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Kent Steven Bergman 48 of Watertown passed away on Saturday January 26, 2013 at the Watertown Regional Medical Center.
Kent was born on May 12, 1964 in Newton Iowa to Charles and Flora(Tollefson)Bergman. Kent enjoyed participating in the Soap Box Derby and in Boy Scouts, earning his Eagle Scout Award. Kent attended two years of college and worked in several places including Bethesda Lutheran Homes, Speedway and most recently Apis Logistics Medical Transport making him well known and liked in the Watertown Area. He always helped others and enjoyed camping, cards and other games. He loved spending time with his son's dog Max.
Survivors include:Mother: Flora Bergman and son Nate Bergman of Watertown; brother Todd Bergman of Reeseville; Aunts Carol Bohn of Mt. Horeb, and Marilyn(Robert)Hazard of West Allis: Uncle Cal Tolleson of Black Earth and Special Friend Gail Algiers of Watertown..He is also survived by cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his father Charles Bergman, Uncles Jim Tollefson and Ronald Bohn and a cousin Susan Tollefson. Memorials can be made to the family.
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Check out the Boy's Life Gym too.. this is a neat resource in getting you and your Scouts on the trail to fitness!
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Who here is attending the San Diego Comic Con 2005?
Who here is attending the San Diego Comic Con 2005?
I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
I'm trying without luck to come up with a SW-related response to this, but the short of it is "yes."
That's my jacket!
"Going to San Diego Comic-Con ain't like dustin' crops, boy. But I think I'll be there anyway."
I will be going. As it will be my first Comic-Con, I was wondering where I could get more info on what other things will be going on besides my main interest of Star Wars? Is there a website for the event? Is the main focus of the event Comics? Maybe that's a stupid question?
The reason I ask is because Master Replicas is having a private party where you can hang out with Star Wars celebrities and they are allowing SirStevesGuide.com to invite a number of people so who better to invite than our visitors?
The catch, I cannot invite everyone. So, if you are going to be at Comic Con on Friday night and would like to hang out with Master Replicas, Star Wars Celebrities and fellow SSG Forum users, post here that you are 100% sure you can attend and you may get an invite. The party is by invitation only so I have to RSVP everyone. I will contact you if we have not hit our limit.
I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
I am trying to go, but it would probably be Saturday.
Here's their site for more info: Comic-Con. Comic-Con started out as mainly comics, but it has since added toys, movies, TV, general artwork, cartoons, etc.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I'm making the trip to the Con this year from BC, Canada, and am planning on spending all day Friday at the show. I was hoping to meet up with other forumites that night - I can't imagine a better way to do it!Originally Posted by SirSteve
Please, oh please can I come, SirSteve? Pretty please???
Myself and two of my friends will be there all four days, and we would love some invites.
I was at the MR Party at C3 and it was an awesome time.
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- O GOOD old days of highwaymen,
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- When dragons crawled and men were men!
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- That we can never backwards go!
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Since our founding in 1978, FLIR has grown substantially. Today we are the global leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of sensor systems, created for users in the commercial and government sectors, internationally and domestically.
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La catarata Gocta, conocida localmente como La Chorrera, es un salto de agua que se encuentra en las cercanías de los caseríos peruanos de Cocachimba y San Pablo, distrito de Valera, provincia de Bongará, departamento de Amazonas en el noreste del Perú.
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Kanye and Kim sitting in a tree k-i-s-s-i-n-g, first comes love, then comes marriage, but before all that Kanye will have a say in everything! OK, that doesn't rhyme, but there is some truth to it. We've already established that Kanye is an egotistical asshole who will stop at nothing to take over the world, and now with his love, Kim, at his side the two are not a couple with whom you want to mess.
With rumors swirling that Kim may have to pay soon-to-be ex-husband, Kris Humphries, a hefty sum, sources close to Kanye say he's pissed as hell. According to HollywoodLife, a buddy of Kanye has said: "At the end of the day, Kanye told her 'I'm a be really f—ing heated if you got to come out of pocket and have to pay this n—a off.'" Classy language for a classy guy.
So with Kanye pulling the strings of his new marionette, Kim, what else is he going to get "heated" over? Besides everything, we have some specific ideas.
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Congratulations Ron, great shot! I wonder why you needed 1900 images for 11 Gp?. How much overlap did you define? I did brake my 10Gp barrier last Sunday with this one: gigapan.org/gigapans/57515My camera has 12Mp and I use 30% overlap per default ...
Absolutely beautiful shot, Ron! Congrats on breaking the 10GP barrier. For a bird's eye view of Mt Helens by heli check out this 360 video map of the mountain - 360videomapping.com/mtsainthelens. html
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Campus plan website updated
Posted January 18, 2007; 06:28 p.m.
The website created for the University's campus planning effort has
been updated with all of the comprehensive information presented at
last fall's open forum for the campus and local communities.
