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The 10th anniversary of 9/11 is just a little over a week away. In our house 9/11 has always been a event that is never far from our minds. Justin has always been very interested in NYC and has always had a love of the World Trade Center even though they were struck down the year he was born. For some reason he has always held a love and fascination for them. He has watched many documentaries and coverage of that horrible and sad day. We have talked about it and wondered why there are bad people in the world that would do such a thing.
We have never done a unit study about 9/11 and this year Justin asked if we would could. I started gathering a few resources.
Here are the books we will be using for our mini unit:
The Little Chapel That Stood~This a story about 9/11 and The chapel (St. Paul's) that stood 100 yards from the Twin Towers and how it remained standing after the towers fell. This is a gently told story of the events of 9/11.
Fireboat: The Heroic Adventures of the John J. Harvey~This story starts in 1931 and follows the adventures of a fireboat as the city of New York grows. As the city gets larger and the piers are shutting down, there is less of a need for a fireboat and the John J. Harvey is soon retired. Then on 9/11 when the twin towers are stuck down the fireboat comes out of retirement to help.
Homeschool Share also has a free unit for Fireboat.
New York's Bravest~This story does not center on 9/11. It takes place in the 1840's about a legendary firefighter by the name of Mose Humphrey's. This is story of courage and bravery and is dedicated to the 343 New York City Fire fighters who lost their lives on 9/11.
Other resources:
Candace at His Mercy is New has some great resources we will be using.
Heart of the Matter Online has a unit study 9/11- Ten Years Later with lots of links and information available.


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A key strategy in the prevention of bone loss is to increase the antioxidant defense system within bone, which slows down adverse processes of accelerated bone loss. New research on the tocotrienol form of vitamin E shows that it does just that, leading researchers to conclude "tocotrienol has the potential to be used as an anti-osteoporotic agent in postmenopausal women."
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Reminds me of the classic game, http://www.atari.com/lunarlander
Jay Ts
NASA/JPL actually created an MSL landing game for XBOX Kinect:
Our tax dollars at work! If anyone wants to complain about NASA wasting money, maybe they can start with this. There are no scientific results from this project that I know of, and they are giving it away for free so it's not even bringing in any money! (I'm kidding, of course. I assume that since it was created with public funds, they aren't even allowed to charge anything for it. So have fun.)
It's either going to be a spectacular success, or a spectacular failure.
So break out the popcorn and get ready for some good entertainment!
I think future planetary probes should be outfitted with tiny detachable cameras that can video stream the whole sequence back to Earth. Something like a tiny Arduino board with a tiny camera and a tiny parachute that can follow the lander all the way down. Wouldn't that be cool?
…and it turned out to be a spectacular success!
Congrats to the whole team there. They can now breath again!
BTW: Curiosity has it's own twitter account, in case you didn't know. http://twitter.com/MarsCuriosity
"We choose to go to the moon. We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win, and the others, too."
John F. Kennedy
Americans like big challenges.
Only a Committee of Government Bureaucrats could come up with an overly complex and expensive landing system like this.
If you locked a handful of real Systems Engineers in a room and told them to sort this out – I'll bet something really elegant would result. Did we learn nothing from Spirit and Opportunity?
If this thing actually works, it'll be a hugely overpriced miracle.
Spirit and Opportunity are 1/5 the weight of Curiosity. It's likely that due the size and weight of Curiosity, this was the best option.
For the cost, it's clear that is a important amount of money.
Anyway, it's not just a piece of breadbord with an arduino on it.
2.5 B$ for 5 years of program, including a launch which is about 200M$.
Bill R
Just to give you an idea how big it is, it weighs just over 2000 pounds and is the size of a car. Here is a new clip NASA is putting out. Shortly into the clip there is a shot of the rover in the lab with a worker next to it. I cannot imagine trying to slow that thing down. I understand your doubt, but it is a large craft for putting it into a bouncing ball like the last one.
Jay Ts
Don't be so critical. Seriously, if you have a better way to do it, you can work as a contractor to NASA and make money with your idea. You may find that landing a small car on Mars is not as easy as you think. I worked for NASA/JPL for a short time years ago, and I have followed their progress since then. I feel confident that JPL has about the best engineers on the planet. Their challenge is not to see how much money they can spend, but how to get the most value out of what little they get, while being open and standing up to public scrutiny. (That is something the military and private corporations do not have to deal with, unless they really screw up.) No one is better than NASA/JPL at sending anything to Mars. That fact by itself should be enough for anyone.
I was not critical of it. You obviously didn't get the gist of what I was trying to say. If you didn't watch the end, I said it would work. I was just saying that it "sounded crazy", just like the engineers at JPL have said in their own videos!
It does sounds crazy, but is the result of good reasoned engineering.
And it looks like it has a nuclear powered engine. Nobody speaks about that.
Jay Ts
There is at least one video created by NASA that explains about the plutonium reactor in MSL. They use the heat along with thermocouples to generate electricity. For a rover of this size and weight, for a mission of at least 2 years, there is no way they can use solar panels. The atmosphere of Mars is mostly carbon dioxide already, so burning gasoline is also out. 😀
Why would they? They have been used on many probes and landers before.
If the Sky Crane works, and the Rover drives away on the surface,
I will be mighty impressed!
If any part of the complex descent maneuver fails, I bet it will be the Sky Crane "cutting loose" after the Rover's weight is transferred to the lunar surface. I bet this part will go haywire.
oops, Martian surface….
