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JOHN WIEN FORNEY (1817-1881), the namesake of our city, was a publisher, diplomat and politician. He was also a railroad official who promoted the Texas & Pacific Railroad.
John Forney was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. At a young age, he went to work, first in a store and later as a writer for the Lancaster Journal. At the age of 20 he purchased a failing local newspaper, the Lancaster Intelligencer. Within two years, the paper had become successful enough that he merged with the Lancaster Journal.
Forney used the newspaper to promote the political career of fellow Democrat, U.S. Senator James Buchanan. When Buchanan later became Secretary of State under then President Polk, Buchanan used his influence to appoint Forney to the coveted position of Surveyor of the Port of Philadelphia.
Forney later moved to Philadelphia and became the owner and editor of the Philadelphia Pennsylvanian. In 1848, when the Democrats lost the Presidency, Forney lost his surveyorship position. He then moved to Washington, DC, where he became an editorial writer for a Democratic newspaper called the Washington Daily Union. In 1851, he was elected to the position of Clerk in the U.S. House of Representatives, serving until 1855.
James Buchanan was elected President in 1856, but could not secure a position for Forney, who himself had lost a bid for the U.S. Senate. Forney moved back to Philadelphia, starting a new paper called the Press. Political disagreements, rifts in the Democratic Party and Buchanan's pro-slavery views led John Forney to switch his political allegiance to the newly formed Republican Party. He was re-elected as Clerk in the U.S. House of Representatives, this time as a Republican. When Abraham Lincoln was elected President in 1861, he helped Forney gain the necessary votes to become the Secretary of the Senate, where he served from 1861 to 1868. During this time he also established the Washington Sunday Chronicle, later the daily version, the Washington Chronicle.
In 1864, Forney became friends with Andrew Johnson and strongly supported his bid for the office of Vice President and as President after the assassination of President Lincoln. But when Johnson vetoed the Freedman's Bureau Act in 1868, Forney changed positions and campaigned for Johnson's impeachment.
After the trial, John Forney sold his Washington newspaper and moved back to Philadelphia, where he established a weekly magazine, the Progress. It was during this time he switched sides again back to the Democratic Party.
While in Philadelphia, John Forney was a member of the board of directors of the Texas & Pacific Railway, instrumental in establishing the new railroad through north Texas.
In 1873 when the little community of Brooklyn, Texas, in Kaufman County applied for a post office, they learned that another Brooklyn, Texas existed in Shelby County. In hopes of convincing the Texas & Pacific Railway to build the railroad through the town, several prominent leaders of Brooklyn suggested naming the town after John Forney. It was agreed, and on December 29, 1873, the Forney Post Office was established.
John Wien Forney died in 1881 in Philadelphia. He was known as a generous man, and an outspoken opponent of oppression. It is not known if John Forney ever visited Forney, but the folks of Forney are proud to bear his name.
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Beat the winter blues at our annual dinner party, Beer, Bourbon, & Bites. The event features six pairings of exceptional bourbons, craft beers or wine with a culinary treat. The pairings will be served from 7:00 – 9:00 P.M. followed by a social hour (or two) during which diners may relax over dessert and music. Patrons will need to select type of pairing—beer, bourbon, or wine—with their reservations. The evening will be casual, with guests moving from one table to another at their own pace.
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The What Women Want Auction includes cool packages, unique dinners, outing bundles and parties. Past favorites that will be offered again include a gourmet dinner for eight at the museum prepared by Chef Cichon, an airplane ride for three over Coshocton County, and The Time Traveler, a barbequed rib supper for ten at the Tree Top Lodge, built in the early 1920s by Charles Dennis, owner of the Morgan Run Coal and Mine Company. A new package this year is "Some Enchanted Evening." Your party of six will begin their evening with a tour of the Speckman House, a beautifully crafted house—butler's pantry, leaded glass windows, sleeping porches off second-story bedrooms—built in the 1930s (located on Cambridge Ave.), and followed by an elegant dinner prepared by Chef Bob McKenna. Another new package offers a high tea—Downton Abbey style—at Clary Gardens. Additional descriptions of packages will be updated on JHM's Facebook page as the event drawers closer.
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Bahrain mourner shot, FI concerns deepen
A mourner shot by police was in intensive care on Saturday in protest-hit Bahrain as Formula One bosses said next week's Grand Prix will proceed as planned, despite fears it could spark anti-regime protests.
The 15-year-old youth was shot by anti-riot police while attending the funeral of a citizen journalist killed during a protest in the Gulf kingdom late last month, the opposition said.
Mohammed Ahmed Abdel Aziz was among several people wounded during the funeral ceremony for Ahmed Ismail, 22, said Al-Wefaq, the main Shiite opposition movement in the Sunni-ruled nation with a Shiite-majority population. Abdel Aziz sustained bullet wounds to the chest as police fired tear gas and live rounds at mourners.
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Aralle-Tabulahan is a language of interior West Sulawesi. It comprises three dialects: Aralle, Mambi and Tabulahan. Oral traditions point to Tabulahan as the original homeland from which the others migrated. Tabulahan, today principally a Christian area, is located on the Bone Hau, a northward-flowing watercourse which eventually joins the Karama River. Aralle and Mambi on the other hand are Muslim communities located on separate tributaries of the southward-flowing Maloso River. For locations, see maps in George (1996:29) and Strømme (1987:21).
On solid evidence, Aralle-Tabulahan is classified as a member of the Pitu Ulunna Salu subgroup within the South Sulawesi stock of languages. From a lexicostatistical perspective, the Mambi dialect is transitional between Aralle-Tabulahan and Bambam, and could be regarded as a dialect of either (Strømme 1987:25, 27).
A 1984 survey estimated 12,000 speakers of Aralle-Tabulahan or, broken down by dialect, Aralle 5,500, Mambi 4,000, and Tabulahan 2,500 (Strømme 1987:29).
George, Kenneth M. 1996. Showing signs of violence: The cultural politics of a twentieth-century headhunting ritual. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Strømme, Kåre J. 1987. Kabupaten Polewali Mamasa, west-central section. UNHAS-SIL South Sulawesi sociolinguistic surveys, 1983–1987 (Workpapers in Indonesian Languages and Cultures, 5), edited by Timothy Friberg, 17–40. Ujung Pandang: Summer Institute of Linguistics.
Based on a period of language field research conducted primarily in Tabulahan from 1989 through 2004, Robin McKenzie (pers.comm.) confirms vigorous language use throughout the Aralle-Tabulahan area.
Robin McKenzie (2011:pers.comm.)