Viewers can now go to www.campusplan.princeton.edu and see the visuals and read the documentation that was presented at the Nov. 8 event in the Chancellor Green Rotunda. As work progresses, additional information will be posted on the site.
The University is midway through a two-year effort to create a comprehensive plan for the campus that will guide development over the next 10 years and beyond. The open forum -- and now the website -- provide an opportunity for the planning team to make available more detailed information on the planning effort as well as to learn more about issues that matter to the University and local communities.
Feedback is being sought through an e-mail link on the "continuing dialogue" portion of the site.
The website incorporates and expands on the materials presented at the open forum. It includes a timeline describing the development of the campus since it was established in Princeton in 1756, along with maps and images. Like the open forum, it is organized by themes, ranging from landscaping and sustainability to parking and transportation, and by the various campus neighborhoods that are part of the plan.
The planning effort is being led by the award-winning firm of Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners LLP. Working with a team of seven other planning and design firms specializing in transportation engineering, landscape design, storm water management, parking and wayfinding, BBB is taking a fresh look at the 400-acre campus, providing a framework for campus growth that seeks to strengthen and reintroduce a landscape network throughout the campus while improving traffic, parking and pedestrian circulation between the campus and surrounding neighborhoods.
The initiative follows an intensive series of internal discussions with senior administrators, faculty, architects and other key stakeholders through which the University has developed a set of overarching principles for campus planning and development: maintain a pedestrian-oriented campus; preserve the park-like character of the campus; maintain campus "neighborhoods" while promoting a sense of community; develop in an environmentally responsible manner; and sustain strong community relations.


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"Extended warranties are pure profit for retailers as they pocket more than 50 percent of an extended warranty's cost," wrote retail expert Louis Ramirez, in a recent a piece for dealnews.com that debunked a dozen tech shopping myths. Still not convinced? Here are five things you can do instead of buying that expensive – and useless – extended warranty.
"Rather than be bullied into buying one the next time you're at a retail store, take a look at the warranty provided by the manufacturer (which oftentimes is more than sufficient) and research warranties provided by third parties like SquareTrade," Ramirez says.
You'd be hard pressed to find a gadget on the market that doesn't come with a decent manufacturer's warranty, often covering your purchase for one year. A study by none other than Consumer Reports found that most products rarely need repairs during the period of time covered by the extended warranty.
The Federal Trade Commission is a reliable source for consumer advocacy and advice. They suggest consumers do their homework prior to purchase. Research the terms, conditions and dates of the manufacturer's warranty and find out whom to contact if you need service.
Finally, ask about the depth of the coverage. Are all parts covered? Will you still be covered if the device fails because you dropped it? If a salesperson makes a promise orally, such as that the company will provide free repairs, get it in writing. Otherwise, you may not be able to get the service that was promised.
All states have implied warranties. Almost every purchase you make is covered by an implied warranty. The most common type is known as a "warranty of merchantability," which means that the seller promises that the product will do what it is supposed to do.
Another type of implied warranty is the "warranty of fitness for a particular purpose." This applies when you buy a product on the seller's advice that it is suitable for a particular use. For example, the salesperson that suggests you buy a laptop accessory for a specific need warrants that it will fill that need.
4. Do you trust the brand?
If you're sticking with the manufacturer's warranty – and you should – also consider the reputation of the manufacturer.
For instance, Microsoft took a lot of heat for shipping early Xbox 360's that were prone to failure. However, the company made right by their customers by greatly extending the warranty and, later, releasing a better model. Keep this in mind when buying a popular brand. Companies such as Sony and Nintendo have excellent track records for building quality products. If you're not familiar with the company that makes your gadget, ask your local or state consumer protection office or Better Business Bureau if they have any complaints against the company. A warranty is only as good as the company that stands behind it.
Are you so excited to get that new HDTV or laptop home that you ignore the warranty paperwork in the box?
Don't be. It is the buyer's responsibility to keep the receipt to document the date of purchase or prove that the buyer is the original owner in the case of a nontransferable warranty.
While we're on the topic of responsibility, make sure to perform required maintenance and use the product according to the manufacturer's instructions. If you beat up that laptop or throw a Wii controller through the HDTV screen, you're probably on your own.
(On an unrelated note: If you're thinking of trading in your Wii for a Wii U keep your controllers. They work with the Wii U for old and new games.)
What if you're still not convinced? Although we can't think of a time when buying the extended warranty is a good idea, there are consumers who disagree. If you are among them, here are some things to consider.
First, read the agreement. This is no fun, but it's important. Keep your eyes open for exclusions and conditions that would void your warranty.
Second, find out how long the extended warranty lasts. If it says three years, find out if that means from the date of purchase or from when the standard warranty expires. Also, consider if you're still going to want that item three years from now. If you're buying a gaming console or an MP3 player that you plan to upgrade in three years, why buy the warranty?
Finally, think about the cost. Dealnews.com suggests that if the cost of the warranty exceeds 20 percent of the cost of the product, you're probably spending more than a repair job will cost you.