Do you work from any kind of script?
It's amazing how you remember all those technical details so easily.
You must have been studying this for a while.
Well done video with the NASA video inserted.
No script. Truth be told though, very rarely like on this one where I wanted to rattle off lots of technical points and get it in one continuous shot, I did have a whiteboard behind the camera with bullets point names of the landing sequence (13 I think!), so I wouldn't forget one.
But it's not like I rehearsed it or did retakes or anything, just stopped once or twice and then continued on due to getting tongue tied. I still didn't know what I would say until I hit the record button.
I'm with Chuck, this vid was really slick. Nice work Dave.
And they did it !!! 😀
Congratulations to them.
Watched the live video feed from the control room at JPL. Any skepticism that one would have held regarding such a costly mission would have quickly been erased as soon as they saw the genuine relief and intense jubilation that the crew shared once they knew that Curiosity had landed without incident. It was obviously the culmination of many years of dedicated planning and intense work.
I just saw this on the Curiosity website. "Silicon chips carry the names of people who participated in the "Send Your Name to Mars" program prior to the rover's launch. More than 1.24 million names were submitted online. These names were etched into silicon using an electron-beam machine used for fabricating microdevices at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, along with submissions from the semi-finalist students who participated in the rover naming contest. In addition, more than 20,000 visitors to JPL and NASA's Kennedy Space Center wrote their names on pages that were scanned and reproduced at microscopic scale on another chip." Gutted I missed that one, Dave did you get your name etched onto Curiosity?
Shit, I missed it too! 🙁 My nae is supposed to be on the Phoenix lander though.


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My wife presented me with what I think is a really good idea.....
In her car are two buttons in the overhead console....they are buttons that will learn the code from your garage door opener.
Our garage is detached and in the rear of the house...my wife rarely uses the remote to open it...
The most commonly used door (for now) is the side door of the house. Now that I have all the stucco off that wall I'm making a 'few' wiring changes. Originally, the light on that wall was motion activated. We are moving that further back closer to the garage. We want the light by the door to be 'normal'.
So the question was....can we get a remote control module that has a remote that her car can learn? I can then connect that side light to the module and my wife would be able to turn on that light from her car when she pulls up.
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Masala films of Indian cinema are those that mix genres in one work. Typically these films freely mix action, comedy, romance, and drama or melodrama.[1] They tend to be musicals that include songs filmed in picturesque locations. The genre is named after the masala, a mixture of spices in Indian cuisine.[2] According to The Hindu, masala is the most popular genre of Indian cinema.[3]
The origin of this genre is generally credited to the filmmaker Manmohan Desai and screenwriter duo Salim-Javed who very successfully exploited the genre in the 1970s and 1980s. It helped establish many leading actors as superstars such as Dharmendra, Amitabh Bachchan, Mithun Chakrabarty, Rajnikanth, Chiranjeevi, Vishnuvardhan, Ambareesh. Actress Sridevi received stardom in her early Bollywood career with Masala movies. More recently, Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar, Mahesh Babu, Pawan Kalyan, Allu Arjun, Jr. NTR, Ajith Kumar, Joseph Vijay, Darshan, Dev and Jeet have all tasted success in this format.
This style is used very often in Hindi and South Indian films as it helps make them appeal to a broad variety of viewers. Famous masala filmmakers include David Dhawan, Anees Bazmee, Prabhu Deva and Farah Khan in Hindi cinema; Raja Chanda, Raj Chakraborty, Rabi Kinagi in Bengali cinema;S.S. Rajamouli, Puri Jagannath, Srinu Vaitla, Boyapati Srinu in Telugu cinema; S. Shankar, Hari, AR Murugadoss, K. V. Anand, N. Lingusamy and K. S. Ravikumar in Tamil cinema and in Kannada cinema it was V. Somashekhar and K. S. R. Das in the 1970s; K.V.Raju, A. T. Raghu and Joe Simon in the 1980s; Om Prakash Rao and Shivamani in the 1990s and Mahesh Babu, K.Madesha and A.Harsha in the 2000s . The "Curry Western" trend that began with Sholay (1975) also falls under the masala genre. Curry Western is a play on the term Spaghetti Western.
