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At the end of, "It's a Wonderful Life," Harry Bailey proposes a toast George saying, "To my big brother George, the richest man in town."
When I look at this picture I feel the same way...
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Wow - what a great picture! I pray that God will bless you, Barbara and all of your children this Christmas.
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You sure have a beautiful family and are indeed the richest man on earth. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
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Beautiful. Will be sure to show my kids. I brought the David Steward book w/ me on vacation and am learning a lot. Thank you.
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your cup overflows...its gonna need too ...to feed that lot! lol happy Christmas to a happy family-thankyou for the blog -reading from here in the UK.
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Wow. What a beautiful family you have. You are a blessed lot. Happy New Year and keep the Jazz going!!!!
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STERLING, ILL. (March 12, 2013) – Those experiencing aches and pains resort to a combination of tools such as heating pads, ice packs and hand-held massagers to help relieve sore muscles. Now, thanks to Wahl, those looking for all-around relief can find this combination in one powerful tool. The new Hot & Cold Therapy Massager builds off Wahl's 100-year legacy of massager innovation and adds to the company's therapeutic lineup of pain management solutions.
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iOS apps can be installed on Apple TV, they just can't be launched (yet?)
Developer Steve Troughton-Smith has discovered that you can install iOS apps on the new iOS Apple TV, you just can't launch them yet because Apple TV lacks the capacity to do so.
So, not only is the AppleTV set up for installing applications (of UIDeviceFamily 3), but the installation actually works
Of course, adding that capability will no doubt be high on the jailbreak to-do list... if Apple themselves don't do it first. (Fingers crossed).
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iOS apps can be installed on Apple TV, they just can't be launched (yet?)
iOS 5.0 next year maybe?????
@Mitchell racing games on a TV is real already. It's called XBOX 360, Wii, or PS3 lol. No iOS controller but much better graphics.
I don't see the excitement for apps right now. Until special Aple TV apps are created all the iOS device apps are useless. I don't want to have them be played on the TV and controlled on the phone. If I am going to go that far might as well play my XBOX 360.
If the appletv had larger storage and 512mb ram... I could see it being a game console. Right now, I can see apple adding a weather app through an iOS update. Lol
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Many parents, students, and families enjoy taking photos and videos of Lakota East Band events and concerts. We have many excellent photographers in our band family, so to give these photo bugs a place to display and share their photos and videos, the East Upbeat Club has developed a web site powered by SmugMug. This site can be directly linked to from our main web site's homepage, http://www.lakotaeastbands.org, or it can be directly accessed at http://lehsbands.smugmug.com. The site is maintained by the Lakota East Upbeat Club (LEUC) video and photo crew. LEUC is the band booster organization that supports the concert bands, the jazz bands, and the marching band for the Lakota East High School and the East Freshman School, located in Liberty Township, Ohio.
We pride ourselves at Lakota for offering a wide range of quality instrumental experiences with the concert program being the foundation of our instrumental program. District-wide we have approximately 2,500 students actively involved in our instrumental program in grades 6-12. Our mission is to promote excellence in music by creating meaningful cultural experiences through performance, understanding and appreciation of the art of music, while encouraging personal enrichment of the student's mind and spirit in a supportive and challenging environment and for every student to enjoy, appreciate and perform music to the best of their abilities and to realize that playing a musical instrument can last a lifetime.
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Two internet censorship themed posts in one day today, as the issue is starting to snowball, and the tide almost seems like it might be turning. There's been a new development about PIPA, the Protect IP bill that is the House version of the Senate's SOPA initiative.
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt), who co-authored the bill with Sen .Orin Hatch (R-Utah) has said he is willing to remove the most controversial portion of Protect IP, which would empower courts to demand that ISPs block access to certain foreign sites, effectively censoring them.
Leahy credits his constituents for giving him "insight" into the issue, but it's also likely he changed his mind because many of the big name ISPs were not in favor of that section of the bill. A similar sort of provision still exists in the Senate's SOPA however.
The second item of note is that SOPA author Sen. Lamar Smith (R-Tx) has himself been found guilty of violating copyright. The issue at hand is pointed out on VICE.com, where it juxtaposes this screenshot of Smith's website from before his SOPA days.
With this image, from photographer DJ Schulte, who was never asked permission, or given credit for his image's use on the site.
"I do not see anywhere on the screen capture that you have provided that the image was attributed to the source (me). So my conclusion would be that Lamar Smith's organization did improperly use my image. So according to the SOPA bill, should it pass, maybe I could petition the court to take action against www.texansforlamarsmith.com."
It may sound silly, but it points out the realities of SOPA that almost any domain on the internet, even Smith's own, could be taken down for good should it be found in violation of copyright. Hypocrisy in Congress is nothing new, but this is a particularly relevant example that deserves attention.
