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It seems we have an unlikely new style icon within our midst – and they don't come much more unlikely than a 72-year-old grandfather from China.
Liu Xianping has become an overnight internet sensation after being roped into helping his grand-daughter out with her fashion label. But Xianping seems to have found his niche, as he poses confidently in a series of lacy minidresses, skater skirts and patterned knits. And since his fashion debut, the sales of the Yuekou clothing label have skyrocketed. Why? Well, because this OAP looks better than most of womankind in a dress.
Confidence is also key to his success. They say that modelling can't be taught, and Xianping needs no direction while he pouts and poses in front of the camera. Donning an oversized pair of white rimmed shades (and occasionally an Anna Wintour-esque wig) the grandfather favours a hand-on-hip, crossed-over-leg pose – see any image of Jameela Jamil or Georgia May Jagger for reference.
If you want to channel Xianping's style, you'll need a few things. Firstly, a pair of pins to rival Alexa Chung. Secondly, an abundance of thigh-skimming miniskirts and crotched knee-high socks readily to hand. Of course, the fact that he looks shockingly good in pink helps. Oh, and you must be able to Gangnam Style. In fact, there can only really be one Liu Xianping. We can't wait for next season.
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Annual Labor Law Symposium October 12
Wayne State University Law School is pleased to announce that the 14th Annual Bernard Gottfried Memorial Labor Law Symposium will be held on Thursday, October 12, 2006 at the Law School, 471 W. Palmer St., Detroit, from 8:15 am to 4 pm.
The symposium includes sessions on the National Labor Relations Board's Deferral Policy; Salting: Union Strategies v. Employee Hiring Policies; and an address by Ronald Meisberg, general counsel of the NLRB.
New this year will be two breakout sessions: the first on Representation Case Overview and the second on Unfair Labor Practice Charge Overviews.
The registration fee is $100 and includes all sessions, a continental breakfast, and lunch. The RSVP deadline is October 2, 2006. Students, NLRB staff, and government employees may register for a reduced cost of $25.
Proceeds from the symposium will be used to fund future educational programs and labor-related studies at the Law School.
The symposium is sponsored by the WSU Law School; the National Labor Relations Board, Region Seven; and the State Bar of Michigan Labor and Employment Section.
Bernard Gottfried (1925-1992) was director of the National Labor Relations Board, Region Seven from 1973 until his death. He taught at Wayne State University Law School for many years and this symposium honors his vision for labor.
Parking for the symposium is available in Structure #1, across from the Law School, at the corner of Palmer Street and Cass Avenue, for $3.50. For more information, please contact Robin Dortenzio, (313) 577-3934 or email@example.com.

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Our Friday-night schedule is back again this week with Arsenal Live, the Spotlight interview and the Fans' Forum. If you're watching, you could win an official Arsenal golf bag worth £120.
We'll be giving away a pair of seats on the show before EVERY Arsenal weekend home game. And if the Gunners are away, we'll have some fantastic Club merchandise up for grabs.
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Younger Dry-as dust?
The Younger Dryas is so called because it corresponds, in the pollen record from Europe, to the latest (i.e. youngest) appearance of the Dryas octopetala pollen, an alpine flower in regions that are now far from alpine. It marks a clear period towards the end of the last ice age when the warming trend of the deglaciation in Europe particularly was interrupted for a period of about 1300 years before it got going again. There were clear glacier advances during this time and the moraines can be seen very clearly all around Europe and Scandinavia.
The clues to what caused this remarkable, if temporary, turnaround have always lain in assessing its spatial extent, the exact timing and correspondence with other events. Two recent papers have shed some welcome and potentially controversial light on the subject.
To appreciate those papers though, you need a little background. It is clear from the Greenland ice cores that the Younger Dryas was a huge event in that region – 10 to 15ºC cooling at Summit – and this is confirmed by studies of ocean sediments in the North Atlantic which also show large temperature drops (a few degrees) over this period. Particularly clear records of climate impacts are seen off Portugal and as far south as the Cariaco Basin off Venezuela. New evidence from proxy circulation tracers suggest that the North Atlantic overturning decreased significantly during the YD, possibly shutting down completely. This has all lent support to the theory, first suggested over a decade ago, that glacial meltwater interfered with the N. Atl. circulation causing an interruption of the ocean heat flow to the North. This is of course the prototype of the "ocean circulation changes imply a new ice age" meme which has been so hard to get rid of in recent years.
But how far afield did this climate change reach? The event is been clearly seen in sediments off Santa Barbara (California) and in cave records from China, but both of these areas are still in the Northern Hemisphere, and exactly what is recorded (wind speed change and precipitation amounts?) is still a little ambiguous. But what about the south?
The initial results from Antarctic ice cores at first seemed to show something very similar – the long warming through the deglaciation was interrupted by a cold reversal half way along. The relative dating was not very good at that time and it was quite plausible that the two events in Greenland and Antarctica were one and the same. When glacial advances in New Zealand were found to be around the same time, it seemed clear that the YD cooling had extended the entire length of the Atlantic! The only problem was that the favored mechanism, an ocean circulation change, no longer matched the data. Models of these shutdowns found it very hard (actually impossible) to get a cooling in the North and South at the same time. Lots of other ideas were suggested, but none that were really convincing. So scientists went on thinking that it probably was the ocean, but always with a bit of unease about the southern hemisphere results or the models.
Clarity started to emerge when new techniques for lining up the ice cores in Antarctica and Greenland were developed. One technique used the very rapid changes in methane (which could be measured in both poles) to synchronise the chronologies. The thought being that methane changes are well mixed and so large changes in one hemisphere get transmitted very quickly to the other. With this came a big surprise – the Antarctic Cold Reversal started hundreds of years before the Younger Dryas! In fact, Antarctica stopped cooling just as the YD was getting started. This was evidence of a bi-polar see-saw in the ocean – something the models did seem happy to show.
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AMES, Iowa – Iowa school children may be counting the days until summer vacation begins, but they may not realize that summer means "back to school" for their teachers. Registration is now open for the fourth annual Iowa Family Economics and Financial Education (FEFE) Teacher Training workshop. This workshop focuses on teaching middle and high school educators to use new tools and build their skills to teach financial literacy to their students.
Research compiled by Cynthia Fletcher, a professor and family economics specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, shows that many educators feel they are not well prepared to teach financial skills to their students. "While 89 percent of the teachers surveyed agree that students need financial education, relatively few teachers believe they are adequately prepared to teach personal finance topics," said Fletcher. "The summer workshop is our direct response to that professional development need in Iowa."
In 2012, educators who attended the ISU training workshop were asked to fill out a survey. Only 27 percent felt they were well prepared to teach financial education to their students coming into the workshop. After the course, 87 percent felt that they were well prepared. "These surveys show dramatic change in the confidence and preparation to teach this content after the workshop," said Fletcher.
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E.J. Pugh returns for her second murder mystery, in which her family is threatened by an obsessive stalker. First, E.J.'s five-year-old daughter Megan eats a Hershey's Kiss laced with glass found in their backyard, and the new family living in the murdered Lester family's house are far from normal: Aurthur and Ginger McLemore, and their young son Connor are a 'Stepford' kind of family; their teenage son Brad is the opposite, rebelling in both appear...
Home Again, Home Again
Willis Pugh is about to turn 40, and is feeling the twinges of a mid-life crisis, when during a family camping trip, he knows what he must do: climb Enchanted Rock! A month later finds Willis and his business partner Doug Kingsley, off to make the climb, but only Doug returns, once again casting Willis' wife E.J. as amateur detective. She finds his broken down VW Karman Ghia on the highway between home and Enchanted Rock, but where is Willis? ...
