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Bacteria may lack a true immune system, but this does not leave them defenseless against bacteriophage viruses and other pathogens. A system of genomic sequence elements called clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) and various CRISPR-associated proteins (Cas) help to recognize and destroy foreign genetic material delivered by such invaders.
An international research group led by Akeo Shinkai from the RIKEN SPring-8 Center and John van der Oost of Wageningen University in the Netherlands has now dissected one such CRISPR-Cas pathway, revealing functional insights that also highlight important differences in how these systems operate across bacterial species.
The researchers focused their attention on Thermus thermophilus, a bacterium that thrives at high temperatures and features a relatively simple and compact genome, making it amenable to experimental work. Of the bacterium's multiple CRISPR-Cas pathways, the researchers explored the pathway known as subtype III-B, which targets foreign RNA rather than DNA.
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The Academy for College Excellence (ACE) is a nationally-recognized program that has shown significant reults. No matter what your current abilities are, in just one semester you will discover new skills and techniques to successfully complete your educational goals. Independent evaluations show that ACE students, following their semester in the ACE Program, accelerate their academic success obtaining more units and successfully completing college courses.
ACE teaches you skills that stay with you for life. You learn skills taught to professionals in today's leading companies. ACE students are supported by learning community cohort. ACE curriculum utilizes student teams to research community issues and develop action plans for change.
ACE helps you choose and prepare for a career you'll enjoy and find rewarding. Students who have completed the program have gone on to complete courses that prepare them for high paying careers in fields like healthcare, business, criminal justice, engineering, social work, computers and other fields.
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Students will demonstrate knowledge of global interdependence; other values, cultures and beliefs; and the ability to describe one's own cultural heritage.
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Students will critically reflect upon works of visual and performing arts in a diverse cultural context.
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- Students will select lifestyle choices that promote physical and mental well-being.
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FACULTY Associate Professors Crawford (chair), Hogan; Assistant Professors Leach, Spiller, Wightsman (anthropology), Zant; Temporary Assistant Professor Wiebold.
The Department of Sociology offers a variety of courses useful to students with diverse professional goals. Sociology is a popular major for students planning careers in such professions as law, business, journalism, health care, education, politics, social work, or public administration. It provides a solid body of knowledge on the nature and problems of human relations and a distinctive way of looking at the world. The courses offer a range of methodologies and research techniques which can be applied in a variety of fields such as administration, criminal justice, health care, counseling, and social work. In addition, exposure to theoretical and methodological issues and to comparative, historical, and critical analyses provides those students who want to pursue graduate work with a strong academic background.
The department offers a major and a minor in sociology, and a major in social work. For social work major see Social Work Program.
Major in Sociology
A major in sociology consists of a minimum of 30 semester hours in sociology including the following required core courses:
- SOC 100 The Sociological Perspective
- SOC 240 Research Methods
- SOC 320 Social Theory or SOC 420 Critical Theory
At least 15 of the 30 required hours must be at the 300 level or above. Only one internship course may apply towards the 30-hour requirement. A grade point average of 2.01 in all courses taken in the department is needed for graduation. Students may earn either a B.A. or B.S. degree in sociology. Sociology majors are urged to consult with a department advisor each semester concerning class schedules.
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Portable pools a summer risk for children
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - In-ground pools are often seen as the biggest drowning danger for children, but a U.S. study warned that portable pools, including inflatable and wading pools, are just as dangerous -- especially for younger children.
In fact, between 2001 and 2009, a child drowned in a portable backyard pool once every five days during the summer months, according to the study in Pediatrics.
"Parents need to be aware that these pools can present the same risks for drowning, especially for young children, as in-ground pools," which are typically thought of as a bigger danger, said study author Gary Smith.
Smith, who is head of the center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, and his team looked at data compiled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for cases of drowning or near-drowning in these types of pool that were reported to the commission.
Over the nine years from 2001 to 2009, they found records of 209 deaths from submersion and 35 non-fatal cases in children aged 11 and younger. The number of drowning cases increased between 2001 and 2005, but has leveled off in recent years.
Almost all of those happened in children under 5 years old, and most were in the child's own yard in the summer months.
"That's a child every five days that is drowning in a backyard portable pool during the summer months," Smith said.
While this doesn't suggest that families shouldn't use inflatable or wading pools, he added that parents "need to put some thought into the safety issues when they go to the store, pick one of these up, and put them up in their backyard."
The authors found cases of drowning where children opened the doors of their houses and climbed into the pool using a ladder or other nearby object, as well as examples of children playing in the pool when parents were nearby but were distracted by chores or a phone call. Continued...


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Me and my girlfriend we are using Weleda products quite often because they are completely natural and are very gentle to the skin. Not all the products are the best, however overall we had with most product quite a good experience.
A bit about the Weleda:
Weleda is a multinational company that produces beauty products based on anthroposophic principles. Weleda uses entirely natural ingredients. None of their ingredients or products are tested on animals.They use a green energy supplier and educate their farmers and their communities about ecological friendly production. The founding of Weleda AG is dated back to year 1921. The company takes its name from the German form of the name of Bructeri völva Veleda.
My experience with this Weleda Massage Balm with Arnica:
My girlfriend experienced lately some muscle pain so I decided to buy a massage oil that I can give her a massage. I bought this product from Amazon for £10.95 and received it the next day (great seller). The product is in a 100 ml dark blue bottle with a white lid (traditional Weleda packaging).
When I applied the oil on my girlfriends shoulders and back I needed to use quite a big amount of the oil because it does not spread so easily. I needed to use about 1/3 of the bottle just for one massage. On the other end the smell of the oil is very pleasant. I used this massage oil for two more massages but after finishing the bottle I did not purchase the product again.
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I recently carried my pistol by air and in a state with reciprocity to one of my permits (Minnesota).
The air travel for the pistol went fine, no issues. I elected to not carry ammo, just to simplify things (or so I thought). When I went to buy ammo, I learned that hollow points are not available - or easy to get anyways. So, I had to use FMJ.
I was going to just buy ammo there and leave it for my next trip, as I travel there frequently. Next time I will BYOA, in exactly the kind I like. As it turned out, carrying the ammo in a factory box would have been super easy.
