text:
We know you expect convenience and choice in your dealings with Virginia Natural Gas, and we work hard to give you both when it's time for you to pay your bill.
Ways to Pay Your Bill
Pay by Bank DraftOur AutoDraft Plan lets you pay your bill automatically through a direct debit from your bank account. It's fast, secure and free. Go to My Account/Payment Options to enroll today!!
Budget Payment Plan Our Budget Payment Plan is a great choice if you want your bill to be the same amount every month for the next 12 months.
Here's how the plan works:
This is a free service for residential customers whose accounts are up-to-date, and you can discontinue it at any time. To sign up, visit My Account/Payment Options.Pay OnlineSign up today for My Account, to view and pay your bill electronically. A convenience fee may.
In addition you can easily sign up for paperless billing and view your usage and payment history using our bill analysis tools.Pay by Phone Call 866.338.5491 and follow the prompts or speak to a customer service representative, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A convenience fee may apply.Pay by TextReceive a text alert five days before your monthly bill is due. Sign up online or by calling 866.338.5491 and provide your cell phone number. It's free to enroll; however, there may be a convenience fee each time you make a payment.Pay in Person Authorized payment locations are available throughout our service area. Find a location near you.
Pay by MailUse the return envelope that comes with your monthly bill. If you need to use your own envelope, enclose your payment stub and check and mail them to:
Virginia Natural Gas P.O. Box 70840 Charlotte, NC 28272-0840
Gift Payment Give the gift of comfort and reliability - give a gift payment! Just download the gift payment form, fill it in and mail it to us at the address you'll find on the form. You can also call us at
to get started.


text:
San Francisco, CAUSA 94103
August 14, 2012
No introduction yet
No answer yet
No answer yet
No answer yet
Hi Matt,
I am in the proess of hiring a contractor for my client in San Francisco. The are 2 positions for Java developers who have worked on Scala, preferabaly on Lift framework.
Beginners in Scala are also considered.
Location: San Francisco CA
Duration: 3 months and extendable to 6 months
Feel free to contact me at [masked]
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy

subset: commoncrawl


text:
High School: A product of the Danish Argentian High School, she has posted three first place finishes and eight top-10 showings 11 tournaments during 2012...she claimed individual medalist honors at the Putter de Oro and two regional tournaments...was the fourth-ranked golfer in her age group according to Argentino De Juveniles in fall 2012...in January 2012, she recorded the lowest round of her career with a 5-under 66 and averaged a 76.6 scoring average for the year...along with her junior ranking, she is also ranked No. 8 in the Argentinian Amateur Rankings...also played field hockey, gymnastics, volleyball, tennis, handball and competed in track & field.
Personal: Undecided on a major...born Naria Belen Goicoechea Ruiz on March 1, 1995 in Necochea, Argentina...one of three children of Mariela Andrea Ruiz and Mario Raul Goicoechea Ruiz.


text:
because of their critiques of the actions of Israel. Lots of people manage to criticise Israel without making Nazi-comparisons, just as lots of people criticise Barack Obama without making comments about secret Muslims or worse.
if you compare Israel to the Nazis, there are two things people think about you -His first point is unarguably true. Nazi Germany is notorious for its systematic program of exclusion, dehumanisation, and eventual murder of minority groups, particularly Jews. Whatever you might think about Israel's actions in the West Bank, for instance, the comparison doesn't even begin to get off the ground: there was no population of Jews living normal lives within Nazi territory; and there is no Israeli program aimed at excluding Arab Israelis from normal social life. This is before we get into things like industrial murder, which is of course at the heart of why the comparison is outrageous: by the end of the war I think the Nazis were killing around 10,000 Hungarian Jews a day in Auschwitz alone.
1) You have no sense of proportion and a grotesque and false perception of history and current events
2) You're kinda antisemitic.Israel is just as bad as Nazi Germanyis a lie that implies the Jews had it coming, they are no better than those who murdered them by the millions. This is a common talking point in racist literature. That's the bed you want to crawl into seeking social justice? Really?
Blacks have so often been the victims of crime that they should make a special effort to be law-abiding. I wrote about the comparison a few weeks ago, see here for links.
using historical persecution as a playing card to browbeat international opinion. My experience has been that as a rule, anyone who says he
[is] not ais like someone who sayshaterof any one religion
I'm not a racist, but ...: you're about to hear something nasty.


text:
Blue Book® Suggested Retail Value
Fuel Economy (city/hwy)
Quick Facts
More Research
User Reviews
The community thinks...
The Biggest Financial Mistake of My Life by Robert from Seattle on 08/27/2011. Trim: 1995 Ford Explorer XLT 4-Door 4WD, Owned 1 year.
Pros: Roomy, decent performance. I enjoy driving this car.
Cons: I have owned this vehicle for almost a year now, and there has never not been a major mechanical problem waiting for me to fix it. So far I've replaced the transmission, brake rotor, and front lower ball joints, but it is still having problems. Also, very poor gas mileage.
Overall review: The problems that I have had are common, and one that you should especially keep in mind is the transmission problem. It is very expensive to fix and happens to virtually all Ford Explorers from this time period. Mechanically, the car could have been designed better and will cost you a lot of money to keep up and repair. Add to that the poor fuel economy, and you've got yourself a money pit. Save your money and buy something else.
Review ID: #554054 Is this review offensive?
Recently Viewed Cars
Related Articles


text:
At the Tallmadge home where police believe Wendy Ralston and her 5-year-old son, Peyton, were murdered, the 24-hour police guard is gone. That said, the behind-the-scenes intensive investigation continues.
The home is now marked with red evidence tape at any possible entrance. Obviously, police want nothing disturbed if forensic testing should indicate the need to return.
At the Tallmadge Police Department, 19 Action News has learned that the coroner's work is done, but there is no cause of death yet. Toxicology testing is still going on and advanced entomology work is going on at a lab in Pennsylvania.
Daniel Tighe, Jr., the man who lived at the home with Wendy and Peyton, is missing from his usual spots.
"I don't know where he's at and I haven't heard nothin' from him," said neighbor Gordon Ward.
"You know anybody that's talked to him?" asked Reporter Paul Orlousky.
"No. Nothin'. Nothin'." Ward replied.
Police do not call Tighe a suspect, but from the beginning, acknowledged spats between him and Wendy.
From day one, a report Tighe's next door neighbor heard about one of the bodies has bothered her.
"The other one was wrapped in a blue sheet, a dark blue sheet. I remember when he bought those navy blue sheets," said a neighbor who did not want to be identified.
She says Tighe had used them as curtains.
Given the wide array of scientific and investigative tools being used in this case, it is likely that whomever the killer is, he or she is simply delaying detection, not dodging it.
Copyright 2013 WOIO. All rights reserved
1909 Wynnton Road
Columbus, Ga. 31906
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- Mar 23, 2011 | 1:53 AM EDT
Related Stuff
If you liked this, check these out!
Author Comments
This is just a random idea that popped into my head today and I figured it'd be a good start to my flash reputation.
This is drawn with a mouse but I'll be getting a drawing pad soon so keep in touch. ;]
I wanted to show that the bird has a family like you and me, and that he will never get the chance to raise his young.
No, I'm not a tree hugger. Lol.
Rated 0.5 / 5 stars March 23, 2011
I liked the way you made the background.
Other than that, there really isn't anything to review... How much did this take you? 40 seconds?
GhostProgram responds:
Pretty much.


text:
Some information is missing or invalid below.
Learn more.
You can rely on SONOMA life + style. Featuring a supersoft, durable design, this bath rug is just what you want to top off your bathroom decor.
- 24" x 38"
- Spot Stop™ technology defends against discoloration
- Low-linting & pilling
- Highly absorbent
Construction & Care
- Cotton
- Machine wash
- Imported
Sponsored Links
The links below are ads provided by the Google AdWords™ program. Outside companies pay to advertise via these links when specific phrases and words are searched. These ads are provided by Google and are labeled as sponsored links. Clicking on these links will open a new tab displaying that respective company's own website. The website you link to is not affiliated with or sponsored by Kohls.com


text:
Arnaldur Indridason
Adult Fiction ARNALDU
Summary: Winner of the CWA Gold Dagger Award Inspector Erlendur returns in this gripping Icelandic thriller When a skeleton is discovered half-buried in a construction site outside of ReykjavÃk, Inspector Erlendur finds himself knee-deep in both a crime scene and an archeological dig. Bone by bone, the body is unearthed, and the brutalizing history of a family who lived near the building site comes to light along with it. Was the skeleton a man or a woman, a victim or a killer, and is this a simple case of murder or a long-concealed act of justice? As Erlendur tries to crack this cold case, he must also save his drug-addicted daughter from self destruction and somehow glue his hopelessly fractured family back together. Like the chilly Nordic mysteries of Henning Mankell and Karen Fossum, Arnaldur Indridason delivers a stark police procedural full of humanity and pathos, a classic noir from a very cold place.
Be the first to add a comment! Share your thoughts about this title. Would you recommend it? Why or why not?
Question about returns, requests or other account details?
Add a Comment
|Submission Guidelines
Find this title in the Library Catalog
Erlendur Sveinsson
Age: 50
Finds himself in an archaeological dig when a skeleton is discovered in a construction site; tries to solve the cold case of the history of a family who lived near the building site; his drug-addicted daughter is in a coma after miscarrying her child.
Detective inspector
Sigurdur Oli
Erlendur's partner.
Detective inspector


