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Harken Energy Provides Domestic Operations Update
Harken Energy
|Wednesday, November 10, 2004
Harken Energy Corporation has released updated production figures, well completion status and increased 2004 expected capital expenditures for its domestic oil and gas operations, which are located primarily along the onshore and offshore Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast. Harken's domestic operations are managed by its wholly owned subsidiary, Gulf Energy Management Company ("GEM").
Currently, GEM's net domestic production rate is at approximately 9 million cubic feet equivalent per day. Harken is committed to the continuing development of its domestic operations and has increased its 2004 budgeted capital expenditures by $3 million to approximately $12 million, to grow its Gulf Coast operations. The following field data updates the status of GEM's domestic operations through the end of October.
Lapeyrouse Field. Terrebonne Parish -- Louisiana
GEM has participated in an active field redevelopment program that has included an interest in 6 successful wells in the Lapeyrouse field since the fourth quarter of 2003. GEM holds an average non-operated working interest of 10% in each of the six wells that are together producing at a combined gross rate of 24 million cubic feet equivalent per day, for a net production to GEM of approximately 1.6 million cubic feet equivalent per day. Two additional wells have been proposed and approved for drilling as soon as rigs become available. Both are projected to have a total depth of about 15,000' TVD.
Main Pass, Plaquemines Parish -- Louisiana
GEM sustained minor damage to its offshore facility from Hurricane Ivan in September 2004 interrupting its Main Pass 35 operations. Repairs are now essentially complete, and production from Main Pass 35 has now fully resumed. GEM holds an average 90% working interest in the Main Pass field. GEM continues its geological and geophysical study, utilizing the recently acquired license to 21 square miles of 3D seismic data covering the area held by production leases.
Raymondville, Willacy and Kenedy Counties -- Texas
GEM is continuing to participate in an aggressive workover and recompletion program at Raymondville to bring on new reservoir production. This program has included 15 recompletions to date this year, of which 14 have been successful. GEM has an average 27% non-operated working interest in this field.
Lake Raccourci Field, Lafourche Parish -- Louisiana
As of October 2004, the Lake Raccourci field production rate, which had doubled during the first quarter of 2004, is now at approximately 8.5 million cubic feet per day, gross. GEM holds a 40% operated working interest in each of its Lake Raccourci wells. GEM is presently evaluating prospects in the field using its 60-square mile reprocessed 3D seismic database.
New 3D Seismic Licenses Acquired -- Louisiana
GEM has acquired a license covering approximately 155 square miles of 3D seismic data in three different surveys across south Louisiana. The largest database is in Terrebonne Parish and includes approximately 70 square miles. Approximately 56 square miles is in Cameron Parish, and approximately 29 square miles in Iberville Parish. A number of leads have developed in this continuing study. The process of cataloging and prioritizing is underway.
New Mineral Interest Acquired -- Texas and Louisiana
GEM has acquired mineral interest in 6 drill-ready prospects in Texas and Louisiana. These prospects are generally multi-well opportunities, exploitation in nature with an exploration component. The first two of these wells, in the South Beach and Branville Bay Fields, as described below, have been drilled and logged.
South Beach Field, Chambers County -- Texas
GEM has a non-operated working interest of 9.375% in this area. The initial well was drilled to a true vertical depth of 10,750 feet. The well was logged productive in two sands. The well has been completed in the lower sand. Based on nearby wells in the same sand, GEM expects initial production to be about 7 million gross cubic feet of natural gas and about 300 gross barrels per day of condensate. First sales are expected in late November or early December 2004.
Branville Bay Field, Plaquemines Parish -- Louisiana
GEM has a non-operated working interest of 12.5% in this area. The initial well was drilled to a total depth of 7,400 feet. This well also logged productive in two sands. The well was completed as a dual with total expected gross production of about 500 Bbls per day oil. The first sales of production are expected in December 2004.
"We are pleased with the results from our domestic operations through the first ten months of 2004. Our two new successful wells have the potential to increase our current daily production by approximately 10%. Also, we are confident that further analysis of our existing and newly acquired 3-D seismic data will allow us to identify new prospects," said Jim Denny, President of Gulf Energy Management Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Harken Energy Corporation. "Since our last update we added four new prospects to complement our existing domestic portfolio and accelerate production growth. We remain strongly committed to our 2004 goal to add production and to generate increased sales of oil and gas from our domestic assets at reasonable finding costs."
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I Say Things Without Thinking
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 268 People
I Say What I'm Thinking...without thinking what i'm saying. i'm too open and honest for my own good, i open my mouth and the plain truth just falls out without any sugar coating or self preservation. i've upset people without meaning to and embarrassed myself beyond belief at times. honesty is good, but...
cerberus3030150 36-40 6 Responses 1 Jul 10, 2009
It's Only Human...We say what we do sometimes. Sometimes it makes us sound stupid or turn us into *******/********. But I think what we say in anger is what we really truly feel, at the time anyways.
LylaRocks 26-30, F 0 Feb 10, 2009
She Hates Me!I am always saying things without thinking.. so today me and a girl from work decided to go eat after work and i asked her how her and her boyfriend met.. and said that he was so weird in highschool and everyone thought he was crazy... I asked her if he was always like that...
andshestillsmiles 18-21, F 3 Responses 0 Oct 2, 2009
I didn't mean to offend someone Isub-consciously say or type things without thinking and I hate it when somebody ignores me because of it it makes me few like ****.
Aprilmizu42 16-17, F 0 Aug 20, 2015
I have been known to op...I have been known to open my 'big gob'' sometimes without thinking yes! Before i have thought things through i've made the mistake of saying it! nothing bad though i may add! lol :-)
welshbabe 46-50, F 1 Response 1 May 22, 2009
ALL the Freaking Timethis is such a bad thing for me. especially since the people around me now are so ******* judgemental and sensitive. i cant just say "oh what i meant to say was..." or "i wasnt thinking". because by then they already are judging me and thinking how messed up i...
goldie25 31-35, F 6 Responses 0 Feb 11, 2009
I Blurt Out Random ThingsI always blurt out random things. Just a few weeks ago me two of my friends where talking and then al of a sudden i just said Etheir Leg. I was so embarising. Just to bluirt out something like that. Al so to day I was just talking and then i started to dance and say do yoiu...
inou 18-21, M 0 Apr 11, 2008
I Say Things Without Thinking Sometimes....At times when this happens I regret it afterwards. I can say things without thinking the words over...and I say hurtful things to those I love. This is one of the many negative aspects of myself that I am trying to change. It does not happen as often now as it did back then...
TheemopandaX 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Jan 17, 2013
And Then It Gets Awkward.I told my assistant manager that he should be promoted to manager, because my manager isn't really like a manager at all because he's so fun and my assistant manager is so serious and strict. I meant all of what I said in the most innocent of ways, but it came out all...
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I am currently writing a book dedicated to special needs moms. My vision for this book is three-fold: To serve as a support for all mom's who have children diagnosed with special needs–especially those mom's just getting these diagnoses for the first time; To give practical, helpful advice from the lens of a developmental expert; To pay tribute to these AMAZING women–who over the (almost 20!) years in practice, I am still in awe over.