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IveyPoker.com added seven new names to its pro roster today, including up-and-coming international players like John Eames and Balazs Botond.
Along with Eames and Botond, Canadian Gillian Epp and Americans Matt Giannetti, Jonathan Tamayo, Josh Brikis and David Peters are all joining the IveyPoker team.
These seven players will strengthen a group that already includes Patrik Antonius, Jennifer Harman, James Dempsey, Cole South and 2012 world champion Greg Merson.
Get to Know the New IveyPoker Pros
Most familiar to armchair poker fans among the new signs will be Matt Giannetti. The 28-year-old from Austin, Texas finished fourth in the 2011 WSOP Main Event for over $3 million, and won WPT Malta the same year.
David Peters has been posting live results since 2007, racking up over $2.5 million live career earnings and $2.9 million online so far, while his fellow American pro Josh Brikis has almost $1.5 million in scores to his credit, including a runner-up finish at the WSOP.
Jonathan Tamayo has cashed at the WSOP 16 times, including a 21st place finish in the 2009 Main Event that earned him over $350k. He's also earned over $1 million playing online as driverseati.
Eames, Epp, Botond Rep ROW
Bringing an international flavor to the IveyPoker team are Brit John Eames, Canadian Gillian Epp and Hungarian Balazs Botond.
Eames is one of the fastest-rising young UK pros on the live tournament scene. Already scoring big at the WSOP, EPT and GUKPT, Eames has earned over $1.5 million playing live tournaments.
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Pretty busy week again, with some solid knowledge contributed by many people, and again this week with a new blogger from within our ranks - Andrey Marchuk started his Tridion-related blog with many (8!) very valuable posts. You can find his blog here: http://amarchuk.blogspot.com/
In related news, the PowerTools team continues steadily building the new 2011-compatible Power Tools, with some pretty strong milestones achieved this week:
1st working PowerTool - Item Count (by Mihai Cadariu)
Coding Guidelines
Almost ready logo. And yes, I do like the shoes.
Monday October 24
Accessing Tridion CoreService with Powershell - Andrey Marchuk
Creating Tridion Content Manager Database with Powershell - Andrey Marchuk
Dropping Oracle database with Powershell - Andrey Marchuk
Midas rule of open source projects - Alvin Reyes
Tuesday October 25
A c# WebDav Client that works with Tridion - Andrey Marchuk
Logo fun with the Tridion PowerTools - Alvin Reyes
Wednesday October 26
Character encodings with Tridion - Alvin Reyes
The first Community Webinar gets some more details - and speakers - Julian Wraith
Developing with ASP.Net MVC and Tridion - Quirijn Slings
Tridion Community Announcements group created - Julian Wraith
Thursday October 27
Transactionality with SDL Tridion Core Service- Andrey Marchuk
Friday October 28
Working with Application Data in SDL Tridion Content Manager- Andrey Marchuk
Sunday October 30
Sharing from Techlink - Asier Fernandez
How to create a new Custom Renderer in Tridion 2011 - Asier Fernandez
Asier provides us with the missing manual on how to create Renderers with Tridion - great job!
According to the Sysomos Heartbeat, there were: 185 (+35) total mentions of Tridion this week
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Nuno Linhares was a Principal Consultant within SDL's Web Content Management Solutions Division (based in New York) and has worked with the company's Professional Services organization between March 2005 and September 2012. As from October 2012, Nuno became Product Manager for the SDL Tridion Product line. You can follow him on Twitter and his blog.
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Mostly Mozart And A Trip to the Hamptons
Lincoln Center is one of the world's most iconic collections of stages for the arts. It's home to the Juilliard School, Metropolitan Opera, New York City Ballet, and for the past 47 years, the Mostly Mozart Festival.
From the end of July through August, the Mostly Mozart Festival celebrates the genius and inspiration of its namesake, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. From the music of Mozart and his contemporaries to modern composers; from solo piano recitals to full orchestra concerts, the Mostly Mozart Festival is a summer must for music lovers.
On this week's Summer Concert Showcase, host Bill McGlaughlin previews Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival, then takes the train just a few stops north for the close of the International Keyboard Festival at Mannes College. Lastly, it's time to pack your bags for a weekend in the Hamptons and Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival.
Event details:
Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival
Bridgehampton, N.Y. (July 26-Aug. 19)
Every summer, 40 musicians collaborate in different chamber works to present 12 concerts at Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church, the venue for all the festival's concerts, which you can start hearing July 26. The music of Haydn, Martinu, Brahms and Giya Kancheli is on the program.
International Keyboard Institute and Festival
Mannes College The New School For Music, New York City, N.Y. (through July 29)
For two weeks every summer, pianists from all around the world gather on the upper west side for the International Keyboard Institute and Festival. Two series make up the concerts that take place at the New School for Music at Mannes College, the Prestige Series featuring rising starts and the Masters Series showcasing experienced professionals. Bringing the Masters Series to a close and wrapping up the festival is pianist Denis Kozhukhin (July 28).
Mostly Mozart Festival
New York City, N.Y. (July 28-Aug. 25)
For the past 47 years, Lincoln Center for the Arts has been home to the Mostly Mozart Festival. While the music of Mozart is the cornerstone of the festival, there is also a wide selection of music to choose from, including Mozart contemporaries, as well as modern composers. There are solo recitals and chamber music, but at the heart of the festival is the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, which for the past 10 years has been led by music director and conductor Louis Langree. The Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra and Langree kick off the summer with Mozart's Prague Symphony and Schubert's Tragic Symphony.
Music heard on this week's program:
Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival
Louis Spohr: Nonet in F Major, Op. 31: Scherzo; Finale: Vivace
Musicians from Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival
International Keyboard Institute and Festival
Franz Liszt: Annees de Pelerinage S162/R10: Venezia e Napoli: No. 3 Tarantella
Denis Kozhukhin, piano
Mostly Mozart Festival
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 36 in C, K. 425, "Linz"
Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra
Louis Langree, conductor
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A-cup Implants, Pregnancy Risks, Liposonix: Must-see Q&A
Sharon at RealSelf on 16 Aug 2010 at 10:07am
As a moderator of Expert Q&A, I see a lot of questions from the RealSelf Community.
