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Gone in and out with no problem. Parked behind the civic center and took about 5 min to get in. Left after the last song and got home to Newburgh in about 20 min. I must say that I do feel that the new arena has a lot of wasted space in it, I don't understand why there were so much space with no seats?? Fantastic concert an parking is not a problem!!
It was designed for hockey (big) so they have a giant gap they cant do anything with. It's gonna stink big time for basketball.
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You know it's finally spring when Costco has the spring bulb packages for sale. Actually a mix of bulbs and dormant perrenial plants. I couldn't help myself, I had to buy some this year even though my purchase last year was a failure. The double-decker coneflowers that I planted in the front never came up. I think the plants went bad sitting inside while I waited for the weather to warm up sufficiently. Obviously I waited too long, and I think the hallway was probably too warm. I overcompensated last year by seeding regular purple cone flowers over the top of my plants and some of those did come up so I'll still have some this year. I really want some white cone flowers, and almost bought some at Costco last night, but I held off. Partially because I didn't want the other plants in the mixed selection bag, and because I have a neighbor/friend who has a really big white coneflower and said I could have some. Free plants are best. I really hope that starting this year I might have enough established plants to start offering something in trade. Everything looks so barren still, but I know it's filling out. And, I should be getting some of that third-year growth spirt on some of the plants.
It may seem crazy but one of my new plants is a seedum. Normally I wouldn't buy these because they are so easy to divide and get from someone else's yard (like my mother's) but this one is new and exciting. It's a new variety called Elsie's Gold and is really similar to the Autumn Joy, but has variegated leaves. I think I'll plant all the little plants in the package, and once they come up and look established, I'll give away half of them. I don't need 10 plants, but 5 or so will help fill in some gaps (like the one left after the plant theft of '09). I love how low maintenance they are and they're one of the few things in the front left standing after the first freeze. This winter's super early hard freeze actually did bad things to everything including the autumn joy seedum, but that is rare.
With the mild winter we have been having on the west coast - which is only fair after the 93+ of snow last year - I've already been out and pruned and started weeding the yard. There were still some frozen patches, I though they were just rocks at first, but I got a good head start. Of course when I say "I" I mean that I was out there, but had some help from my family last weekend too.
2010 Plans for the outdoors:
Put in gravel pathway across front yard.
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Till parking strip, remove lots-o-rocks, replant w/ ? (the vinca vine is doing okay, but I"m impatient. If it was all filled in I think I'd be happy but there is still too much room for the weeds.
Finish fence on south side of yard.
Rototill the entire back yard.
Install patio, pathway, planting beds according to plan.
Seed lawn area w/ drought tolerant no-mow grass. (You stil have to mow it 1-2 times a year to eliminate the seed heads in mid-summer.)
Plant vegetable garden.
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In Maine, some dentists are fighting the cuts in kids' dental insurance plans. Maine insurance companies will no longer cover the recommended two fluoride treatments a year, and instead cover just one.
About a year or so ago, some dentists in Maine started noticing that insurance plans were cutting back on preventive coverage for kids. Instead of paying for the two fluoride treatments a year recommended for most children by dental associations, many insurers would only cover one. This has dentists like Whitney Wignall riled up–and taking the fight to restore coverage for fluoride treatments to the State House.
First, she just has to finish painting fluoride varnish on 6-year-old Moria Concannon's teeth. "All right, I'm going to dry it off with a little bit of air first, OK? And just stay open for me," she says.
Wignall works at Southern Maine Pediatric Dentistry in South Portland. Concannon's mother is willing to pay the extra money for her daughter to have more than the one treatment their insurance will cover. But Wignall says that's often not the case.
"A lot of parents decline having it done, and they say, my insurance doesn't cover it, I only want it once a year," she says. "They feel like, well the insurance company knows what's actually necessary, you're trying to do something extra."
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RALEIGH — A veteran of the war in Iraq who says she was denied in-state tuition when she applied to The University of North Carolina at Pembroke has delivered a petition containing more than 145,000 signatures to the UNC Board of Governors in Chapel Hill seeking a policy change.
Hayleigh Perez on Thursday delivered the petition titled "UNC Board of Governors: Stop Discriminating Against Student Veterans," which she created at change.org. She said she wants the leaders of UNC schools to change the way student veterans are handled.
"It is my hope today for this petition to show the UNC school system that American citizens, 145,000-plus, stand behind their student veterans," Perez said.