text:
Follow us:
Click below to filter your search results
Committee Opinion
Management of Pregnant Women With Presumptive Exposure to Listeria monocytogenes
ABSTRACT: Listeriosis is predominantly a foodborne illness, with sporadic and outbreak-related cas...
August 2014
Number 321
ABSTRACT: Recent legal actions and policies aimed at protecting the fetus as an entity separate from the woman have challenged the rights of pregnant women to make decisions about medical interventio...
November 2005
Number 449
(Replaces No. 230, January 2000)
ABSTRACT: Phenylketonuria (PKU) is an autosomal recessive disorder of phenylalanine (Phe) metabolism characterized by a deficiency of the hepatic enzyme, phenylalanine hydroxylase, an enzyme responsi...
December 2009
Number 501
ABSTRACT: The past two decades have yielded profound advances in the fields of prenatal diagnosis and fetal intervention. Although fetal interventions are driven by a beneficence-based motivation to ...
August 2011
Number 550
ABSTRACT: Myelomeningocele, the most severe form of spina bifida, occurs in approximately 1 in 1,500 births in the United States. Fetuses in whom myelomeningocele is diagnosed typically are delivered...
January 2013
Number 560
ABSTRACT: The neonatal risks of late preterm (34 0/7–36 6/7 weeks of gestation) and early-term (37 0/7–38 6/7 weeks of gestation) births are well established. However, there are a number of maternal,...
April 2013
Number 479
(Reaffirmed 2013)
ABSTRACT: Methamphetamine abuse has continued to increase in the United States since the late 1980s with its use spreading from the West Coast to areas across the country. Methamphetamine use in preg...
March 2011
Number 611
(See also Committee Opinion No. 579)
ABSTRACT: Accurate dating of pregnancy is important to improve outcomes and is a research and public health imperative. As soon as data from the last menstrual period, the first accurate ultrasound e...
October 2014
Number 340
(Reaffirmed 2012, Replaces No. 265, December 2001)
ABSTRACT: In light of recent studies that further clarify the long-term risks of vaginal breech delivery, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends that the decision regardin...
July 2006
Number 462
ABSTRACT: Moderate caffeine consumption (less than 200 mg per day) does not appear to be a major contributing factor in miscarriage or preterm birth. The relationship of caffeine to growth restrictio...
August 2010
Number 553
(Replaces Committee Opinion Number 369, June 2007)
ABSTRACT: Fertility treatments have contributed significantly to the increase in multifetal pregnancies. The first approach to the problem of multifetal pregnancies should be prevention, and strategi...
February 2013
Number 376
(Reaffirmed 2012)
ABSTRACT: Safety concerns have been raised regarding the use of nalbuphine hydrochloride during labor. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists finds data are insufficient to recommend...
August 2007
Number 481
(Replaces No. 393, December 2007)
ABSTRACT: Newborn screening programs are mandatory, state-based public health programs. They provide newborns in the United States with presymptomatic testing and necessary follow-up care for a varie...
Number 545
ABSTRACT: Noninvasive prenatal testing that uses cell free fetal DNA from the plasma of pregnant women offers tremendous potential as a screening tool for fetal aneuploidy. Cell free fetal DNA testin...
December 2012
Number 297
ABSTRACT: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) has endorsed the "Prudent Use" statement from the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM) discouraging the use of ...
August 2004
Number 561
ABSTRACT: For certain medical conditions, available data and expert opinion support optimal timing of delivery in the late-preterm or early-term period for improved neonatal and infant outcomes. Howe...
Number 474
(Reaffirmed 2013, Replaces No. 284, August 2003)
ABSTRACT: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' Committee on Obstetric Practice acknowledges that the issue of nonobstetric surgery during pregnancy is an important concern for phy...
February 2011
Number 549
(Replaces Committee Opinion Number 315, September 2005)
ABSTRACT: In the United States, more than one third of women are obese, more than one half of pregnant women are overweight or obese, and 8% of reproductive-aged women are extremely obese, putting th...
Number 275
(Reaffirmed 2005, Replaces No. 121, April 1993)
ABSTRACT: Effective rehabilitation and modern reproductive technology may increase the number of women considering pregnancy who have spinal cord injuries (SCIs). It is important that obstetricians c...
September 2002
Number 524
(Reaffirmed 2014)
ABSTRACT: Opioid use in pregnancy is not uncommon, and the use of illicit opioids during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of adverse outcomes. The current standard of care for pregnant ...
May 2012
American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
409 12th Street SW, Washington, DC 20024-2188 | Mailing Address: PO Box 70620, Washington, DC 20024-9998
Copyright Terms of Use


text:
Model Number: RN1937.7290
Slip on the Asics Lite-Tech Vest over your shirt or jacket and enjoy more peace of mind when running in low-light or foggy conditions. This ultra-lightweight accessory features Asics' Lite-Show reflective neon and front and back LED piping to make you move visible to drivers in low-light and foggy conditions. Adjustable side straps allow this vest to be customized to your individual fit.
Important Shipping Note: U.S. sales only.
Sizes and Fabric
*Measure in inches around fullest part of chest
Please include any relevant information such as weekly mileage, training or race pace, or foot type.
Copyright © 2014 Running Warehouse. All Rights Reserved. Contact Us
Site Map | US: 1.800.606.9598 | firstname.lastname@example.com | Careers


text:
The United States trails much of the developed world in college attainment among young adults, a key measure of global competitiveness. One reason: Other nations are pressing harder on quick-turnaround professional degrees.
Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The Washington Post Published on September 12, 2011, 9:05 pm
Continue reading: washingtonpost.com


text:
Next, you'll be asked to connect with Twitter. Rest assured, we will never send a tweet from your account
without your permission.
We will send you an email with an invite soon.
In NYC people line up for clubs. In SF people line up for food.
See what's Trending Now for @jack
Follow @jack on Twitter


text:
Discover the latest screenings and events in Wales – from previews of the latest releases to special industry events and workshops.
BAFTA/Jon PountneyAs part of the BAFTA Group and in line with our charitable status, our principal objectives remain firmly focused on delivering a year-round programme of events and screenings that support, develop and inspire the art forms of the moving image throughout Wales.
Our expanding programme of events range from major industry debates to pre-release screenings of film and TV productions in both Welsh and English languages.
BAFTA in Wales aims to reach out to new and diverse audiences, and with a continuing series of masterclasses led by leading industry practitioners, we are delivering more today of what we believe to be inspiring to audiences.
During the last twelve months, BAFTA in Wales has successfully developed extensive relationships with festivals and creative organisations throughout Wales to produce stand alone events. These events have offered a unique insight to a broad array of creative fields and our continuing aim is to bring the very best talent, films, programmes and master class session from Wales and beyond to our members and the general public. BAFTA in Wales continues to programme regular pre-release film screenings for Members.
We seek to build sustainable partner relations that will help build awareness of our activities, compliment brand values and bring people together through the support and promotion of the creative industries in Wales. The cross section of event supporters continues to demonstrate commitment to supporting the industry and its' future developments in Wales and BAFTA has developed a sustainable model of collaborative, creative learning and events that come hand-in-hand with industry growth and debate.
Our events as a whole continue to offer an opportunity to share knowledge and engage in debate through a diverse network of organisations and productions companies within the creative, media and related industries.
BAFTA Cymru recognise the importance of Welsh-language Television/Film production in Wales and will continue to promote and organise screenings and special events to new and diverse audiences.


text:
The Breakthrough on the Legality Plight of Environmental Control in China
Due to the particularity of environmental problems, the environmental control of government exists an inherent tense relation of rule-governed and administrative discretion. After confirmed the following two points: Government is not value-neutral during the process of environmental control, the public interest of the environment is not a certainty and objectivity existence, legality plight of environmental control is then appeared in China. The way to breakthrough is that adopts the method of "self-legalization", by adding a large number of democratic factors to gain the legitimacy in the environmental control of modern society.
Key words: Environmental control; Legitimacy; Self-legalization
Full Text:PDF Indexed/Included/Archived
Harada Naohiko (1999). Environmental Law (Yu Min Trans., pp. 59-60, 63, 69, 71-73). Law Press.
JIN, Ruilin, & WANG, Jin (2003). Research Review of the 20th Century Environmental Law Institute (p. 54). Beijing University Press.
Kurokawa Tetsuji (2008). The Jurisprudence and Methods of Environmental Administration (Xiao Jun Trans., pp. 11-18, 25). China Legal Publishing.
LI, Zhiping (2006). New Developments in Environmental Law – Interaction Between Control and Democracy. Preface (pp. 1, 2). The People's Court Press.
LU, Zhongmei, GAO, Lihong, & YU, Yaojun (2001). Environment and Resources Law (p. 82). China Legal Publishing.
WANG, Jin (2006). Environmental Law Institute (pp.56-57). Beijing University Press.
WANG, Xixin (2007). Public Participation and Administrative Process – A Framework of the Philosophy and System Analysis (pp. 13, 16, 18, 19, 25, 30, 33, 41, 54, 78). China Legal Publishing.
XU, Xiangmin (Ed.). (2005). Environmental Law Institute (p. 32). Beijing University Press.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968%2Fj.css.1923669720120806.1007
- There are currently no refbacks.
If you have already registered in Journal A and plan to submit article(s) to Journal B, please click the CATEGORIES, or JOURNALS A-Z on the right side of the "HOME".
We only use three mailboxes as follows to deal with issues about paper acceptance, payment and submission of electronic versions of our journals to databases: email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Copyright © Canadian Academy of Oriental and Occidental Culture
Address: 730, 77e AV, Laval, Quebec, H7V 4A8, Canada
Telephone: 1-514-558 6138
Http://www.cscanada.net Http://www.cscanada.org
E-mail:firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com


text:
Joseph Vredevelt
Best Vredevelt & AssociatesAttorneys in Firm – 2
AV Rated through Martindale-Hubbell, the only company which rates law firms throughout the nation. AV means the highest level of excellence and respect of other lawyers in the State. Joseph Vredevelt is a large part of that excellence. It is his determination to succeed at everything he does that sets him above the rest. Studying the current laws along with the historic laws to not only educate and lead in the courtroom, but to communicate effectively with clients and ensure they are aware of what has happened and what lies around the next corner.
(305) 670-3119
9155 South Dadeland Blvd, Suite 1412 Miami FL 33156
View map
Email email@example.com
456 questions answered
LawGuru Attorney
Areas of Practice
- Appeals and Writs
- Civil Rights Law
- Criminal Law
- Drunk Driving & DUI Law
States of Practice
- Florida
- Michigan
Countries of Practice
- United States
Joseph Vredevelt has answered 456 questionsMore Joseph Vredevelt answers
- If you were involed in a fatal car accident and take perscripitio... 6/21/13, 8:15 am United States Florida Criminal Law
- will i be offered PTD in miami for with no prior record... 1/16/13, 2:19 pm United States Florida Criminal Law
- i was charged with 1 count of scheme to defraud <$20,000 and 1 co... 1/15/13, 10:41 am United States Florida Criminal Law
- Can a person be charge a week later for drugs found on them at th... 1/14/13, 8:22 pm United States Florida Criminal Law
- On the Clerk of Courts website it stated that the case was nolle ... 11/16/12, 9:39 pm United States Florida Criminal Law
- got stopped on a bike after hours with no lights on the bike. nam... 11/07/12, 4:38 pm United States Florida Criminal Law


