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A man in his 40s, believed to be their son, Colin, is also in hospital after the incident, which is now being investigated by the police.
Neither the couple, nor the younger man, had suffered any visible injuries, police said, and detectives are investigating the possibility that their death was caused by a gas leak.
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A post mortem examination was inconclusive and toxicology reports will now be carried out.
A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said officers were called to the address after receiving reports of a possible gas leak or the presence of carbon monoxide in the house.
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Martinson, D. G., S. E. Stammerjohn, R. A. Iannuzzi, R. C. Smith and M. Vernet, 2008: Western Antarctic Peninsula physical oceanography and spatio-temporal variability. Deep-Sea Research Part Ii-Topical Studies in Oceanography, 55(18-19): 1964-1987.
This study focuses on 12 years of physical oceanography data, collected during the Palmer, Antarctica, Long-Term Ecological Research program (PAL LTER) over the continental margin of the western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP). The dataset offers the most long-lived consistent CTD-gridded observations of Antarctic waters collected anywhere in the Southern Ocean. The physical characteristics, water column structure and spatio-temporal variability of the various properties are examined for physically consistent and ecologically important patterns and modes of variability. Unique findings of note include: (1) The average annual ocean heat flux (to the atmosphere) over the continental shelf shows a decreasing trend through time averaging 0.6 W m(-2) yr(-1), with an annual average ocean heat flux of similar to 19W m(-2). The ocean heat content over the shelf shows a linearly increasing trend of 2.6 x 10(7) J m(-2) yr(-1), due predominantly to increased upwelling of warm Upper Circumpolar Deep Water (UCDW) onto the shelf with a small contribution due to a slight warming of UCDW (but over longer time scales (50yr), the warming of UCDW dominates), (2) optimal multi-annual average vertical turbulent diffusivity coefficient (k(z)) is similar to 8.5 x 10(-5) m(2)s(-1), determined by inversion considering warming of trapped remnant winter mixed layer water, (3) the water masses in the grid are well separated according to bathymetrically controlled features, dividing the sample domain into 3 sub-regions: slope, shelf and coastal waters; (4) the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) was always present along the shelf-break (consistent with the Orsi et al. [1995. On the mericlional extent and fronts of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current. Deep-Sea Research 1 42 (5), 641-673.] climatology) where UCDW shows its farthest southern extent and forms the Southern ACC Front (SACCF). The spatio-temporal variability of the delivery and distribution of ocean heat is dictated by the dynamics that are consistent with changes in the state of ENSO (La Niña drives enhanced upwelling in this region) and in the strength of the Southern Annular Mode (SAM; +SAM drives a local response similar to that of La Niña). The large 1997-1998 El Niño, followed by the transition to the strong La Niña of 1998-1999 (amplified by a large +SAM) introduced a regime shift on the shelf, resulting in the elimination of similar to 0.5 m of sea ice melt (presumably from the loss of sea ice being grown). 2002 was an anomalous year coinciding with an extraordinary storm forcing driving a 4.5 sigma increase in the heat content on the shelf. These jumps coincide with considerable changes in sea ice distribution as well. Pure UCDW on the shelf is primarily restricted to the deep canyons, with occasional appearances on the shelf floor near the middle of the grid. Anomalies in summer sea surface temperatures reflect wind strength (stronger winds mixing more cold winter water to the surface, with cooler SST; light winds, the opposite). (C) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Montes-Hugo, M. A., M. Vernet, D. Martinson, R. Smith and R. Iannuzzi, 2008: Variability on phytoplankton size structure in the western Antarctic Peninsula (1997-2006). Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography, 55(18-19): 2106-2117.
The temporal and spatial variability of phytoplankton size structure of waters west of the Antarctica Peninsula (WAP) was investigated between 1997 and 2006. Time series of satellite-derived (phytoplankton size structure index or [gamma]bbp, chlorophyll a concentration or chlT, and sea-ice extent) and shipboard (temperature, salinity, nutrients, and mixed-layer depth) variables were generated during spring-summer in slope, middle shelf and inshore waters and analyzed in relation to atmospheric anomalies (El NiÒo Southern Oscillation, ENSO, and Southern Annular Mode, SAM). The sampling design included stations north (northern, 62∞S) and within (central and southern, 64-68∞S) the Pal-LTER (Palmer Long Term Ecological Research) study site. It is hypothesized that contribution of [`]small' phytoplankton (<20†[mu]m) has increased in the last decade in WAP waters due the ongoing regional climate change. Relationships between [gamma]bbp, the spectral slope of particle backscattering, and environmental parameters were explored based on non-parametric trends (Mann-Kendall test) and cross-correlation coefficients (Spearman matrix). Three types of temporal patterns were detected in satellite-derived phytoplankton size distributions: (1) inter-annual variations of spring-summer [gamma]bbp related to monthly sea-ice extent, (2) abrupt transitions toward dominance of [`]small' (<20†[mu]m) phytoplankton cells (high [gamma]bbp) and low chlT values (<1†mg†m-3) during 1998 and 2003 summer seasons, and (3) positive or negative trends (decrease vs increase of mean cell size) in specific domains of central and northern stations. Temporal transitions in cell size coincided with a switch on ENSO and SAM anomalies as well as increase of heat content of shelf waters over the WAP region. The lack of offshore spring bloom and summer shelf bloom most likely explains the dominance of relative small phytoplankton cells during the 1998 and 2003 summer seasons. A greater frequency of southerly winds during spring and autumn is expected to favor the dominance of [`]small' (<20†[mu]m) phytoplankton cells over WAP waters. Conversely, the greater intensification of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current interaction with the WAP shelf-break during SAM+ years is expected to intensify topographically induced upwelling and favor the dominance of [`]large' (>20†[mu]m) phytoplankton cells on slope waters of central stations. The well-described 50-year warming trend in the Antarctic Peninsula has not resulted in a consistent trend in phytoplankton size structure, as originally hypothesized, but a mosaic of trends attributed to anomalous mesoscale changes of sea-ice extent and circulation patterns.
