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"You always take his side!" my daughter complained after the most recent pushing/shoving match between her and her little brother. It wasn't what I was in the mood to hear, especially since I just got done listening to similar sentiments from a grown-up.
People clash, that's just a fact of life. And in a small community those things get amplified. The most recent incident I found myself in the middle of sadly reminds me more of a Tom and Jerry cartoon: person A has found the Achelles Heel of person B, and person A has made it their new hobby to poke that sore spot of person B with a stick whenever there's an opportunity. Just like the little mouse Jerry trying to either pull one over or just annoy the cat, Tom. Through a series of follies and, well... cat and mouse games, the cartoon ends with the cat in the dog house while the mouse snickers up his sleeve.
Normally, I try to avoid the personality-driven "he said/he did" conflicts. But when these anctics spill over into the public eye, it can no longer be ignored. Then I'm the bad guy whose taking sides...
"Well he started it when he moved his..."
"He's the one that stomped in and..."
This is the same set-up I hear with my kids. Who broke it, who made the mess... This is when Mama yells, "I DON'T CARE, JUST CLEAN IT UP! Person A, stop poking Person B with a stick. Person B, take some deep breaths and count to 10. And if' you're still mad, do it again."
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New Rockstar Franchise Exclusive to PS3In a post on the official PlayStation blog, Sony of America director of third party relations Michael Shorrock today revealed that Grand Theft Auto IV developer Rockstar Games is working on a new franchise exclusively for release on the PlayStation 3.
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The recent news out of Kansas City seems to indicate that the team may very well decide to take a chance on drafting QB Geno Smith with the #1 overall selection in April's 2013 NFL Draft.
I'm about to connect a lot of dots here but I need you guys to just go ahead and hang with me because, after all, it's February.
For weeks now we've been hearing that it is likely the Chiefs will take LT Luke Joeckel with the #1 pick because there are no QBs worthy of the #1 pick. We've also heard that whether or not the Chiefs re-sign LT Branden Albert will be a big indicator of whether or not the team plans to take Jeockel.
Well tonight, the shit hit the proverbial fan.
Though nobody has signed anything yet and nothing is official, three reports emerged on Valentine's Day that could give us a pretty clear glimpse into Kansas City's intentions come April. These reports, combined with some other moves by the team, have enabled me to read the tea leaves a bit here.
The evidence for Geno:
A USA Today report claimed that the Chiefs are interested in possibly trading for Philadelphia Eagles QB Nick Foles. Foles is trained in Andy Reid's system and could be a fit in KC, either as a starter or a backup option. Frankly, I find it hard to believe the Chiefs are going all-in on Nick Foles. Their interest in him screams "backup, veteran option" to me. I could foresee a situation in which Foles is able to compete for the starting job but I refuse to believe Reid and Dorsey are placing all their chips on him. Think about how the Seahawks doubled down last season when acquired Matt Flynn but also drafted Russel Wilson. Even the Broncos, when they had just snagged Peyton Manning, drafted Brock Osweiler. Foles can't be the only plan or even "plan A."
#2. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that the Chiefs are looking to re-sign WR Dwayne Bowe. KC's offense was putrid in 2012 but that wasn't really Bowe's fault. Bowe has succeeded even with the worst of QBs.
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#4. A Bowe and Albert re-singing means that Tyson Jackson and Glenn Dorsey are almost certainly goners. The Chiefs will need help at DE to be sure but that may be why they rolled out the red carpet for former Giants defensive lineman Chris Canty this week. If the Chiefs can convince Canty to sign, they can feel a lot better at at least one of their DE spots for a couple of years. I think we can pretty well assume that Jackson is most certainly a goner and that Dorsey could follow him out of town.
If the Chiefs are planning to use a bunch of cap space on Bowe and Albert and they are seeking veteran help at DE while shedding bloated salary on average players like Jackson and Dorsey, then what are they thinking of doing come the draft in April?
Removing LT and DE from the equation really narrows things down. KC could go for CB or DT by drafting Dee Milliner or Star Lotulelei.
Or they could take Geno Smith or say, Matt Barkley at #1.
The reason I am leaning toward QB is because of the reported interest in Foles. Nick Foles played alright in Philly last year but he certainly didn't play well enough for Reid and Dorsey to believe he is the one true answer at the QB position in KC.
If the Chiefs wanted a sure-thing at starting QB, at least for 2013, they would be going after 49ers QB Alex Smith. But a Chris Moretnson report indicates that KC is interested in pursuing both Foles and Geno Smith before they will consider Alex Smith.
It all seems to fit. KC can cut Jackson and Dorsey while re-signing Bowe and Albert. The team also nabs Chris Canty and drafts another DE later in 2013 in a draft that is very deep in defensive and offensive lineman. The team then selects QB Geno Smith with the #1 overall pick and rolls into camp with Smith and Foles competing for the #1 QB job. If Smith isn't ready at first, Foles knows the system and could do an adequate job while Geno learns.
As for QB #3, the Chiefs could retain Ricky Stanzi or go after a more seasoned veteran to round out the position.
Again, we are doing a lot of projecting here and a lot can change between now and April but this all makes sense to me. Securing veterans like Bowe and Albert means the Chiefs have fewer holes to fill in the draft. Pursuing veteran defensive lineman like Chris Canty gives us a glimpse into the team's possible free agency strategy at that position. Once you rule out WR, LT and DE as first round needs, QB moves to the front of the line for the Chiefs and the QB currently at the front of the line is none other than Geno Smith.