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Images taken during the LexCelebrate festivities in May 2013 are now available to those who participated. Digital images (.jpg) are available for a donation of $20 per individual, $50 family max.
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We Are Lexington - And So Are You! Many, many, volunteers helped the town launch a historic year, Lexington's Tercentenary. If you volunteered for any part of the 9-month celebration, your work was appreciated by the Board of Selectmen at the Cary Memorial Building on June 2nd. Hundreds of volunteers attended the event and enjoyed the live music provided by Eric Eid-Reiner and his band, light fare from Neillio's, and birthday cake from Wilson Farms. Activities included Make-Your-Own-300th-Souvenir-Button, an official 300th Signature Banner, and the chance to mingle with volunteers from every one of the 14+ events held from September, 2012 through May, 2013. Lexington will be 300 until March 31, 2014. Enjoy the rest of our Anniversary year!
The Town of Lexington's 300th Anniversary Committee sends special thanks to the 2,700+ individuals who volunteered to offer more than twenty community events and special projects in honor of the town's tercentennial. We also extend our appreciation to the many community organizations that helped.
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This summer, there are many ways to celebrate:
1. Host a 300th Anniversary Picnic or Neighborhood Party.
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4. Collect 300th Souvenirs – or create your own…
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Join us here at LiverKick.com as we'll be doing live results and commentary for Fighting Stars Presents: It's Showtime Sporthallen Zuid Amsterdam, the event is live today, March 6th at 8pm CET/2pm EST/11am PST on http://www.showtimefights.com. The show is headlined by Hesdy Gerges squaring off against Daniel Ghita in a heavyweight showdown between two top prospects, as well as L'houcine "Aussie" Ouzgni, a fighter seen as the future of the 70kg division, against a legend in the division, Andy Souwer.
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The Sarasota County Commission Tuesday unanimously approved a staff recommendation that the new Gulf Gate Library be built on the site of the current facility, 7112 Curtiss Avenue.
"I would like to see it breaking ground soon after site plans are finished," commission Chairwoman Nora Patterson told Isaac Brownman, the design manager in the county's Public Works department.
"We would like to get you a design contract in the next month," but no later than November, said Brownman.
During a budget workshop last week, James Harriott, the county's executive director of public works, said the total cost of the new library has been estimated at $9,403,660. To date, only $2,403,660 has been allocated for it, according to materials supplied to the commissioners. Harriott had listed the project on the capital improvements program for the 2015 fiscal year.
However, Harriott said, once the design was complete, funding options could be explored to speed up the work.
Commissioner Joe Barbetta said Tuesday that the county should consider options to complete the library sooner.


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Will the US Supreme Court verdict on Myriad Genetics vs Association for Molecular Pathology case impact the former in a negative manner?
When Myriad Genetics first synthetically discovered and isolated the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes in 1994, little did they imagine that the case would lead to a litigation that could threaten to change the landscape of the genetic patenting industry. In the last four years since the company was drawn into the legal tangle, it has witnessed many ups and downs. In spite of experts dubbing the Myriad Genetics vs Association for Molecular Pathology case as the downfall of the former, the Utah-based molecular diagnostics company has claimed part victory.
"Myriad has more than 500 valid and enforceable claims in 24 different patents conferring strong patent protection for its BRACAnalysis test," Myriad told investors in a statement after the verdict was announced. The firm emphasized that cDNA, which is not naturally occurring, remains patentable.
Further, Myriad spokesperson, Mr Ronald Rogers, told global media, immediately after the verdict was announced, that, "We don't expect today's decision to impact our business operations. Considering that the BRACAnalysis test is the company's primary revenue driver, Myriad seems unhinged that their 20 year long dominion in the BRCA gene testing market was snatched away from them."
A closer look at their financial data explains why. In December last year, Myriad declared in a press statement that the testing business carries an 87 percent gross profit margin. The company had generated $496 million in sales last year, largely from the test involving the two BRCA genes. Since late 1990s, when the company unveiled the test, it has tested more than one million women for mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, that would put them at a higher risk of breast and ovarian cancer. The breast cancer analysis is charged at $3,340, while the additional test that picks up a genetic link in about 10 percent of women who test negative the first time is priced at $700.
The constantly fluctuating stock market too brought good news for the company, in the face of all round criticism. Myriad's stock performance post the verdict fluctuated dramatically. First it soared from $33.92-to-$38.27, only to drop to $32. Incidentally, this is the best response that the company has received from the stock market since 2009.
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LEC to Host 2013 NORCECA Senior Mens Continental Volleyball Championship
Sep 29, 2012
Volleyball Canada is pleased to announce that Langley will play host to another major international volleyball competition; the 2013 NORCECA Men's Continental Volleyball Championship. The event will be a partnership between the hosting partners of the Langley Events Centre, Volleyball BC and Volleyball Canada.