Perez, who is now enrolled at Methodist University in Fayetteville, met privately with UNC System chief of staff Kevin Fitzgerald, who met her at the door to take in the petition. She said veterans across the country have endured similar problems.
"No one should be met with the malice and unprofessional treatment that I encountered with the UNC school system," Perez said.
The petition gained national attention after Perez aired her grievance with the university on Fox News. Kyle R. Carter, UNCP's chancellor, responded to Perez's allegations with a statement posted on the university's website on Oct. 16, saying that state law was followed and UNCP "prides itself on being a military-friendly institution."
"We are disappointed to read news reports of misleading statements attributed to Ms. Perez that tarnish UNC Pembroke's excellent reputation and relationship with our military," Carter said in the statement. "While I cannot speak to Ms. Perez's case specifically, I assure the public her case was handled professionally, deliberately and objectively."
Perez, 26, deployed to Iraq for 14 months with the 36th Area Support Medical Company, which took care of prisoners and coalition forces at Camp Bucca in southern Iraq. While in Iraq, she said she kept her apartment in Fayetteville and came back to it when her deployment ended.
Perez married a medic for the 82nd Airborne in 2008 and bought a house in Hoke County. In 2009, the Army sent Perez' husband to Texas on a recruiting assignment, and then she got orders to go to there as well.
When her assignment ended, Perez left the military and remained in Texas with her husband. She had a daughter and stayed home to raise her.
As her husband's assignment neared its end last year, Perez said the couple asked the Army to send him back to Fort Bragg, which they considered home. Last fall, as soon as they knew they would be coming back to North Carolina, Perez applied to colleges that had the courses she would need to get her master's degree and become a physician assistant.
She said she sent the same application materials to each school, and was accepted to both UNC-Pembroke and Fayetteville State University, both part of the UNC System. But while FSU recognized her as a state resident for tuition purposes, UNC-Pembroke did not.
While he acknowledged in the statement that Fayetteville State University accepted Perez as an in-state resident, Carter stood behind UNCP's decision.
"… UNC Pembroke is required to evaluate residency petitions using a prescribed state process," Carter said in the statement. "The UNCP Residency Appeals Committee compares information provided by the student against North Carolina residency statutes. UNC Pembroke followed those procedures and, as reported in the press, determined Ms. Perez to be a non-resident."
A lengthy section of North Carolina's general statutes describes who can be considered an in-state resident for the purpose of tuition. It says that active-duty military members and those in the N.C. National Guard should be treated as in-state residents, and it makes provisions for dependents of active-duty military members.
Joni Worthington, vice president of communications for the UNC System, could not say why one school in the system would consider Perez a state resident and another would not. But she said that Perez' appeal went before a state panel, whose members found that the law had been properly applied.
Worthington said administrators are working on a new approach to consolidate residency determination for all 16 UNC campuses.
"Ms. Perez's case has become an emotional issue for those who care about our military personnel," Carter said in the statement. "UNC Pembroke cares, too. I fully understand the emotion, but ask for your understanding; UNC Pembroke must follow state statutes in determining residency."


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Elaine Joyce Grasz, 45 - October 25, 2012
Elaine Joyce Grasz, 45, of Brady passed away Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, as a result of an auto accident near Maxwell.Services will be conducted at the Brady High School Gym on Monday, Nov. 12, at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Ken Sawyer officiating. Interment will be at the Svea Dal Cemetery at Brady.
A visitation will take place at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel at Gothenburg on Sunday, Nov. 11, from 2 to 8 p.m. with family present from 2 to 4 p.m.
Grasz was born Feb. 12, 1967, at Gothenburg, the daughter of Dale and Kathryn (Duffey) Hild.
She grew up on a family farm north of Brady and attended Wild Horse Valley country school through the eighth grade, graduating from Brady High School with the Class of 1985.
Grasz attended Chadron State College for a year then graduated with an associate's degree in business administration/accounting in the spring of 1997 from Mid-Plains Community College at North Platte.
On Aug. 8, 1987, she was united in marriage to her high school sweetheart and best friend, Terry Allen Grasz, at Svea Dal Covenant Church. To this union, two sons were born—Tyrel Austin on Nov. 21, 1993, and Tad Elliot on Aug. 16, 2001.
When she and her husband first married, they resided at Chappell, then on a ranch south of North Platte before moving back to Brady, where they have lived since. At the time of her death, she was employed as a bookkeeper in North Platte.
Grasz gave her life to Jesus as a teen, and she and her husband were members of the Svea Dal Covenant Church of Wild Horse Valley. She was active with the church, especially involved with the music.