When we first started working in Aralle-Tabulahan in 1989, everyone from oldest to youngest was using the local language for almost every purpose. Most women, older men and preschool kids knew little Indonesian. Those who had been outside the area for extended periods, plus merchants who regularly did market circuits, were much more fluent in Indonesian, but still used the local language for almost everything with other villagers. Up to seven years ago when we left this was still the case. Of course villages on the fringes of the area where there is a mixed population tend to use a mixture of their own language, each other's language, and more Indonesian than they would otherwise. Lakahang and Le'beng to the northwest and Mambi to the south are examples of this. (Kinatang quite a way downstream near the Bone Hau was an exception, being on the fringe and surrounded by Makki villages, but not so mixed and still strongly speaking Tabulahan.) I have no current information on how better road access and electricity plus TV have impacted things in the last seven years.
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Ethnologue : Aralle-Tabulahan: A language of Indonesiahttp://www.ethnologue.com/language/atq
Glottolog : Aralle-Tabulahanhttp://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/aral1243
Open Language Archives Community : OLAC resources in and about the Aralle-Tabulahan languagehttp://www.language-archives.org/language/atq
Wikipedia (English) : Aralle-Tabulahan languagehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aralle-Tabulahan_language
Wikipedia (Indonesia) : Bahasa Aralle-Tabulahanhttp://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahasa_Aralle-Tabulahan
World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS) Online : Aralle-Tabulahanhttp://wals.info/languoid/lect/wals_code_atb
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Objective. To identify differentially expressed genes in peripheral blood cells (PBC) of patients with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) relative to healthy controls and controls with systemic inflammation.
Methods. We investigated PBC samples of 16 patients with AS and 14 matched controls, in addition to systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and systemic sclerosis (SSc) samples utilizing Illumina Human Ref-8 BeadChips. Candidate genes were confirmed using quantitative PCR. Subsequently, these genes were also validated in a separate sample of 27 patients with AS [before and after anti-tumor necrosis factor (anti-TNF) treatment] and 27 matched controls.
Results. We identified 83 differentially expressed transcripts between AS patients and controls. This gene list was filtered through the lists of differentially expressed transcripts in SLE and SSc, which resulted in identification of 52 uniquely dysregulated transcripts in AS. Many of the differentially expressed genes belonged to Toll-like receptor (TLR) and related pathways. TLR4 and TLR5 were the only dysregulated TLR subtypes among AS patients. We confirmed the overexpression of TLR4 and TLR5 in AS patients in comparison to controls (p = 0.012 and p = 0.006, respectively) and SLE (p = 0.002, p = 0.008) using quantitative PCR in the same sample. Similarly, TLR4 (p = 0.007) and TLR5 (p = 0.012) were significantly upregulated among the AS patients before anti-TNF treatment in the confirmatory sample. TLR4 (p = 0.002) and TLR5 (p = 0.025) decreased significantly after anti-TNF treatment.
Conclusion. PBC gene expression profiling in AS shows an upregulation of TLR4 and TLR5. This supports the importance of TLR subtypes in the pathogenesis of AS that are responsible for the immune response to Gram-negative bacteria.
Supported by American College of Rheumatology Clinical Investigator Fellowship Award and NIH-KL2RR024149-04 (Dr. Assassi); NIH/NIAMS P01-AR-052915-01 (Dr. Reveille, Dr. Weisman); NIH/CORT P50AR054144 (Dr. Arnett, Dr. Mayes); the Intramural Research Program, NIAMS/NIH (Dr. Ward); and NIH/NCRR Clinical and Translational Sciences Award (CTSA), UL1-RR024148
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Enrico Fermi was one of the greatest minds ever and one of, if not the most, influential nuclear scientist s ever. His work on the atomic bomb and nuclear transformations would earn him the Nobel Prize and a reputation for brilliance his whole life. Fermi was truly one of the greatest minds of our time.
Born in Rome, Italy in 1901 Fermi was a hard worker until he died in 1954. He first became interested in science after the death of his older brother Giulio. At the age of 16 Fermi left for college at the University of Pisa a school known at the time for it s sciences. He was so brilliant even then that his admission essay was considered worthy of a doctoral examination. He formed his first theory that would forever change the world of physics when he was still an undergrad. Used to being the center of attention the only minor setback in is career was in 1923 during a post-doctoral study under the German scientist Max Born. His talent was buried under the talents of many other future Nobel Laureates and went unnoticed.
In 1926, at the age of 25, Fermi became a professor at Rome University and picked out a team of the most talented students available. In 1933 Fermi developed the theory of Beta Decay a theory that resulted in the recognition of the weak interaction force. Fermi and his team came within the thickness of aluminum foil to discovering nuclear fission in 1934. While bombarding uranium the foil blocked the emissions that his elements would have normally picked up. It was not until later that they realized that what he had achieved was indeed nuclear fission. Instead though Fermi made the most important discovery of his career. He realized that slowing neutrons by passing them through a light-moderator would increase their effectiveness. This discovery would lead to the ability to use nuclear reactors.
In 1938 Fermi received the Nobel Prize for his previously mentioned discovery of slow neutrons and his theory on Beta emissions. He received the Prize a day after Mussolini issued his anti-semantic laws. Fermi and his Jewish wife, Laura, used his prize money to move to the United States. Fermi accepted a post as a professor at Columbia University.
Having a Jewish wife Fermi committed himself to stopping the Nazis and their ideals, so when his colleague at Columbia, Leo Szilard approached him about helping the military form a bomb using atomic fission Fermi agreed. Thus Fermi joined the Manhattan Project. The main goal of Fermi and Szilard s experiments were to prove that they could sustain a nuclear chain reaction. After much debate and research they decided on building a uranium-graphite reactor.
In order to build the reactor they had to move the project to the University of Chicago. They started work on it in 1940 and finished it in 1942 when on a doubles squash court under the bleachers they completed the first nuclear reactor: the CP-1. The reactor was the size of a two-car garage and shaped like a doorknob. Throughout the experiment Fermi remained cool and confident and when the control rods were pulled out completely he grinned. He had just accomplished the first sustained the first controlled nuclear reaction. From here on all that remained to do on the bomb was engineering. Fermi shut down the reactor after 28 minutes.
In 1945 the scientists had created the first nuclear bomb and were ready to test it. Fermi was on hand for the test, which took place on U.S army property in Alamogordo, New Mexico, under the code name of Trinity. Fermi remarked prior to the test that the test was worthwhile even if it didn t work because it would prove that nuclear explosion was impossible. During the test Fermi created an amazingly simple way to test the explosiveness of the bomb. He dropped a handful of torn paper and declared that since there was no wind, that the distance the paper traveled horizontally would indicate the explosiveness of the bomb. After the successful test Fermi measured the paper and declared that the bomb had the explosive power of 10,000 tons on TNT.