Newton, R., P. Schlosser, D. G. Martinson and W. Maslowski, 2008: Freshwater distribution in the Arctic Ocean: Simulation with a high-resolution model and model-data comparison. Journal of Geophysical Research-Oceans, 113(C5): -.
A high-resolution numerical simulation of the Arctic Ocean is analyzed in order to study the fate of river runoff and freshwater fluxes in the Arctic Ocean. The model is driven by realistic winds and thermodynamic forcing from the European Centre for Medium-range Weather Forecasting (ECMWF) Reanalysis data set. Dye tracers have been added to visualize the pathways followed by low-salinity water from the major Arctic rivers and Bering Strait Inflow. The model is spun up using repeated forcing with the 1979 annual cycle for 20 years; then the 1979 through 1998 atmospheric forcing is applied. Under the influence of the 1979 through early 1980s winds, a large plume of river runoff exits the broad Eurasian shelf seas along the Lomonosov Ridge. Starting in about 1985, the locus of shelf-to-basin transport shifts eastward to the Alpha-Mendeleyev ridge complex. This shift in the model output is related to changes in the sea-surface height (SSH) fields, which we attribute primarily to shifts in surface wind stresses. Model resolution, runoff inputs, and relaxation terms in the Lena River delta region are analyzed in detail to expose issues with model performance at boundaries with freshwater inflow. Suggestions are made for improving future simulations of river runoff in basin-scale models.
Ross, R. M., L. B. Quetin, D. G. Martinson, R. A. Iannuzzi, S. E. Stammerjohn and R. C. Smith, 2008: Palmer LTER: Patterns of distribution of five dominant zooplankton species in the epipelagic zone west of the Antarctic Peninsula, 1993-2004. Deep-Sea Research Part Ii-Topical Studies in Oceanography, 55(18-19): 2086-2105, doi: 10.1016/j.dsr2.2008.04.037.
Variability in the temporal-spatial distribution and abundance of zooplankton was documented each summer on the Palmer Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) grid west of the Antarctic Peninsula between Anvers and Adelaide Islands during a 12-yr time series. Oblique tows to 120 m with a 2 x 2 m fixed-frame net were made at about 50 stations each January/February between 1993 and 2004. The numerically dominant macro- and mesozooplanktonic species >2mm included three species of euphausiids (Euphausia superba, Antarctic krill; Thysano ssa macrura; Euphausia crystallorophias, ice krill), a shelled pteropod (Limacina helicina), and a salp (Salpa thompsoni). Life cycles, life spans, and habitat varied among these species. Abundance data from each year were allocated to 100 km by 20 km (alongshore by on/offshore) grid cells centered on cardinal transect lines and stations within the Palmer LTER grid. The long-term mean or climatology and means for each year were used to calculate annual anomalies across the grid. Principal components analysis (PCA) was used to analyze for patterns and trends in the temporal-spatial variability of the five species. Questions included whether there are groups of species with similar patterns, and whether population cycles, species interactions or seasonal sea-ice parameters were correlated with detected patterns. Patterns in the climatology were distinct, and matched those of physical parameters. Common features included higher abundance in the north than in the south, independent of the cross-shelf gradients, and cross-shelf gradients with higher abundance either inshore (E. crystallorophias) or offshore (S. thompsoni). Anomalies revealed either cycles in the population, as episodic recruitment in Antarctic krill, or changes in anomaly pattern between the first and second half of the sampling period. The 1998 year, which coincided with a rapid change from a negative to a positive phase in the SOI, emerged as a year with either significant anomalies or that marked a change in anomaly patterns for different species. PCA analysis showed that the pattern of cumulative variance with increasing number of modes was distinctly different for shorter-lived versus longer-lived species; the first mode accounted for nearly 50% of the variance in the shorter-lived species and less than 25% in the longer-lived species. This suggested that the mechanisms driving variability in the temporal-spatial distribution of the shorter-lived, more oceanic species were less complex and more direct than those for the longer-lived euphausiids. Evidence from both the anomaly plots and the trend analysis suggested that salps have been more consistently present across the shelf from 1999 to present, and that the range of L. helicina has been expanding. With shorter life spans, these two species can respond more quickly to the increasing heat content on the shelf in this region. The cross-correlation analysis illustrated the negative correlation between salps and ice retreat and the number of ice days, and the positive correlation between the presence of ice krill and the day of ice retreat. These results suggest that for these species, several environmental controls on distribution and abundance were linked to seasonal sea-ice dynamics. (C) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Smith, R. C., D. G. Martinson, S. E. Stammerjohn, R. A. Iannuzzi and K. Ireson, 2008: Bellingshausen and western Antarctic Peninsula region: Pigment biomass and sea-ice spatial/temporal distributions and interannual variabilty. Deep-Sea Research Part Ii-Topical Studies in Oceanography, 55(18-19): 1949-1963, doi: 10.1016/j.dsr2.2008.04.027.