text:
Sorry, it looks like your browser doesn't have cookies enabled.
Dave & Adam's only uses cookies to keep track of your shopping cart while you browse dacardworld.com.
Please enable cookies to further enjoy your shopping experience. If you have cookies enabled, please refresh your browser.
We don't have this item available for sale at the moment.
Player - Frank Gifford Pro Teams - New York Giants 1952-64Pro Football Hall of Fame - 1977Awards - 8x Pro Bowl Selection, 1956 NFL MVP


text:
Hornady One Shot Gun Cleaner with Dyna Glide Plus 12 oz Aerosol
Product #: 170954 Hornady #: 99901 UPC #: 090255199017
Product Information
Hornady One Shot Gun Cleaner with Dyna Glide Plus reduces friction, cleans grit, grime, old oil and gunk from firearms, loaders and loading tools. It leaves behind a thin, dry lube that's impervious to heat, cold or buildup. One Shot DynaGlide Dry film technology has 6x more than the load carrying capacity of the US Military and NATO required specifications. Barrel leading is significantly reduced, and easy to remove with the micro penetrating solvents. The high load carrying capacity reduces heat buildup and wear and tear of compressed moving parts. The dry film advantages do more than simply reduce gunk and residue build up that wet lubricants contribute to, including all weather and temperature extremes, they also prevent corrosion and rust conditions often set in motion by wet alternative lubricants and corrosion inhibitors. The two separate corrosion inhibitor formulas added to One Shot DynaGlide dry film are two 2X times more (200hr.) than the minimum salt spray required specifications of the US and NATO Military. One Shot Gun Cleaner and Lube is a true one-step cleaner & lube, that cleans/removes Cosmoline, Greases, oils, lead, conditions new metals, and lubricates in One Shot. Technical Information:
- Cleans & Dry lubes in one shot with no oily mess
- Excellent micro cleaning solvent including leading
- Odorless after application
Delivery Information
The total weight of the product, including the product's packaging as it sits on our shelf. Since some products ship directly from the Manufacturer, their weight may be unavailable. Because of variations in the manufacturing process, similar products may have differing weights. Unless the product is designated as "Ships Alone", Shipping Weight does not include the shipping box or packing materials associated with your order.
Product ships from MidwayUSA, separate from any other products on your order due to its size. Products that are Shipped Alone incur separate "Per Order" and "Per Pound" shipping charges.
Product is regulated by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) and cannot be shipped via USPS or air shipping methods. DOT-Regulated products must ship UPS Ground.
Product is restricted by shipping carriers and cannot be shipped to certain locations or via certain shipping methods.
- Cannot ship via air
- Cannot ship via USPS
- Cannot ship to PO Box
Additional shipping charge for HazMat products. Carriers charge extra to ship packages with products they consider hazardous, such as reloading powder and primers.
Know someone who may like this? Email this Page to a Friend
Customer Reviews
The statements and opinions expressed within Customer Reviews reflect each author's personal perspective and do not imply endorsement by MidwayUSA, its Employees or any other organization. Customers should in no way infer that MidwayUSA has validated review information as safe, accurate or appropriate.
NOTE: Prices, specifications and availability are subject to change without notice.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
Others Bought
- MTM Flip-Top Ammo Box 17 Remington, 204 Ruger, 223 Remington... $2.99 - $3.49 View More Options
- Hornady One Shot TAP-HD Extreme Gun Cleaner, Conditioner and... $10.29 Available
- Cor-Bon Performance Match Ammunition 9mm Luger 147 Grain Full... $31.49 Available
- Pro-Shot Benchrest Quality Pistol Bore Brush 45 Caliber 8 x 32... $1.69 - $18.99 View More Options
- Ruger Magazine Ruger 10/22 22 Long Rifle 10-Round Polymer... $12.99 - $16.99 View More Options
- Hornady One Shot Case Lube 5 oz Aerosol... $10.99 Available
- LOCKDOWN Pistol Rack 2-Gun Vinyl Coated Steel Black... $2.40 Available
- Hornady XTP Bullets 9mm (355 Diameter) 124 Grain Jacketed... $18.29 Available
- MidwayUSA Rust and Lead Remover Gun Cleaning Cloth... $2.99 Available
- Frankford Arsenal Perfect Fit Reloading Tray... $4.99 View More Options
- Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Progressive Press Primer Slide Spring... $1.99 Available
- Bear Metal Action and Chamber Cleaning Swabs 6" Wood Handle... $2.99 Available


text:
Swimming Starts Season With Three Duals At WAC Shoot-Out
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The University of Northern Colorado swimming and diving team began its 2008-09 season at the WAC Shoot-Out , falling to New Mexico State (183-53), Air Force (163-73) and San Jose State (183-51) in the three duals after day one.
Junior Sarah Cook led the Bears with a second-place finish in the 1-meter diving, scoring 227.0 points and then finished fourth in the 3-meter event with 227.75 points.
Sophomore Tori Gutt, who had a tremendous freshman season, continued to make her mark in the pool, finishing ninth in the 200 yard IM with a time of 2:13.09. She also finished 15th in the 100 yard butterfly after clocking a 1:00.90.
Freshman Cheryl Bready placed 13th in the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 55.31 and senior Whitney Dahms swam a 5:28.73 to finish 14th in the 500 freestyle, while teammate Alexis Glessner was 16th in 5:29.54.
Competition continues tomorrow at the WAC Shoot-Out tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m., where the Bears will compete against Boise State and Nevada.
WAC Shoot-Out Day One Scores
New Mexico State 183.00 Northern Colorado 53.00 Air Force 163.00 Northern Colorado 73.00 San Jose State 183.00 Northern Colorado 51.00


text: Topics: National News Sandra Jackson, wife of ex-congressman, charged with filing false joint tax returns Associated Press • | February 15, 2013 | 4:11 pm Topics: News Nation Politics,News,Nation WASHINGTON (AP) — Sandra Jackson, wife of ex-congressman, charged with filing false joint tax returns. Sign Up for the Politics Today newsletter! Please enter your email address below to begin receiving the Politics Today newsletter. You must enter a valid email address in the field above! Thank you for signing up for the Politics Today newsletter! You should receive your first newsletter very soon. We're sorry, there was an error processing your newsletter signup. Please click here to visit our Newsletter Signup Center to register for this newsletter. Web URL: http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/feed/2072420 Share this article on Facebook or Twitter Print this article View article comments Leave a comment


text:
Research & Collections
The Breman's Cuba Archives and Genealogy Center holds memories and documentation of Jewish life in Georgia and Alabama. The archives contribute greatly to the study of Jewish culture and the humanities by illuminating how Jewish people lived, organized and participated in communities throughout the state. Personal stories and historical memorabilia of individuals provide a springboard for discovery and dialogue.
Search the Collections
› Online Catalogue
› Collection Summaries (Finding Aids)
› Browse by Topic› Learn More
› The Jewish Genealogical Society of Georgia
› Georgia Cemetery Project
› Tips and Resources for Online Research› Learn More
The library at The Breman includes non-circulating materials relating mostly to the Holocaust and to Jews in America and in particular, the South. Resources include city directories from 1876—1988, journals, and synagogue and community publications.
A small collection of Yizkor Books (memorial books) from Jewish communities destroyed during the Holocaust assists genealogists in the search for their roots.› Learn More
The Ida Pearle and Joseph Cuba Archives
› Make a Research Appointment
› Research Policies
› Learn About the Collection
› Donating Materials to the Archives› Learn More


text:
Facials'n cumshots #34 by x-doctor
Facuials'n cumshots #32 by x-doctor
Facials'n cumshots #24 by x-doctor
Facials'n cumshots #19 by x-doctor
Facials'n cumshots #20 by x-doctor
Asian lesbian doctor licking busty
Doctor savannah stern in white uniform
Mother and daughter team double up on hard cock
Doctor mick blue is happy to baby
Fucking the perverted doctor
Naughty lesbian daughter
Asian mom tries daughter's boyfriend black cock
Mother and daughter threesome
Milf gets anal while daughter watches
Fucking my daughter's friend
Mom catches daughter sucking cock on webcam
Fuck my daughter hot friend
Naughty doctor rides old man's cock
Mom and daughter sucking the same hard cock
Mother and daughter sharing a big black cock
Doctor nikki sexx loves her patients
Milf rayveness and teen daughter kinky threesome
Skinny teen daughter and mom share a big cock
Horny doctor fucking brunette cheerleader
Daughter catches husband ass fucking her mom
Venus devil's dirty doctor check-up
Big tits indian hustler drilled by horny doctor
Hot asian doctor handjob
White stepdad fucks black teen daughter
Butt fucking his best friends daughter
Daughter watches her mom get ass fucked
Asian mother and daughter blowjob lesson
Fucked the asian female doctor
Naughty asian cock sucker in the doctor's office
Busty mom looks like her daughter to fuck
Audrey bitoni - busty brunette doctor
Blonde doctor examines patient and fucks him
Horny big breasted tori lane seduces doctor
Doctor treats horney ailing patient
Blonde patient banged by randy doctor
Bizarre gyne doctor checks hot leggy babe
Theabuseutic fuck with bald doctor
Hot brunette patient drilled by doctor
Weird gyno doctor checks hot latina pussy
Doctor fuck whacks pussy
Doctor danielle fucked hard by her patient!
Charley chase fucks the doctor
Doctor, i'm sick... fuck me quick!
Sexy brunette doctor masturbates hard at work
Lezley zen - busty and horny doctor
Indian babe fucks her horny doctor
Mother and daughter lesbian scene
Gyno doctor examines tereza's young pussy
Ava rose fucks the doctor
Brunette babe rita examined by gyno doctor
A doctor's duty
Doctor doppelfucker
Sexy doctor rough sex
Call me doctor, nurse
Doctor's whoreders
The doctor is in
Sexy doctor fucks patient
Doctor vs prisoner
Last doctor visit
Doctor squirtsalot
Audrey hollander earns the title nasty pig slut
Brooklyn lee is doctor ramoin's sexy
Gyno doctor examines sweet pussy
Mature redhead bitch rammed hard by her doctor
Doctor examines breast then fucked her pussy
Doctor carmen mccarthy finds her pussy
Nasty blonde busty hot momma doctor
Brunette victoria lawson in white doctor
Raven haired glassed doctor kirsten price
Asian doctor asa akira is a
Sexy brunette abused by her doctor
Call me doctor, nurse
Red-haired lady doctor dani jensen in
Doctor krissy lynn and nurses amy
Horny doctor ian scott is going
Shy looking milfy doctor jessica jaymes
Doctor mick blue is happy to
Super sexy female doctor natalie vegas
Doctor bridgette b and patient mariah
Le docteur sodomise sa patiente
Daughter get huge dad big fuck
Hot mother daughter threesome
Daughter watch mother fucked by geek in cinema
Daughter watch mother fucked by geek in aquarium
Daughter watch mother fucked by geek on bus
Rebecca linares at the doctor
More "Destroy Throat" movies on our friendly site Nude Vista
Cute Italian Hottie Gets Her Throat Destroyed
Ava Devine Throat Destroyed
Asian Throat Destroyed Facial
Two Dicks Destroy A Cute Teen Throat
Throat Destroying
Daddy Destroyed My Throat
More "Destroy Throat" movies on our friendly site Porn MD