The championship will take place next September, and will be held at the Langley Events Centre. It will be the biggest international tournament to ever be held in BC. The NORCECA Continental Championship will include the top eight or nine men's teams from the NORCECA Zone including Canada (world rank #18), USA (world rank #5) Cuba (#6), Puerto Rico (#21), Mexico (#23), Dominican Republic (#45) and two to three other qualifiers from Central America and the Caribbean, all sending their top rosters to Langley.
NORCECA stands for the North & Central America and Caribbean Confederation, and is one of five continental confederations within the Federation Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB). Every 2 years the volleyball confederations celebrate their Continental Senior Championships and 2013 offers the next opportunity for our men's team to compete for continental supremacy. The event will not only determine the newest continental champion and provide valuable world ranking points, but will reward the winner of the event with a berth into the 2013 FIVB Grand Champions Cup to be held later that fall in Japan. The Grand Champions Cup offers id="mce_marker"million in prize money to the teams and athlete award winners.
"On behalf of the Township of Langley, we are extremely excited to be hosting yet another major international event at the Langley Events Centre," Township of Langley Mayor Jack Froese commented, "the facility continues to attract world class events and the 2013 NORCECA Continental Championship for men's volleyball will be yet another that showcases the facility and the Township of Langley to the world."
"This will be another great opportunity for our community to see the best the world has to offer in the sport of volleyball, this time at the senior men's level," Director of Business Development, at the LEC, Jared Harman noted, "being able to feature Olympic level volleyball and having the chance to work with Volleyball BC, Volleyball Canada and NORCECA again will ensure another exciting event for our calendar."
"Hosting the U23 Pan American Men's Volleyball Cup this week has proven to Volleyball Canada and to NORCECA that Langley has the organizational capacity to deliver a successful event at this level, " Volleyball Canada President Hugh Wong commented. "The Host Committee along with Volleyball BC, the venue staff, and numerous volunteers have been excellent. A lot of work goes into the organization and delivery of these events and we anticipate that given one year to plan and promote that next years NORCECA Men's Championship will exceed expectations and we look forward to great crowds coming from throughout BC to cheer on our national team."
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Hello All UFC Fans - Tonight I'll be at one of my many favorite sports bars here in Los Angeles, CA . And I must admit, I'm looking forward to tonight's card with the two main matchups: Jackson vs. Machida and Penn vs Hughes, I couldn't help but wonder just who will win in either bout. But let me also add that I was also startled when I thought that 3 of these UFC fighters were all but OUT ...


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The mission of the Alamance County Management of Information Services Department is to Provide the Highest Level of Customer Service to each and every County Department. MIS strives to provide each Department with the proper technology and guidance to assist the departments in maintaining the highest level of service to all Alamance County citizens.
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Jazzed Reducer
Albums with High Heat and Slow Curves
By Mel Minter
With the baseball season reaching its climax and the tomato plants demanding attention, it gets harder to find time for music. Nonetheless, a few albums in a variety of jazz genres have snuck past late-inning heroics and the tomato hornworms, and into the rotation this summer.
Sara Gazarek Blossom & Bee (Palmetto Records)
With a clear, supple voice that you'd like to curl up with on the sofa, singer Sara Gazarek offers up a collection of standards and originals that circle around the mostly happy theme of love. Many of the songs were taken from the repertoire of vocalist Blossom Dearie or inspired by her, and Gazarek's ability to hit a lyric's sentiment dead center with a disarming simplicity recalls that late lady's skills. She's backed by an able and equally supple trio (pianist Josh Nelson, bassist Hamilton Price and drummer Zach Harmon), with guests John Pizzarelli and producer Larry Goldings here and there. Gazarek moves gracefully through love's intoxication, with occasional and welcome naughtiness ("Tea for Two" as a proposition), a steamy warning ("Some of These Days") and a reflective admission of self-delusion ("The Lies of Handsome Men").
Though intellectually rigorous, the music of Biosphere never gets too brainy because the rhythmic elements are almost always front and center. What's more, the musicians―Weber (piano and Rhodes), Lionel Loueke (guitar), Thomas Morgan (bass) and Dan Weiss (drums, tablas)―are clearly having fun. On most tracks, the rhythms are rooted in Africa, so no matter how mathematical the music might get, there's a dancing, light-on-its-feet quality to it. Six original tracks from Weber (one co-penned with Lee Konitz) range from "Filaments," the opener on which the group sounds like a happy percussive ensemble, to the lyrically spare and delicate (and guitarless) "Getragen." A Loueke original and covers of Coldplay, Jamiroquai and Eric Clapton tunes round out the album.