Fermi died of stomach cancer in 1954 in Chicago. Before he died he had argued against the development of a hydrogen bomb because he felt that it had no practical use other than genocide. Enrico Fermi s discoveries and theories helped shape nuclear physics and had many lasting benefits on our world.
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Hi - Am thinking of getting an RM myself. But cant decide between the Mini or the normal sized. Anyone got the mini? Can it sling over the shoulder comfortably?
Congrats, post photo's when you get her!
May I ask, what are the brass rings on the top and side of the bag for? A strap?
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Tradition is change
Holidays are filled with wonderful happenings. This morning I was looking through my calendar of engagements/concerts/appointments during December. It's more densely populated than any other month of the year with festive events I'm looking forward to with anticipation.
I've also got baking, cooking and roasting penciled into the schedule. I have some long time holiday traditions I make year over year with a big splash of dishes that are new and different to add some texture and variety. In fact, my kids will tell you that if there is anything traditional about our Christmases it's that we do something new and different each year.
For my December series, I'm sharing 3 new recipes I've never made until recently when I began testing/developing them. Because time is at a premium, here's my criteria. First they had to be very easy. Second, the ingredients had to be handy, already residing in my fridge and pantry or available at the supermarket. Third, they must be tasty. So…easy, handy and tasty. These will be delicious additions to an appetizer buffet, office/holiday party, or wrapped for a treat to share.
Friday, December 13, 2013 – Fromage Fort is a French invention. Gotta love this idea. Blend some cheese end pieces together to create a unique cheese spread. It's a little different each time. Don't throw away those tasty morsels that may not see the light of the buffet table unless you whirl up some Fromage Fort.
Saturday, December 14, 2013 – Share chocolaty, crunchy Trail Mix Chocolate Bark. Melt the chocolate, sprinkle on your favorite trail mix and let set. Break into bark. Add to a treat plate or package to deliver to people you visit or people who visit you during the holidays.
Sunday, December 15, 2013 – This savory treat is easy and healthy. Start with a can or two of chickpeas, season and roast. Crispy Chickpeas are a crunchy snack to enjoy while watching your favorite Christmas flicks or whip up when you have guests stopping by on the fly.
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Skip to comments.Enemy in the Wire! Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha Medal of Honor Recipient
Posted on 02/11/2013 4:24:06 AM PST by Doogle
Former Army Staff Sgt. Clint Romesha was a section leader during the Oct. 3, 2009, attack on Combat Outpost Keating in eastern Afghanistan, one of the deadliest attacks against coalition forces in Afghanistan. Eight American soldiers were killed and two dozen others wounded. This harrowing battle was marked by the heroism of many, including Romesha who fought to save his life and those of his fellow soldiers.
On Monday, February 11, President Barack Obama will award Staff Sgt. Clint Romesha the Medal of Honor. In honor of his award, the Army has produced a three-part series highlighting Romesha from the beginning of the battle, his leadership during the fight and finally, his life since leaving the Army.
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Thanks for posting. Just incredible.
Deployments to Korea, Kosovo, Iraq (twice), and then Afghanistan. Loves the Army, but left to be a better husband and family man. Working in the oil fields in ND as a safety specialist. Amazing story of heroism. A shame that Bathhouse Barry's hands will soil the CMOH he is to receive. Bring in someone honorable such as Bush 43 to make these presentations.
Isnt that the truth.
Obama: Ignores the plight of Americans in Libya, allowing four, including his own ambassador, to be murdered. Coward.
It's also curious that he's leaving the Army. A living CMOH winner pretty much has his ticket punched..whatever duty/post he wants..
maybe this will explain that...
That explains it then. Thanks for the info. Surprising that the Army doesn't offer him the chance to return to active duty. He would never be deployed again outside CONUS..
Please make sure to read the story ( link I posted in #9)..it's a devastating indictment of those higher up the chain of command.....basically, it says that it was all for naught...
The counseling and support that the Sgt needs, and hopefully will receive, would seem to be more readily available were he on active duty.
Busy day for a real leader.
ping news.....
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Here is the new unit selection screen, with the fluff image feature. Fluff pictures are not included in MegaMek, but you can add your own in the "data/images/fluff" folder.
Here is what a movement command looks like. The numbers indicate the MP used and the color indicates whether you are walking, running, or jumping.
When you let yourself get swarmed, that how it will look. The red text over the swarmed unit will signal that it is swarmed.
Here is a screenshot of a game underway in Windows XP. Notice the jungle terrain.
Here is a screenshot of the main lobby where you set up a game. You can assign a paint scheme to your units and portraits for your pilots.
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Holiday Express puts magnificent model trains, train stations and sheds, bridges and tunnels, carousels and Ferris wheels, all populated with toy figurines in colorful nineteenth-century dress, on display at the New-York Historical Society. But you can discover more than meets the eye. Spot the intricate details in these amazing model train scenes made by the M?rklin model train company. Can you spot the refreshment stand? The station clock? How many train cars are pulling into the train station? Bring the whole family, pick up your self-guided hunt, and see who can spot the most!
Families can use this "i spy" hunt to search for hidden details in the trains and train stations of the Jerni Collection. Some sample "i spy"s:
? How many coal cars can you count? ? How many different kinds of animals can you spot on the trains and in the stations? ? Find a post office, a refreshment stand, a train clock, and a water tower at this train station.
Families using the hunt will be able to explore all the trains on display and take as long or as short as they like.
Address: 170 Central Park West Upper West Side, NY 10024
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The New-York Historical Society is dedicated to fostering research, presenting history and art exhibitions, and public programs that reveal the dynamism of history and its influence on the world of today. Founded in 1804, New-York Historical is the oldest museum in New York City. New-York Historical has a mission to explore the richly layered political, cultural and social history of New York City and State and the nation, and to serve as a national forum for the discussion of issues surrounding the making and meaning of history.
The New-York Historical Society's museum is the oldest in New York City and predates the founding of the Metropolitan Museum of Art by nearly seventy years. Its art holdings comprise more than 1.6 million works. Among them are a world-class collection of Hudson River School paintings, including major works by Thomas Cole and Frederic Edwin Church; iconic genre and history paintings including works by William Sidney Mount and Eastman Johnson; a vast range of American portraits, including paintings by Rembrandt Peale and Gilbert Stuart; all 435 of John James Audubon's extant preparatory watercolors for Birds of America; and an encyclopedic collection of more than 800 works documenting the full range of representational sculpture in America from the colonial period to the present day. The Museum also holds much of sculptor Elie Nadelman's legendary American folk art collection, including furniture and household accessories such as lamps, candlesticks, textiles, glass and ceramic objects, as well as paintings, toys, weathervanes, sculptural woodcarvings and chalkware.