text:
I've had to cut my pull list by half (due to spending too much money), but I did just download IT GIRL & THE ATOMICS from ComiXology... and I think it's got potential to be lotsa fun. I've been looking for more 'fun' in my comics, lately, and Image have been putting out so much good stuff that I had to give it a try. Also: Snap City, ftw!
IT GIRL is a Madman spin-off, with a beautiful Mike & Laura Allred cover:


text:
In addition to its amazing "blow-dry-and-go" ability, another perk to a short crop like Anne Hathaway's is the many versatile styles you can pull off just by switching up the texture. Her sleek pixie at the New York City premiere of Les Miserables was a welcome change from her tousled, low-key styles, and held a graphic edge thanks to its glossy finish. "I wanted to create a glamorous, high-drama look appropriate for a New York movie premiere," said her hairstylist Adir Abergel. "The diagonal side part is a dramatic look within itself, but paired with Anne's short hairstyle, the drama factor was taken up a notch." While the star's strands were still wet, Abergel formed a side part that started at the corner of her eyebrow, sectioning her hair at an angle for a dramatic effect. He added texturizer to boost volume, and after a quick pass with the blow-dryer, he slicked on a hair gel to impart a sleek, mirror-like texture. "The final result was a smooth, high-shine hairstyle that brought the entire look together, and gave it a super-chic finish," Abergel added. We agree!
The Best Holiday Hair Ideas
America's Most-Wanted Haircuts and Colors
The Best Shampoos, Conditioners, and Styling Products of 2012


text:
This item is discontinued.
The Hatch Defender MP glove is used by police and military personnel throughout the world in need of heavy duty riot control gloves. The new Hatch Defender MP provides maximum hand protection for the toughest disturbance control situations. Plus, it features Hatch's Ergo-Cut design to allow for maximum dexterity for searching and weapon control. These Hatch duty gloves also provide a high density EVA foam padding for knuckle, finger and forearm protection, as well as goatskin leather with water repellent finish. These leather Hatch gloves feature signature ErgoCut in the palms for superior fit, while the elasticized wrist, hook and loop closure and unpadded index fingers allow for even more control and security.
About Hatch Gloves: Hatch Law Enforcement Gloves are designed for police officers, law enforcement and security personnel. These Riot Control gloves are available in a wide variety of styles from classic thin-cut leather designs and cold weather patrol gloves to progressive styles featuring the latest in protective technology and materials. Hatch Defender MP gloves are built to perform, providing the durability necessary for driving, riding, conducting searches or handling firearms. Hatch Gloves are of the finest quality and heavy-duty construction. This is why Hatch Law Enforcement products, and the Hatch MP100 gloves in particular, are known and used throughout the world.
Hatch provides quality gloves and other protective gear for uniformed duty, tactical, corrections, military, industrial safety/medical rehabilitation, and more. Its products are of the highest quality available in terms of materials, construction and durability. Hatch's market-driven designs incorporate the latest materials and technology for the highest levels of protection and durability available.
Harry's Army Surplus: Serving Dearborn and Metropolitan Detroit with army navy surplus, uniform gear, boots, army surplus and work clothing since 1950.


text:
B a Hero!
See a doctor who tests for hepatitis B.
Download this patient ask form and take it to your doctor today!
Free Workshops
Free health workshops are available for community groups and organizations based in San Francisco. For more details, click here.
Hepatitis B is a vaccine-preventable disease, and not every case of hepatitis B needs to be treated.
For those that do, there are several treatment options available. While no cure for hepatitis B has been found, treatment can be used to reduce the liver damage that may result in cirrhosis and liver failure.
Effective treatment may also reduce the risk of liver cancer.