Beyond Indian cinema, Danny Boyle's Academy Award-winning film Slumdog Millionaire (2008), based on Vikas Swarup's Boeke Prize winning novel Q & A (2005), has been described by several reviewers as a "masala" movie,[4] due to the way the film combines "familiar raw ingredients into a feverish masala"[5] and culminates in "the romantic leads finding each other."[6] This is due to the influence of the Bollywood masala genre on the film.[7][8][9][10] The influence of Bollywood masala films can also be seen in Western musical films. Baz Luhrmann stated that his successful musical film Moulin Rouge! (2001) was directly inspired by Bollywood musicals.[11]
While the masala film genre originated with Manmohan Desai and Salim-Javed in the 1970s, there have been several earlier influences that have shaped its conventions. The first was the ancient Indian epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana which have exerted a profound influence on the thought and imagination of Indian popular cinema, particularly in its narratives. Examples of this influence include the techniques of a side story, back-story and story within a story. Indian popular films often have plots that branch off into sub-plots; such narrative dispersals can clearly be seen in the 1993 films Khalnayak and Gardish. The second influence was the impact of ancient Sanskrit drama, with its highly stylized nature and emphasis on spectacle, where music, dance and gesture combined "to create a vibrant artistic unit with dance and mime being central to the dramatic experience." Sanskrit dramas were known as natya, derived from the root word nrit (dance), characterizing them as spectacular dance-dramas which has continued in Indian cinema. The third influence was the traditional folk theatre of India, which became popular from around the 10th century with the decline of Sanskrit theatre. These regional traditions include the Jatra of Bengal, the Ramlila of Uttar Pradesh, and the Terukkuttu of Tamil Nadu. The fourth influence was Parsi theatre, which "blended realism and fantasy, music and dance, narrative and spectacle, earthy dialogue and ingenuity of stage presentation, integrating them into a dramatic discourse of melodrama. The Parsi plays contained crude humour, melodious songs and music, sensationalism and dazzling stagecraft."[12]
The final influence was Hollywood, where musicals were popular from the 1920s to the 1950s, though Indian filmmakers departed from their Hollywood counterparts in several ways. "For example, the Hollywood musicals had as their plot the world of entertainment itself. Indian filmmakers, while enhancing the elements of fantasy so pervasive in Indian popular films, used song and music as a natural mode of articulation in a given situation in their films. There is a strong Indian tradition of narrating mythology, history, fairy stories and so on through song and dance." In addition, "whereas Hollywood filmmakers strove to conceal the constructed nature of their work so that the realistic narrative was wholly dominant, Indian filmmakers made no attempt to conceal the fact that what was shown on the screen was a creation, an illusion, a fiction. However, they demonstrated how this creation intersected with people's day to day lives in complex and interesting ways."[13]
- ^ Tejaswini Gantiv (2004). Bollywood: a guidebook to popular Hindi cinema. Psychology Press. p. 139. ISBN 978-0-415-28854-5. Retrieved 26 April 2011.
- ^ Nelmes, Jill. An introduction to film studies. p. 367.
- ^ *Masala v. Genre - The Hindu
- ^ Sudhish Kamath (January 17, 2009). "The great Indian dream: Why "Slumdog Millionaire", a film made in India, draws crowds in New York". The Hindu. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
- ^ Scott Foundas (November 12, 2008). "Fall Film: Slumdog Millionaire: Game Show Masala". LA Weekly. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
- ^ Greg Quill (January 21, 2009). "Slumdog wins hearts here". Toronto Star. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
- ^ "'Slumdog Millionaire' has an Indian co-director". The Hindu. January 11, 2009. Archived from the original on March 25, 2009. Retrieved 2009-01-23.
- ^ "All you need to know about Slumdog Millionaire". The Independent. 21 January 2009. Retrieved 2009-01-21.
- ^ Lisa Tsering (January 29, 2009). "Slumdog Director Boyle Has 'Fingers Crossed' for Oscars". IndiaWest. Archived from the original on March 2, 2009. Retrieved 2009-01-30.
- ^ Anthony Kaufman (January 29, 2009). "DGA nominees borrow from the masters: Directors cite specific influences for their films". Variety. Retrieved 2009-01-30.
- ^ "Baz Luhrmann Talks Awards and "Moulin Rouge"".
- ^ K. Moti Gokulsing, K. Gokulsing, Wimal Dissanayake (2004). Indian Popular Cinema: A Narrative of Cultural Change. Trentham Books. p. 98. ISBN 1-85856-329-1.
- ^ K. Moti Gokulsing, K. Gokulsing, Wimal Dissanayake (2004). Indian Popular Cinema: A Narrative of Cultural Change. Trentham Books. pp. 98–99. ISBN 1-85856-329-1.


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Arthritis is often assumed to be a senior dog disease. While it certainly does strike dogs in their golden years, younger dogs are susceptible, too.
Arthritis is an inflammation in a joint. It gets worse over time, and may begin as simple morning stiffness and progress to lameness and swollen, painful joints. The good news is that while arthritis is incurable, treatment can make your dog feel a whole lot better.
There are three main types of arthritis, each triggered by different factors:
Osteoarthritis may be a result of age but can also be caused by a joint injury or another condition–such as hip dysplasia or a ruptured cruciate ligament–in younger dogs. Heavy stress on joints, such as jumping over obstacles or strenuous exercise, can also be a culprit. It's common in many large-breed dogs, and overweight dogs are more susceptible because of the increased pressure on their joints.
Immune-mediated arthritis occurs when a dog's antibodies–which should keep him healthy–are instead directed at his own connective tissue. It can result in the destruction of the joint and cartilage, or it may cause only inflammation in the joint.
Infectious arthritis is caused by infectious diseases such as Lyme disease or Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Another cause is bacteria entering the bloodstream from an infected wound.
When it's time to see a vet
- Your dog seems less interested in his morning walk.
- He hesitates to climb stairs.
- He has trouble rising when lying down.
- He yelps when touched (or resists being touched when he used to love it).
- He has morning stiffness that improves throughout the day.
- He has swollen joints.
- He exhibits lameness in one or more limbs.
Your vet can make a diagnosis using X-rays, blood work, and an analysis of joint fluid. X-rays are also important for monitoring the disease's progression and for adjusting treatments to keep your dog as pain-free as possible.
What's next
If X-rays indicate a deformed joint is causing the problem, your vet may recommend surgery, which may halt the progression of the disease. Typically, your vet will prescribe medications and painkillers.
