Sciences and Engineering Interdisciplinary Graduate Program is leading a campus-wide symposium on Tuesday and Wednesday (Nov. 8 and 9) to highlight the environmental issues of population growth.Read Full Story
Purdue researcher leads effort to capture natural sounds, coordinate global network
November 7, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A Purdue University researcher will lead a global natural soundscape networkRead Full Story
Purdue, Colombian company seek research collaborations
October 14, 2011
President France A. Cordova and Federico Restrepo, CEO of Grupo Empresarial EPM (Empresas Publicas de Medellin), sign a memorandum of understanding that will facilitate collaborations in the areas of nanotechnology, water resources, environmental sciRead Full Story
New technology uses solar UV to disinfect drinking water
October 5, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A team of Purdue University researchers has invented a prototype water-disinfection system that could help the world's 800 million people who lack safe drinking water.Read Full Story
U.S. unlikely to hit Renewable Fuel Standard for cellulosic biofuels
October 5, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The biofuel industry will not be able to meet the cellulosic production requirements of the Renewable Fuel Standard without significant advancements in technology or investment, according to a National Academy of Sciences studyRead Full Story
Purdue gets $3.8 million to study, educate on bioenergy crops
September 30, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University researchers will use a portion of a $25 million grant to determine the potential of grasses as environmentally responsible bioenergy crops and to educate farmers and others about the findings.Read Full Story
Purdue Green Week to celebrate sustainability
September 23, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University's annual Green Week kicks off Monday (Sept. 26) with an international sustainability symposium and a lecture by actor and eco-living advocate Ed Begley Jr.Read Full Story
Ingersoll Rand's Commitment to Energy Efficiency Shines at the 2011 Solar Decathlon
September 22, 2011
INDIANAPOLIS, Sep 20, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Ingersoll-Rand plc, a world leader in creating and sustaining safe, comfortable and efficient environments, this week proudly supports Purdue University's home design entry in the U.S. Department of EnergRead Full Story
Confucius Institute to host 'Amazing China: A Cultural Entertainment'
September 20, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Confucius Institute at Purdue University will host "Amazing China: A Cultural Entertainment" on Sept. 27, featuring the Shanghai Jiao Tong University symphonic orchestra.Read Full Story
Shell Energy Day at Purdue shines spotlight on oil and natural gas exploration, impacts
September 20, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Shell Energy Day at Purdue University on Thursday (Sept. 22) will delve into the industry challenges, environmental impacts and student career opportunities in oil and natural gas exploration.Read Full Story
EcoPartnership symposium to bring together China, U.S. scientists
September 19, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Nearly 150 U.S. and Chinese researchers will tackle the challenge of fueling two of the world's largest economies while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions as part of an inaugural conference this month on the Purdue UniversiRead Full Story
Energy Center, John Zink Co. collaborate on research fellowships
September 7, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University's Energy Center and John Zink Co. in Oklahoma are collaborating to create three $5,000 interdisciplinary research fellowships focusing on the area of combustion and open to graduate students across campus.Read Full Story
Ed Begley Jr. to speak at Purdue as part of Green Week, China-U.S. EcoPartnership activities
September 2, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Ten years after 9/11, researchers at Purdue University are continuing work that could lead to safer steel structures such as buildings and bridges and also an emerging type of nuclear power plant design.Read Full Story
Engineers test effects of fire on steel structures, nuclear plant design
September 2, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Ten years after 9/11, researchers at Purdue University are continuing work that could lead to safer steel structures such as buildings and bridges and also an emerging type of nuclear power plant design.Read Full Story
Open house offers last chance to see inside solar home
August 25, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University's INhome solar house will be open to the public Thursday through Saturday (Aug. 25-27).Read Full Story
Purdue researcher travels to China to promote EcoPartnership, sustainability July 11, 2011
July 22, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue earth and atmospheric sciences professor Timothy Filley has been awarded a Chinese Academy of Sciences Visiting Professorship for Senior International Scientists, marking the university's first activity under a new PurduRead Full Story
Indiana wind power conference expands to other renewable tech
June 28, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - An annual wind power conference in July is expanding this year to include other renewable energies, including solar and alternative fuels, and educational workshops to help homeowners and small businesses use the technologies.Read Full Story
Comparing apples and oranges: Purdue handheld technology detects chemicals on store produce
June 8, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University researchers recently took their miniature mass spectrometer grocery shopping to test for traces of chemicals on standard and organic produce.Read Full Story
Study Finds Westinghouse AP1000 Shield Building Is Well Designed
June 2, 2011
Purdue University Study Finds Westinghouse AP1000 Shield Building Is Well Designed to Withstand Strong Earthquakes Purdue University researchers have completed large-scale tests to verify the structural integrity of the shield building that contaiRead Full Story
U.S. State Department selects Purdue to lead China EcoPartnership
May 12, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The U.S. State Department is selecting Purdue University to lead one of six U.S.-China EcoPartnerships, which will focus on sustainability issues including environmental challenges posed by alternative energy and climate changeRead Full Story
Purdue students build street-legal 2, 200 mpg solar powered car
April 22, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Purdue Solar Racing team's solar-powered urban commuter car achieved the equivalent of almost 2,200 miles per gallon in the 2011 Shell EcoMarathon international competition this week in Houston.Read Full Story
Purdue picked for international 'EcoCAR' competition
April 14, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University has been selected as one of 16 teams to participate in EcoCAR 2: Plugging in to the Future, an international competition to develop advanced automotive technologies.Read Full Story
Nuclear weapons specialist to speak at Purdue
March 22, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - An international nuclear weapons specialist will speak at Purdue University this week about the potential benefits and challenges posed by the global proliferation of nuclear power, as well as issues surrounding nuclear weaponsRead Full Story
