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RUNWAY: Daniele Alessandrini FW14Unassuming clothes were the focus of Daniele Alessandrini's FW14 collection. Using a simple and relaxed silhouette, his focus was on demure clothes with a splash of print and pattern via chunky houndstooth or geometrical shapes. Adding a bit of dandy and salaciousness to the collection were tailored jackets draped over the shoulders and disheveled, walk of shame-like hair.
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Friday, January 8, 2016
Movie Day - Knee Surgery - Visitors
We attended 36 movies in 2015. (Yep, we keep lists on just about everything.) We enjoy going to movies. It's good entertainment, and very inexpensive because we go to matinees.
I had a girls day out with my sister Doris, her friend Jody, and Jessica. We went to downtown Sebring and ate at a little restaurant, McLane's Garden Cafe. They had really good food and we'll go back again. We all had something different. The food tasted as good as it looked.
Doris, Jessica, Jody and Dee
We walked around the circle of downtown Sebring and found a boutique with something very interesting, wine clutches. It's got an insulated foil type insert to keep a bottle of wine cool, and a pocket on the outside with it's own corkscrew, for $25. All different kinds of colors and patterns.
Jessica liked this one.
Jim's aunt and uncle stopped by on Thursday on their way from their home in Maryland to Ft. Lauderdale to visit their son. We try to see them once a year or so. We only had time for a nice lunch at the Jacaranda Hotel and a short visit before they had to leave in time to get to their son's place before dark. But it was so great to see them, even for a short time.
Adele and Dick
It's been a busy week. I'm still working on an afghan for a friend, but I did take time to make this little bulldozer for my daughter in law to give to one of her daycare kids for his birthday.
I also made another little owl.
I've been having trouble with my left knee for a long time. A cortisone shot last year helped but it's now at the point where I'm in constant pain. I'm now scheduled for knee replacement surgery on January 18. I'm not looking forward to it, but it has to be done. We'll keep you updated on this.
See you in about a week.
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- Tom and Deb Duchaine said...
I really like the Amigurumi figures you crochet. They are so cute. You have inspired me to print out a pattern and try one. I am also working on a afghan, trying to get three afghans done before May, and I am thinking trying one of these might be a nice change of pace.
I had my left knee replaced in June of 2015 and though the thought of doing it was a little scary I have no regrets. I am not going to pretend it was not painful in the beginning and a lot of work the first 8-12 weeks but it was worth not being in constant pain walking. I believe the key is the right physical therapist and doing the work. I had a wonderful one who did not believe in putting the patient into a lot of pain, she had found it was not necessary to get results, and I have a good range of motion. Best wishes for a quick and happy recovery....Deb
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- January 8, 2016 at 10:41 AM
- Phillis said...
Good luck on your surgery. I am wishing you the best.
- January 9, 2016 at 7:04 AM
I am also having RTKR on 18 Jan in MS. We are also full timers so it will be interesting recovering in an RV. If you haven"t already, check out Bone Smart. Lots of good information on that forum. Good luck with your surgery! Janice P.
- January 9, 2016 at 9:48 AM
- Gypsy said...
I'll be thinking of you when you have your surgery, and wish you a speedy recovery.
- January 9, 2016 at 10:08 PM
- Rick Garboden said...
I know of your love of movies so I wanted to give you a recommendation for one. My wife and I went and watched Spotlight a couple of days ago. Amazing movie... Very heavy drama. Total silence in the theater when the movie ended with no one stirring during the credits. Best of luck with the knee replacement.
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The Town Hall Theater was founded in 1921 by The League for Political Education. The League agitated for the 19th Amendment (woman suffrage). It wanted the theater to become as suitable and easy-accessible for the large masses as possible. So the design of the space reflected their democratic ideas. In this regard, there are no box seats and places with a difficult view to the scene.
Soon after its construction, the place turned into one of the best venues in New York, where you can see the premiere performances, both music, dancing and other possible performing arts. The theater's repertoire covers all executive arts.
The first musical event showed excellent acoustics of the space (which can even compete with Carnegie Hall). In addition to the acoustics, the theater's advantages are the sight lines and the depth of the auditorium, which made it a popular destination for both new and mature artists, regardless of the instruments, repertoire or style.
The Hall hosted the best artists and legends of the classical Western music. Bebop as a Jazz direction became known to the public on the stage of The Town Hall. In 1947 Louis Armstrong performed here.
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It was Latin night on "Dancing With the Stars" Monday and everyone did amazing but one celeb did beyond amazing and obtained a perfect score. Jana Kramer and her partner Gleb danced the Tango to Selena Gomez's, "Hands to Myself" and received a perfect score of 40. The dance was so steamy and sexy that the two ended up in a shower…you will understand when you watch the video. Amber Rose was the latest celeb to be sent home.
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Christmas InspirationOctober 10, 2012
Today I have for you Tiffany from The Ramblings of a Southern Belle sharing with you some holiday inspiration. Seriously though Christmas will be here before we know it. So excited!
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Hiya! I'm so excited, it's my favorite time of the year! Can you believe that Christmas is SO NEAR? Well...if you are like me...you have procrastinated and now you are at crunch time and are trying to figure out what to make...or buy! I'm a crafty gal and I always try to "make" one gift for everyone...whether it's an ornament or a sweet treat. I hope you get inspired!
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News and Announcements
If you have a news item or announcement please send it to Joe Veech.