Most people raise thoughtful and important concerns that help them make informed decisions about resolving an aesthetic problem. Some questions are unusual, and of course, a few are bizzare or entirely off-topic questions (that never make it onto the site).
In the past week, here are the 8 questions that really got noticed:
2) 3 Questions to Ask Before Getting Lasik Eye Surgery
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[VIDEO PICK: Golazo] The Frenchman makes it look easy.
During their 1-1 tie with Real Salt Lake, the Red Bulls' Thierry Henry scored
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Henry strolls into position before calmly stroking the ball from 22 yards out into the corner of the goal, past a host of defenders and goalkeeper
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Umberto and Alvina are Australians who purchased Podere (farm) Podernuovo in 2002 after a 5 week holiday in the local area. The podere is 8 hectares and had been derelict for more than 30 years, the houses dilapidated and the land completely overgrown into the canopy of many of the trees. We have since restored the three houses with the main farmhouse, the chestnut drying house (Il Seccatoio) and the original farm homestead (Casa Vecchia) being rebuilt using the original stone, hand made roof tiles and chestnut beams, maintaining the rustic style.
The land has been cleared and a vineyard and an olive grove planted to add to the original chestnut, cherry, hazlenut and walnut trees that are once again producing fruit.
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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 8,119 terms related to cancer and medicine.
- diabetes
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- Any of several diseases in which the kidneys make a large amount of urine. Diabetes usually refers to diabetes mellitus in which there is also a high level of glucose (a type of sugar) in the blood because the body does not make enough insulin or use it the way it should.


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Adam, I agree, as we grow our system we are probably going to want to compression in some cases, I will look into this by making the changes in couch_file as you suggest and report back. Norman On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 5:27 AM, Adam Kocoloski <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On Jun 17, 2010, at 6:00 PM, Norman Barker wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I am looking at the couchdb db database and view index directory and I >> see the files are saved as binary, my indexes and database are getting >> fairly large so I tried gzipping them (by hand) and it made a big >> difference (at least for my data). >> >> Looking at >> >> http://www.erlang.org/doc/man/file.html >> >> I see that compressed is an option when reading or writing a file, is >> it worth trying this out, could it be an option in the ini file so we >> could trade off database size versus a possible lag in access? >> >> I can do look into this, does everything go through the couch_file >> module and is there a suitable test dataset that we can analyse >> performance with? >> >> thanks, >> >> Norman > > Hi Norman, I'd support making gzip compression a config option. Yes, everything goes through couch_file, so adding a flag to the term_to_binary calls in append_term and append_term_md5 would get you there. > > You should search the archives for a discussion about this. We used to compress the terms, and IIRC it almost cut the file size in half. However, it also introduced a measurable drop in write throughput. That's a tradeoff I'm sure some folks would be willing to make. > > One other interesting thing to investigate might be to have separate compression settings for document bodies and btree nodes. It could be that one compresses more effectively than the other. Best, > > Adam > >
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What is Title Insurance?
Title insurance is an indemnity policy that insures against loss resulting from defects of title to real property that result in a challenge to your ownership, unknown liens, encumbrances or other defects, unmarketable title, as well as from the invalidity or unenforceability of mortgage liens depending on the type of policy being purchased. Unlike other insurances, it is purchased by a one-time premium payment paid at closing. It differs from other insurance in that rather than protecting against a potential future event it insures against events that occurred in the past of the real property and people who owned it.


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If it looks like a slump and acts like a slump, it's probably fair to say it is one.
Even if the Toronto Maple Leafs have found a way to win some games during their first prolonged funk of the season.
Outplayed by the Ottawa Senators in a 5-2 loss on Saturday at home, the Leafs fell to 3-4-0 in their past seven games – a stretch during which they've been outscored 26-16 despite putting nine past two struggling goaltenders in New Jersey and Columbus to start the month.
While Toronto is still ahead of the seven-points-every-six-games pace needed to make the playoffs thanks to a 7-2-1 start, game-by-game they're frittering away key points and falling closer to bubble team territory.
And there were plenty of long faces in the dressing room Saturday after the team's fourth poor performance in a row.
"I just don't like to lose," said defenceman John-Michael Liles, who was clearly angry when he spoke with media after the game. "It's frustrating."
Why the slide?
The Leafs issues of late are many, but the ones coach Ron Wilson continues to harp on are their inability to make simple, safe plays and put pressure on the opposition using their speed.
The trend has often meant sitting back and coughing up early leads.
Their past two games are perfect examples. Toronto was lucky to pull out a 3-2 shootout win in St. Louis on Thursday after taking a 2-0 lead in the first period and then being outshot 32-8 in the game's final 45 minutes.
Two nights later, they allowed a tired Ottawa team to mount a comeback despite getting three chances on the power play early in the second period.
That loss was Toronto's fifth this season when scoring the game's first goal.
"We didn't have a killer instinct," Wilson said. "Again, like in St. Louis, we backed off a little bit … That's what we're going to have to figure out: How to push the pace for 60 minutes and develop that kind of instinct to keep pushing a team down."
Scoring dries up
The list of Leafs who are struggling is growing longer by the game. Most glaringly, Toronto hasn't gotten a goal from a forward on the second, third or fourth line in its last four games.
Mikhail Grabovski's line, in particular, has been invisible on too many nights after all three members had career years last season.
Grabovski, Clarke MacArthur and Nikolai Kulemin are on pace for 48, 45 and 29 points after putting up 58, 62 and 57 a year ago.
The third and fourth lines, meanwhile, have been silent of late after scoring seven times in nine games to start the season.
Northeast lead slipping
The Leafs still cling to first in their division with 21 points, although their recent losses also have them only five points from last in the Northeast Division.
With seven of their next 10 games coming on the road and many of them against tough defensive teams – including Phoenix and Nashville on Tuesday and Thursday – Toronto is entering one of the toughest stretches of its schedule.