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Nov 27, 1995
By Danielle Herubin
The Palm Beach Post
From Savers To Suers–An Influx of small investors–followed by lawyers–has shareholder suits going up and up.
A scant two decades ago, Pop would just shake his head over a failed investment in "the market." Mom would say she had told him so, and the two would thank their lucky stars they had left most of their money where it belonged.
In a bank.
But when the same scene happens today, there are two significant differences. First, the couple probably had sunk a huge chunk–if not all–of their retirement money into the bad investment.
Second, they sue.
Since 1987, the markets' last major crash, lawsuits and actions by shareholders against company executives, brokers and board members have soared, according to securities and market experts. A recent study by National Economic Research Associates, an independent consulting firm, found that last year 183 class action securities lawsuits were concluded, a 20 percent increase over 1991.
The obvious conclusion: Investors are no longer content to admit they may have made a mistake. Instead, the lawsuits indicate they hold the broker, his firm and the company's executives responsible for any drop in stock prices.
Evidence of the trend is apparent all around Palm Beach County. Investors have sued such companies as Brothers Gourmet Coffees, Inc., the chemical conglomerate W. R. Grace & Co., and perfume distributor Model Imperial Inc., to name a few. All accuse the corporate officers of mis-management and seek money to compensate them for losses on the stock price.
The lawsuits have reached such a level–in the form of huge payouts to investors–that there is legislation in Congress that would severely restrict when shareholders may sue and for how much.
To some extent, the lawsuits reflect today's hyper-litigious society. But a host of brokers, lawyers and market watchers say the increase in lawsuits against companies is rooted in recent changes in the way America invests.
In the 1970s, inflation wrought havoc on the U.S. economy. Interest rates by the early 1980s reached breathtaking levels–imagine today thinking that a fixed-rate 18 percent mortgage was hard to find. People left their banks–the safe havens for money–and put it in the bond and money markets.
"They were high interest rate and no risk," said Roy Warren, a former branch manager for First Southeastern Securities Group Inc. "That created an expectation in the investor."
Then the balloon popped. Money markets dropped to the 3 percent range from 16 percent. Banks were no better. The people, "savers" who had kept their money in banks, suddenly found themselves unable to get what they considered a decent return on their investments.
"Everybody was saying the same thing–give me some kind of decent return," Warren said. "So the real smart guys–fund managers–were left answering the question: How are we going to meet the demands of our clients?"
The stock market, formerly the playground of sophisticated investors and institutions, suddenly became the savings account of the nation. Money put in the New York Stock Exchange alone has nearly tripled in the last 10 years, to $5.64 trillion. A recent New York Stock Exchange study found that by 1990, 51 million Americans owned shares in a publicly traded company, an increase of 70 percent during the decade.
"There's no question that you have a different type of investor," said Mike Pucillo, a leading West Palm Beach shareholder attorney. "First of all you have a lot more individuals in the market, and you also have more traders than investors."
The "traders" are people still hunting for those big returns. Investors used to be people who bought stock in companies such as Coca-Cola and held it for most of their lives.
Then, in 1987, two things happened. First, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June on a case involving how clients may try to recover losses. The court said in Shearson/American Express vs. McMahon that arbitration clauses written into firms' contracts were binding.
"That kind of opened the door to arbitration cases," said Lawrence L. Klayman, a shareholder attorney with West Palm Beach based Davis, Gordon & Doner.
Then, on Oct. 19, stock markets around the world crashed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average–and index of 30 blue-chip stocks–plummeted 508 points. Overnight, some investors had lost their lifetime savings.
The two things were a potent combination: Heavy losses and an open legal door.
A recession in the early 1990s caused a migration of personal injury and real estate attorneys to cross over into securities litigation, said Robert Pearce, a securities lawyer at Lerner & Pearce in Fort Lauderdale. And a lot of people who weren't attorneys–such as former brokers–got into the consulting and arbitration business.
"These non-attorneys came in and heavily advertised," Pearce said. "And so you found yourself in a position where you had to compete with the non-attorneys."
The competition plays itself out every day in the pages of newspapers, on the back of the Yellow Pages, and on late-night television ads. Just like the ads that read, "If you've been injured in an accident, you may be entitled to…", the ads to attract injured investors promise recovery of money.
Pearce said his firm was forced for competitive reasons to begin advertising for clients last year for the first time since it went into business in 1983. The advertising, coupled with extensive coverage of major Wall Street scandals, have made investors aware that they don't have to take a beating in the stock market lying down.
"Investors are becoming more aware." Pearce said.
Pucillo said improvements in technology that brings news to investors also has played a role. People with television sets or computers know what's happening on Wall Street almost the minute it happens.
The speed at which they absorb news has helped fuel a trader mentality.
"People used to buy a stock and hold it forever," Pucillo said. "Now people have the attention span of the next quarter."


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HI, I'm also curious about the configuration issue mentioned in some of the relate bugs. If I was implementing this I think what I'd do is something like this. Irst lets declare a struct for what options a voice profile has like this struct voice_profile{ char *name; // why not mane it char *lang; char *synth; int rate; int pitch; ... // some more stuff we'd like to have }; Then we can keep a circular linked list of these structs and have keystrokes to move around the circle. We could use some other data structure, but who likes corner cases. Then we have to read and write this to a config file. It sems like this is fairly easy if we import the config fle like we do know, or read and parse it, but I'm not sure I see an easy way to do it with gconf. I admit to not knowing much of anything about gconf or gsettings, but it seems like it can only have mappings from a given set of keys to values? For importing a file I'm assuming that python allows one to statically declare an array of structs or classes like in c something like this. struct profile_list[] = { {"main", "en_us", "espeak", 4, 5,}, {"alternate", "en_gb", "flite", 4, 5,}, }; Trev On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 01:07:58PM -0400, Trevor Saunders wrote:
Hi, As has been discused previously I think generalized voice profiles are better than language profiles, the only real difference being that you could have different profiles for the same language. As for auto detection I'd be willing to consider choosing based on char set, but I don't much like huristics beyond that. Its complicated, and will add a lot of complicated code. Why don't we just let the user tell us what language they'd like us to change to? Humans are good at this sort of thing lets use that. I have some questions about the char set identification too, supose a user is using an english language and we encounter chars that could be in ukrainian or russian, witch do you switch to? Trev On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 09:23:42AM -0700, Bill Cox wrote:On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 6:31 AM, Joanmarie Diggs <joanmarie diggs gmail com> wrote:Are you planing to implement the switching of languages in the synth only or replacing orca's locale?Can I have a third choice? <smile>Based on my limited understanding of the problem, I suspect the best solution would be to have "language profiles" in Orca, like described in bug 419742, that users can switch between quickly. In addition, it would be great to have speech-dispatcher/opentts on the back end run a simple heuristic to detect what language is actually being spoken, the way voiceman does, and to temporarily switch when another language is detected. We could perhaps simply copy the heuristic. If I understand correctly, there are many Russian web sites that have a lot of English embedded, with no simple means of determining the language, except to look at the characters used. Since there is little or no overlap between Russian and English letters, it's easy to detect when to switch. However, I've been told that it's harder to detect the switch between Russian and Ukraine, and that users currently manually switch in this case. Perhaps we could do better language detection by loading the most common 20,000 or so words per language profile, and matching each phrase to be spoken to them. Bill _______________________________________________ orca-list mailing list orca-list gnome org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/orca-list Visit http://live.gnome.org/Orca for more information on Orca. The manual is at http://library.gnome.org/users/gnome-access-guide/nightly/ats-2.html The FAQ is at http://live.gnome.org/Orca/FrequentlyAskedQuestions Netiquette Guidelines are at http://live.gnome.org/Orca/FrequentlyAskedQuestions/NetiquetteGuidelines Log bugs and feature requests at http://bugzilla.gnome.org Find out how to help at http://live.gnome.org/Orca/HowCanIHelp


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With 13 departures across 9 European itineraries created specifically for families in 2016, Uniworld is the only river cruise line offering such a range of all-inclusive family departures. Young travellers between the ages of 4 and 18 receive 50% off when travelling with an adult. Uniworld offers a full range of included onshore excursions and onboard activities – some geared for children and others tailored for tweens and teens.