Drug treatments:
- Painkillers such as Rimadyl are popular, and are well tolerated by most dogs. If used long-term, your dog may need periodic testing to ensure his liver hasn't been damaged.
- Palaprin is "doggie aspirin." It's a buffered aspirin designed for dogs, and it can prevent the intestinal irritation that's a common reaction to regular aspirin.
- Adequan is an injection given over a course of weeks. It's a pain reliever, but it also helps repair cartilage damage while encouraging the production of joint fluid.
Other treatments:
- If trauma is the cause, surgery may be required to repair ligaments.
- Slimming down overweight dogs can ease the pressure on joints.
- Acupuncture has relieved pain in some dogs, and in the best-case scenarios, may eliminate the need for medication.
- Exercise can keep joints active and healthy. Just keep it fairly low-impact so it doesn't make sore joints even more painful.


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Julie Bowen & Sarah Hyland: "Modern Family" Wrap Party Pair
Celebrating the wrap of their hit ABC show, "Modern Family," Julie Bowen and Sarah Hyland were spotted at Pinz Bowling Center in Los Angeles, CA on Saturday (March 17).
Both actresses looked casual on the St. Patty's Day night out, with Bowen in a big comfy scarf and jeans while Hyland sported a shamrock headband, black skinny jeans and a green top.
The on-screen mother/daughter duo were among many of their other co-stars in attendance including Eric Stonestreet, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Rico Rodriguez.
While at the party, the comedic castmates could be seen munching on In-N-Out Burger, Dogs Gone Good hotdogs and Enjoy Cupcakes.
After the celebration, 21 year-old Hyland continued on to party the night away at a friend's house, taking to her Twitter page to write, "And a happy St. Patrick's day to those who like to celebrate like us Irish!"
Hyland was later spotted with her boyfriend, Matt Prokop, and other friends drinking green beer and smoking cigarettes at the Irish holiday-themed bash.
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Do it your self grab handles
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Hey guys I figured out how to make my own grab handles. I looked online and the prices for these are like $30 that's ridiculous! This Is made from 550 para cord so I figure that this would have to have 500 pounds to break! If y'all want ill do a tutorial! (Sorry for sucky photos ill upload more next week!
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There's a member on here that makes 550 cord accessories...I cant remember his prices for them but even so, $30 for custom to your liking and quality 550 grab handles isnt bad...yeah you can go and buy like 100ft of it and make your own just like anything...its cheaper to buy the food and make it yourself rather than going to a restaurant. Not trying to knock you or anything but some people would rather pay somebody that can do them stellar each and every time rather than screw around for an hour+ :crash: trying to figure out how to make their own. Just saying... :D
Wranglin4life is the guy..."Paracord Grab Handles & Paracord Goodies
Hey Everyone. I know these are probably not new to a lot of people out there but I have been making these for a little while now. Just never really branched out and tried to sell them on forums until recently. I began making them for myself and locals.
Just a little bit about me. I make these on the side, I have a full time job and just enjoy a hobby. With that said, I have had time to make these perfect.
About my products... I use 550 paracord made here in the USA, none of that chinese crap that falls apart. In my handles there are about 150 feet of cord (per 2 handles) and I use heavy duty stainless steel bow shackles to put them together. They are very strong, I use them almost every day getting in and out of the jeep. All 3 parts of each handle are made with a king cobra braid so its very strong and also looks very good.
My main sellers are the Grab Handles($35), but I also make and sell...
-Door Handles (CJ's, YJ's and TJ's only, Sorry JK's) ($20)
-Door Limiters (CJ's, YJ's and TJ's only, Sorry JK's) ($13)
-Dog Collars ($15-$25)
-Leashes ($15-$35)
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-Belts ($30)
-Bracelets ($5-$10)
-Monkey Fists ($10)
-Paracord Grab Rings (Donuts) ($6-$10)
All prices do not include shipping. usually around $5-$6 depending on what you want. More if you buy multiple things. I will also cut you a deal if you buy multiple things.
I have attached some photos of things I have made. If you have any questions please let me know. I have all sorts of colors, you name it... I have it or can get it."
Well I don't make it like he does for sure and it's not that hard to make
It may not be but hey...some people like I said would rather pay for it than actually DIY it...your tutorial im sure will help a lot of people out that WOULD actually like to do it themselves. Like I said im not trying to flame you or anything yours dont look bad at all! They actually look a lot more simple than his for the average joe to make. In my opinion his are a little too beefy and 550 cord over kill for my taste. BTW do yours where the actual handle is twist on the ends toward the roll bar or is that just what it looks like in the pic? I would honestly like to know what you did as far as securing it to the roll bar with those 4 loops...any knots? Thanks!
It does twist in I can't really tell though when I'm holding onto it there has to be twist in it either in or out though because I do a hitch knot over the roll bar then you do however long you want it then you do a figure 8 knot hitch knot (I don't know what it's actually could but it is a hitch) to finish it then of course do a cobra stitch over the 2 pieces of cord (if you wanted a beefier look you can do a kind cobra stitch)
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Made mine recently too. Double wrapped 550 paracord.
One end mounts to the windshield bolt and the other to a separate loop that goes around the roll bar. Doesn't twist
It's called a king cobra stitch
My Jeep came with 4
Cool straps. I sure wish I was on here before I made my own many moons past (which reminds me, I need to redo them!)