If the Leafs continue to play as they have their last seven games, they could easily give up more ground since Boston, Buffalo and Montreal have all picked up their play of late.
Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf, however, said he remains confident they will find a way to start playing well on a consistent basis.
"It's learning how to win," Phaneuf said. "Building a winning culture and I think we're on our way there. But we're still learning.
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Tyler Robbins hasn't played competitive golf since his sophomore year at Greensburg Salem.
He played football instead.
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The Westmoreland County Community College sophomore joined Hannastown Golf Club in Greensburg and spent the summer playing against his buddies and working on his game.
That hard work paid off as Robbins won both the Western Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference and Pennsylvania Invitational Tournament this fall.
Now Robbins, a straight-A student, is looking to make a jump to a four-year school and play golf. He will have three years remaining to play since he didn't play as a freshman.
"Probably the hardest working golfer I've had on the team," Westmoreland County Community College coach George Lewark said. "Tyler is constantly playing and working out. We won't have any problems finding a school for him."
Robbins shot a 9-over-par 153 to win the WPCC tournament at The Links at Spring Church. He followed that with a 23-shot victory at the state tournament at Penn National Golf Club in Fayetteville, near Chambersburg. He shot a 1-under 143.
"I played well and the rest of the field struggled," Robbins said. "I hit the ball well off the tee, and it set up a lot of good shots and I made putts. I was happy how I played. I kept everything together."
Robbins led WCCC to a fifth state title. The previous titles came in 1988, 1989, 2006 and 2007. The team finished second to Butler County Community College in the WPCC. WCCC has won the WPCC nine times and finished second 11 times.
Backing Robbins' performance at the state tournament were Jeremy Houser (Derry), James Sarver (Latrobe) and Michael Halula (Latrobe).
WCCC finished with a 484 and Butler CCC was next with a 505.
"I had a nice lead after the first round, but I decided to keep the pressure on," Robbins said. "It was my first under-par round in competition.
"Playing and practicing at Hannastown prepared me for the tough tournaments. We play from the tips and the course is no joke."
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Topical 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) is an antineoplastic antimetabolite that inhibits DNA and RNA synthesis, thereby preventing cell replication and proliferation. This mechanism of action may allow topical 5-FU to be utilized in the treatment of human papilloma virus (HPV). We conducted a study comparing 5% 5-FU cream under tape occlusion versus tape occlusion alone in 40 patients presenting with plantar warts. Nineteen out of 20 patients (95%) randomized to 5% 5-FU with tape occlusion had complete eradication of all plantar warts within 12 weeks of treatment. The average time to cure occurred at 9 weeks of treatment. Three patients (15%) had a recurrence at the 6-month follow-up visit; accordingly, an 85% sustained cure rate was observed. It is concluded that use of topical 5% 5-fluorouracil cream for plantar warts is safe, efficacious, and accepted by the patient.
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Kharfi M
Chtourou O
Kamoun F
Mokhtar I
Fazaa B
Ben Salem M
Kamoun MR
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Various treatment modalities are used to treat warts and this indicates that none is uniformly effective. Cimetidine, an H2-receptor antagonist, has been tried to treat warts because of its immunomodulatory effects. Sixty children with multiple and recalcitrant warts were included in a placebo-controlled, double-blind study. Patients were randomly allocated to treatment groups equally. The groups received cimetidine, 25 to 30 mg/kg daily, or placebo for 2 months. At the end of the therapy, only 10 cimetidine-treated and 9 placebo-treated were examined. Cure rates obtained were 60% in the cimetidie-treated group and 33% in the placebo-treated group. Among our data and the review of the literature, we believe that cimetidine is not appropriate as standard therapy for warts, but it may be an interested therapy for multiple and recalcitrant warts of children.
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By Andrea Chalfin News Dir. On October 19, 2011 · 7 Comments · In Music, River
Colorado Springs has lost a great member of its blues community today with the passing of local bluesman John Alex Mason. Rest in peace.
You can read more at the Gazette and the Colorado Springs Independent. Photo of John-Alex courtesy Amy Whitesell, A Music Company, Inc.
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I barely knew him, but admired his talent, drive and warmth as a person. He will surely be missed. RIP brother
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I was there when John Alex graduated from the Colorado Springs School, and he was presented with his self portrait from kindergarten! He was not a musician yet, but we knew he would go on to do great things. Death seems to take so many good ones way before their times.
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I have witnessed a true stylist and lost a great inspiration. No one held greater promise or more soul than John Alex. We love you and know you were here to inspire, entertain and connect with so many. Cheers JAM. You will never be forgotten.
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From the Will family: It is typical for students to live perpetually, in the minds of teachers, as they did when they were students, or so it seems to me, sitting here looking at John-Alex's photo in stunned disbelief that he is gone. I remember like yesterday the smile (always the smile), his early discovery of music and the guitar, the quiet and solid presence John-Alex exuded on campus at CSS. And that voice: unique, powerful, encompassing his music with passion. What a fine and tender soul he was and will remain so in the spirit of my whole family. We all loved his little daily kindnesses: the chatting to my two boys in Maytag; his smile and big wave; and the time his whole family came to visit us in the dorm at CSS, Mr. Mason dressed like Santa—just to be kind. So many daily kindnesses; perhaps that is the essence of a life well-lived, however unfinished. We, as a family, are heartsick at this sudden and tragic loss. Pie Jesu Domine, dona eis requiem. Dona eis requiem sempiternam.
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Old English style, from West Germanic adjective *stakhlijan "made of steel" (cf. Old Saxon stehli, Old Norse, Middle Low German stal, Danish staal, Swedish stål, Middle Dutch stael, Dutch staal, Old High German stahal, German Stahl), related to *stakhla "standing fast," from PIE *stek-lo-, from root *stak- "to stand, place, be firm" (see stay (n.1)). No corresponding word exists outside Germanic except those likely borrowed from Germanic languages. Steel wool is attested from 1896.
"make hard or strong like steel," 1580s, figurative, from steel (n.). Related: Steeled; steeling.
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AnnaSophia Robb: "Carrie Diaries" Cutie in NYC
Reporting for another day of duty, AnnaSophia Robb arrived on the set of "The Carrie Diaries" in Manhattan on Wednesday afternoon (July 24).
