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PLAYERS: Homer Bailey, Cliff Pennington, Gerardo Parra, Wade Miley, Joey Votto, Heath Bell
TEAMS: Cincinnati Reds, Arizona Diamondbacks
TEAMS: Cincinnati Reds, Arizona Diamondbacks
PHOENIX (AP) -- Homer Bailey threw six innings of one-hit ball and a Cincinnati Reds split squad beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 9-0 on Saturday. Bailey struck out seven, walked one and retired his final 10 hitters. Cliff Pennington's one-out single in the third was the only hit against the right-hander, and Gerardo Parra drew the lone walk two batters later. Bailey also singled and scored during Cincinnati's three-run third inning. Four consecutive batters reached base with two outs against Arizona starter Wade Miley, including Joey Votto, who doubled home Bailey for the game's first run. Miley also went six innings, giving up four runs and nine hits with two walks and three strikeouts. Two of the Reds' four runs in the ninth came against Heath Bell, who has allowed six earned runs in his past three outings covering 2 2-3 innings.
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RANT WARNING: Am I the only one that thinks we're hurtling toward the Wachowski brothers' Matrix. Not only can I chat with virtual friends – but hey, now I can pretend to be one as well. Gee! I can stop going down to the real pub to meet real mates – just plug the computer into the back of my head. Get me a glass of water and chuck us the red pill.
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On his way out the door as Defense Secretary, Leon Panetta has lifted the ban on women serving in combat roles on the front lines of our wars. More from AP:
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Paul Wilson Ramey, a member of the Army Corps of Engineers who was a founder of AIDS Action Baltimore, died of cancer Dec. 29 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 55 and lived in Hampden.
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Ramji Raghavan is a former international banker who created Agastya International Foundation, a transformative and innovative education charity and the world's largest mobile hands-on science education program for economically disadvantaged children and rural teachers. Agastya has reached creative hands-on science education to nearly 4 million disadvantaged children and 150,000 teachers in rural India and pioneered innovations including mobile labs, Young Instructor Leaders (children-teaching-children) and a 170-acre Creativity Lab that has incorporated science labs, an interactive museum, model making, teacher training, art and ecology in a single campus. Ramji has an MBA from the London Business School.
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Charles Ma was initiated into the sacred world of Bharatanatyam under Guru Smt.Vidya Shimladka. His dance stands out for its distinct individuality, personality and control. Charles is also a contemporary choreographer and teacher. He believes that dance is sacred and the essence of his dance is a deepened spirituality and respect for its tradition and aesthetics.
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Arvind Nadig is a education entrepreneur who founded and heads Li2 Innovations, a innovative start-up to empower education through experiential learning solutions for schools and colleges. Using robotics to teach science, math and technology Li2 has provided creative fun based learning experience to over 100000 students and envisions to disrupt rote learning with fun based hands-on education. Arvind is a second time entrepreneur who in his college days started and managed FOSSI a management support firm for micro and small scale industries. He is a voracious reader, passionate innovator and a proponent of opensource culture.
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Shubhendu Sharma, an industry experienced Industrial Engineer turned Eco Entrepreneur, is the Founder/Director of Afforestt, a company which creates urban forests. Developed on world's best afforestation methodology from Japan, backed by robust management, intensive research and cutting edge technologies, Afforestt creates a 100 years old natural forest in just 10 years.
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Northern Star - on 25 Nov 2013
Hi, I purchased this pair of Grivel Quantum Tech Carbon Composite technical axes early this year for a trip to Scotland (but this never happened in the end). This year I'm off to Tenerife for the winter so again regretfully they won't be used - so they may as well go to a good home.
This pair of Axes are Brand New. They have never been used and still have all relevant shop tags attached. I'm looking for Ł250 (which is Ł80 less than I paid for them) or a very close offer.
Axes are located in Didsbury, South Manchester for collection or I'm happy to post at cost.
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Fantastic axes. So versatile, perfect whether you're doing alpine or WI6.
I almost want to buy them just to have a new shiny pair. Buyer is getting a great deal.
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I'm definitely interested in buying these, would you be able to send me some more pictures?
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2013 is a year where "big" science fiction properties are getting a lot of attention: There's a new Star Trek movie. A much discussed and anticipated Star Wars movie is under development. And, most importantly, Doctor Who celebrates its 50th birthday. Yes, that's right; I wrote "most importantly" because, when it comes down to it, Doctor Who is the best pop culture sci-fi around.
Sure, in terms of financial earnings or even just cultural awareness, Wars and Trek have the British time-travel series beat. Despite the show's impressive growth with American audiences since its 2005 relaunch, most here would choose to fly in either the Millennium Falcon or the Enterprise over the TARDIS any day. But in terms of core concept, Doctor Who is filled with possibility in a way that few other science fictions can truly compare with.
Doctor Who returns to television March 30 on BBC America, BBC One, SPACE, and more.
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Images from the first episode of Doctor Who Series 7.2: The Bells of St. John
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Premieres of all new Doctor Who, The Nerdist, and Orphan Black, March 30th on BBC America
BBC AMERICA's Supernatural Saturday returns March 30 with all new episodes of Doctor Who and the world premieres of new original series The Nerdist and Orphan Black.
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The 2012 Doctor Who Christmas special "The Snowmen" left us with a stunning cliffhanger and an intriguing question: who is the Doctor's new companion Clara Oswin Oswald (Jenna Coleman)? Well, as we enter the franchise's 50th anniversary year, Whovians won't have to wait that long for new episodes. Part 2 of Doctor Who Season 7 will premiere on Saturday, March 30 in BBC AMERICA's Supernatural Saturday block, it has been announced, alongside the network's new original sci-fi series Orphan Black and the comedy-variety chatfest The Nerdist.
Doctor Who returns to BBC America (US) on 'March 30', BBC One (UK) on '30 March' , and SPACE (Canada) March 30. *Other dates to come really really soon.*
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The image shows Amy Pond being carried by an injured, grim-faced Doctor. They're both surrounded by Daleks that have been encountered during different eras of the Time Lord's travels.
