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There are eight candidates running for the Republican nomination in the Hawkins County Commission District 3 primary on May 6.Comments
There are four Republicans seeking the three District 1 Hawkins County Commission seats in the May 6 primary including incumbents Syble Vaughan-Trent, Eugene Christian and Dwight Carter, and challenger Chris Jones.Comments
What started out as a promotion for tourism has developed into a full-time volunteer career for Scott County's Bob McConnell.Comments
Zeke Shell led wire to wire en route to a win in the 60-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Late Model race at Kingsport Speedway on Friday.Comments
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Conservative non-profit Intelligence Institute Study shows Fox News viewers have an IQ that is 20 points lower than the U.S. National average.
I keep seeing this on my dash. It's a totally bogus story.
To paraphrase the article I linked:
- The Intelligence Institute does not exist.
- The lead researcher cited, a "P. Nichols," says that he was not the lead researcher.
- The report says that it was a four-year study, but the person claiming to be P. Nichols (reached through the phone number attached to the press release) says that the idea was formed after the 2010 election (which, for those keeping score, was less than four years ago).
- No IQs were actually tested
- The study's results were decided first, and then set out to find results that would match the desired outcome.
- Not mentioned in the article, but still worthy of note, is that the press release was put forward by PRWeb, the same pay-to-play press release company that released the bogus Google buyout information last month which was designed to temporarily increase the stock price of a small company so someone could make a quick buck.
- Also not in the article but worth mentioning: The email contact link at the bottom of the press release leads to a page where you can contact PRWeb. However, PRWeb does not handle inquiries about specific press releases, as they clearly state on the page:
I have quite a lot of differences of opinion with the average FOX viewer, but lying about them doesn't help anyone.
I just figured I'd point out that this whole study is a load of crap.
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Guess Google is officially that big that the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing. But you would think the left hand would be aware when righty is firing a gun at it!
The recent pictures taken of Chinese submarines by Google Earth and published for the world is a great example. Google and the internet in general has a delicate relationship with the Chinese government and this latest blunder will impact it.
That there are coordinates to the whereabouts of six subs according to the PC World article, including a new type never photographed before, also shows the automated nature of Google.
Is Google heading us into the Terminator-type future? Their planned purchase of DoubleClick has raised privacy issues, but let's forget about them sharing the information with anyone else... what can they ultimately do with it themselves.
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LG acquires WebOS from HP – for use in smart TVs, not smartphones February 25, 2013 at 1:16 pm
WebOS has had a strange and troubled life. After surviving an acquisition, cancellation, and an open-source rebirth, the next chapter in the WebOS story is being written today. LG, a South Korean electronics giant, has officially purchased the mobile operating system from HP, but not for smartphones. Instead, LG is buying WebOS for use on smart TVs.
3D TV is dead January 9, 2013 at 10:07 am
At CES 2012, you couldn't move for 3D TVs, ugly polarizing spectacles, and — because the viewer at home can't take part in the awesomeness that is 3D — those awful, it's-so-real-it's-bursting-out-of-the-screen posters (below). At IFA — the big, mid-year consumer electronics event in Berlin — it was clear that 3D TV was on its way out. Today, at CES 2013, 3D TV is dead.
OLED TVs at CES 2013: The wait is nearly, finally, just about over. Probably. January 9, 2013 at 6:43 am
LG's new OLED television has something no one else has brought to the market — a shipping date. Availability in South Korea is expected in February with a US launch in March.
How to enable the Nexus 4's dormant LTE support, while you still can November 26, 2012 at 1:20 pm
Google's latest flagship smartphone, the Nexus 4, is a great upgrade over the Galaxy Nexus in all respects except for one. Officially, the Nexus 4 has no LTE support, whereas the Galaxy Nexus had LTE-enabled variants. Unofficially, that may not be the whole truth…
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At long last — almost one year after the release of the Samsung/Google Galaxy Nexus — details of Google's upcoming Nexus smartphone have started to emerge. Or, if rumors are to be believed, we should say smartphones, plural.
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After five years of trying to convince us that 3D TVs are the future, it seems TV makers are finally ready to move on — to 4K UHDTV. At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, Sony, Toshiba, and LG are all showing off 84-inch 4K (3840×2160) TVs.
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SC speaks. The 2014 VOTE is in.
In the recent SC Sheriff's election, Deryk Wyatt held on to his office by 0.04% of the vote.