WISE conference is just around the corner
The Women in Science and Engineering Conference is coming up soon! The annual conference is now in its sixth year. It is a great opportunity for students to present research as well as interact and network with each other, faculty, and other conference attendees. This year the conference will be held on March 2, 2018, but there are several earlier deadlines in February. More information appears on the WISE website. Get involved!
NSF awards funding for research on ancient forest in New Mexico
Dr. Gary Upchurch (Biology Department at Texas State) and Dr. Cynthia Looy (UC-Berkeley) recently received funding from NSF to continue research on a fossilized forest from the Late Cretaceous. The forest was very diverse with angiosperm plants that existed about 75 million years ago in the central part of present-day New Mexico. Of special note, the funded project also supports the research activities of two graduate students: Joan Parrott at Texas State and Dori Contreras (née Thompson) at UC-Berkeley. Dori is also one of our own having graduated in 2012 from Texas State with a B.S. degree in Biology. (Posted December 13, 2017)
Biology faculty participating in new STEM grant from NSF
Dr. Dana Garcia and Dr. Kristy Daniel (both in Biology) have teamed up with Dr. Shetay Ashford (Department of Occupational, Workforce, and Leadership Studies) on a recently-awarded STEM grant from The National Science Foundation. The $300,000 grant will allow the researchers to study and launch a pilot program that coordinates university, public school, and community resources in preparing under-represented students for success in pursuing STEM degrees in college. Dr. Ashford is the PI for the two-year project which officially started on December 1. (Posted December 8, 2017)
New faculty in Fall 2017
This fall we welcome several new faculty to the Department. They are Dr. Sarah Fritts (Assistant Professor), Dr. Shobhit Sharma (Senior Instructor), Dr. Sunni Taylor (Senior Instructor), Dr. Hayley Gillespie (Instructor), Dr. David Johnson (Instructor), and Dr. Hugo Pedrozo (Instructor).(Posted October 4, 2017)
Ph.D. student wins award for outstanding dissertation
Matt Milholland recently won the Outstanding Dissertation Award from the Graduate College. Matt's dissertation is titled Ecological Factors of Rodent Assemblage Structure Affecting Hantavirus Prevalence at Varying Spatial Scales and his adviser is Dr. Ivan Castro-Arellano. Matt's dissertation will also be entered into a national level competition. Congratulations to Matt for winning the award and being the latest Ph.D. graduate in the Biology Department. (Posted July 6, 2017)
Grad student wins award at scientific conference
Timothy Cioffi (M.S. student in the Dharmasiri lab, left in photo) won third place for his research presentation on "IBR5 may regulate auxin responses in Arabidopsis through interaction with SCF Complex" in the graduate students' oral presentation competition at the 2017 American Society of Plant Biologists - Southern Section meeting recently held in Orlando, Florida. Congratulations to Timothy! (Posted June 1, 2017)
Fulbright Scholar arrives from Turkey
Dr. Okan Külköylüoğlu from Abant Izzet Baysal University (Bolu, Turkey) recently arrived to begin his Fulbright Fellowship at Texas State University. Dr. Külköylüoğlu is a leading expert on the taxonomy and ecology of ostracods. These are very small aquatic crustaceans in the Class Ostracoda. They inhabit a variety of aquatic ecosystems, including marine and freshwater. There are about 65,000 – 70,000 described species including extant and fossil forms. However, there are likely thousands more undescribed species. Examining samples sent to him in the past few years, Dr. Külköylüoğlu has described seven new genera from Texas. In comparison, only 52 species had previously been described for Texas. Over the next year, Okan will continue examining local samples and will no doubt discover additional new species. Okan's host during his stay is Dr. Joe Veech whom he will be working with to learn new statistical techniques for analyzing species diversity. He will also be working closely with Dr. Benjamin Schwartz and other local scientists in his quest to discover and learn more about the diversity of this group of interesting organisms here in Texas. Okan's wife Hati is also a biologist and has accompanied him on his visit along with their two sons, Poyraz (age 10) and Uras (age 7). We welcome Okan and his family to the department and university. (Posted February 24, 2017)
Researchers awarded funding to study endangered lizard species
Dr. Thom Hardy and Dr. Mike Forstner have been awarded a $930,000 research contract from the Texas Comptroller's Office to conduct field surveys and develop a habitat model for the Dunes Sagebrush Lizard (Sceloporus arenicolus) in west Texas. The lizard is a candidate for endangered species listing with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. It has primarily been threatened by habitat destruction and fragmentation. Thus there is a need to better identify the distribution of current and potential habitat and find ways of preserving that habitat. (Posted February 23, 2017)
Good showing by the Biology Department at recent wildlife conference
Faculty, grad students, and undergrad students recently attended the annual conference of the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society in San Antonio. Several grad students presented their thesis research in oral presentations or posters. James Tolliver won an award for Best Poster Presentation ("Influences on black rail detection and implications for survey techniques"), selected among dozens of others. Other presenters included Michelle Adcock, Anne Beckman, Meagan Bell, Sarah Durham, Alyssa Fink, Anna Matthews, Silas Ott, Rebekah Rylander, and William Wunderlich. Among undergrad students, Howell Pugh was awarded Outstanding Student from a University Chapter. Also of note, the Quiz Bowl team consisting of undergrad students came in second place after a very close overtime finish. The Quiz Bowl is a competition in which student teams compete by correctly answering questions on ecology, wildlife management, statistics, and environmental law. Team members included Autumn Yarosz, Kristin Dyer, Jacquelyn Tleimat, Karen Alvarado, Hannah Salem, Alexa Brown, Robert Tyler, David Klingele, Sonia Duran, and Atessa Szeglin. Finally, Matt Wagner, a part-time faculty member in the department and retired employee of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department was presented with the Lifetime Membership Award. Congratulations to Matt and all the students that represented the department and university at this year's meeting. (Posted February 23, 2017)