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Milt Kovac, Sheriff of Prophesy County, Oklahoma, is called upon by an old lover to investigate the disappearance of her teenage son. Milt has intentionally had no contact with Lora, the old flame, in years as she manipulated him into a love affair years before to cover up a series of murders her husband was committing in Milt's jurisdiction. Being first and foremost a lawman of the greatest integrity, Milt starts to investgate. He learns early on that ...
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Wow never read Breitbart before, but after reading this I must admit I'll have to start looking to them for their take on the news.
The Gun Control Poll That Might Finally Shut the Media Up
you remember the old saying from "sanford and son" tv series?
this obamma--big time jive turkey! LOL!
Wow never read Breitbart before, but after reading this I must admit I'll have to start looking to them for their take on the news.
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Nice, now we just need the mainstream to report the same thing
But remember on the list of anti -gun Bussiness and Corp's etc, NBC and CBS and a few others were on there if I remember correctly, So I dont think its going to shut up teh media all that much. But to shut them up we need a bigger mouse trap, Now of it could be proven that the Wh & the Mediea conspired to show thes false numbers. That would be huger than when rather got the axe for lying about Pres. Bush, like everthign else it all come down to money and power in this case both need to be traced back to the beginning, and it would be interesting to see who the contribitors were to Obamas re-election that are on the gun-grabbers list I'll bet it sure is interesting, and ill bet that mabe close half of the contribitors on that list gave to obamas re-election, and now taking it even further go back to his statement about gun control and see who gave contributions as sson as this comment was made and compare that to the list of anti-gun companies, Im sure it will all add up then. And if Im right release that information the demodumdums wont have a chance....Doc


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I only want to now if you can see through the boba fett signature edition helmet?
In a word. Yes.
Ok, thanks I wanted to bay one but I was scared I cant see through it.
Are you really going to wear a sig edition bucket to troop in? You are a braver man then I. Are you going to try and fix the pinch as well?
i dont understand what are the problems with wearing a sig edition to troop in. besides the pinch.
The pinch in your pocket I suspect if you should damage it.
you need to replace the visor anyway. not only does the visor create the pinch in the first place, but its also a little too see-through, even being double layered. Certainly more see-through than the standard green visor accepted here as canon. just FYI.
I have a signature edition helmet on the bench right now.
It's going to be worn for trooping
It's getting some repainting before that though.
Yeah, nothing wrong with trooping the SE. It has the feel of real weight, but not too bad. It has built-in electronics and nice interior padding. Fix the pinch, change the visor, and you're ready to go. Keep in mind that any great helmet will cost you between $300-$800. Also, they are built tough, so the SE is likely to survive a fall or two...


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Before every Arsenal fixture, we'll bring you a Scouting Report on the Gunners' next opponents.
Former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson will give his pre-match view and you can get his post-match verdict in our Talking Tactics feature on Arsenal Player.
Arsène Wenger and his side face West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns on Sunday so, to find out more, we also asked local journalist Steve Madeley for his analysis.
"In recent weeks, Marc-Antoine Fortune has led the line well, allowing Shane Long and Peter Odemwingie to run beyond him. Long may lack technical quality but he has excellent pace and is a good finisher. Chris Brunt may not be fit this weekend but in James Morrison, Graham Dorrans and Yousouff Mulumbu, West Brom have players who can cause problems.
"Arsenal will need to defend with determination at set plays because Gareth McAuley, Jonas Olsson, Paul Scharner and Liam Ridgewell are good in the air. However, many of the goals conceded by Roy Hodgson's men have been from counter-attacks. With Arsenal being a great counter-attacking team, the game could be won by the side that reacts quickest when the ball changes hands."
"West Brom generally line up in a 4-4-2 or 4-4-1-1 formation. They have gone with three strikers at various points this season but usually they will have four defenders, four midfielders and two straight strikers.
"If everyone is fit they tend to have Chris Brunt on the right, who tends to drift infield a little bit, and then Jerome Thomas who likes to stay wide. But Brunt is definitely out at the weekend and Thomas is a doubt through illness.
"Marc-Antoine Fortune, although he doesn't score an awful lot of goals, has been playing very well up front recently so he could be a threat to Arsenal. Elsewhere Peter Odemwingie, who is again a fitness doubt, is always likely to get a goal so he should be watched carefully too.
"West Brom will want to give Roy Hodgson a good send-off in their final game but the mood around The Hawthorns is generally one of a relaxed nature given that they are safely in mid-table. There is a mixture of sadness among the fans that Hodgson is going but also plenty of pride that one of their own has got the England job.
"You could have obviously made a case for him or Harry Redknapp. I wouldn't say I am personally pleased because he has been very good to deal with but I am pleased for him and I hope he does well.
"West Brom have nothing to lose really. The game means everything to Arsenal and not a great deal to them so I think they will approach it as they did against Bolton on Sunday. They seemed to be fairly relaxed until Bolton went 2-0 up and then there was a bit more intensity in their game. I think it will be quite an occasion for the fans wanting to give Hodgson a good send-off so I think the players will just want to enjoy the day.
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Will Lake County homeowners get help with flood damage?
(Painesville) -- Thousands of Lake County homeowners hit by last weekend's heavy rains and high winds may be left high and dry when it comes to federal help.
Ken Gauntner of the Lake County Emergency Managment Agency tells WTAM 1100 that even though the county has applied for federal help for county residents, there's no guarantee that any money will come in.
Gauntner says that the Federal Emergency Management Agency usually will cover flood damage to homes that were destroyed, not in cases where homes simply had flooded basements.
For now, Gauntner says people should contact their insurance companies to see if they'll help.
Most of the flooded basements are in the county's west end, including Wickliffe, Willowick, Eastlake and some parts of Mentor.
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My ROTJ Jumpsuit needs replacing. The one I have is accurate and all, but a tiny bit too short. I can wear it, but it's not quite right. It wasn't made for me, and I think it's high time I resolved that.
So... I know SkyGun's stuff is great... and I also am aware of the situation they are having.
So.. question is this. Who can I talk to who can turn one around before Dragon Con? Or am I S.O.L. ?


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when i have my colonies tested, i cut a section of the comb that contains sealed brood. ideally the brood is still in the soft larval stage not almost fully formed into pupa. then i capture about 30 live bees and send them along to be tested.the contents of the adult bee gut are smeared and examined under a microscope. since it's the university that does the tests, i was fortunate to be able to examine the slide since they used a teaching microscope with a pointer. my slides didn't have any signs of AFB spores, but i was shown a slide that did have the spores. the spores look rod-like and slightly elongated. the microbiologist explained to me that there is a type of spore which looks very similar and they call it the lactic type. thats the good kind of bacteria.it's not only the presence of the spores they look at, but also the number and movement. once they see suspicious spores, they start making a culture test and that takes some time because they have to grow it in a medium. the culture test is the most definite and unarguable and thats when you start praying while waiting for the results LOL.


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Discussion in 'February 2012' started by roscoe36, Feb 27, 2012.
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A loss at home to the Bobcats would prove once and for all that the Pistons belong as one of the top bottom couple teams in the league.
Bismack Biyombo will have more blocked shots in this game than the entire Pistons team will have all week.
Money-MATT CARROLL in the heezy!
The over/under on Monroe's shots that get blocked tonight is 4.