The Palmer Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) program seeks to obtain a comprehensive understanding of various components of the Antarctic marine ecosystem-the assemblage of plants, microbes, animals, ocean, and sea-ice south of the Antarctic Polar Front. A central hypothesis of the Palmer LTER is that the seasonal and interannual variability of sea ice affects all levels of the Antarctic marine ecosystem, from the timing and magnitude of seasonal primary production to the breeding success and survival of apex predators. In the context of this high-latitude ecosystem we use satellite imagery to examine physical forcing and possible mechanisms influencing the distribution of phytoplankton biomass in the region to the west of the Antarctic Peninsula. We evaluate the spatial and temporal variability of pigment biomass (estimated as chlorophyll-a concentrations using SeaWiFS data) in response to the spatial and temporal variability of sea-ice extent (estimated from passive microwave satellite data). While the ocean-color data record is relatively short (7 years) and contains high interannual variability, there are persistent spatial patterns of phytoplankton biomass that indicate important regional-scale physical mechanisms including: the marginal ice zone and its impact on the mixed-layer depth, the timing of spring sea-ice retreat, the importance of the southern Antarctic Circumpolar front, and teleconnections with sub-polar regions. The SeaWIFS imagery presented here provides the most complete synoptic space/time views of phytoplankton biomass within this region to date. These observations suggest that the southern Antarctic Circumpolar front may have a more profound influence on the western Antarctic Peninsula ecosystem than previously thought. (C) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Stammerjohn, S. E., D. G. Martinson, R. C. Smith, X. Yuan and D. Rind, 2008: Trends in Antarctic annual sea ice retreat and advance and their relation to El Niño-Southern Oscillation and Southern Annular Mode variability. Journal of Geophysical Research-Oceans, 113(C3): -.
Previous studies have shown strong contrasting trends in annual sea ice duration and in monthly sea ice concentration in two regions of the Southern Ocean: decreases in the western Antarctic Peninsula/southern Bellingshausen Sea ( wAP/sBS) region and increases in the western Ross Sea ( wRS) region. To better understand the evolution of these regional sea ice trends, we utilize the full temporal ( quasi-daily) resolution of satellite-derived sea ice data to track spatially the annual ice edge advance and retreat from 1979 to 2004. These newly analyzed data reveal that sea ice is retreating 31 +/- 10 days earlier and advancing 54 +/- 9 days later in the wAP/sBS region ( i.e., total change over 1979 - 2004), whereas in the wRS region, sea ice is retreating 29 +/- 6 days later and advancing 31 +/- 6 days earlier. Changes in the wAP/sBS and wRS regions, particularly as observed during sea ice advance, occurred in association with decadal changes in the mean state of the Southern Annular Mode ( SAM; negative in the 1980s and positive in the 1990s) and the high-latitude response to El Niño - Southern Oscillation ( ENSO). In general, the high-latitude ice-atmosphere response to ENSO was strongest when - SAM was coincident with El Niño and when +SAM was coincident with La Niña, particularly in the wAP/sBS region. In total, there were 7 of 11 -SAMs between 1980 and 1990 and the 7 of 10 +SAMs between 1991 and 2000 that were associated with consistent decadal sea ice changes in the wAP/sBS and wRS regions, respectively. Elsewhere, ENSO/SAM-related sea ice changes were not as consistent over time ( e. g., western Weddell, Amundsen, and eastern Ross Sea region), or variability in general was high ( e. g., central/ eastern Weddell and along East Antarctica).