The "Soul Surfer" hottie donned white bib overalls and a powder blue "Don't Let the Turkeys Get You Down" shirt as she smiled for shutterbugs and prepared to film her scenes.
Season Two of "The Carrie Diaries" is slated to hit the CW airwaves on October 25th and fans will be treated to the addition of Lindsey Gort who will play Carrie's gal pal Samantha Jones.
"Sex and the City" alum Kim Cattrall, who played Samantha in the original series, recently tweeted her support for Gort- [email protected] So happy u're playing Fearless Sam! The key 2 her is her heart. She never judges those she loves. Have a blast! Kimx."
Lindsey replied, [email protected], thank you so much! what fabulous, amazingly sexy shoes to fill xoxo."
Enjoy the pictures of AnnaSophia Robb on the set of "The Carrie Diaries" (July 24).
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Lebanese fashion school scouts talent in refugee camps, orphanages
By Oliver Holmes
BEIRUT (Reuters) - It's in the refugee camps and orphanages of Lebanon that Creative Space Beirut, a fashion school, looks for emerging talent for its three-year program taught by top Lebanese and international designers.
Sarah Hermez, 28, founder and director of Creative Space, chooses ten underprivileged students from different backgrounds to join her school in the art district of east Beirut.
They hope to join the success story of Lebanon as the fashion center of the Middle East and home to designers making dresses worn by Hollywood stars on the red carpet.
U.S. singer Jennifer Lopez wore a silver dress by Zuhair Murad at the Golden Globes last month, attention-grabbing with a thigh-high slit. British actor Kate Beckinsale wore an eye-catching gray Elie Saab dress to the same event.
At Creative Space, students sketch ideas in books on large white tables, surrounded by tailor's dummies and spools of different colored thread.
Hermez co-founded the school with her New York-based former professor Caroline Simonelli and says it is for "people who are very talented, very passionate about design, but would never have had an opportunity to pursue design."
When she opened the school in 2011, she traveled around Lebanon, a small Mediterranean country, searching for talent in refugee camps, orphanages, poor neighborhoods and women's centers. Students then applied for a place. New students come in when slots open up.
Some students focus on evening wear but many make the school's ready-to-wear line, including trousers and kimonos. They sell for between $100 and $200 a piece, with high-end fabrics donated by designers that include Donna Karan. Continued...


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Sunshine Proposal Clears House Judiciary Subcommittee
Today, Chairman Mike Jacobs' House Judiciary Subcommittee recommended "Do Pass" on HB 397, the proposed re-write of
Attorney General Sam Olens applauded today's action by the Subcommittee. "I am pleased that HB 397 cleared Subcommittee today, and look forward to working with the sponsor, Representative Jay Powell, the full House Judiciary Committee and stakeholders as the bill moves forward," said Olens. "I thank Representative Powell for his leadership on this complex issue and Chairman Mike Jacobs and the members of his Subcommittee for their 'Do Pass' recommendation."
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Have a slice of toast before bed: The carbohydrates can raise brain levels of tryptophan, which can make you sleepy. Any type of bread will work, but whole grain is best, says Somer. "The advantage of whole grain is that it supplies the body with many more nutrients and doesn't spike blood sugar levels as much as refined grains."


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Schooling in the state is abundant and those seeking training in the dental hygiene field should have no problems. This can be especially important for those who are already working in their field, have children, etc, because they most likely won't have to relocate to go back to school.
Being a first time student, this can also be important for those who do not wish to travel far from home. Some are eager to get out of the area they live in, but don't necessarily want to leave the state. With the amount of schools in the state, this shouldn't be an issue.
With an average cost of living 6% lower than the national average, it is cheaper to live in Oregon than many other states in our nation. This means, dependent upon your standard of living, that it might be cheaper to live and work here.
Typical Salary Range
The states average annual salary is around $42,000 a year, which is about $5,000 lower than the national average. The average annual salary of dental hygienists in the state is around $47,000.
This is higher than the states average by $5,000, a dental hygienist could make a pretty good living here. This salary rate is of course dependent on experience, training, and skills.
Working in Oregon Can be Wonderful
Oregon is a beautiful state to say the least. It has dense forests, as well as Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the state; it was formed from the remains of an ancient volcano, and the largest sea cave in the world: Lions Sea Cave. It is also one of only two states in the nation that doesn't have any self-serve gas stations.
Oregon is known for its bicycling fanaticism, the city of Eugene is rated one of the top ten in the nation, and is the only state in the nation to have a double sided flag.
That is, there is different symbol on each side of their state flag. Lastly, Oregon has more ghost towns than any other state in the nation.
Final Thoughts
Overall, for a dental hygienist of someone wanting to go into the field, Oregon might be a good choice. The salary is higher than the states average, and the cost of living is lower.


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The band's Century Media debut album, The Cleansing, was released in September of 2007, and was produced by John Travis. The album was a bit of a mover and shaker in the genre, breaking through to the Top 100 on the Billboard charts, and became one of the label's biggest-ever sellers. Following the release of the album, the band toured steadily in the U.S. and Europe with Parkway Drive and Bury Your Dead. Members Mitch Lucker (vocals), Chris Garza (guitar), Mark Heylmun (guitar), Mike Bodkins (bass, but later replaced by Dan Kenny), and Alex Lopez (drums) had more reason to celebrate in 2008, as the band was added to the Mayhem Metal Festival, which hit stages that summer.
No Time to Bleed, released in 2009, found the band in the Top 40 of the album charts for the first time, accompanied by positive reviews. Third album The Black Crown switched from anti-religious topics to personal themes from lyricist Mitch Lucker, and it became the highest-charting album of their career. Lucker, however, died in November 2012 from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. A memorial tribute show later that year featured Suicide Silence backed by different vocalists for each song, and by the fall of 2013, the band had found their new lead vocalist, Hernan "Eddie" Hermida from All Shall Perish. The Lucker memorial show was released early in 2014 as Ending Is the Beginning: The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show 12.21.12. 2017 saw the release of the band's eponymous fifth studio long-player, which featured a shift in tone from their deathcore roots into a more melodic, nu-metal-driven direction. ~ Chris True
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We ended our season with two road losses to Montana State and Montana over the weekend. Congratulations to North Dakota and Southern Utah, this year's Big Sky Co-Champions. Both teams finished the Big Sky season with a 15-5 record.