Detroit has 9 votes to 1 vote for Charlotte. Congrats to Woody if Charlotte wins.
I fully expect GM and BK to come out pissed and ready to run all night , HOWEVER,,,,I see coach playing BG and that certainly spells doom and gloom. He is from this moment on to be reffered to as " the human wet spot"
I always pick incorrectly, so looks like an easy win for the Pistons!
Bobcats by 6
The Pistons problems go well beyond Ben Gordon. I remember a poster that used to blame every Pistons loss on Chucky Atkins...even on nights when Chucky didn't play.
I still place a small amount of blame on Jarvis Hayes whenever the Pistons lose.
Deservedly so. Don't let Mo Evans off the hook either.
Anthony Goldwire didn't do this team any favors.
Pistons by 6. Charlie V. returns and drains a couple of threes at the last minute to win the game! Rod Higgins sends Tweets a thank-you card after the game.
Different players are blamed by members here for each loss. You'll never see me blaming one player for the Piston woe..............oh never mind..............
six degrees of separation... I dont blame all of the teams losses on BG....just the 90% hes responsible for. I am fine with being the only person that thinks he can bring down an entire team with his poor play and inability to have more than 1 facet to his repetoire. He comes in, plays less than zero defense, his poor defense causes his teammates to pick up fouls covering for him. He hoists poor shots and misses majority of them, he turns it over at a rediculous rate. I dont see how anyone would want him to be on their team.
I'll admit I used to blame Pepe Sanchez for losses. And Pepe..if you're reading this...I was wrong.
...Jake Voskuhl is an easy guy to blame.
" that son of a ....."
Pistons have a 58-43 lead over the Bobcats at the half. Detroit came out with some nice energy and hustle, but the game was mostly back-and-forth through the 1st quarter. The only real run came at the beginning of the 2nd quarter. Strangely enough, the Detroit lineup consisted of Knight, Gordon, Wilkins, Maxiel, and Wallace. On paper, this lineup does not look so hot with 3 of the 5 players offensively-challenged. Knight was virtually invisible in the 1st quarter. He came out with tons of energy in the 2nd, though, scoring all 14 of his points in that period. Stuckey has been pretty solid. A couple of turnovers. A nice slam. Several nice drives to the hoop. 15 points. Prince has quietly put up 8 points and 5 boards, plus a nice block. Monroe has been a beast on the board. The box score says 3 offensive, but it seems like much more. He did get swatted by Biyombo and he looked silly missing an easy dunk. It's hard to complain about this guy, though, the way he hustles and scraps. Maxiel hasn't done a whole lot, but he was a part of that run with some boards, defense, and a hoop. Jerebko came in, had an offensive foul, took a charge, and then went back to the bench. Made a nice hoop in his 2nd substitution. He scored a season high 22 points the last time against the Bobcats. Only 2 in the first half. Wilkins hasn't hurt the team while he was out there. Magette blew by him once. Damien had a nice post up move. Again, he was in there for the Pistons run. Gordon scored a couple of hoops, but his shot is not on right now. He had a nice P&R will Monroe. The team was PLUS 10 with him on the floor. Big Ben was in for the 2nd quarter run. He had a nice tip-in. Not much else. Charlotte is 4-28, but this is the first game when they have been completely healthy. The Pistons will look to blow them out early in the 3rd.
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I'm thrilled to see "people" talked about as a major focus of business. Company executives recognize that people are critical to sustainable organizational growth. Talent is now a C-level priority. People development is a responsibility of all managers and leaders, not just the HR department. Great to hear! Vendors see talent management as a hot space and are strategically lining up to meet business needs — enter IBM!


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Shaheen's hindsight: Rethinking the medical device tax
Shaheen was one of 16 (14 senators and two senators-elect) to sign the letter. Among them were Sens. John Kerry and Sen.-elect Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Sens. Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Sens. Charles Schumer and Kristen Gillibrand of New York - all Democrats from states with a vibrant medical device industry, which is about to get whacked hard by the tax most of them voted for.
The Advanced Medical Technology Association says the tax will cost 43,000 jobs. It will also raise the cost of medical care, as manufacturers will of course pass the tax along to consumers. Tim Steele, owner and founder of Microspec in Peterborough, told the Union Leader last month, "Everyone is talking about medical care costs going up, and here is something that is making them go up even faster."
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As much as I do like to play I do have an issue with paying $90 for a case of paint. This is without a doubt utter B.S. The Evil we shoot has not only been sitting in the back of the store for God knows how long but, it bounces like crazy. The monopoly that the "Evil" family has created in the Memphis area is atrocious. I call them the "Evil" family because nearly all of the males in the family had played for the Evil Factory Team. I am simply stating the obvious because if we do not address the elephant in the room I feel that we are going to continually be persecuted by the "Evil" family.
The next issue I would like to address is that concerning the "Good Ole Boys" that frequent the field. I respect that they have been there since day one but, this does not give them the right to explicate derogatory remarks to and about the younger more frugal players. I went to the park for my first time around half a year ago and if I had been a weaker willed person I would have never returned to the sport. I was out gunned, maneuvered, and outwitted by the more experienced players. However, this was not the issue. The problems lies in the case where I was out maneuvered and subsequently bonus-balled by a smart-mouthed, Luxe toting pretty boy who seemed to enjoy the process of bending my team over and having his way with us. Now it is not the parks responsibility to govern such actions but, I do retain some dignity in the fact that I will eventually get him out. He is my vice and he fuels my presence in this sport.
If you play in the Memphis area please feel free to contact me. I am a college student and paintball is my one hobby.
Feel even more free to argue with me as I am to become a lawyer. Just go into the argument slowing accepting the despair of losing it.
WOOT, that is all.
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Canisius will return to action Feb. 22-24 when the team travels to Greensboro, N.C., to take part in the North Carolina A&T Invitational. The Griffs will start their weekend with a pair of games on Friday, Feb. 22 against Manhattan and Maryland Eastern-Shore. The game against the Jaspers will start at 11 a.m., and will count as a non-league game on Canisius' schedule.
The Griffs scored a single run in the second and then broke the game open with a three-run fifth and senior pitcher Amanda Baun earned her second win of the weekend after she allowed just one run through six innings in Canisius' 4-1 win over Bucknell. The Griffs collected seven hits as a team in the victory and the Blue and Gold was able to take advantage of four Bucknell (1-2) errors as well.
Leading 1-0 after a Tori Nappo RBI-single in the second inning, Canisius jumped on the Bisons with three runs in the fifth thanks to three Bucknell errors in the frame. Freshman Meghan Cuda got the inning started when she reached safely on a bunt base hit and she later scored in the frame. Valorie Nappo added an RBI-single to right in the fifth that drove in freshman Alexis Roman.
Those runs were more than enough for Baun, who improved to 2-0 in her first two starts of the 2013 campaign. The senior from Riverside, Calif., went six innings and allowed just one run, an unearned tally, on five hits to go with five walks. Junior Jen Consaul picked up her second save of the season after she tossed a scoreless inning where she posted a strikeout.
The Griffs overcame a 2-0 deficit with a four-run outburst in the top of the third and the Blue and Gold added runs in the fifth and in the top of the seventh to roll to a 10-2 win over St. Bonaventure. The Bonnies fell to 0-7 with the loss.
Cuda reached base safely four times in the win over the Bonnies, as she went 3-for-4 with a double and a walk. Cuda was one of five Canisius players to record multiple hits, as the Griffs racked up 10 runs on 15 hits en route to the victory.