SC remains divided. David Hicks is the division.
Deryk Wyatt has as opportunity to repair his administration. PNN predicts he will not do it until he becomes his own man. Surrounding himself with ignorance does not yield positive results, it yields ignorant results. Puppets react to their strings being pulled. Men blaze trails. Your strings are showing, Sheriff.
Top 3 ways Deryk Wyatt has failed Stewart County:
1. Soon after being elected, one of Sheriff Wyatt's Deputies shot and killed a life-long Stewart County resident's dog on Natcor Drive without so much as seeking minimal assistance from the pet owner. There to investigate a one car fender bender, Wyatt's deputy left his mark on the quiet residential neighborhood by first mishandling his Taser at the critical time he exacerbated or intensified and then by exploding the peace with four tragic killing gunshots that were clearly uncalled for and could have been handled in a much civil manner. As a matter of fact and most perplexing is the notion that the pet owner was outside out of curiosity for the light pole that was hit by the vehicle in front of his house but the judgment-lacking deputy ORDERED him back into the house and then he shot the dog. Sheriff Wyatt displayed a certain callous disregard for his own citizen's individual liberty by not reprimanding this deputy and issuing policy statements on how to prevent these types of instances from repeating.
2. It is again this error in critical judgment that Sheriff Wyatt continued to display that prevented him from joining with the families of Carla Sue Atkins and Vickie Lee Stout during their prayer vigil of October 5th, 2013 to show enduring Stewart County Sheriff's Department support to uncover the killer of these two young Stewart County girls. On someone's advice, Sheriff Wyatt made a conscious decision NOT to attend this function and alienated himself and his administration from the cause of seeking true justice in these brutal unsolved crimes. PNN believes that this is a serious and grievous separation of himself from the community he has been elected to represent and this grave error in judgment cannot easily be repaired.
3. Sheriff Wyatt refuses sound advice from established law enforcement icons and continues to make poor management decisions based on unsound advice given to him by the failed professionals HE chooses to place around him.
PNN sees no relief and no change in a 2nd Deryk Wyatt Sheriff's administration and, therefore, no need for Stewart Countians to waste their vote on a Sheriff who will continue to separate himself from his electorate. Showing that you care about your community and the citizens who elected you is a day in and day out job and it is not something that you do only at election time. PNN does not see this current administration as a model of law enforcement that is most beneficial to the citizens of Stewart County.
The origins of Potneck.
Known as one of the earlier settled communities in Stewart County, there are several stories as to how Potneck received its name. One version states that there was a crook in the river resembling the neck of a tea pot. If you run down the Cumberland River you will note that this is, in fact, true. There is a bend, a couple of miles North of town that would have, in the early 19th century, been a lot smaller and a lot more predominant as a tea pot neck.
A more colorful story, however, tells that early in the 1800's a south side man and a north side man had an argument following a few hours of drinking during a picnic down across the Cumberland River on the north side of Dover. Remember, to go "down" the river is to go north, towards Kentucky. The southside man walloped the northside one with a skillet. He gave him a mean lick with a skillet! Whereupon, the northside man smacked the southside one with a pot that, then, broke to its neck! He was left holding only the pot's neck in his hand.
Following this incident, the south side was known as Lick Skillet and later, Lick Creek? The north side became know as Potneck and the name did not change. Some sort of division line had, apparently, been long established. Possibly, that division line is now best defined as Highway 79 running East and West and the Cumberland River flowing South to North.
Early settlers of Potneck included the Cherrys, Lewis', Williams', Pages, Jacksons, Wallaces, and the Newberrys. POTNECK is located on the east side of the Cumberland River running about 6 miles north and away from Highway 79. Most people between there and Ft. Campbell declare themselves to be "Potneckers". However, I have heard that people from as far away as California have also claimed to be "Potneckers!".
Stewart List subscriber, Chuck Allen, writes, "Pot Neck is the area just across the river from Dover, actually behind the Headquarters [now, Pit Stop] toward Bumpus Mills, but there are people on and around Bagsby Hill that claim that area as Potneck too. I always considered the whole area as Potneck myself."
Most everyone living there, if asked, would be proud to be called a "Potnecker".