Vernet, M., D.G. Martinson, R. Iannuzzi, S. Stammerjohn, W. Kozlowski, K. Sines, R. Smith and I. Garibotti, 2008: Primary production within the sea-ice zone west of the Antarctic Peninsula: I—Sea ice, summer mixed layer, and irradiance. Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography, 55(18-19, doi: 10.1016/j.dsr2.2008.04.021): 2068-2085.
In shelf waters of the western Antarctic Peninsula (wAP), with abundant macro- and micronutrients, water-column stability has been suggested as the main factor controlling primary production; freshwater input from sea-ice melting stabilizes the upper water column by forming a shallow summer mixed layer. Retreating sea ice in the spring and summer thus defines the area of influence, the sea-ice zone (SIZ) and the marginal ice zone (MIZ). A 12-year time series (1995–2006) was analyzed to address two main questions: (1) what are the spatial and temporal patterns in primary production; and (2) to what extent and in what ways is primary production related to sea-ice dynamics. Data were collected on cruises performed during January of each year, at the height of the growth season, within the region bounded by 64°S and 64°W to the north and 68°S and 66°W to the south. Average daily integrated primary production varied by an order of magnitude, from not, vert, similar250 to not, vert, similar1100 mg C m−2 d−1, with an average cruise primary production of 745 mg C m−2 d−1. A strong onshore–offshore gradient was evident along the shelf with higher production observed inshore. Inter-annual regional production varied by a factor of 7: maximum rates were measured in 2006 (1788 mg C m−2 d−1) and minimum in 1999 (248 mg C m−2 d−1). The results support the hypothesis that primary production in the wAP shelf is related to sea-ice dynamics. To first order, shallower summer mixed-layer depths in the shelf correlated with late sea retreat and primary production. Principal component analysis showed that high primary production in January was associated with enhanced shelf production toward the coast and in the south, explaining 63% of the variability in space and time. This first mode captured the inter-annual variability in regional production. Temporal variability in primary production (time series of anomalies defined for each location) showed spatial dependence: higher primary production correlated with shallow mixed-layer depths only at mid-shelf; in coastal and offshore waters, primary production correlated with deeper mixed layers. Thus, coastal primary production can show a non-linear relationship with summer mixed layers. Under conditions of large biomass (>20 mg chl a m−3) and shallow mixed-layer depth (e.g., 5 m) phytoplankton production becomes light limited. This limitation is reduced with a deepening of the summer mixed layer (e.g., 20 m). Dominance of diatoms and the ability to adapt and photosynthesize at higher light levels characterized the large phytoplankton blooms. No significant regional trend in primary production was detected within the 12-year series. We conclude that the regional average primary production on the wAP shelf is associated with shallow summer mixed layers in conjunction with late sea-ice retreat. An opposite relationship is observed for the highest production rates in coastal waters, associated with large biomass, where a deepening of the summer mixed layer relieves light limitation.
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Nasdaq's chief executive Bob Greifeld has been ticked off by the City of London's Takeover Panel for comments he made about the expected level of support for his group's 950p-a-share offer for the London Stock Exchange.
Soon after revealing its interest in the LSE, the New-York based Nasdaq had appeared to claim the strong support of investors on several occasions, when in fact those shareholders had merely indicated they were keen to discuss a deal.
The Takeover Panel is concerned that the remarks were in breach of strict City rules and issued a rebuke, it is understood, although it did not go so far as to issue a formal warning.
Mr Greifeld, who was in London to woo top investors, has flown home to ponder his options. So far his overtures have been comprehensively rejected by the LSE, which claimed his 950p-a-share offer undervalues the company.
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Frankly, the farmers have my sympathy; but that doesn't detract from the simplicity and force of Walston's argument. Farmers are paid to produce things that nobody will buy, and the more they produce, the more they are paid (that's unless they have set-aside land, in which case they are paid to produce nothing at all). This is clearly mad: so why not make farmers compete on the open market?
This simplicity is the series' great strength, but also its great failing. Walston's point was made in the first week, and now he's getting repetitive. Last night's programme did add some complexity, as Walston conceded that it makes sense to pay some form of subsidy to hill farmers in remote areas: agriculture there keeps the countryside beautiful - crops the grass, keeps the dry stone walls in order, dots the hills with attractive white sheep - and provides jobs. Why subsidise production, though, instead of simply offering income support and payments for looking after the scenery? Still, the argument and Walston's don't-give-a-damn charm are both stretched thin.
After farmers, estate agents - if Jim Davidson had been thrown in with a linking script, this could have been themed as BBC2's "Hate Night". In Raising the Roof (BBC2), Paul Kenyon went around the country door-stepping estate agents with dismayingly conflicting interests - one had left a trail of ill-feeling as he bought property at knock-down prices; another had sold shoddily restored houses under someone else's name.