text:
Recently in women's soccer Category
Every Tuesday, UK Athletics recognizes outstanding performances for our student-athletes. These are the honorees for the week ending Sunday, October 20:
Women's soccer: Arin Gilliland
Junior Arin Gilliland recorded her second hat trick of the season on Sunday afternoon, scoring the first three goals in Kentucky's 4-2 win over Alabama on Sunday afternoon. With the three goals, Gilliland now has 10 goals on the season and a team-high 28 points in 2013. Gilliland becomes just the second player in UK history to record two hat tricks in the same season, as she also had a hat trick last Friday night vs. Tennessee. All of Gilliland's goals were scored in the first half (23', 40', 45').
Every Tuesday, UK Athletics recognizes outstanding performances for our student-athletes. These are the honorees for the week ending Sunday, October 13:
Volleyball: Whitney Billings
Senior Whitney Billings registered her 38th career double-double with an 18-kill, 10 dig performance in a 3-0 sweep at South Carolina. Billings was UK's top threat with the 18 kills on a blistering .484 hitting percentage, while adding the 10 scoops. The 18 hammers marked a career-high in a three-set match. Even more impressive with Billings' play against South Carolina was that it was in response to a blatant effort by No. 2 Florida to slow the right side hitter down in the top-15 showdown. Billings managed five kills (one shy of a team high), but was one of only two players to record double-figure digs with the 10 scoops against the Gators.
Women's soccer: Arin Gilliland
Arin Gilliland scored three goals in Friday night's 4-1 win over Tennessee, collecting her first-career hat trick. Gilliland scored all three goals in the run of play, with the tallies coming in the 8th, 25th and 40th minutes. The MAC Herrmann Award finalist now has seven goals and eight assists on the season, and has scored multiple times in two games this season.
Women's soccer: Caitlin Landis
Senior Caitlin Landis had her best game of the season, scoring a goal and assisting on two other goals, both to Arin Gilliland. Landis' goal was the game-winning goal, which was her first of the 2013 season, and sixth in her career.
Volleyball: Jackie Napper
Sophomore Jackie Napper led the defensive effort for the Wildcats in a 1-1 week. Napper logged 28 digs for an average of 4.67 for the week, well above her season average of 3.88. She's eclipsed the 10-dig plateau in 12 of her last 13 matches to lead the Cats. She also contributed four assists on the week continuing to be a strong presence in the offensive game as well.
Mike Tyson once said: "Everyone has a plan 'til they get punched in the mouth." The former heavyweight champion's words often hold true in the world of Southeastern Conference soccer.
Jon Lipsitz spends a great deal of time analyzing video with his staff, breaking it down and showing it to the UK women's soccer team as part of devising a game plan.
Still, sometimes the opponent executes its own game plan a little better. They hit you before you can get to them and once you're down you can't recover.
Kentucky's 3-0 home-loss to Arkansas three weeks ago was a notable case of an opponent preventing UK from settling into its ideal style.
Since the loss two Fridays ago, UK has drawn first blood three straight times. Friday's 4-1 victory over Tennessee -- in which the Wildcats scored twice inside the first 15 minutes for the second time in as many matches -- was no exception.
Kentucky scored early and often, figuratively hitting Tennessee in the mouth, and the Lady Volunteers were unable to adjust, let alone recover.
"We had a very tactical week in training," Lipsitz said. "We got way ahead last week on film because there was only one game this week so we could focus a lot more on it, and I thought that helped us a lot. As I have said all year when the coaches get to give the players a game plan and they work so hard to meet that plan we can show how special we can be.
"Tennessee is a great team. We caught them early, and that was obviously the start we were looking for being back home. It's just a lot of hard work. You don't know from day to day if a shot is going to go in or not go in. What we can control is how hard we work. I thought we worked hard tonight."
Lipsitz's plan required some of his defenders to play major roles in attack. After picking up some of Tennessee's tendencies in film study, the UK coach knew he had advantage on the flanks with his wide backs getting forward.
Indeed both Kelly Hubly on the right and Cara Ledman on the left played in forward positions throughout the first half, with a cross from the latter leading to the opening goal.
Lipsitz's plan was certainly aided by having two talented fullbacks, who have spent most of their careers as forwards. As such, they are more skilled than the typical college defender.
Hubly had the second-most goals on the team last season as a freshman, and Ledman is no slouch as an attacking player herself. Lipsitz has described the converted left back as the team's most talented finisher inside the 18-yard box, a bold statement considering she plays on the back line.
"One of the things that is difficult about playing Tennessee is they have great movement between their midfielders and their backs interchanging positions," Lipsitz said. "We actually said what might end up happening is we may have to track their backs into our back line, but then our wide backs would get to take off. We worked a lot this week on our wide backs setting the play instead of our wide forwards. It obviously is an advantage having two forwards at wide back in a game where they get to go forward like they did."
UK went into the Tennessee game with an aggressive plan, but such tactics require a great deal of confidence and fearless attitudes. Such qualities are central to Lipsitz's most trusted on-field leader: Arin Gilliland.
The junior captain certainly repaid her coach's trust as she enjoyed her first-career hat trick, but her third goal was what best exemplified the aggressiveness Lipsitz has be preaching.
After receiving the ball with space in midfield ahead of the rest of her teammates, Gilliland decided to run on the ball straight toward goal. Electing to take on the defenders, she used her speed to get by three Lady Volunteers.
All three defenders attempted to knock Gilliland off the ball, and all three seemed to bounce off as the Lexington product found herself one on one with the goal keeper before she calmly slotted the ball home.
"Jon has talked about being more aggressive and having a fire when attacking," Gilliland said. "He started telling us that before the Vanderbilt game. When I saw three players coming through with all the space behind I thought I would take a touch, run through them because I am either going to get out into space or they will foul me and I'm going to get a penalty kick. I definitely think practicing that definitely worked and I hate to say it, but Jon's practice did work."
With all due respect to the rest of the Wildcats, Gilliland is the team's most talented player. But she's also the hardest worker, and she's always looking to improve. She has certainly improved her physicality in recent months, her second goal showed as much.
"I actually watched a game from last year this week because only preparing for one team allows you a little extra time," Lipsitz said. "I watched in order to evaluate how our individuals were developing. One of the things that was pretty stunning on the film was to see how different Arin is as a complete player than she was a year ago. Her ability to handle physical play without having it get under her skin is a huge part of that."
Gilliland would also reluctantly, but jokingly, admit -- because it would require crediting her coach -- that she was the beneficiary.
Lipsitz's initial tactical decision as UK's second goal came on a glancing header -- which she barely made contact with, redirecting the ball just enough to put the goalkeeper out of position -- from a cross made deep into the box, very close to goal. The Wildcats worked on such balls all week after too many crosses were too far from the goal in weeks past.
Like so many other training-pitch exercises from the previous week, the work paid off.
Even up 4-0 at half, Lipsitz still had helpful hints to give his players. After all, he couldn't let all the knowledge gained from hours spent in the film room go to waste just because his team had scored four times in one half.
"If you looked at Tennessee's stats they have now scored 12 goals in the second half and they've allowed one," Lipsitz said. "We knew they were going to come out in the second half. Obviously they are very well coached. We knew they were going to make adjustments so the key for us was to stay calm. Did we want to give up a goal? Well heck no. Did we want to score more? Absolutely, but the key was to stay calm. We had done the work so we just had to keep possessing the ball. We say all the time the best way to kill a clock is to have the ball."
Such a stat may have seemed miniscule amongst the broader themes of such a lopsided win, but his players' response illustrated the clear lines of communication, which have allowed UK to win 10 of its last 11 games.
Without prompting, Gilliland referenced Lipsitz's halftime message after the game.
"Jon put up a statistic on the board at halftime saying Tennessee has 11 second-half goals, and just one in the first half this season," Gilliland said. "We knew coming into the second half that they were going to be impressive from the start. At first we struggled because they were so aggressive out of the locker room. We got the restart under our belt, got a feel for it and handled it."
And yet, as perfectly as UK executed the game plan on Friday night, scoring four goals in the first half of an SEC game still came as a bit of a surprise.
"Any time we score four goals on a fantastic team of course it's a huge surprise," Lipsitz said. "There's a part of me that expects that because I've seen that in training. There's another part of me that goes, 'Wow, it came out in the game.' You're always surprised when you respect a team so much and you know that they're so good. To be up four goals at half is very surprising, but the other side of that is we didn't do anything today in this game differently than the way we trained this week."
Lipsitz may have been surprised that four goals came with such ease, but careful execution of a game plan allowed UK to land an early knockout blow on Friday.
Volleyball: Morgan Bergren
Sophomore setter Morgan Bergren led UK's offense to a pair of sweeps against SEC foes. Bergren dished out 10.5 assists per set while leading UK to a .391 hitting percentage combined in two victories well over UK's season average of .247. Bergren had seven kills of her own on a .333 clip, but it was her serving that was masterful. The sophomore had five aces on the weekend for an average of .83 per outing. She also contributed six blocks on the weekend and averaged 1.00 per set, second only to reigning SEC Defensive Player of the Week Alexandra Morgan's 1.09.The three aces she posted vs. Tennessee is a career-high total.
Men's soccer: Brad Doliner
Senior Brad Doliner had the best game of his career in leading Kentucky to a thrilling 2-1 overtime win at Old Dominion ... Doliner had his first career two-goal game, including netting the golden goal in the 98th minute to seal the win and adding a go-ahead score early in the second half ... Doliner now has four goals and one assist - his first career goals - with two game winners, 19 shots and 10 shots on goal ... A native of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, Doliner leads C-USA in conference games only in points (six), goals (three), goals per game (1.50), shots per game (four) and game-winning goals (one), also ranking second in shots (eight) ... Doliner's first goal of the game at ODU came as a penalty kick tally in the 52nd minute, his second consecutive game with a PK goal ... After UK allowed the tying goal in the 77th minute, Doliner struck for the golden goal in the 98th frame, a laser from the edge of the 18-yard box, lifting UK to the thrilling win ... A selection to the Gamecock Classic All-Tournament Team earlier in the year, Doliner has played throughout the lineup for UK as a versatile weapon, seeing starts at center back, outside back, outside midfield, holding midfield and forward.
Men's soccer: Callum Irving
Sophomore goalkeeper Callum Irving had a breakout game in between the pipes at Old Dominion on Friday night, equaling his career high with six saves in leading UK to a 2-1 win in overtime ... Irving made all of his saves after halftime, including four in the second half and a pair of thrilling saves in overtime ... Irving had a save with a minute remaining in regulation after the ball bounced curving off the far post, keeping the well-struck, curving ball from crossing the end line ... A native of Vancouver, British Columbia, Irving also made a tremendous, diving save on a hard-hit offering in the second half ... "There were a couple of times today that I was sure the ball was in the goal and he came up with the save," UK head coach Johan Cedergren said postgame. "There were a couple of times when there were cleats flying around his head and he did not back down." ... On the year, Irving has started five games with a 1.18 goals-against average, saving 10 and owning two clean sheets.
Volleyball: Jackie Napper
Junior Jackie Napper led the defensive effort for the Wildcats in a 2-0 week that included two sweeps over SEC foes. Napper opened the week with a career-high 18 digs for a three-set match, while also contributing five assists and a career-high two aces. She followed that performance with 16 scoops vs. Tennessee while adding three assists and a kill. It was her third kill of the season. The 34 digs in back-to-back three-set matches is a career-high for six sets. She registered a .950 serve-receive percentage for the weekend, while helping lead UK's offense to a .391 hitting clip for the two victories.
Women's soccer: Zoe Swift
Freshman Zoe Swift continued her prolific freshman season, scoring just one minute into the match on Sunday to give No. 19 Kentucky the early 1-0 lead on Sunday atVanderbilt. The Naperville, Ill., native then assisted on the game-winning goal just two minutes later, as she gave a pass off to Arin Gilliland, who struck the back of the net in the fourth minute. The multi-point game was Swift's third of the season, and the second time she has scored three points in a single game in her career.
Volleyball: Anni Thomasson
Freshman Anni Thomasson had an outstanding weekend for the Cats en route to a pair of sweeps over conference opponents. Thomasson opened the weekend with eight kills and 10 digs in the victory over Ole Miss. She followed that performance with the first errorless match of her career with six kills on a career-high .545 hitting clip vs. Tennessee. She also added a pair of assists and a career-best three service aces. Furthermore she totaled seven digs. For the weekend she ranked second on the squad in kills, hitting percentage, aces, digs and points. She was perfect from the serve-receive line, being served a team-high 22 times and did not commit a single error. Her 2.33 kills per set on a .444 clip is significantly improved over her season averages of 1.61 kills per set on a .196 hitting clip.
Star junior Arin Gilliland dedicated her latest espnW.com blog entry to the match. Here's an excerpt.
Before the game, we celebrated the life of a very special young lady and our honorary ball girl, Allison Berger. She and her family (Steve and Crystal Berger) forever changed multiple people's lives on this team, and they did the honors of presenting the game ball before the match, followed by a moment of silence in remembrance of Allison.