A Dalek on the right of the picture does not have any of the vertical grille-like slats that have become a familiar feature, indicating it's a version the Doctor faced when he first met his oldest enemies on Skaro. And on the left there's a Special Weapons Dalek, last seen in the 1988 story, Remembrance of the Daleks.
It's a fiery and exciting sign of what's to come in the new series!
Speculate away….
We also have the launch trailer for Series 7 coming in six hours so tuck this blog away in its own tab and come back at 6am UK time/1am EDT/10pm PDT
Here's a direct download for a very big version of the image
Anglophenia has a first look at the first seven pages of the Doctor Who/Star Trek: The Next Generation crossover comic 'Assimilation2'. Click the link to read.
I'm so so happy right now!!!
They're starting at the first episode of series 5, so the Matt Smith ones, but still! It's fantastic!!
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Also: the new season of Being Human (UK) premieres on US televisions Saturday, February 25 at 9/8c on BBC America.
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These days, Doctor Who is approaching its 50th anniversary as one of the most successful television shows of all time. But originally? Doctor Who was a small show that the BBC expected to run for a few episodes, and then vanish forever. The show had a tiny studio and huge cameras, and a shoestring budget. But the people who were making the show were outsiders, who were anathema to the entrenched BBC culture.
At the Gallifrey One convention in Los Angeles, we were thrilled to hear from Waris Hussein, who directed the very first Doctor Who episode, about how an East Indian teamed up with a Canadian and a young woman to revolutionize television science fiction.
Hussein took part in a panel at Gallifrey about "Doctor Who in the Sixties," alongside stars William Russell (Ian) and Maureen O'Brien (Vicki). And even though we kind of knew thatDoctor Who was an upstart program that many people within the BBC were opposed to, we didn't realize quite how much the odds were against this show…
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My right wrist has been in bad bad shape lately, so I'm back to working with my non-dominant hand until I finish a couple rounds with doctors. Yesterday my personal challenge was fine detail x Ivan Bilibin.
it has been unseasonably cool lately so I've been sitting in my backyard doodling trees a bunch. spooky spooky trees
Gouaches on 24x32cm watercolor paper, from life. Trying to get back to using gouaches this year.
For sale, if anyone wants to grab it.
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Circus Tree: Six individual sycamore trees were shaped, bent, and braided to form this.
how the hell do you bend and braid a tree
Actually pretty easy. Trees don't reject tissue from other trees in the same family. You bend the tree to another tree when it is a sapling, scrape off the bark on both trees where they touch, add some damp sphagnum moss around them to keep everything slightly moist and bind them together.
Then wait a few years- The trees will have grown together.
You can use a similar technique to graft a lemon branch or a lime branch or even both- onto an orange tree and have one tree that has all three fruits.
As a biologist I can clearly state that plants are fucking weird and you should probably be slightly afraid of them.
On that note! At the university (UBC) located in town, the Agriculture students were told by their teacher that a tree flipped upside down would die. So they took an excavator and flipped the tree upside down. And it's still growing. But the branches are now the roots, and the roots are now these super gnarly looking branches. Be afraid.
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Thierry martin et les arbres
I love Thierry's stuff!
Day 2: Manhattan
this lady danced for all eternity
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I don't care if I've already reblogged this.
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This illustration is probably the favorite thing I have done this year. It ran in the current aiCIO. As usual, the article is about some deep pension fund stuff that I can't comprehend even with my best reading glasses. Luckily I only had to work on the sweet and easy phrase AD SooJin gave me- "transitional management, going from A to B".
I love nature and was really in the mood of trees, so this is what I came up with - a fox leaping from one tree to another. Nothing high concept but I had tons of fun. I love working on SooJin's assignments as the ideas are very abstract/open and I can often draw what I want and make it work for the topic. It's like being paid to do personal works!
Also check out the gorgeous layout, they always make my art look better!!
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Photos Don't Come Close! It took about 20 dresses to finally find this stunning dress. The online photos do NOT do it any justice! I'm a size 14 in dresses so naturally, everything I tried on just didn't fit my body type. But this dress was on display at the front of the store and I thought, "Maybe they'll have it in my size" and they DID! The only thing I didn't like was the corset back but the seamstress said she can alter it and make it a zipper with buttons going all the way up!! I am so excited now! This dress is gorgeous and it flatters me perfectly! For anyone who wants a drop waist, more fitting dress with a little poof, this is THE dress! I can't wait til my future husband sees me walk down the aisle in this gorgeous gown! February 4, 2013
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So I've been marathoning Face Off lately. I love prosthetics and practical art in general, so I watch it mostly for that, but it's also great for creative prompts when you're blocked for ideas. These three were based off the prompts from Season 2, Episode 5, Dangerous Beauty. Basically take an animal, take a plant, and turn them into a badass make up.
I took three combinations that ended up being the weakest makeups of the episode and tried my own spin on them. The artists were given 30 min in the episode to do sketching for their ideas, so that was the time limit I gave myself here. Might do more stylized takes on these later. I'm thinking my attempt at making practical, wearable costumes has made these kind of boring looking, especially on the leopard/orchid. Need to push that one more. The emerald tree boa/lily was the hardest, but I think the snake integration works a lot better as a headpiece and I like where it's going.
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Happy Diwali, Department of Environment
Let the cracking good times continue without fire crackers
My Dear Little Friends,
For some years now we have celebrated a clean and pollution free Diwali. Let us, this year too, enjoy Diwali with diyas, rangoli, sweets and gifts instead of crackers.
I am sure you do not want others and yourself to suffer. So let's convince our family members, friends and neighbors to join us and "say no to crackers".
To make our surroundings clean and fresh we can celebrate smoke free and crackers free Diwali. You will enjoy to Celebrate an Environmentally Safe Diwali Celebrate a dissimilar Diwali by distribution of old clothes as most of Indians buy new clothes to its good to give old one to privileged.