Senior Stephanie Pfentner went 3-for-3 with a double and two runs scored, while Valorie Nappo, Tori Nappo and Marissa Miller all had two hits, with Miller driving in a career-high four RBIs. Sophomore Erica Afanador also had two RBIs for the Griffs in the victory as she hit a two-run homer in the top of the seventh.
Consaul improved to 1-1 in the circle after she went the distance and allowed just two runs on five hits while striking out four and walking one. Julia Pratt took the loss for the Bonnies after she gave up 15 runs on 10 hits through 6.1 innings of work.


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Miscellaneous Prohibited Items - In addition to all of the other prohibited items we find weekly, our Officers also regularly find firearm components, realistic replica firearms, bb and pellet guns, Airsoft guns, brass knuckles, ammunition, batons, and a lot of sharp pointy things…
Airsoft Guns – One Airsoft gun was discovered in carry-on baggage this week at Norfolk (ORF). Airsoft guns are prohibited in carry-on bags, but allowed in checked baggage. Read this post for more information: TSA Travel Tips Tuesday: Traveling With Airsoft Guns
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Kyle Whittingham raised his fists and celebrated like a victor would late Saturday night, and his jubilation had something to do with defeating a rival, but more to do with hanging onto hope for what this season might yet become.
If the Utes had lost to BYU at LaVell Edwards Stadium … well, their coach didn't want to give that much thought. Savoring a 20-13 Utah win and positively saving a season that could have fallen away from him was most of what could fit into his head. His Utes did what they were required to do to keep their postseason chances a safe distance from fat and slim, thanks, in part, to a Michael Walker pick of a Taysom Hill throw in the final two minutes.
Good enough, then.
Here's a few details: The Utes built a lead through a first half that saw their offense stumble and bumble here and there, but eventually become effective enough to keep the Cougar defense off-balance. By way of 185 passing yards and 101 running, Utah went up, 3-zip, 6-zip, 13-zip. That trend continued just enough through the second half, even when BYU climbed back from a 14-point deficit. The Cougars had a shot at tying it at the end, but couldn't pull that trick off.
Travis Wilson threw for 273 yards and the Ute run game gave just enough. Kicker Andy Phillips drilled two field goals.
The Ute defense limited BYU's vaunted rush attack, allowing 183 yards on the ground. Hill managed 260 passing yards, but, I swear, if a hot-air balloon landed at midfield and he targeted it, he'd hit it only about half the time.
Utah forced what it could, then, and took the rest. And was happy with it.
The benchmark in Whittingham's mind for his Utes this season had nothing to do with a Pac-12 championship or the Rose Bowl. It was far from any idea of grandeur or of the granddaddy of them all.
It had everything to do with something a whole lot less highfalutin, a whole lot more modest namely, accomplishing what 60 percent of FBS schools achieve every year, even when they are mediocre: Make a bowl game, some way, somewhere, somehow. Didn't matter if it was the Shamrock Meats Bowl or the Gaines Burger Bowl.
The Utes needed six wins to get in.
After what happened late Saturday night, Utah is one win closer to crossing the Mendoza Line. It may not be able to beat Oregon State, UCLA or Stanford at home, Arizona or Oregon on the road, but one thing Whittingham has proved the Utes can do is beat BYU at home or on the road.
They did it again Saturday night, in a rivalry game that now goes away sadly, sadly, as it turns out, for them for a few years. The Utes' latest win, their fourth consecutive victory over a rival that can't seem to find a way to keep up anymore, punctuated the point.
See you in 2016.
If there is any remaining doubt as to which football team in Utah is the superior one regardless of Utah's struggles in the Pac-12, regardless of whatever success the Cougars find in independence it's been buried under a mudslide of Ute victories. Utah has now beaten BYU in nine of the last 12 meetings. Every last bit of Cougar hope for rearranging that aforementioned conclusion was punched out of them on their home field in Saturday's nightcap.
It is now done at least over a time span while we're young.
Nobody knew when Chris Hill interrupted the Utah-BYU series with a string of excuses about Utah barreling toward new horizons and lessening the challenge at hand that he really was showing pity on the Cougars, allowing them to take a break from a fight that's left them bluer than blue, bluer than black and blue. Now they can gather themselves for a refreshed effort sometime later this decade.
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An Onalaska woman's life is saved thanks to her Bunko buddies
ONALASKA, Wis. -- It's bunko night for the women in this Onalaska neighborhood. "We rotate houses. Sometimes there's 12 of us, sometimes as many as 30. 'It's a good group."
Sandy Wiegman is a founding member of the league and has even joked on occasion about the great company she keeps. "Strangely enough over the last several years I have said to my husband that because there are several doctors and other medical people that come to Bunko, if anything ever happens to me, I hope it happens at Bunko because I'll be in good hands."
Little did she know how true those words would become.
Bunko night this past January started like any other night. "Had barely walked in and someone handed me a glass of wine. And all of a sudden I just started getting extremely hot. But that's when all the excuses started because I was standing very close to a fire place."
Sandy quickly sat down but soon began feeling light headed. "And that's about the time that Kelley Bahr and Jen Luce walked in the door."
Kelley Bahr is a family medicine doctor at Gundersen Lutheran and Jen Luce is an employee at Mayo Clinic Health System. "Someone came up and said, can you take a look at Sandy because something's just not right." "She wasn't feeling good. She was light headed." "She was sitting in a chair and looked very pale."
"By then I was starting to feel some pressure." Kelley and Jen both recognized the symptoms as a possible heart attack and recommended they call 911. "She said no, no, no." "She thought she was having an anxiety attack which she had had in the past" "The thought of having a heart attack wasn't even on my radar. I thought you had to feel a whole lot worse to be having a heart attack."
"She got a little sweaty. She said she was feeling sick to her stomach." "I did wind up vomitting a little."15618378
More signs. And again Dr. Bahr advised they call 911. "I argued with Kelley some more and told her no, no, no. I'm just getting the flu. Excuses all around. She said, 'we'll then I am calling Bob.'"
Sandy's husband Bob was in a meeting when one of the woman from Bunko showed up. "Sandy's not feeling well. You really need to get over there. So I pulled up in front of the house and left the car running and ran into the house and they took me to the bathroom where Sandy was laying on the floor."
"When Bob got to the house I said, 'my gut told me 15-20 minutes ago that we should have called the ambulance." "We loaded her up in the car and said, 'you cannot go home. You need to go straight to urgent care.'
"I kind of said sure, ok, I guess. Sandy didn't want to."
Begrudgingly, Bob and Sandy headed to Mayo clinic in Onalaska. "Within a few minutes I had an EKG and blood work and the doctor came back in and said, 'You've just had a heart attack.'"
It turns out, Sandy was one of the lucky ones. She has spent the past few months working with the cardiac rehab team at Mayo. "It's like having your own little group of cheerleaders."
"Be proactive with your care. Be vigilant. The symptoms of women are different then men. Not a crushing chest pain. But fatigue, shoprtness of breath, pain between the shoulder blades all can be signs for women."
"I was a little light headed, pressure on my chest. Never any pain. And then I was nauseous. They were such simple symptoms that you could have any time."
Bunko league continues for this circle of friends but they have all learned a lesson.
"We can all be fooled by heart disease. You never should regret going to the hospital and getting sent home. But you will regret it if you keep them home and they have a heart attack."
"I go back to being at the right place at the right time. Thank you Kelley Bahr and all the wonderful ladies that were there to give me the push I needed."