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ESTORIL, Portugal - Ekaterina Makarova, who had never been to a Sony Ericsson WTA Tour singles final before last week, advanced to her second straight with a 63 61 defeat of eighth-seeded Anna-Lena Groenefeld Friday a day after upending second-seeded Maria Kirilenko.
"I played pretty well today," the sixth-seeded Russian said. "She is a good player but I played my best tennis, just being aggressive. I'm so happy to make my second final in two weeks. When I came here I was a little bit tired so I didn't think I could make the same result. I just played every point and every match and I've come through."
Makarova lost to Anabel Medina Garrigues in the final of Fès last week. She'll go up against another player seeking her first Tour singles title in Saturday's final - unseeded Belgian Yanina Wickmayer.
Wickmayer was up, 3-0, on seventh-seeded Shahar Peer in Friday's other semifinal, when Peer retired with a right foot injury. The Israeli first suffered the injury during her quarterfinal victory over Jarmila Groth on Thursday, and it caused her to withdraw from the doubles event before her quarterfinal match alongside partner Yan Zi.
"From the beginning of the week I had pain in my right foot and managed to finish my three singles matches and a doubles - I don't know how, actually - but yesterday at the end of the match, during the third set, I did something even worse to my foot," Peer said. "I tried to recover as much as I could, but I had to play very early this morning. I can't really walk on my foot that much unfortunately. It's the first time in my life I've had to retire from a match. It just needs rest and it will recover, but I kept playing on it because I wanted to keep playing this tournament, but I guess it was too much for today."
Wickmayer, who lost to Kateryna Bondarenko in Birmingham last year in her only previous Tour singles final, was disappointed she didn't get to finish the match, but is happy with her game.
"Of course I'd prefer to win by playing the whole match," Wickmayer said. "I was playing well until 3-0. I had a little practice after the match. Even though I didn't play the whole match, the games I did play were really strong and I feel ready for tomorrow."
Wickmayer, who also upended No.5 seed Petra Kvitova and No.3 seed Sorana Cirstea this week, expects a strong challenge from Makarova, in what will be the first match between the two.
"Makarova had a great week in Fès last week, too," Wickmayer said. "She has beaten some good players during both weeks, so for sure she is playing well. She's had a lot of matches on clay and so have I, so I think it's going to be a good match. I've never played her before, so we'll see what happens tomorrow. It's going to be the one who is the fittest on the court and who has the best start tomorrow who will win, I think."
Also Friday, third-seeded Raquel Kops-Jones and Abigail Spears and unseeded Sharon Fichman and Katalin Marosi both were victorious in match tie-breaks to set up a showdown in the doubles final.


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A field trip is an opportunity for a class to leave the classroom to see class-related experiences off the school campus. This short-term visit to a business or agency expands the learning opportunities for participating students. The field trip allows students to observe and investigate activities related to a specific subject and career development objective. It extends the learning environment beyond the school facility, thus emphasizing the relationship between school and work.
The field trip is one strategy for relating up-to-date information on new techniques in a selected field by observing practical application of that information. Students are provided the opportunity to gain knowledge of careers related to a specific subject area and to better understand the community in which they live. Field trips strengthen partnerships with business and industry and reinforce the fact that "what is being learned in school will be needed in the world of work."
- Identify and/or establish the goals, policies and procedures for field trips.
- Goals or objectives for field trips
- Policies and guidelines to be followed
- Procedures and steps for implementation
- List and clarify career development and course objectives for the field trip.
- Field trips that relate to the subject being taught
- Specific course objectives to be accomplished
- Select a destination that will best meet these objectives.
- Appropriate business or agency
- Effective host or tour guide
- Determine any cost that might be incurred in taking the field trip.
- Expenses to be incurred
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- Obtain administrative approval for the trip.
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- Review date, time, duration of trip.
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Never late than earlier as in the due course of this article we will be checking out on how you can easily port the latest version of Jellybean 4.1 Alpha 2 release in your Samsung Galaxy TAB 8.9. All thanks to the AOSP team who has made it possible. Since this is an alpha release, more than half of the functionalities are still under development, so the things which work and doesn't work are summed below. Please be informed that this is not an official firmware version released by Samsung Electronics and is a firmware built by the third party developers.
Disclaimer: Please note that we should not be held liable or responsible in any manner in whole or in parts if anything wrong happens to your device which is the most unlikely if you follow the instructions as prescribed in the due course of this article.
We will be very soon be coming up with the other custom ROM firmwares which will truly redefine your tablet experience. Also, very soon the official Jellybean 4.1 update will come to select Galaxy tab variant. As of now we are not having any exact dates. For your convenience, we have also shown the screen captures on how this firmware will look like in your device.
Things which are working:
- Extended Power Menu (More options in Power Menu)
- super fast reboot's!
- super fast start up's
- G apps Pre-Installed
- Fully Working Samsung Keyboard Dock!
- Wifi
- Bluetooth
- Hardware acceleration (You tube Etc…)
Things which are not working:
- Camera
- Google Now doesn't work!
- Google Search
In the process of the Jellybean installation, all the data in your device will get lost, so back up the same with the help of below steps. Don't back up the data with the help of PC Suite as it doesn't support the beta firmwares.
SMS – Use "SMS Backup & Restore app",
Contacts – Sync with the Gmail application,
Call Log - Call Log and Restore
Images, Songs, Videos, Files – Copy to internal / External SD Card,
APN and MMS Settings – Note down from the path "Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names"
Minimum battery left in your tab should be 60% so as to make sure that the tab doesn't get turned off in the middle of firmware update. Disable all the security suites installed in your computer and in device if any as these tools may interrupt the process of firmware update. Enable USB Debugging in your device from the path "Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging".