The DiMenna Children's History Museum at the New-York Historical Society presents 350 years of New York and American history through character-based pavilions, interactive exhibits and digital games, and the Barbara K. Lipman Children's History Library. The DiMenna Children's History Museum encourages families to explore history together through permanent installations targeted for children 8-13 and a wide range of family learning programs for toddlers, children and preteens.
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To Our Dear Friends Across the River in Indiana
By Theresa Camoriano
Tomorrow will be your turn to vote in the Presidential primary. Please do not vote based on emotion. Please vote for the person you believe will make the best President.
If we are going to restore America, we need a President who will reassert the importance of a government that treats the people with respect. Donald Trump does not treat anyone with respect. Ted Cruz does.
We need a President who will promote a consistent vision of America and the direction in which it needs to go. Donald Trump flip-flops within the same speech. Ted Cruz has held a consistent vision his entire career and has fought for it, winning several cases before the Supreme Court and making the establishment in Washington very uncomfortable. If he could upset John Boehner enough as a freshman Senator that Boehner called him" Lucifer in the flesh", just imagine what he could do as President.
We need a President who respects the rule of law. Donald Trump does not. He wants to pick winners and losers and punish people and companies who do not go along with him. He wants to be king. That makes for a third world, tin pot dictatorship, not for a great country. Ted Cruz has great respect for the rule of law and would work to restore America as a good place to live, work, and do business.
This is no time to pitch a temper tantrum. It is time to seriously think about what this country needs in order to have a bright future for your children and grandchildren and generations beyond. Please vote for Ted Cruz tomorrow.
(Theresa Camoriano is a patent attorney in Louisville and has been active in the freedom movement for more than twenty years.)
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Note that the drive letter may be different from 'C' in your case depending on your computer configuration. If you didn't install to the default location it should be possible to figure out the appropriate paths by looking at the directory structure of your existing installation in File Manager. Save these changes and try running CtEdit. It should now run up normally. If it doesn't try deleting the CITECT.INI file and re-installing Citect again. If this fails then you may have more serious problems and should contact Citect support.
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Disabling your Task Manager is sometimes necessary, especially if you are sharing your computer to other people or running a computer rental business. This will prevent any unnecessary changes on your system that can possibly harm your computer.
There are two ways to disable or enable your task manager. One is by using the Group Policy Editor and second is through Windows Registry. However, using the second procedure of editing your registry will be a bit risky and sometimes a pain for normal users. So I will show you how you can disable or enable the task manager the easiest way, It is by changing it's settings through Group Policy Editor.
1. Click on Start Menu choose Run then type gpedit.msc
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The work was done through the Materials Research Collaborative (MRC) at the University of Houston Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design and its director, Donna Kacmar, FAIA. The catalog and resource was completed by John Gibson, Angelica Lastra, Travis Mohle, and Jainish Radadia. The website was designed and created by Jessica Bradham.
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By Anthony Scott
Killeen Daily Herald
Killeen City Council members Tuesday approved amending the city's budget by moving $117,000 to its contingency fund, which was used to pay the $750,000 buyout of former City Manager Connie Green.
The move came after a public hearing where no one spoke during the council's regular meeting. About 20 people were in attendance.
The money was moved from the city manager's fund to the city's general fund non-departmental account, which it used to pay Green in a lump sum the day after the council approved a settlement agreement.
All council members approved the amendment except Councilman Billy Workman. Mayor Tim Hancock said Councilman Ernest Wilkerson was not present because of illness.
"You're still paying the money right?" Workman said after the meeting. "I voted against it, the same way I voted last time. You've got to get money from somewhere. You've got to move the money from one place to another, you're still moving the money to pay (Green)."
Furthermore, Green should have received his retirement and the council could leave the city with legalities, Workman said.
"You have to think about where you're going to get the money from before you spend it," Workman added.
With few details listed, a "potential liability" related to the circumstances surrounding Green's departure was listed on the council's workshop agenda earlier that afternoon.
However, the council did not discuss the matter with its attorney at the session, Councilman Larry Cole said.
Green, 49, was named city manager in 2005 after David Blackburn resigned to become city manager in Temple. Green started with the city as finance director in 1990 and was promoted to assistant city manager in 2000.
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A resident-led effort to recall all seven Killeen City Council members has until May 4 to collect the required 1,050 signatures from registered voters for each petition.
Jonathan Okray said Tuesday he will stop collecting signatures for the council seats on May 2 to have time to get paperwork back to the city by the deadline.
The effort to recall the mayor has a May 11 deadline.
As of Tuesday evening, the following number of signatures had been collected:
Larry Cole: 1,216
Scott Cosper: 1,328
Tim Hancock: 827
JoAnn Purser: 1,321
Juan Rivera: 1,202
Kenny Wells: 1,280
Ernest Wilkerson: 1,319
Billy Workman: 1,152
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New Japan meets with WWE
During his visit to the United States, President of New Japan Pro Wrestling Antonio Inoki stopped by WWE World Headquarters in Stamford, Conn. to meet with Executive Vice President of Talent Relations John Laurinaitis. During the brief, cordial meeting, both sides discussed possible business ventures in the future between WWE and New Japan Pro Wrestling – the largest wrestling promotion in Japan.
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The Mental World of Stuart Women: Three Studies
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1987 · Amherst
by Mendelson, Sara Heller
Amherst: The University of Massachusetts Press, 1987. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/near fine. First edition, 1987. Cloth hardcover in dust jacket, 235 pp., clean unmarked text, Near Fine copy in Near Fine dust jacket, owner's signature on the front pastedown, light age-toning and edgewear to the dust jacket. Dust jacket housed in archival dust jacket protector. (Inventory #: s00018439)


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(When I set out to write my post for this week, I had grand plans of writing about my experience registering for Boston. Other ideas included talking about volunteering at a marathon last weekend and cherishing the connection with other runners. As life goes, however, my run on Wednesday night changed my plans for this week's entry. )
Typically bucolic Burlington has been disrupted by a violent event in the North End, where a woman was found dead in her home. Details continue to emerge, but the event unsettled me. The extent to which was not clear until my run on Wednesday night.
I was running along the bike path when a bike slowed behind me. Normally, I wouldn't have paid any mind. On Wednesday, however, I spun around, spooked. It was a commuter, slowing to turn off the bike path onto his street. He apologized and was clearly surprised to have upset me. I spent the rest of the run on edge, jumping at the rustling of leaves and mile markers. As it got too dark to see, I needed my headlamp, plunging myself into the isolation of a single beam of light. By the last two miles, I was whistling "Camptown Races" as loudly as I could, as though that would dissuade any attackers.