"Be Alive & LET Breathe IN POLLUTION FREE AIR on this Diwali"
Cracker generate lot of air pollution in every area of city, noise pollution is very bad for kids and old people, waste of money as there is no use after burning cracker, very risky and harmful to others and self, needless nuisance, disturbs patients un necessarily.
Diwali makes light in everyone's life pleasure and wealthy to every people.
Diwali is filled of delight and delightful; This fiesta takes a novel light in every life.
These celebrations celebrate without crackers and noise and only with real light diyas.
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"Find out THE TRUE WAY OF CELEBRATING Diwali with Rangoli and Flowers ECO – DEEPAWALI
On Diwali Air Pollution 10 times than nomal days. Noise Pollution become hell for the kids and old peoples.
Children are the main sufferers as their defense mechanisms are not completely developed to endure the enlarged strength of pollution.
Not only human beings Birds and Animals also suffer from smoke and noise.
Celebrating Diwali with noise of crackers is not our custom done by old peoples! When Lord Rama returned to Ayodha with Lord Sita, that time there were no crackers to welcome them.
Best Ideas for Eco- Diwali
You can make Clay idols with use of metal and colors. You can then worshipped them in the home. You can use natural colors.
Rangoli with flowers and natural colors is the best option for Diwali.
Exchange Healthy Gifts like Fruits, Juices are the best option to give on this Diwali.
Wishing You A Happy and Smokeless Noise Free Pollution Free Diwali
With love and best wishers
Sheila Dikshit
Happy Diwali!
Department of Environment
Government of NCT of Delhi.


text: Another warm, sunny day, and I told myself that really, I should be wearing something colourful and decidedly summery, but I wanted to wear this, so I did. The tunic is linen knit, so black or not, it was actually very comfortable. My love affair with linen continues, along with the whole black and grey thing. At least it's easy to do laundry, right? Details: Linen tunic: Zara, picked up in the summer clearance. I like the unstructured feel of this, and the slightly raggedy look to the cuffs and hem. I planned originally on wearing this with my wide-legged black linen pants, but didn't do that today, because I've also been dying to wear these leggings. Tank: All Saints, remixed. This was a bit of a mistake, as it's a cutaway tank, and I got a bit of bunching with it. I'll be wearing a more fitted tank next time, for sure. Necklace: Shared Earth Fair Trade, Liverpool, remixed. Leggings: All Saints, another summer clearance purchase. These are good; while I am highly unlikely to pay the laughable full retail prices All Saints wants for bloody leggings, I'm really glad to have these, and at least you're definitely getting something a cut above quality-and-fitwise when you splash out. Sandals: Born Concept, remixed. Comments Permalink linen unstructured black grey all saints zara


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GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney hasn't spent a lot of time in the Bay Area, but he sure seems to like Hillsborough. The Republican candidate, who held a highly publicized May fundraiser at the 65,000 sq. ft. Carolands mansion there, will hit the historic Strawberry Hill estate on Friday, Sept. 21 in the town, for […] [Read More]
Stacey Lawson drops $100K of own money into North Coast House race
The race for what's expected to be the No. 2 slot in the North Coast House race is roaring to the finish line with word that wealthy biz exec Stacey Lawson has dropped $100,000 of her own cash into the race, according to Federal Election Commission documents. For perspective, Marin County Supervisor Susan Adams, who […] [Read More]
Stacey Lawson raises more big cash, but how will attacks on her voting record hurt her?
As candidates apply their best fake smiles for the Memorial Day Wave-in-the-Parade Season, a few trends are continuing in the North Coast House race: Business exec Stacey Lawson continues to raise a ton of money — and Norman Solomon continues to aggressively attack her poor voting record. The two Dems are dueling for what analysts, […] [Read More]
Mitt Romney blows off press AGAIN in California. And elsewhere
Last week after his "disastrous" interview with Fox News (and that's according to Foxie Juan Williams), and his wah-wahhing to Fox's Bret Baier that it was "overly aggressive," GOP prez candidate Mitt Romney was pressed on why he doesn't do more interviews. Oh, pshaw, Mitt told the traveling press as he avoided their questions. We […] [Read More]
Chief Romney (and former Poizner) operative knows plenty about Herman Cain (VIDEO)
Lots of charges and counter charges today about who's seeding the media with information about sexual harassment complaints regarding GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain. We can't speculate on that, but we simply note one curious factoid: the sharp political operative who probably best knows the strengths and weaknesses of Mr. Cain — very, very well — […] [Read More]
Meg Whitman resurfaces! And we are personally disinvited from the event
We have an official Meg Whitman Resurfacing Alert! Meg is scheduled to headline the Bay Area Council's Women's Executive Roundtable. Starts at 6 p.m. Jan 31 in Redwood City. We. Are. So. There. But…. no press allowed. And she won't be chatting with reporters before or afterwards, either. Hey, we love the Bay Area Council, […] [Read More]


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Venice lays claim to be one of the most romantic holiday travel destinations in the world. This city is set in a beautiful lagoon, with winding waterways for streets.
A Venice gondola ride is one of the best and most romantic ways to discover all of its fabulous treasures - from the magnificent Rialto bridge to the unforgettable altarpieces of Titian.
Venice history is one of astonishing wealth. This was the centre of Mediterranean maritime power for centuries. The former Venetian powerhouse is now, somewhat sadly, sinking into the mud. It's a tourist theme park kept afloat by an astonishing 20 million visitors every year.
Hotels in Venice Italy take more cash per room than any other city in the world. With just 90,000 hotel beds in the city itself, many Venice city breaks will involve day trips by vaporetto from hotels on mainland Mestre. Most visitors fly to the mainland airports of Marco Polo or Treviso.
Self catering apartments in Venice can be the best way to get to know the city, with many apartments sited in some of the city's most atmospheric areas. Holiday apartment specialists have many delightful apartments throughout the city and staying in a Venice apartment can be stylish, convenient and affordable.