Research on kangaroo rat featured on television program
The weekly TV series produced by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recently featured research on the Texas kangaroo rat being conducted by Dr. Randy Simpson and graduate student Silas Ott. The 7-minute feature is currently airing on PBS stations throughout the state and can be viewed at https://youtu.be/bgAcf5GmCPc. The Texas kangaroo rat (Dipodomys elator) is a little-known species whose entire geographic range is confined to a few rural counties west of Wichita Falls in north Texas. Current research is examining the distribution, abundance, and habitat affinities of the species. Other research team members include Dr. Joe Veech, Dr. Ivan Castro-Arellano, and graduate student Grady Terry. (Posted February 22, 2017)
Faculty member receives award for her exemplary contributions to graduate education
Dr. Paula Williamson, Professor, has received the Award for Outstanding Contributions to Graduate Education from the Conference of Southern Graduate Schools. The award honors Dr. Williamson for her excellent contributions to graduate education worthy of recognition regionally and nationally, from among the 200 plus universities that belong to CSGS. Dr. Williamson first arrived at Texas State (then Southwest Texas State University) in 1988. Over the years, her research and that of her graduate students has mostly focused on the conservation biology of plants. Dr. Williamson's noteworthy involvement in graduate education includes appointment by the Ecological Society of America and United Negro College Fund to serve as Partner in the Strategies for Ecology Education, Development and Sustainability Program (SEEDS). Her accomplishments in that capacity included improving instruction in ecology courses and increasing the number of minority students majoring in ecology and entering graduate programs. She has also successfully promoted initiatives to increase the participation of graduate students in professional organizations and societies such as the Southwestern Association of Naturalists. Lastly, Dr. Williamson served as Associate Dean of the Graduate College at Texas State from 2005-2014 during which time she instituted many improvements to graduate education throughout the university. Congratulations to Dr. Williamson for the much deserved award! (Posted January 27, 2017)
Texas State – Aquatic Biology represented at a recent scientific conference
Faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students from the department recently attended the meeting of the Texas Chapter of the American Fisheries Society in Corpus Christi, January 19 – 21. It appears that everyone had a fun time. Fourteen students were in attendance and all together seven of these students were involved in giving ten oral and poster presentations – an excellent showing. Of note, Ph.D. student Cody Craig won a Student Scholarship Award and Dr. Tim Bonner won the Fisheries Worker Award for Research. Congratulations to Cody and Tim! (Posted January 27, 2017)
Major funding acquired to aid in the conservation of mussels
The Texas Comptroller's Office has dedicated $2.3 million in funds toward research on the distribution and abundance of five mussel species in basins of the Brazos, Colorado, and Guadalupe Rivers. The research will be directed by Dr. Tim Bonner, professor in the Department of Biology. In general, mussels are a highly imperiled group of species particularly in the Midwest and southeastern USA. However, much remains to be learned about the basic ecology and distribution of many species, including those in Texas. Beginning this year, Dr. Bonner and colleagues will start filling in the knowledge gaps. Their research is intended to help the United States Fish and Wildlife Service in their official assessment of the conservation status of the five species. In addition to field surveys and habitat assessments, the research will also aim to develop techniques for captive propagation. (Posted January 12, 2017)
Professor earns university recognition for career accomplishments
Dr. Dittmar Hahn (Professor and Chair of Biology Department) was recently named a Texas State University System Regents' Professor by the Board of Regents. The recognition is based on an exceptional record as scholar, teacher, advisor, and leader. Dr. Hahn has been with the university since 2004. His main area of research is microbial ecology. Congratulations to Dr. Hahn! (Posted January 2, 2017)
Four undergrad students in Biology receive university research funding
Four undergrad students in the Department of Biology have been awarded funding from the university's Undergraduate Research Fund. They are Amanda Patillo (pictured to the left), Aiko Amano, Kayley Smith, and Ashley Summers. Amanda is working in the lab of Dr. Dana Garcia on a project studying how mouse eyes undergo retinomotor movements under changing light conditions. The project investigates a transporter protein that exports a chemical signal out of the retina and into the subretinal space where it can then travel to the RPE to induce pigment granule movements. Aiko is working in the lab of Dr. Noland Martin and Kayley and Ashley are both working in Dr. Shannon Weigum's lab. Congratulations to these students! (Posted December 9, 2016)
The Kushlan Research Award in Ciconiiform Biology and Conservation at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Waterbird Society in New Bern, North Carolina. (Posted November 2016)
Sarah Durham (M.S. Wildlife Ecology student) was awarded the Kushlan Research Award in Ciconiiform Biology and Conservation at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Waterbird Society in New Bern, North Carolina. The research grant will go towards funding Sarah's thesis on the Population Viability of the Reddish Egret (Egretta rufescens) in Texas: An Analysis of Management Actions and Implications.