On my nth rendition of the song, I got mad. I've been running alone for fifteen years in places much more dangerous than Burlington. I survived four years in Albany and ran through post-Katrina Biloxi. Now, in my safe little haven, I've been rudely reminded of my vulnerability as a woman runner. As someone constantly competing with the boys, it pisses me off that while they run on, I'm risking ankle sprains from jumping off a path when a branch brushes my arm.
In a few weeks, the salience of this will fade and I'll be back to being a creature of the night, running before the rest of the world rouses. Until then, I'm begging friends to run with me (fruitless), considering a new dog (crazy) and re-scheduling my life to allow me to run in the daylight (impractical).


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Many trekkers used to go to Kailash Trekking via Simikot, once the border between Nepal and China was opened in 1993. Humla is the most far-flung district in the located to the northwest side of the country. The route to Kailash trekking via Simikot is the shortest yet rewards you with amazing views and immense affluence in culture as well as history. Kailash trekking via Simikot is the best route regarding high altitude because Kailash tour is located in one of the highest lands with Lake Manasarovar.
Mt. Kailash, located at the height of 6714 m is also named as Tise, Kang Rinpoche, and Kailasa. It is considered sacred by the Buddhist, the Hindus, Jains, as well as the Bonpos. For the Hindus, the peak is the dwelling spot of Lord Shiva; for the Bonpos, Kailash was the holy nine-story Swastika peak burning from heaven; and for the Buddhists, the peak is a worldly ridge of the immense Mandala of Boddhisatvas and Dhyani-Buddhas, which things can see in this Kailash trekking.
Mt. Kailash Trekking Tour - You will not find the direct flight from Kathmandu to Simikot. You will have to take up a flight to Simikot via Nepalgunj, the local core of Western region of Nepal. This flight service operates only early in the morning, so you need to stay overnight in Nepalgunj to take up the morning flight. The walk starts from Simikot, located at an altitude of 2910 meters, and ascends up to Nara La pass (4530 meters) earlier than reaching the dry Tibetan Plateau. Taking approximately 6-days to Hilsa border, from Simikot with enough acclimatization you will reach the Tibetan border town named Shera for Kailash tour. Visiting Kailash tour during Saga Dawa festival will be another awesome experience as it is one of the most vital festivals in Buddhist culture all around the world. It falls on the fourth lunar month, on a full moon day each year as per the Tibetan calendar which is celebrated honoring three important incidents in Buddha's existence- Birth, Nirvana as well as death. The date is the year of 2018 Saga Dawa on 29 May.
Nepal Kailash Trekking is all set to tailor the itinerary for Kailash via Simikot (Kailash tour) as per your interest. So, the team of Nepal Kailash Trekking company is the specialist to operate Kailash tour, who have been to Kailash tour 27 times already.
Note: If the given itinerary does not meet your timeframe or trekking tour route then just let us know for tailormade, we are happy to make it to your preferences. The route is able to exit from Kerong border instead of Lhasa route.
Day 01: Arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA), Kathmandu, Nepal, over night Hotel
Day 02: Preparation day Overnight Hotel
Day 03: Fly to Nepalgunj, overnight Hotel
Day 04: Fly to Simikot – trek to Dharapuri 2330m 3 hrs over night tented Camp
Day 05: Trek to Kermi 2650m, 4-5 hrs over night tented camp
Day 06: Trek to Yalbang Gumba 2890m, 6 hrs , over night tented camp
Day 07: Trek to Tumkot 3200m, 6 hrs, overnight tented camp
Day 08: Trek to Thado dhunga 3900m, 7 hrs. overnight tented camp
Day 09: Trek to Hilsa and drive to Purang 3800m, 6 hrs, overnight guesthouse
Day 10: Drive to Tirthapuri, 3 hrs
Day 11: Rest day
Day 12: Drive to Tholing – Tsaparang, overnight Tibetan family guesthouse
Day 13: Tsaparang excursion day, overnight Tibetan family guesthouse
Day 14: Drive to Darchen, Guesthouse
Day 15: drive to Tarboche – trek to Dera phuk, Overnight tented camp
Day 16: to Dolma La 5630m – camp at before Zutul phuk, overnight tented camp
Day 17: Trek to Darchen – drive to Horchu – Manasarovar lake, Overnight tented camp
Day 18: Drive to Thrugu Gumba, overnight tented camp
Day 19: Drive to Chiu Gumba, overnight tented camp
Day 20: Rest day
Day 21: Drive to Dzongba, overnight tented camp
Day 22: Drive to Zdangmu, Overnight guesthouse
Day 23: Drive to Kathmandu, Overnight Hotel
Day 24: free day Kathmandu, overnight hotel
Day 25: Departure
Day 01: Arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA), Kathmandu, Nepal, overnight Hotel
Arrival in Kathmandu. Pick you up from Airport & transfer to Hotel by our company representative and brief about the program, Bed and Breakfast
Day 02: Preparation day Overnight Hotel
This day in Kathmandu - for preparation and conformity, evening briefing about the tour, overnight Hotel on BB plan
Day 03: Fly to Nepalgunj, overnight Hotel
Flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj in the lowlands approximately 150m near the Indian border, the sometime flight can be in the morning schedule to Nepalgunj. Possibly, on the same day flight to Simikot 2,910 m. If no flight to Simikot on this day, sleep in a hotel in Nepalgunj on full board.
Day 04: Fly to Simikot – trek to Dharapuri 2330m 3 hrs over night tented Camp
If you are a morning in Simikot, you already start the day with a trek to Dharapuri. The route takes you on a hill above the village Simikot. Then, it goes steeply down to the Karnali River. The camp will be at a beautiful place on the river at Dharapuri.If the flight takes late due to bad weather and not enough time to reach to Dharapuri, you stay in Simikot. . There living environment Thakuris, Nepalese Hindus. The most traders and residents of northwest Simikot but Bhotias here migrant Buddhist from Tibet. Simikot is the district headquarters of Humla, the "Wild West" of Nepal. The remote valleys are still traded routes from Tibet. Sheep and mules are Himalayan transport here. So, those animals carrying rice & salt to Nepal, there will be exchanged for salt.
Day 05: Trek to Kermi 2650m, 4-5 hrs overnight tented camp
This day will be hot in the sunny day, you see walnut and peach trees line the path that leads along the Karnali River to Kermi and see a beautiful waterfall, Here live primarily Bhotia Buddhists. The village is situated above the camp. And hot springs can be visited in a day which lies between campsite and village above.