?She was also involved with Brady Public School and helped organize and participate in the youth sports programs. She was a member of the Brady Lions Club and was currently serving as president. Anything her boys were participating in received her full attention and she was always willing to do what needed to be done in the community, according to family members.
Grasz was preceded in death by: her grandparents, Earl and Ada Duffey and Phillip and Elva Hild; mother-in-law, Dixie Grasz.
Survivors include: her husband, Terry; parents, Dale and Kathy Hild; her sons—Tyrel and Tad; brothers—Steve (Gerri) and Keith (Brandi); a sister, Jeaninne (Duane) Davis; nieces—Autumn and Adrianna Hild, Robin and Reanna Davis and Bryleigh Hild; nephews—Dalton Mays, Dewey (Jaimee), Cody and Brandon (Amber) Davis; her father-in-law, Vic Grasz; brothers-in-law—Travis (Pam) and Troy Grasz; sister-in-law, Kiley; special uncles, aunts and her "Buzzin Cuzzins" as well as numerous other relatives and friends.
Memorials are suggested to Gothenburg State Bank, P.O. Box 81, Gothenburg, NE 69138 and Adams Bank & Trust, P.O. 189, North Platte, NE 69103.
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New Hampshire House Speaker Bill O'Brien held a press conference on Tuesday to announce that Rep. Pete Silva, R-Nashua and the former House Majority Whip, would be the new majority leader. It was a move made necessary by the resignation of Salem Rep. D.J. Bettencourt, who had to vacate the majority leader position after having been forced to admit that he misled the UNH School of Law about an internship. If the speaker hopes this move will quell the recent storm, which goes beyond the Bettencourt affair, his hopes are probably too high.
It is not just that Democrats will never stop talking about the resignations of the majority leader and Director of Legislator Services Bob Mead. It is that a series of unforced errors makes it easy to caricature the speaker, as the Concord Monitor did by outrageously depicting him as Hitler.
Speaker O'Brien deserves praise and credit for leading the fight for a budget that spent only what the state had and sent a strong signal to business owners that the days of reckless spending and the ad hoc taxing to pay for it were over. He also succeeded in focusing the House on budgetary and economic issues first, holding others until later.
But the speaker's handling of House business in the last few months has needlessly angered allies as well as foes. Provoking the Senate and the governor, both needed to pass critical legislation, was a mistake. So were his mishandlings of Mead and Bettencourt. The speaker has a difficult job managing nearly 300 House Republicans. It is made more difficult when handled with less than the necessary amount of political acumen.
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Editor's Note: We're recommending Andrew McLean to the Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame. Share this around if you agree. Dear Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame Committee Members, There are few people in skiing who embody not only what is great about the sport, but also whats great about humanity. Andrew McLean is one of those rare breeds. And, given his resume in the mountains of Utah and around the world, thats a surprise to some people. I know it was to me. See, most ski mountaineers with his kind of pedigree are supposed to, like, sprinkle nails on their oatmeal and enjoy watching others suffer in their afterburn. Not Andrew. I first met him at the Outdoor Retailer tradeshow some ten years ago. I dont remember what booth. Upon our introduction, I couldnt help but thinking, no way. For those of us into ski mountaineering, or just plain old skiing really tough stuff, Andrew is a leader, if not a legend. So when I met this short, skinny little dude with a brimming smile that was wider than the waist of his skis (hes notorious for skiing short sticks) I marveled at his meekness and his humor. (That and he wanted to take me skiing in his beloved Wasatch). Showing people the way is what Andrew is all about: Whether its through a guidebook, or a slideshow, as an expedition leader, a backcountry touring partner or simply as friend, Andrew is utterly about sharing the places and the powder he loves. He doesnt covet lines; he interprets them. Then he beckons us through his writing (or in person) to experience them. Its why Andrews written for Backcountry Magazine and many other skiing publications for a dozen years and more. Its also why, when Backcountry recently published its Icons Issue (January 2013, Issue #91); no one got more ink than Andrew. I hope youll consider inducting Andrew McLean into the Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame. For me, hes already there. And, to borrow Andrews signature: Happy Turns, Adam Howard Editor Backcountry Magazine |


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UNICEF's Eminent Advocate for Children, Her Majesty Queen Rania of Jordan, during her visit to the UNICEF-supported Aprendiz City-School in São Paulo, Brazil. |
By Thomas Nybo
SÃO PAULO, Brazil, 27 October 2008 – As part of an official state visit to Brazil, UNICEF's Eminent Advocate for Children, Her Majesty Queen Rania of Jordan, visited the UNICEF-supported Aprendiz City-School, a non-governmental organization located in the Vila Madalena district of São Paulo last week.