A book entitled Behavioral Ecology of the Eastern Red-backed Salamander: 50 years of research. (Posted November 2016)
Dr. Caitlin Gabor (Professor of Biology) along with co-authors Robert G. Jaeger, Birgit Gollmann, Carl D. Anthony and Nancy R. Kohn recently published a book entitled Behavioral Ecology of the Eastern Red-backed Salamander: 50 years of research. The Eastern Red-backed Salamander is the most abundant salamander in eastern North America and has served as model species for numerous fields of biological inquiry. This book provides and overview of a research program spanning 50 years and focuses on the behavioral ecology of the species including intra- and interspecific competition, aggression, cognition, reproductive and foraging strategies and territoriality. For more information about this book
Nowlin, Team Ramp Up for EAHCP Refugia Study (Posted July 2016)
When springflows reach extremely low flows during dry weather conditions, the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan (EAHCP) triggers protection measures for the EAHCP covered species relying on those springs for survival. The species will be collected and placed in manmade facilities known as "refugia." The program anticipates being able to save animals for possible reintroduction back into the environment after drought of record conditions subside. An important step in implementing this program has been initiated by Dr. Weston Nowlin, Associate Professor of Biology at Texas State University. He recently briefed the EAHCP's Science Committee on his Refugia Captive Propagation Study. Dr. Nowlin and his research team will focus their studies on the Comal Springs Riffle Beetle, Peck's Cave Amphipod and Texas Troglobidic Water Slater, all found in and around Comal Springs. Collecting these very small creatures to study is a major challenge in itself. Nowlin said the team will use a combination of lures and nets to capture the species before bringing them back to the lab to separate them. A refugium is an artificial setting where the species can be housed when taken out of the wild. It is particularly important to be prepared when natural and human activity combine to place the habitat of the species in jeopardy. While at these refugia laboratory facilities, researchers will also study the species to expand knowledge of their biology, life histories and effective reintroduction techniques. Another aspect of the overall refugia program is the collection of endangered species known as "standing stock," which will always exist in laboratories for drought of record reasons and catastrophic events such as a large oil or fuel spill in the river. This effort provides the EAHCP the capability to reintroduce the covered species into their habitat after a catastrophic event. You can listen to an interesting interview with Dr. Nowlin at this EAHCP website link.
Tiny Beetle Big Bug on Campus in Texas State Lab (Posted July 2016)
Amid the valves, water lines, PVC, gauges, plywood and dark mesh coverings in a lab in San Marcos, several Comal Springs Riffle Beetles have settled into their new homes outside of the wild. While only about the size of strawberry seed, these tiny insects are endangered and living in the Comal Springs. Consequently, they are protected in the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan (EAHCP). "Essentially, we started from scratch in learning about the Comal Springs Riffle Beetle," said Dr. Weston Nowlin, biology department associate professor at Texas State University. "There was some anecdotal information about these guys, but no one had done any kind of research on this species. We are trying to learn its tolerance to varying water temperature or dissolved oxygen concentrations because low flows in the Edwards Aquifer during droughts can raise water temperature and reduce dissolved oxygen." Nowlin explained that capturing these riffle beetles in spring openings is done by putting out cloth lures, which the beetles seem to like. He said that standardizing this capture method will also help in determining whether populations of the beetles are growing or declining. The Comal Springs Riffle Beetle feeds on biofilm growing on organic matter that comes from overhanging tree leaves and wood. In the lab, they get a steady diet of decomposing leaves. Nowlin also mentioned that it took weeks to figure out which of the beetles were male and female. They are now using that new information to determine how to successfully breed them in a lab. "So, why should we care about this minuscule invertebrate? One, it is on the endangered species list outlined in our federal permit. The other notion is that the more we know about these species, the better we can manage Edwards Aquifer levels because we will know at what points the habitat in the springs begin to suffer during droughts. We think these creatures may have been around for millions of years. We need to take time to learn about them. 'Overall, our research is off to a good start. But this is painstaking work given this beetle is so, so small.".
Dr. Dana Garcia selected as Presidential Fellow
Dr. Dana Garcia, Professor of Biology, has been selected to serve as the Presidential Fellow for 2016-2017. During the coming academic year, Dr. Garcia will serve as a member of the President's Cabinet and will work with President Trauth on special projects. Dr. Garcia is a Materials Science and Engineering Doctoral Program Core Faculty and has been since the inception of the program.
Dr. HongGu Kang awarded National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER grant.
Dr. HongGu Kang was recently awarded a prestigious National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER grant. His research will focus on the "Characterization of epigenetic factors and their regulatory roles in modulating transposable elements, plant immunity and transgenerational inheritance". For more info, please visit the Dr Kang Lab. http://kang.wp.txstate.edu/
Dr. Weckerly receives the Graduate College Outstanding Mentor Award:
Dr. Floyd (Butch) Weckerly, professor in Department of Biology, is the 2015 recipient of the Graduate College Outstanding Mentor Award. This award recognizes a faculty member who has had outstanding success in mentoring graduate students. Congratulations to Dr. Weckerly for his excellent work, particularly with master's students! Dr. Weckerly will be recognized at The Graduate College's award ceremony next April.


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Founded in 2002 by Cathy Finne, Studio 1014 has been giving students in the greater Jacksonville area a well-rounded dance education in a warm and welcoming environment. With a variety of classes and performance opportunities, we cater to students who wish to dance for fun and exercise, as well as…
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Orlando Ballet School in partnership with the Florida Ballet offers students small class sizes and an opportunity to intensely focus on their technique training. Faculty includes Orlando Ballet School and Florida Ballet faculty as well as guest teachers.
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In an effort to keep our children busy, active and healthy, Early Impressions launched a new program during the summer of 2009. Our summer program runs a period of 9 weeks, from June thru August. We take trips all over the island to places such as the Fernandina Party and…
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18 Best Fashion Store Shopify Themes 2016
Assyrian – Responsive Fashion Shopify Theme is a clean and elegant design – suitable for selling clothing, fashion, high fashion, men fashion, women fashion, accessories, digital, kids, watches, jewelries, shoes, kids, furniture, sports, tools….. It has a fully responsive width adjusts automatically to any screen size or resolution.