So assuming that you have followed all the above mentioned things, you can now head to the next page where we have summed up a detailed guide on how to apply this beta Jellybean 4.1.1 release.


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The Forest is One Big Thing
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This song interleaves the words of Payakan of the Kayapo in three voices and guitar. By developing it as a "round" Ben demonstrated the complexity and interconnectness of the works of this Kayapo leader….
More details, below is a speech given at the University of Chicago, Payakan of the Kayapo (indigenous to the Amazon rainforest) said the following:
"The forest is one big thing; it has people, animal and plants. There is no point in saving the the animals if the forest is burned down; there is no point in saving the forest if the people and the animals who live in it are driven away….the groups trying to save the animals cannot win if the people trying to save the forest lose….none of these groups can win without the support of the Indians, who know the forest and the animals and can tell us what is happening to them. No one of us is strong enough to win alone; together, we can be strong enough to win."
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UNDATED (WSAU-Wheeler News) A former federal prison employee in Wisconsin is accused of stealing over $87,000 in false mileage reimbursements. A federal grand jury indicted 43-year-old Christopher Seifer of Westfield yesterday on four counts of mail fraud, and a charge of stealing government property.
According to prosecutors Seifer was an electronics technician at the federal prison in Oxford when he began submitting expense forms for travel to health clubs to rehabilitate a work injury. That was in 2006. Investigators said Seifer turned in almost 1,4000 false mileage claims that were paid by the U-S Labor Department over a period of several years.


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Missing Adult: Nancy Ann Lockard
D.O.B. 11/30/1975 and would be 38 years old as of today.
Gender: Female
Nancy Ann Lockard has Light Brown Hair, Green Eyes, 5'11" Tall, 130 Lbs., Fair Complexion, Tattoo of Cartoon Character Tigger on back Right Shoulder, Tattoo of Butterfly and the name Brooklyn on right breast. Ms. Lockard also has a tongue piercing, a navel piercing and pierced bottom lip. She was last seen wearing a pair of Black Sweatpants, a T-shirt, and tennis shoes. Anyone with information can contact Det. Kevin Newsome at (606)433-7711, or e-mail email@example.com. Anyone with information can remain anonymous.
Anyone having any information regarding the investigation or the whereabouts of Nancy Ann Lockard is asked to contact the Kentucky State Police Post in Pikeville at 606-433-7711 or the toll free Kentucky State Police hotline number at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state).
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Visiting Students
If you are working on a degree from another institution and wish to take courses at IUPUC, apply as a visiting student. You are responsible for verifying that your home institution will accept the course credits. Your permission to enroll is for one term; however, an admissions counselor can authorize enrollment for additional terms if you are completing your final courses for a degree or if you are in the area on an internship or co-op program. You are not eligible for financial aid as a visiting student.
If you wish to enroll in mathematics or English courses, you must either have completed a transferable (non-remedial) college course in that academic area or you must complete the IUPUC placement tests.
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Students working on degrees at other IU campuses who wish to register for courses at IUPUC one semester should complete the VISITING intercampus transfer online through admissions.
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When I graduated from high school, I knew I wanted to pursue a career in the medical field. I was interested in becoming a medical technologist, and heard that Mount Union had an outstanding medical technology program.
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Along with an intellectually challenging education comes real-life opportunities for achievement and personal growth. With study abroad, volunteerism and leadership opportunities at the helm of our educational structure, your student will be prepared for success.
Leadership opportunities are plentiful at Mount Union. The leadership skills and responsibility that our students gain - whether heading up Student Senate or on the field as a team captain - are unsurpassed by other colleges. And the Emerging Leaders program, a leadership initiative that enriches the abilities of students, can help your child build the skills desired by future employers.
Employers also seek individuals who can interact comfortably with others in a broad range of cultures and societies, and the opportunity to study at numerous universities in more than 20 foreign countries through out study abroad program fosters such characteristics. Community service initiatives also provide an opportunity to interact with diverse communities and build leadership skills. As part of our mission, we strive to prepare students for responsible citizenship, and volunteerism to be an active member of the community while empowering them as a learner, leader and achiever.


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The West Midlands sends the lowest percentage of waste to landfill. The proportion of people going to work by car is one of the highest in England.
The share of local authority collected waste sent to landfill in 2010/11 in the West Midlands was 26.7 per cent, the lowest of the nine regions of England. The household recycling and composting rate was 42.4 per cent for the same period, close to the England average of 43.3 per cent.
The proportion of workers in the region travelling to work by car was one of the highest, at 77 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2011 compared with 67 per cent for England.
Between 2001 and 2011 the total stock of dwellings in the West Midlands increased by 6.0 per cent, below the England average of 7.6 per cent and one of the smallest increases of the nine English regions. The region had one of the highest percentages of new dwellings built on previously developed land in 2010 at 85 per cent.
The West Midlands is the only land-locked region in England. Two of England's three longest rivers flow through the region, lending their name to the former Severn Trent National Rivers Authority region which covers the majority of the West Midlands. In summer 2011 Severn Trent region had 30 per cent less rainfall than the long-term average, making it the English region showing the greatest divergence from the average.
The West Midlands region produced 7.4 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per resident in 2010, close to the UK average (7.6 tonnes). At local authority level this varied from 5.1 tonnes per resident in Tamworth to 22.4 tonnes in Rugby.
The region has one of the largest proportions of land area designated as Green Belt, covering 268,000 hectares – 21 per cent of the West Midlands land area (after London and the North West at 22 per cent).