Not to pop your bubble, but here is a how to thread already posted - http://www.wranglerforum.com/f19/paracord-grab-handles-how-to-make-your-own-150107.html
I like making all kinds of stuff with it, but know that the multi colored 550 isn't really 550 cord. It is 'just like' 550 cord, which means nothing like. When you cut the cord open, there should be 7 braids concealed in the sheath - they all have this. Type III MIL C 5040 '550lb' paracord has a requirement to not only have those 7, but that each of them shall be comprised of 3 individual strands, where 'commercial 550 cord' only uses 2. This is a 33% reduction in material which is certainly not the same. The finished product, imo, both looks and feels far superior when using the higher grade cordage, and there is no doubt it is stronger. If you want smaller lanyards, wraps, straps, and the like, try 'Type I Survival Cord', which is a single braid 100lb rated 1/16" cord (half the size of 550, which is 1/8"). It is lacking the nice nylon sheath which makes it feel more corse on your hands, though.
I typically order 550 from Best Glide aviation equipment, http://www.adventuresurvivalequipment.com/, 10$ per 100', but only in natural colors (and orange). They also have spools available for you weavers. I buy my type I at the hardware store and get the cheapy 'Atwood Rope' version. Their 1/8" cord is not paracord, but then again they don't pretend it is. The Lowes/HD stuff recently appearing is worse than Rothco or the Amazon types. =)
One day I may get around to a cargo net or sun shade made from it... one day. Lol.
A double cobra rifle strap
Doesn't need to be monkey knots or jam knots as long as it is on a frame and will stay tensioned all the time. This is simple square knots. Used a block of wood to tie each square around to keep them all the same size. Not difficult at all, but it takes a little more time than cobra or lanyard stitches.
Nice Net!
True on all counts. Nice work - I love the frame & shocks. If ya don't mind my asking, how long did that take ya and about how much cordage was used?
Around 60 hrs total, about 10 hours if which was trying to get the frame aligned just right so that the shocks held it down as well as up... It operates like the back window... Past a certain point the shocks switch from pushing up to pushing down. Its nice, but aligning it all
on "temporary" mounts took a lot of macgyverizing.
Best part though, was learning that roll bars and stainless exhaust clamps go together like chocolate and peanut butter :)
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The Biological Activity of Phytochemicals
Volume 41 of the series Recent Advances in Phytochemistry pp 97-107
Ginsenoside Variation Within and Between Ontario Ginseng Landraces: Relating Phytochemistry to Biological Activity
- Kristina L. McIntyreAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, University of Ottawa
- , Alice LuuAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, McMaster University
- , Cathy SunAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, University of Ottawa
- , Dan BrownAffiliated withAgriculture and Agri-food Canada
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The variation in ginsenoside content in Ontario-grown North American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) was evaluated within and between five Ontario ginseng landraces using HPLC-DAD. All ginsenosides, except Rg1, varied significantly between at least two landraces and total ginsenoside levels were reduced in one landrace. The greatest range in total ginsenosides observed within an individual landrace was 4.36–16.61% w/w. Anti-glycation and antioxidant activity of Ontario ginseng was also evaluated and assessed in relation to ginsenoside content and total phenolic content. Low inhibition of advanced glycation end product formation was observed. Radical scavenging activity was seen in the DPPH assay and this activity was correlated with both total ginsenoside and total phenolic content. This activity was low in comparison to previously tested phenolic-rich extracts. Identifying variation in ginsenoside profiles and this effect on biological activity could be important for quality control and landrace development.
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The two relays were marred with multiple disqualifications during the course of the day. In the preliminaries, three teams were DQed in the 200-yard freestyle relay (Florida State, Virginia, NC State) and six teams were DQed in the 400-yard medley relay (Virginia, Wisconsin, Arizona, Auburn, Notre Dame and North Carolina). In the finals, four more teams were disqualified in the 200-yard freestyle relay (Penn State, USC and Alabama in the consolation final; Texas A&M in the championship final), while one in the 400-yard medley relay (Ohio State in the consolation final).
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Neocore announces plans for two expansions to their strategy/rpg/wargame hybrid, King Arthur, with two new campaigns, a sandbox mode and a new economic model. Plans are for a release in March and April of this year.
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Saxon and Welsh expansions, the Sandbox modes for King Arthur are coming
We're very proud to announce the release of two King Arthur expansion packs, due in March and April 2010.
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What's even more important, they'll include a new economic system redesigned for a totally new campaign structure, where you'll be able to play in sandbox mode being either the Christian king or the monarch following the ways of the Old Faith. The expansions will have a complex diplomatic system, campaign winning conditions that can be set by the player and an absolutely free, non-story-based gameplay.
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As the 41st Annual Juno Awards draw near, this year's nominees were announced on Tuesday (February 7) in Toronto, Canada.
Coming as no surprise, Justin Bieber, Drake and Avril Lavigne all nabbed bids for the show, which will take place on April 1st at the Scotiabank Place in Ottawa, Ontario.
It's been a little over two weeks since speculation of a split began to swirl, however a very together-looking Brody Jenner and Avril Lavigne were spotted out at Koi restaurant in Los Angeles, California on Monday night (January 30).
Both dressed in a dark-colored ensembles, the "Complicated" singer and her on/off reality star beau seemingly squashed any claims of a breakup as they arrived to the swanky City of Angels eatery.