"Had that not happened, things would have been different today. Is that scary to think of? Yeah. She's my very best friend and I don't know what I would do without her."
"It's sort of cliche' to say you look at every day as a gift, but it's really true. It does change your whole life."
Sandy is the honorary survivor at The American Heart Associations 'Go Red for Women' luncheon' in La Crosse. It's an event to help raise awareness and funds to support research, education and community programs to benefit women's cardiovascular health. The luncheon is Wednesday, July 25th from noon to one in the Cargill room at the Waterfront in downtown La Crosse. If you are interested in attending the event, or would like to learn more, check out www.lacrossegored.com.
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Bonn previously worked as an assistant athletic trainer at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. from 2008-11. While there, she worked with the Ducks' nationally-ranked men's soccer program, as well as the wrestling and women's lacrosse teams.
A 2006 graduate of Rutgers University, Bonn worked at her alma mater as an athletic training graduate student. She worked with the men's soccer, men's lacrosse and track & field teams in 2008. Bonn also made stops at Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Park and at Westfield High School in New Jersey.
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- Prepare soup mix according to package directions. Stir in spinach. Cover and simmer for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat; stir in sour cream and nutmeg. Garnish with lemon slices. Yield: 4 servings.
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One Hundred Tenth Meeting
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(11:15-11:45) (DAB): Dr. Leanne Jones, The Salk Institute for Biological Studies
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By Rob Kelly
Arsène Wenger insists history is not repeating itself this summer amid speculation that Robin van Persie will leave the Club.
Arsenal made a difficult start to the 2011/12 campaign as both Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri departed, while a slew of injuries also had a deep impact.
But Wenger says his squad is in much better shape now than it was at the same point last year.
"The situation is not the same as last season," he said. "We have a squad that is solid and we have bought two strikers.
"Last year we lost not only two players in the transfer market, but players through injury in pre-season. We lost Abou Diaby and Jack Wilshere, and also Rosicky at the start of the season. That was not predictable.
"Last year's situation was difficult for us through injuries, not only the transfer market. I knew Fabregas would go, but we lost Wilshere, Diaby and Rosicky on top of that. It was too difficult."
Wenger insists the Club remains as hungry as ever for success and is confident his team will achieve it this season.
"We are very ambitious," he said. "You asked me that because you had to ask it, but we know we are very ambitious. We are also very proud of the way we run our Club."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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It just seems like there are usually those outside couple of frames that the bees only half way fill out or they immediately move up to the super after six frames are full. Just listening to others on that.
DannoAre you going to keep them going in the nuc spring and summer? I like the idea of nucs for winter also.
If I did this it would be honey just for home use, so taking out a frame or three full of honey to harvest every month is not a problem.
One of the best swarm prevention techniques is to keep the bees building comb, preferrably in the brood box. Since the outside frames in any hive (regardless of frame count( is dedicated to storage, removing those frames will essentially keep the bees building comb in the storage are of the brood chamber, thus reducing their swarm tendency.


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Two charged in attempted theft of metal from former Norwich Hospital property
Preston — State police caught up with two Massachusetts residents they say tried to burglarize the former Norwich Hospital property around 6 a.m. Wednesday.
Troopers recovered an estimated 500 pounds of scrap metal and copper and seized burglary tools, cutting instruments and lighting devices. Concerned residents provided help, police said.
Arrested were Joseph Donnell, 32, of Framingham, Mass., who was charged with fourth-degree larceny, third-degree criminal mischief, second-degree criminal trespassing, possession of burglary tools and interfering with an officer. Jennifer Coppell, 33, of Wayland, Mass., was charged with interfering with an officer.
A state police K-9 unit tracked Donnell, who fled the scene on foot and was taken into custody around 9:30 a.m. after a brief struggle.
State and Ledyard police stopped a vehicle driven by Coppell a short distance from the hospital. She had been identified at the scene and was believed to be trying to help Donnell escape, police said.
State police assigned to the Montville barracks and the Preston Resident State Trooper's Office initiated the investigation after receiving a report of the attempted theft.
Donnell and Coppell were to appear in Norwich Superior Court.


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AMES, Iowa — Mom, mommy, mother, mum — a mother by any other name is still a mother. During May, family life specialists Donna Donald and Lori Hayungs talk about what mothers mean to their children in the Science of Parenting blog from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
"We're looking beyond the Mother's Day cards and flowers, presents and breakfast in bed. There is more to consider than just the ritualized and commercialized recognition of children's appreciation and love for their mothers," Donald said.
"We're taking a look at what science tells us about the importance of mothers. We'll talk about the types of mothers, the roles they play and the benefits to children. We might even include some of the lessons we've learned from our mothers," Hayungs added.
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Division of Interdisciplinary Inquiry: Creative Writing
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Professional Title: Associate Professor of Creative Writing
Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Poetry
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: Distance-Learning Courses:• Creative Writing I-IV • Craft and Reflection I-III• Graduating Seminar Preparation• Creative ThesisResidency Seminars:• Reading as a Writer• Digression and Interruption in Poetry• Ideas of Order: Shaping a Book of Poetry
Education: B.A., Literature, Antioch College; Sheffield University, England, non-degree student; M.F.A. English, Iowa Writers Workshop
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions: Books of Poetry:Clangings (2012)Goodbye to the Orchard (2004)Dialogue for the Left and Right Hand (1997)The World Book (1992)The Eye that Desires to Look Upward (1987)Poetry published in:AGNI, The Atlantic Monthly, Field, Harvard Review, Iowa Review, Kenyon Review, The Nation, New England Review, The New Republic, Paris Review, Partisan Review, Ploughshares, Poetry, Slate, and othersEssays and reviews published in:Atlantic Monthly Online, Boston Review, Harvard Review, Ploughshares, Poetry, and othersBook Chapters:"Merwin's Evolving Protocols: On the Occasion of 'The Day Itself,'" in Until Everything Is Continuous Again: American Poets on the Recent Work of W.S. Merwin (Seattle: WordFarm, 2012). "Home Alone: Self and Relation in Part I of The Boat of Quiet Hours," in Simply Lasting: Writers on Jane Kenyon (Graywolf Press, 2005) "Images of Self-Confusedness: Fulke Greville," in Touchstones: American Poets on a Favorite Poem (University Press of New England, 1996)
Teaching Philosophy: From twenty-eight years of working with poetry students, I've developed some central beliefs about teaching writing as an art. Despite what teachers can't do (implant talent; stoke "fire in the belly" without the help of embers), they can nurture, through attentive challenge, the promise of apprentice writers. That dynamic involves clear expectations and mutual trust, and the teacher's fair and honest estimate of a poem's merits, articulated with "respect for the emotional tissues" (Seamus Heaney). Of course, we all weep for our limitations.Good teachers encourage. But they also say when a poem relies on cliché, hokey sentiment, platitudes, melodrama, or writing that lacks formal virtue. They don't mean that you are a cliché, hokey, melodramatic, or lacking in formal virtue. They mean your poem is not (yet) an event of language. When a poem is finished, it no longer belongs to the poet.I'm interested in how certain poetic traditions - the sonnet, the Romantic odes, the inventions of Whitman and Dickinson, et al. - influence our own work even if we don't know it. I love the dispute between free verse and traditional form, especially when it takes place in the poem itself. I teach with an editor's eye.Awards: L.A. Times Book Prize Nomination, Massachusetts Honor Book Citation,The Sheila Motton Prize from the New England Poetry Club (for Goodbye to the Orchard); Massachusetts Artists Foundation Fellowship; National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship; Stanley Young Fellowship in Poetry, Bread Loaf Writer's Conference.