Source: Office for National Statistics
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Waste and recycling data are from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Method of travel to work data excludes those on government schemes, those who work from home or in the same grounds or building as their home, and those who work in different places using their home as a base. The data have been extracted from the Labour Force Survey by the Department for Transport.
Total housing stock estimates between 2002 and 2011 will be adjusted once the 2011 Census dwelling count is available. Data are from the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Numbers of dwellings built on previously developed land, including conversions of existing buildings, are from the Department for Communities and Local Government based on Ordnance Survey records. Estimates for 2010 are provisional.
Summer rainfall is the accumulation during April to September. Rainfall data are from the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology based on Met Office records.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are measured according to the point of energy consumption. CO2 emissions data are from the Department for Energy Climate and Change.
Designated areas data are from Natural England.
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The Doctors weigh in on one mother's controversial decision to continue using medicinal marijuana, even though she is currently breastfeeding.
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What's On In Aberdeen
Aberdeen City and Shire is a vibrant and exciting region which will take your breath away, with a wide range of festivals and events. Choose from Highland Games, music or literature festivals and continental markets - there is more to discover everyday.
This comprehensive events calendar is updated daily by the Council, event partners and community groups to allow you to find hundreds of local events and things to do in Aberdeen City and Shire.
Event Highlights
On 24 Sep 2014(Wednesday Only)
Data that was collectes with note book and pencil is now suddenly captured by laser scanners and 3D cameras.
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences,Education)
On 24 Sep 2014(Wednesday Only)
Discuss the local Climate here in the Northeast and how it compares with other regions of Scotland.
(Theme: Environment,Senior Citizens/50+)
On 24 Sep 2014(Wednesday Only)
An Exploration into the Science and Technology behind the modern ski and snowboard equipment. With the backdrop of the weekly freestyle night at the dry ski slope
(Theme: Fairs, Festivals, Galas,Sport & Games)
On 24 Sep 2014(Wednesday Only)
Come along and get a glimpse as to how you could build your own satellite.
(Theme: Education,Senior Citizens/50+)
On 25 Sep 2014(Thursday Only)
Have an up close and personal glimpse into the vital work carried out at the centre guided by it's enthusiastic staff.
(Theme: Fairs, Festivals, Galas,Guided Walks/Tours)
On 25 Sep 2014(Thursday Only)
Green tea has long been suspected of having anti-cancer properties and a tea extract, called epigallocatechin gallate, has been investigated.
(Theme: Health,Talks, Lectures & Conferences,)
On 25 Sep 2014(Thursday Only)
Shaila Rao, Ecologist, Mar Lodge Estate, Natinal Trust Scotland, will give a talk on behalf of John Muir Trust North East Group, on the subject of Woodland Restoration in the Uplands.
(Theme: Environment,Countryside)
On 25 Sep 2014(Thursday Only)
Opening concert of the University of Aberdeen Concert Series 2014/15
(Theme: Music,Education)
On 26 Sep 2014(Friday Only)
We'll be wrapping up our gloriously colourful Kaffe Fassett exhibition in the best way possible! Don your most vibrant outfit as we invite you to join the Colour Clash.
(Theme: Visual Arts,Fairs, Festivals, Galas)
On 26 Sep 2014(Friday Only)
Poetry evening
(Theme: Written Word,Fairs, Festivals, Galas)
On 26 Sep 2014
Free food and activities organised by Europe Direct Aberdeen to celebrate European Day of Languages
(Theme: Fairs, Festivals, Galas,Children & Family-Friendly,)
On 26 Sep 2014(Friday Only)
Salsa Class followed by Salsa Party.
(Theme: Dance,Health)
On 27 Sep 2014(Saturday Only)
Jewellery making class at Bead Pop in Aberdeen city centre.
(Theme: Crafts,Workshops & Courses)
On 27 Sep 2014(Saturday Only)
We're taking part in the annual fund-raising event for Macmillan cancer charity. please come along and help us to raise funds for this very worthwhile cause.
(Theme: Fundraising,Children & Family-Friendly)
On 27 Sep 2014(Saturday Only)
The March Hare Craft & Vintage Market is a regular monthly market in Aberdeen City, Scotland. We feature an eclectic selection of stallholders from vintage fashion to handmade furnishings.
(Theme: Crafts,Markets)
On 27 Sep 2014(Saturday Only)
Two hour course for beginner needle felting
(Theme: Workshops & Courses)
On 27 Sep 2014(Saturday Only)
Saturday 27th September Breakneck Comedy: John Robertson Plus Guests Venue: The Blue Lamp, Aberdeen Doors: 8pm / Show 8.30pm Tickets: £10
(Theme: Performing Arts)
From 27 Sep 2014 To 28 Sep 2014(Weekend Only)
The most exciting fashion event of the season.
(Theme: Theatre & Shows,Exhibitions)
On 28 Sep 2014(Sunday Only)
Venezuelan comedian Laureano Marquez brings his show to Aberdeen for the first time to entertain us with his fine humour in Spanish.
(Theme: Theatre & Shows)
On 30 Sep 2014(Tuesday Only)
Glasgow University researchers, working on the History of Working-Class Marriage in Scotland c.1855 to 1976, are visiting Aberdeen to invite the public to hear more about this project and to share their own experiences of marriage and family life.
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences,Heritage)
On 01 Oct 2014(Wednesday Only)
Abderdeen's biggest student day.
(Theme: Seasonal,Young People)
On 13 Oct 2014(Monday Only)
In 2010, Professor Thomas Weber at the University of Aberdeen published a ground-breaking text, Hitler's First War.