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Al Yarmook Schools Directory
Showing 1 to 10 of 433 Schools In Al Yarmook
Sharjah Indian School Sharjah
The school is owned and managed by the Indian Association Sharjah.It was officially inaugurated on the fifth of September 1979 by His Excellency M.H.Ansari, the then Ambassador of India in the presence of His Excellency Shaik Abdul Aziz Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi.The curriculum and program of work is in accordance with the requirements of the Central ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 0.7 km
Dream Land Nursery Sharjah
Dreamland was established in the year 1995 with a clear vision in mind, of allowing all children, of all races, color, religion and nationalities, to enjoy and benefit to the maximum, while experiencing their first steps into the school - world. The name spoke for itself... Yes! It was aimed to be any child land of dreams. Only Dreamland Nursery ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 0.71 km
Etisalat University College Sharjah
Etisalat University College (EUC) traces its roots back to 1989 when it initially started as Etisalat College of Engineering. In the beginning the College ran a single program leading to a diploma in Communication Engineering. Within two years the College introduced the Bachelor of Communication Engineering program. The engineering programs were ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 0.71 km
Khalifa University of Science, Technology & Research (KUSTAR), Sharjah Campus has a very proud 18 year history. It initially started in 1989 as Etisalat College of Engineering and in 2004 was renamed Etisalat University College (EUC). On 11th February, 2008 EUC was merged with the Khalifa University of Science, Technology and Research to form the ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 0.73 km
Emirates Private School Sharjah
Emirates Private School in Sharjah came into existence on the 1st of September at 1980, has two sections: Arabic Section, and English section. The Arabic section in the school follows the Ministry Of Education curriculum with intensive English course, modified to suite the local culture. The English section prepares students to take IGCSE and A ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 0.88 km
The Emirates Institute for Banking & Financial Studies (EIBFS) Provides professional knowledge and information services to Banking & Financial Sectors. The Emirates Institute for Banking and Financial Studies (EIBFS) was established in 1983. It has been directing its efforts towards upgrading the knowledge and skills of banking professionals, as ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 0.99 km
Pioneers Modern School Abu Dhabi
Pioneers Modern School (PMS) is a privately owned Philippine school in Sharjah, UAE. The school was established in 1993 by Ms. Violeta V. Agpaoa and on the same year, it was given license to operate by the Ministry of Education, UAE. PMS was granted the permit to operate by the Department of Education (DECS), Manila in 1996, under Government ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 1.17 km
Al Amana Private School Sharjah
A child is a God-given trust (Amana) to us. With this concept and vision, a school was opened in Sharjah in 2004 (AL AMANA PRIVATE SCHOOL).By this, the long cherished dream of a group of veteran educationalists came true. This venture has been conceived and accomplished by AL HILAL EDUCATION GROUP, which has become a synonym for quality education ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 1.34 km
BlueBells Nursery Sharjah
Founded in 2003, Bluebells has always enjoyed a reputation for providing quality education combined with a safe, child friendly environment to young students. In collaboration with KIDZEE International Learning Systems Ltd, the curriculum is designed for the all round development of each child. What a child learns in school prepares him for a ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 1.52 km
Al Ansar International School Sharjah
As a school committed to excellence, morals and values, we will educate and inspire our students to be responsible and productive, ethical citizens of the community with the skills and passion to think creatively, reason critically, communicate effectively and learn continuously and be better Muslims in the community, we will accomplish this in an ... more
Distance from Al Yarmook : 1.56 km
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Application forms and all required documents must be received by the Radiologic Technology Program Office during the application month of February. Late applications will not be accepted.
December 1– January 15 for the program scheduled to start in the Fall
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Please note – transcript evaluation can take anywhere from 12-16 weeks and must be completed prior to the end of the application period. For the December application period your transcripts should be submitted no later than September 1. For the June application period, your transcripts should be submitted no later than
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All prerequisites must be completed with a "C" grade or higher.
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Nursing students must meet the following essential technical standards to ensure the safety and welfare of the patients, the healthcare team, and themselves. A physical examination performed by a medical doctor determines whether a student meets the technical standards or any accommodations that may be necessary.
Drug ScreeningAs a condition of application in any Nursing/Allied Health Program with a clinical laboratory component, students are required to submit to and pass a designated drug and alcohol screening at the student's expense.
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The Bakersfield College Registered Nursing Program maintains contractual agreements with clinical agencies used in the education of nursing students.
These agencies require criminal background checks for all employees, students and volunteers. Current and prospective nursing students must at all-time meet applicable hospital standards for placement in mandatory clinical rotations at selected hospitals.