Day 06: Trek to Yalbang Gumba 2890m, 6 hrs, over night tented camp
A narrow path leads along the river Salle Khola to the Yalbang Gompa. The steep trail brings you through a pine forest on a hill pass (2,990 m) and down to the Salle Khola, sometime we make a camp at Salle Khola camp near the river, it depends on an itinerary. Then slow accent to Yalbang Gompa next two and half an hours. Slowly take the Tibetan influences. Here the population of the villages is mostly Tibetan Buddhist. Here you go camping. For a luck, you can visit the evening puja experience in the monastery.
Day 07: Trek to Tumkot 3200m, 6 hrs, overnight tented camp
This day, you visit on the way nice and traditional village of Yangar 2,850m and Much 2,920m reach you today Tumkot. Along the way, you encounter as usual salt traders, who transport their goods with sheep and goats in Nepal. Farmers farming on that level barley, wheat & potatoes. By the way, this day you cross the Karnali River at the bottom of the Muchu.
Day 08: Trek to Thado Dhunga 3900m, 7 hrs. overnight tented camp
Al the way following the Kailash pilgrimage route via Smikot. This is a beautiful trail, you will see some waterfalls stream opposite of your trail. Yari village (3,670 m), the last settlement on Nepalese territory. Views on Saiphal Himal (7,000 m). The landscape is barren and receives Tibetan fictional character. Your camp is situated above one hour of Yari.
Day 09: Trek to Hilsa and drive to Purang 3800m, 6 hrs, overnight guesthouse
Today is an easy trail leads up to Sipsip 4,300 m and Nara La passing 4580m. But walk slowly at the high altitude. By passing the Nara la top, you can enjoy the first glimpse of the Tibetan highlands. In an impressive way, you get down to the Karnali River, Hilsa 3720m. The suspense bridge marks the way to Tibet. Here you will find the Tibetan Department. After customs, formalities continue to Purang driving about an hour approximately.
The Purang town lies at Karnali River near the border with Nepal and it's also called Taklakot. Also, Purang is connected by the old pilgrimage route across the Lepu Lekh Pass into India. In this market Tibetan wool, sheep, yaks, and a colorful selection of Chinese, Indian and Nepalese goods are traded. Here, an interesting by meeting nomadic Khampa, Nepalese and Chinese. On a hill above the town make you refresh by seen Gombas and snow toped peaks. Overnight in the guesthouse in Purang.
Day 10: Drive to Thirthapuri, overnight tented camp
You first see the mandala of Mount Kailash from a pass view point after shortly driving across the Tibetan villages from Purang. The links "Mondsee" Rakshasa, right, the "Sonnensee" Manasarovar and in the center stands the pyramid of Kailash. Driving continues to Tirthapuri, where Padmasambhava meditated. On this beautiful peace place, still the breath of old Tibet is an alive traditional place of pilgrimage, with hot sulfur springs.
Day 11: Rest day
This day for bathing, relaxing and washing clothes, and time for reflection, with the pilgrims to circumstance a little hill, to meditate.If you have another program is included then drive through the canyon with packed lunch.It goes into a fascinating journey to Khyunglung near old Bon monasteries called Guru Gem. Here you will find beautiful hot springs, where you may be able to take a bath. Then drive back to the camp in the evening - Tirthapuri.
Day 12: Drive to Tholing – Tsaparang, overnight Tibetan family guesthouse
Drive to Tholing about 3 hours, on the way picturesque spectacular scenery and take a lunch at Tholing restaurant then visit Tholing with its white and red monasteries and drive to Tsaparang overnight at Tibetan family guest house.
Day 13: Tsaparang excursion day, overnight Tibetan family guesthouse
After breakfast visit the Guge Kingdom with the Morning view in Sutlej valley. The former royal cities of the Kingdom of Guge are located in a spectacular canyon in the Sutlej River, India is not so far from here. Tholing Tsaparang were the most important cities in Tibet during the 11th Century and by the 1042 of the scholar Atisha was invited to India by Tholing. Particularly impressive is the amazing murals in the palace and the monasteries are situated on a hilltop landscape. During the ten to twelve century, this was the center of Tibetan culture, which still testifies to the impressive murals. Overnight in Tsaparang
Day 14: Drive to Darchen, Guesthouse
All the way back three and half hour to the main road towards Kailash Darchen. Day trip to Gangda and Sirliung Gompa if the local government allowed. Overnight stay in the Sun Moon Guesthouse opened by Swiss Kailash Hospital.
Day 15: drive to Tarboche – trek to Dera phuk, Overnight tented camp
You can drive to Tarboche about 30 minutes or start trekking around the holy mountain of Kailash the highlight of the trip is two and half day (51 miles) of the Holy Mount Kailash Kora/circumstance, which is called by the Tibetans and the Hindus Kora or Parikrama for the circumstance. The western valley with Padmasambhava, the great magician, at Dirapuk gompa at 4.900m height. From there, offers a fantastic view on the north side of the Mount Kailash
Day 16: Trek to Dolma La 5630m – camp at before Zutul phuk, overnight tented camp
After cross the wooden bridge little climb takes you the graveyard after Shiva Tsal Vajrayogini, as a symbol of death, pilgrims leave here back a piece of clothing or a little hair as well as money for next time.The Dolma La Pass is situated at 5630m, it is the physical and spiritually the highest point of the Kailash trip via Simikot. The Dolmala pass awaits you with colorful prayer flags. After the pass bellow appears Gauri Kund Lake (Tso Tuksche). Hindus takes a bottle of holy water for their home. The eastern valley is associated with Milarepa, the famous Tibetan hermit, whose history is closely interwoven with the mountain.The camp will be set near the Zutrulphuk Gompa have the ability to go between the latching points individually.
Day 17: Trek to Darchen – drive to Horchu – Manasarovar lake, Overnight tented camp
After visit for the Pooja at Zutrulphuk Monastery, about three hours trekking to the ending point of Kora and time to say good bye to the Yakpas {Yak man} where to pick you up by jeep, 30 minutes drive to Horchu or walk for full kora to Darchen about an hour approximately, camp at Manasarovar Lake side Camp
Day 18: Rest day
This day will be a lazy day after Kailash Kora, washing clothes, drying things and just walk around the lake relaxing.
Day 19: Drive to Trough Gumba, overnight tented camp
Today, start of the circumnavigation of Manasarovar lakeYou can walk along the eastern shore to Trugo Gompa about seven to eight hours or alternatively jeep drive partly as you wise. You will have wonderful views of Mount Kailash across the blue Manasarovar Lake like the sky.
Day 20: Drive to Chiu Gumba, overnight tented camp
Along the way either drive or walk with fantastic views along the Gurla Mandata and Mount Kailash. Today, the circumnavigation on about two hours from Gossul to Chiu Gompa or can also drive. Enjoy the serenity of the lake to visit the monastery and the hot springs.