However they arrive, visitors to Venice are staggered by the city's architectural heritage, charmed by its vivid colours and entranced at its artistic wonders. They may also find themselves outraged at the avaricious rip-off prices in tourist hotspots like St Mark's, stifled by the countless crowds and lost down a maze of claustrophobic side streets. Take one of the many great Venice city tours to ensure that you avoid the rip-offs and long lines while making sure you take in the best of the city.
Snaking through the heart of Venice is the Grand Canal, always busy with vaporetto boats, lined with sumptuous painted palazzo and topped by the photographic wonders of St Mark's Square and the neighbouring Palazzo Ducale.
Canaletto scenes beckon at every turn, bolstered by scores of magnificent churches, many crammed with paintings and sculptures in a roll call of the world's greatest artists, from Carpaccio to Tintoretto. Among the city treasures are museums such as the Accademia whose collections consist of virtually nothing but major masterpieces.
And off the tourist trail, visitors can delight in the backwaters and picturesque byways. Venice's intricate network of around 150 canals and 400 bridges is split into six districts, or sesistre. The city is unique in having no buses, cars, trams or taxis - only footpaths and boats.
Venice may be a glorious, glamorous cliché; its beauty may be faded and crumbling; the avarice of its inhabitants glutted by an endless stream of free-spending tourists but, no matter how many travel books you have read or photographs and films you have seen, a Venice holiday remains an awe inspiring experience. That first Venice vaporetto cruise down the Grand Canal will never be forgotten.
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Visiting Venice, what could be better than sipping a glass of locally produced Soave, or a sparking Prosecco, chilled to perfection; the ideal way to relax while sightseeing in possibly the world's most beautiful city. TravelSavvy learns more.
While three regions of the north Piedmont, Lombardy and the Veneto say they are home to the finest risotto, the city of Venice can stake a decent claim. TravelSavvy chef Bob Cartwright investigates the secrets of this delicious Venetian dish.
You may know your Campari from a Limoncello, but most visitors to Italy can be bemused by the array of liqueurs on show in every bar. Many are virtually unknown elsewhere but appear incredibly popular amongst classy Italians.


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For 10 years, between my early teens and early twenties, I didn't read a single piece of science fiction. I enjoyed reading, voraciously so, and despite my keen interest in science, I looked down upon the world of science fiction.
During these years, there was not a single sci-fi recommendation from my friends, and not once did it appear on my list of compulsory texts for English during high school. (Though, somehow, the 1995 blockbuster Clueless starring Alicia Silverstone did).
It's not as though I'd never read science fiction. I first discovered it during that strange period many must experience, when children's books are too childish but young adult books too adult.
But after only a few entertaining years, I moved on. I discovered an enjoyment for the lively worlds of history, mystery and sex, where I comfortably remained until I was finally forced out of my cocoon a couple of years ago.
For, in 2008, I became the reviews editor at Cosmos. Books for review suddenly filled my bookshelves. They piled up on my desk, overflowed onto the office chairs around me and, much to the annoyance of some of my work colleagues, eventually covered the floor in a kind of bizarre mosaic. But, to my distress, I couldn't just review books on popular science. The editor-in-chief told me I had to review science fiction as well.
I rolled my eyes, imagining that I had better things to do than evaluate stories involving jet packs and gun-touting space cowboys. But I wanted to do it well, so I reluctantly decided to re-acquaint myself with the genre, beginning with a friend's stained, dog-eared copy of Hominids by Robert Sawyer. It was my first foray into science fiction in a decade.
I was transported. I read the book from cover to cover in less than two days, forgoing sleep and distractedly trying to complete my real-life tasks while I secretly waited for the moment I could resume the story. And when I'd finished the book, I started the sequel.
Since then, I've taken joy in discovering the rich, literary world of science fiction. It's a far cry from the comically childish genre I imagined it to be, and I feel cheated for all the times I walked quickly past the sci-fi section of a bookshop without a second glance.
Unfortunately, my ignorant view of science fiction tends to be the dominant one. Even within the genre itself, the authors are not without derision for each other: Margaret Atwood – whose 1985 novel The Handmaid's Tale creates a future of labour camps to clean up radioactive waste in California and a sharp drop in the fertility levels of women, while her 2003 novel Oryx and Crake involves xenotransplantation and genetic engineering in a collapsed civilisation – spectacularly refused to define her works as science fiction in a BBC interview because, she said, science fiction contains "talking squids in outer space".
After coming under some heat for her comment, Atwood reviewed her position in an article in the British newspaper The Guardian, defining her work as 'speculative fiction': "The science fiction label belongs on books with things in them that we can't yet do, such as going through a wormhole in space to another universe; and speculative fiction means a work that employs the means already to hand."
(It shouldn't be the delineating factor of a genre, but Atwood was not entirely wrong the first time round. There is a somewhat lengthy list of science fiction/fantasy works that contain talking squids in outer space – or TSiOS. You can peruse the list here: talkingsquidsinouterspace.com)
With time, I came to realise that I have, in fact, continually engaged with the science fiction genre – but, like Atwood, I didn't label it as such.
In fact, most of the world engages regularly with science fiction, possibly without realising. Almost all the most popular films incorporate science fiction in some way or other (Titanic is a notable exception). Of course there's Avatar, which is now the highest grossing motion picture of all time. If you look at the list of biggest blockbusters, you see that Jurassic Park and Star Wars also make the list, as does Batman's gizmo-loving ways and E.T.'s desperation to phone home.
After a couple of quiet years on the sci-fi front, the genre seems to be back on the money-making agenda for Hollywood. And there's a few other eyebrow-raising events that make me hope a change is coming for public perception of the genre.
This week U.S. physicist Sidney Perkowitz arrogantly announced that he had created a set of guidelines for filmmakers, "intended to curb the film industry's worst abuses of science" – and he was dutifully riposted. And Ian McEwan, successful author of Atonement, is releasing a climate change novel, Solar, in which he explores the frontiers of alternative energy research, via artificial photosynthesis.
Cosmos, as the magazine and an online news service, contains works of science fiction. It's interesting to note that it is simultaneously the most loved and most hated section of the magazine: 30% of our readers love it, while 18% say they cannot understand why we waste four perfectly good pages.