We have included 4 defined layouts for home page to give you best selections in customization. Home page is designed eye-catching with large slideshow above and below Mega Menu. Slideshow is great with smooth transitions of texts and nice images.
Simolux – Responsive Shopify Theme is suitable for fashion and other web shop. We have included multiple layouts for home page, blog page to give you best selections in customization.
A trendy, stylish and great looking Shopify template and works great on mobile devices, tablets and desktop too. We have spent more than 500+ hrs on this theme and made sure that all the quality checks are done properly and customization made easier. Linda is highly customizable with powerful admin panel, color options and product hover variations. Comes with all essential features for an e-commerce theme with complete shopify store potential. Awesome for stores of any kinds, such as fashion, Kids Clothing, digital gadgets, Accessories etc… Easily sell your products effectively and uniquely. Create a Brand Image!
Milano – Responsive Shopify Theme is suitable for fashion and other web shop. We have included multiple layouts for home page, blog page to give you best selections in customization.
Ap Alaska is totally responsive shopify theme. Thus it is a flexible theme completely adjustable for any devices (Desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile phone). It is designed for any e-commerce site and diversified commodities as Fashion, Gift, Christmas, Shoes, Bag and multi-store . Ap Alaska fully responsive shopify theme is unique template.
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Ap Newfashion Store comes with smart responsive design , especially , it is a perfect Shopify Theme for Fashion . It is built with intuitive the best shopify Framework that you are easily customize your store and install theme in minutes.
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Bright is the perfect theme for your new online store. It's clean and modern look makes it perfect for fashion, interior, design and many other product categories.
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Qrack – Responsive Shopify Theme is a modern, clean and professional Shopify theme, it comes with a lot of great features that would take you months to develop. It is fully responsive, it looks stunning on all types of screens and devices. Including easy to set up Instagram feed and Twitter widgets.
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IOOA is the representative organisation for companies licensed to explore for, and produce, oil and gas in Irish waters. Previously an informal group (the Irish Offshore Operators' Group), the Association was formally established in 1995. It currently has 14 members representing multinational and Irish companies. IOOA has a number of sub-committees that draw upon key industry experts to inform the work of the Association.
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Pioneering research work on understanding the geological development of deep water basins has been carried out in Irish academic institutions supported by funding from the petroleum industry.
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- Represent the interests of oil and gas companies licensed to operate in the Irish offshore
- Promote the economic and social contribution of the oil and gas sector in Ireland
- Facilitate dialogue with key stakeholders on key issues that relate to the oil and gas sector
- Partner with international counterparts to help maintain appropriate and up-to-date standards for oil and gas exploration
- Educate about the role of oil and gas in the energy mix, as well as promote and support appropriate research
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Pat Shannon
Formerly Professor of Geology at University College Dublin, Professor Shannon held positions with the Petroleum Affairs Division of the Department of Energy, the Geological Survey of Ireland and the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. A past Chairman of the Irish Branch of the Institute of Petroleum (now the Energy Institute), he has worked closely with the oil and gas exploration industry in Ireland for more than 35 years. He holds a BSc and PhD in Geology from University College Dublin. He established the Marine and Petroleum Geology Research Group at UCD, and has an extensive research publication record on the petroleum geology of the Irish offshore.
John Conroy
John Conroy is a geology graduate of University College Galway and holds a PhD in Geophysics from the National University of Ireland. He completed his post-Doctoral fellowship in Cambridge University and also holds an MBA from the Open University. He joined the oil and gas industry over 25 years ago, first working for Marathon Oil and later Statoil where he held the positions of Exploration Manager and General Manager before joining Shell in 2009, initially working in Well Engineering before moving to his current position of Regulatory Affairs Planning Manager. John has been Secretary of IOOA since 2012.
John O'Sullivan
John O'Sullivan is a geology graduate of University College Cork and holds a Masters in Applied Geophysics from the National University of Ireland, Galway. He also holds a Masters in Technology Management from the Smurfit Graduate School of Business at University College Dublin and a doctorate in Geology from Trinity College Dublin. John is a Chartered Geologist and a Fellow of the Geological Society of London. He is also a member of the Petroleum Exploration Society of Great Britain, the Society of Petroleum Engineers and the Geophysical Association of Ireland. John is currently Technical Director at Providence Resources and has more than 25 years of industry experience having previously worked with both Mobil and Marathon Oil.


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Care, Uncertainty and Intergenerational Ethics by Christopher Groves
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In an age where issues like climate change and the unintended consequences of technological innovation are high on the ethical and political agenda, questions about the nature and extent of our responsibilities to future generations have never been more important, yet simultaneously so difficult to answer. This book takes a unique approach to the problem by drawing on diverse traditions of thinking about care (including developmental psychology, phenomenology and feminist ethics) to explore the nature and meaning of our relationship with the future. Demonstrating that many influential perspectives on intergenerational ethics, including positions advanced by John Rawls, Brian Barry, and Ulrich Beck are undermined by problems relating to uncertainty, it shows that an approach based on care ethics can confront the uncertain future successfully and give a viable account of the nature and scope of future-oriented responsibilities.
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I hate to have to write this post. Not for the fact that Chuck is leaving the race for the reason why. I just fired off a press release from the campaign to the media stating that Chuck was leaving the race. The reason for him leaving is family reasons.