Leading researcher to deliver Purdue lecture on Gulf oil, gas spill
March 8, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A prominent researcher who has studied the environmental impact of last year's massive oil spill will speak at Purdue next week as part of the university's effort to develop a research community in this field.Read Full Story
New scientific field will study ecological importance of sounds
March 3, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A Purdue University researcher is leading an effort to create a new scientific field that will use sound as a way to understand the ecological characteristics of a landscape and to reconnect people with the importance of naturaRead Full Story
Q&A with NPR correspondent Richard Harris
February 24, 2011
Award-winning NPR science correspondent Richard Harris addressed a standing-room-only crowd at Purdue University on Feb. 3 as part of a Discovery Lecture on the role of journalists and scientists surrounding the massive Deepwater Horizon oil spill inRead Full Story
Award-winning NPR reporter to speak on Gulf oil spill coverage
February 3, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Award-winning NPR correspondent Richard Harris will speak Feb. 3 at Purdue University as part of a Discovery Lecture focused on the role of journalists and scientists surrounding last year's massive Deepwater Horizon oil spillRead Full Story
New approach needed to prevent major 'systemic failures'
February 3, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A Purdue University researcher is proposing development of a new cross-disciplinary approach for analyzing and preventing systemic failures in complex systems that play a role in calamities ranging from huge power blackouts toRead Full Story
How Big was the BP Oil Spill? Getting the Truth
January 12, 2011
The Role of Partnerships between Scientists and Journalists in the BP Oil Spill In mid-May, NPR first reported that the government was grossly underestimating the size of the BP oilspill in the Gulf of Mexico. NPR Science Correspondent Richard HarRead Full Story
Gene find could lead to healthier food, better biofuel production
January 4, 2011
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University scientists have found the last undiscovered gene responsible for the production of the amino acid phenylalanine, a discovery that could lead to processes to control the amino acid to boost plants' nutritionalRead Full Story
Battery and Energy Storage Workshop on December 16, 2010
December 14, 2010
We anticipate a DOE Hub large scale funding opportunity in �Battery and Energy Storage� during next several months. We have arranged an internal half-day meeting on December 16 (1:00 to 4:30 pm; MRGN 129) to share our research/technical capabilitiesRead Full Story
UT Researchers Visit China to Explore Biofuels, Ecosystems, Climate Change
November 23, 2010
Earlier this fall, a team of UT scientists traveled to Beijing for the fourth annual workshop of the China-US Joint Research Center for Ecosystem and Environmental Change (JRCEEC).Read Full Story
Purdue Discovery Lecture will examine safety, communication issues on major oil spills
September 30, 2010
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Award-winning NPR correspondent Richard Harris, global industry safety expert Deborah Grubbe and congressional staffer Ana Unruh Cohen will speak Oct. 7 at Purdue University as part of a Discovery Lecture focused on safety andRead Full Story
Purdue, Chinese researchers to form environmental research partnership
September 10, 2010
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University's Center for the Environment and the Chinese Academy of Sciences are forming a five-year partnership focused on researching the environmental challenges posed by population growth and urbanization in the two cRead Full Story
Slowing urban sprawl, adding forests curb floods and help rivers
August 18, 2010
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Controlling urban growth and increasing forested land are the most effective ways to decrease future water runoff and flooding, according to a Purdue University study.Read Full Story
Oil, Water and Wildlife: the Gulf of Mexico Disaster and Related Environmental Issues
July 23, 2010
John W. Bickham, Director of the Center for the Environment, Professor of Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN.Read Full Story
Science on Tap to feature professor researching oil spill-cleanup technology
July 14, 2010
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A Purdue University materials engineering professor developing a technology that could be used to help with environmental cleanups such as the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill is the featured speaker July 22 at the next ScienceRead Full Story
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May 28, 2010
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A team of scientists and engineers, including Purdue University mechanical engineering professor Steven Wereley, released figures Thursday (May 27) showing that at least 12,000-19,000 barrels of oil are flowing daily into the GRead Full Story
Green Week Presentations on Biodiversity and Permaculture
September 29, 2009
During Purdue Green Week 2009, Director Bickham presented on the topic of biodiversity to the Purdue President's Council. "Ecosystem services that support humanity are closely linked with biodiversity. Biodiversity is a local, national, and global isRead Full Story
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September 10, 2009
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A family vacation is always about spending quality time together. A family vacation in Israel means spending that quality time not only drawing closer to each other, but building a lasting love of the land and its heritage and memories to cherish over the generations. The best news about traveling to Israel with your kids is that because most Israelis go on vacation with the whole family, Israel is very child-friendly. The easier nature trails, for example, are even officially designated "family trails." And if you are planning to visit Israel during summer or winter school vacations and especially during the interim days of Passover and Sukkot, you'll find dozens of Israel Nature and Parks Authority sites as well as museums to be treasure-troves of fun and learning – from costumed guides to hands-on workshops in pottery, mosaic-making, bread-baking and other crafts. Some of the ancient sites come with their own built-in surprises for kids, such as mysterious tunnels and caves to crawl through and secret stone staircases to imposing towers that aspiring young wizards will love.
Fun with furry, four-footed friends is a big hit, too, not only at world-class zoos like the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem, but also at the petting zoos of many kibbutzim and moshavim, some of which also offer country-style accommodations. And kids never forget their first view of the world from high on top of a camel when they visit a Bedouin tent. In Eilat kids can swim with the dolphins at a beautiful private beach where the family can spend the day. Some kibbutzim and moshavim also have special activities based on their produce or special history – one has a honey museum for example; another shows off its pioneer past with dress-up dramatizations and other activities that kids enjoy.