Through reading and editing these stories, it slowly dawned on me that – sometimes – the most suitable vehicle for communicating science is through a work of fiction: whether it's the science of climate change and biodiversity through considering a futuristic world with a damaged biosphere, as in The Road, or the science of artificial intelligence by considering the legal ramifications of trying to switch such a device off, as in Proof of Life. Our goal is to get readers to engage emotionally with emerging science, and in cases where it is abstract or complex it is often easier to connect with a fictional character who must live with the consequences of that science – good or bad.
So, it is with regret that I now pass on the position of reviews editor, my bookshelves finally liberated. Science fiction is a fascinating genre, full of mixed emotions, outrageous ideas and the odd jet pack. And, after so long in the wilderness, I am proud to finally call myself a science fiction fan.
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text: OK so we have the chocolates and the flowers that could make a girl swoon, but to really make a geeky girl swoon you need something more. Like the Valentine Edition of MSI's Wind U100 netbook. This one has romance written all over it. It looks hot in pink and the heart on it is going to appeal to any girl's romantic side, especially since Valentine's Day is more or less around the corner. This one is a limited edition. It has features like a 6-cell battery, 160GB hard drive and a 1.6GHz Atom N270 processor. This ultra-romantic right out of fairy-tale or chick flick netbook costs $429.99. So what do you want this holiday, a pink netbook or a box of candy?


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Article XI-F, Maryland Constitution
|Maryland Constitution
Declaration of Rights • I • II • III • IV • V • VI • VII • VIII • IX • X • XI • XI-A • XI-B • XI-C • XI-D • XI-E • XI-F • XI-G • XI-H • XI-I • XII • XIII • XIV • XV • XVI • XVII • XVIII • XIX
Note: Added by Chapter 493, Acts of 1965, on November 8, 1966.
Section 1
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For the purposes of this Article, (1) "code county" means a county which is not a charter county under Article 11A of this Constitution and has adopted the optional powers of home rule provided under this Article; and (2) "public local law" means a law applicable to the incorporation, organization, or government of a code county and contained in the county's code of public local laws; but this latter term specifically does not include (i) the charters of municipal corporations under Article 11E of this Constitution, (ii) the laws or charters of counties under Article 11A of this Constitution, (iii) laws, whether or not Statewide in application, in the code of public general laws, (iv) laws which apply to more than one county, and (v) ordinances and resolutions of the county government enacted under public local laws.[1]
Section 2
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The governing body of any county, by a vote of at least two-thirds of the members elected thereto, may propose by resolution that the county become a code county and be governed by the provisions of this Article. Upon the adoption of such a resolution, it shall be certified to the Board of Supervisors of Elections in the county, which Board (pursuant to the election laws of the State) shall submit to the voters of the county at the next ensuing general election the question whether the resolution shall be approved or rejected. If in the referendum a majority of those persons voting on this question vote for the resolution, the resolution is approved, and the county shall become a code county under the provisions of this Article, on the thirtieth day after the election. If in the referendum a majority of those persons voting on this question vote against the resolution, the resolution is rejected, and of no further effect.
Provided that if at the next ensuing general election there shall be submitted to the voters of the county a proposed charter under Article 11A of this Constitution, the proposed charter only shall be submitted to the voters at that next ensuing general election. If the proposed charter is adopted by the voters, this particular resolution to become a code county shall not be submitted to the voters and shall have no further effect. If the proposed charter is rejected by the voters, the code question under this Article shall be submitted to the voters at the general election two years later, and no charter question under Article 11A shall be submitted to the voters at that general election.[1]
Section 3
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Except as otherwise provided in this Article, a code county may enact, amend, or repeal a public local law of that county, following the procedure in this Article.[1]
Section 4
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Except as otherwise provided in this Article, the General Assembly shall not enact, amend, or repeal a public local law which is special or local in its terms or effect within a code county. The General Assembly may enact, amend, or repeal public local laws applicable to code counties only by general enactments which in term and effect apply alike to all code counties in one or more of the classes provided for in Section 5 of this Article.[1]
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The General Assembly, by law, shall classify all code counties by grouping them into not more than four classes based either upon population as determined in the most recent Federal or State census or upon such other criteria as determined by the General Assembly to be appropriate. Not more than one such grouping of code counties into four (or fewer) classes may be in effect at any one time, and the enactment of any grouping of code counties into four (or fewer) classes repeals any other such grouping then in effect. Code counties may be classified only as provided in this section.[1]
Section 6
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A code county may enact, amend, or repeal a public local law of that county by a resolution of the board of county commissioners. The General Assembly may amplify the provisions of this section by general law in any manner not inconsistent with this Article.[1]
Section 7
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Any action of a code county in the enactment, amendment, or repeal of a public local law is subject to a referendum of the voters in the county, as in this section provided. The enactment, amendment, or repeal shall be effective unless a petition of the registered voters of the county requires that it be submitted to a referendum of the voters in the county. The General Assembly shall amplify the provisions of this section by general law in any manner not inconsistent with this Article, except that in any event the number of signatures required on such a petition shall not be fewer than five percentum (5%) of the voters in a county registered for county and State elections.[1]
Section 8
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Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Article, the General Assembly has exclusive power to enact, amend, or repeal any local law for a code county which (1) authorizes or places a maximum limit upon the rate of property taxes which may be imposed by the code county; or (2) authorizes or regulates the maximum amount of indebtedness which may be incurred by the code county. Public local laws enacted by the General Assembly under this section prevail over any public local laws enacted by the code county under other sections in this Article.[1]
Section 9
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A code county shall not levy any type of tax, license fee, franchise tax, or fee which was not in effect or authorized in the code county at the time it came under the provisions of this Article, until an express authorization of the General Assembly has been enacted for this purpose by a general law which in its terms and effect applies alike to all code counties in one or more of the classes provided for in Section 5 of this Article.[1]
Section 10
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All laws enacted by the General Assembly and in effect when this Article was added to the Constitution shall remain in effect until amended or repealed under the Constitution. Every public local law enacted, amended, or repealed by a county under the provisions of this Article prevails over the previous public local law, except to the extent it is subject to an applicable law enacted by the General Assembly.[1]
See also
- State constitution
- Constitutional article
- Constitutional amendment
- Constitutional revision
- Constitutional convention
- Amendments
External links
- Maryland.gov, "Maryland Constitution"
- From The Archives of Maryland, "Constitutional Records"
- Maryland.gov, "Statewide Ballot Question Results"
- Teaching American History in Maryland, "Maryland Constitutions", a list of primary and secondary resources about the Maryland Constitution and its history.