Chuck was quoted as saying,""I want to thank every volunteer who helped to get me on the ballot. I also would like to thank Jane Kidd and the Democratic Party of Georgia along with the local county parties throughout the district who volunteered their time. Together we achieved what many thought we could not. It is a testament to the grassroots support of the district and also the local Democratic Parties that we were able to do this. I wish them luck with the upcoming election but due to unforeseen family matters I must respectfully bow out of this race."
All I can say regarding this is that family comes first. Chuck is a great guy and I wish him the best of luck in the future.
11 Responses to Chuck Pardue leave race for State Senate
Matt says:
Thankfully, this seat is going to disappear off the map next year anyways.
Tim Cairl says:
Oh for the love of God,
I'm sorry his son was wounded but this is getting ridiculous, how many Ds are we going to have left in the State Senate on Nov 3rd?
theTrueInsider says:
great sympathy Tim. It a great thing that you are helping to lead the Democratic House Caucus candidates. Amazing family first spirit.
Tim Cairl says:
Thanks for the personal swipe, but i think i made it clear I'm upset about the state of our state senate races. Has nothing to do with why this candidate withdrew, but about the CSF that is our state senate caucus elections this year.
Was at Applebee's with a candidate & a researcher/aid on Friday for a working lunch. And I turned to her college aged son who was there with us and exclaimed (in between his arguments on Classical Greek & Roman ethics) loudly about 'herding cats'. Once again. He stopped and puzzled over that for awhile. Soon afterwards I was smuggling Stonewall Jackson into the Stonewall Dems too. (There's that ever strange & unusual VMI connection too). But I blame the beer. Happily so too. So yeah. Sometimes if it weren't for bad luck, we'd have no luck at all, Tim. JMP
Like I said, I'm dearly hoping so, G.
Gunner says:
JMP- None of that was involved.
Jay-Zus, I'm hoping there was no back dealing underhanded BS involved here, as usual. Really. JMP
Jules says:
Well I am sorry to hear this.
However this is just one more reason to really have an issue with JB and his shenanigans at qualifying. He basically paved the way for a Republican to gain this seat.
Amy Morton says:
No kidding.
Jen B. says:
What the fuck? By the way, backstory here.
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Four Ingredient Recipes- Low Fat French Toast
I love french toast, especially when my mom makes french toast with Pannetone?Sweet baby ruth.
But since I am on a quest to look like a supermodel eat healthy, I try to re-create my favorite recipes into a lower fat version.
I must give most of the credit to the invention of 0 calorie spray butter.
Whoever invented this magical concoction, thank you.
Thank you with all of my being.
So here is my take on low fat French Toast and I think you will love it.
I spray the pieces immediately with the 0 calorie spray butter and the low cal syrup…heaven!
Low Fat French Toast
- 1- 2 slices per person Sara Lee 45 calorie whole wheat bread
- 2- 2 egg whites
- 3- 1/4 c. or less of low fat milk
- 4- 1 capful of vanilla
Combine egg white, milk and vanilla in a pie plate. Add a dash of cinnamon for extra flavor.
Dip your bread in the mixture, coating both sides.
Spray a griddle with Pam and wait for it to preheat.
Once your griddle is preheated, add your bread slices and cook until done.
It won't take as long as traditional french toast because you are only using the egg white.
Serve with soy or turkey sausage for a low calorie meal!
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Alternate Alberta pipeline spill tipline announced
Oil from a pipeline leak coats a pond near Sundre, Alta., Friday, June 8, 2012. Enbridge Inc. announced on June 18 that another oil spill had occurred near Elk Lake, northeast of Edmonton. (Jeff McIntosh / THE CANADIAN PRESS)
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Published Monday, July 9, 2012 1:55PM EDT
EDMONTON -- Alberta environmentalists and landowners are setting up an independent, anonymous tipline for people to report pipeline spills.
The provincial government and its energy regulator already have environmental accident tiplines that respond to thousands of calls a year.
But Greenpeace spokesman Mike Hudema says there's a need for a tipline that will release information to the public as well.
He says the tipline will first inform the appropriate industry and government response teams.
The tipline is being announced in newspaper ads running in four smaller Alberta communities with significant energy infrastructure, including Fort McMurray, Peace River, Leduc and St. Paul.
There have been three pipeline spills in Alberta in less than two months.
On June 7, up to 475,000 litres of oil leaked from an unused pipeline into the Red Deer River near Sundre, the source of drinking water for many central Alberta communities, including the city of Red Deer. Pipeline owner Plains Midstream has mobilized hundreds of workers as well as specialized equipment to clean up the mess.
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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being a Comparison of the Old and New Testament Myths and Miracles with those of the Heathen Nations of Antiquity Considering also their Origin and Meaning
Page: 40Moses the credit of performing some of the miracles which were attributed to that god.