Budding artists and artisans, adventure seekers, aspiring foodies, young scientists, the culturally curious, nature lovers, and sports enthusiasts will find something to love about Uniworld's authentic, one-of-a-kind family cruises.
From exciting onshore excursion options like "Christmas with Dinosaurs," "Lipizzaner stallions at Vienna's Spanish Riding School," and "gondola rowing on the Venetian canals," to onboard adventures including baking classes, language sessions and behind-the-scenes tours of the ship, Uniworld truly entertains cruisers of all ages.
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(AARP Bulletin) I, too, am America." This line, from Langston Hughes' 1925 poem "I, Too," is prominently displayed at the National Museum of African American His – tory and Culture, set to open in Washington, D.C., later this month. It's a museum that has been 100 years in the making. In 1915, a group of
It's a museum that has been 100 years in the making. In 1915, a group of African-American Civil War veterans attended a reunion in Washington and called for the creation of a memorial there recognizing the achievements of African Americans. It was not until 2003 that the museum was established by Congress as part of the Smithsonian Institution, and groundbreaking did not take place until 2012.
Hughes' verse seems ideally suited to the vision and even the location of this newest museum on the National Mall, where a quarter of a million Americans of all backgrounds came together in 1963 for the pivotal March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, a turning point in the history of civil rights. The sweeping vistas take in the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Memorial, the National World War II Memorial and the Lincoln Memorial, from whose steps the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his timeless "I Have a Dream" speech.
In the words of museum director Lonnie Bunch, "The African American story is the quintessential American story." The museum's collections tell that story from the period of the slave trade through the long and continuing battle for civil rights and equal opportunities.
The vast array of artifacts includes several touching on the life of Harriet Tubman, an escaped slave who brought freedom to hundreds through the Underground Railroad.
Visitors will see a 19th-century slave cabin, as well as the glass-topped coffin that carried the body of 14-year-old Emmett Till, brutally murdered in Mississippi in 1955 after allegedly flirting with a white woman. His death became a catalyst for the modern civil rights movement.
The museum houses a 77-ton Pullman Palace passenger car from the Jim Crow era and the Woolworth's lunch counter stools from Greensboro, N.C., where four African American students carried out the 1960 sit-in that helped topple legal segregation.
The African American story is not only about oppression and struggle. It is also about achievement, heroism, and a vibrant culture celebrated throughout the world.
A PT-13D biplane, used at Tuskegee Institute to train African American airmen for combat duty in World War II, hangs from the ceiling. Louis Armstrong's trumpet has a place of honor, and there is a parking space for Chuck Berry's red Cadillac convertible. Artifacts in the sports gallery include boxing gear worn by Muhammad Ali and a tennis racket used by Althea Gibson, the first African-American to compete at (and win) Wimbledon, in the 1950s.
President Obama is scheduled to speak at the museum's opening on Saturday, Sept. 24. The event will celebrate the opening as a milepost in a nation's still-painful march toward what the late Congresswoman Barbara Jordan called "an America as good as its promise."


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"Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known."
~Oscar Wilde
About the girl behind the designs
HeatherRenae was born and raised in Miami, Florida. She spent her childhood in the Florida Keys snorkeling, water skiing and daydreaming of all of the treasure she may discover in the depths of that beautiful blue-green ocean.
After graduating high school she moved north to attend college in Boston for Film. Believing that the film industry was her calling, Heather decided that it was her destiny to move out west. While working on a variety of movies and tv shows, Heather realized that her passion was really that of an artist. Coming from a family of artists; painters, drawers and illustrators, she realized that she needed to discover the art that lay within herself.
In 2011, Heather started creating jewelry for herself and friends as another way to express her ever growing artistic urge to create something personal, something tactile. With the strong encouragement and urging of her friends she started to create jewelry that inspired her; jewelry that expressed her inner most daydreams and feelings about alchemy, faith, ancient worlds, mysticism and religion.
In 2013, Heather started using the lost wax technique of jewelry making. An old ancient art form of making jewelry, first employed by the ancient Egyptians. All pieces are created and carved out of wax and then cast in the metals of her choosing. Every piece of handmade jewelry receives its own semblance of individuality and care, focusing each on its' own natural imperfections, if you will.


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This mod will change the MP gameply in Allied Assault a bit more to the one in Spearhead. It adds all mp skins, a blood mod and will change the default font and the sounds.
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Trying to Unplug and Drive
Getting the Feel for an Electric Car May Include a Flicker of 'Range Anxiety'
Last weekend, I tried to live a greener, battery-powered life.
I borrowed an electric car made by Mitsubishi Motors Corp., and I resolved to spend part of Sunday riding a bike. I had a video camera to record my experiences.
The car and the camera were powered by lithium-ion batteries, which in turn are recharged by the electric grid. The...


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TESTING 'HUILE EXTRAORDINARY OIL' by L'OREAL
Rebellious. That's the word.
So glamorous it looks when it's tamed by a professional hairdresser so wild and messy it gets when I try to brush my locks. So when I was asked to test this new miracle hair oil by L'Oréal many have been raving about I just got to try it.
The product comes in a glass bottle and is introduced as a product to tame unruly hair.
The oil treatment contains 6 flower extracts, namely lotus, tiare, rose, flax, chamomile and marticaria for a sumptuously smooth & soft result.
With roots in Belgium and Spain my manes are long, thick and especially high maintenance.
Over the years I created a routine with specific products and handlings to (try to) control my uncontrollable hair.
My main quest is to get rid of the dryness and frizziness (remember that one Friends episode when they go to Barbados and Monica's hair changes into an afro due to high humidity?
well that's me :)
After application, I immediately noticed my hair is well nourished, shiny and smooth.
And although I'm not the biggest fan of oil based product this one gets absorbed into the strands of hair easily leaving you with a non-greasy finish.
Another plus is that you can use it before shampooing/conditioning, wet/damp hair or throughout the day, so basically anytime, anywhere you feel like your hair needs some nourishment.
For me personally, the Elseve 'Huile Extraordinary Oil' does controls the frizziness in my hair quite well, although I will always need my other products and a straightener.