Gonzalo Rubalcaba XXI Century (5Passion Productions)
A sunny, optimistic outlook shines throughout XXI Century, the latest from accomplished pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba. Featuring compositions that stretch across multiple cultures and 50 years of music history, the album ranges from the percussive incantations of Rubalcaba's "Oshun" to a delicately impressionistic take on Bill Evans' "Time Remembered" and an impressive pianism on Lennie Tristano's "Lennies Pennies." Bassist Matt Brewer contributes the beautiful shimmer of "Anthem," and guest guitarist Lionel Loueke (who's on everybody's recordings these days) adds his funky "Alafia" to the mix. Rubalcaba's dance-worthy "Nueva Cubana," which features a memorable guest appearance from guitarist Gary Galimidi, mixes Cuban roots with modern jazz harmonies. But it's Enrique Ubieta's "Son XXI" that most effectively summons Rubalcaba's Afro-Cuban heritage. Marcus Gilmore provides the percussive ground on which the album dances, with assistance from guests Ignacio Berroa and Pedro "Pedrito" Martinez on a couple of tracks. It's a satisfying journey from beginning to end, and the two-disc package contains extras that only your computer's optical drive will reveal.
Ravi Coltrane Spirit Fiction (Blue Note Records)
On his debut album for the esteemed Blue Note label, Coltrane hooks up with two groups: his usual quartet and the quintet from his second album. The quartet―Luis Perdomo (piano), Drew Gress (bass) and E.J. Strickland (drums)―are featured on original compositions that include both the most abstract and most openly emotional pieces on the album, all written by the quartet or Coltrane. The quintet―Geri Allen (piano), Ralph Alessi (trumpet), James Genus (bass) and Eric Harland (drums)―works out on three Alessi compositions and, joined by coproducer Joe Lovano on tenor, Ornette Coleman's deconstructed blues "Check Out Time." Lovano and Coltrane also have an extended sax conversation mediated by Allen on Paul Motian's "Fantasm." Given more playful material, the quintet brings a looser, more let-
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Everything you need to know about today's coverage of Israel and the Mideast.
Red Cross hospitality for Hamas fugitives in eastern Jerusalem, an editor tearfully apologizes for suggesting the Mossad kill President Obama, and "pinkwashing" attracts AP's attention.
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Israel and the Palestinians
• The NY Times describes Red Cross hospitality for Hamas fugitives in eastern Jerusalem:
Cecilia Goin, a spokeswoman for the International Committee of the Red Cross, said by telephone that the organization had informed the three from the start that they could stay on the premises, but that the Red Cross did not enjoy diplomatic immunity and could not prevent the Israeli authorities from arresting them. The organization had also informed the Israeli authorities that the three were on the premises, she said.
The three received relatives and other visitors in the protest tent for much of the day and were given the use of one room inside the Red Cross building where they slept at night.
• Cabinet minister Yuli Edelstein personally guides a busload of journos on a media tour in and around the West Bank community of Itamar. The Media Line joined in.
It was important for the government-sponsored trip to show the media that Palestinians and Jews coexist. At Barkan Industrial Zone near Ariel, the biggest Jewish town in the northern West Bank, Palestinian workers at a plastics factory say they prefer to work with the Israelis because they get paid double than what they would make working for a Palestinian employers.
Spring Winter
• Big media looks at the Arab Spring, one year on. Some angles you might've missed:
- Lara Logan: Life is not about dwelling on the bad
- One Year Later: The Failure of the Arab Spring
- Does Africa need an Arab Spring?
• Days after the Arab League extended the mandate of its observer team in Syria for another month, Gulf states are opting out. The BBC sums up the problem:
The BBC's Jon Leyne Cairo says Tuesday's announcement from such influential countries is another big blow for the Arab League's mission.
The GCC's move is an illustration of how divided the Arab League is over the Syrian crisis, our correspondent says.
Rest O' the Roundup
• AP takes a closer look at Tel Aviv's gay tourism. Aron Heller's dispatch takes note of the NY Times pinkwashing issue, but gives Israeli tolerance a fair hearing.
• Andrew Adler, the editor and publisher of the Atlanta Jewish Times is quitting after the firestorm over his column suggesting that the Mossad kill President Obama. Adler broke down in tears as he apologized on AIB TV.
• A Chicago Tribune staff-ed gives a thumbs up to Europe's additional sanctions on Iranian oil:
Financial chaos is a risk with strong sanctions. But the greater risk is allowing Iran to waltz into the nuclear club and set off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
• Anthrax scare empties out Israeli consulate in Boston, investigators now say it was a hoax.
• YouTube reports that one hour of video is uploaded to the site every second, while exceeding "four billion video views globally, every day." As you'd expect, YouTube crunched the numbers in video format.
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The agricultural community will once again have an opportunity to recycle their unwanted farm tires through a collection sponsored by the Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca Joint Solid Waste District. The event will be held at the Sandusky County Fairgrounds in Fremont in the north parking lot. This collection is open to farm owners, operators and residents in the three county area (including Bellevue and Fostoria residents). ABSOLUTELY NO DEALERS or AGRI-BUSINESSES WILL BE PERMITTED.


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The father of a 6-year-old boy who survived a terrifying farm accident with barely a scratch says medical staff told him he should buy a Lotto ticket to celebrate his son's amazing good fortune.
