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The importance and ecological significance of estuaries has been long appreciated. In the last few years, there has been increased research activity, resulting in significant advances in understanding of estuarine ecology. This special thematic volume of Advances in Ecological Research provides an overview of a number of the important areas. Ranging from the macroscale: how differences in river basins influence the loads of nutrients, through the impacts and fates of the nutrient loads, to how both phytoplanktonic and benthic estuarine primary production are regulated. There is also a review of the key factors influencing the outcome of management decisions for estuaries from the point of sustainability of estuarine resources. This volume is essential reading and reference for all those interested in estuaries including ecologists, environmental scientists, botanists, and zoologists.View full description
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Canisius Wins Battle Over Women's Basketball, 73-54
Feb. 22, 2004
BUFFALO, NY - Canisius came out on top of a defensive battle Sunday afternoon over Loyola, 73-54. The Greyhounds fall to 11-14 with the loss and 7-9 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. The Griffs improved to 16-10 overall and 11-6 in the conference.
In the first half, the squads exchanged baskets and the lead to open the contest before Canisius went on a 7-0 run over almost four minutes of play to earn a 17-9 lead. The Greyhounds then made a run of their own, 10-2, to tie the game up at 19 with 8:03 remaining in the half. The Griffs would reclaim the lead but Loyola kept them on their toes, shooting 5-for-6 from the line to stay in the game at 33-30.
Canisius opened the first half with a 10-2 run, holding Loyola o just two free throws for the first four minutes. The Griffs took as much as a 12-point lead early on behind Becky Zak's efforts. Zak hit two threes as well as two free throws and a jump shot to give Canisius a 56-46 advantage with just over 10 minutes remaining.
Loyola again went scoreless for over almost seven minutes allowing the Griffs to a set a 62-46 advantage with 4;30 remaining. Jill Glessner ended the drought with her basket at 4;20.
Canisius went on a 11-2 run in the final two minutes of the contest for a 73-54 score.
For the Greyhounds freshman Jill Glessner and Ebony Toliver set career-highs with 13 and eight points respectively. Glessner and Toliver also lead for Loyola. Glessner also lead on the boards with seven, sophomore Jackie Valderas tied with seven as well.
For Canisius Zak led the game with 20 points and was followed by jenel Stevens with 17 points and 13 rebounds. Cheri Wittleib was also in double figures with 12 points.
Loyola will next host Saint Peter's at home on Wednesday, February 25 as a part of a double-header with the men's team. The women's tip off is set for 6:30.
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Sterling Moore doesn't know yet if he'll watch the game at home in Dallas, or meet up with a couple teammates and head for "a Buffalo Wild Wings or something like that.''But wherever he takes in Sunday's AFC Championship game rematch, it can't possibly rival the unique vantage point he had last year, when Baltimore and New England met at Gillette Stadium with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line. Now with the Cowboys, Moore was the Patriots rookie cornerback who memorably saved the day for New England against the Ravens last January, stripping the ball from Baltimore receiver Lee Evans in the end zone with 27 seconds remaining, wiping out what looked to be a game-winning 14-yard touchdown pass.In a wild swing of emotion and momentum, the Ravens went from appearing to have pulled off a shocking upset of New England for a split second, to utter heartbreak two plays later, when kicker Billy Cundiff shanked the 32-yard field goal attempt that would have tied the game at 23-23 and brought on overtime.Moore, an undrafted collegiate free agent, was the unlikely man in the middle of all that drama, and even a year later he still feels the razor-thin separation between the heroic role he played, and the infamy he narrowly escaped."Honestly, I really hate seeing that play replayed, because it always brings up how close I was to losing the game for us,'' he said in a phone interview from his home in Dallas on Tuesday. "Literally that's the thing that crosses my mind the most. When I saw the ball go by me, I really thought I had lost us the game and our chance to go to the Super Bowl. And that feeling comes back to me every time I see that ball in the air.''Moore said he has thought of