But then again, not everyone has hair as a rebellious toddler. And at 17,50€ this hair oil is definitely value for money and worth trying.
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If you're still behind on gift shopping and don't want to spend a lot of cash, why not give a DIY gift?
They're inexpensive, if not free, and they offer a unique, personal feel when gift giving. I'm a huge fan of DIY when it comes to gifts and there are so many incredible ideas out there that there is literally something for everyone. It can actually kind of overwhelming to google "DIY gifts" because there are that many options so I thought I'd share my favorite DIY gift ideas with you all, just in case you were curious 😉
This is a super cheap and easy gift for kids. All you really need is flour, oil, water, some glitter and some food coloring. The recipe for the play dough and everything is in this helpful post and it's really easy to follow. I think a lot of kids will enjoy this festive looking play dough!
Vanilla Extract is one of the easiest gifts around, though it does take some time. You have to prep a few weeks ahead of time so this isn't the best last minute gift, but it's a nice belated one if you know you'll be seeing someone after Christmas and want to gift them with something nice, but inexpensive. It takes at least 2 weeks to process and all you really need is some vodka and vanilla beans to do it. I actually gave these away as gifts last year and they're really popular with bakers, cooks and foodies!
This looks difficult, but actually isn't and this post breaks it down into super easy steps. All you need is a mug, chalkboard paint, a paint brush, and some masking tape to do it and the result is super cute!
{ DIY Candy Cane Sugar Scrub }
This one is a nice idea for the beauty lovers in your life. All you need is some sugar, peppermint oil, red food coloring, and a natural oil like almond or coconut oil and the result is super cute and festive!
{ DIY Iphone Case }
There are tons of DIYs for Iphone Cases, but this one from Washington Post is my favorite because it's done with actual dried flowers. I think it's such a beautiful idea for anyone, really.
During the holidays, who doesn't love sweets, amirite? That's why this Brownie Mix in A Jar Gift is so genius! All you need are the dry ingredients to make brownies and a jar with a lid and that's it! Layer them into the jar prettily and add a cute name tag and you're done 🙂
What's Your Favorite DIY Gift?
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What object could be used to symbolize Stargirl not being liked or popular anymore?
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I think that you want to find a symbol that has beauty, but has been corrupted or tainted. To a great extent, this is Stargirl. She is pure of heart and incorruptible. Yet, when she realizes that she is no longer beloved and that there are malevolent forces that exert their strength at her expense, it is a moment where beauty has become tainted or marked, something stained.
I think that a crushed rose would be one such symbol that could work here. The beauty of the rose in its intact form could represent Stargirl's purity of motive. The crushed element can symbolize how she feels when she experiences the sting of rejection in such harsh terms. This symbol also works because while the rose is crushed, it still retains its beauty, as Stargirl does. It retains its beauty while it remains distinct from the world around it, refusing to appropriate the ugliness of the world even in its crushed form. Stargirl is wounded and hurt by the world's callousness, and yet she still retains her distinct beauty, refusing to succumb to the ugliness of the world.


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Energy Forum: Even Oil Shale Power Depends Indirectly on Russia for Cooling Water ({{commentsTotal}})
Although much attention has been focused on reliance on Russian gas recently, even generation of electricity from Estonia's most strategic natural resource would be crippled if Russia cut off the supply of cooling water to the northeastern plants.
The Energy Forum is an annual event that wasn't supposed to focus on the geopolitical risks, Eesti Energia CEO Sandor Liive said, but talk turned to the risks involved in oil shale, and not just the environmental ones.
Russia controls the locks in the Narva city reservoir, which supplies cooling water to the power plants that generate the majority of Estonia's power.
Liive said it wouldn't be in anyone's interests, not even those of Russia, to let the water out. But if the water level should fall, for whatever reason, one option would be to establish extremely powerful pumping stations.
"We have weighed this option," Liive told Uudis+ on ERR radio. "We have not made the investment decision to this point." But if the risk scenario became more likely, the decision could be made, he added.


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The function was also attended by former CM O Ibobi Singh and other top senior government officers.
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh, Deputy CM Y Joykumar and other top civil and police officers attended the swearing in ceremony.
C P Joshi questioned the role of the Governor in Manipur and accused her of playing into the hands of the ruling party.
The BJP has come to power after 15 years of Congress rule in Manipur that was led by Okram Ibobi Singh.
The BJP-led coalition in Manipur includes allies NPP, NPF, LJP and others.
Manipur Highlights: Although the Congress emerged as the single largest party with 28 MLAs, the BJP, with 21 MLAs, claims to have the support of NPP (4), NPF (4), LJP (1), and three others.
Biren's popularity with other MLAs may have swung the vote in his favour after a round of hectic lobbying between him and party favourite Bishwajit Singh.
Since March 11, there has been high drama and political tussles over formation of the government in Manipur, with both the Congress and BJP claiming that they have the numbers.
She further said that the BJP-led group has been invited tomorrow to form the Government.
Earlier, in an interview with Indian Express, Irom Sharmila had said that that 'people would have voted for her but their right to vote has been occupied by money'.
Union minister Piyush Goyal had confirmed his candidature as the CM of the state as well.
Meanwhile, incumbent Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh submitted his resignation to the Governor in the evening.
Last year, Nongthombam Biren left the Congress, his party since 2007, to join the BJP.
The BJP has claimed it enjoyed the support of 32 MLAs in the 60-member assembly.
Biren thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP leadership for giving him an opportunity to serve Manipur.
Currently, the BJP claims to enjoy the support of 32 MLAs in the 60-member assembly.
The BJP claims to enjoy the support of 32 MLAs in the 60-member assembly.
Gaikhangam also described as "completely baseless" the reports that several Congress legislators, including Shyam Kumar, were in touch with the BJP and expressed a desire to support a BJP government.
Currently, the BJP claims to have the support of 31 MLAs in the 60-member assembly.
A day that saw the BJP steal a march over the Congress in a show of strength before the Governor in Manipur couldn't have had a more apt moment.
Senior Congress leader C P Joshi, deputed from Delhi and present at the party headquarters, accused the BJP of flouting "the norms of democracy".
Calling the BJP opportunistic Ibobi Singh said that the BJP had categorically denied tie ups with the naga peoples front ahead of the assembly elections.
As per the Constitution and norms, the single largest party is always invited to form the government, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said.
BJP general secretary Ram Madhav said the NPP and the LJP have extended their support to BJP to form the government.
The election threw up a hung verdict with none of the two mainstream parties, BJP and Congress being able to cross the magic figure of 31 in the 60-member Assembly.
The BJP did well in the valley, where the Congress was hoping to reap the benefits of economic blockade.
Manipur on Saturday threw up a hung assembly with the ruling Congress bagging 28 of the 60 seats and the BJP winning 21.
BJP leaders had earlier told The Indian Express that the party would look to form the government if it crosses the 20-seat mark, and it could now find willing allies among the 10 winners of smaller parties.
The results at the Thoubal constituency, where Irom lost to CM Okram Ibobi Singh, is not a surprise to most. Singh has remained unbeaten there for three terms now.