Additional reading
- Friedman, Dan (2006). The Maryland State Constitution: A Reference Guide, Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Publishing
- Rees, Charles A. (2007). "Remarkable Evolution: The Early Constitutional History of Maryland" in University of Baltimore Law Review, Vol. 36, No. 2, 2007
- Ridgway, Whitman H. (2001). "(Maryland in) the Nineteenth Century" from the Maryland Humanities Council
- Berg-Andersson, Richard E. (2004). "Constitutions of the Several states" from The Green Papers


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Next year there will be some changes with merit badges. The first is that the Cooking merit badge will be revamped and it will be required for Eagle starting Jan 1, 2014.
The second is the creation of a new Sustainability merit badge, which will be optional with Environmental Science for Eagle. The new badge talks about how to maintain our natural resources, such as <snark>moving traditional printing processes to digital</snark>.
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Then, for his arms, hot glue a couple of twigs to either side of the middle jar. Lastly, the scarf… I used a piece of felt that I cut to 3/4″ wide and 20″ long, tied in a knot between the top and middle jar. Then I clipped the ends to get the fringe. If you don't have felt on hand, a piece of wide ribbon or any old fabric will do as well.
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Vice President Commercial Star Alliance Services GmbH
As Vice President, Commercial, Christopher Korenke has responsibility for all loyalty, marketing and sales functions at Star Alliance Services GmbH.
Mr. Korenke joined Star Alliance from Air France, where he was Commercial Director for Europe and North Africa, based in Paris. Altogether, Mr. Korenke spent more than 20 years with the French carrier, which he joined as a local employee in Germany in 1984. He subsequently held various positions, such as Vice President and General Manager for the United States, General Manager for Central Europe and General Manager for Germany.
His career in the airline business began in 1978 with dual-vocational studies in Travel Agency Management at Hapag Lloyd in Frankfurt, Germany. Here, he subsequently became responsible for various Key Accounts within the company's Commercial Department.
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This Week in History
A Really Frightening Halloween
The night before Halloween was really frightening 71 years ago. It was on Oct. 30, 1938 that Orson Welles produced a radio drama for CBS called The War of the Worlds. The studio duplication of a live newscast was so realistic that thousands of people did not realize the program was a play. Instead, they […]
The U.S. and USSR Stood on the Brink of War
The "Cuban Missile Crisis" began on Oct. 22, 1962, when President John F. Kennedy told a nationwide television audience that the Soviet Union had placed nuclear missiles in Communist Cuba. This was four years after an "agrarian reformer" named Fidel Castro seized power there and quickly turned the island nation into a Communist dictatorship. In his address to the nation, Kennedy said that the United States would implement a blockade of Cuba until the missiles were removed. The next day, the Organization of American States passed a resolution unanimously approving the U.S. quarantine of Cuba—something that would never happen today. The measure authorized the U.S. to use military force to prevent the shipment of more offensive weapons to Cuba.
Cavalcade of Stars Performed in Musical "Girl Crazy"
On Oct. 14, 1930, "Girl Crazy," a new musical by George and Ira Gershwin, premiered at the Alvin Theater on Broadway. The show made stars of Ginger Rogers (who sang "Embraceable You") and Ethel Merman (who belted out "I Got Rhythm," among other numbers)…
Ray Kroc Legacy More Than Food
Ray Kroc, the founder of the world's most successful fast food chain, was born 107 years ago this week. The one-time milkshake machine salesman was born on Oct. 5, 1902. He opened his first McDonald's 52 years later. Today, it is almost impossible to grasp how huge the company he founded has become.
The Model T: Ford's Great Promise and a Legacy Derailed
It was 101 years ago this week, on Oct. 1, 1908, that Henry Ford unveiled what would become the most popular automobile in the world, the Model T. Ford promised, "I will build a car for the great multitude. No man making a good salary will be unable to own one and enjoy with his family the blessings of hours of pleasure in God's wide open spaces."
John Paul Jones and the Bonhomme Richard
There are many things wrong with public education in this country, as we all know. But one thing that's almost never mentioned is how little young people today learn about many of the heroes we were taught to admire. f you want to see evidence of this, play a word-association game with any teenager you know. Ask them to tell you about John Paul Jones, the Bonhomme Richard, or the phrase, "Sir, I have not yet begun to fight!" You'll be sorely disappointed with the answers.


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They pronounce to me there is but no ordinary
Then how is it that being dissimilar achievable?
They notify me everyone is diverse
Then is it that being diverse to be ordinary?
They advise to me there is no flawlessness
But is perfection attainable?
They inform me it is once you do everything acceptably
So what happens when everything is accepted inaccurately?