Israeli hotels, especially those in resort towns like Eilat and Tiberias, usually have a "kid's club," hosting arts and crafts and other activities. A great option for family touring is Israel's network of bed-and-breakfast lodgings where the homey atmosphere means that at the end a day's touring kids can let off steam by running around on the grass or the playground, while at least a basic kitchenette can make relaxed "home-cooked" meals an option.
When you're getting ready for your Israel experience, make planning part of the fun as you all gather around the computer screen and start by searching "Israel + Kids" to build a wish-list with your kids of sites the whole family will enjoy. If you're planning a trip with your community or congregation, a committee can help plan sightseeing with kids in mind, as well as activities like a tour newspaper to which youngsters can use computer skills to contribute. Look into the possibility of having your travel planner include a youth counselor on your tour who will work with the children. Another option is a private tour, where you can communicate with your guide ahead of time and plan all the sites and experiences you and your family will love best.


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One of the most celebrated piano composers, Franz Liszt, will be celebrated at this weekend's Tupelo Symphony Orchestra performance.
The soloist, renowned pianist Cecile Licad, is joining the symphony for the event.
"This is the first time I'll be performing with the Tupelo Symphony Orchestra," Licad said in a phone interview with the Daily Journal. "I'm excited about it."
Licad, a native of the Philippines, began her piano studies at 3 and made her debut as a soloist with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra at age 7.
She won international recognition as one of the youngest musicians to ever receive the prestigious Leventritt Competition Gold Medal, which launched her career.
Licad has performed all over the world.
She will perform Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major and Totentanz: Paraphrase on Dies Irae with the orchestra.
"It's very exciting," she said. "It really is a moment thing – it's not like you can plan everything. I feel with his work you have to be very spontaneous in feeling, like do what you feel at the moment."
It's also a challenge.
"Nowadays, where people base (your performance) on CDs, and how CDs can be all perfect, you just kind of have to play your heart out with this kind of music and wish for all the best and pray."
Another important aspect of the performance is finding a way to let her personality shine through the music.
"You have to play well, but you have to put an expression of yourself," she said. "For me, it's important that I give expression and happiness and joy in what I'm doing."
Licad has another busy year of touring ahead of her, but she's excited about what the Liszt show has to offer this weekend.
"I can never guarantee what happens – that's the exciting part," she said. "I just get into the music."
• On stage
What: Tupelo Symphony Orchestra featuring soloist Cecile Licad presents "Liszt Spectacular"
When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday
Where: Link Centre Concert Hall
Cost: $25/adult advance ticket, $10/student advance ticket
Info: (662) 842-8433, tupelosymphony.com
• There will be a dinner served before the concert at the Link Centre Reception Hall. The menu includes a garden salad, chicken and gnocchi soup, a pasta bar with sauces, accoutrements and additions, and tiramisu. It's $35/person, with wine available for purchase. To make reservations call (662) 690-4011.


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An interdisciplinary conference titled "Pet Theories: Animals in the 18th Century" will be presented from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 11, in 113 Friend Center.
The keynote speaker will be Aaron Garret, assistant professor of philosophy at Boston University and author of "Animal Rights and Souls in the 18th Century."
The conference is organized annually by the Princeton 18th Century Society . Other speakers will include faculty members and graduate students in German, French, art history, philosophy and English. Paper topics include: "The 18th-Century English Dog: Nature, Civilization and the Canine Body"; "Metamorphosis Into the Animal: Novalis' Zooicentric Poetics"; and "Pets of the Gods: The Representation of Animals in 18th-Century Hindu Art."
There will be a buffet lunch, and a reception will follow the conference. This event is partially funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awarded by Princeton's Graduate School . It is also funded by the Department of English , the Department of History and the Department of French and Italian . For more information, click here .
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Thomas E. Baxter, age 76, died at home on Friday, October 18, 2013, surrounded by his loving family and constant companion, a maltese named "Mac".
He was born on August 5, 1937, in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, to Eloy T. Baxter and Clarice M. (Nelson) Baxter. He was a 1955 graduate of Edgewood High School in Madison. After high school graduation, Tom attended UW-Platteville and the Wisconsin Institute of Mortuary Sciences. He passed his State Board Exam in June 1959 and worked as a Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer for the Schroeder and later Schroeder-Cress Funeral Home until his retirement in 1999.
Tom married Kathleen M. Nelsen of Lone Rock on January 28, 1961. They raised their family in Madison and Cottage Grove. During their many years in Cottage Grove, Tom served as Village Board trustee and Village President for over 20 years. As a charter member of the Cottage Grove Lions Club, Tom enjoyed hanging the holiday lights on Main Street, working in the beer tent at the Cottage Grove Festival, serving pancakes at the annual Lion's Club breakfast, and performing as a Happy Whistler in local parades. His favorite time of year was hunting season when he spent time with his family in Black River Falls. He taught all five grandsons how to hunt, including "Tom's Rules of the Woods."
Over fifty years of marriage gave Tom and Kathie four children who survive him: Tara Baxter of Madison, Tamara (Steve) Schuchardt of McFarland, Michelle Baxter (Doug Swanson) of Waunakee, and Thomas W. Baxter (Anna Bauer), of Johnson Creek. He is also survived by nine grandchildren, who he always said he wished he had had first, Max, Sam, Anna and Molly Brunner, Alex (Ashley), Megan and Cole Schuchardt, and Merrick and Mattea Grumke. In addition, he is survived by a sister, Marlene (Gene) Woehler, two brothers, James (Ann) Baxter of Mercer and Florida, and Joseph (Georgia) Baxter of Dubuque, Iowa.
A private family burial will take place at Bear Valley Cemetery on Sunday, October 20, 2013. A Celebration of Life at Cress Funeral Home-East, 3325 E. Washington Avenue, Madison, WI, will be held on Monday, October 21, from 4:00 pm until 7:00 pm, with a brief memorial service beginning at 6:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Agrace Hospice, whose dedicated care made Tom's last year much more comfortable. A special thanks to Kristin, Ann, and Deidre, as well as Dr. Al Musa.