Both North Dakota and Southern Utah travelled similar and inspiring routes to this year's first place finish. Last year, North Dakota finished 10th in the conference and did not make the conference tournament and Southern Utah finished 7th in the league gaining the last conference playoff spot. What a difference a year makes! We will use that thought as we start preparing for next year.
Congratulations are in order for senior Amanda Frost, junior Erikka Banks, and freshman Brittani Lusain. On Monday, all three were honored by the Big Sky Conference with the announcement of the Big Sky Women's Basketball All-Conference teams and individual award winners as voted on by the league's head coaches. Amanda was voted as a member of the All-Big Sky First Team while Erikka was named Honorable Mention. Brittani earned the conference's Outstanding Freshman award. Well done!
Our players will now take some time to rest, recover and rejuvenate both physically and mentally from the rigors of practices, games and team travel. This week they have mid-term exams and will catch up on their academics. Next week they will hit the road with the rest of the NAU student body to enjoy some R & R over Spring Break. Upon their return, we will start preparations for next season.
We all know the old adage, champions are made in the offseason. The foundation for a championship is laid April through October. There is no glory to the offseason. There are no fans in the stands, no pep bands, no television cameras. Early morning workouts, sweat, hard work, pushing, straining, blind-trust and faith are the bricks and mortar of spring and summer that build the foundation for success in the fall and winter. We are committed to having our best offseason ever.
Our lone senior, Amanda Frost (Riverside, CA) shares her thoughts on being two months away from graduation: "It's very overwhelming but exciting because I will be the first in my family to get the degree so I just want to make them all proud."
Our goals for the 2013-2014 season:
Win the Big Sky Championship,
Maintain a team GPA of 3.0 or higher,
Perform 150 hours of community service.
Freshman Catelyn Preston (Oregon City, OR) keeps tabs on important dates and numbers for our program. Drumroll please . . .
Days until the 2014 Big Sky Championship = 368
Days until spring 2014 semester grades are posted = 70
Hours of community service performed to date = 182
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Wisconsin walks off Lake County in 12 innings
Reed's Game-Winning Homer pulls Rattlers past Captains 6-4
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | July 13, 2013 7:44 PM ET
GRAND CHUTE, WI - Stellar relief pitching and a big home run from an unexpected source gave the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers a 6-4 win over the Lake County Captains in twelve innings on Saturday night at Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium. Rodolfo Fernandez was excellent out of the Wisconsin bullpen to keep the game tied. Michael Reed won it for the Rattlers in the bottom of the twelfth with his first homer in over a year.
Lake County (35-54 overall, 12-10 second half) scored two runs in the first inning off Rattlers starting pitcher Tyler Wagner. Logan Vick doubled off the wall in left to drive in a run. Erik Gonzalez sent Vick home with a single. The next two hitters also collected hits to load the bases with two outs, but Wagner got out of the frame with no more damage.
Wisconsin (39-38, 10-12) rallied to tie the game in the bottom of the first. The first three Rattlers reached base to start the inning. Victor Roache grounded into a 5-4-3 double play to let the runner on third score. The tying run scored when Mike Garza's flyball to right was dropped for an error.
The Timber Rattlers went in front with single runs in the second and third innings. Max Walla doubled to start the second. Then, Chris McFarland a triple to the gap in right-center and Walla cruised home. Roache crushed a 1-0 pitch to left-center with one out in the third for his ninth home run of the season and a 4-2 lead.
The Captains tied the game in the top of the fourth. Dorssys Paulino lined a double to left with two outs to drive in a pair of runs to make the score 4-4. That was it for Lake County runs against Wisconsin pitchers. Wagner scattered eleven hits over eight innings and struck out eight while walking one. But, he was not involved in the decision. Fernandez took over in the top of the ninth and proceeded to pitch four scoreless innings and record eight strikeouts to keep the game tied.
Wisconsin's offense struggled to get anything going after the fourth inning. Arcia doubled with two outs to put runners on second and third in the Rattlers half of the fourth, but Wisconsin did not score in that frame and didn't get a runner past second base until the twelfth.
Lake County reliever Jack Wagoner, the fourth pitcher of the night for the Captains, entered the game to start the bottom of the twelfth and walked Arcia to lead off the frame. Arcia stole second base on a 1-0 pitch to get into scoring position for Reed.
Reed saw the count run to 1-2 and fouled off the first 1-2 pitch. He lined a deep fly to left field on the next pitch and the ball sailed over the 16' high wall for the walkoff home run.
The home run was the first of the season for Reed and his first since July 4, 2012 when he was a member of the Helen Brewers, the Pioneer League affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers.
That was also the first walkoff home run by a Timber Rattlers player since Ben McMahan hit on to beat the Great Lakes Loons in the bottom of the tenth inning on July 18, 2012.
Game two of the series is set for Sunday afternoon at Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium. Jorge Lopez (4-6, 5.37) is scheduled to start for the Timber Rattlers. Robbie Aviles (3-3, 4.05) is set to take the hill for the Captains. Game time is 1:05pm.
The first 500 to attend Sunday's game will receive a magnet featuring Jonathan Lucroy from Lamers Bus Lines. This is magnet number two in a series of four that are being given away this season.
Football season is almost here and the Timber Rattlers invite area fans to show their support for the team in Green Bay on Green & Gold Day! Wear Packers apparel to the game and receive $1.00 off a reserved bleacher seat when you make your purchase at the ticket window.
Sunday is also a Brewers Sunday presented by 107.5, The Fan. Timber Rattlers players and coaches will be wearing Brewers-themed jerseys during the game. Plus, fans may play catch on the field for thirty minutes starting at noon. Timber Rattlers players will be available for an autograph session on the third base concourse after the game. Time Warner Cable customers can receive up to four half-priced reserved bleacher tickets when showing their TWC bill at time of ticket purchase.