While she made a name for herself thanks to her pop punk prowess, Avril Lavigne is quickly building quite the secondary career in the world of fashion.
The 27-year-old Canadian, who boasts a clothing line named Abbey Dawn and multiple fragrances, has just inked a deal with Coty division Sally Hansen to create a nail collection for its Salon Effects brand, reports WWD.
They've been dating for almost two years, but it seems things between Avril Lavigne and Brody Jenner have come to a close.
According to a report, the "Complicated" songstress and the Reality TV hunk have called it quits on their romance in favor of their careers.
No matter what month it is, there are always famous faces on the world's beaches showing off their bikini bodies. And over the past year, there have been countless jaw-dropping celebrities prancing around in tiny swimsuits for all to see.
Super sexy actresses like Selena Gomez, Kristen Stewart, Lindsay Lohan, Olivia Munn, Jessica Biel, Hilary Duff, Gwyneth Paltrow, Brooklyn Decker, Victoria Justice, Lea Michele, Ashley Tisdale, Julianne Hough, and Jessica Alba all gave the paparazzi an eyeful in their two-piece getups.
She's always up for a fun gig, and last night (December 21) Avril Lavigne was all about showing off her skills on the "X Factor" finale.
The "I'm With You" songstress joined forces with finalist Chris Rene to perform her top 10 single "Complicated," in hopes of helping clinch the win.
Making for another star-studded stop on the annual holiday tour, a powerful lineup of music's top names turned up at BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida for Y100's 2011 Jingle Ball on Saturday night (December 10).
Certainly a fan favorite was Demi Lovato, who offered up a high energy stage effort including an array of songs such as "Unbroken," "All Night Long," "Give Your Heart a Break," "Skyscraper" and "My Love Is Like a Star".
She's always up for a good time, and last night (December 7) Demi Lovato sang her heart out at the 2011 Q102 Jingle Ball Concert.
The "Skyscraper" songstress took the stage at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania along with fellow pop stars Kelly Clarkson, Avril Lavigne, ex-boyfriend Joe Jonas.
Sure, they're divorced, but that didn't stop Avril Lavigne and Deryck Whibley from having dinner together in Los Angeles last night (December 1).
The "Complicated" songstress and her Sum 41 ex-hubby hit up the trendy Madeo restaurant for a bite to eat before hopping in the same car and driving off into the night.
Looking excited for her promotional gig, Avril Lavigne was spotted leaving her hotel en route to "Live With Kelly" in New York City on Monday (November 28).
The fun-loving punk rocker looked cute in combat boots, black and pink leggings and a warm winter coat as she made her way to ABC studios where she performed "Wish You Were Here."
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All-American Beef Chili
When the weather begins to turn at the end of October and the air gets crisp and cool, there are a few things that I begin to crave…
Hot chocolate.
Spaghetti and meatballs.
Beef stew.
A big bowl of piping hot chili topped with shredded cheese and sour cream is one of my ultimate cold-weather comfort foods. It's something that I've loved since I was a kid, and I still can't get enough of it. As you can probably tell based on how many chili recipes there are on this site, I can't resist trying new chili recipes when I come across them. While I've tried quite a few classic-style beef chili recipes, I still hadn't managed to fine "the one". I'm happy to report that the search is officially over because this is, hands-down, the best chili recipe I've ever made. It is worthy of lamination and a permanent home in my recipe rotation.
Most chili recipes are made up of the same basic ingredients: beef, onion, spices, beans and some type of tomato product. The differences usually reside in the quantities used, how the dish is cooked, and for how long. This recipe strikes the perfect balance of textures, flavors and spice; the resulting chili is thick and tender, not soupy, and a phenomenal blend of flavors. I urge you not to rush the cooking process. The wait is definitely worth it!
I know that I'll likely get asked which of the chili recipes I've shared on the site to date is my favorite. If you're looking for an easy, classic beef chili recipe, this one is a must-make. It's my favorite of the bunch. That being said, I also really love the Favorite ("Hardcore") Chili Recipe. It's quite a different recipe, with varying flavors and textures, so if you want to try a chili recipe with a unique flair, I highly recommend that one.
If you crave warm bowls of comfort food during the winter months, this chili has your name all over it!
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All-American Beef Chili
An easy recipe for classic beef and bean chili.
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 yellow onions, finely chopped
1 red bell pepper, stemmed, seeded and finely chopped
¼ cup chili powder
1 tablespoon ground cumin
½ teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon salt, divided
6 garlic cloves, minced
2 pounds ground beef (85-90% lean)
2 (15-ounce) cans dark red kidney beans, drained and rinsed
1 (28-ounce) can diced tomatoes
1 (28-ounce) can tomato puree
- Heat the oil in a large Dutch oven over medium heat until it is shimmering. Add the onions, bell pepper, chili powder, cumin, cayenne and ½ teaspoon of the salt. Cook until the vegetables have softened, about 7 minutes. Stir in the garlic and cook for another 30 seconds.
- Add the beef and increase the heat to medium-high. Cook, breaking up the beef with a wooden spoon, until no longer pink, about 10 minutes. Stir in the beans, diced tomatoes (with their juice), tomato puree and the remaining ½ teaspoon salt. Bring to a simmer, then reduce the heat so it maintains a slow simmer, cover and cook for 45 minutes.