It is related in the hymns of Orpheus,[51:2] that Bacchus had a rod with which he performed miracles, and which he could change into a serpent at pleasure. He passed the Red Sea, dry shod, at the head of his army. He divided the waters of the rivers Orontes and Hydaspus, by the touch of his rod, and passed through them dry-shod.[51:3] By the same mighty wand, he drew water from the rock,[51:4] and wherever they marched, the land flowed with wine, milk and honey.[51:5]
Professor Steinthal, speaking of Dionysus (Bacchus), says:
Like Moses, he strikes fountains of wine and water out of the rock. Almost all the acts of Moses correspond to those of the Sun-gods.[51:6]
Mons. Dupuis says:
"Among the different miracles of Bacchus and his Bacchantes, there are prodigies very similar to those which are attributed to Moses; for instance, such as the sources of water which the former caused to sprout from the innermost of the rocks."[51:7]
In Bell's Pantheon of the Gods and Heroes of Antiquity,[51:8] an account of the prodigies attributed to Bacchus is given; among these, are mentioned his striking water from the rock, with his magic wand, his turning a twig of ivy into a snake, his passing through the Red Sea and the rivers Orontes and Hydaspus, and of his enjoying the light of the Sun (while marching with his army in India), when the day was spent, and it was dark to others. All these are parallels too striking to be accidental.
We might also mention the fact, that Bacchus, as well as Moses [Pg 52]was called the "Law-giver," and that it was said of Bacchus, as well as of Moses, that his laws were written on two tables of stone.[52:1] Bacchus was represented horned, and so was Moses.[52:2] Bacchus "was picked up in a box, that floated on the water,"[52:3] and so was Moses.[52:4] Bacchus had two mothers, one by nature, and one by adoption,[52:5] and so had Moses.[52:6] And, as we have already seen, Bacchus and his army enjoyed the light of the Sun, during the night time, and Moses and his army enjoyed the light of "a pillar of fire, by night."[52:7]
In regard to the children of Israel going out from the land of Egypt, we have no doubt that such an occurrence took place, although not in the manner, and not for such reasons, as is recorded by the sacred historian. We find, from other sources, what is evidently nearer the truth.
It is related by the historian Choeremon, that, at one time, the land of Egypt was infested with disease, and through the advice of the sacred scribe Phritiphantes, the king caused the infected people (who were none other than the brick-making slaves, known as the children of Israel), to be collected, and driven out of the country.[52:8]
Lysimachus relates that:
"A filthy disease broke out in Egypt, and the Oracle of Ammon, being consulted on the occasion, commanded the king to purify the land by driving out the Jews (who were infected with leprosy, &c.), a race of men who were hateful to the Gods."[52:9] The whole multitude of the people were accordingly collected and driven out into the wilderness."[52:10]
Diodorus Siculus, referring to this event, says:
"In ancient times Egypt was afflicted with a great plague, which was attributed to the anger of God, on account of the multitude of foreigners in Egypt: by whom the rites of the native religion were neglected. The Egyptians accordingly drove them out. The most noble of them went under Cadmus and Danaus to Greece, but the greater number followed Moses, a wise and valiant leader, to Palestine."[52:11]
After giving the different opinions concerning the origin of the Jewish nation, Tacitus, the Roman historian, says:
"In this clash of opinions, one point seems to be universally admitted. A pestilential disease, disfiguring the race of man, and making the body an object of loathsome deformity, spread all over Egypt. Bocchoris, at that time the reigning monarch, consulted the oracle of Jupiter Hammon, and received for answer, that the kingdom must be purified, by exterminating the infected multitude, as a race of men detested by the gods. After diligent search, the wretched sufferers were collected together, and in a wild and barren desert abandoned to their misery. In that distress, while the vulgar herd was sunk in deep despair, Moses, one of their number, reminded them, that, by the wisdom of his councils, they had been already rescued out of impending danger. Deserted as they were by men and gods, he told them, that if they did not repose their confidence in him, as their chief by divine commission, they had no resource left. His offer was accepted. Their march began, they knew not whither. Want of water was their chief distress. Worn out with fatigue, they lay stretched on the bare earth, heart broken, ready to expire, when a troop of wild asses, returning from pasture, went up the steep ascent of a rock covered with a grove of trees. The verdure of the herbage round the place suggested the idea of springs near at hand. Moses traced the steps of the animals, and discovered a plentiful vein of water. By this relief the fainting multitude was raised from despair. They pursued their journey for six days without intermission. On the seventh day they made halt, and, having expelled the natives, took possession of the country, where they built their city, and dedicated their temple."[53:1]
Other accounts, similar to these, might be added, among which may be mentioned that given by Manetho, an Egyptian priest, which is referred to by Josephus, the Jewish historian.
Although the accounts quoted above are not exactly alike, yet the main points are the same, which are to the effect that Egypt was infected with disease owing to the foreigners (among whom were those who were afterwards styled "the children of Israel") that were in the country, and who were an unclean people, and that they were accordingly driven out into the wilderness.
When we compare this statement with that recorded in Genesis, it does not take long to decide which of the two is nearest the truth.
Everything putrid, or that had a tendency to putridity, was carefully avoided by the ancient Egyptians, and so strict were the Egyptian priests on this point, that they wore no garments made of any animal substance, circumcised themselves, and shaved their whole bodies, even to their eyebrows, lest they should unknowingly harbor any filth, excrement or vermin, supposed to be bred from putrefaction.[53:2] We know from the laws set down in Leviticus, that the Hebrews were not a remarkably clean race.