(Theme: Films,Talks, Lectures & Conferences,)
Current And Forthcoming Events
On 23 Sep 2014 (Tuesday Only)
Tuesday 23rd September Breakneck Comedy: Brendon Burns Plus Guests Venue: The Blue Lamp, Aberdeen Doors: 8pm / Show 8.30pm Tickets: £10
(Theme: Performing Arts)
On 23 Sep 2014 (Tuesday Only)
Mark Paterson, Curator of the University of Aberdeen's Cruickshank Botanical Gardens, will lead you through the growing and management of CBG during this year.
(Theme: Environment,Senior Citizens/50+)
On 23 Sep 2014 (Tuesday Only)
Shane Wasik of Basking Shark Scotland will share some of these exciting adventures with the big fish, along with educational information on the sharks and the threat to their population.
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences,Environment)
On 23 Sep 2014 (Tuesday Only)
Human pheromones are dead: Long live Scentemones
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences)
On 24 Sep 2014 (Wednesday Only)
Join us for a special event where we'll be delving into the world of Scotch Whisky and explaining some of the science behind Scotland's favourite drink.
(Theme: Fairs, Festivals, Galas)
From 10 Sep 2014 To 24 Sep 2014
Hundreds of CDs and DVDs for sale at low prices
(Theme: Media,Music,)
From 01 Jul 2014 To 25 Sep 2014 (Tuesday and Thursday)
Sewing classes for all abilities
(Theme: Workshops & Courses)
On 25 Sep 2014 (Thursday Only)
This talk raises serious issues about collision avoidance and motorcyclist training.
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences,Fairs, Festivals, Galas)
On 25 Sep 2014 (Thursday Only)
The BloodhoundSSC project is working to use the challenges posed by designing, building and running a car that will reach 1,000mph - to engage and enthuse the next generation to embrace stem subjects.
(Theme: Fairs, Festivals, Galas,Education)
On 25 Sep 2014 (Thursday Only)
The Scottish Government is firmly committed to achieving all of Scotland's electricity demand for renewable sources by 2020, but how does it work?
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences,Environment)
On 25 Sep 2014 (Thursday Only)
Brian Keddie and Bill Kyle recreate their Glasgow based sextet which toured the UK in the 80s. Three horn front line includes Colin Steele on trumpet, Stewart Forbes on sax and Brian on trombone.
(Theme: Music)
From 09 Sep 2014 To 25 Sep 2014 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday)
Art exhibition by Tracey Swift
(Theme: Exhibitions,Visual Arts)
On 26 Sep 2014 (Friday Only)
Cafe Scientifique special! Who do you think is the greatest European Scientist of all time?
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences,Fairs, Festivals, Galas)
On 26 Sep 2014 (Friday Only)
What are the common misconceptions in forensic fiction vs reality? Should we believe everything we read and see?
(Theme: Education,Talks, Lectures & Conferences)
From 30 Aug 2014 To 26 Sep 2014 (Friday and Saturday)
Hear some great stories about some remarkable women who made some wonderful achievements and contributions to our city. Many of these women were truly pioneers. Some of these women you may have heard of but many of them you won't know.
(Theme: Guided Walks/Tours,Heritage)
On 27 Sep 2014 (Saturday Only)
Annual show of scale models by members of Aberdeen Modellers Society at The Gordon Highlanders Museum.
(Theme: Children & Family-Friendly,Senior Citizens/50+)
On 27 Sep 2014 (Saturday Only)
Free, fun and interactive events for all the family to enjoy. An event for everyone. Come and learn Chinese at the Confucius Institute!
(Theme: Children & Family-Friendly,Workshops & Courses)
On 27 Sep 2014 (Saturday Only)
Jewellery making class at Bead Pop in Aberdeen city centre.
(Theme: Workshops & Courses,Crafts)
On 28 Sep 2014 (Sunday Only)
A warm welcome awaits you at the Meditation Group, a small group with a guided meditation session. we can then share ideas & inspirations.
(Theme: Health,Workshops & Courses)
On 28 Sep 2014 (Thursday Only)
Come along from 7pm to meet expert Dr Stuart Gray from the University of Aberdeen.
(Theme: Talks, Lectures & Conferences)
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BRIDPORT The Vermont Health Department is investigating conditions at a school in Bridport after about 80 of the 130 students and staff either called in or went home sick.
The illnesses were reported Wednesday at the Bridport Central School. The district has called off school for Thursday and Friday as it sanitizes the building.
The Health Department is testing samples from those who are sick.
Symptoms included diarrhea and vomiting. Infectious disease epidemiologist Bradley Tompkins said it could be the Norovirus, also known as stomach flu.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1852, Henri Giffard demonstrates the first steam-powered airship, sailing 17 miles from Paris to Trappes; on this day in 1877, Japanese imperial troops crush the Satsuma Rebellion, Saigo Takamori dies in Kagoshima.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1776, as Nathan Hale is hanged by British military authorities for spying, he utters his famous last words — or does he? In 1975, Sara Jane Moore attempts to kill President Gerald R. Ford in San Francisco.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: Giles Corey of Salem, Mass., is pressed to death during the Salem witch trials; on this day in 1952, film comedian Charlie Chaplin, while traveling to England, is denied re-entry into the United States by U.S. attorney general.