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There's nothing like a great bourbon — whether it's neat, on the rocks, in a Manhattan, or as part of a mixed drink. I love bourbon while watching football on a Sunday afternoon (well, that's an excuse — I love it anytime). If you like bourbon, but don't know quite what to get, here's a list of a half-dozen, by price, that will give you a nice starter set. Prices vary by states, of course, so these are approximations. I'm not listing the hard-to-find allocated bourbons here (Pappy, Stagg, etc), just the good stuff that should be in a ready supply.
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Today, in America, there are more than 14 million youth under 18 who are defined as "at risk" (of not reaching a productive adulthood). They face a relentless assault of negative influences which often result in drug and alcohol abuse, teen pregnancy, poor academic performance, violence, even death.
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That would be Turbo the Flying Dog—a mixed-breed pooch whose owners, Victoria and Bob Zajko, adopted him from an animal rescue in West Virginia. The Zajkos flew Turbo to his new home in their Glasair in 2012, and he has been a constant aerial companion ever since. Turbo's adventures inspired Zajko further, and she and friend Kelly Kennedy collaborated on a children's book, Turbo the Flying Dog.
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Paws & Planes Day Recap
Despite a storm covering the city with a heavy blanket of white snow, the AOPA National Aviation Community Center was kept warm with the laughter of children and furry friends. Civil Air Patrol cadets bundled up and directed adventurous parents with children in tow into the parking lot. Once entered, they stomped the snow off their boots, took a punch card and started their educational activities.
Monday, February 16, 2015
SMAC090 Steve Tupper, motor gliders, flying upside down and special words about hurling
"Stephen Force" is the superhero alter ego of mild-mannered tech and aviation lawyer, commercial pilot (glider, with private privileges in ASEL, AMEL, ASES, IA, and DC-3 (SIC) type-rated), and Civil Air Patrol (USAF Auxiliary) lieutenant colonel and search-and-rescue pilot Steve Tupper.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Note to self: Bring a nice camera next time!
Hm, where to start? Sunday was designated fly day. The plan was to join our friend Kyle for a flight out of Frederick for a $100 pancake breakfast. Bob suggested KMIV in Millville, NJ which we have from a enjoyed on a previous warm winter day like today. Kyle wanted to get an early 8:30AM start which we scoffed at. We recommended 9AM which was then agreed upon. We gave Kyle a hard time when he was the one late and we discovered we had fouled up mags due to waiting for him with the engine on idle for a good ten minutes. All was forgotten when we took off into the sky.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
SMAC089 - Live From The US Sport Aviation Expo 2015
This episode is dedicated to the excitement we felt when we first discovered flying! You should feel the excitement and again when you hear the many passionate aviators in this episode.
Representing Sun N Fun radio, Carl Valeri and Eric Crump spent their days at the US Sport Aviation Expo exploring the newest products, listening to lectures , and interviewing many of the exhibitors. This is a long episode because we decided to include all the interviews from the show. We feel each interview has something special to offer to you the listener. Remember the individual interviews will be loaded up to Chats From the Deck and will be streamed at LiveATC throughout the year.
Monday, February 2, 2015
Daring in 2015
Take a look back into November 2014 where I did a fun and creative flight for a scholarship application. This flight was for the Dare to Be Different scholarship offered by the Washington DC Chapter of the Ninety-Nines. I received some amazing news recently, my application was selected! A enthusiastic thank you to the DC Chapter for awarding me this scholarship, I know I will not let you down. I am excited to announce that this year, thanks to the Dare to Be Different scholarship, I will be getting instrument current again and obtaining my tail wheel endorsement. These plans have been on the back burner way to long and I'm thrilled to say, "Hey 2015! I got this!" Now if it will hurry up and warm up a tad...