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Prior to the beginning of the nursing program, and then throughout the program, students are required to show proof of a valid American Heart Association BLS – Healthcare Provider.
This BLS card must be valid until the end of the 2-year ADN Program. It is your responsibility to provide a copy of the current BLS card to the nursing department and to carry a copy of this card while attending clinical in the healthcare facilities, preferably in your portfolio.
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Students will be required to purchase uniforms, textbooks and selected equipment, provide transportation to off-campus clinical education sites and pay current college fees.
An estimated cost for books, uniforms, fees and required equipment for the first term of the Program is approximately $3200.00.
Second and third semesters usually only require registration fees and books.
In addition to registration fees and books, the ADN fourth semester's expenses will include Program Completion activities, Program pin, ATI test, Board or Registered Nursing application fees and NCLEX Licensure.
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Bakersfield College is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. The Radiologic Technology Program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2225, Chicago, IL 60603-3182, 312-704-5300 or www.jrcert.org. The Program is also approved by the State of California, Department of Public Health, Radiologic Health Branch, PO Box 997414, MS-7610, Sacramento, CA 95899-7414, 916-327-5106 or www.cdph.ca.gov/rhb.
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Students who plan to obtain their Bachelor's Degree in Nursing at Cal State University Bakersfield after completing the Bakersfield College ADN Program should consult the CSUB Nursing web-page at http://www.csub.edu/nursing/requirements/rnbsn/http://www.csub.edu/nursing/requirements/rnbsn/ for current requirements
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday home in Chichester - 33 Malthouse Cottages, West Wittering
33 Malthouse Cottages - a family house that sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms
33 Malthouse Cottages is a very well presented family holiday home in the beautiful West Sussex seaside village of West Wittering. The house is very simply but stylishly presented and is ideal for families looking for a relaxing stay close to one of the best beaches in the sough of England.
On the ground floor there is a comfortable sitting room with patio doors opening on to the garden, which is great for children to play in. The kitchen and dining room are open plan and so ideal for families to cook in and eat together. The kitchen is well equipped and includes a slim-line dishwasher, electric oven and hob and a fridge. There is a very useful utility room which has a washing machine, freezer and plenty of space for all the family's shoes, coats or beachwear. There is also the benefit of a ground floor shower room.
On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms; a double room with plenty of storage space, a twin room and a room with bunk beds for children. There is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Outside, the rear garden has a patio area and lawn, with views over the neighbouring open farmland.
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Police were looking for information on a home invasion in which a dog was shot Friday afternoon in North Aurora.
At 1:21 p.m. Friday, police responded to a report that a dog had been shot in a duplex in the 200 block of Laurel Drive. Residents said they heard a knock on the door, but before they could answer, two men kicked the door open and showed a gun, police said.
One of the intruders held the residents at gunpoint while the second went upstairs. The residents' dog approached one of the men, who shot it three times. The second man came back downstairs with a safe, and both men fled.
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The 2014 season is a very important one for the San Francisco 49ers. Based on their roster outlook, what are some offensive stat projections?
Colin Kaepernick – 4,295 yards, 35 touchdowns, 16 interceptions
The man just got paid so he knows the pressure is on to perform. Colin Kaepernick should do just that though. He's firmly entrenched in the system now and has the best arsenal of receivers he's had yet as a pro.
Frank Gore – 1,054 yards, seven touchdowns
The ever increasing depth and talent of the San Francisco 49ers backfield is putting more pressure on Frank Gore to hold his starting job at age 31. He will still manage to crack 1,000 yards but all his numbers will be down from 2013.
Carlos Hyde – 680 yards, five touchdowns
Part of the reason is the presence of rookie Carlos Hyde. Here's one writer saying he will beat out Kendall Hunter for the backup job and follow that by turning in a solid first year in yards and touchdowns. Don't be surprised if he has to start a couple games.
Anquan Boldin – 870 yards, six touchdowns
Most of last season it was pretty much the Anquan Boldin show at wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. This time he won't be expected to carry the load, which is why his numbers will sink. That and the fact he turns 34 in October.
Michael Crabtree – 1,100 yards, four touchdowns
There is little doubt that Michael Crabtree is the favorite target of Kaepernick. His ability to get open and excellent hands are a quarterback's best friend. Thanks to some help added in the draft and free agency, Crabtree will respond with his best season.