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Critical Care Services: Professional Training
The physicians who treat patients at Children's Medical Center Dallas are not employees or agents of Children's. They are either (i) independent physicians engaged in the private practice of medicine who have staff privileges at Children's; (ii) independent physicians who are independent contractors and have staff privileges at Children's; (iii) physicians employed by The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas or another institution who have staff privileges at Children's; or (iv) physicians participating in the care of patients as part of a post-graduate medical education program.
The fellowship program at Children's Medical Center is designed to train those passionate about critical care medicine who will become academic leaders in the field. Leticia Castillo, M.D. is the Director of the Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship Program.
The program provides the opportunity to acquire clinical expertise through the care of critically ill infants and children, as well as an in-depth knowledge of the pathogenesis of severe illnesses.
The objective of this program is to train individuals who are passionate about critical care medicine and who will become academic leaders in the field. The program provides the trainee with the opportunity to acquire clinical expertise in the care of critically ill infants and children, as well as an in-depth knowledge of the pathogenesis of severe illnesses. In addition, the program offers an array of research training opportunities that helps fellows learn to ask and answer scientific questions that relate to the genetic, molecular, cellular, physiologic or clinical aspects of pediatric critical care medicine. The division and collaborating faculty have particular expertise in molecular biology, molecular pathophysiology and translational clinical research.
Goals of the fellowship program:
- To develop a strong background in pediatric critical care medicine emphasizing the pathophysiology and management of life-threatening pediatric illnesses.
- To develop clinical expertise in the care of critically ill infants and children.
- To develop expertise in multidisciplinary care concepts for critically ill children, particularly those requiring long-term critical care, including: use of technological devices, development of complex discharge planning and overseeing family needs during crises.
- To familiarize trainees with the difficult ethical questions that arise in caring for critically ill and injured children.
- To develop original lines of clinical and/or basic science research.
- To develop expertise at organization, analysis, preparation and presentation of data.
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Ben StevensonPredicting daily fishing success: The assessment of lunar and indigenous fishing calendars
Dr Zazli ChikThe influence of outliers on comparing stationary stochastic signals using the randomisation test method.
Dr Vladimir ObolonkinBelarus and Chernobyl; Facts and Thoughts from a Statistician-Insider
Dr Nicholas J. HortonMuch ado about nothing: a review of the state of the art of incomplete data
Much ado about nothing: a review of the state of the art of incomplete data
Professor Rosemary BaileyEXPERIMENTS IN RECTANGULAR AREAS: RESTRICTED RANDOMIZATION OF ROW-COLUMN DESIGNS
Professor Ray ChambersMaximum Likelihood under Informative Sampling
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Dr David ScottThe Hyperbolic and Related Distributions
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Dr Rolf TurnerDirect Maximization of the Likelihood of a Hidden Markov Model
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THE BIRTHDAY PROBLEM and DNA PROFILES
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Dr Yong WangExtending the Fisher scoring and Gauss-Newton methods for complex statistical optimisation problems
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In this talk general descriptive measures of multivariate variability and dependence are suggested which can be used in comparisons of random vectors of different dimensions. They generalize the measures of scatter and linear dependence proposed by Peña and Rodriguez (2003). The measure of variability that is introduced is the (transformed) r-th root of the entropy, and the measure of dependence is based on the mutual information between the components of an r-dimensional random vector, capturing general stochastic dependence instead of merely linear dependence. Decompositions of the measure of variability into a measure of scale and a measure of stochastic dependence are investigated. The decomposition resulting from independent components provides a representation of variability by the scale of independent components and thus generalizes the explanation of covariance by principal components in classical multivariate analysis. The ideas are illustrated for examples of r-dimensional log-normal
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For many Christians, the season of Lent is all about "giving up." Whether it is desserts, soda, French fries or Facebook, we routinely commit ourselves to various forms of abstinence and self-sacrifice.
The historical practice of "giving up" for Lent has multiple levels of significance. We give up that we might prepare ourselves for the Holy Week journey of Christ's suffering and crucifixion. We give up that we might be reminded of our sin and need to turn back to God. We give up that we might learn to give over our lives – its pleasures, pains, and practices – to God. Sometimes, we give up because it's a good excuse for a diet that we haven't otherwise been able to keep, or breaking a bad habit that we've allowed to form.
But what if Lent was about something more than giving up? Besides fasting or abstaining, Lent has traditionally also been a time of prayer (justice towards God) and almsgiving (justice toward neighbor.) Rather than trying to take away pleasures like candy or soda, what we if we instead focused on practices that we might draw us closer to God and one another?
Here are a few suggestions of where to start:
- Spend time alone with God. Once a week (or once a day), head outside to a park or trail with a journal, Bible, and some water and just be quiet for a while. Remember God's command to "Be still, and know that I am God" (Psalm 46:10).
- TheDailyGreen.com has offered up suggestions for 9 Things You Can Give Up for Lent That Will Help the Environment [1] These are simple, practical suggestions that any of us can implement. What better place to start than by giving thanks to God for the gift of creation, and by committing ourselves to practices which make it possible for all God's creatures to enjoy it?
- Invite your congregation to team up with Stop Hunger Now [2], an organization that packages and provides meals to those around the world who battle starvation on a day-to-day basis. As part of your Lenten disciple, fast for one meal a week, then use the funds you would have spent on that meal to donate towards the food and packaging costs (25 cents per serving). To get more information on hosting a packaging event, click here [3].
- Pray the Psalms. Some of the best poetry ever written can be found in the Bible. As you move through the emotions of Lent, the psalms offer beautiful reflections of the whole spectrum of the human experience. Let them guide you through daily prayer and meditation.
May God's presence abide with you on this Lenten journey!