During her visit, Queen Rania became familiar with this 'school for life' – a programme which represents the best in education. The school recognizes that being educated is much more than just reading and writing and works to address the needs of children, their families and the community.
"I was very impressed with my visit this morning to the UNICEF-supported Aprendiz City-School here in São Paulo," said Queen Rania. "I was particularly inspired by the interest in learning of the children and adolescents who are benefiting from this innovative education programme."
Community education
The Aprendiz City-School has been utilizing the concept of community-based education since 1997, and UNICEF has also supported this same concept throughout Brazil.
At the school, Queen Rania spoke with children, students and educators to better understand their unique methodology and how the educational needs of each child are being addressed.
"When different social actors of the community – including private and public organizations – share the responsibility for education, they help ensure a higher quality of education and also become key partners in the success of the students," noted Queen Rania.
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During her visit, Queen Rania became familiar with Aprendiz City-School's unique community-based teaching methodology. |
Support for 'learning by doing'
The project's activities have helped turn the district of Vila Madalena into a huge, outdoor classroom. Schools articulate with other community spaces, helping children and adolescents to learn everywhere, all the time.
For example, art workshops take place in museums and theatres, chemistry classes are held in restaurants, and physical education classes utilize parks located near schools.
"Learning is reinforced through Aprendiz's interactive 'learning by doing' approach in a colourful and stimulating environment – the children's own community – which plays a fundamental role in the promotion of quality, public education," explained UNICEF's Representative in Brazil, Marie-Pierre Poirier.
New opportunities for knowledge
The Aprendiz City-School works with each child to create new opportunities for them to broaden their knowledge. In this way, children are better prepared to face the challenges of modern life as citizens who can play a productive role in contributing to a fair and equal society.
"Children not only have the right to learn, but also have the right to be prepared to become active and productive citizens," said Queen Rania.
Queen Rania was named UNICEF's Eminent Advocate for Children in January 2007. She plays an important role in drawing the attention of the international community and the media to the challenges affecting children around the world, with a particular focus on education.
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Former head of Abbeyfield School causes stir just days into new job (From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald)
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Former head of Abbeyfield School causes stir just days into new job
12:15pm Friday 11th January 2013 in News By Staff reporter
James Fox, the former head of Abbeyfield School in Chippenham, is causing a stir at his new job after a discipline blitz saw dozens of pupils suspended in less than a week.
The crackdown has seen more than 25 pupils disciplined at Portslade Aldridge Community Academy (PACA) in Brighton since term began on Monday.
It is understood more pupils have been sent home to smarten up.
The move coincides with the appointment Mr Fox as its interim principal.
It came as the academy's first Ofsted report, released this week, highlighted some staff struggled to deal with the "most challenging" PACA students.
Mr Fox's disciplinarian approach has led to several parents and teachers contacting the Gazette's sister paper The Argus in Brighton with concerns over the tough measures.
One man who said he was a teacher at the academy stated: "The reasons range from skirts being too high to wearing nail varnish and bright lipstick.
"We are not happy about it. He's an ex-military man so he thinks he can run the school like the army."
One parent said: "He has gone over the top. We've spoken to other parents and they are up in arms over this.
"The students being taken out of their classrooms while the principal deals with them and it is affecting their education."
The academy's chairman of governors, Honor Wilson-Fletcher, said the blitz was simply an "emphatic implementation" of the rules. She added: "It is not about not wearing the right uniform but for refusing to do anything about it.
"It will settle down now as everyone knows about it."
A spokesman for PACA added: "The uniform policy is not new in any way, and is the one that has been in force since the academy opened in September 2011.
"Any students who came in on Tuesday not in correct uniform were spoken to by teaching staff and most issues were easily resolved.
"However, six students refused to take action, having been given the chance to, and were subsequently suspended for two days because of that refusal."
The spokesman confirmed that more than a dozen other pupils had also been suspended since then over their behaviour, including using abusive language towards teachers.
Mrs Wilson-Fletcher said she had received praise from some parents about the appearance of students since the start of term. She also said the governing body and sponsors had confidence in Mr Fox.
Mr Fox left Abbeyfield School in a cloud of controversy after introducing a new uniform and restructuring the senior management team. Unions also raised concerns after he announced a number of redundancies.