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News from Steeltown
Regional news from newspapers and blogs
- George Romero getting award from Steeltown Entertainmenttriblive.comEl Mariachi , Steeltown , India , Kentucky , Day of the Dead
- Pittsburgh film 'The Rehabilitation of the Hill' a study in craft, inspirationpost-gazette.com
- Is B.A. Johnston the new Stompin' Tom Connors?The Globe and Mail
- Ruth Ann Dailey: It's a sign — let's celebrate us!post-gazette.com
- Canada Census: Small Cities Boom As Families Ditch Pricey Metro Areashuffingtonpost.ca
- The Jacksons mark 50th anniversarytimesofmalta.com
- Why Trump's Conflicts of Interest Won't Hurt HimThe New YorkerAmericas , Steeltown , Youngstown , Ohio , Italy
- DMotor Mouth: Naming Canada's worst traffic-jammed roads is all relativedriving.caNew York , Los Angeles , Chicago , Pender , West Georgia
- Release of 'Patriots Day' has writer wondering if civic pride turned into civic paranoia in the wake of Boston Marathon bombingspghcitypaper.com
- In Hamilton, Ont., an onslaught of millennials escaping the bidding wars and mortgages of Greater Torontonews.nationalpost.comGap , Port Dover , Vancouver , West Harbour , Toronto
- TSo sorry, millennialstorontosun.com
- TMillennials flocking to Hamiltontorontosun.comGap , Port Dover , West Harbour , Toronto , Canada
- Efforts are underway to diversify Pittsburgh's film industrypost-gazette.com
- Readers recommend: Your songs about iron and steelThe GuardianOhio , Youngstown , Steeltown , China , Asia
- U Sports hopes delayed rebrand is a winner at the Vanier CupThe Globe and MailQuebec , Steeltown , Toronto , Canada , Ile Vanier
- TToo-good Grey Cup pizza promotion pulled by CFLtorontosun.com
- Steeltown redemption: S.L. Price chronicles a richly detailed history of Aliquippa footballpost-gazette.com
- Pittsburgh on Broadway is happening on Wednesday -- be there in Times Squarepost-gazette.com
- TAre Working-Class Americans the New Minority?thejambar.comMahoning , Washington , Americas , Steeltown , England
- The Three Rivers Film Festival opens with the marriage-equality documentary The Freedom to Marrypghcitypaper.com
- George Romero getting award from Steeltown Entertainmenttriblive.com
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FDRS Conference 2017
Lipedema and Dercum's: Goals for the Future and Tools for Today
The FDRS 2017 Conference: Lipedema and Dercum's: Goals for the Future and Tools for Today will be April 28-30, 2017 at the Hilton Salt Lake City Center. Click here to register and for pricing information.
The conference opens at 4:00pm on Friday April 28th and concludes at 1:00pm on Sunday, April 30th. Keep in mind that many people will arrive early or stay late in order to make new friends or visit with old ones.
Check back to this page frequently for up to date information
Conference Agenda: Click here
Speaker Bios: Click here
Conference Sponsors and Vendors: Click here
Hotel Information & Booking Link
Hilton Salt Lake City Center
255 S W Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
FDRS room block is $109 per night (single / double), $124 per night (triple), or $139 per night (quad). Click here to book your Hotel room. The hotel has 11 handicap accessible rooms and they are in the FDRS room block.
Hotel cut-off is extended to April 9 (or when the rooms sell out).
Join the FDRS 2017 Conference Facebook Group. It is a closed group so it is private. Find a roommate for the conference, be the first to learn about conference details and stay connected throughout the conference itself.
Airport to hotel transit and Parking
There are several options to get to the hotel from the airport:
1) TRAX – above ground public transportation that is at Terminal One at the airport and will drop off at Gallivan Plaza stop, which is a block from the hotel. It is $2.50 per person each way
2) Haroon Transportation – Hotel shuttle that will pick up at the airport (must make a reservation for pick up but not to return) and bring directly to the hotel. It is $12.00 per person each way
3) Taxi – It is approximately $25 each way (up to 3 people, each additional is extra)
4) Uber - check for pricing https://www.uber.com/airports/slc/
5) Lyft - check for pricing https://www.lyft.com/cities/salt-lake-city#!
Hotel parking information: Self parking: $16.00, Valet: $20.00 Check the Hilton's website for up to date pricing: http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/utah/hilton-salt-lake-city-center-SLCCCHH/index.html
Meals & Food
Registration includes a light reception on Friday evening, breakfast on Saturday and Sunday and lunch on Saturday. Details regarding the meals will be posted closer to the conference. In order to keep costs down, beverages will include water, iced tea, hot tea and coffee. There is a coffee shop and restaurant located in the hotel. The hotel is within walking distance of a variety of restaurants.
We will be filming the speakers throughout the conference so choose your seat with that in mind
Salt Lake City Info - What to do?
The hotel is located in the heart of the City Center, one block from the light rail system. There are a variety of restaurants nearby and a drugstore is 2 blocks from the hotel.
While staying at the Hilton Salt Lake City Center hotel, be sure to enjoy all the local attractions the city has to offer, many located on the Salt Lake light rail system. Check out the exhibits or an IMAX show at the Clark Planetarium, catch a sporting event such as the NBA's Utah Jazz game at the EnergySolutions Arena.
Visit the Utah Museum of Natural History or get in touch with your wild side at Utah's Hogle Zoo where you will find over 1,000 animals from around the world. Enjoy an evening out at the Utah Symphony and Orchestra or shop the afternoon away at two major shopping malls nearby.
Marvel at the world famous Tabernacle Choir at the historic Temple Square and enjoy a part of Salt Lake City's impressive history. For snow lovers, you will find eight world-class ski resorts close by.
Vendor Inquiries
Can I bring a friend/spouse/family member?
Absolutely! This meeting is open to all who are interested in Lipedema and Dercum's Disease. All attendees must pay to register. No children permitted in the conference.
Can I pay by check?
Yes, please make your check payable to FDRS. Checks must be received by December 31, 2016 to receive the early bird discount. Mail to:
P.O. Box 3014
Ridgefield, NJ 07657
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No need to bring a printed ticket if you have ID. We will have your registration information. However, we do suggest you print a copy for your records.