In 2014, Steven was 1 of 6 fellows selected to receive a $10,000 Artist Fellowship in Poetry from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, out of the 280 poets that applied. The Council's Artist Fellowships recognize exceptional work by Massachusetts artists. The work Steven submitted for the fellowship was excepts from his book of poems, Clangings, published by Sarabande Books.Prior Affiliations: The Atlantic Monthly; Bennington College; Boston University; David R. Godine, Publisher; Program in Writing and Humanistic Study, M.I.T.; Queens University; Tufts University.Website: http://www.stevencramer.com
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The plastic clips are very easy to work with,once you know how. The clip itself stays in the latch , there is a shoulder on the clip that snaps over the rod all you have to do is pull the shoulder down off the rod and the rod slips right off.
Without any pics I cant say for sure but it seams to me the cable is the whole problem...Most latches need a stiff rod for the locking part so they can be pushed AND pulled ,cables only pull so a cable would be fine to open the latch release but not the locking mechanisem .
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Thanks. I am using Spal brand and according to the directions we are using the correct wire for channel 1. I just dont see any way of mounting the selenoid to the side of the door where the latch is. I know it makes more sense to mount therebut, I just cant see it. I am also afraid if we disconnect the connecting rod from the interior handle we will never get it back on the cheap little plastic clips or where we could get another clip if we break it. Do you think the nut I welded on the connecting rod will work? Are we doing something wrong? I thought by using the bike cable in the housing that the cable could be more forgiving as far as the way the motor mounted and the line the cable traveled. The cable is not in a straight linebut, when disconnected from selenoid it moves freely in housing in the same position. We appreciate all the help Deadbodyman!
it could be as simple as reversing the wires .you would have to check the solinoid on the bench to see if it pushes or pulls when current is applied then reverse the wires to see if it changes.and mount the solinoid accordingly (upside down or rightside up) ..the latch only has two directions also so get in there in pull the lever with your finger (rods removed.
)Uusing the shaft of a screw driver or something like that sliding in the latch as a striker would can tell you what the latch is doing without actually closing the door every time
My solinoid is mounted at 3:00 (horizontal) but that only releases the lock mechanisim you still a spring to actually pop the door open..
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I got the Spal 40 lb. kit. A few people told me they were strong enough?? I looked up some info on installation and most of them are installed straight up and down. On his 85" it looks like the mechanism goes upward and does not pull down. This is why some say to weld a nut on the connecting rod and pull towards the hinges. Anyone ever used the Spal 40 lb. unit before?
Make sure the solenoids you are using have enough "pull" when the latch is closed. Sounds like you may have small or weal solenoids.
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Hello Hotrodders, I am fairly new to this site. A couple hotrodders have been very helpful so far. I have a father son project. Its a 1985 shortbed pick up. We got the truck for my 15 y/o sons 1st truck. We got it in pieces with the front clip and motor in the back of the truck. Since then we have done alot of work to it. With help from some hotrodders we got the motor back together with upgrades to the cam, lifters, springs, intake, carb, headers and dress up kit. We painted the frame, just finished the cab and need to finish the bed.
Now, to get to my questions. We also did some welding, to fix a little rust, and some body work. He decided he wanted to shave the door handles and remove all the trim. We are now trying to install the door selinoids. We cannot figure out how to install them. I welded a nut to the inside handle connecting rod that goes back to the latch release and mounted the selinoid toward the hinges. But, when we try to open the door the popper will not pop it open when the door is open the popper works good. Any ideas???
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No Name Face marked the band's official debut in the fall of 2000. The album enjoyed double-platinum sales on the strength of "Hanging by a Moment," which was the most played radio track of 2001. In a market dominated by teen pop, Lifehouse stood out as champions of guitar-based music, and their unexpected success drew them back inside the studio to work on a follow-up album. With Brendan O'Brien handling production duties, Wade led his band through the recording of Stanley Climbfall during the spring and summer of 2002. The record was released on Dreamworks the following September, but it failed to match the sales of its predecessor. Lifehouse's lineup splintered soon after, with Andrade exiting the group to pursue alternate projects.
Wade pieced together a revised Lifehouse and returned in early 2005 with a self-titled third album. For the touring that followed its release, Wade and percussionist Rick Woolstenhulme, Jr. were joined by former AM Radio bassist/vocalist Bryce Soderberg, who remained with the group for its return to alternative rock on 2007's Who We Are. Lifehouse and Who We Are proved to be fairly popular releases, with both albums going gold thanks to a trio of Top 40 singles: "First Time," "You and Me," and "Whatever It Takes." Smoke & Mirrors appeared three years later, sporting a collaboration with rapper/songwriter Kevin Rudolf on the leadoff single "Halfway Gone." Debuting at number six on the Billboard Top 200, Smoke & Mirrors was a successful record and, after a supporting tour, the group entered the studio once again with producer Jude Cole (he helmed S&M) to record its sixth album. Entitled Almeria, the record appeared in December 2012; it was preceded by the single "Between the Raindrops," a duet with pop singer Natasha Bedingfield.
Almeria didn't make many waves on the charts -- it reached 55 on Billboard's Top 200, whereas Smoke & Mirrors peaked at number six -- and the group didn't support it with a tour. By the summer, Lifehouse announced they'd left their label and were entering a hiatus. Each member pursued their own project -- Wade worked on a solo album, Soderberg started a band called KOMOX, Woolstenhulme, Jr. played with the Goo Goo Dolls -- but by 2014, they had reunited. In May of 2015, they resurfaced with Out of the Wasteland, a new album produced by Jude Cole. ~ Andrew Leahey
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Hello! My nickname is Junie :)) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Hatrangle2212 Page: https://www.facebook.com/ReuBlogCaNhan/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/_junie__11/
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HI^^ IM Yoru. Im 20 years old and im just small cosplayer from Poland. Welcome on my page If you want to join my community like my page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Yoru-Dreamland/558336650966887?fref=ts
Hi! Our names are Marina and Nastya. We are creators of the cosband "Apple wolf" from Russian city of Tula. I am Marina and I am a photographer and a cosplayer. And I am Nastya. I am a crafter and a cosplayer too. Often we invite our friends to help. A lot of people are ready to help us. Our favourite model is Nastya's son Matvey.He really loves cosplay. And he is an awesome actor! We are always ready to cooperate. Let's start! https://vk.com/apple_wolf1
Hi, my name is Mio I'm 19 years old and a cosplayer from germany. I love Anime, Manga, BJDs, Yaoi and Cosplay of course. Feel free to send me a Message~ I would like to find friends from other countries! Look at my other accounts if you like~ Instagram: Mio's instagram: www.instagram.com/mio.thedumpling/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/ReLifeCosplay E-Mail: email@example.com
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Hi! I did start in this cosplay world in 2007. I like funniest anime and rpg games. This is my facebook page I hace with a friend: https://www.facebook.com/ErikumaCosplay?fref=ts And here is my blog: http://akumad.blogspot.com.es/ And my DA: http://jenova5000.deviantart.com/
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Hello, i`m from Costa Rica in central america. I`ll love to do cosplay but i`m not a pro, so from time to time i`ll make my efford to do Cosplays. Love anime, manga, Dr WHO, Star trek and well,here we go around the sun :-) So i hope you enjoy my efford and make you laugh from time to time. So that`s it, and remember: " the best is always yet to come" Don't forget to click the Follow Button/ Link °w° https://www.facebook.com/The-Doctor-cosplayer-1765443910346176/
Hi I'm Rikku...cosplayer and visual kei musician from indonesia start cosplay since 2010 i have a dream to cosplaying all cosplay genre and i'm trying to do Nice cosplay with both female and male characters but now my main interest actually in crossplay (^_^)v Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Rikkucosplayer Email : email@example.com Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu minna!!!