In December 2011 Wiltshire Council and the governing body announced Mr Fox was 'no longer at his desk' but it was not until the following June that it was confirmed he would not be returning to Abbeyfield.
The governors at PACA said they were aware of this but said they were "struck by the quality of Mr Fox's references and by endorsements from both students and parents at his former schools" when they decided to appoint him.


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Join us at noon for a Google+ Hangout with Times national college football writer Chris Dufresne, UCLA writer Chris Foster and USC writer Gary Klein as they take a look at the sport.
This week's topic are sure to include discussion of the upcoming USC and UCLA bowl games, a preview of the BCS title game between Alabama and Notre Dame and a preview of the Rose Bowl between Stanford and Wisconsin.
As Dufresne wrote earlier this week,
"Stanford, representing the West, got here the old-fashioned way — by defeating UCLA twice in six days after putting down USC for a fourth straight season.
"Wisconsin won the Big Ten, fair and square, by finishing third in its division and then crushing old (well, not so much) league nemesis Nebraska.
"Stanford and Wisconsin played a combined six overtime games this season. In the old days those would have been called "ties."
"OK, so maybe this isn't quite how your granddaddy remembers it, but in football's changing modern age tradition constantly has to be recalibrated."
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Exd 3:1 | Now Moses was pasturing the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian; and he led the flock to the |
Exd 3:2 | The angel of the LORD appeared to him in a blazing fire from the midst of |
Exd 3:3 | So Moses said, " |
Exd 3:4 | When the LORD saw that he turned aside to look, God called to him from the midst of the bush and said, "Moses, Moses!" And he said, "Here I am." |
Exd 3:5 | Then He said, "Do not come near here; remove your sandals from your feet, for the place on which you are standing is holy ground." |
Exd 3:6 | He said also, "I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob." Then Moses hid his face, for he was afraid to look at God. |
Exd 3:7 | The LORD said, "I have surely seen the affliction of My people who are in Egypt, and have given heed to their cry because of their taskmasters, for I am aware of their sufferings. |
Exd 3:8 | "So I have come down to deliver them from the |
Exd 3:9 | "Now, behold, the cry of the sons of Israel has come to Me; furthermore, I have seen the oppression with which the Egyptians are oppressing them. |
Exd 3:10 | "Therefore, come now, and I will send you to Pharaoh, so that you may bring My people, the sons of Israel, out of Egypt." |
Exd 3:11 | But Moses said to God, "Who am I, that I should go to Pharaoh, and that I should bring the sons of Israel out of Egypt?" |
Exd 3:12 | And He said, "Certainly I will be with you, and this shall be the sign to you that it is I who have sent you: when you have brought the people out of Egypt, you shall |
Exd 3:13 | Then Moses said to God, "Behold, I am going to the sons of Israel, and I will say to them, 'The God of your fathers has sent me to you.' Now they may say to me, 'What is His name?' What shall I say to them?" |
Exd 3:14 | God said to Moses, " |
Exd 3:15 | God, furthermore, said to Moses, "Thus you shall say to the sons of Israel, 'The LORD, the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you.' This is My name forever, and this is My memorial-name |
Exd 3:16 | "Go and gather the elders of Israel together and say to them, 'The LORD, the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, has appeared to me, saying, " |
Exd 3:17 | "So I said, I will bring you up out of the affliction of Egypt to the land of the Canaanite and the Hittite and the Amorite and the Perizzite and the Hivite and the Jebusite, to a land flowing with milk and honey."' |
Exd 3:18 | "They will |
Exd 3:19 | "But I know that the king of Egypt will not permit you to go, except |
Exd 3:20 | "So I will stretch out My hand and strike Egypt with all My miracles which I shall do in the midst of it; and after that he will let you go. |
Exd 3:21 | "I will grant this people favor in the sight of the Egyptians; and it shall be that when you go, you will not go empty-handed. |
Exd 3:22 | "But every woman shall ask of her neighbor and the woman who lives in her house, articles of silver and articles of gold, and clothing; and you will put them on your sons and daughters. Thus you will plunder the Egyptians." |
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Or, rear part |
Literally: the |
Literally: Let me turn |
Literally: great |
Literally: hand |
Or, serve |
Related to the name of God, YHWH, rendered |
Literally: to generation of generation |
Literally: Visiting I have visited |
Literally: hear your voice |
Literally: by a strong hand |
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31 comments:
- Pinup said...