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I am so sorry to hear about this.
Bart, so sorry for your loss!!!
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Bart and family, I am so sorry for your loss of Aarrow. I heard about the two of you, and your teamwork , from the GA training group. He was a special, special dog. In deepest sympathy, Ann
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Sympathy to Bart. Very sorry to hear this. He was way too young.
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OH My!, I'm sorry to hear of your loss of Aarrow Bart. A very nice dog just like his momma Rubie.
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Bart, I was deeply saddened when I heard about Aarrow. I had the privilege to watch him run, and usually win every Derby I attended.
My sincerest condolences to you,
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So very sorry Bart. I want to call you but I know you can't talk about it now. That was the way I felt anyway. I'm thinking of you my friend.
Very sad to lose such a young and talented dog.
Bart, I'm so sorry for your loss. It is so hard to lose them when they're young and so talented. I hope the memories you've had will help you through these tough times, its really the only light.


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Item 393
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Collection Creator: Iturbe e Iraeta family..
Dates: 1821 October 30.
Located In: Box 8 Folder 1;
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Languages: Spanish or Castilian.
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Gabriel de Barragan, Valle del Maiz (?). Letter to Antonio de la Hoz (?).
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Poster Friday: Saw 6, Legion, Daybreakers, Parnassus & More!
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Happy Friday everyone! For the third Friday of October 2009, we've again gathered the latest posters to come out for this week's poster round-up.
Screen Rant's wall this week now includes new one-sheets for Toy Story 3, Did You Hear About The Morgans, The Canyon, The Descent: Part 2, Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief, Princess and the Frog, Me and Orson Welles, Law Abiding Citizen, Lost, Daybreakers, Harry Brown, Burning Bright, Sherwood Horror, Saw VI, The House of the Devil, The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, Dear John, Edge of Darkness and The Spy Next Door.
In addition to that we have some photos for Battlestar Galactica: The Plan.
Let's get to it.
To start, here's a poster for Toy Story 3 which have been popping up all over these last two weeks. We missed this one in last week's batch so here it is!
Mr. Potato head!
Source: Cinema Blend
Did You Hear About The Morgans? This movie stars Hugh Grand and Sarah Jessica Parker.
Source: Coming Soon
Our friends at JoBlo got an exclusive look at the character banners for Legion which stars Paul Bettany as the machine gun wielding Angel of free will. Joining Bettany on screen are Dennis Quaid, Doug Jones, Kevin Durand and Tyrese Gibson.
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Here's the new one-sheet for The Canyon:
Source: Bloody Disgusting
Japanese poster for The Descent: Part 2:
Source: Kino-Govno (via Shock Till You Drop)
Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief
Source: Empire Movies
Another new Princess and the Frog poster which emphasizes the classic cartoon art style of the film. That's right, Disney is bringing back the second dimension, baby!
Source: Latino Review
Me and Orson Welles poster starring Zac Efron in a more serious role. Claire Danes also stars alongside Christian McKay as the title character.
Source: Cinematical
New posters/banners for Law Abiding Citizen starring Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx. It opens today!
Source: ScreenCrave
New poster for one of my most favorite TV shows ever, Lost. It's bittersweet that the upcoming season is the show's last.
Source: Collider
MTV exclusive poster for the cool looking vampire movie, Daybreakers. The image depicts a vampire blood farm and the film stars Ethan Hawke, Sam Neill and the talented Willem Dafoe.
Source: MTV
Empire exclusive poster for Harry Brown starring Michael Caine. It opens November 11th.
Source: Empire
Promo Art for Burning Bright, a horror flick due out next year about a girl who wakes up after a storm to find a vicious tiger in her home, trapped within because they boarded up the windows for the storm. The story follows her trying to save herself and her autistic step-brother, sounds like a fun family flick…
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Check out this poster for Sherwood Horror, a modern and very unconventional take on Robin Hood.
Bloody Disgusting's description is as follows:
Rob Locksley (DJ Perry), an ex-con, returns home after a six year absence to find his town under the rule of vampires. He must join forces with his old roughneck hunting buddies to wage war against the evil Sheriff and his horde of blood-sucking minions.
Source: Bloody Disgusting
Two new posters for Saw VI which opens next week.
Source: Bloody Disgusting
A while back, we posted a batch of retro posters for The House of the Devil and today there's a new set.
Here's one of them, check out Bloody Disgusting for the rest:
New UK one-sheet for Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus. It opens there today with a limited release in the U.S. at the end of the year. If it banks well, expect a wide North American release at a later date.
Source: /Film
Dear John, starring Channing Tatum and Amanda Seyfried.
Source: IMPA
The first official trailer for Mel Gibson's bad-ass return to the silver screen debuted earlier this week. That film, titled Edge of Darkness, also came with this new poster:
Cinematical exclusively premiered this poster for Jackie Chan's The Spy Next Door. I think this movie is gunning for an R-rating:
And last but not least, Collider put up six promo posters for films starring name actors that are attempting to acquire international financing. They're just thumbnail-sized but if you want to read the synopses and find out more about these, head over to Collider – Matt Goldberg wrote a great piece on this.
Source: Collider
For this week's bonus, Latino Review just put up some stills for Battlestar Galactica: The Plan, here a few of them:
If you missed it, last week's Poster Friday added the following new posters to Screen Rant's wall: Toy Story 3, The Lovely Bones, Drive Angry, Ninja, Ong Bak 3, The Missing Person, The Princess and the Frog, The Box and Pirate Radio. In addition to that, we had two bonus images from a cool looking period action film, titled Centurion.