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Candidates who hold a Master of Arts in Expressive Therapies degree, or a closely related degree, may pursue a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study. This 36-credit certificate option is for experienced professionals who wish to expand their clinical work, continue their personal artistic work, engage in scholarly reflection, and enhance research skills.
The program blends specific training in the uses of different expressive therapy modalities, as well as a strong understanding of philosophical foundations and theory. Participants study the principles and practices of the various modalities of art therapy, dance therapy, music therapy and psychodrama. A strong emphasis is placed on research and critical inquiry.
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In our work in "the system", I'm seeing families who are asking for help (legitimately) and finding out that there are big strings attached (at least through social services). I'm not sure what to think about that. I think if you want X, you might need to submit to Y, but I'd also be afraid of truly needful people falling through the gaps if they feel too exposed in asking for help.
Your son is exactly the kind of person I'd love for there to be help for.
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UC San Francisco, San Francisco, California, 2006
UC San Francisco, San Francisco, California, 2007
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American Board of Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Medicine, 2010
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Fellow and Scholar, Sarnoff Endowment for Cardiovascular Research
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Member, International Society for Stem Cell Research
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Sirish P, Li N, Liu J, Lee K, Hwang SH, Qiu H, Ma S, L?pez JE, Hammock BD, Chiamvimonvat N: Unique Mechanistic Insights into the Beneficial Effects of Soluble Epoxide Hydrolase Inhibitors in the Prevention of Cardiac Fibrosis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 2013
Watt C, Sirish P, Chiamvimonvat N, López JE: MicroRNAs as a window into cellular processes occurring soon after acute myocardial infarction. World Congress of Heart Disease (Abstract) 2012.
Lopez JE, Myagmar BE, Swigart PM, Montgomery MD, Haynam S, Bigos M, Rodrigo M, Simpson PC. Beta-Myosin Heavy Chain Is Induced by Pressure Overload in a Minor Sub-Population of Smaller Mouse Cardiac Myocytes. Circulation Research. 2011, 109:629-638.
Sirish P, L?pez JE, Li N, Wong A, Timofeyev V, Young JN, Majdi M, Li RA, Chen HS, Chiamvimonvat N. (2012). MicroRNA profiling predicts a variance in the proliferative potential of cardiac progenitor cells derived from neonatal and adult murine hearts. J Mol Cell Cardiol. Jan;52(1):264-72. Epub 2011 Oct 20.
Timofeyev V, Porter CA, Tuteja D, Qiu H, Li N, Tang T, Singapuri A, Han PL, Lopez JE, Hammond KH, and Chiamvimonvat N. Disruption of Adenylyl Cyclase Type V does not Rescue the Phenotype of Cardiac-Specific Over-Expression of Gaq Protein-Induced Cardiomyopathy. American Journal of Physiology. 2010, 299(5):H1459-67.
Lopez JE, Yeo K, Caputo G, Buonocore MH and Schaefer S. Recovery of methamphetamine-associated cardiomyopathy using late gadolinium contrast enhanced magnetic resonance imaging: case report. 2009. Journal of cardiovascular MR. 11:46.
Epting CL*, Lopez JE*, Pendersen A, Brown C, Spitz P, Ursell PC, and Bernstein HS. Stem cell antigen-1 regulates the tempo of muscle repair through effects on proliferation of a7 integrin-expressing myoblasts. 2008. Experimental Cell Research. 314: 1125-1135. 2008. *co-authors listed alphabetically.
Lopez JE, Myagmar BE, Swigart P, Bigos M, Rodrigo M, Simpson PC. Beta-Myosin Heavy Chain induction after pressure overload is in a minor sub-population of myocytes and requires the Alpha-1A-Adrenergic Receptor. 2007. Circulation Supplement. 116(II) 19. Abstract.
Epting CL, Lopez JE, Shen X, Liu L, Bristow J, and Bernstein HS. Stem cell antigen-1 is necessary for cell-cycle withdrawal and myoblast differentiation in C2C12 cells. 2004. Journal of Cell Science. 117(25): 6185-6195.


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DENVER CITY – South Plains College Denver City Center will offer Certified Nurse Aide Training from Jan. 28 through March 1 at the center, 500 N. Ave. C. Classroom instruction will be presented on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 5:45 p.m. to 10 p.m. Clinical instruction will be conducted from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays at the Shinnery Oaks Community. Enrollment is limited to 10 students. For an enrollment package, please call (806) 716-2341.
The tuition costs $425. The class will use the textbook "Skills and Techniques for the New Nursing Assistant Eighth Edition." The textbook cost is $57. Students have the option of going on contract to help with payments for an additional $30 fee. CPR Certification fee is $15 online. The instructor will be Joyce Tedford, R.N.
Students must provide proof of immunization for MMR since 1981, Tetanus no older than 8 years, Hepatitis B Series and a current negative TB test no older than 6 months prior to the first class. Students also must have valid state issued photo identification and social security card prior to enrollment. A criminal background check will be performed for all students.
Students will learn a method of instruction providing detailed education, training and work-based experience, and direct patient/client care generally at a clinical site. Specific detailed learning objectives are developed for each course by the faculty.
On-site clinical instruction, supervision, evaluation and placement are the responsibility of the college faculty. Clinical experiences are unpaid external learning experiences. Students learn the necessary skills to work in long-term care, home health or hospital environments. Upon completion of the 60 hours of classroom and 40 hours of clinical instruction, each student will be required to take the State of Texas Certified Nurse Aide Competency Examination.
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The Canisius College women's soccer team will play its first conference game against new MAAC member Monmouth (7-1-0, 1-0-0 MAAC) on Saturday. The Griffs enter the contest coming off a 2-1 win over Rider (4-4-0, 1-1-0 MAAC) to improve to 1-1-0 in MAAC play.
Stepping Up their Scoring
• Senior midfielder Kelly McMahon and junior forward Mallory Illsley have scored three goals each this season.
• Both have tripled their career total after combining for two goals in 76 games played before this year.
• McMahon has tallied eight points in eight games, and Illsley has nine points in 11 games this year.
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• Canisius has outscored its opponents 9-8 in the first half this season.
• They've shut their opponents out in seven of their 11 games this season.
• The Griffs need to do a better job of carrying their play into the second half, as they're being outscored 15-6 after the 45th minute.
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• Monmouth enters the contest ranked eighth in NCSAA Northeast Region poll.
• The Hawks are led offensively by Alexis McTamney, whose five goals and 11 points are both team-highs.
• Dana Costello leads the way in helpers, posting five assists on the season.
• Ashley Lewis has played every minute in net for Monmouth, sporting a 0.50 goals against average and a .833 save percentage. She also has six shutouts on the season.
Series History
• It's been 25 years since the two programs met, having last played in the Monmouth Invitational on Oct. 29, 1988.
• Monmouth took the last meeting 2-0.
• The Griffs are 0-2-0 all-time against the Hawks.