Pinup x - February 11, 2013 at 11:20 AM
- Rachel, Cold Knees said...
What a gorgeous dress! I didn't think you looked grumpy.. but this weather is crappy enough to make us all look pissed off! I'm deffo looking forward to Pancake Day xx
- February 11, 2013 at 11:21 AM
- Lucy Cole said...
Cute outfit! I also thought pancake day was last week, however I realised before I made some! Haha!Xx
http://lucycole.blogspot.co.uk/ - February 11, 2013 at 11:22 AM
- Lauren Danielle said...
What a beautiful dress! I really like your 60's looks at the moment, cannot wait for pancake day! X
thegirlwithtoomanyclothes.blogspot.co.uk - February 11, 2013 at 11:27 AM
- aynur A said...
Lovely outfit, the dress is so pretty
http://filthyfashi0n.blogspot.co.uk/ - February 11, 2013 at 11:29 AM
- Charmaine Cowland said...
such a cool dress!
Please check out my Topshop/Miss Selfridge Jewelry giveaway x
http://charmainescloset.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/800-followers-giveaway.html - February 11, 2013 at 11:35 AM
- Gemma Talbot said...
You look so gorgeous all of the time, it's just not fair! X
http://whatisinherwardrobe.blogspot.co.uk - February 11, 2013 at 11:46 AM
- Samantha Griffiths said...
I LOVE your dress too (geddit?)
I'm really hoping they do pancakes in the canteen at work tomorrow or I'm not gonna be able to have any this year :( unless I attempt to make some myself, but after the disaster that was "raw pancake day" last time I tried cooking pancakes in my second year at uni, I think that's probably best avoided...
xx - February 11, 2013 at 11:59 AM
- Hola Bambi said...
That dress looks perfect on you missy xx
- February 11, 2013 at 12:06 PM
- allie said...
this dress suits you perfectly :)
- February 11, 2013 at 12:17 PM
- Robyn said...
Love the outfit, the jacket goes perfectly with the dress!
http://beautyandthecloset.blogspot.co.uk/ - February 11, 2013 at 12:19 PM
- HeartsAndCrosses said...
That dress is amazing, I always love your hair
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Oh and I'm running a giveaway, if you want to pop over and have a nosey! Giveaway here
- February 11, 2013 at 12:37 PM
- My Gaby said...
so beautiful!
http://yourdulde.blogspot.com/ - February 11, 2013 at 12:49 PM
- Ashley Taylor said...
Love you lip color in these!
xo Ashley
luckylittlebird.blogspot.com - February 11, 2013 at 1:05 PM
- charissa said...
You really do have the 60's look down to a tee, it suits so well. Love this outfit, you look fab Amy :) xx
www.charissarae.com - February 11, 2013 at 1:15 PM
- Alice said...
Oh I adore your coat! I'm always a bit nervous of navy (I never know what colours to wear with it!)
I am SO excited for Pancake Day. I don't think I'll be eating as many as last year though- I was flipping them from 7am to 11pm!!! x - February 11, 2013 at 1:17 PM
- Rubie said...
Amazing dress!!
xxx - February 11, 2013 at 1:35 PM
- katymitten said...
Urm hello stripes number 95895. I've never been a stripe fan (i have fear of it making me look big) but you kinda make me change my mind! haha xx
The Little's. - February 11, 2013 at 1:54 PM
- Laura said...
As always, GREAT outfit - love the red lips with it too.
www.tinytwisst.blogspot.com - February 11, 2013 at 2:18 PM
- Amy said...
love this dress, it looks great! :)
http://heightofnonsense.blogspot.co.uk/ - February 11, 2013 at 2:35 PM
- Hannah Campbell said...
Love the dress! Looks gorgeous on you.
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- Rachel. said...
thats a lovely little dress! xo
http://prettypetticoats.blogspot.co.uk/ - February 11, 2013 at 3:49 PM
- Shradha G Loves said...
You really pull this dress off!
S xx - February 11, 2013 at 4:02 PM
- Oroma Roxella Rukevwe said...
Love the dress!
A Blog by Oroma Roxella Rukevwe - February 11, 2013 at 4:07 PM
- Lana Wilman said...
Stunning! The blazer is just wonderful. OX
I'm looking for new blogs to follow and love yours, want to follow each other? Let me know. - February 12, 2013 at 12:46 AM
- Donna Speight said...
Your outfit looks like it could be vintage. Love it. Your hair is amazing too. xx
http://totallyvtg.blogspot.co.uk/ - February 12, 2013 at 1:36 AM
- Cece M said...