- Remove the lid and continue to simmer for an additional 45 minutes. Season with additional salt and pepper to taste before serving. Garnish with shredded cheddar cheese and sour cream, if desired. Leftover chili can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. The chili can also be frozen for up to 1 month (let the chili thaw in refrigerator for 24 hours before reheating).
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To kick off the RocketOwl/inMotion Co-Blogging Extravaganza, we've chosen a particularly revealing challenge: we will each take a photo at 11 a.m. and post it here, to give our friends and followers an idea of a typical week in the zany world of creative content – if such a thing as "typical" even exists for us. You be the judge!
Monday, September 10, 2012
11 a.m. at inMotion (above):
Go to any eating or coffee-serving establishment within a 2-kilometer radius of inMotion's video production studio and you'll find servers, chefs, and baristas who know us all by name. Or at least by drink: "Oh, you mean Ten Skinny Lattes and One Tall Espresso? Yeah, you're talking about the folks at from that filmmaking place down the street."
The thing is, our posted office hours are 9 to 5, but as any client of inMotion knows, you can find Production Manager Amanda Barakat (pictured above) at the office at 7am, and there's usually a producer or two and some manically obsessive film editors still at the grindstone long after dark. So we rely on the local establishments to keep us fueled up and ready to rock – especially on a Monday morning. It's the nature of our work, and it's what keeps the Starbucks at Carling and Woodroffe in the green.
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11 a.m. at RocketOwl:
In the world of videogame startups, there is never any time to be wasted. Our minds are constantly bursting with new ideas that flow straight to our fingertips, coming to life on our computer screens, sketchbooks and notepads. If we're lucky, some of these ideas might make it into our game. The atmosphere in the office is in a constant state of flux. On one hand, it is so quiet that you can practically feel the energy coming out of the many minds in the room coding, sketching, designing and writing. On the other hand, meetings and conversations can become very loud and heated, with everyone excitedly talking at the same time.
This morning's picture captures the lively discussion that often takes place between employees, a time where some of the best ideas come to life and start to take shape.
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Inflatables seem almost as common as novelty USB drives. Take a look; nearly everything has been blown up at some point.
The Widescreen Outdoor Theater, though, uses inflatability for less frivolous ends. Essentially just a collapsible cinema screen for outside use so you can relive the days of the drive-in.
The kit has everything you need for a summer evening's entertainment, including DVD player, projector and two 120 watt speakers along with the 12 foot screen. Projector performance isn't too bad, at 1,000 lumens and 4000:1 contrast ratio, but at only 480p native, you won't get great Hi-Def action from it.
This might be more suited to background entertainment at pool parties than full on movie watching, but still, $3,000 isn't too bad for all this equipment. It even comes with a rolling case for the traveling party-goer.
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Starbucks Coffee Trucks Will Follow Zonked College Students Around CampusBy
College campuses might be among the few remaining places to escape the shadow of Starbucks. There are roughly 11,500 Starbucks outlets in the U.S., but only about 300 of them are on U.S. campuses. That means most students of the country's 4,700 colleges are buying their coffee somewhere else.
That is about to change at three schools. The ubiquitous chain will peddle caffeine from food trucks at Arizona State University (which has also partnered with Starbucks to offer employees scholarships for its online program), James Madison University in Virginia, and Coastal Carolina University in South Carolina.
Why trucks? They can travel around with students throughout the day, meeting students' caffeine needs wherever they pop up, says Starbucks spokeswoman Maggie Jantzen. Presumably that means parking outside dorms in the morning and by the quad in the afternoon. So if you started to feel like the Starbucks truck is following you between classes, you wouldn't be wrong.
The trucks, operated by food service company Aramark, will help Starbucks reach a coveted demographic. College-age students love coffee. More young adults are "turning to coffee, rather than caffeinated sodas, as their pick-me-up of choice," reported NPR. Not just any coffee—they want the fancy stuff. In an Aramark survey of its college customers, 47 percent said they want to purchase something from a specialty coffee or espresso cafe, and Starbucks was the No. 1 preferred brand for coffee.
On campuses, coffee represents about 18 percent of Aramark's sales, the company says. That's higher than in the fast-food industry overall, where coffee chains represent only about 9 percent of sales.
Colleges are a laboratory for Starbucks. The company is trying to find new store formats beyond the typical retail outlet "that allow us to reach traffic that we never had access to previously," said Chief Financial Officer Scott Maw during an earnings call in July, and colleges offer institutional advantages for piloting a food truck operation.
"A college campus was the ideal setting to test the mobile truck," said Aramark spokeswoman Karen Cutler in an e-mail. Campuses offer parking, multiple retail locations, and access to a commissary setup to prepare the items.
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Sitting on the steps of the duomo we seem to feel it creep up round our feet telling us stories of a past which is immortal.
The pale, tragic face of the girl I had encountered in the duomo haunted me.
The duomo at Milan was squat, ugly, overrated, and the hotel charges in that city were most exorbitant.
I went to the duomo and waited near that side-chapel where I had first seen them.
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Compare Turiddu came early and we went to the duomo to see the Gloria.
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It's such a given it seems almost silly to even write it, but growth, or, more precisely, how to grow, has been a contentious issue in Flathead County for years now, at least since the county's attempt to rewrite its growth policy in 1994 was met with death threats.