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THE death of three hunters from Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is likely to heighten fears that people in North America are contracting a new form of the fatal brain disorder from deer. But the surveillance system in the US is so woefully inadequate that even if these fears are unfounded, it is impossible for researchers to rule out the possibility.
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is a prion disease spreading among elk and mule deer in North America. It is similar to mad cow disease, raising fears people eating contaminated venison could develop a form of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) like that blamed on contaminated beef, which has killed about 200 people in Britain.
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In response to Mr. Bone's February 4th letter to the editor, I would like to clarify that no offices serving Veterans are being closed in our riding of Cypress Hills – Grasslands. Services to Veterans continue to be made available at seven locations around the riding: From Monday to Friday at the Swift Current Service Canada Centre and on varying days at Assiniboia, Gravelbourg, Maple Creek, Ponteix and Shaunavon.
It is unfortunate, however, that the closure of eight Veterans Affairs Offices in other areas is being portrayed as a reduction in services. In actual fact, the changes made by our Government have dramatically increased both services and support to our veterans.
Since 2006, we have increased the points of service for Veterans by over 620 locations. This means there are now more than 650 Service Canada locations which provide in-person services to veterans – 16 times higher than what it was previously under the Liberals.
In place of the eight closed offices, there is now a full-time Veterans Affairs client service agent at each of the eight closest Service Canada locations. These service agents can assist Veterans with applying for and modifying benefits, providing information on services and connecting those with complex needs to case managers or medical professionals. Veterans will have minimal, if any, additional travel time since the eight Service Canada locations are extremely close to the previous offices: Five are located in the exact same building, two are located less than 1km away and one is less than four kilometres away.
In total, since being asked by Canadians to form government, we have increased investments in veterans' benefits by almost $5 billion. This new funding includes expanding the eligibility for the Permanent Impairment Allowance so that 3,000 more veterans are eligible, as well as creating the $1,000 per month Permanent Impairment Allowance Supplement. In addition, we set a minimum monthly income for veterans in rehabilitation.
We also created the Joint Personnel Support Unit (JPSU). The JPSU enables our ill and injured members to work with medical personnel, social workers, occupational therapists and others to help them transition back into civilian life. We have made unprecedented investments in this area and have almost doubled the number of available health care workers. We currently have the highest ratio of mental health experts to help the men and women in uniform than any of our NATO allies.
In spite of the rhetoric to the contrary, all of these developments are significant steps forward in providing increased services to our Veterans. Our Conservative Government is deeply committed to serving the men and women who have served Canada, as well as their families, and our record demonstrates that commitment.
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Amazing pictures of Pentecostal church services by young talent Michael Alberry
I came across Michael Alberry's work in the most recent issue of The British Journal of Photography and was immediately drawn in to his excellent project A Time To Dance. It explores Penetcostal worship in the UK, and Michael is particularly interested in how media and technology shape the services, which are live streamed on the internet while attendees snap away on their smartphones.
He was also interested in the parallels between the churches and a club experience; both physical – many of the services took place in converted warehouses with dramatic lighting and booming music – and spiritual. "Both constitute an open, immersive space in which one can let go of the fixed face we hold in normal social situations," Michael says. "The act of searching for God in Pentecostal worship – much like the act of dancing – represents an immersive and transgressive experience that transcends the banalities and ebbing pressures of daily life."
This ability to articulate his aims so thoughtfully, and then realise them in such powerful, compelling pictures marks Michael out as a real talent, especially impressive when you consider he just this summer graduated from the University of Wales.
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Farm's the classroom for Pierce County's new 4-H summer assistantTrevor Odeen starts his summer assistant duties in the UW-Extension 4-H office in Ellsworth next month.
By: Bill Kirk, Pierce County Herald
Trevor Odeen set out to become a veterinarian, but changed career course and is now on his way to being an agriculture educator.
Pierce County's new 4-H summer assistant is a senior entering his fifth year at UW-River Falls, he said Friday, explaining the three semesters of chemistry required for the vet program convinced him to try a different direction. Switching majors meant heading into an extra year, however.
The latest choice Odeen faces is exactly what he'll do as an ag educator.
"I'm not sure if I want to be a teacher in high school or a 4-H Youth Agent," he said.
The Loyal native gets the chance to sample the latter when he starts his summer assistant duties in the UW-Extension 4-H office in Ellsworth next month.
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What else use can we make of Bacillus Pasteurii, the amazing microbial that can turn sands into sandstone?
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Score: No. 14 Northwestern 27, Ohio State 13
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Fourteenth-ranked Northwestern concluded one of the best dual seasons in its 91-year history Saturday by rolling past Ohio State, 27-13, at St. John Arena in Columbus. All but one of the Wildcats' six victories came with bonus points, including pins by senior and third-ranked Brandon Precin as well as sophomore Levi Mele.