I love that dress! It reminds me of when I was little :D
Cece x - February 12, 2013 at 6:15 AM
- Lisa Stirling said...
Such a gorgeous outfit!
You're so stylish
www.lisatakespictures.blogspot.co.uk - February 12, 2013 at 6:20 AM
- Becky said...
Love this coat! x
- February 14, 2013 at 7:09 AM
- Tahmina Begum said...
I love how 60's this is! GORGEOUS.
maximalistmina.blogspot.co.uk - February 14, 2013 at 3:36 PM
- devorelebeaumonstre. said...
Having a catch-up on your blog & I'm kicking myself because I was going to get that dress but ended up playing it safe & getting the plain black version instead. Argh. Looks so pretty on you though! xo
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London's Roman played his first show the other week at Club 333, where he claims to have said 1500 words within the span of 5 songs at a rate that came out to 1.6 words per second. I am no mathematician but that strikes me as a lot of words--too many for some. On "Hold My Hand," these words come together to form leery, mock-existential observations such as "Bowie knifes make careful hunting. To carry a knife for defence is a preamble to the stabbing" and "If you need some need energy, I've got a drink in a can. If you need for something else, we need to live off the land," recited in the tone of an alcoholic robot that has recently been laid off from work. Roman plays his next show May 12th at The Nest and I plan on seeing it, armed with--among other things--a timer, voice recorder, and calculator to put the accuracy of his claims to the test.
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Schematic model of erasin-p97-ubiquilin complex in ERAD (Image credit: Mervyn J. Monteiro)
This proposed garbage crew helps shed new light on a regulated process called ERAD, short for endoplasmic reticulum-associated degradation. ERAD has its own literature going back a decade, but researchers in neurodegenerative diseases have not been able to get a good fix on its molecular players. Monteiro's new science is of the basic kind, though disease connections for the involved proteins abound. P97 is none other than the valosin-containing protein known to cause rare familial of frontotemporal dementia with ubiquitin and TDP-43-positive inclusions (see ARF Salzburg story), as well as inclusion body myopathy and Paget's disease of bone. Ubiquilin is a presenilin-binding protein found in postmortem tissue of AD brain and in huntingtin aggregates. In research models of triplet-repeat diseases, ubiquilin protects against polyQ-expanded huntingtin and the formation of polyQ inclusions. It is one of many genes for which some genetic association data exist, though as with many candidate genes, other studies to date have not reproduced initial findings (see Alzgene). More detailed study of these proteins may shed light on the common aspects that many protein misfolding diseases share.
Monteiro presented data to suggest that manipulating poly-Q huntingtin in the worm C. elegans supported the idea that it facilitates degradation of this misfolding protein. Ubiquilin overexpression decreased both protein aggregation and a movement phenotype, whereas RNAi knockdown exacerbated these readouts (Wang et al., 2006). Ubiquilin sped up the selective degradation of the expanded huntingtin. But how might it do that? To explain, Monteiro introduced erasin (Liang et al., 2006), an ERAD protein that interacts with ubiquilin. Thanks to a short hydrophobic region, erasin is firmly anchored in the ER while dangling most of its sequence into the cytoplasm, where it exposes two important binding sites. One of those, a UBX domain close to the membrane, binds the p97/VCP; the other one is a coiled-coil motif farther down the protein, which binds ubiquilin.
Here is Monteiro's working model of this complex in a nutshell: erasin forms a platform that recruits p97/VCP and ubiquilin. The former is a molecular chaperone that extracts misfolded proteins from the ER, possibly through channels called derlins. The trash-to-be gets ubiquitinated by a ubiquitin ligase (such as gp78) as it enters the cytosol. Because the UBA domain of ubiquilin can bind poly-U chains and ubiquitin is positioned conveniently downstream of p97 on the erasin protein, the tagged protein gets handed on to ubiquilin. Then the N-terminal UBL domain of ubiquilin binds the proteasome and delivers the trash into its teeth.
As supporting evidence, Monteiro showed data suggesting that erasin levels shoot up with ER stress and that proteasome inhibition increases ubiquilin-erasin binding. In collaboration with Ralph Nixon at the Nathan Kline Institute in Orangeburg, New York, the scientists showed that erasin antibody staining is increased in AD postmortem tissue. Monteiro's take-home message is that the complex of erasin, ubiquilin, and p97/VCP helps clear misfolded proteins from the ER.—Gabrielle Strobel.