We came out ready to play. Every person on that field had channeled every bit of emotion they had bottled up. This game was much more than just a soccer game for us, and we weren't settling for anything less than a win. After a long battle against a great Georgia team, we finally found the back of the net to take home a 1-0 win.
Afterward we held a ceremony with all the fans and family and whoever else wanted to participate in the remembrance of their loved ones, family and friends who had fallen to cancer. Everyone received a flower that was donated by a local grocery company and placed it on the goal line inside the goal, when they were ready, during a moment of silence.
The Cats wore special gold jerseys for the match and they are now up for auction here along with other items. All proceeds from the auction will go toward the fight against pediatric cancer.
Back the action on the pitch, No. 19 UK (8-2-1) hits the road for a pair of Southeastern Conference matches this weekend. The Cats face Mississippi State at 8 p.m. ET on Friday and Vanderbilt at 2 p.m. ET on Sunday.
Jon Lipsitz's reaction to his UK women's soccer team's 1-0 win over No. 19 Georgia on Sunday night said everything.
His program has become accustomed to knocking off high-ranked teams over the past few seasons, but the circumstances surrounding a Sunday-evening matchup of elite Southeastern Conference teams made the game about more than just winning or losing for Lipsitz and Company.
The setting for the win was what caused a rain-soaked and suit-wearing Lipsitz to enthusiastically hug each of his assistant coaches and staff members near the touch line as the referee's whistle blew. After respectfully shaking hands with the opposing coaching staff, the fifth-year coach unleashed at least seven fist pumps and then went to midfield to embrace his players.
The Wildcats passed Sunday's stern test with flying colors. The win was an admirable response to a 3-0 loss to Arkansas on Friday night, and the fact that the game marked the program's annual "Kick Cancer Match," which benefits pediatric cancer -- a cause near and dear to Lipsitz and his players' hearts -- all on a national television broadcast.
"I think today was our best performance of the year," Lipsitz said. "There might have been days where we have scored more goals or had more opportunities, but Georgia is such a fantastic team. We watched a lot of film and saw how difficult this game was going to be. For us to win this game means the world to us."
The Wildcats wore gold jerseys for Sunday's match not as a fashion statement, but as a way to signal the game's significance amd a platform to raise awareness for pediatric cancer, fundraising for research and the fight those affected by the disease face.
"I thanked the team afterwards as I was crying a little bit before the game when (Steve and Crystal Berger) walked out on the field," Lipsitz said of the pregame ceremonies in which the team honored the late Allison Berger. "That's what this game is about. The thought of wearing our gold jerseys tonight on national television, doing that for Allison -- there is nothing better."
The UK women's soccer team chose to play an annual match to benefit pediatric cancer largely because of the Berger family.
"We decided to specifically do something for pediatric cancer research," Lipsitz said. "So many people have done 'pink games,' and what a wonderful cause. A few years ago we got invited over to the hospital to meet a young girl named Allison Berger.
"She had just come out of surgery and we heard she was a soccer fan. She became a part of our family and has since passed away. It's was a very difficult time for all of us, but she has positively impacted all of our lives in such a positive way. We want to do something every year in her memory for all of the kids. We wear gold, which is color for pediatric cancer research, to try and benefit 'Dance Blue,' because they do an amazing job here raising money for pediatric cancer research and we just want to be part of that."
Without doubt, the Wildcats' second win in conference play was important in terms of league positioning let alone bouncing back from Friday's performance. Still the meaning of a win to honor a special cause went beyond the value of three points or any other quantifiable metric.
The gold jerseys UK wore on Sunday -- along with the game ball and Lipsitz's tie -- will be auctioned off on UKathletics.com. All proceeds will go toward the fight against pediatric cancer.
Kentucky has not lost since former defenders Stuart Pope and Arin Gilliland moved into attacking positions before the third match of the season. Pope leads the team with nine goals. Gilliland ranks second in the nation and leads the Southeastern Conference with eight assists.
While Pope and Gilliland have shown off a lethal chemistry in the field's final third, each has a distinct pedigree.
Gilliland has proven a potent offensive weapon for the Wildcats in the past as she led the team with seven goals in an All-America 2012 season. She started the season starting as a central defender largely because she's likely to play there during her United States National Team call-ups.
Pope's offensive success seemed a novelty early in 2013, but it's been sustained through each of UK's seven straight wins. She has found the back of the net at least once in each victory.
That Pope has been so clinical on the offensive front has been due to expert navigation of largely uncharted territory by a player who plied her trade predominantly in wide areas before this season.
Pope had been UK's most creative player during Kentucky's disappointing offensive performances in the first two games of the season. Pope looked lively playing balls over the top into dangerous areas and making surging runs down the flanks in the first two matches.
Her ability to create from the back proved an idea Lipsitz had been considering since Pope arrived in Lexington more than two years ago.
"To imagine a year or two ago her commanding the middle of the field for 90 minutes, we imagined it but there is no way she could have done it, but now she deserves every accolade that she gets," Lipsitz said.
The move proved to trigger Kentucky's recent excellent run of form, and also appears to have put Pope in her ideal position.
"I was always more of a winger in club," Pope said. "This is really the first time I've played in the No. 10 position, but it feels natural to me. Even when I was out wide as a club player I would pinch in a lot into the hole. It's not really any different than where I've been playing, it's just more freedom."
Pope has scored four game-winning goals since moving into the traditional No. 10 role playing behind the striker in the heart of the UK attack. Pope struck the game-winner in last Friday's SEC-opening win at Auburn off an assist from Gilliland.
Indeed both Pope and Gilliland have shown an excellent rapport having both moved from defense to attacking roles earlier this season. The duo's symbiotic relationship is best illustrated be the fact that four of Pope's goals have been assisted by Gilliland.
"Arin's always had the desire (to score goals) and over the past year I've come into that role so we work well off of each other," Pope said. "We work well off of each other because we both work toward getting a goal. She's very good in pressure situations, whenever she needs help up there we work well together."
No one thing can be attributed to Pope's emergence as one of UK's most important attacking players, but her coach has a hunch where the newfound success started.
"Let's just go there and really say what happened last year," Lipsitz said, "She had zero goals and zero assists so zero points to help us last year. The biggest thing that has changed is her fitness.
"Stuart has always had an amazing mind for the game. She's extremely technical because she was so well-coached growing up so she had it all, but she had to decide to do the work. She decided to do the work and now she has become our playmaker."
Pope is in agreement with her coach: The biggest reason she's gone from no points in 20 games last season to 18 points in half as many so far this year is largely due to her offseason training regime.
"I just changed how hard I wanted to work on my fitness," Pope said. "Last spring was when I really got fit and I carried that through the summer. It changes everything when you don't get tired because you don't mess up technically.
"You don't get tired mentally because you don't get tired physically. Raising the fitness level as much as I did has helped me in all areas of soccer."
Pope had a sort of epiphany in regards to getting into better shape in an unlikely setting: on vacation.
"Last Christmas I went to Australia to visit my sister, and being over there and witnessing a lot of Australians' active lifestyles changed my opinion on everything," Pope said. "It made me start eating better. When I got back I just knew I wanted to work."
Lipsitz has indeed found the right formula during UK's current run and Pope is central to that equation, literally, but he did not always have the easiest time getting through to his star midfielder.
"She would be the first one to tell you that she did not like me her first two years here, and I don't apologize for it at all," Lipsitz said. "We always knew that Stu had tremendous potential. One of the greatest conflicts in a coach/player relationship is when the coach feels that a player is not reaching her potential."
Pope changed her nutrition plan, her offseason training and even her position. Still, an attitude change was necessary before she could integrate all her changes in preparation into on-field performance.
"My first two years in college I just had a bad attitude," Pope said. "I was always blaming other people for my mistakes. Last spring I decided to turn it around. I changed my diet, my fitness and my attitude to be more coachable. I think that has all just come out on the field this season."
The personal changes Pope undertook prior to the season and even some in-season adjustments have put her in the playing form of her life. If she can keep that form up -- which will be a challenge as UK begins its first two-match SEC weekend on Friday at home against Arkansas -- the sky is the limit for an already-effective offense that goes through a player who started the season as a defender.
Volleyball: Morgan Bergren
Sophomore Morgan Bergren led the Wildcats to their most complete offensive performance of the season in a sweep at Lipscomb. Bergren directed the UK offense to 40 kills on a .522 hitting clip, while the Blue and White committed just five errors as a unit in three sets of action. Bergren found seven different players for at least three or more kills. Bergren had six kills herself on a .556 hitting clip. She also contributed six digs and a trio of blocks in the win.
Women's soccer: Kayla King
Kayla King recorded her fourth shutout of the 2013 season on Friday night, making six saves en route to leading the Wildcats to the 1-0 win over Auburn. King dropped her season-low GAA to .079, as she led Kentucky to itsseventh-straight win on the year. King was forced to shot 12 Auburn shots, and a barrage of chances in the final stages of the match, as she helped Kentucky keep a clean sheet for the fifth time of the year. Kentucky is now 3-0-0 inone-goal matches this season.
Volleyball: Alexandra Morgan
Senior Alexandra Morgan was spectacular in UK's 3-0 sweep at Lipscomb on Saturday. She registered a team-high six blocks for an average of 2.00 blocks per stanza in the win. Her presence at the net flustered the Bison into a .089 hitting percentage and the home team did not hit above .100 in two of three sets. She also contributed offensively with six kills on a dazzling .750 hitting percentage.
Women's soccer: Stuart Pope
Stuart Pope connected with Arin Gilliland forPope's team-leading eighth goal of the season in the 27th minute to give UK the win. The goal for Pope was her sixth in the last seven matches since being moved up to an attacking center midfielder.
"I thought about what I was going to say in this moment so many times and now that I'm at the moment I'm at a little bit of a loss," Lipsitz said just minutes after Kentucky's overtime first-round NCAA Tournament win last autumn. "This is a really special moment for this program. One of the things I talk about is leaving a legacy while you're here ... I was brought here four years ago to make it to this moment."
The huge step forward was emotional for all involved with the program that has done nothing but progress since the fifth year coach took the helm.
Last season's postseason victory marked a major milestone for Kentucky women's soccer, but UK also took another big leap forward last weekend with the program's first win over a top-10 team, at West Virginia.
Lipsitz's reaction to the West Virginia win said a great deal about the state of the 2013 team, and the program as a whole, especially considering how emotional he was following the 2012 NCAA Tournament victory.
"We went into the match at West Virginia expecting to win," Lipsitz said. "I think that's where our program is. It doesn't mean that we didn't expect that last year. That (the 2012 NCAA Tournament win) was a huge momentous occasion that can never happen again. That was the first one.
"This is just a step along the way in a long season so last year I was excited for what that meant to the program, to get over the hump. Beating West Virginia on the road, I was excited for how well we played, but it's a very small step in what will hopefully be a successful and long season."
The Wildcats were no doubt ecstatic to pick up the program's first win over such a highly ranked opponent -- with an emphatic 4-2 score line no less -- but the Wildcats' expectations far exceed one win in September.
Those in and around the UK women's soccer program wouldn't trade the noteworthy victory over West Virginia for very much, and the victory surely turned some heads around the country, but Lipsitz is using the milestone victory as a new challenge to his team. After all, UK, which entered the national polls for the first time in 2013 at No. 19 this week, begins Southeastern Conference play on Friday at Auburn.
Indeed Kentucky is looking to exorcise the demons that go along with a recent history of disappointing results following strong performances.
Take the 2012 season for example.
After an emotional upset win over then-No. 12 Louisville on a Friday night, UK fell 3-1 to Samford two days later. UK defeated top-15 Florida last season as well, but lost to Arkansas the next time out. Again after a hard-fought draw with No. 6/8 Texas A&M in late September, the Wildcats lost 2-1 to Alabama two days later. Even after the NCAA Tournament victory of UT-Martin last November, Kentucky lost to an admittedly superior UCLA team in the second round.
The 2013 Wildcats are looking to prove they're a different group. The Wildcats did well to prove that point in their first opportunity to do so two weeks ago as they topped Dayton 3-1 two days after a 2-0 win over Louisville.
The proposition is very much the same as UK will look to extend its six-game winning streak with Friday's SEC-opening trip to Auburn.
"The SEC is a different level," Lipsitz said. "We as a staff keep telling our young players that they have never experienced soccer at this level. They all thought the Louisville game was tough, but SEC soccer is another animal. I trust my captains and upperclassmen to guide them along the way, and we are looking for a great challenge from a very well-coached and extremely organized Auburn team."