Stevie Johnson – 990 yards, five touchdowns
The real excitement for 2014 centers around recent trade acquisition Stevie Johnson. After a rough end to his time in Buffalo, the young man is eager for a fresh start. If he responds to the coaching of Jim Harbaugh, he could become an important addition to that passing attack.
Bruce Ellington – 435 yards, three touchdowns
One of the more intriguing San Francisco 49ers draft picks back in May was South Carolina receiver Bruce Ellington. In person he may not look like much, but the kid is a two-sport athlete with the kind of explosion and quickness to create big play. Greg Roman is bound to find a package of plays for him and it should yield results.
Vernon Davis – 900 yards, 12 touchdowns
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MBDA successfully undertook two CAMM (common anti-air modular missile) launches in recent weeks, the company announced. The firings were carried out at the Vidsel overland range in northern Sweden on May 29 and June 5, and were the first seeker-guided launches for the CAMM. Instrumented-only firings of CAMM were conducted in April last year.
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The Middle East is rich with all sorts of Russian-made anti-aircraft systems. Most of them were delivered to the Arab countries opposing Israel and, in the time of the Soviet Union, to other clients on a political pretext.
A surface-to-air version of the Vympel R-77 AAM was displayed at the recent MAKS 2013 Moscow Air Show. The SAM system was developed jointly by Almaz-Antei and Tactical Missile Corp. (Russian acronym TRV). Housed in a container weighing 360 pounds, the weapon has a firing range greater than 10 miles and a ceiling of more than 30,000 feet. "A number of foreign customers have repeatedly asked us for this application of the missile," said Boris Obnosov, TRV general director.
On display here and ready for export, Europe's own state-of-the-art air defense system has now demonstrated its anti-tactical ballistic missile (TBM) capability three times. In the most recent test two months ago, the MBDA Aster 30 missile successfully intercepted a target representing a TBM fired from 185 miles away. Unlike the first two anti-TBM tests, this one was fully coordinated within the NATO command-and-control structure.
Last month Raytheon and Kongsberg conducted the first firing of the Evolved Sea Sparrow missile (ESSM) from the NASAMS (Norwegian advanced surface-to-air missile system). The June 24 firing at Norway's Andøya Rocket Range not only validated the ability to fire the ESSM with the system, but also the ability to integrate an older-generation Hawk high-power illuminator into the system.
Intended to arm the 'Euro-canards' (Gripen, Rafale and Typhoon) and possibly integrate into the RAF's JSFs, the MBDA Meteor ramjet-powered missile is taking giant strides towards service entry. Recent successful guided firings have paved the way for trials of production-representative missiles, keeping the program on track for an in-service date of 2013.


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The Washington Redskins are on pace to rush fewer times for fewer yards than they did in 2012. That will come as no surprise to anybody who has been following the team.
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Robert Griffin III's ability to make a play in the clutch is apparent. What's not so obvious, though, is the subtle impact the ebullient rookie has made behind the scenes at Redskins Park.
When talking about acquiring Robert Griffin III to be the teams franchise quarterback, Mike Shanahan consistently emphasized that the rookie would not be able to do it alone.
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NAPLES, Fla.- Rehabilitation patients at NCH downtown hospital in Naples will soon have a new place to recover.
The new 54 bed facility is located at the north Naples campus. It has a large gym and a teaching apartment and bathroom for brain-injury patients.
The center is about the same size as the downtown space, but officials say the additional amenities will allow them to help patients recover faster.
"There's always been this dream to create a freestanding rehab hospital as part of the NCH healthcare systems. We started planning for this about a year ago as part of a facility master plan," said Administrative Director Heather Baker.
The 50 rooms in the downtown location will be turned into private rooms for hospital patients.


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Just in time for the holiday season, the online giant Amazon.com is offering Sunday delivery for no extra cost. While it's only available to the Los Angeles and New York markets starting this week, the retailer plans on rolling it out to other cities next year.
With the holiday shopping season underway, Amazon.com is giving shoppers another reason why they should shop with them: competitive prices and easy delivery!
For last minute shoppers, the new Sunday delivery will allow them to score low prices at the very last minute and still get on-time delivery.
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It is becoming clearer by the day that Cleveland Browns tight end Jordan Cameron is poised for a breakout season in new head coach Rob Chudzinski's offense. His skill set is perfectly suited to fill the receiving tight end role in Chud's offense, so it comes as no surprise to learn that the Browns have been taking advantage of his athleticism early in OTAs.