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Women's Soccer Opens 2013 Season in Indiana
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The 2013 Green Bay women's soccer team takes to the pitch for the first time this season with two road contests in Indiana. The Phoenix will face IUPUI on Friday at 6:00 p.m. before taking on Ball State at noon on Sunday.
Last season, Green Bay went 5-11-1 overall and 2-4-1 in the Horizon League, just missing the conference tournament. Two players received all-conference honors, including returnee Sydney Born, who was named to the All-Newcomer Team.
The 2013 Phoenix squad features a bevy of returning talent, including five players who appeared in all 17 matches. Captain Hannah Kernen is the leading returning scorer after finishing last season with seven points (3g, 1a). Keeper Katy Pilarzyk also returns a season removed from posting a 1.48 GAA, .744 save percentage and one shutout.
Before the team headed to Indiana, GreenBayPhoenix.com caught up with head coach Trevor Warren and captains Ahna Logan (Roseville, Minn.) and Hannah Kernen (Belleville, Wis.) to talk about the preseason and a look ahead to what fans can expect from the Phoenix this fall.
IUPUI finished last season 3-14-2 overall and 1-5-2 in the Summit League. The Jaguars topped Northern Kentucky, 3-1, in exhibition action last week. Picked to finish seventh in the conference this year, IUPUI features a young roster with 10 freshmen. It is the first ever meeting between the two squads.
Ball State will host Northern Iowa on Friday before welcoming the Phoenix. Last season, the Cardinals went 8-7-5 overall and 5-3-3 in the MAC. Another young squad, the Cardinals have 13 newcomers on the roster.
FOLLOW IT LIVE: Live stats are available for Friday's match, while live stats and audio are available for Sunday.
NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: Green Bay returns home for the Phoenix Soccer Tournament August 30 and September 1, with matches against Western Illinois (Friday, 4:00 p.m.) and Eastern Illinois (Sunday, 2:00 p.m.) at Aldo Santaga Stadium.
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I enjoy trying to provide new shooters with tips I have learned over the years,some of it the hard way.With the surgence of new shooters wanting a handgun for self defense I feel a few things seem to be left out.All newbies should read as much as possible but need to stay away from questionable sources such as WIKI or youtube.These are fine for enertainment but not serious sources.There is alot of free material with the advances of the internet but look at sites such as govt and institutions for results.If it is good enough for the FBI,border patrol,State Police it is a good choice.These agencies officers rely on the info to save thier and others lives.
I havent seen anyone recommend training in first aid.The Red Cross and other local agencies provide this for free and low cost.This simple knowledge can save you or a loved ones life.A weapon doesnt garuntee you wont be injured.I carry a kit in my car and a large kit at home.Some basic items such as gauze wrapping,large bandages,saran wrap(sucking chest wound),quick clot,tourniqet,gloves and a booboo kit.These simple items can save a life.I have limited mobility so I have to sit and fight and since one femoral artery is just below the skin I need to be prepared.
Teaching the proper stance and drawing methods are essential to becoming proficient with your weapon.No denying that.But real life and hollywood are 2 different items.I feel you also need to shoot well one-handed(strong and weak),firing from a barrier,behind you and from retention.It would be nice if the BG stood at 7 yards in a shilloette stance but it aint gonna happen.I feel you need to be able to fire from any position safely and accuritely.I even fire from the ground as if someone dumped me out of my wheelchair.It could and has happened.
There is so much to learn for a new shooter.Make sure you get proper training.Learn your states laws and dont ask about them somewhere like here.It could land you in serious trouble.Make sure your weapon is reliable and fires flawlessly with your primary ammo.Buy quality ammo with a proven bullet design.And by all means have fun with the firearm.A firearm can also bring alot of pleasure.Make target shooting fun.There are alot of items to shoot with spectacular results.Old spray paint cans ,watermelonsthe list goes on.Good redneck fun sharpens your shooting skills and brings a smile.Paint a face on an object and blow the snot out of it,a great stress reducer.
I hope this may help someone.I just want new shooters to be responsible and skilled in firearms.Stupidity and irresponsible actions risk all of our rights.You carry a gun cause ya cant carry a cop.


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Wow. There is SO much information out there, and I've heard some scary stuff about TEFL scams.
Anyway. My name is Kat, I'm looking to take an onsite TEFL certification in Florence, Italy in January or February. As I said, there is almost too much information out there, and it's hard to know which programs are valid and which programs are just waiting to take my money and run * shudder * Does anyone have recommendations of good programs to check out and/or programs to stay away from at all costs? ANY and ALL advice is appreciated, I'm almost entirely lost here.


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The Greenland Ice
by Rasmus Benestad, Eric Steig and Gavin Schmidt
In a recent paper in Science, Eric Rignot and Pannir Kanagaratnam present new satellite observations of the speed of glaciers of Greenland, and find that they are sliding towards the sea almost twice as fast as previously thought. Additionally, between 1996 and 2005, they detected a widespread glacier acceleration and consequently an increased rate of ice discharge from the Greenland ice sheet. However, previous papers have recently noted an increase in snow accumulation in the interior (i.e. Johannessen et al., 2005), so how do these different measurements fit into the larger picture of Greenland's net mass balance?
The measurements by Rignot and Kanagartnam were made with interferometers which measure the movement of the surface horizontally, and so is complimentary to the altimeter data published previously (which measures the absolute height of the ice). Overall, they found widespread increases in glacier speeds, and increases of about 30% in ice discharge rates. (Note that the satellite image shows that the glaciers in the east tend to slide far into the sea whereas on the western coast that happens less).
The higher velocity of the ice is thought to be related to higher temperatures causing increased melt-water which can penetrate to the base of the glacier and hence reduce the ground friction. However, this accelerated movement is not necessarily tied to an increased rate of melting of the Greenland ice, although it can be related. Surges of ice streams from the ice sheet can also occur due to increased accumulation at the head of the glacier. However, when the increased ice velocity is matched to a decreasing thickness that can be sign of net mass loss. These ideas are consistent with observations of surface melting which had a record extent in 2005, and has been increasing steadily (though with significant interannual variability) since 1993. Using the analysis of Hanna et al (2005) (based on the reanalysis datasets) for the surface mass balance, Rignot & Kanagartnam estimate that Greenland is on balance losing mass, and over the period of their study the ice sheet mass deficit (the amount of ice lost to the sea) has doubled increasing from 90 to 220 km3/year (an increase of 0.23 to 0.57 mm/yr sea level equivalent – SLE).
In the earlier Science paper, Johanessen et al. found increased snow accumulation on the top of the interior Greenland ice sheet between 1992 and 2003. Above 1500m a.s.l in much of the interior Greenland they estimated an increase of 6.4 ± 0.2 cm/year and below 1500m they observed a decreasing trend of -2.0 ± 0.9 cm/year. Hence, growth in the interior parts and a thinning of the ice nearer the edges. However, Johanessen et al. were not able to measure all of the coastal ranges. Indeed, the thinning of the margins and growth in the interior Greenland is an expected response to increased temperatures and more precipitation in a warmer climate. These results present no contradiction to the accelerated sliding near the coasts, but both will affect the ice/snow (fresh water) mass estimate. Whereas the finding of Rignot and Kanagaratnam suggests a larger sink of the frozen Greenland fresh water budget (the ice is dumped into the sea), the snow deposition in Greenland interiors is a source term (increases the amount of frozen fresh water). It does not matter for the general sea level in which form the water exists (liguid or solid/frozen) when it is discharged into the sea: The same mass of liquid water and immersed ice affect the water level equally (Archimede's principle).
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