Jewish priests, in making a history for their race, have given us but a shadow of truth here and there; it is almost wholly mythical. The author of "The Religion of Israel," speaking on this subject, says:
"The history of the religion of Israel must start from the sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt. Formerly it was usual to take a much earlier starting-point, and to begin with a religious discussion of the religious ideas of the Patriarchs. And this was perfectly right, so long as the accounts of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were considered historical. But now that a strict investigation has shown us that all these stories are entirely unhistorical, of course we have to begin the history later on."[54:1]
The author of "The Spirit History of Man," says:
"The Hebrews came out of Egypt and settled among the Canaanites. They need not be traced beyond the Exodus. That is their historical beginning. It was very easy to cover up this remote event by the recital of mythical traditions, and to prefix to it an account of their origin in which the gods (Patriarchs), should figure as their ancestors."[54:2]
Professor Goldzhier says:
"The residence of the Hebrews in Egypt, and their exodus thence under the guidance and training of an enthusiast for the freedom of his tribe, form a series of strictly historical facts, which find confirmation even in the documents of ancient Egypt (which we have just shown). But the traditional narratives of these events (were) elaborated by the Hebrew people."[54:3]
Count de Volney also observes that:
"What Exodus says of their (the Israelites) servitude under the king of Heliopolis, and of the oppression of their hosts, the Egyptians, is extremely probable. It is here their history begins. All that precedes . . . is nothing but mythology and cosmogony."[54:4]
In speaking of the sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt, Dr. Knappert says:
"According to the tradition preserved in Genesis, it was the promotion of Jacob's son, Joseph, to be viceroy of Egypt, that brought about the migration of the sons of Israel from Canaan to Goshen. The story goes that this Joseph was sold as a slave by his brothers, and after many changes of fortune received the vice-regal office at Pharaoh's hands through his skill in interpreting dreams. Famine drives his brothers—and afterwards his father—to him, and the Egyptian prince gives them the land of Goshen to live in. It is by imagining all this that the [Pg 55]legend tries to account for the fact that Israel passed some time in Egypt. But we must look for the real explanation in a migration of certain tribes which could not establish or maintain themselves in Canaan, and were forced to move further on.
"We find a passage in Flavius Josephus, from which it appears that in Egypt, too, a recollection survived of the sojourn of some foreign tribes in the north-eastern district of the country. For this writer gives us two fragments out of a lost work by Manetho, a priest, who lived about 250 B. C. In one of these we have a statement that pretty nearly agrees with the Israelitish tradition about a sojourn in Goshen. But the Israelites were looked down on by the Egyptians as foreigners, and they are represented as


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This could be interesting, as it leaves the door open for Metal Gear (the proper version, not the NES port) and its sequel.
I am tempted to say I would buy the hell out of Metal Gear for MSX, except for 2 things. First off, The graphics were better on NEs, and the MSX has the actual Metal Gear for a boss.......not that big of a difference......but oh yeah, I was excited to find out one of my favorite games from my childhood had a predecessor.
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Quiet celebration for India's u-19 World Cup winners
Members of India's under-19 team, who enjoyed a quiet celebration after World Cup win in Townsville, realise that they have a long road ahead before attaining senior status
After winning the under-19 cricket World Cup on Sunday, Indian skipper Unmukt Chand told the mayor of Townsville at the presentation ceremony: "If we create a nuisance, please forgive us." But there were no acts of nuisance. The boys celebrated, but in an appropriate manner.
Baba Aparajith, the star of the quarter-final and semi-final said, "we enjoyed a nice meal at an Indian restaurant here and danced to a few numbers. Only players, coaching staff and a few supporters were invited."
For a lot of them, the victory has not sunk in. Wicketkeeper Smit Patel said, "I guess it has not really sunk it. We will only realise it when we reach India. In a way, tonight's (Sunday) celebration was just amongst us.
"We really enjoyed dancing to some Punjabi songs on the street. I suppose the big party will happen when we get back home and see all our fans." It is learnt that the Board of Control for Cricket in India will host a felicitation function at a Mumbai five-star hotel today.
Still a long way to go
While the boys are over the moon, they also know this is just a stepping stone to reaching the ultimate goal. Left-arm spinner Harmeet Singh feels he has a long way to go before playing for India. "This win is great, but I want to play for India (senior team) one day and that means I need to compete against the best."
When Harmeet was told about the comments by former Australia captain Ian Chappell, who stated he is best spinner in India, the young gun, responded: "First things first… I need to secure a spot in the Mumbai Ranji Trophy team. I need to keep picking wickets and work hard to achieve that ultimate goal."
Vice-captain, Akash Nath also stressed on the long road ahead. "Not everyone who represents India U-19, goes on to play for the senior team, so you have to be realistic.
"We need to take one step at a time. There is a huge difference between U-19 and India seniors. After enjoying this moment, we need to have our feet back on the ground," he said.


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Finally, I ended up with a bracelet. It's made by heating the record till it's soft, then cut out the first track on the record, and bend it into shape. I had to reheat it a few times to get it the shape I wanted.
Heat in oven, cut out the first track (dotted line).
Shape the cut-out into a spiral that fits your wrist.
natural light
Burn! But you see the vinyl better.
The bracelet is made from the first track on the record. I tried repeating it with the next track, but wasn't as lucky.
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Charing Cross Hotel (London)
Located in the official center of London that is Charing Cross, this four-star hotel is home to an award-winning restaurant, which aside from sumptuous meals, offers amazing views of Trafalgar Square and the Strand. It has a gym with the latest equipment and is close to West End's shops, restaurants and theaters.
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Set against a beautiful beach backdrop, this hotel offers the ideal beach vacation with its incredible beach views and fun activities. Guest rooms here offer a relaxing retreat with its 42-inch flat screen TVs, WiFi and wired Internet access and more.
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Another hotel that treats you to amazing views, this hotel has a stunning infinity pool where you can relax and look out into the horizon. Those who wish to stay here can choose from four options: BB (Room & Accommodation), HB (Half Board), FB (Full Board), UAI (Ultra – All Included). Facilities include a spa and fitness center and restaurants and bars.
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