What's your favorite of this week's batch of one-sheets? I would have to say that my favorites are the Legion posters. Paul Bettany and Kevin Durand as warrior Angels = Win!
Which posters/images do you like best this week?
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My name is Rob Tucker, I go by Tuck. I am becoming more interested in Turkey hunting. Our Season here in Alabama start March 15th 2013. I need a little education from others here before I trek out to bag a jake, or gobbler this year. :)
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2. Only got a couple boxes of sporting shells............i know i need some #6's
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I think we can go a step forward to include some new and nice features
New version uploaded to sourceforge.
Just play with: PornToolkit
Freshmeat didn't want to publish it because the scope of the project, they don't understand the philosophical reasons behind it.
Open Your Mind! Open Source!
The Porn Toolkit is outperforming last versions! More people enjoying the stuff. Obviously, as usual, your feedback is welcomed.
The new version of the Porn Toolkit is incorporating the AI techniques promised!
Version 0.3.0 is on the road!
Release of the Porn toolkit 0.2.0 rewritten in Python.
I begin today the Python version of the Porn Toolkit I hope it's going to be very smart... statistically speaking.
After 14 days of the Porn Toolkit I
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Freshmeat didn't want to publish it, because it is (now) just a set of scripts, but it's not the number of lines. It's the results!, don't forget it!
I uploaded the Porn Toolkit to sourceforge.
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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What are you basing "lousy" on? He has had so little opportunities .....he did bust one for a 40yd td...
By all accounts last night Wilson was supposed step in and help carry the load. Coughlin even eluded to that during the week. Well he got only four touches. Going down easy, with a 2.2 ypc looking nothing like a number one pick or close to his 6th round counterpart qualifies as looking pretty lousy. He sure didn't look good considering he was supposed to help carry the load.
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Different types of doughs require different techniques, and sometime familiarity with one dough's method takes you down the wrong path with another type of dough.
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U-Store sponsors fall events with noted authors
Posted September 9, 2003; 10:26 a.m.
The University Store is sponsoring a number of events this fall featuring authors with Princeton connections or others of interest to the University community.
The authors usually present a short talk at the store, answer questions from the audience and sign copies of their book. Here is the schedule so far:
- 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 19, Molly Moynahan, author of "Stone Garden"; she will be introduced by her father, Julian Moynahan, author, critic and former Princeton faculty member.
- 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 25, Edward Tenner, former visiting scholar at Princeton, current senior research associate of the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation at National Museum of American History in New York and author of "Our Own Devices: The Past and Future of Body Technology."
- 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, Thema Bryant-Davis, coordinator and senior staff psychologist of the Princeton University SHARE Program and contributor to "The Complete Guide to Mental Health for Women."
- 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 7, Adrienne Mayor, folklorist and author of "Greek Fire, Poison Arrows and Scorpion Bombs: Biological and Chemical Warfare in the Ancient World."
- 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14, Edward Champlin, the Cotsen Professor of Humanities at Princeton and author of "Nero."
- 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, John Wilmerding, the Christopher Sarofim '86 Professor of American Art at Princeton and author of "Signs of the Artist: Signatures and Self-Expression in American Paintings."
- 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, Edmund White, director of the Princeton Program in Creative Writing and author of "Fanny: A Fiction."
For more information on these events, contact Roberta O'Hara at the University Store at (609) 921-8500, ext. 255.
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A Violent Uprising in the West Bank
There is growing risk of a violent uprising in the West Bank that could be costly to Israelis and Palestinians and harmful to U.S. interests. Steven Simon suggests measures to reduce the probability of West Bank violence and minimize its consequences.
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When these two medicines are taking together, your body may not process your blood-thinning medicine properly.
What might happen:
You may experience an increased chance for bleeding including bleeding from your gums, nosebleeds, unusual bruising, or dark stools.
What you should do about this interaction:
Contact your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) about taking these two medicines together. They may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. If your doctor prescribes these medicines together, it may be necessary to check your bleeding times more often while you are taking both medicines and for a few days after you stop taking them together. The dose of your blood-thinner may need adjusting. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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2.Kazmier FJ. A significant interaction between metronidazole and warfarin. Mayo Clin Proc 1976 Dec;51(12):782-4.
3.O'Reilly RA. The stereoselective interaction of warfarin and metronidazole in man. N Engl J Med 1976 Aug 12;295(7):354-7.
4.Yacobi A, Lai CM, Levy G. Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies of acute interaction between warfarin enantiomers and metronidazole in rats. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 1984 Oct;231(1):72-9.
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The water cycle is a continuous cycle where water evaporates, travels into the air and becomes part of a cloud, falls down to earth as precipitation, and then evaporates again.
This repeats again and again in a never-ending cycle.
Water keeps moving and changing from a solid to a liquid to a gas, over and over again.
The water cycle begins with evaporation from the sun heating up the water in rivers, lakes or the ocean.
This turns the water into vapor or steam, which leaves the body of water and goes into the air.
Transpiration is the process by which plants lose water out of their leaves.
Condensation is when water vapor in the air gets cold and changes back into water to form clouds.
Think of it this way, when you open a cold soda on a hot summer day, your soda will start to sweat as water droplets form on the outside of the can.
Precipitation occurs when so much water has condensed that the air can't hold it anymore, giving us rain or snow.
Collection happens when the precipitation falls and is collected back in the oceans, lakes and rivers.
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I'm only heading for a long weekend in the middle of May, but want to bring a small selection of flies. Maybe a box or so...what would YOU put in it?
Also, I've read back through and found most of the hot flats, any places near to the Fairmount Southampton? Most look like they will require a scooter to get to, but maybe some early morning walking opportunities will be available.