N Giridhar Singh, who is General Secretary of Association of Manipuri Diaspora, felt it would have done good to the state if the election had brought change of power.
Ibobi, with his decision to create seven new districts, was able to shift the poll plank on the issue of economic blockade and threat to territorial integrity of Manipur if the BJP comes to power.
Rights activist Irom Sharmila, who had contested against the Chief Minister, was relegated to fourth position after securing only 90 votes.
In today's election result, Irom Sharmila lost to chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh in Thoubal constituency.
Manipur Election Result 2017: Sharmila managed to get less than 100 votes while Ibobi secured over 15,000 votes.
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Jesus had been WITH the disciples during His earthly ministry, but by the Spirit He would come to be IN them. On earth He had only been able to be in one place at one time, but, by the Spirit's indwelling, the Church would take the presence of the Lord simultaneously to the uttermost parts of the earth.
"Even in acts of worship our strength is in the Lord. Consider prayer. Would we pray? Where will we find topics for our prayers? Alas, 'We know not what we should pray for as we ought' (Rom 8:26). Let us alone, and we will soon pray ourselves into some temptation or other, and beg for the very thing God knows we should not have. To protect us, then, God puts words in our mouths (Hos 14:2). But without some heart-heating affections to thaw the tap, the words will freeze on our lips. We may search in vain the corridors of our own hearts and the drafty corners of our souls. We will not find a spark upon our own hearth, unless it is some strange fire of our own desires, which will not do. No, the fire that thaws the iciness of the heart must come from heaven – a gift from God, who is 'a consuming fire' (Heb 12:29).
"First the Spirit stretches Himself upon the soul, as the prophet on the child; then the soul will begin to kindle and put forth some heavenly heat in its affections. At last the Spirit melts the heart, and prayer flows from the lips of the believer as naturally as tears from the eyes. And though the saint is the speaker, the author of the prayer is God. So we see that both the strength to pray and the prayer itself are from God."


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# 5372 -
M1911A1 Ithaca
U.S.43 on side with serial number Ithaca Arms Company Ithaca N. Y. on opposite side A friend recently purchased a
M1911a1 that appears to be the second weapon made in Ithacas second run in 1943. We have searched and it appears
to definitely look correct for Ithaca. The problem is there are no other markings such as ''Property U.S.
Government'' or ''Model 1911a1''. There are also no arsenal markings. Please help us figure this out. Again
everything looks correct except for the markings. Thanks for any help.
# 5342 -
Lugers 1900 U.S. Test
American Eagle over chamber. Read recently that the ''accepted'' range of serials of 6100 to 7100 for US test
Lugers may be too narrow. The gun I have has no ''Germany'' mark, no proof marks, and no ''safe'' or
''geseichert'' mark. The partial serial number on the takedown lever is stamped on its face, rather than its
bottom. Recently Kenyon wrote that this was done only on the US test guns. Any comments on whether this could be
a test pistol?
# 5341 -
Winchester Centennial Model Value
Winchesters Repeating Arms New Haven CT. It has Kings Improvement Patent March 29th 1866 Oct 26th 1850 I would
like to know about the value of this rifle. It has a 26'' octagon Barrel and the stock is made of walnut with some
metal around the end.
# 5309 -
Marlin XXX Revolver
I'm just looking for information on this model. There doesn't seem to be allot of information regarding these
fine little pistols.
# 5305 -
byf Luger
nazi proofmarks, chamber is marked 42 year of manufacture? how many were made? current value?
# 5296 -
Mod 94 With Short Magazine Tube
two stamps with a circle and a W over a P in the middle and another circle with just a P inside. It also has open
sights (dove tails I think, with a 2nd flip up tail sight) This gun is a gift and I am looking for the history of
it. Every picture that I have seen of this gun has two barrels one on top of the other and my rifle has only a
single barrel with a 2'' barrel underneath coming out of the wood stock. I am uneducated about firearms, this was
a gift passed on to me for deer hunting. The rifle is in excellent shape and has not been altered. I am hoping
that you can give me the correct names or ID cues so I can further my research the correct way. Thank
Michelle, your description of the rifle tells me you have a Winchester Model 1894 rifle made in 1908 that has the short magazine tube. The bottom of the "double barrel" you refer to is the magazine tube. All Model 1894's came from the factory with a full length magazine tube, unless otherwise specified. The short tube had to be special ordered from the factory. You might want to check for other special order features on the rifle including the following:
The addition of any of these features adds considerably to the value of the rifle. Marc
# 5275 -
Remington Copies With Brass Frame
brass frame Sirs: Was there ever such a gun as an 1858 Remington New Army with a brass frame (allegedly used by
the confederate troops cuz they were wanted to save their steel for artillery guns)-or is this just a cheaper
''wishful recreation'' by modern companies (i.e. Uberti, Pietta etc.) I would very much appreciate an expert
opinion on this since I am getting contradictory statements in re this from so-called civil war historians-and
they both can't be right.
# 5269 -
Springfield Trapdoor Cadet? Rifle
31 / 34 on the stock and an insignia SMP 1892 I was given the riffle from the estate of my uncle. It is missing
the sight at the end of the barrel, has a crack in the stock, some rust, and replacement screws that are not
original. Can this gun be restored or is it to far gone for any hope of refurbishing. Can it ever be fired again?
What can you tell me about the guns history? Thanks, Mike
# 5625 -
Antique 16 Gauge Contraption
I am the librarian in Red River Parish Louisiana.... from time to time I come across unusual items that I cant
identify.... the following is one of them. I don't at present have a photograph, so you must make do with my
This device is made of cast iron it is approximately 18" in length with a box formed at one end that is about 4"
square. The box has a half inch thick oak board covering it and the entire piece sits on a wood board. Fashioned
on the end of the box is a cylinder which holds a 16 gauge shotgun shell which is hinged and can be lifted up and
back into place. It is made of molded brass open on both ends for insertion of shell and firing of contents. The
box on the end holds the firing mechanism which consists of 1) a pull lever which operates the firing pin and 2)
electrodes which can be hooked to a battery and fire it electronically. The piece looks to me to be WWI vintage,
but could be a little older or newer. The only thing written on the piece is BINGO 16 and PITTSBURGH PA. This is
molded lettering in the cast iron.
Do you have any idea of what this might be. One fellow said it could be a booby trap simulator or the like.
Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
# 5291 -
Wards Western Field Values
Wards Western Field N.O.47A 22 S-L-LR PAT.PEND. Please tell me about it. Is it rare? Is it worth anything? It
shoots great!
# 5282 -
Remington 540 XR
Sir, I would like any Info. on this gun you can give me. Also, the gun has been glass bedded from front of
receiver to end of forearm, it has only one sling swivel stud in the forearm, none in the butt stock. Were these
done at Remington or was it done after it left. Thank you for your time. Mark
# 5268 -
Manhattan Revolver- cased accessories
Several quick questions. First, what was usually included with this model as a cased set when new (flask, mould,
jag, caps, tool) not all these or anything missing? Second are there any reproduction tools, flasks, etc.
available? I have heard that Colt parts are somewhat interchangeable. I am referring to the tools and accessories
noted above. And finally, what size nipple do these revolvers have?