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A Canadian woman was busted at John F. Kennedy International Airport Sunday morning after TSA officers discovered guns, ammunition and 58 bricks of marijuana hidden among cat litter, drink mixes and household items inside her baggage, officials said.
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The continued evolution of antimicrobial resistance in the hospital and more recently in the community threatens to seriously compromise our ability to treat serious infections. The major success of the seven-valent Streptococcus pneumoniae vaccine at reducing both infection and resistance has been followed by the emergence of previously minor serotypes that express multiresistance. The almost universal activity of cephalosporins and fluoroquinolones against community Escherichia coli strains…
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The alarming spread of bacterial strains exhibiting resistance to current antibiotic therapies necessitates that we elucidate the specific genetic and biochemical responses underlying drug-mediated cell killing, so as to increase the efficacy of available treatments and develop new antibacterials. Recent research aimed at identifying such cellular contributions has revealed that antibiotics induce changes in metabolism that promote the formation of reactive oxygen species, which play a role in…
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Activation of gene expression by small RNA
Small regulatory RNAs (sRNAs) commonly act to downregulate gene expression. In bacteria, however, sRNAs have also been shown to activate genes by a variety of direct or indirect mechanisms. Several sRNAs (DsrA, GlmZ, RNAIII, RprA, RyhB, and Qrr) act as direct translational activators by an 'anti-antisense mechanism' in the 5′ mRNA region to liberate a sequestered ribosome binding site, while pairing of GadY sRNA to the 3′-end alters processing and increases stability of its target mRNA.…
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Experimental approaches for the discovery and characterization of regulatory small RNA
Following the pioneering screens for small regulatory RNAs (sRNAs) in Escherichia coli in 2001, sRNAs are now being identified in almost every branch of the eubacterial kingdom. Experimental strategies have become increasingly important for sRNA discovery, thanks to increased availability of tiling arrays and fast progress in the development of high-throughput cDNA sequencing (RNA-Seq). The new technologies also facilitate genome-wide discovery of potential target mRNAs by sRNA pulse-expression…
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Polyhydroxyalkanoates: bioplastics with a green agenda
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Diversity of structure and function of response regulator output domains
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Structure, function and inhibition of RND efflux pumps in Gram-negative bacteria: an update
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The effector repertoire of enteropathogenic E. coli: ganging up on the host cell
Diarrhoeal disease caused by enteropathogenic E. coli (EPEC) is dependent on a delivery system that injects numerous bacterial 'effector' proteins directly into host cells. The best-described EPEC effectors are encoded together on the locus of enterocyte effacement (LEE) pathogenicity island and display high levels of multifunctionality and cooperativity within the host cell. More recently, effectors encoded outside the LEE (non-LEE effectors) have been discovered and their functions are…
Volume 12, Issue 1, 01 February 2009, Pp 101-109Paul Dean | Brendan Kenny
How Xanthomonas type III effectors manipulate the host plant
Pathogenicity of Xanthomonas and most other Gram-negative phytopathogenic bacteria depends on a conserved type III secretion (T3S) system which injects more than 25 different effector proteins into the plant cell. Extensive studies in the last years on the molecular mechanisms of type III effector function revealed that effector proteins with enzymatic functions seem to play important roles in the interaction of Xanthomonas with its host plants, for example, the SUMO protease XopD. In addition,…
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Global regulation by the seven-component Pi signaling system
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BATAVIA – The Ohio State Highway Patrol, in conjunction with Miami Township Police Department and Clermont County Sheriff's Office, announced that an OVI checkpoint will be held from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. tonight, Aug. 19, on state Route 28, between Old state Route 28 and Buckwheat Road, in Miami Township, Clermont County.
The OVI checkpoint, funded by federal grant funds, is planned to deter and intercept impaired drivers.
The checkpoint will also be held in conjunction with nearby saturation patrols to aggressively combat alcohol-related injury and fatal crashes.
If you plan to consume alcohol, designate a driver or make other travel arrangements before you drink. Don't let another life be lost for the senseless and selfish act of getting behind the wheel impaired.
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St. Mary's Church in South Wootton is open to Drop-in from 8.45 – 12 midday each Thursday morning. The church is warm, there are tables to sit around, quizzes to do and games to play. There will also be toys for young children to play with. We will be serving tea, coffee, squash and delicious home baking. Everyone is welcome to Drop-in. Come along to chat to friends, or to make new ones. Or just enjoy a good cuppa and a piece of cake.