text:
Corporate / North American Operations / Sales
American Honda Announces October Sales
Total Honda division sales hit a new record high in October while record sales of both Honda and Acura light truck models helped to soften the blow of slowing demand for new vehicles felt throughout the industry last month.
American Honda posted record light truck sales of 35,964 units in October, a 21.9 percent gain over last year, while total vehicle sales fell 5.8 percent to 103,256 units for the month based on a daily selling rate. Total sales of Honda and Acura vehicles for the year are up 2.6 percent over year-ago results to 1,049,023 through the end of October. Total American Honda sales also surpassed last month by 2.0 percent.
Spurred by continuing strong demand for the Odyssey minivan and Pilot SUV, Honda Division light-truck sales rose 21.5 percent to 31,478 vehicles, setting a new October record. Record Honda division sales of 91,152 for the month surpassed year-ago results on a unit basis, but fell 3.1 percent on a daily selling rate.
Compared to a record October last year, total Acura division sales of 12,104 were off 22.1 percent for the month due in part to the limited availability of certain vehicles arising from the West Coast port closings. Sales of the MDX luxury SUV rose 24.8 percent over year-ago results to set a new October sales record of 4,486 units.


text:
The Biochemical Journal publishes important new findings and reviews across all areas of the molecular biosciences by authors in the international scientific community
You are the content you publish.
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with Twitter
I don't have a Facebook or a Twitter account
Start a free trial of Scoop.it Business
Your new post is loading...
Your new post is loading...
Pasquale Valente's curator insight, April 2, 12:23 AM
"After ginger consumption, participants at increased risk for CRC had a significantly reduced colonic COX-1 protein level (23.8±41%) compared with the placebo group (18.9±52%; P=0.03)"
Pasquale Valente's curator insight, August 22, 1:54 AM
Researchers from UC San Francisco, Arizona State University and University of New Mexico concluded from a review of the recent scientific literature that microbes influence human eating behavior and dietary choices to favor consumption of the particular nutrients they grow best on, rather than simply passively living off whatever nutrients we choose to send their way.
Graham Player Ph.D.'s curator insight, April 21, 5:55 AM
The belief of medical experts seems to be that cancer is a genetic disease. A belief that is expressed in our college education, biology textbooks, medical education, and top scientific journals. The belief is extended to suggest that if there is any metabolic component to the cause of cancer, then it is due to some genomic instability.
Alison D. Gilbert's curator insight, January 12, 5:23 AM
This magnificent orange powder is from a root called curcumin, the active medicinal component of turmeric root, not only stops pancreatic cells from metastasizing, or spreading, but inhibits pancreatic tumor growth as well.


text:
LEWISBURG, Pa. — The geology department at Bucknell University will host an open house Saturday, April 14, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the O'Leary Center.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult to the open house, which will have many activities geared toward elementary school children.
Activities will include interactive displays of rocks, minerals and fossils with a focus of examining how geology is influential in daily life.
Exhibits and experiments
"There will be exhibits and experiments in each of our teaching spaces on the first and second floors of the building," said Mary Beth Gray, associate professor of geology at Bucknell, "and major analytical instruments will be in use."
One entire room will be dedicated to a display of fluorescent materials. Another room will be dedicated to planetary geology presentations. And geology faculty, staff and students will be on hand to answer questions.
"If you have a few rocks, minerals or fossils that you would like to be identified, bring them and a geology expert will identify them for you," said Gray.
The O'Leary Center for Geology and Psychology is located on Seventh Street. For more information, call 577-1382.
For more information about the geology department, see http://www.bucknell.edu/Geology.xml
Posted April 2, 2007
The following links are virtual breadcrumbs marking the 27 most recent pages you have visited in Bucknell.edu. If you want to remember a specific page forever click the pin in the top right corner and we will be sure not to replace it. Close this message.


text:
|Contact Info Index,
Company Information, Email form, Visiting us, Ordering, Dispatch, Terms and conditions of business, VAT, Returns, WEEE
|Cameras Underwater Ltd.
Slade Road, Ottery Saint Mary, Devon,
EX11 1QH, United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 (0)1404 812277
|UK Registered Company No. 4314607
VAT Reg. No. GB 794 6551 81
Errors and omissions excepted.
© 2013 Cameras Underwater Ltd. ® "Cameras Underwater" is a registered trademark.


text:
The Dinosaur Coast Events
Yorkshire Fossil Festival
12 - 14 September 2014
What is it? A FREE three day celebration of all things geological and palaeontological (that's fossils!). Displays and activities for all the family put on by organisations including the Natural History Museum, the Palaeontological Association, The Geological Society, Leeds University, Sheffield University, Hull University, Durham University and many others.
All the organisations attending will be offering activities including fossil plaster casting, dinosaur games, geological map making, a rock and fossil identification service and there will even be some fossils for sale from local shops and dealers.
There will also be walks along the local coastline to look at the amazing geology on our doorstep including dinosaur footprints, and public talks on subjects including dinosaurs and William Smith, the Father of English Geology.
Check out our new microsite for diary details!
Friday 12 September will see the Festival open to schools to attend for the day, taking part in exciting sessions delivered by scientists from all over the UK and beyond.
The Festival is been organised and supported by Scarborough Museums Trust and The Palaeontological Association.
Where is it? The Festival will be held in and around the Rotunda Museum in Scarborough.
When is it? 12 - 14 September, 10am - 5pm (plus some evening talks)
Love Fossils? We'd love to talk to you!
We are looking for volunteers for the Yorkshire Fossil Festival this September - can you help? From 12 - 14 September there will all kinds of experts, stalls, events and workshops and we need you to get involved and take part. If you fancy being a part in this amazing festival conatct Will Watts on 07964 759433 or email email@example.com


text:
Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange announced Thursday the felony ethics conviction of a former state trooper for using a state credit card to buy gasoline for his personal use. Jonathan Dees, 48, of Spanish Fort, had been stationed at the Mobile office of the Alabama Department of Public Safety.
Dees pleaded guilty Thursday morning in Baldwin County Circuit Court. He was sentenced to 60 months, which was suspended, and ordered to serve a term of six months of supervised probation, to pay court costs, and a fine of $100 to the Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Fund.
Court documents include records of the State's evidence against Dees, including the defendant's confession; video evidence of Dees purchasing the gasoline; and documentation that, on his days off, he used his trooper vehicle and bought gas for his personal use with the state credit card. Prior to pleading guilty, Dees repaid $2,204.09 for purchases between the approximate dates of July 2009 and January 2011.
"This case is a sad example of someone who has betrayed not only the trust of taxpayers and the law that he was sworn to uphold, but also his fellow law enforcement officers who have earned our trust and respect," said Attorney General Strange. "Our message to all is that public corruption must be fought so that Alabama citizens may have confidence on those who serve the public."
The Attorney General commended Assistant Attorney General Pete Smyczek and Deputy Attorney General Mike Duffy of the Attorney General's Special Prosecutions Division, and thanked the Alabama Bureau of Investigation, for their successful handling of this case.
The Attorney General's Office presented evidence to grand juries in February and March of 2012, resulting also in indictments against two other former state troopers, against whom charges are still pending. Terry Stallworth, also formerly of the Mobile office of the Department of Public Safety, is scheduled for trial on January 7, 2013. A trial date has not been set in the case of Kenneth Grisset, who had been stationed at the Tuscaloosa State Trooper Post.
INFORMATION SOURCE: Alabama Attorney General's press office
1720 Valley View Drive
FCC Public File
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 WorldNow and WBRC. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text:
Who's Who Among Yamhill Valley Legal Professionals
In this directory, one of McMinnville's longtime lawyers says that the rule of law is the very foundation of the liberty that we all enjoy. He's right, of course. And as our country has grown and matured, so have our laws multiplied. Laws are on the books today that address situations now commonplace — issues and scenarios that did not even exist only decades ago.
We think that navigating the complex American legal system requires professionals of the highest caliber. That's why we've put together this directory we're calling Legal Briefs.
In this registry of local attorneys, you'll find the cream of the crop among Yamhill Valley legal professionals. Each attorney profiled here has a unique perspective and has traveled his or her own journey to reach the place he or she occupies today. Most of these professionals have legal specialties, distinct areas of the law in which they have specific schooling. All of them have a profound respect for the laws that form the structure of our society today.
Whatever your legal needs, we think the lawyers profiled here are the among the best in the Yamhill Valley, deserving of your business!
Only News-Register subscribers can access this premium content.
To subscribe, click here. Daily, weekly, monthly and annual subscriptions available; Starting at just $2.
Already an online subscriber, please sign in:
Would you like to comment on this article?
Only online subscribers may comment on articles. Click here to see how you can subscribe.
Already a subscriber, please log in
Note: Some articles do not accept comments at all.
• Amity man reported missing (7322)
• Pro and Con on Measure 88 — Alternative driver's license for undocumented immigrants (2634)
• County's economic development efforts questioned (2546)
• Leaping ability (2038)
• Highway 99W through Dundee has reopened (2029)
• Heavy rain on the way as fall's arrival brings first storm (1931)
• Inmate recaptured after brief flight (1925)
• Sheriff's union endorses Casey (1809)
• Amity runs past Sheridan (1741)
• Sheriff's union endorses Casey (20)
• Pro and Con on Measure 88 — Alternative driver's license for undocumented immigrants (11)
• Pain summit to address opioid abuse (6)
• County's economic development efforts questioned (5)
• Pro and Con on Measure 91 - Legalizing recreational marijuana (3)
• Not guilty plea in Oregon work-release homicide (3)
• Bypass work full-bore (2)
• Girl videos pair of assaults (2)
• Who will be our next filbert expert? (1)