Raymond Kapene said the doctors and nurses at Tauranga Hospital who treated his son after Friday's accident said it was incredible Raymond jnr did not sustain serious injuries after a trailer wheel ran over his head.
Raymond jnr had been helping his grandfather unload piglets into a pen around 4pm at the rear of his family's Manoeka Rd property when the boy hopped on the back of his grandfather's 4WD, towing a trailer.
As the truck travelled over uneven ground on the semi-rural property, Raymond jnr bounced off and was run over by the trailer.
"The whole wheel went over his head," Mr Kapene said.
"I was very scared. I abused the hell out of my father."
Raymond jnr was in a moderate condition when taken to hospital by ambulance. He was discharged later that night.
Hospital staff all had the same message for Mr Kapene and wife Melissa Kapene - they were incredibly fortunate their son was not more badly injured, he said.
"We are just lucky the trailer didn't have a load on it. So lucky."
Mr Kapene said he had since become more protective of his son and warned other rural parents to be more aware of potential dangers.
"It was stupid really. A lot of farmers do it and have their kids sitting on the tailgate and have a trailer behind them.
"They take it for granted. The country, the way people do things. We like to let our kids run around and do what they will but as we learned it can be just-like-that. Like the doctors and nurses said, he's lucky to be here."
Raymond jnr was back at home yesterday, playing with 10-year-old sister Ngahina and pointing out the exact spot where he fell.
Mr Kapene said his son still had a "tender spot" Boy has lucky escape in accident on farm
It is very easy for a child to be thrown off [the back of a vehicle]. John Scrimgeour, Federated Farmers on his head and a stiff neck but was otherwise fine.
The couple said they were grateful to have their energetic and adventurous boy back as normal.
"What could have been a worst-case situation was instead the best-case, he's still here,"
Mr Kapene was not sure whether he would buy a Lotto ticket because of the accident.
Tauranga Senior Sergeant Nigel Ramsden said police did not often encounter children riding on the back of vehicles and Friday's incident was unfortunate.
"We went to check it out but it was really an accident as far as we were concerned," Mr Ramsden said.
Federated Farmers Bay of Plenty president John Scrimgeour said children needed to be supervised at all times on rural properties.
"If a child is sitting on the back of a vehicle without someone there to supervise him, it's very risky. Without anything to hold them in it is very easy for a child to be thrown off," Mr Scrimgeour said.
On Wednesday, Hawke's Bay 6-year-old Ashlee Petrowski suffered critical head injuries following a quad bike accident involving four adults and alcohol. On Christmas Eve, 3-year-old Te Haeata Pitiroi died after being run over in the shared driveway of his south Taupo home.


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Thread: My Gourami may be dying..
11-28-2012, 08:01 PM #1Junior Member Guppy
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My Gourami may be dying..
He is laying down a lot will barely eat. He is swimming weird I think something may have happened to his back tail. Every once and awhile he will swim very rarely but today he was swimming very weirdly and tried jumping out twice. I'm not sure what to do? I don't think he is dying but my mom does. Any suggestions on what's wrong and how to fix it? Please help! Thank you!
You will need to give a little more information before anyone can really help. Size of your tank, how long have you had it up and running, and how long has it had fish in it. What are your readings for ammonia, nitrite, nitrates, how often do you clean and or do water changes.30 gal Freshwater
1 young Angel, 6 Pepper Corydoras, 5 Harlequin Rasbora 1 Bristle-nose Pleco
Welcome to the forum and +1 to the above
Here is the information we'll need:
What is the size of tank?
What is the filtration on the tank?
Do you have a heater? (if so, what is the temp?)
What are the other fish in the tank?
Water Parameters? :Ammonia=? Nitrates=? Nitrates=?
What is your test kit? (api master test kit, the strips, local fish store)
When was your last water change?
All of this is very relevant...this could range from another fish beating him up, it could be a disease, it could be anything really.
Additionally, if you could post a picture that would be nice.
11-28-2012, 10:11 PM #4Junior Member Guppy
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The tank is anywhere from 5-10 gallons no heater the filter is power filter 10 not sure how long fish have been in it got it from a friend. Just got the fish a few eels ago. There is two other kinds don't remember the names of them but they all get along just fine. Just today he has started darting random places and would just go crazy. His end of the tail is white and it looks like something may have been like biting it or chewing on it. Not sure. Haven't change water since I got them, and I don't know about the water parameters.right now he is in a littleish glass bowl so he won't get the others sick if he has a disease.
We have to do some work to make sure your fish are happy. lets start:
Can you measure the tank for us? we can then calculate the volume
Go run, drive, walk, bike to the nearest fish store and pick up these products:
A heater
DeChlorinator (water conditioner)
API Master Test Kit
Pending the real size of your tank (and other fish) you may even need to pick up a bigger tank)
second-can you post pictures of your tank? we can then identify your other fish to help resolve this. They could be beating up the other guy at night or not, but pending the fish, we won't know for sure.