What is the refund policy?
Can I record the conference?
The conference will be professionally videotaped and be available at no charge for conference attendees. As such, no video or audio taping (including but not limited to phones, video cameras, or any other recording devices) is permitted during the conference.
What if the registration fee is out of my budget?
Where can I contact the organizer with a question?


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|Reviews for Lifeblood
| Guest chapter 3 . 7/27/2016
Your story is pretty vapid. I also hate the OCs. They add nothing to the story.
| Guest chapter 1 . 7/26/2016
Your story lacks details. It's all dialogue and no narrative. It's nearly impossible to figure out what is going on from the vague details in the random snippets of dialogue. I couldn't make it past the first chapter.
| Guest chapter 25 . 6/16/2016
Please update... I just finished this story and I need to know how it ends :) :)
| Whyhaveaname chapter 25 . 12/26/2015
Nooooooo! It can't end like this. I must know what happens! Please update. Please. This was so amazing and so different then most of the fanfictions I've read. Thank you for writing this.
| Theloonylovegood chapter 25 . 4/14/2015
Is the sequel over , or are you writing more btw I loved the whole thing absolutely ! :)
| Guest chapter 25 . 6/27/2014
it's the least humorous fic i'd ever read.. Did you mayhap clicked the wrong genre? Well just so you know it was okay but i had to skip a few parts of the story which annoy me greatly, though i am still curious of what would you have in the plate upon the relationship between the two guys so yeah another chapter in order would be greatly appreciated..
| Drarryisonfire chapter 25 . 4/25/2014
Is this the end? It can't be? Although it hasn't been written for 7 or 8 years. Oh my! I have to absolutely know!
| Guest chapter 25 . 8/18/2013
I know you haven't updated it forever, (really hope you're not dead!) But please just at least post one more chapter and finish with the story! I'm pretty sure you could finish the story in one more chapter! It's incredible! I've never read a story like this before! I BEGGING FOR YOU TO FINISH! D: let me knew when you updater please AT CiCi_1209 hotmail. Com
| natsuki23 chapter 25 . 6/6/2013
Oh my god! I really want to know what happened, please update soon!
| lady kariane crymzin shadow chapter 1 . 3/20/2013
Type your review for this chapter here...
| beccabam chapter 1 . 11/29/2012
This was the first story I read on fanfiction and that was about a year ago I LOVE THIS STORY can't belive that u didn't finish it just when it was gettin good **sigh** if you ever come back please finish it and ill give you a cookie :) x
| Tamara-Chantelle chapter 25 . 5/20/2012
Oh my goodness so upsetting where you left it! I was so excited until I realized you havent updated since 2006! When I was 17! Holy cow. PLEASE UPDATE! I BEG OF YOU!
| DemonsRun chapter 25 . 5/15/2012
Will you be continuing your Lifeblood story? I'd like to see which path Harry chooses... And I sure hope he decides to take Draco with him. :D
| Stormshadowfire chapter 25 . 3/24/2012
chu stopped WHY :(
| Brown.leo12 chapter 5 . 12/23/2011
PLEASE WRITE A ONESHOT! i normal don't do this but i beg u to do one where dean, luna and harry are in snape's room for detetion and snape pulls out a strawberry where all hell ensues. you got me HOOKED when the strawberry thing came in. the idea of harry sending buckbeak at dean nearly killed me, my family and friends think i'm weird for going into a fit during a party when i read that. please continue this i like it alot and would enjoy it till the end. good and funny writers are rare.


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Pop-Tart (or maybe Uncrustable) creation loop. Just like grandma used to make.
I cannot stop watching this loop of Pop-Tarts (or maybe they're Uncrustables) being born, and neither can you. Takes me back to the times when my grandmother would fire up the 750-horsepower assembly-line sandwich press and whip me up a PB&J. Ah, the good ol' days.
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The Bo-Keys at Rhythm Room, 11/7/11
While M83 was bringing "epic" sounds to Crescent Ballroom, a very different kind of epic was going down across town at The Rhythm Room.
The Bo-Keys, seven pieces lead by Scott Bomar and featuring Stax/Hi Records players Archie "Hubby" Turner on keys, Howard Grimes on drums, and Ben Cauley (the only member of the Bar Kays to survive the plane crash that took the lives of his bandmates and Otis Redding) on trumpet and vocals, and Memphis legend Percy Wiggins, brought a distinct brand of funk and soul to the 'Room.
It was all smiles in the audience, too. It's hard to feel down when Cauley is onstage singing "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay," his cadence and tone vastly different from Redding's, but in the spirit all the same. The band's instrumental numbers, especially cuts like "Hi Roller" and "Just Chillin'," gave the band a chance to stretch their legs and for Grimes to really get into the groove, dropping heavy on his tightly wound snare.