They tell me an assortment of things
They inquire about my thoughts
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text: SALISBURY, Md. - The stakes were high Saturday afternoon in the first round of post-season play for Salisbury's women's soccer team. They fought to keep the season, and their tournament dreams, alive against Frostburg State University.Salisbury hosted the fifth ranked team in the first round of the Capital Athletic Conference playoffs in a rematch from just about two weeks ago.That game was a draw - the teams left the field in a tie after double overtime. But Saturday, the ladies were determined to settle the score. "It was a time for redemption," said midfielder Christine Clark. "It was a time to rise to the occasion."This meeting seemed like a bit of deja vu: it was tied one apiece at the end of regulation. After another pair of double overtimes, it was time for a shoot-out that was all too familiar."A year ago almost to the day we played Frostburg here in the finals, and we lost on penalty kicks," Clark said.The crowd stood by as kick after kick sailed into the net. Emotions were high as both Salisbury's Marissa Walker and Frostburg's Stephanie Fazenbake missed penalty kicks in the fifth round."We knew it was our game and we weren't going to give it away," said Goal Keeper Michelle Conrad. One more goal by Clark set up what would be the final shot in the sudden death round. "My girl Christine put one away and I said 'this one's mine, let's end this now,'" Conrad said.The next shot from Frostburg's Nicole Gernert came low and to the left, but Conrad was there. A diving deflection gave the team the win, and sends them to the semifinals. "We knew that Michelle would step up for us," Coach Kwame Lloyd said. "We had chances today to really come out confident. The kids shined."Up next: top-ranked Christopher Newport University on Wednesday, a match with a familiar theme."I think this team is looking for an opportunity to have some redemption," Lloyd said. "And we're playing very well right now so I'm excited for us."The winner of Wednesday's game will play in the championship next Saturday.


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Building Bridges Towards LGBT Diversity: LGBT Cultural Competency
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Comprehensive Benefits: Changing the Face of Transgender Healthcare
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Health Care Reform: Helping Understand the Impact to the LGBT Community
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Results of the Groundbreaking National Transgender Discrimination Survey: Documenting Discrimination in the Workplace
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What could be better than getting a present on a special day? Christmas, a birthday, Mother's day or Father's day, Valentine's day: These and many more occasions offer an excuse or a reason to give a gift to that loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia. We often gift wrap the things that we bring to Bernice, whatever the day. She always lights up, smiles, and an ordinary day becomes a holiday.
Giving a gift on a holiday can also be a part of a reality therapy routine. It brings attention to the fact that this day is his birthday, or it's Chanukah, or a special day to celebrate fathers. It might remind him of past birthday celebrations, of the meaning of Chanukah, or that he is a father and has children. The gift itself might be therapeutic. Choose something that stimulates the brain, exercises the hands, or excites the senses.
On a special day like Christmas or a birthday when family and friends gather, a good gift is one that can be enjoyed by the whole group. A game that gets everyone involved and having fun together, one that elicits old memories and conversation about those old memories is perfect for a holiday gathering. When the day is over and company is gone, things that provide sensory stimulation and entertainment are excellent choices. An activity that can be enjoyed alone or with a caregiver is always good to have on hand.
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We recommend that you consider two important things when selecting a gift for a person with Alzheimer's disease. Choose something that will make things easier for him or her, things that will help maintain a degree of independence. The collective name for this type of product is Aids for Daily Living. This could be a product that helps her to remember to take her medicine or to accomplish an everyday task that the progression of the disease is making more difficult. It could be an item that helps him locate something when he forgets where he used it last. It could also be something that makes everyday living less dangerous. We have many gift suggestions to make everyday living easier for a person with Alzheimer's disease.
Another important consideration: find something that is fun, something that he or she will really enjoy. This is our specialty. We have spent countless hours finding activities that are delightful at the same time that they are engaging and stimulating. That could be sensory stimulation, cognitive stimulation, or physical stimulation. If an activity stimulates it will probably be fun. Our store is full of gifts that fill that requirement. There you will find DVDs that offer a meaningful alternative to television, games and puzzles that are not only fun but can slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease, and other activities that improve quality of life in general.
It is also important to consider the stage he or she is in when selecting a present for a person with Alzheimer's. In the earliest stages, gifts need not be different than what you might have given her before the diagnosis. Games and activities should reflect her interests and challenge her to exercise her brain as well as her body. As the condition progresses activities should be less challenging, but should still reflect her interests and keep her involved. Later stage gifts should concentrate on providing comfort while stimulating the senses. And remember, a gift that was appropriate when she was in the early stages of the disease will likely not hold her interest later.
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- Activity books: math games, crossword puzzle, strategy games
- Health club membership/Personal Trainer
- Books that teach about the disease
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- Reading material that reflects the interests of the reader
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- Photo Phone
- Activities to inspire reminiscing
- Senior Activity Books
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- Toiletries and other products that will pamper her or him
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Caregivers are also deserving of consideration when it comes time to give. Perhaps your sister or brother is caring for a parent because they live in the same city. Your grandmother or grandfather might be lucky to have your parents looking after them. Caring for a loved one with any disability is very rewarding, but it is also very demanding, stressful and tiring. Give them something to show that what they are doing is appreciated.
The two things that a busy caregiver wants and needs more than anything are help and a break from his routine. Even if you don't live close enough to take over for a day, you can still provide care indirectly. Day care facilities for people with Alzheimer's disease are getting increasingly common. If there is daycare in the caregiver's area, arrange for the person with dementia or Alzheimer's to spend a day there.
Another option is to hire an in-home caregiver for a day, or for a day each week or each month. This might be better if the person with Alzheimer's is insecure about being in new places. If you are feeling particularly benevolent, send the caregiver to a spa for a day of relaxation and rejuvenation on that day.
A housecleaning service would also be a most welcome gift for someone who has precious little time for much of anything but giving the best care she is capable of. So would meals delivered to the house, a laundry service, and groceries delivered. Anything you can do to lighten the load will be greatly appreciated.
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Part of a road at the intersection of Jalan Pudu and Jalan Hang Tuah sunk on Wednesday, after an underground tunnel being constructed, collapsed.
KUALA LUMPUR: Traffic in Malaysia's capital city was disrupted on Wednesday (July 2) after a road sunk due to the collapse of an underground tunnel being constructed.
According to a report by Malaysia's The Star, part of the road at the intersection of Jalan Pudu and Jalan Hang Tuah sunk after the tunnel, which forms part of the Pudu underpass project by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), collapsed at 10.38am. There was another cave-in at 12.20pm.