Northwestern finishes its regular season with an 18-2 overall mark and a 6-2 ledger in the Big Ten, its best win total in conference action since 1987 and the first time it has won three consecutive Big Ten duals since 2008.
After the hosts got off to a 6-0 lead, NU reeled off six straight wins and led by as many as 21 points before the Buckeyes trimmed the margin with two victories to close the dual.
"We knew that bonus points could be a factor in the dual and they turned out to be the reason we won by such a large margin," said NU head coach Drew Pariano after leading the Wildcats to their first win in Columbus since 1998. "That was a positive for us but we also let some matches get away that were there for the taking. We're proud of the dual season we put together but what you do at Big Tens and NCAAs is really what people are going to remember."
The dual match got underway at 184 pounds where Ohio State's Cody Magrum used three takedowns to gain an early lead and never allowed NU's Aaron Jones to score on offense, as Magrum won a 7-4 decision to give the hosts a 3-0 lead. OSU made it 6-0 when the Buckeyes' 197-pounder Peter Capone was able to top Northwestern's John Schoen by a 2-1 score. After a scoreless first, Capone rode Schoen for the entire second period to ensure a riding time advantage and followed that up by escaping at the start of the third to make it 1-0 on the scoreboard. Schoen began to push the tempo looking for a takedown to tie the match and forced Capone to surrender a penalty point for stalling late in the third. Still down 2-1 with riding time factored in, Schoen couldn't get in on offense as Capone claimed the victory.
That brought up the heavyweight match where NU's Ben Kuhar squared off with Zach Stolarsky of Ohio State, who allowed Kuhar to escape early in the second period to give the Wildcat junior a 1-0 lead. Stolarsky then began the third in the down position and immediately seemed to be free, but he turned directly into Kuhar's grasp and found himself on his back with Kuhar working for the pin. Without a controlling grasp of Stolarsky's shoulder, Kuhar settled for three near-fall points, which was more than enough for Kuhar to score a 6-0 decision and finish with a 3-4 Big Ten dual mark this season.
Back down at 125 pounds, a focused and determined Precin put Northwestern in front for good thanks to his eighth pin of the year coming against the Buckeye's Bo Touris in the second period. With the victory, Precin enters his postseason with a record of 28-1 and a career mark of 131-29.
At 133 pounds, two sophomores squared off as NU's 18th-ranked Levi Mele met Jacob Vaughn of Ohio State, who got off to a strong start with a hold of Mele's leg. But Mele did well to defend the shot and force a stalemate, and he came out of the restart with a takedown of his own with 10 seconds remaining in the first. He added to his lead with a takedown in the second and, after starting the third on the bottom, reversed Vaughn to set up a fall with 1:19 remaining in the match, his sixth pin of the season.
Northwestern's powerful lower weights continued to roll, with freshman Kaleb Friedley getting several tilts for back points on his way to an 11-0 major decision over Randall Languis at 141 pounds.
Seventh-ranked Andrew Nadhir made it back-to-back major decisions at 149 pounds, repeatedly taking down and cutting Ohio State's Joe Grandominico to guarantee a bonus point win. Nadhir went on to win by a 15-7 count, wrapping up an impressive regular season with a career-best 27-3 record and a 19-1 record in dual action. At 7-1 in the Big Ten, Nadhir should have an inside track to a No. 2 seed at 149 pounds in the upcoming Big Ten Championships.
NU's final ranked wrestler took the mat at 157 pounds as No. 10 Jason Welch dominated a quality opponent in OSU junior Sean Nemec. Welch scored three takedowns and amassed 2:54 worth of riding time to close his regular season with a 23-3 mark.
Ohio State stemmed the tide with a win at 165 from sixth-ranked Colt Sponseller despite the best efforts of NU sophomore Kevin Bialka. Bialka hung tough, trailing only 8-4 in the third, but Sponseller continued to dictate the action and ultimately won by 13-5 major decision.
In the final bout of the afternoon, Ohio State's 13th-ranked Nick Heflin built a 4-2 first-period lead over NU sophomore Brian Roddy, Jr. in a battle of two Ohio natives. Heflin looked ready to add his lead on several occasions but was held off by solid defense by Roddy. In the end, however, Roddy could not generate a comeback and fell by a 4-2 score, setting the final margin of the dual at 27-13.
Northwestern now has two weeks before hitting the mats at Welsh-Ryan Arena to host the 2011 Big Ten Wrestling Championships, Saturday-Sunday, March 5-6. Tickets to the event are still available for purchase by calling the Northwestern Athletic Ticket Office at 888-GO-PURPLE.