Day 21: Rest day
This rest day can be you need cut if it previously occurred in the Tour delays because of flight cancelation Nepalgunj to Simikot due to bad weather.
Day 22: Drive to Dzongba, overnight tented camp
Drive along the Tsang Po river (Brahmaputra} the tour show you views on the Dolpo, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massive and on the north side of the Kingdom of Mustang of the Nepal Himalaya ranges.
Day 23: Drive to Zdangmu, Overnight guesthouse
This day scenery will be a lake called Peigu Tso, a large, deep blue lake with views of the Mount Shishapangma 8,000m above the sea level. The day gives you Tibetan plateau and drive via Nyalam through a spectacular gorge down to the border side. Within few hours come from throughTibetan plateau to full oxygen greenery scenery approximately 1100m above sea border side in Dzhangmu.
Day 24: Drive to Kathmandu, Overnight Hotel
Drive about 20 minutes down to Friendship Bridge and complete the necessary customs formalities and Crossing the border into Nepal. In Nepal side will be waiting for our border representative with transport for Kathmandu, it takes about four to five hours, depends on the road condition.
Day: 25 Free day Kathmandu, overnight hotel
Free day for shopping and evening farewell dinner, overnight Hotel
26: Departure
We transfer to airport and the service is finished
- All ground transports by private vehicle as per itinerary required
- Kathmandu accommodation inclusive breakfast as per itinerary
- Nepalgunj accommodation/food on full board
- All entry fees as per itinerary {Humla special permit for the first week US $ 50 per person then after one week US $ 7 per person per day and monasteries fees in Nepal and Tibet}
- Present Chinese visa US $ 85 per person {subject to be changed}
- Kathmandu Nepalgunj Simikot airfare US $ 390 and airport tax {subject to be changed}
- Three times meals {Veg. non veg. } including Lunch, Dinner and breakfast during trek with hot water/tea/coffee
- An English speaking highly experienced friendly and helpful Nepal trekking guide
- An experience cook for camping trek
- Tent, mattress, chair, table and cooking utensils during camping trek
- Camping charge
- Needed mules for luggage in Nepal part and Yak and Yak man for Kailash Kora
- Jeep/van or bus + one supporting truck in Tibet as a group size
- Oxygen cylinder and first aid kit
- Guest house in Tibet as per itinerary
- An English speaking Tibetan guide in Tibet
- Guide, cook, needed Sherpa and porters, their salary/food/accommodation/insurance and required transports
- Rain protection duffel bag for luggage
- Farwell dinner in Kathmandu at the end of the trip
- Company guarantee the rescue services if needed; please hand over your insurance policy copy to us
- Government taxes and office service charge
- International airfare
- Nepal visa fee which obtained at the airport on arrival, a multiple tourist visa for 15 days US $ 25, for 30 days US $ 40 and for 90 days US $ 100 or Equivalent convertible currency {bring 2 copies passport size picture}
- Helicopter charter to Simikot from Nepalgunj on flight cancelation due to bad weather
- Extra nights Hotel in Nepalgunj on flight cancelation due to bad weather
- Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks bottle of mineral water and snack foods during trekking
- Meals in Kathmandu
- Restaurant food bills during camping if out of plan
- Guest house charge in Tibet if out of itinerary
- Any personal medical or evacuation expenses incur and strongly recommend international Travel Insurance
- Extra porter for the personal day bag pack
- Horse/Yak riding along the trek
- Political disturbance blockade expenses
- Extra cost on natural disaster
- Sleeping bag can be rented from company @ USD 00.80 cent per day per piece
- Kathmandu sightseeing {it will be extra because we should arrange according to your staying in Nepal}
- Any other expenses which are not mentioned in the cost include
- Tips to staffs
Note:- 1. Single tent supplement charge will be extra charged (US $ 200 each single tent)
2. Single supplement service not available at any guesthouse during Tibet


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text: Just over a year ago we did newborn pictures of Piper. Well, she is back and she has grown. We did these in the studio this morning. She is so cute and we had so much fun. Our second session will be this afternoon as we attempt to go outdoors. It is supposed to be a little warmer today. Fingers crossed.


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in case you haven't yet visited the Zoot blog, check it out ...they just posted a video interview with me and my NytroWomen teammates...watching yourself on video is really. really. awkward. and in case watching me talk is not at the top of your list of most riveting things to do, check it out anyway and add it to your feed. monthly posts from triathlon's finest- Sam McGlone and Luke Bell. Also, some funny reads and video from Aaron, the "everyday" man training for ironman C'oeur D'Alene. I watched his video the other day and he made ME feel lazy. Aaron gets up before 4am to workout and fits it ALL in during the week so he can chill with the wife and kids on the weekend.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
5 comments:
- Yasi said...
That's a great video! I hate watching myself on videos too, I always feel like such a tool. You three look great though! I've been thinking about compression stuff, you may have just convinced me to go the Zoot route!
- March 23, 2010 at 11:34 AM
- Stephanie Corker Irwin said...
"Looking good on the road" - my favorite quote! You guys are awesome!!
- March 23, 2010 at 3:53 PM
- Sherry said...
Beth you are so chill! Great interview! Your kits ARE amazing! Best of luck to all of you this year!
- March 23, 2010 at 4:22 PM
- Christi said...
I really loved the video. Good luck to you and your teammates!
- March 24, 2010 at 7:10 AM
- J.P. Patrick said...
I'm not afraid to wear pink if I can train with you animals!!
- March 24, 2010 at 7:47 PM
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Beart, a winner over track and trip a year ago, has run quite well on his latest starts and looks ready to score again soon. GOLD FALCON showed some potential for Dave Simcock last summer and has been going well for new connections, coming with a late burst to score on his first start over the trip three weeks ago. He's been raised 6lb but Ian Brennan's claim takes care of half that and he can complete the double. The veteran Maundy Money has been running reasonably well so the fact that he's now on his lowest mark since 2007 suggests he should be taken seriously but Khelino probably represents the main threat as she's been in good form without quite getting there. Pivotal Rock may do best of the remainder.
Lord Kenmare (USA) 10-1 (8-0) Held up towards rear, ridden 2f out, 10th 1f out, kept on one pace, 9th of 13, 6l behind Akasaka (10-3) at Dundalk 1m hcap pol in Jan.
Maundy Money 12-1 (8-5) Towards rear, headway and kept on without threatening from over 1f out, 6th of 12, 6l behind Cash Or Casualty (8-9) at Dundalk 7f hcap pol in Feb.