If you can't make it to the ballpark, tune in for the radio broadcast on AM1280, WNAM IHeartRadio starting with the Miller Lite Pregame Show at 12:45pm. Sunday's game is also available to subscribers of MiLB.TV.
Victor Raoche (9th, 0 on in 3rd inning off Jake Sisco, 1 out)
Michael Reed (1st, 1 on in 12th inning off Jack Wagoner, 0 out)
WP: Rodolfo Fernandez (2-3)
LP: Jack Wagoner (2-3)
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NRA's Ted Nugent Reacts To Concert Cancellation By Comparing Critics To Nazi Propagandist
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National Rifle Association board member Ted Nugent lashed out after the cancellation of an upcoming concert, claiming his critics are like Nazi chief propagandist Joseph Goebbels.
On July 21 the Coeur d'Alene Tribe announced that Nugent will not perform at the tribe's Idaho casino on August 4, citing "Nugent's history of racist and hate-filled remarks." The Puyallup Tribe followed suit, cancelling two scheduled concerts at its Washington state Emerald Queen Casino because they didn't want their venue used "to promote his racism."
Nugent, who is also a spokesperson for Outdoor Channel, responded to his critics in his regular column for conspiracy website WND.com, comparing them to an infamous Nazi. While claiming that American Indians are his "BloodBrothers," Nugent wrote that those who lodged complaints against his scheduled performances were part of the "Josef Goebbels gang." He also wrote, "Josef Goebbels and Saul Alinsky would be very proud of them and very angry at me. Cool."
Nugent's Nazi comparison comes as the NRA is already under fire from a Jewish group after one of its lobbyists compared a proposal to expand background checks on gun sales in Washington state to the policies of Adolf Hilter, and mocked Jewish individuals who support gun safety.
In recently released audio, NRA lobbyist Brian Judy is heard telling opponents of the background check proposal that one of the proposal's primary backers, who is Jewish, is "stupid" because "he's put half-a-million dollars toward this policy, the same policy that led to his family getting run out of Germany by the Nazis." Judy also said, "any Jewish people I meet who are anti-gun, I think: Are you serious? Do you not remember what happened? ... Why did you have to flee to this country in the first place? Hello. Is anybody home here?"
The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, whose offices were the site of a 2006 mass shooting perpetrated by a man angry at Israel, called Judy's comments "idiotic, simplistic and simply wrong" and called for his resignation. The group has also asked that the NRA "make clear that it rejects his ignorant and unproductive dialogue." So far, the NRA has refused to comment on the controversy. While civil rights organization Anti-Defamation League has repeatedly explained that there is no valid comparison between gun safety proposals and the Holocaust, members of the NRA's leadership frequently make such claims.
Nugent routinely traffics in Nazi comparisons to attack his opponents. This year he has used the Goebbels comparison to criticize film executive Harvey Weinstein and outgoing congressman Eric Cantor (R-VA), who are both Jewish. Following controversy over his characterization of Obama as a "subhuman mongrel," Nugent claimed that the United States was becoming like Nazi Germany and warned of a forthcoming "power struggle between the different races." He has also compared Obama to "a German in 1938 pretending to respect the Jews and then going home and putting on his brown shirt and forcing his neighbors onto a train to be burned to death" and said we need to take back America from "the jack boot Nazi motherfuckers in the Department of Justice."
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To be honest, it's the first game in quite some time that the Patriots didn't have to out gun their opponent. Chung was an animal and the young D looked 10x better then last year, I hope everyone can stay healthy.
Oh and after watching the Sunday night game yesterday week 5 when the Broncos come into town a Brady vs. Manning game is exciting to think about.
That game against the Titans was epic. Unfortunately I didn't get to go or watch it on tv but I have the ESPN app so I got updates whenever a scoring play was made.
Pats played like crap. But on a positive note the D looked damn good if Kolb was slightly less mobile pass rush would have killed him. Jones is the real deal that kid has great moves and Hightower is a freak.
Now even admitting the Pats did'nt deserve to win....That was one of the Lamest holding calls on Gronkowski on the Woodhead game winning TD. He literally grabbed him at the pads and released him in a 3 count. Thats not a Freakin Hold
Replacement Refs have to go the cost the Pats an Easy win. Now Granted Gostkowski should have made the FG but it never should have gottten that far. Game was over with any king of competent Refs
ugh, not what i like waking up to before heading into a 12-hour shift in colts territory.
welcome to the layer cake
It was an obvious holding call but you're right it shouldnt have gotten that far.
The Cardinals should have ran the ball out of the endzone on the kick off so the clock would have started after the 2 minute warning on their first down. Then they cough up an easy FB.
Cardinals gave them 2 gifts, then the Pats go on to cause a bad penalty and shank an easy FG.
You're first statement was the correct one.
BS any time a Wide Receiver blocks for a run play or a screen pass they hold 100 times worse than what Gronk did...he engaged his block for all of 3 seconds and had him at the chest it was textbook. Unless you pull a guys shirt there is no way to hold a guy if you release him in a 3 count.
Wait till these Pop Warner Refs screw the Bears over and see how you like it
In hindsight, the Pats had Arizona going backwards fast. They probably should've just kept going for the endzone instead of running the clock down and relying on a FG. It doesn't seem like they would've had much trouble scoring. Oh well, onto the Ravens. Should be an exciting game, although I feel like the Pats D is going to get exposed a little bit. They're better than last year, but I don't think they're quite there yet.
Are we going to get it done this week against Baltimore? We should beat teams like Arizona. Baltimore is better. Are the pundits getting too worked up that the Brady-Belichick era is on the wane?
I keep waiting for the officiating to get better, but every week seems to get a little worse. There were some big calls missed on both sides tonight, and a ton of flags that should have been clear no calls. Announcers just said there's been 11 first downs on penalties (with 2:30 left in 4th quarter). I hope the outcome of this game isn't determined by penalties.
Posting at the two min. Warning.
The refs never had control of this game and have truly taken the focus away from the game.
Oopsie, too bad Pats.
24 penalties w/12 resulting in first downs.