Nick -
I must've told you about my 3 hour bus ride to bermuda's bonefish hideaway - Somerset. I was pretty amazed that there were 10 pound bones right in front of me within minutes of arriving. Close but no cigar for me on those giants but having a lot of shots made my day since it was the only chance I had to do a little fishing on that family trip.
I would say that these fish are not very educated but they know what they like. In other words they seemed interested in the way they came for the fly and somewhat hard to spook compared to Florida Keys bones but relaxed in the choices they could make about food so the presentation and fly are important.
I clearly recall one of the casual rejections I got from a huge bone within a few feet of me. I wondered if I had not excited it enough with my retrieve. It came within a fraction of an inch of eating my fly so I assumed I was only missing the trigger it needed to commit. Or maybe it was the fly. Maybe I needed some raw chicken on the hook, so the local boy told me. :devil:
All I know is if I had more than that short time to play on that beach I believe I could've figured out how to seal the deal with these bones eventually. They weren't bashful, I just needed to get inside their bony heads a little more. Or maybe I was the one with the bony head. :p
I saw other areas that looked very promising for bonefishing, but was unable to explore them. We were on a cruise ship and only there for a couple of days, I was lucky to even get that outing in.
Good luck Nick, there are some BIG bones there.
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To answer your question, I have not logged as many hours chasing bonefish as I'd liked to (but I plan to correct that over the years) so I hope someone else chimes in but I would start with the standard gotchas, charlies, shrimp imitations and crab patterns. I think these fish haven't seen a lot but they need a trigger. Maybe going in morning and evening would get them rooting more aggressively. I feel the fish's mood is much more important than fly choice especially at a place where they have probably never seen a fly before like Bermuda.
- gotchas/charlies in sand, tan, brown and pink / orange shrimp
- realistic shrimp patterns modeled after sand shrimp which I think are under-utilized for bonefish
- small crab patterns in white, sand / calico and tan
- stuff for cuda in case you get bored
I also recall seeing some mole-crab like husks along the beach. I did not have any small mole crab flies but I can imagine they are big on the bone's list of snacks. I also saw some insane mantis shrimp that I assume the bonefish would stay very clear of. Heck I stayed clear of them too.
I also would focus on deciphering their behavior for peak aggressive times, figuring out what they are most prone to eat without hesitation and getting as many shots as possible to try different things.
Your hotel is pretty close to Somerset. I needed to make the transfer from St.Georges thru Hamilton where you are just a bus ride away. You might consider finding Cambridge Beach and stalking it's killer falt during the off hours...
But overall there is little in the way of flats as seen in this Somerset area photo
The lagoons around the island are known to be target spots for the only guide on the Island, Mr.Pearman. If you rented a yak you might open some possibilities provided you chose lagoons with proper structure to hold bones.
Also when the tide got running through channels the water exploded with jacks and other predators. You might have a blast taking advantage of that scenario as well.
Lots of cuda around the boat moorings at the aquarium but good luck landing anything there.
Anyway I think if you poke around you will find something good to cast to! Good luck.
As always, thanks for the great information. My gameplan now is as follows: I have 2/3's of one day to devote totally to fishing, and plan to head to some place for some bonefish attempts. i wll probably try to get some insight when I get to the hotel as to bus schedule and any hot areas at the time. The rest of the time, i will have my rod with me for any opportunities. I figure morning or evening i will have some shots for jacks, cuda, and anything else that will pull on my line. I just ordered the waterproof housing for my camera, so I will be sure to write up a report when i get back.
Now...to head to the bench and catch up from this winter of no tying!
Bonefishy locations I wish I'd tried:
Pompano Beach...
Munro Beach...
Depending on the timing I may be able to give you some flies. I return from my trip on May 8th and have a few hundred flies tied up so I am sure I will have some extras on my return. Shoot me a PM on the 9th to remind me if you need some.
Sean, Thanks for the offer! I may take you up on it. Have a great time on your trip!
The peerless Mr. Pearman.....
Juro et al,
Here's an article I found on the net about Bermuda bonefishing, and the one guide that Juro mentioned above...sounds like he books three months in advance! My parents usually spend a week at the Willowbank resort on Somerset every September (and I went down with them last year- unfortunately without a rod:( ). Hopefully I'll get a crack at them sometime myself!
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I just been slapped from my friend very hardly so I think there is problem of ruptured eardrum When I blow air closing my mouth and nose air come from my right ear.
The answer is unfortunately. Yes!
Meningitis, sometimes referred as spinal meningitis, is an inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Usually caused by a viral infection, but it can also be caused by a bacterial or fungal infection.
Among pediatric patients admitted for treatment of sinusitis, 3.2% were found to have an intracranial complication. Infection of the sphenoid sinuses, however, merits concern. These thin-walled sinuses develop late in childhood, and their deep location places them adjacent to the dura mater and other critical structures.
Sphenoid sinusitis is identified in approximately 3% of cases of acute sinusitis, typically in the context of pansinusitis. Significant development of the sphenoid sinuses does not begin until age 4 to 6 years, thus, sphenoid sinusitis is restricted.
Viral infection causes most cases of spinal meningitis. Viral meningitis is usually mild and heals without treatment. Bacterial meningitis is more severe and requires treatment with antibiotics. Streptococcus pneumoniae and neisseria meningitidis are strains of bacteria that cause pneumococcus and meningococcus meningitis respectively.
It can be life threatening condition owing to its proximity to brain and spinal cord and infective media is the fluid surrounding them.