text:
Melatonin for Migraine Prevention (MMP)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown because the information has not been verified recently.
Verified September 2009 by Nordlandssykehuset HF.
Recruitment status was Active, not recruiting
Recruitment status was Active, not recruiting
Nordlandssykehuset HF
University of Tromso
Information provided by:
Nordlandssykehuset HF
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 23, 2009
Last updated: September 17, 2009
Last verified: September 2009
- Full Text View
- Tabular View
- No Study Results Posted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
The circadian system with its centre in the hypothalamus is involved in migraine pathophysiology. Whether it plays a pivotal role is not clarified. The investigators postulate that a destabilized circadian system may increase migraine attack susceptibility, and that stabilization by supplying melatonin a migraine preventive effect will be achieved.
A previous open label study has shown effects that certainly warrant a placebo controlled study.
Drug: melatonin
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Melatonin for Migraine Prevention (The MMP-study): A Randomized, Double-blind, Cross-over, Placebo-controlled Study of Melatonin in Prophylactic Treatment of Migraine
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Migraine
Drug Information available for: MelatoninU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Nordlandssykehuset HF:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Migraine attack frequency [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index score [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Night time sleep quality [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Point prevalence of insomnia [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|February 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|October 2009
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|September 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Intervention Details:
Drug: melatonin
Circadin (melatonin) 2 mg ret. TAB vesp. for 8 weeks
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients between 18 and 65 years, both male and females.
- Migraine present for at least 1 year and fulfilling diagnostic criteria that conform to those of the International Headache Society (HIS) [2] but otherwise healthy.
- Attacks of migraine should occur 4-6 times per month, there should be no regular use of other drugs, and the patient has to be able to differentiate between migraine headache and non-migrainous headache.
- Preventive drugs for migraine should not have been used the last three months.
- Conventional acute attack treatment is accepted, but not sporadic use of other drugs like hypnotics and anxiolytics.
- Residence of North-Norway.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Medication overuse headache, chronic migraine.
- Pregnant and breast feeding women.
- Patient with either serious co-morbidity or conditions requiring medical treatment or caution.
- Psychiatric disease.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00849511
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00849511
|Departement of Neurology, NLSH HF
|Bodø, Norway, 8092
|Departement of Neurology
|Tromsø, Norway, 9037
Sponsors and Collaborators
Nordlandssykehuset HF
University of Tromso
More Information
Keywords provided by Nordlandssykehuset HF:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 18, 2014
|Responsible Party:
|Karl B. Alstadhaug, Department of Neurology, NLSH HF
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00849511 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|February 23, 2009
|Last Updated:
|September 17, 2009
|Health Authority:
|Norway:National Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics
Norway: Norwegian Medicines Agency
Norway: Norwegian Social Science Data Services
Keywords provided by Nordlandssykehuset HF:
Migraine prevention
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Migraine Disorders
Headache Disorders, Primary
Headache Disorders
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Protective Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Central Nervous System Depressants
Central Nervous System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 18, 2014


text:
Game of Thrones: "The Kingsroad"
Paul: I meant to comment on the first episode of Game of Thrones, but I forgot. So here are my thoughts so far:
I want to love this show, but it's obvious to me that it's going to be an extended series of awful things happening to the few decent people, while many terrible people go about their terrible business with impunity. I want to like Game of Thrones, but I have a limited stomach for character torture.
That said, man, this show looks amazing. The set and costume design is spectacular, and I hope the constant stream of despair doesn't put me off it.
So far my favorite subplot is Daenerys Targaryen's marriage to Khal Drogo, which is doing a thing I'm vaguely ashamed to admit I like (e.g. "the marriage of convenience that blossoms into genuine affection), although it's going about it in a really unpleasant way. Basically what I'm saying, HBO, is that I could do with less softcore porn. I have to watch this show in a room with other people, y'know? It's just awkward.
So at this point I'm basically watching in anticipation of the moment when Daenerys winds up being far more politically powerful than her asshole brother intended her to be, and visits payback for his assholery upon his head tenfold. Also watching Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister be snarky is guiltily enjoyable, although I pretty much want all Lannisters to die, forever.
Zoe: I was never a huge fantasy or sci-fi nerd, but given my love of vampire TV shows and the movie Reign of Fire, I probably err more to the fantasy end of things than anything. I never read any George R. R. Martin books (I was a Calling on Dragons, etc., gal), but my younger brother is a huge fan and I had heard good things about the show so I decided to check it out.
So far I am loving all the parts that are Peter Dinklage and with "pale enough to be a LoTR elf" lady. And while I am liking and enjoying everything else, I'm not sure how much I will be able to enjoy the few better than average people getting screwed a lot in the show. That, the T&A, and the racist-overtones of Khal Drago (something apparently missing from the book), give me pause for how long I will be able to watch this show before driving myself crazy.
And yet, it's a bit addictive. Because it throws so any characters at you so fast, it's hard to keep track without Wikipedia–which led me down the rabbit-hole of spoilers and new characters and so on. I have to admit I'm liking it enough to consider reading the books when this season ends. That and, well, I mentioned Peter Dinklage, right? He could be doing every single character as a monologue and that would be enough for me to tune in every week. Well, that and him slapping asshole princes.
Nikita: "Glass Houses"
Rawles: Alas, poor Jaden, we knew- well, actually no. We didn't know her because the show perpetually fell down on offering insight into or adding depth to her character, despite an extremely fertile setup, before ignominiously killing her off. Moving along to things that don't make me furious: at long last, after many episodes of clearly being suspicious of Alex, Amanda finding her out is both exciting and legitimately satisfying. The show has done a fairly good job of making Amanda seem like the truly formidable villain at Division. Percy is there, and dirty, and always up to something awful, certainly, and he's the focus of our hero's attentions, but they just hate him; they don't fear him. Conversely, the moment way back in "All the Way" when Percy announces to a captured Nikita that they're bringing in Amanda, it's one of the only times we've ever seen her visibly frightened. Percy is the one who brings them in and who sends them out, but Amanda is the one who breaks them. She's the one who controls them and she's the one who understands best how to hurt them. The A-plot this episode wasn't exactly dull, but a bit of a retread. Given the frequency with which Division agents seem to defect once being let outside, you'd think Percy would start trying something new. Though, to be fair, I guess the point was that he had realized that his Guardians aren't especially secure. Due the retread nature of this particular Guardian's dilemma, she mostly served as a narrative device to frame Nikita and Michael's issues, which left it difficult to really connect with her. Though, her killing four agents in five seconds flat was pretty sweet. All and all, a middle of the road offering.
Community: "Applied Anthropology and Culinary Arts"
Paul: It was barely even a B-plot, but the Indecent Proposal section of this episode just made me hate Pierce even more, which is impressive, because I already really hate that guy. That said, relegating him to background antagonist position was the right idea here, since I don't think I could've stood listening to his abhorrent racist logorrhea while Shirley was giving birth in the Anthropology classroom.
Which is to say, yes, Shirley's baby has been born! And although I wish the baby had in fact been Chang's, his part in this episode was nonetheless touching, as was Shirley's and Andre's gesture. Britta was perfectly awkward, and her conversation with Jeff ("OMG baby!" "Wait, we're too cool to care about babies") was another great moment. And Troy and Abed got their handshake back. Miracles all around! Now: It's time for some paintball.
The Office: "Goodbye, Michael"
Zoe: When I was a kid, my older brother would always accuse me of doing things because I had seen people on TV do them. This infuriated me, but was also usually right. Sometimes the best way I knew how to express an emotion was to act how Stephanie on Full House did–and sometimes the way I learned about emotions was to do that.
I don't think this is that uncommon in kids, though we all are able to grow out of it (some more than others). Michael Scott is what happens when you don't. His send off tonight was both sweet and unearned. The show had been building up to a touching send off for him–and his writing this season has earned this goodbye–but the idea of Michael is also the idea of the kid who has never had friends and is a jerk in groups. I believe you can grow to like that kid, but I'm not sure so many would grow to love him or think of him fondly.
I see Community's Pierce as the other part of the Michael Scott coin. He's also friendless man child with petty, jerkish tendencies who wants to be the center of attention to. The difference is that Pierce is more aware of how much people dislike him and that Pierce didn't grow up thinking he should act like a character on a sitcom. But there's some Pierce in Michael Scott as many episodes will show you. Being aware of the different Michael's and how terrible he had been, is what kept me from totally buying into the touching goodbyes. As much as the show has used Holly to force his redemption–and as good of a storyline as I think that has been–he's also the guy who's been unbelievable cruel to some of these people and humans just don't forget that easily.
No matter. Now that Carrell is gone, and with him the heart of the show, there's not really a reason to watch. In the meantime, I can appreciate the fine work that The Office has done growing his character this season into someone who someone else would want to marry, into less of a petty manchild, and who deserves the sweet farewell Pam gave him. And I'll get ready to ditch the show at the season's end because if D'Angelo is any indication, it'll rough sailing for The Office from here on.


text:
26 U.S. Code § 2207 - Liability of recipient of property over which decedent had power of appointment
Unless the decedent directs otherwise in his will, if any part of the gross estate on which the tax has been paid consists of the value of property included in the gross estate under section 2041, the executor shall be entitled to recover from the person receiving such property by reason of the exercise, nonexercise, or release of a power of appointment such portion of the total tax paid as the value of such property bears to the taxable estate. If there is more than one such person, the executor shall be entitled to recover from such persons in the same ratio. In the case of such property received by the surviving spouse of the decedent for which a deduction is allowed under section 2056 (relating to marital deduction), this section shall not apply to such property except as to the value thereof reduced by an amount equal to the excess of the aggregate amount of the marital deductions allowed under section 2056 over the amount of proceeds of insurance upon the life of the decedent receivable by the surviving spouse for which proceeds a marital deduction is allowed under such section.
Source(Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 402; Pub. L. 94–455, title XX, § 2001(c)(1)(I),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1852.)
1976—Pub. L. 94–455substituted "the taxable estate" for "the sum of the taxable estate and the amount of the exemption allowed in computing the taxable estate, determined under section 2052, orsection 2106 (a), as the case may be" after "property bears to".
Effective Date of 1976 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 94–455applicable to estates of decedents dying after Dec. 31, 1976, see section 2001(d)(1) ofPub. L. 94–455, set out as a note under section 2001 of this title.
The table below lists the classification updates, since Jan. 3, 2012, for this section. Updates to a broader range of sections may be found at the update page for containing chapter, title, etc.
The most recent Classification Table update that we have noticed was Tuesday, August 13, 2013
An empty table indicates that we see no relevant changes listed in the classification tables. If you suspect that our system may be missing something, please double-check with the Office of the Law Revision Counsel.
|Description of Change
|Session Year
|Public Law
|Statutes at Large
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.