RELATED PAPERSTransgenic expression of inclusion body myopathy associated mutant p97/VCP causes weakness and ubiquitinated protein inclusions in mice.The role of a novel p97/valosin-containing protein-interacting motif of gp78 in endoplasmic reticulum-associated degradation.Interaction between presenilin 1 and ubiquilin 1 as detected by fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy and a high-throughput fluorescent plate reader.Dimerization of ubiquilin is dependent upon the central region of the protein: evidence that the monomer, but not the dimer, is involved in binding presenilins.Ubiquitin ligase Hrd1 enhances the degradation and suppresses the toxicity of polyglutamine-expanded huntingtin.Ubiquilin 1 modulates amyloid precursor protein trafficking and Abeta secretion.
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Visit Mende (Languedoc-Roussillon, France)
Mende is a town in the upper Lot Valley, at the northern edge of the Parc National de Cevennes, in the Lozère department of Languedoc-Roussillon where it is overlooked by forested hills.
Exploring Mende
Start your visit in the streets around the cathedral and the Place de la Republique, in the historical centre of Mende, where the majority of the monuments and buildings of interest are found.
Mende cathedral
Mende cathedral dominates the town centre, and was originally built for Pope Urbain V who was born close to here - his statue stands in front of the cathedral. The original 14th century cathedral had the two belltowers added in the 16th century, and then the cathedral itself was largely destroyed and a replacement cathedral built (around 1600) that retained the belltowers. The rose window in the main facade was added shortly after, and the entrances substantially altered during the 19th century.
This sequence of substantial changes means the cathedral has several different styles and architectural influences. Overall it is an interesting design, if a little imbalanced to the eye since the belltower on the left is larger and more ornate than that on the right (the larger tower also once contained the largest bell in the world, until it was melted down to make cannons in 1580).
Inside the cathedral you can see a 12th century black wooden statue of the Virgin and also a series of Aubusson tapestries relate the story of the life of the Virgin.
Other highlights
the highlight of a visit to Mende is the town itself, with its fountains and public squares, the river frontage and the narrow streets to explore, and the medieval houses such as the Maison de Mandrin.
Two notable highlights are the 14th century Penitents Tower, that once formed part of the defensive ramparts around the town (now mostly lost) and is now the belltower for the Chapel of Penitents, and the the 18th century Town Hall, with its monumental stone staircase leading to the first floor where you can see some Aubusson tapestries (next to the cathedral).
Head towards the north of the old town to see the 13th century stone bridge of Notre-Dame from where you have attractive views along the Lot River and can stroll along the river banks.
The Museum Ignon Fabre has a good number of historical items discovered in the region, dating back as far as the prehistoric occupation of the region.
Mende tourist office propose a guided route through the town which passes these and other buildings of interest - ask at the tourist office or download the guide from here.
Close to Mende
The Hermitage of Saint-Privat, a pilgrimage destination, stands in a lovely wooded position on Mont Mimat overlooking Mende.
There are also many scenic highlights in the region, with the Parc National de Cevennes, Mont Lozere, and the Gorges du Tarn all within easy reach to the south and the Aubrac plateau to the north, each offering numerous scenic highlights and small villages and towns to explore (the journey through the gorges du Tarn is our personal favourite).
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Address: Mende, Lozere, Languedoc-Roussillon, 48000 || GPS: latitude 44.519, longitude 3.5013
Map of Mende & places nearby
Highlights close by
Marvejols 17km
Sainte-Enimie 18km
Montbrun 20km
See lots more places to visit nearby and a more detailed map at places near Mende.
See Languedoc-Roussillon and Lozere (the region and department for Mende) for more travel ideas...
Suggested tourist attractions to visit near Mende, France
- Marvejols - recommended detour (17km)
- Sainte-Enimie - most beautiful village (18km)
- Gorges du Tarn - grand site of france (19km)
- La Canourgue - village d'etape (25km)
- Aumont-Aubrac - village d'etape (29km)
- Réserve de bisons d'Europe de Sainte-Eulalie - zoo or wildlife park (31km)
- Parc à loups du Gévaudan (wolves) - zoo or wildlife park (32km)
- La Garde-Guerin - most beautiful village (32km)
- Chaos de Nimes-le-Vieux - site of natural beauty (35km)
- Aven Armand (grotte) - site of natural beauty (35km)
Market days in Mende: Regular market(s) are held in Mende each Saturday all day. (Markets are held in the morning unless stated.)
The French version of this page is at Mende (Francais)
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