# 5266 -
British Bulldog Revolver
Backstrap is name engraved. Jeweler says it's machine engraved, but can't tell how old it is. When (how long
ago) did machine engraving begin to be used on firearms?
# 5584 -
Antique Arms Fraud Charges
# 5265 -
Robin Hood Revolver
This is a 7 shot revolving barrel Who is the manufacturer? What city would this derringer have been made in?
What is the caliber?
What seems to be ivory or marble hand grips. What information are you able to provide on the pistol data
# 5277 -
Sauer Identification.
Eagle standing on cross Is this really a German pistol? Not sure of make, only serial no. & cal.
# 5267 -
OK To Pass Down My Mauser?
On the back of the hammer there's what looks like a big letter S and in the middle of the S is a smaller N
letter..below that is the number 114. On the left side of the barrel towards the rear there is what looks like a
very small acorn. It also has a wooden holster/stock. I want to give this gun to my grandson. Is there any paper
work involved in gift? Thanks, Larry
# 5259 -
Detecting Webley Mk VI Cylinder Modifications
I just got a Webley Mark VI .455 revolver. I don't know weather it has been modified to be able to use ACP
cartridges or not, how do I tell? Also, where can I buy ammunition for it online?
# 5230 -
M1841 Mississippi by Whitney
Recently purchased an 1841 Mississippi manufactured by Whitney. Rifle found in attic condition, of original 54
caliber with saber bayonet lug and long range rear sights. Listed in Flaydermans 8th Guide page 245 as one of 600
made. After a light cleaning the rifle is in V. G. to Fine condition. Question I have relates to the various
markings: Lock plate marked E. Whitney over US, behind hammer N. Haven 1855. These markings appear to be correct.
The top of the butt plate is marked capital letter I period . number 4 or I.4 ? ? Barrel breech marked on top W W
over P which I assume are inspector initials and proof mark. There are no cartouch marks on the left side of
stock. Initials J. L. R appear on stock under butt plate, inside patch box and under brass mounting left side of
stock. I assume these are inspector markings but cannot find them listed as an inspector in my books. Underneath
side of barrel breech marked numbers 10 and 54 and letters R X ? ? Under barrel marked letter R and numbers 54 and
the letter X ? ? Does the 54 stand for the caliber ? ? No other markings exist on the rifle. Can you please help
me identify these markings ? Thanks in advance !! Dale
# 5224 -
National Guard Of Colorado M1895 Winchester
1B1 stamped above the rear of the barrel. K. S. M. stamped on top and in front of the hammer and on left side of
lever under the trigger. NATIONAL GUARD OF COLORADO stamped on the right side. Patent dates of NOV 5 95, NOV 12
95, AUG 17 97, and JAN 25 98 stamped on the left side. B stamped on the bottom of lever. Serial No stamped on
metal strap between lever and stock. Wood to within a couple of inches of the muzzle. Metal over butt of stock
with compartment for (cleaning tool? ) Two piece lever. Bayonet lug. 1800 yd ladder rear sight. History? Was it
used in the Spanish/American War? Is there a way to track who, specifically, might have used it and when? What
about the Colo. Nat Guard stamp (details? )? Does it affect the value? Can I find an original bayonet and cleaning
tool out there somewhere? 30-40 Krag cartridge loads and ejects cleanly. Is it safe to assume that's the caliber?
Ballpark value range? Thanks for any info and thanks for doing this service.
# 5209 -
Springfield M1922 .22 With 30 Inch Barrel
Armory marking on barrel directly behind front site. Bolt has markingM2. Also has a small marking after serial
number that looks like a small "R" Have researched to some degree this SN# but only find closet numbers5933 and
5922 nothing in between can you shed some light. Thank You
# 5258 -
Colt DA Value
small colt(horse) on left side of gun below hammer has colt official police.38 on barrel bone handles I acquired a
38 revolver some years ago and it has police issue on it and the dates are like Aug,5,1884,july,4,1905,Oct,5,1926
the gun is in excellent condition real tight action 6 shot what would a gun of this condition go for in the
resale or collector's eye I do not know what I have it has no serial numbers or model numbers on it to check it
out I found this web site so I thought I would ask you
There is not a lot of collector interest or demand for the old Colt double action revolvers. I often see examples in excellent condition selling for as little as $150.00 at gunshows. Marc
# 5231 -
Winchester Model 1906 Value
I would like to know what this gun is worth? It is all original. The made date on the gun was 1911. It has been
in a case all of its life excellent condition.
# 5227 -
Try The Date Program
Just need to know what year this rifle was made-my dad gave it to me in the late 1950's or early 1960's, can't
remember anymore. Thanks--Joe
# 5558 -
Griswold And Grier 36 Caliber Revolver
I have a Griswold and Grier 36 caliber revolver that is in better than good condition that I'm interested in
selling, the serial number is 1724. I have attached pictures.
# 5571 -
Long Rifle
I am trying to identify a long rifle, supposed to be made about 1821 and converted to percussion cap around 1845
or so. It has a double set trigger, octagonal barrel. On the left side of the stock it has a check plate carved in
to the stock. It has only one flute. Area around the nipple shows pitting from use, some simple engraving on
hammer plate. The only identifying marks are two half moons on top of the barrel, a series of circles (8) around
the muzzle of the rifle and a mark on the stock. The mark on the stock is small but looks like a pair of "tongs."
On first glance it would appear to be a sliver that was replaced but upon examination it seems to be burned in to
the stock. The person that owns the gun, tells me that the maker (unknown) only made two and one is supposed to be
in a museum the natural history museum of Ohio. I am contacting them to see if they can give me any information.
If you have no idea of who might have made the gun could you point me to someone or some book to do more
# 5225 -
Model 336RC Value
what's it worth?
# 5550 -
Winchester 66
I've purchased a Winchester rifle model 66 (1866-1898) serial #148890 produced in 1878 12 cartridge carbine .44
rimfire carbine 28 gram black powder. 170101 produced. I really don't no much about this rifle but what I've
esplanade to you, Perhaps you might have a little more information about it? I would appreciate it.
# 5503 -
Old Military Rifle Info
I am buying an old military rifle. It is a .43 caliber rolling block rifle with rings for a sling. what do you
think it could be.
# 5219 -
Walther PPK Manufacture Date
Can you tell me the year made and approximate value. Gun is in excellent condition.


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Samples/Davenport, Tyrrell Co, NC
Could anyone help?
We are trying to find information on my husbands great grandparents James D. Davenport and Mahala Ann (Sample) Davenport. Would like to know the name of James parents and where they lived.We know that Mahala's parents were Edward and Sally (Hassell) Sample from Tyrrell Co. NC.