Come to Cafe Church on Sunday 2nd November, 10 am at South Wootton Village Hall. Refreshments, quizzes, activites for children, songs and stories. See the Cafe Church page for more details.
The next Breakfast at 10 is on Sunday 16th November , 10 - 11.15 am at South Wootton Village Hall. See the Breakfast at 10 page for more details.
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If you are looking for a new Church please go to our Service Times pages to find out when and where we meet. We try to cater for a broad range of preferences and seek to offer something for everyone - whether you prefer formal or informal worship, adult based or all-age teaching we hope you will feel at home with us. We also run 7 home groups which meet either during the day or evening. A mixture of teaching, worship and prayer is offered by the groups and many people find them a very enjoyable and enriching place to be.
If you are hoping to get married in Church or have your child baptised (Christened) there are special webpages for you too, and you can get in touch with us by 'phone or email us using the form provided.
If you want to find out more about Christianity, why not come along to one of our Alpha Courses? A new one is starting now. You can find out more by looking at our Alpha Course webpage.
On this website we hope you will find all the information you need about our Church. If you visit one of our Churches I am sure you will receive a very warm welcome and within our programme of services and events, I hope you will find just what you are looking for.
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Damian Lillard's Game 6 buzzer-beater crushed the Houston Rockets hopes and dreams of contending for a championship, but it wasn't the first time the Rockets ended their season on a 3-pointer at the buzzer in the playoffs.
Lillard's shot marked the first time in 17 years that a playoff series ended with a buzzer-beater. The last time? In 1997 when John Stockton drained a 3 in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals against the Rockets.
The Rockets at that time had just traded for Charles Barkley to form a future Hall-of-Fame trio along with Clyde Drexler and Hakeem Olajuwon in hopes of recapturing the title they had just won in 2 of the last 3 seasons. The chase, however, fell just short in the conference finals as the image of Stockton and the rest of the Utah Jazz celebrating on the floor of The Summit after his buzzer-beater still resonates in Rockets lore.
So let's hear it, which shot hurts more? Lillard's or Stockton's?
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Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) recently hosted a series of events targeting health and wellness on its DeKalb and Newton campuses. As a part of its "Be ACTive" initiative to encourage faculty, staff and students to engage in healthy choices that will nourish the mind, body and spirit, GPTC held a "Healthy Choices Fair" in the Conference Center on the college's DeKalb Campus.
A series of concerts, all featuring different styles of music, are set for noon each Thursday in September. All will be held on the Square in Covington, and all are free to the public.
Tammy Hammonds's daughter is the chair for a committee that worked all year to organize fundraising events to bring awareness to a rare but serious disease the needs a brighter spotlight. And Tammy Hammonds's daughter is only 16.
A local high school student was in the custody of the Newton County Sheriff's Office Thursday afternoon after being arrested on campus.
The end of an era of Newton County government is quickly approaching.
Newton County Commissioner J.C. Henderson was issued a paycheck advance of $4,500 on Aug. 15. He paid everything back by Aug. 25.
Earlier this month, about 30,000 of our county's population returned to school. Whether starting kindergarten, returning for their seventh grade year, or heading off to college, there is a lot that goes into preparing a student to start school. School supplies, new shoes, uniforms, new technology, new backpacks and lunchboxes, dorm room fixtures… the list goes on and on. On that list sometimes is a visit to your pediatrician for an update to your child's immunizations. It should be on all our lists, whether we have small children, grown children or no children.
Nothing tastes better than foods picked fresh from the garden. Even if you don't have a garden yourself, you may have a neighbor or a co-worker who shares their garden goodies. Your local grocery store is also likely to feature home-grown produce this time of year.
Hopefully, King's days of needing saving are in the past.
When Tom Garrett is officially appointed as the new Newton County manager next week, his duties will be a little unclear.
U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson visited Newton and Walton counties Monday, taking tours and spending time answering questions from residents.
When a tornado packing 105 mph wind ripped through Newborn on April 28, it left a wake of destruction.
A realignment of the Newton County School System central office staff will take effect on July 1.
The Covington City Council had several contentious split votes Monday night regarding parking rules on the square, more land purchases in the Walker's Bend subdivision and even a fireworks bid for the July 3 celebration.
Members of Covington's healthcare community will now be honored annually by the Rotary Club.
Bobby Joe Fowler, first degree forgery, 10 years probation, 180-240 days detention center, $1,000.