No. 14 Northwestern 27, Ohio State 13
184: Cody Magrum (OSU) dec. Aaron Jones (NU), 7-4 (OSU 3, NU 0)
197: Peter Capone (OSU) dec. John Schoen (NU), 2-1 (OSU 6, NU 0)
285: Ben Kuhar (NU) dec. Zach Stolarsky (OSU), 6-0 (OSU 6, NU 3)
125: #3 Brandon Precin (NU) FALL Bo Touris (OSU), 3:57 (NU 9, OSU 6)
133: #18 Levi Mele (NU) FALL Jacob Vaughn (OSU), 5:41 (NU 15, OSU 6)
141: Kaleb Friedley (NU) maj. dec. Randall Languis (OSU), 11-0 (NU 19, OSU 6)
149: #7 Andrew Nadhir (NU) maj. dec. Joe Grandominico (OSU), 15-7 (NU 23, OSU 6)
157: #10 Jason Welch (NU) maj. dec. Sean Nemec (OSU), 8-0 (NU 27, OSU 6)
165: Colt Sponseller (OSU) maj. dec. Kevin Bialka (NU), 13-5 (NU 27, OSU 10)
174: #13 Nick Heflin (OSU) dec. Brian Roddy, Jr. (NU), 7-4 (NU 27, OSU 13)
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For the first time in a decade, the Greater Starkville Development Partnership is teaming up with the Chamber of Commerce Board, the Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Main Street Association to build a float for the upcoming Starkville Community Christmas Parade. The theme of this year's parade is "Christmas in Candyland."
Kim Jones, owner of Mary Virginia's Maternity and Children's Consignment volunteered to help with the float, as did Christine Tibbet and Jennifer Burt of Christine's Couture, Jennifer Prather of Schilling and Schilling Law Firm, Melissa Dixon of BluFish Design Studio and GSDP Vice President of Tourism Development Jennifer Gregory.
"This is the first year that the partnership has done a float, or at least the first one in 10 years, so we're really excited to represent the partnership," Gregory said. "Melissa Dixon is also the Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Board, so we have the GSDP, the Main Street Association and the CVB all represented here."
Tibbet said she and Burt were excited for the opportunity to get involved with the project.
"We got an email from Melissa asking for help, and we had always wanted to do something with the parade, so we were glad to volunteer," Tibbet said.
The float idea the group came up with was to build a gingerbread house to keep in line with the "Christmas in Candyland" theme.
"Kim Jones of Mary Virginia's had previous experience building ginger bread houses," Dixon said. "So then we just had to recruit Austin Shafer and Jeremiah Dumas to do some construction for us."
Shafer is the vice president of membership and chamber of commerce and Dumas currently serves as Ward 5 alderman and chairman of the CVB. Dumas said he and Shafer were happy to help with the construction, although he hopes they did everything correctly.
"Austin and I put it together, so we're just praying nobody gets hurt if the thing falls off the trailer," Dumas said, laughing. "The GSDP has just put such a major effort into getting our city beautiful and festive this year. Between the new Christmas tree that's going to be lit after the parade and the new decorations, we decided we needed to revamp the parade as well."
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"Although the Christmas parade will be judged by a special panel, the GSDP float is not entered in the competition," Jones said. "We just did this to have fun and get in the spirit."
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Happy New year to everyone!
hope the research will go well this year :P
Can someone help me? I would like to know if there are any ELISA alternatives for me, I have isolated peptides which bind to a target using my phage display library.
I have to confirm this binding by other methods and ELISA is one of them, however I would like another.
Any ideas on this?
thanks a lot,
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Some type of chromatography/mini-chromatography method should work too. For example, couple the peptide or target protein to the resin, and then incubate the other molecule with the resin conjugated to the peptide or target protein. There are various systems that can be used to conjugate the peptide or target protein to the resin. After incubation, wash several times, elute (with the denaturing detergent SDS, for example), and then perform a western blot or Coomassie blue staining of the SDS-PAGE. If you can detect both the target protein and the peptide in the same eluted fraction, they are likely binding to each other.
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I was wondering if you could recommend me some pre-game songs to pump me up
I usually listen to all the above by maino and t-pain, niggas in paris by jay-z and kanye west, good feeling by flo rida, thrift shop by macklemore ryan lewis and wanz, amazing by kanye west and young jeezy, ridin' by chamillionaire and krayzie bone, ima boss by meek mill and rick ross and wings by macklemore
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Hard work beats talent whem talent doesn´t work hard.- Kevin Durant
Three songs I have are Remember the Name, champions by ron artest, and amazing by tj fredette. Hope this helps.
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The titillating photo of a heavily made-up JonBenet Ramsey in a saucy cowgirl costume that circulated after her murder 10 years ago propelled the case into a public obsession.
A handful of unsolved murders involving children make national headlines each year, but the name JonBenet and her photograph became shorthand for a society's concerns about the safety of children and the nature of childhood. The lack of signs of forced entry and the distant demeanor of the girl's parents compounded public discomfort with images of a victim described as a "6-year-old beauty queen."


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