Mahala Ann Sample b.1832 in Tyrell Co, NC, m.1852 to James D. Davenport b.1830 in Tyrell Co, NC. They lived in Tyrrell Co. NC. Their children:
Edward Stewart b. 1853
Florida b. 1861
Joseph Franklin b. 1864 (grandfather)
After the death of Mahala, James married her sister Elizabeth b. 1836. Their child: Doctrine b. 1873
If you have any information....would appreciate it.Dolores


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- The Chairman of the National Olympic Committee Kipchoge Keino of Kenya has asked the Parliament to pass The Anti-Doping Bill 2016, which seeks to bar doping
- He has asked the law makers to emulate Brazil which passed their anti-doping law in a record one day
- Kenya, has been given April 5, 2016 deadline to have passed the bill into law
Kipchoge Keino, the Chairman, National Olympic Committee of Kenya has asked the Parliament to pass The Anti-Doping Bill 2016, which seeks to proscribe doping.
The bill was only brought to Parliament on March 24.
READ ALSO: Why Kenyan athletes could be banned from participating in the 2016 Rio Olympics
This contradicts the announcement by Sports Cabinet Secretary, Hassan Wario, that it had been taken to the Huose on March 21.
The Parliament has the duty of debating it and then enacting it into law.
Wada, the world anti doping organisation has given Kenya until April 5, 2016 to comply with its regulations.
"With the Wada deadline of April 5 approaching when we must have passed the law prohibiting doping, or we are declared non-compliant to Wada Code, and our Parliament going on recess (April 1 - April 10), we have only this week to pass this Bill, " he said.
He urged MPs to emulate Brazil who took one day to pass the anti-doping law.
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"Brazil did the same, passed their anti-doping law in a record one day. We cannot gamble with the future of this country, knowing what crucial role sports has played and continue to play in the economy of this great nation, " he added.
He added that it be shameful for Kenya to be banned from Olympics because our national pride will be at stake asking all MPs to rise above all partisan interests and put the nation ahead of everything else to pass this crucial Bill.
"I am pleading with our Members of Parliament to consider the future of this country, the future of the youth of this country, their legacy and spare no effort in passing this Bill this week so the President can assent it to Law," he added.
He added that by passing the bill the doors to our youths and avoid any doubt in the minds of the world that we are serious with doping matters.
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This 45 minute video walks you through all the important steps for doing astrophotography with a DSLR. Using an equatorial mount (Celestron Advanced VX) and the Celestron EDGE HD800 optical tube, it describes 1. Setting up the equipment including the "go to and tracking" of the mount, 2. Balancing, 3. Polar Alignment, 4. Camera settings along with Framing and Focusing, 5. Autoguiding, 6. Image Capture including dark frames, 7. Processing with Adobe Camera Raw and PhotoShop.
From set-up to processing images, this video takes you through the set-up of a Celestron Edge HD800 telescope on the Celestron Advanced VX mount. Along with the Celestron 0.7 focal reducer, the Orion StarShoot autoguider and attaching a DSLR, you will see the process of setting up the tripod, attaching the mount and telescope, balancing the telescope and camera, polar aligning the mount, setting the DSLR settings for taking 10 minute exposures, setting up the mount's "go-to" settings on the mount, framing and focusing on the selected imaging target, autoguiding with using PHD Guiding and finally the processing of the images using Adobe Bridge, Camera Raw and Photoshop. Five images of Messier 33, the Pinwheel or Triangulum galaxy are used to offer basic processing techniques with the Adobe software. On this EDGE HD telescope the Orion StarShoot Autoguider is attached to the finderscope with the Adapter SSAG to Guidescope.
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The New Mexico All-Star Party is held annually at the Painted Pony Dude Ranch and Resort near Rodeo, New Mexico. During the 2012 event, several astrophotography set-ups were used by participants to capture exceptional images under the dark, clear skies of southwestern New Mexico. In this video the astrophotography set-ups are briefly described in order to demonstrate the variety of systems and equipment that can be used.
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This 8" SCT on the CG5 mount in the Celestron Advanced Series along with the Orion StarShoot Autoguider demonstrates the possibilities for astrophotos with a SCT and equatorial mount. Included are actual photos taken by John Haines of Winnipeg.
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In this "Getting Started" video on autoguiding you are walked through the process of using the Orion StarShoot Autoguider with the PHD guiding softward to allow your telescope to accurately track the stars for long time exposures of deep sky objects. Designed for the person starting out in astrophotography the video covers the basics to get you started with autoguiding.
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In this brief video, Ken, from All-Star Telescope talks about the basic necessary equipment - telescope, mount and autoguider - needed for doing astrophotography. Be sure to see the Astrophotography 101 video for a full description of how to do astrophotography.
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The video demonstrates the set-up of an equatorial mount designed for astrophotography. While one of the smallest and lightest equatorial mounts, the SkyWatcher EQ3 mount is easily transportable and plrovides excellent results when paired with an 80mm or smaller refractor. The Orion 80mm carbon fibre aprochromatic telescope in the video could be replaced with a SkyWatcher 80mm Equinox or other smaller apochromatic telescope. A similar set-up would be used with larger equatorial mounts and larger optical tubes.
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Using Adobe Bridge, Adobe Camera Raw and Adobe PhotoShop (CS5), this video shows basic processing of five RAW images of M33. These steps are covered:
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Introduction to Astrophotograhy to answer all your questions about astrophotography - by Todd Benko.
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Last year Mallett, in his first full season as a starter after sitting out a year after a transfer from Michigan, completed 55 percent of his passes and threw for 3,627 yards and 30 touchdowns with only seven interceptions. Arkansas led the SEC in scoring offense (36.0), pass offense (295.5) and was third in total offense (427.3).
Nine starters are back on that offense, although there had been some concern this offseason about Mallett, who should get some Heisman votes. Mallett broke his foot during conditioning drills on Feb. 17 and missed all of Arkansas' spring practices. On June 9, he had a pin replaced in the foot, and some fans saw that as a bad sign, but it was a procedure Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino said was planned. Mallett says he will be ready to go when fall camp starts in a few weeks.
Four of the five starting offensive linemen from last year are back and so are four of the five top rushers and the top five wide receivers from last season. So clearly offense shouldn't be a problem for this team. That unit does need to improve on the ground – ranking 10th in the SEC in rushing last year – to be a little more unpredictable. Teams like Alabama, Florida and Ole Miss had success stopping the one-dimensional offense last season.
Defense was this team's weak point last year as it finished last in the SEC in pass defense and pass efficiency defense last season. The coaching staff is trying about anything to improve that, including moving of last year's starting corners, Rudell Crim, moving to strong safety. The Hogs have finished last in the SEC in total defense in each of the last two seasons and they won't contend for a conference title if that happens again. But there are seven starters back, led by linebacker Jerry Franklin.
Here is Arkansas' 2010 schedule:
Sept. 4 Tennessee TechSept. 11 La.-Monroe (Little Rock)Sept. 18 at GeorgiaSept. 25 AlabamaOct. 9 Texas A&M (Arlington, Texas)Oct. 16 at AuburnOct. 23 Ole MissOct. 30 VanderbiltNov. 6 at South CarolinaNov. 13 UTEPNov. 20 at Mississippi StateNov. 27 LSU (Little Rock)
This schedule sets up pretty well for a run at double-digit wins and maybe – maybe – contention in the SEC West. The non-conference portion is a piece of cake other than a Texas A&M game that might have a total in the 90s. And the Hogs beat the Aggies 47-19 last season. I look for a non-conference sweep.