Like so many contentious issues, this one has been largely painted in black and white. On one side, you have the greedy out-of-state developers, willing to build whatever makes them the most cash, regardless of how it impacts the community, because they don't have to live with the consequences. On the other side, you've got smart-growth advocates who, according to their opponents, are either NIMBYs who want to close the door to the Flathead behind them, or Communists intent on undermining everybody else's property rights.
But on Feb. 12, developer James "Bucky" Wolford and smart-growth group North 93 Neighbors broke the mold, left the stereotypes behind, and got something done.
For seven years, Wolford has been working on a proposal for the Glacier Mall, a 700,000 square foot-plus retail space north of Kalispell. North 93 Neighbors have fought him every step of the way, mostly through lawsuits. Last summer, the Montana Supreme Court dismissed all but one portion of North 93 Neighbors' suit.
"We could have strung that lawsuit out for another year," Sharon DeMeester, a North 93 spokesperson, told the Independent, "but it wouldn't have served either of our purposes."
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The revised plan is a far cry from the original mega-mall. Rather than one big structure, the proposal now features many smaller commercial structures, some large ones, single and multi-family homes and mixed-use developments. There are also 70 acres of park and five acres donated for a public building.
Ultimately, DeMeester says, "He didn't get everything he wanted, and we didn't get everything we wanted." What both did get is progress.
She says that working with—rather than against—Wolford (who didn't return calls for comment) certainly changed her view of him. And Wolford, she says, eventually admitted to her his own change of attitude: "You're not the people I thought you were."
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My husband is such a great guy. He's everything I thought I wanted. But it turns out that nice guys are sometimes complete pushovers. He just stood there while his Mom yelled at me last year; it took hours of explaining why he needed to tell his brothers that it wasn't okay to 'jokingly' call me a b*tch; he won't talk to his (awesome) boss about getting a raise even though he hasn't had one in 3 years and we REALLY need the money; the list goes on.
I am, admittedly, a strong person, I have opinions on things; but I have reasons for them, I'm not just someone who spouts off about things I have no clue about. I can also be emotional; although I'm much better about it than I used to be.
I am also really spiritual, and DH is not at all, which has always bothered me. It doesn't matter what kind of spirituality we're talking about, he thinks it's silly.
Also, he never told me (until a WEEK ago) he literally almost FAINTS at the sight of blood, which I know now is probably one of the big reasons he couldn't support me during our attempted home birth. I ended up in the hospital for no reason other than feeling unsupported and scared - he wasn't able to help me calm down - didn't even try. I'm feeling so sad about that right now...
We got pregnant with DD really soon after we started dating, and I know that has a lot to do with why we're still together. On the other hand, everyone says he's totally in love with me and he's amazing for me.
He does all kinds of amazing things around our place (building a chicken coop, etc.) - plus he cleans the house, and is great with our kids. I just don't feel that 'connection' with him, and I'm wondering if I ever did, or if I just thought I did and then we got pregnant so fast I didn't really have a chance to think about it anymore. Plus, I've never had a healthy relationship modeled to me, so I don't think I know what it really means to be in one.
Ugh. I hate this so much.
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Have you considered couples' therapy so you can learn to communicate with one another on a deeper, clearer level that works for both of you?
You could be mismatched, or you could need to work on your connection, but I think both of those start with learning how to communicate with each other instead of assuming you know what they are thinking.
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Our marriage has had its ups and downs. As soon as we sense that we've lost 'that connection', we immediately go into fix-it mode. If we can't get things back on track in a few weeks, we head to couple's counseling. It has been such a neat experience to learn how my spouse processes thoughts and emotions. Some things that have caused bumps for us: chronic illness, work stuff, depression, in-law stuff, moving, friends-with-issues, and financial stress. For us, our marriage comes before EVERYTHING else. It's our little garden that has to be tended with loving care!
Do you want your marriage to work, or do you feel somewhat apathetic? Either way, a professional can help both of you sort out your feelings.
Communication is a big big big issue in many marriages....and BOTH have to work on it. I also understand about not having a good healthy relationship modeled for me and assuming what's normal and what isn't. I think therapy would be really really beneficial for BOTH of you but men...seem to have a harder time with it. I understand completely about him not sticking up for you....I've had that in my life before. It was a lack of respect and empathy on his end...
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Your examples strike me as some of both (wrt your thread title). I think that he was probably embarrassed to say that blood makes him faint, and so he just kept it to himself. I don't know that people who feel that way can "un-feel" it, though, so I think there's probably not a lot that he could have done there even if he'd told you.
It's not his job to defend you against your mother unless you're in a compromised state - sick or already emotionally fragile.
As for his brothers, yes he should have defended you then.
The raise issue depends on his job, how stable it is, etc. I know lots of people are afraid that asking for a raise will mean they could get fired or that they'll be seen as a troublemaker. Without knowing his job dynamic, it's hard to say, though maybe if you coached him on what to say that would help. Maybe he just doesn't know how to ask.
In general, though, I get what you're saying. I'm far more assertive than my husband, and sometimes I feel like I'm jumping up and down about something, and he's serenely sitting there watching me.
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Here's what's being talked about today in pop culture:
• So, are you satisfied with the season finale of "True Detective"? Or are you still in search of the Yellow King? [Vulture]
• HBO's streaming service, HBO Go, was a no-go Sunday night — experiencing technical difficulties as many people tried to watch the "True Detective" season finale. [Entertainment Weekly]
• What's a Grecian earn? The epic "300: Rise of an Empire" topped the weekend box-office with