Bobby Joe Fowler, first degree forgery, 10 years probation, 180-240 days detention center, $1,000.
Calvin Nathaniel McCutchen, 20, 9445 Tara Drive, Covington, May 5. Terroristic threats and acts.
Expect some cool sounds on a warm night at the Homegrown Jazz by the River concert from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday at the Porterdale Mill Lofts, 1109 Main St. in Porterdale.
Students looking for summer employment or adults looking for a job-hunting edge can attend seminars on dressing for success and customer service from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Nelson Heights Community Center at the intersection of Laseter and Puckett streets.
Students looking for summer employment or adults looking for a job-hunting edge can attend seminars on dressing for success and customer service from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Nelson Heights Community Center at the intersection of Laseter and Puckett streets.
CANTON - Cherokee County officials say a woman who claimed she was being kidnapped has been charged with making a false report of a crime and making false statements.
When you fill up your car in Newton County, you're paying for some of the highest-priced gas in Georgia.
Floyd Street in Covington is the county's most recognizable corridor, lined with antebellum mansions, impeccably manicured landscaping and..."for rent" signs?
ATLANTA - Atlanta police say they made nearly 80 arrests in "Operation Summer Heat" targeting prostitution and narcotics on city streets.
Police say more than 60 of the arrests were connected to prostitution during the six-day operation that ended Sunday morning.
Newton County officials and residents are in for a tough decision this budget year: Should the county cut services or choose some combination of raising the property tax rate and implementing new fees for the right to own pets, to use parks or to use county recycling centers?
CALHOUN - Sheriff's officials say a northwest Georgia man was stabbed after an argument with another man over which vehicles are better: Ford or Chevrolet.
GRIFFIN - Authorities say they've charged a man with murder after his wife's body was found in the living room of their Spalding County home.


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Are the Nitro Cams reaching their IBO? I know that this has been a problem with Martin in the past, Including my bow,a 2009 MOAB, that they have not been able to reach the advertised IBO.
Are the Nitro Cams reaching their IBO? I know that this has been a problem with Martin in the past, Including my bow,a 2009 MOAB, that they have not been able to reach the advertised IBO.
my insight is i would want to get a bow with the new fury xt so i can shoot it and i can set it up for my wife to shoot it,that is the selling point for me.but i also want to the nitro cams as well.
what ever you get buddy im sure you will love it.oh and post up some pics when you get what your looking for.when i get mine im just going to say i got a bow and not tell what i got.lol
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I did read the original post and the question was "I guess my question is, i'm wondering if the Cougar with Nitro cam shoots kind of like the Silencer pro?"
So that is why I didn't think an opinion about a Bengal added much to the thread. Sorry I was wrong. I am very interested in this topic of the two cams. In particular the IBO on the Nitro Cam. Just wondering if it will meet the advertised IBO. The brace height with the advertised IBO and the comments of a smooth draw on the Cougar are very appealing to me. I hope to stay in the Martin family with my next bow.
I cant answer about the Couger or the Silencer but I do know ah little about the Pantera ( FuryXT) and as of tonight I picked up an Onza III ( Nitro ) to go along with it. Both bows are very , very smooth.......both of my bows are maxed out.....Pantera at 72lbs and Onza at 73lbs and it takes nothing to draw these bows. I dont notice any extreme build of force with either cam. The Nitro is fast, very fast......the Fury XT is pretty plain Jane as far as speed, however along with the Pantera this is a very accurate combo, this is my 3D rig. In the next few days Ill know more about the Nitro cam.........Im pretty sure Im gonna like this bow!!!
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As to whether Martins bows will reach IBO, I'd have to say yes. I have an Onza, which has the Nitro cams, and have done some extensive playing with it. I have no doubt it would reach the stated speeds. The 2011 Firecat 400 (2012 Cougar FC) has a shorter ATA, a shorter brace, and these two components should get the extra 5 fps between it and the Onza.
For a little more evidence check the videos about the Onza reviews at Ike's Outdoors. Watch the original review first, then the "retested" video:
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HOUSTON — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the Houston Police Department's ban on beards.
The department says gas masks can't properly be worn with beards.
But four officers filed a lawsuit saying the policy discriminates against those with a skin condition that primarily affects black men and gets worse with shaving.
U.S. District Judge Lee Rosenthal determined the policy violated no state, federal or constitutional rights and dismissed the lawsuit Sept. 3.
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