Things really took a turn when Percy Wiggins took the stage. Dressed in a brown suit, the "Northern Soul Floorshaker" brought the house down with renditions of "Can't Find Nobody (To Take Your Place)" and "Never Found a Girl."
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"Any one celebrating a birthday? An anniversary? A divorce?" he asked. "We celebrate those, too."
His classic slow jam, "Book of Memories," released in 1967 on Atco Records, brought the house down, shifting from the dynamic bandleader of the former tunes into a broken-hearted balladeer.
The band cruised back into high gear with a take on the soul standard "Knock on Wood."
"If you're feeling alright, say 'yeah,'" Wiggins commanded, and the crowd dutifully complied. "If you're feeling real good say 'hell yeah!'"
The band closed out their first set of the even with "Got to Get Back," the title track from the group's latest LP. "They say that absence makes the heart grow fonder," Wiggins joked. "But I was told that absence makes the heart go yonder!"
The vintage Memphis cadence of the tune is so classic, you could be forgiven for thinking that it was a lost platter from the late sixties featuring the Hi Rhythm Section like many of the groups' songs. But it's a new cut -- and one that proves that The Bo-Keys don't have to worry about being labeled as "retro soul." This is how they've always done it.
Critic's Notebook: Last Night: The Bo-Keys at The Rhythm Room.
Better Than: Shaking my tail feather at home.
The Crowd: Mostly the kind of folks who go see original funksters: a smattering of Rhythm Room regulars and a few young bucks.
Personal Bias: I had to cut out after tke 'Keys first set, but I was bummed to do so. I bet things got even looser as the night went on.
Set List for Set 1:
"Willie Wam" "Hi Roller" "Just Chillin'" "Sundown on Beale" "Dock of the Bay" "Can't Find Nobody (To Take Your Place)" "Never Found a Girl" "Book of Memories" "Knock on Wood" Got to Get Back"
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Official site looks ahead to spring
A quick note that GoHuskies.com has its official look ahead to the beginning of spring ball.
Here it is, with the first installment centering on the offense.
Maybe the most interesting thing is that some rumored position changes (such as Johnie Kirton to defense) don't appear to be in the offing since Kirton is still listed as a tight end.
FYI — I'm finishing up a look at five things to watch this spring that I should have posted soon.


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The Angus Reid Institute is out with a new poll that has found more than 70% of Canadians surveyed think professionals like doctors and teachers should have to get a flu shot every year.
The widespread support for mandatory flu shots for certain jobs comes despite the fact 63% did not get vaccinated this year, and 45% have not had a flu shot in the past 5 years.
The survey found 37% of Canadians say they got a flu shot this year, and over 60% believe the vaccine is generally effective.


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vintage white and green checked flannel shirt
Classic checked flannel shirt. High collar with button front. Long-sleeved with two buttons at each cuff to adjust tightness around the wrist. Soft medium weight cotton flannel material. Off-white, navy, green, brown and purple checked design. Single patch pocket to the front.
100% cotton. Great condition.
All measurements taken while item lies flat.
Chest: 48 inches
Sleeve length: 26 inches
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The Hazard Bulldogs kicked off their 2016 state baseball tournament with a familiar foe, the North Laurel Jaguars. The Bulldogs defeated the Jaguars 4-3 at home early in the season, and lost the return match 1-9 on the road.
With everything on the line, both teams went with their aces on the mound, and their defenses ready to play. Everyone brought their "A" game, and the run came down to the lone run.
With the score knotted at zero, Hazard broke the ice in the third period. After fouling off a dozen pitches, Devin Morris drove one to the wall for a double. Rudy Akemon followed Morris to the plate, and collected a single.
Morris was able to score on the single, and Akemon moved into scoring position on the throw home. However, the rally would end there (1-0). The Bulldogs would only manage a couple of more base runners down the stretch.
The Bulldogs' defense stood strong down the stretch, and squashed any threats the Jaguars could muster, securing the 1-0 win. Griffin Wells put out a solid performance on the mound as he went the distance, giving up 8 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks and finished with 8 strikeouts.
Hazard (1) Devin Morris 1 run and 1 hit, and Rudy Akemon 2 hits and 1 RBI.
Tony McGuire can be reached at 606-436-5771 or on Twitter @HazardHerald.


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CANVAS 101 Training Raymond B. Stewart Middle School October 25, 2013 LEARNING GOAL: Explain what Canvas is and show how to join a course.
Professional Growth System Standards-Based Instruction Professional Learning MTSS: One Integrated Framework *CCSS and NGSSS PLC Effective Instruction and Leadership PASCO'S INTEGRATED SYSTEM: What What?
Where do you fall in the scale? 4: I understand Canvas and could teach our staff how to use it! 3: I am comfortable using Canvas and have joined some courses 2: I have logged onto Canvas but have not done much else 1: I have tried to log on to Canvas without success 0: What's Canvas?
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