Diagnostic tools:
• Lumbur puncture – csf examination (cell count, glucose, proteins) and culture
• Blood culture
• Chest x ray
• CT scan of head and nose – pns
• MRI brain
Symptom checker in meningitis secondary to sinusitis:
• Fever (92%)
• Headache (85%)
• Nausea, vomiting (62%)
• Altered consciousness (31%)
• Seizure (31%)
• Hemiparesis (23%)
• Visual disturbance (23%)
• Meningismus (23%)
Conclusion and quick pearls:
• Complications that are less common with antibiotics
• Orbital (cellulitis, abscess)
• Intracranial (subdural empyema, thrombosis of cavernous sinus)
• Bony osteomyelitis.
• Can result in drastic sequelae
• Drain abscess and open involved sinuses
• Ent surgical involvement – functional endoscopic sinus surgery
- Usually amenable with medical treatment
- Drain sinuses if no improvement after 48 hours
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A low index of suspicion is necessary for early diagnosis and treatment of sphenoid sinusitis, orbital complications and prevention of intracranial complications including meningitis.
Having a foreign object stuck inside a child's ear or nose is an issue many parents encounter, especially while their child is a toddler. At the early developmental stages, it's natural for children to be curious and attempt such things. It is also quite common for children as well as adults to get insects caught inside their nose or ear. In situations such as this, it's best not to worry, as people tend to aggravate the situation when they panic.
The first thing you should try if you have any foreign object stuck inside your nose is to blow your nose. Be careful not to push too hard so as to not risk injury. Often children will be able to expel foreign objects from their nose only when asked to blow their nose.
If the foreign object in question is not stuck up the nose, but up the ear, or if blowing your nose has not helped, you should try and remove the object with a pair of clean tweezers. Do not try to use household items other than tweezers, as they might push the object further up the cavity. Do keep in mind to have someone help you while removing foreign objects from your own ear as well as to keep in mind to be extra careful not to be too harsh as you might puncture your ear drum. If the foreign object is stuck up your child's nose or ear and they refuse to keep still, it's best to take them to a professional.
What can an ENT specialist do?
If you have a foreign object stuck in your nose or ear and can't get it out easily, it's safest to go to the doctor rather than risk hurting yourself or your child. An Ear-Nose-Throat Specialist can use a local anesthetic to numb the area and use their expertise to better navigate the cavity and remove the object from the ear or nose. If the object is too far up the nose to reach, the ENT Specialist can administer medication to induce a nosebleed which will naturally dislodge the object from the cavity without having to insert anything into it.
When faced with problems such as a foreign object stuck in the ear or nasal cavity, it's best to consult a professional as soon as possible instead of leaving the problem untouched for a long duration of time, as activities such as sniffing or scratching may further aggravate the issue.
About a 45 percent of adults snore occasionally, and although most people tend to ignore it, snoring is a problem that must be dealt with consideration. There are many families where one spouse snores and keeps the other person from a good night's sleep. It has been reported that snoring can create severe disputes in marriage and one who snores must take steps to control snoring.
Snoring is not simply a nuisance, but a major proportion of individuals who snore are affected with obstructive sleep apnea by which breathing is disrupted while a person is fast asleep. This condition increases the risk of heart diseases. Fortunately, there are ways to control a person's snoring.
- Weight loss: Having a large neck circumference and being overweight increases the risk of pushing the fat down at the throat resulting in snoring. With a suitable weight loss training, one can control the snoring to a considerable extent.
- Altering sleep positions: Sleeping on the sides help in forbidding the tongue from resting backwards and blocking the throat while sleeping. Some specially created pillows can help the individuals from rolling back during sleep.
- Limit alcohol intake: Drinking alcohol contributes to further relaxation of muscles in the airways and collapse the path which makes snoring even worse. Limiting consumption of alcohol and avoiding to drink it at least 4 to 5 hours before going to bed can reduce snoring to a significant extent.
- Stop smoking: Smoking invariably leads to nasal congestion as well as inflammation which in turn worsen snoring. If one is running out of reasons to avoid smoking, then this is one of the most convincing reasons to quit smoking and enjoy overall good health.
- Certain medications: There are some medicines, particularly sedatives and antihistamines are designed to have a relaxing effect and can, therefore, aggravate snoring. But it is advised to consult with the general physician before making any alterations in the medicine routine.
- Avoid opening the mouth: Those who are aware of snoring with the mouth open must avoid opening the mouth during sleep by using a specifically designed tape or adhesive for closing shut the mouth while sleeping.
- Using specialised device: The mandibular advancement device is specifically crafted for those who suffer from tongue-based snoring. This equipment helps in moving the jaw forward as well as prevent the tongue from blocking the backside of the throat while sleeping.
- Avoid nasal collapse: Those who suffer from nasal collapse must use some form of adhesive nasal dilator strip which has to be placed over the nose. This would aid in keeping the airways open as well as reduce snoring.
- Treat allergies: Inflammation, as well as nasal congestion triggered by allergies, is a common cause of snoring while sleeping. One must opt to do an allergy test to identify and reduce potential allergens in the area where the individual sleeps such as bedding type, pet hair, dust mites, wheat or dairy intolerance and lessen snoring.
Thus, snoring can be controlled before it becomes a problem.
I have a yellowish pus on my throat. N due to that I can't eat. And also soar throat due to sinus. And it's pain. So please reply.
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How To Take Care Of Your Ears?
1) Avoid unnecessary and excessive use of earbuds.
2) Avoid staying too close to a loudspeaker for a longer duration
3) Do not insert sharp or pointed objects in ear for cleaning.
4) Use earplugs while swimming.
5) Listening to music on a headphone at a high volume for a long time can cause deafness.
6) Avoid using otc medication like drops or tablets for ear problems. Always consult a doctor.
7) If you experience sudden hearing loss, take your doctor's appointment as soon as possible.
In summers swimming is wonderful for soothing pitta dosha. Other water-based sports and ice-skating are also good choices. Leisurely evening strolls after the heat of the day is relaxing for both mind and body. An occasional moonlight walk soothing for pitta-ruffled emotions.