Once you come back from the store:
You really to do a big water change (70%)-use a cup, bowl whatever and refill the tank with De-Chlorinated water.
Add in the heater for them to warm up
Once you do that, let us know and we'll walk ya through the rest
11-28-2012, 10:38 PM #6Junior Member Guppy
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I have de chlorinator and that's what the water is. I can't get a heater because I don't live around any store that carries stuff for fish tanks. The tank is 8 in, 9 1/2 in by 14 in. Just a minute and I will find out what the other fish are.
11-28-2012, 10:44 PM #7Junior Member Guppy
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Two are skirt tetras and the other two are platys.
11-28-2012, 11:37 PM #8Junior Member Guppy
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At least I think it's dechlorophyer
What is the product called that you use to treat the water?
and you have a 4.5 gallon tank.
I'm sorry but that isn't big enough for any of the fish that you currently own.
they don't have the room they need to swim or do anything.
Regardless, you have to get a heater, order it online or something. they are tropical fish and need warmer water.
cold water, non cycled tank, no water changes are all the compounding reasons that your fish are struggling and suffering and slowly dying.
if you cannot get the equipment then give the fish to someone who does, because its cruel to keep the fish in these conditions.
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+1 with all of the above - dechlorinator is what you are supposed to add to your tap water to remove chlorine from it - without it, the fish would die if you change any of their water.
I agree that if you are in a situation where you can't purchase things to help keep the fish alive, perhaps there is someone you know who has a larger tank in their home who could take them.


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A cranial computed tomography (CT) scan uses many x-rays to create pictures of the head, including the skull, brain, eye sockets, and sinuses.
Brain CT; Head CT; CT scan - skull; CT scan - head; CT scan - orbits; CT scan - sinuses; Computed tomography - cranial
You will be asked to lie on a narrow table that slides into the center of the CT scanner.
While inside the scanner, the machine's x-ray beam rotates around you.
A computer creates separate images of the body area, called slices. These images can be stored, viewed on a monitor, or printed on film. Three-dimensional models of the head area can be created by stacking the slices together.
You must be still during the exam, because movement causes blurred images. You may be told to hold your breath for short periods of time.
Complete scans usually take only a few minutes. The newest scanners can image your entire body, head to toe, in less than 30 seconds.
Certain exams require a special dye, called contrast, to be delivered into the body before the test starts. Contrast helps certain areas show up better on x-rays.
If you weigh more than 300 pounds, find out if the CT machine has a weight limit. Some machines do.
You will be asked to remove jewelry and wear a hospital gown during the study.
The x-rays produced by the CT scan are painless. Some people may have discomfort from lying on the hard table.
Contrast given through a vein may cause a slight burning feeling, a metallic taste in the mouth, and a warm flushing of the body. This is normal and usually goes away within a few seconds.
A cranial CT scan is recommended to help diagnose or monitor the following conditions:
A cranial CT may also be done to look for the cause of:
Abnormal results may be due to:
Risks of CT scans include:
CT scans use more radiation than regular x-rays. Having many x-rays or CT scans over time may increase your risk for cancer. However, the risk from any one scan is small. You and your doctor should weigh this risk against the benefits of getting a correct diagnosis for a medical problem.
Some people have allergies to contrast dye. Let your doctor know if you have ever had an allergic reaction to injected contrast dye.
Rarely, the dye may cause a life-threatening allergic response called anaphylaxis. If you have any trouble breathing during the test, you should notify the scanner operator immediately. Scanners come with an intercom and speakers, so someone can hear you at all times.
A CT scan can reduce or avoid the need for invasive procedures to diagnose problems in the skull. This is one of the safest ways to study the head and neck.
Other tests that may be done instead of Cranial CT scan include:
Shaw AS, Dixon AK. Multidetector computed tomography. In: Grainger RC, Allison D, Adam, Dixon AK, eds. Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 4.
Saunders D, Jäger HR, Murray AD, Stevens JM. Skull and brain: methods of examination and anatomy. In: Grainger RC, Allison D, Adam, Dixon AK, eds. Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 55.
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The Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC) will meet at 4:30 p.m. Monday, May 3, in East Pyne, Room 010. All members of the campus community are invited to attend.
The main agenda item is a report from the Eating Club Task Force. The group, composed of students, faculty, staff and alumni, was formed in fall 2009 by University President Shirley M. Tilghman and past Undergraduate Student Government President Connor Diemand-Yauman to review the relationships between the University and the eating clubs.
In addition, representatives from the Department of Facilities will report on ongoing and upcoming renovation and construction projects.
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Bili lights is a type of light therapy (phototherapy) that is used to treat newborn jaundice . Jaundice is a yellow coloring of the skin and eyes caused by too much of a substance called bilirubin. Bilirubin is a yellow substance that is created when the body replaces old red blood cells with new ones.
Phototherapy for jaundice
Phototherapy involves shining fluorescent light on bare skin. A specific wavelength of light can break down bilirubin into a form that the body can get rid of through the urine and stools. The light looks blue.