Arkansas doesn't have to worry about Florida or Tennessee from the SEC East and has West contenders Alabama and LSU at home. While Arkansas nearly won at LSU last year and could well beat the Tigers this season, it's hard to see the Hogs beating an Alabama team that has beaten Arkansas a combined 84-21 in the past two seasons.
Really Arkansas' season probably boils down to those three road SEC games at Georgia, Auburn and South Carolina. The Hogs won two of three against those foes last year, and winning two of three again would be more than acceptable and probably get Arkansas a New Year's Day Bowl assuming it takes care of business in games that it should. I actually see a 9-3 record for this team. BetUS lists Arkansas at +300 to win the SEC West, which is second behind the Tide. Those odds are awfully short in my opinion. Mallett is +1000 to win the Heisman, which are the fourth-shortest odds. He might be a finalist but he won't win it – sitting out all spring and summer probably won't help him get off to a great start.


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Dr. Michael Valerio is a Project Leader in Molecular and Cell Biology at the VRC. His interest is on molecular and genetic regulation of host-pathogen and host-environment interactions, especially as it relates to bone turnover and pathology.
Focusing on precision medicine and diagnostics, Dr. Valerio's research interests involved delineating the molecular mechanisms and genetic predisposition to various oral diseases. For example, Drug-Induced Gingival Overgrowth (DIGO) is inducible by many families of drugs but only presents clinically in about 40% of patients termed responders. By determining the genetic basis for susceptibility, responders may be identified prior to adverse events. Going further to understanding molecular mechanisms and potential targets for common complex diseases like DIGO, Dr. Valerio aims to develop diagnostic tools and therapeutic interventions to augment the host response.
In addition to mapping out molecular mechanisms of disease, Dr. Valerio is interested in host-material interaction. From a synergistic perspective, incorporation of molecular agents known to regulate host-response may prove advantageous against implant rejection or periodontal tissue destruction. For example, during periodontal disease and peri-implantitis, activated inflammatory pathways are aberrantly upregulated. By incorporating agonists (ex. Vitamin D) to genes which regulate these pathways, destructive bone loss and implant failure might be avoided. From a immuoprotective perspective, characterizing the hosts response to various new dental materials developed by NIST and VRC biomaterials specialists will serve to more precisely predict candidate materials that are safe and resistant to implant failures.
Dr. Valerio received his Ph.D. in Nutritional Biochemistry from the University of Buffalo in 2011 and completed and NRSA Postdoctoral Fellowship in Craniofacial Biology/Osteoimmunology from the Medical University of South Carolina in 2014.
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If the Ducks beat Vancouver in Honda Center tonight, they jump over the Kings in the Western Conference standings, into eighth place.
And if the Kings lose a playoff spot by a point, their fans will always point to Saturday, when that well-known bonecrushing goon Daniel Sedin floored Drew Doughty from behind, knocked him into goaltender Jonathan Quick, and scored the go-ahead goal for Vancouver.
Terry Murray was so hot that he stormed out of his postgame press conference, and Doughty got thrown out of the game when he kept protesting..
But none of that will help the Ducks if they fall behind 3-1 to Vancouver, as they did to Dallas before Teemu Selanne, Dan Ellis and Lubomir Visnovsky bailed them out.
Otherwise the Ducks got their usual ration of nothing from their playoff competitors.
The situation:
The Ducks are ninth, tied with Nashville with 75 points. The Kings are eighth with 76, and Dallas and Calgary are fifth and sixh with 77. Phoenix is fifth with 78. On the other end, Minneosta is 10th with 74.
Saturday's games:
Phoenix 5, Detroit 4 (SO): The Red Wings led 4-1 at Phoenix before Mikael Boedker took advantage of a misplay by Darren Helm and scored early in the third period. That opened the gates and the Coyotes used Radim Vrbata's shootout goal to break a 5-game winless streak.. The Wings are 0-3 on this Pacific trip.
Dallas 3, San Jose 2:
Jason Williams bounced his shot off the stick of San Jose's Dany Heatley and past Antti Niemi, and that broke the Sharks' eight-game winning streak. It was Williams' first goal of the season. An early shorthanded goal by Jamie Benn got the Stars going.
Vancouver 3, Los Angeles 1: The lone Kings goal came from Dustin Penner, and the Kings have gotten two goals in two games since the trade. Willie Mitchell played for the Kings after taking 54 stitches Thursday, when Phoenix's Kyle Turris launched a shot against his face.
Chicago 5, Toronto 3: The Blackhawks continued their stroll through the ravaged Eastern Conference and are just six points behind division leader Detroit. Jonathan Toews now has 15 points in nine games, and Corey Crawford stopped a penalty shot.
Sunday's games:
Nashville at Calgary: The Predators have two victories in their past seven games. The Ducks could use a 2-point outcome either way here, but since they're tied with Nashville they would probably prefer a Flames' victory.
Buffalo at Minnesota: The Sabres are trying to get into the East's top eight and are on a 4-0-2 run, and of course they have Ryan Miller in net, but they did play (and win) in Philadelphia Saturday. Cal Clutterbuck was the victim of that notorious hit by the Islanders' Trevor Gillies last week and might not play tonight.
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It gets to be a grind after a while. Sitting in front of a computer and keyboard and having no idea what to write about. Knowing that you have to write about something. It's not a very good feeling! Maybe you'll get lucky and pull an idea out of your … hat. Or somewhere else … a little lower.
What are you going to do, if you can't find anything to write about?
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
I couldn't go to the gym today. My car took a dump. We think it is the spark plugs. It is in the shop. It is very tired. It is a 1989 Honda and I think it is on its last legs, but we can not afford a car right now. So, it looks like it will just me and the pup on a walkies today. I always enjoy my walk, but I love the toning benefits of being in the pool. Hopefully the car will be up and running by tomorrow so I can get to my Land Zumba class.
I am sure the dog will be excited to see me put my shoes on and bring out the leash. She is getting a little older and can't walk as far and as fast as she could in her prime, but she loves going out with her mommas. Of course she has to sniff every blade of grass. She cracks me up. If she gets too much into snifferdoodle mode I have to start counting. 1, 2, 3. If I get to 5 without her doing some sort of squat she knows we have to move on. LOL It slows me down a little, but she is worth it to see her happy little sway as she wags her tail at every butterfly.
I hope everyone's week is going well. I need to start unpacking the Christmas decorations. Right now the boxes are all sitting on the floor in the dining room. I will probably get up the pre-lit tree today after dinner. I promised myself that things would be up by the first. It just goes so fast.
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Good luck with the car and have a great walk with the dog! My dogs love going for a walk, but the male acts like such a dork every walk turns into an adventure.
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My older male dog is the same. Waters every bush, wall, pole and tree. He really slows me down, so I just take him around the block, drop him off back home and continue my walk. He is a 9 year old Pom, and he is my life saver.
Hope your car gets fixed soon.
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cute blog soory about the car but don't our dog's love their walks and when she slows me down i have time to look at the flowers and the beautiful sky so i should really thank her
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Have a wonderful time walking her. Love the way you have her trained. I've taken to carrying a treat with me and getting moving earns him a treat, but the countdown part sounds good.
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