Gold Falcon (IRE) 12-1 (9-4) Settled towards rear, 9th halfway, headway early straight and led 1f out, kept on under pressure inside final furlong, held on well, won at Dundalk 1m hcp 47-65 pol in Feb beating Clare Harrier (9-6) by 1/2l, 13 ran.
Beart (IRE) 8-1 (9-0) Waited with, progress 1 1/2f out, soon chased leaders and kept on same pace from 1f out, 5th of 14, 3l behind Bualadh Croi (8-7) at Dundalk 1m hcap pol.
Colla Pier (IRE) 66-1 (8-10) Soon led, headed after halfway but clear of remainder approaching straight, no extra early straight and soon dropped to rear, no extra, last of 6, 11l behind Steps To Freedom (9-13) at Dundalk 1m 3f 4yo stk pol in Feb.
Pivotal Rock (IRE) 8-1 (9-3) Mid-division, 8th halfway, no extra under 2f out, kept on one pace (finished 7th and placed 6th), 6th of 13, 5l behind Gold Falcon (9-4) at Dundalk 1m hcp 47-65 pol in Feb.
Silenceofthewind (USA) 20-1 (9-1) Tracked leaders on inner, 6th halfway, 5th and switched right early straight, no impression from 1f out, kept on one pace (finished 5th but disqualified as rider failed to weigh in), in a race won by Gold Falcon (9-4) at Dundalk 1m hcp 47-65 pol in Feb, 13 ran.
Cheherazad (IRE) 13-8fav (8-12) Tracked leaders, driven to challenge over 1f out, led entering final furlong, stayed on well, won at Lingfield 6f mdn auc stks (6) pol in Nov '11 beating Court Applause (9-3) by 1 1/2l, 11 ran.
Jeangeorges (IRE) 25-1 (8-13) Soon led, strongly pressed early straight and headed 2f out, soon weakened, 11th of 12, 21l behind Alvar (9-12) at Dundalk 1m hcp 47-65 pol in Feb.
Khelino (IRE) 12-1 (9-6) Settled in rear, headway on outer to go 5th 1f out, kept on inside final furlong without troubling first 2, 3rd of 12, 3 1/2l behind Alvar (9-12) at Dundalk 1m hcp 47-65 pol in Feb.
Atlas Peak (IRE) 12-1 (8-10) Rear of mid-division, 11th before halfway, kept on same pace under pressure without threatening from over 1f out, 7th of 14, 4l behind Indian Landing (10-0) at Dundalk 7f hcp 47-65 pol in Feb.
Spirit In The Rye (IRE) 25-1 (9-3) Led early and raced keenly, 3rd halfway, no impression and dropped to 6th 1f out, no extra (finished 6th and placed 5th), 5th of 13, 5l behind Gold Falcon (9-4) at Dundalk 1m hcp 47-65 pol in Feb.
Wagadoogoochoochoo (IRE) 6-1 (9-0) Chased leaders, weakened from 3f out, 12th of 13, 18l behind Liberty To Rock (8-11) at Bellewstown 1m hcp 47-65 sft in Aug.
Stoichkhov (IRE) 10-1 (8-12) Mid-division, 7th halfway, ridden and no impression 1f out, kept on one pace, 7th of 12, 7l behind Alvar (9-12) at Dundalk 1m hcp 47-65 pol in Feb.


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Happy March 1st, aka the day I give myself permission to start spring'ing it up! As much as I have a vision of myself in pastel dresses running through a flower field, it's likely that I won't be able to do that until at least June/July. Until then, I'll need an assortment of spring jackets for every occasion. Here are the five styles I've got my eyes on:
- Halogen's collarless tweed jacket reads as pink from a distance, but up close you'll see that it's woven with red & white.
- On the casual side, I already have big plans for Old Navy's denim jacket that involves a sheer top & floral pants. It's gonna be epic!
- I've never met a cape I didn't like, and ELOQUII's Studio Capelet Jacket is no exception.
- There is absolutely part of me that wishes I had room for every novelty moto jacket available. This style from Lane Bryant proves it's possible to look as delicious as mint chocolate chip ice cream & still be a badass.
- Longline pieces are hot right now, whether they're a vest or a jacket. This buttonless style from SimplyBe is the best of both worlds. Bonus points for the lightweight waffle fabric & a colorful nod to one of the Pantone colors of the year.
Did I leave off any of your favorites? I didn't find nearly enough pink jackets, so I need someone to fix that ASAP.


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Identification and In-vivo Characterization of a Novel OhrR Transcriptional Regulator in Burkholderia xenovorans LB400
Transcriptional regulators (TRs) are an important and versatile group of proteins, yet very little progress has been achieved towards the discovery and annotation of their biological functions. We have characterized a previously unknown organic hydroperoxide resistance regulator from Burkholderia xenovoransLB400, Bxe_B2842, which is homologous to E. coli's OhrR. Bxe_B2842 regulates the expression of an organic hydroperoxide resistance protein (OsmC). We utilized frontal affinity chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry (FAC-MS) and electrophoretic mobility gel shift assays (EMSA) to identify and characterize the possible effectors of the regulation by Bxe_B2842. Without an effector, Bxe_B2842 binds a DNA operator sequence (DOS) upstream of osmC. FAC-MS results suggest that 2-aminophenol binds to the protein and is potentially an effector molecule. EMSA analysis shows that 2-aminophenol also attenuates the Bxe_B2842's affinity for its DOS. EMSA analysis also shows that organic peroxides attenuate Bxe_B2842/DOS affinity, suggesting that binding of the TR to its DOS is regulated by the two-cysteine mechanism, common to TRs in this family. Bxe_B2842 is the first OhrR TR to have both oxidative and effector-binding mechanisms of regulation. Our paper reveals further mechanistic diversity TR mediated gene regulation and provides insights into methods for function discovery of TRs.
- Authors:
- Los Alamos National Lab. (LANL), Los Alamos, NM (United States)
- Los Alamos National Lab. (LANL), Los Alamos, NM (United States)ry
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Journal ID: ISSN 1925-430X
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- Accepted Manuscript
- Journal Name:
- Journal of Molecular Biology Research
- Additional Journal Information:
- Journal Volume: 3; Journal Issue: 1; Journal ID: ISSN 1925-430X
- Publisher:
- Canadian Center of Science and Education
- Research Org:
- Los Alamos National Lab. (LANL), Los Alamos, NM (United States)
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- United States
- Language:
- English
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- 59 BASIC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES; transcriptional regulator (TR), transcriptional regulator effector (TRE); fontal affinity chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry (FAC-MS), Burkholderia xenovorans LB400; organic hydroperoxide resistance regulator (OhrR); derepression; organic peroxides; Bxe_B2842 and 2-aminophenol
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