Sir, Actually ,today I have drink some hot water. Then my throat started to pain. What will I do for my throat? Give me solution.
I am having severe throat infection. I had consulted ENT specialist. He prescribed me to have claribid 500 mg twice (after breakfast and dinner) and levoday 500 after lunch. I am feeling better with reduced throat pain. Problem is I am having bitter taste for all day long and feeling weakness. What should I take for this which will not have bad effect on infection. Can I have saunf for removing bitter taste. And what to take for removing weakness?
I am 28 years old. Mujhe ek 7 saal ka beta hai jo operation se hua hai. Mujhe back pain ki problem hai or mera hath or pair m swelling hota hai or mujhe nind nai aati hai hath pair m jhanjhanat hota hai bhut tied feel Karti hun chakkar aata hai, bhut jyada hair fall v ho raha hai, please help me.
I have a drop like feeling in chest followed by dizziness for a second most likely it feel like heart is paused for a sec and it misses beating. And feeling tired after wards. Dizziness will be there for a second only. I have taken multiple ecg, echo,stress test and a holder monitor a year back all came normal. My life is destroyed by this .Kindly help.
I am 26 year old girl. Recently I done cbc in which my esr was 30. I am just having symptoms like very warm sensation in throat, little warm in whole body, pain in ear. I was in stress frm last 6 month and not getting enough sleep. Is it due to my lifestyle problem? Because I do not think it is due to infection. I ate and drink simple homemade food. please tel me is anything to be worried about this?
I'm having a common cold for more than 5 to 6 day but when I blow my nose today it comes out with blood this was my first time bleeding during cold what medicine should I take.
Hi, My daughter aged 5 years has been advised an adenoidectomy. She is a mouth breather, gets ear infections whenever she gets a cold which she picks up from school. There is no other complication. But there is definite improvement - the snoring has stopped etc. I am very hesitant to have her get this operation. Is there some way to avoid this operation?
I have been affected by ear block quite frequently off late. No it's not due to excess wax accumulation or common cold. I did visit an ENTspecialist recently and was told that this is due to the blockage between ear and nose and should be alright soon and gave me some medicines. I was on medication for 5 days and felt alright for 10 days, now the ear block as reappeared and it's causing too much of inconvenience and lack of concentration at work. The ear block worsens when I am in the air conditioning room. Please help.
Hello doctor in my left ear the water enters and it settled inside for a month and I uses cotton buds to clean it and it makes a pain when moving my jaw and hearing is also lesser in the ear and yesterday I once again uses the cotton buds it gives the reddish brown colour now I having the pain and lesser hearing and the water is inside my ear what to do next.
Are you suffering from a sore throat that is prolonged in nature? Although, a sore throat is not very severe, being prolonged in nature indicates that it is chronic. You should not ignore a sore throat that does not heal over a long period of time. This might be an indication of a serious problem, and you will require proper diagnosis.
When is a sore throat termed as chronic?
- A sore throat may take various forms. It can be itchy, burning, scratchy in nature, and can also cause difficulty in swallowing food.
- It is likely for a sore throat to be accompanied by a form of pesky cough that leads to further irritation of the throat.
- Sore throats can also occur from common colds and several viruses. These usually resolve on their own.
- However, when your sore throat is persistent and you cannot find relief, it is referred to as a chronic sore throat. The primary cause of sore throat includes strep throat, allergies, tonsillitis or the infection of your tonsils, inhaling air pollutants, influenza, cigarette smoking, and inhaling via the mouth.
- Among these conditions, strep throat and tonsillitis may turn into severe problems, if not treated properly.
- Smoking is a major cause of chronic sore throat. You should control your smoking to eliminate these sore throat symptoms.
- Snoring is also a major cause for sore throat.
Relief from chronic sore throat
No matter what is the cause of your chronic throat pain, or sore throat is, you should follow some steps and undertake simple home remedies for soothing your scratchy, itchy and painful throat. Some of them include the following:
- Do hot water steam inhalation daily, which will help
- You must stay well hydrated and should moisten your throat by drinking lots of fluids throughout the day. You should add honey to warm drinks and hot tea.
- You may take over the counter pain relievers.
- You should install a humidifier in your home for preventing dry air that causes irritation to your throat.
- You may try gargling regularly with warm water and salt, at least twice a day.
It is difficult to diagnose the exact cause of a sore throat, but when it worsens or does not tend to leave, something serious is indicated. You must consult a doctor and undertake a physical examination of your throat in order to detect the cause.


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Clearly a lot of people read the current issue of Barron's this weekend. Within it, on page 17, one can find a story by my colleague Andrew Bary arguing that there's value to be found in Icahn Enterprises (IEP), the eponymous publicly traded master limited partnership of one Carl Icahn. From Bary's story:
The $6 billion MLP has a concentrated portfolio of about 10 holdings. At $55, the units (as shares of an MLP are known) trade at a discount to the $64 sum-of-the-parts value, based on the company's analysis, which has been updated by Barron's based on the current share price of key publicly traded investments. The units yield a hefty 7%, reflecting a recently initiated $4-a-share annual payout.
Icahn Enterprises (ticker: IEP) has proved a very attractive investment over the years, returning an average of nearly 20% annually over the past decade. Since we wrote favorably about the company a year ago, the stock is up 26.2% ("Still a Master of the Game," April 9, 2012), compared with 11.6% for the Standard & Poor's 500.
Anyway somebody definitely went out and called their broker this morning, as IEP has surged 8.8% $60.43 in early trade.
By way of holdings, IEP's largest is an 82% stake, worth $3.6 billion, in CVR Energy (CVI). For more on MLPs, Barron's published a comprehensive look at the risks and rewards of MLPs investing in its Feb. 25 cover story, The New MLP Landscape.