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Duke Youth Academy for Christian Formation
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Wisconsin is losing out on jobs because the state's high-speed Internet service is not extensive enough – or fast enough.
That's according to Reed Hall, director of the state's Economic Development Corporation.
Wisconsin ranks 22nd among the 50 states in its average speed for broadband, and it's 26th in the amount of service that's faster than four megabits per second.
The rankings come from Akamai Technologies, a New York firm that keeps track of broadband trends around the world.
Hall says people want to live and work in places with affordable and high-quality broadband. He said it's a fact that businesses have not opened in Wisconsin because of a lack of high-speed service in some parts of the state. And Hall said areas without broadband are a competitive disadvantage.
Akamai says the U.S. ranks 8th in average broadband speeds. South Korea and Japan are the two fastest.
Hall says 8th-place is not a good place to be if the U.S. wants to lead the world's economy. Wisconsin has an average speed of 7.3 megabits per second. Vermont, Delaware, Washington D.C., New Hampshire, and Utah are the five fastest – all averaging 9.5 and 10.8 megabits per second.
The state's Economic Development Corporation is surveying businesses online through Wednesday about its high-speed needs. Hall says it will expose the weakest areas of the state.


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Discovery at the interface of organic chemistry, nanoscale materials, and living systems.
Welcome to the Wei Research Group webpage! Our mission is to develop molecular and nanoscale systems with unique physical properties or biological functions. Organic and materials synthesis offer a powerful and creative synergy for addressing problems of fundamental scientific importance and technological impact.
Wei Research Group - July 2013
Standing (left to right): Oscar Morales, Jon Mehtala, Anh Nguyen, Naveen Kadasala, Andrew Evans, Alex Wei, Matt Casselman, Maria Khlebnikova, Yang Liu.
Kneeling (left to right): Hari Khatri, Jordan Bruce, Thora Maltais, Jianxin Wang.
Playing with fireworks: Nigam Arora, Yanyi Chen, Kaleb Mathieu, John Sides, Siyuan Sun
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Wei Group News
3/2014 Jon's paper describing the synergistic effects of gold nanorod heating and cisplatin in an ovarian cancer model was selected as Research Article of the Month by Nanomedicine:
12/2013 Congratulations to our most recent PhDs, Dr. Jon Mehtala and Dr. Matt Casselman!
7/2013 Alex proudly associates himself with the next heir to the British throne. Nigam loses $5.
7/2013 We welcome Prof. Yang Liu from Jilin Normal University in China, who will be spending his sabbatical with us to work with magnetic nanoparticles.
7/2013 Best of luck to Jordan Bruce, who starts his M.D. program in Wisconsin this Fall!
4/2013 Congratulation to Kaleb and Siyuan on their Fesenmeyer and John Leighty Scholarships!
3/2013 Maria Khlebnikova was awarded a summer undergraduate research fellowship from the Purdue Center for Cancer Research.
1/2013 Alex has joined the Editorial Advisory Board for Langmuir.
12/2012 Alex served as guest editor for the Journal of Controlled Release (special issue on current challenges in drug delivery):
7/2012 Wei group members survive a night in the woods with a giant raccoon, and each other:
5/2012 Two students from the PULSe program have joined our group, Nigam Arora and Jianxin (Jason) Wang. Welcome!
5/2012 Congratulations to Zhao Tang, B.S. 2012 with honors! Zhao will commence his graduate studies in Chemical Engineering this fall at Rice University, in Texas.
4/2012 Pa Padungros starts his tenure-track position at Chulalongkorn Univ. in Bangkok, Thailand, while Hyon-min Song makes the commute between UCLA and KAUST in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Wei group goes international!
4/2012 Alexei Leonov is now a senior chemist at Cabot Microelectronics, in Chicago.
2/2012 We welcome Prof. Alvaro Duarte Ruiz, on sabbatical from the Univ. Nacional de Colombia in Bogota.
1/2012 Laura and Qingshan have begun their postdoctoral research positions at Johns Hopkins University and UCLA, respectively.
12/2011 Congratulations to Dr. Qingshan Wei and Dr. Panuwat Padungros on their Ph.D. defenses!
10/2011 Three graduate students have joined the group: Thora Maltais, Priya Murria, and Anh Nguyen. Welcome!
10/2011 Our article on self-assembled magnetic nanoparticle rings is featured on the cover of Journal of Materials Chemistry:
9/2011 The Wei group welcomes Andrew Evans, who will continue our magnetic nanoparticle research.
8/2011 Kulbhushan Durugkar is a lead chemist at Dow Chemicals in Pune, India.
7/2011 Best wishes to Julie Conlon, who is managing director of clinical labs at Unity Healthcare (Lafayette, IN).
7/2011 Congratulations to Dr. David Lyvers and Dr. Laura Alberch on their succcessful Ph.D. defenses! David starts his position at the Birck Nanotechnology Center in August.
6/2011 Our article on the magnetomotive imaging of gold nanostars is featured in the ACS Nano Virtual Issue on Plasmonics:
5/2011 Zhao is awarded a summer undergraduate research fellowship from the Purdue Center for Cancer Research.
4/2011 Panuwat's poster on beta-selective glycosylations wins a prize at the 28th H.C. Brown Lectures in Organic Chemistry:
4/2011 Qingshan is awarded a Bilsland Dissertation Fellowship.
3/2011 Hyon-min successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis. Congratulations, Dr. Song!