The health care team carefully notes the infant's temperature, vital signs, and responses to the light. They also note how long the treatment lasted and the position of the light bulbs.
The baby may become dehydrated from the lights. Fluids may be given through a vein during treatment.
Blood tests are done to check the bilirubin level. When the levels have dropped enough, phototherapy is complete.
Some infants receive phototherapy at home. In this case, a nurse visits daily and draws a sample of blood for testing.
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In severe cases of increased bilirubin in a low birthweight newborn that is younger than 24 hours old, an exchange transfusion may be done instead. Whn the bilirubin level is very high, an exchange transfusion may be the best option.
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FRANKFURT — Germany's central bank is willing to back an array of stimulus measures from the European Central Bank next month, including a negative rate on bank deposits and purchases of packaged bank loans, if needed to keep inflation from staying too low, a person familiar with the matter said.
ECB staff inflation projections for 2016, which are due in early June, will be central to the Bundesbank's appetite for additional easing steps, the person told The Wall Street Journal.
Europe's Week Ahead: Signs of European growth?
Investors will look for signs of a tentative recovery gaining traction in the euro zone with the release of first-quarter GDP figures and after the ECB said it was open to cutting rates at the next meeting. On the corporate front, Italian bank earnings get into full swing.
This marks the clearest signal yet that the Bundesbank, which has for years been defined by its conservative opposition to the ECB's emergency measures to combat the euro zone's debt crisis, is fully engaged in the fight against super-low inflation in the euro zone using monetary policy tools.
The news sent the euro EURUSD, +1.3145% sliding to a fresh one-month low of just over $1.37 against the dollar.
The Bundesbank's stance could provide critical support for ECB President Mario Draghi, particularly in Germany, when the ECB meets next month to weigh interest-rate cuts and other stimulus measures. Draghi put financial markets on notice last week that additional easing was possible against a backdrop of weak annual inflation which, at 0.7% in the euro zone, is far below the ECB's target of just under 2% over the medium term.
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Kotaku's Emulation Fear MongeringMarch 26th, 2013 by Benj Edwards
Over at Kotaku, Tina Amini recently wrote a piece titled "Ouya Tries To Dispel Fears That The Console's Nintendo Emulators Will Promote Piracy." It's not a good piece.
First of all, the author isn't clear whose fears Ouya is trying to dispel. By my reading, it is only the author herself who "fears" what may happen if Ouya allows Nintendo emulators on its console, and only because she wants to drum up controversy for a blog post. Fear mongering bullshit.
Tina, don't use fear over emulation or piracy as your traffic-boosting media pawn. It doesn't help anybody.
Emulation isn't the enemy. Piracy isn't even the enemy. They're bogeymen that help preserve a system where media companies overcharge and re-charge for their works over and over and over again. (I'm talking all media here, not just video games.)
The never-ending war against piracy isn't a war against pirates. It's a war against consumers. The content industry has dressed it up to look like a battle of good vs. evil when it's really just a battle to keep your wallet pried open while dollars pour out.
That war has real casualties for everyone that are far worse than piracy: things like consumers' fair-use rights over products they have rightfully purchased or licensed, free speech, security research, and our historical legacy.
Piracy, if left completely unchecked, would definitely hurt publishers. But it's not unchecked. It's illegal.
Let people do what they want with open platforms. Let the law be the law, and let the people decide if it's in their best interest to respect it or break it.
You could always put people in straitjacket if you didn't want them to break any laws, but it wouldn't allow them to be free, would it?
DRM is a digital straitjacket, and a "walled garden" is a fancy name for a comfortable prison. If a company like Ouya is brave enough to let their console be used for whatever purpose, that should be commended, not discouraged.
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Port-en-Bessin at high tide
[Port-en-Bessin, avant-port, marée haute] 1888
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Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Purchase with funds from an anonymous Canadian gift 1952
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A broad expanse of sky and sea creates a sense of openness in George Seurat's painting Port- en- Bessin at high tide. This small fishing village on the Normandy coast nestles between steep cliffs with a covered fish market sitting at one end of the quay. An elevated viewpoint allows us to see the coastal landscape as it recedes into the distance.
Seurat's sun-drenched painting has been constructed so that our eyes wander rhythmically from side to side as we view the scene. The curves of the grassy tussocks in the foreground are repeated in the sails of the boats, the plume of smoke from a chimney and a winding path leading to the top of the hill. The line of the horizon is echoed by the breakwater and quay jutting out into the sea.
There is a static quality to this landscape as though the village is frozen in time. Seurat achieves this atmosphere, which is bleached with light, by applying dots of contrasting colours side by side to create the effect of a third colour. The water's colour is made by combining dots of yellow, blue and green on a white ground. Grassy cliffs are painted with dots of blue, orange and pink overlaid on larger strokes of yellow-green. This technique became known as Divisionism because of the way colour is placed onto the canvas and mixed in the eye of the viewer rather than on the artist's palette.
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