Two excavators were in the tunnel when the incident happened, but no casualties were reported, said Kuala Lumpur Fire and Rescue Department Assistant Director (Operations) Azizan Ismail said. He predicted the road would collapse further along the tunnel lines, the report stated.
About 30 personnel from the fire department and two teams comprising of 20 DBKL rescue personnel were on site to assist with the incident, the report added.
Channel NewsAsia's Malaysia reporter, Sumisha Naidu, posted a message on Twitter at about 1pm Wednesday, saying: "A road has apparently caved near popular tourist hotspot Bukit Bintang. Avoid KL city area!"
She also retweeted images captured by another Twitter user @wanluv36 depicting the extent of the damage to the road.
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That has more material than most bikinis and Junior departments usually cater to teens young adults (and pretty much anyone who too petite for the missus section)
Oooorrrr if you're in Western Massachusetts you could just go to the Route 9 Diner…
This article says they are coming out on my birthday. HINT HINT!
But yes, Josh Gad as Olaf!
On some actors maybe, but I don't think Idina could pull it off, especially as pre-Snow Queen Elsa
Did you see how old Idina looked while playing 20-something Maureen in the film version of Rent 10 years ago?
To be fair, often times costumes, sets, and props have to be weird colors for black and white filming in order for them to show up better. The blood in Psycho was chocolate syrup!
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The Family Author David Laskin on Embracing the Present through Exploring the Past
Spertus Institute's own Brian Zimmerman interviews David Laskin, a former Washington Post travel writer and the author of two award-winning books of nonfiction.
World of Our Great-Grandfathers
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The Sturgeon Queens
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Jordan-born chef opens Masada, a nod to the desert fortress and his mom.
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The 2014 One Book | One Community selection is David Laskin's The Family, a memoir that follows the author's amazing ancestors across the tumultuous sweep of the 20th century.
The Tzitzit: A colorful history
Last Sunday I attended my first Greater Chicago Jewish Festival. What a thrill to be immersed in such a vibrant Jewish atmosphere.
Dr. William H. Barrows
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Yohanan Petrovsky-Shtern
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Norwich - It's odd to use the word "lucky" to describe a cat found shot by an arrow clean through his chest, but Elliot is one lucky cat.
Nick DiStasio was campaigning with Mayor Peter Nystrom Monday on Gates Road when something odd on a porch caught his eye. DiStasio thought it was a stuffed animal with an arrow through its body.
"Then I heard it cry," DiStasio said.
Nystrom called police, who sent an animal control officer to rush Elliot to All Friends Animal Hospital on New London Turnpike. Within an hour, Elliot was put under anesthesia, and doctors cut the short arrow or crossbow bolt and pulled it through his body.
"We took an X-ray and found the arrow did not go through anything major, just muscle and skin," All Friends co-owner Lona Harrelle said. "How did this not hit anything vital? … He actually looked remarkably good for a cat with an arrow through his chest."
Not only that, but Elliot had virtually no blood loss. The arrow missed his heart, bones, lungs and major blood vessels.
Animal Control Officer Michele Kellough said she canvassed the neighborhood asking about the cat and if anyone had spotted someone with a bow or crossbow.
"Most of the neighbors seemed to know this cat," Kellough said. "They fed him, pet him. He was extremely friendly. I'm very disappointed in humanity to see something like that."
Whoever shot the cat is likely to face animal cruelty charges, she said.
Owner Marian Mann said Elliot, 1½, had been missing for two days. She arrived home during the commotion and followed the animal control officer to All Friends.
"He is the best cat you could ever want," Mann said. "He is so sweet. I'm just glad he found his way home."
Dr. Kathleen Tangari brought Elliot home with her Monday night to keep a close eye on him. She said Tuesday he had a fever, but that had dissipated by Tuesday morning. Elliot purred when Tangari's dog licked his face. Elliot had some trouble walking and may have muscle trauma, she said.
"It's going to be a slow recovery, but he seems to be coming out of the woods," she said. "He is just the sweetest thing. It will take the next couple days to see how the meds work, and hopefully we'll be getting him back to full recovery."
Nystrom, too, visited Elliot Monday afternoon and made a donation to the Angel Fund, which covers medical expenses for emergencies, accidents, strays and for catastrophic costs for families in need, Harrelle said. All Friends often works with local animal control agencies that take in strays suffering from injuries or illnesses.
Harrelle said the Angel Fund will pay for Elliot's care. Mann is on medical disability and welcomed the help.
"I'm happy that we were able to help out," Harrelle said. "This cat is one lucky boy."
Staff Writer Greg Smith contributed to this report.
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It could have started some controversy whenever defensive end Igor Olshansky said that the Cowboys offense needs to stop turning the ball over and start running the ball more. However, due to the severe truth of the statement, no one's feathers were ruffled and players agreed over the matter.
Starting offensive guard Leonard Davis publicly came out and agreed with Olshansky.
"Shoot, I agreed with that way back," Davis said. "It is what it is. I can't get mad at him for saying that. Maybe I probably wouldn't have said it all like that, been on the radio saying that, but I guess that's just him."
"But it's the truth. It's the truth. I agree with him. We've turned the ball over, we haven't run the ball well, we've had a lot of penalties. I mean, it's all the obvious things. For him to say that, just that statement, I mean, I agree with it."
It is refreshing to see players coming out and publicly acknowledging the dreadful play calling that has been haunting the team. The Cowboys have perhaps the best trio of running backs in the league with Marion Barber, Felix Jones, and Tashard Choice. Do they utilize them? No. Jason Garrett is too enamored with the passing attack.
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HumanZyme brings its HumanKine growth factor and cytokine product line to the partnership with PacificGMP, which has experience in manufacturing GMP-certified recombinant human proteins intended for human clinical use.
"PacificGMP has a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and a very successful track record of manufacturing clinical grade proteins in the large quantities that are needed to support the demand generated by an approved therapy," said Scott Coleridge, CEO of HumanZyme. "We are making our proprietary technology available to PacificGMP to enable the production of our HumanKine growth factors and cytokines which will help allow regenerative medicine companies to advance development of stem cell therapies."
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