2/2011 Hyon-min's paper on nanostars for lymphangiography by photoacoustic tomography is featured as a Hot Article in J. Mater. Chem.:
2/2011 Quy's article on exchange bias in magnetic core-shell nanoparticles is featured in this month's issue of Argonne's Center for Nanoscale Materials Newsletter:
1/2011 Qingshan's Concept article on dynamic contrast (Chem.- Eur. J.) is featured on Wiley's Hot Topics website (magnetic materials):
11/2010 Yan Zhao has a position at the Institute for Metals Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences (Shenyang, China).
11/2010 Three new members have joined our research group: Hari Khatri, Naveen Kadasala, and Dr. Mini Thomas. Welcome!
10/2010 Congratulations to Dr. Jie Liu on her successful thesis defense! Jie is conducting postdoctoral research in art conservation, at the Indianapolis Museum of Art!
9/2010 We welcome Dr. Zhenguo Chen, from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.
7/2010 Congratulations to PhD graduate, Dr. Quy Ong! Quy leaves at the end of month to start his postdoctoral research at MIT and the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EFPL), in Switzerland.
9/2009 Our group is awarded a $1 million NIH Research Challenge Grant (RC1) to study tumor growth dynamics using multifunctional nanoparticles, in collaboration with the Boppart group at the University of Illinois. Of more than 20,000 proposals, fewer than 4% were selected to receive a Research Challenge grant.
7/2009 Our paper on gyromagnetic imaging is featured on the cover of JACS. Click here to experience the podcast!
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Save money with a 'pantry challenge'
Step 1: Look in your cupboards, fridge and freezer. Step 2: Get creative
- Far fewer out-of-pocket food expenses -- I've had to buy only milk, eggs, and fresh fruits and vegetables.
- A major clear-out of cupboards, fridge and freezer -- important, because in two weeks I'm moving to Alaska.
Sunk-cost cooking means a smaller grocery bill. Using up older ingredients prevents food waste. Once your freezer is emptied you can defrost it, so it runs more efficiently.
You even get to be more imaginative. How else are you going to turn out an entrée with a bunch of possibly unrelated ingredients?
'Renewed sense of creativity'
Not that a pantry challenge means eating badly. Jessica, of the Good (Cheap) Eats blog, says the experience produced "a renewed sense of creativity in the kitchen."
"I ended up throwing together some yummy meals that we revisited even once the challenge was over," she says. (Post continues below video.)
In my case, the meals haven't been particularly creative; fancy cooking isn't a priority for me. But I've used up a lot of odds and ends, finished last year's wild blackberries, and completely emptied the chest freezer, which I plan to take north with me. I've even gotten almost to the bottom of a 10-pound bag of dry beans.
I've spent very little money on food lately. The savings will be applied to the cost of my move. What you do with your own pantry challenge savings is up to you. Put it in the bank, snowball a debt, bulk up your holiday shopping fund or spend it all on your favorite hobby.
First, though, take a few minutes to feel smug. You saved money, avoided waste and maybe even created a new recipe or two. Bonus: You no longer to have to look at that can of smoked oysters.
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I stock up on items when they are on sale. Canned goods, veggies, soups etc will keep for a long time and some months I will go through times of "living off the shelves" especially during the winter when I'm trying to stay above water with the cost of fuel to heat my home.
Just a comment though. Did anyone else notice the people in the main article about the hungriest states in the nation? Few of those people looked like they've missed many meals.
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.75 mile trail, begins behind gift shop, easiest way to Natural Bridge, 500 ft. elevation increase, 4 trail shelters, ends at base of arch.Due to Nature Preserve status, pets are not allowed on trails at Natural Bridge State Resort Park.
The sandstone arch which Natural Bridge State Resort Park derives it's name took millions of years to form. Located near Slade in eastern Kentucky, Natural Bridge is found off the Bert T. Combs Mountain Parkway. The park has some of the most unique geological formations, and breathtaking views found anywhere in the commonwealth. Serious adventure seekers love to visit Natural Bridge due to its plentiful variety of activities. Hiking, camping, wildlife viewing, geological landmarks and a Skylift are just a few of the opportunities available to visitors. There is also a 60 acre lake in the park, as well as a lodge with full amenities. People find themselves totally immersed in their natural surroundings when visiting Natural Bridge State Resort Park, and it keeps many people returning year after year.
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Openbravo has committed to be 100 percent open in a number of different ways. Imagine if Google would emulate this.
Open-source ERP vendor Openbravo attracts Jesper Balser and Cees Poortman, experienced Microsoft executives, to its board of directors.
Open source is at the heart of Portland's TriMet ticket purchasing system, and much of the rest of what we do.
Openbravo just pulled in $12 million in second-round funding.
Open source allows a couple of Catalans in Pamplona to start a global company with tens of thousands of downloads every month. Try that with proprietary software.
Openbravo CEO talks about the transition from Oracle to open source and from CTO to CEO.
My slides from a presentation I delivered at the Openbravo Community Event on October 27, 2007.
Companies fuel much of the world's best open-source code. Here's how they can get involved without getting in the way.
Ubuntu wants to build its server business with open-source applications. Could Red Hat and Novell also benefit?
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Pliny the Elder: A case study in scarcity marketing
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Sep 19, 2014 Pliny the Elder inspires beer hunters around the world to search for just one bottle.
Weekend Brunch: Amazon v. Hachette, Axe, and Candy Crush
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Is Wal-Mart rethinking its business approach?
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Aug 14, 2014 How will Wal-Mart's socially-responsible initiatives fit with its corporate goals?
Marketing remains largely untapped for Eid Al Fitr
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Why do marketers want young men so badly?
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Things your dad likes: Tools, electronics, crackers
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