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Big Bopper to March Hare..We're still in the game okay? Understand this, that scag, and his floozy....They're gonna die!
Bogus win...These refs have to go....Funny how the fans were so upset with the calls on the Ravens but didn't seem to mind a phantom pass interference call on McCourty on the second to last drive by the Ravens that game them most of the yardage on that series.
By my count the refs have fcked us twice and not even kissed us once
I was willing to give the replacement refs a pass, but after this game, holy crap! It's almost as bogus as the officiating in the NBA.
Am I the only one who thought that last FG was kinda iffy?
The bad calls went both ways. Ultimately, it's the total inconsistency that gets my ire up about the refs. That game was a debacle last night from an officiating standpoint, the NFL should be embarrassed.
*I didnt have time to rewatch the game to list all the garbage calls, bogus non-calls and major screw ups. But you saw the game. They made up a non-existent rule about where you can take the yardage on a punt penalty. John Harbaugh got 15 yards for trying to call a timeout. The one sack the Pats got was called back when Devin McCourty pulled a hair off a receivers shirt. Everything was a pass interference including one where Julian Edelman got called for coming back to catch the ball, which is his job. Plus that non-call in the picture above where Cary Williams basically did the Why you hitting yourself? Huh? Quit hitting yourself! thing to Edelman with the official standing right there. I dont what the real refs are asking for, but if its anything less than a million dollars a minute, pay it.
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I could be way off, but I feel like the longer this strike goes on, the more it benefits the real refs.
The game in general is garbage. It's longer, harder to watch, and not nearly as entertaining with all the bogus calls, and time to figure out what the rule is, and how to enforce it.
Big Bopper to March Hare..We're still in the game okay? Understand this, that scag, and his floozy....They're gonna die!
On back to back nights, in primetime match-ups with 2 of the league's premier teams (Pats & Packers), the game was effected/ruined/lost on terrible ref calls. Despicable.
I hope Goodell feels like a proper big shot.
I just saw the BJGE's no fumble streak ended on Sunday. I know he's not a Patriot anymore but I'm sad to see it happen.
Wow! 2nd half the Pats exploded. I thought they were going to lose at half-time. two hundred yard rushers and two hundred yard receivers. I kinda feel bad for Buffalo.


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My favorite dealer has a special sale on Thanksgiving week and a week or so earlier my Wife shot a Glock 17 and liked it. So I took her shopping and bought her a Glock 17 and S&W 64-3 for Chanukah! I bought myself a Glock 22 for Chanukah.
This was the first guns my Wife has ever wanted (she'd been anti until this Spring).
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man! its nice to see old vans making a come back!
heres one out of shear boardem
man! its nice to see old vans making a come back!
heres one out of shear boardem
my quality got fucked over :S
hey im getting into photography n all i got now is a point n shoot camera but im savin up $$ and thinking about getting a xsi or t1i?
you guys think theyre any good or which one would be better?
i just got a T1I for christmas and then bought a promaster 7500EDF flash and now im waiting for my bottom battery mount to come in. i wouldent trade it for the world. i normally shoot film and this is my first big SLR camera and i love it. get one if you can. worth every penny.
yeah i was debating about the d5000 or the d3000 also
d5000 ftw
new pickups today
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
DAMN shifted send that green strap my way! haha hell i'll drive up to get it lol. i want that Minolta haha ive got a maxxum 10,000 35mm pretty nice. and that looks like a telescope what is that? lol and like you know where peoria, bloomington or peking is? I've been really into this light graffiti, I've been experimenting hardcore and i think its pretty rad :]
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get the canon xsi, these days they're cheap, and they work just fine.
Lens compatibility won't be an issue, because all ef lenses will autofocus on it, instead of the nikon silliness of having different autofocus systems. But don't worry, because you can put nikon, contax, pentax, ziess, ricoh, yashica, or olympus lenses on a canon slr and it'll work just fine, all you need is the $10 adapter. Can't do that with the nikon.
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peoria is far as hell from me
ill would sell the strap a month or 2 ago but i actually fell in love with the oldschool straps
that "telescope" is a 400mm telephoto lens
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
im such a dick..there were all these little dumb bitches at this show today with their cannons standing in once place trying to get angles on the band i shoot for...anyways
totally ganked this girls rebel, sold it to my friend today
i hate people who think their a god damn photographer just because they over payed on a pos cannon
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
what kind of camera is that? the asa dial is almost exactly the same as the one on my nikon, but it doesn't look like a nikon
ak: there's some black m6's on ebay for $1300usd I've been eyeing.
need a new car first though.....
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oh man
if someone stole my camera I'd kill a motherfucker. but I know what you're talkin about with the dumb bitches. Last show some chick had the same camera as me and was going apeshit.
Later on she showed me the pictures she took and I was dissapoint.


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Marion County Grow House Bust
Published December 28th, 2007
      Sheriff's deputies thought the were responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle. What they found, was even more suspicious.
     Investigators are looking for a man thought to be involved in an elaborate marijuana grow house operation.
Spokesperson for theMarion County Sheriff's Office, Jenifer Fisher says, " There were seven hundred and twenty one marijuana plants were found and an extensive water and light system hooked up."
       Three men were at the house when deputies arrived.
        Jose Perez and Eliezar Lopez were arrested on the scene. Police are still looking for one man.
Sarah Pusateri WCJB TV 20 News
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Based on Paramount Pictures' supreme space adventure!
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- Novelization of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home by Vonda N. McIntyre.
- When considering a possible time travel, Kirk recounts the tragic events leading to Edith Keeler's death in TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever" to McCoy. He laments that he could've saved Edith's life and brought her with him to the 23rd century, without hurting the timeline.
- Scotty knows that Marcus Nichols "invented" transparent aluminum, and concludes that his presence in the time and place of its "discovery" is a predestination paradox.
- Gillian Taylor comes to greatly like the transporter as a way of travel, and is surprised to find out Doctor McCoy's fear and distrust of it.
- The scene with Sulu and his great-grandfather (scripted, but not filmed) is present in the novel.
- The UK edition was from Grafton Books.
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- Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
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