or been reminded of that play "a countless number of times'' in the subsequent year, but never more than this week, as the Ravens and Patriots head for another showdown in Foxboro, with the same prize at stake: A Super Bowl berth.While Evans and Cundiff will forever be remembered as the goats of that game in Baltimore, Moore will probably never have to buy his own beer or clam chowder in New England after the "slap heard around the world.''"Honestly, sometimes it feels like that's the only thing I've ever done in the NFL,'' said Moore, who actually started three of his six games with the Patriots in 2011, recording a pair of interceptions. "But I really didn't realize or understand the magnitude of that play at the moment. Really not until after [Cundiff] missed the kick and I realized we were going to the Super Bowl."At the time, I didn't think it was going to be the defining play of the game, because my mind was getting ready to go to overtime. I 100 percent thought he was going to make that kick and we were going into overtime. The moment didn't hit me until after it happened and what it meant became clear.''Can you imagine being Moore this Sunday? Watching the Ravens and Patriots go at it again, knowing you've lived this rivalry not once, but twice in the past year? Moore spent the first three months of the 2012 season as a Patriot, playing in eight games for New England, including its 31-30 loss at Baltimore in Week 3, which was decided on a 27-yard field goal at the final gun by Ravens rookie kicker Justin Tucker. Baltimore had a rookie kicker this year in large part due to Cundiff missing that chip shot in the AFC title game, a failure he was never going to completely live down among Ravens faithful. Evans, too, did not remain with Baltimore in 2012, signing with Jacksonville but failing to make its regular-season roster.Moore was cut by the Patriots on Halloween, and then added to their practice squad, where he languished until the cornerback-needy Cowboys signed him on Nov. 30. The former SMU standout wound up playing in Dallas' final five games of the season, including the Cowboys' painful Week 17 NFC East championship loss at Washington. He was a Patriot far longer than he was a Cowboy this season, and that gives him a vested interest in the outcome of Sunday's game."It's definitely a lot different, not being in the game this time, but I'm still happy for them and I'll be rooting for them as well to win,'' Moore said. "Right now, at this moment, I don't foresee it feeling weird or anything, but it might during the game, especially since I was there for so long this past season, and the fact that I played quite a bit when we played at Baltimore in Week 3. I can see where some feelings may come up during the game, but I kind of just look at it like that's the way life in the NFL is.''Moore said his Twitter account this week has been full of people reminding him of his pivotal play in last year's AFC Championship game, almost as if his followers would think it escaped his notice that the Ravens and Patriots had both made it back to the cusp of the Super Bowl. As the rematch gets closer, his memories from that day grow a little more vivid."For me it seemed like that play took forever, because I didn't know whether or not he had caught the ball,'' Moore recalled. "I was just trying to reach in there and knock it away at the end, and I wasn't quite sure until I saw the ball come free after a few steps and a few swats at it.''Moore was a bit desperate even before the play began, because he said he and safety Devin McCourty never got the defensive play call before the 2nd-and-1 snap at the New England 14, so they were playing somewhat blind, unaware of what coverage the Patriots sideline wanted them in."The thing a lot of people don't realize is that we were on the far side of the field, on the Ravens sideline, and we had no clue what the defensive play call was,'' Moore said. "Literally, I was looking back to the safety, like 'What's the play call?' And he's looking at me, and he doesn't know, and then the ball's snapped. At that point I was just hoping [Evans] would run straight, and in a sense he did. But he kind of gave me a double move, which was kind of what got me in transition. But I was just trying to stick with my man, no matter what."I don't even know if we got the play call from the sideline or not. I remember talking to the defensive coordinator [Matt Patricia] after the game and he came up to me and was like, 'The only thing I could think of on that play was, oh, he doesn't know what the play call is,' and we didn't.''Watching the play live, Evans seemed to have the ball in his possession for a heartbeat, with the Gillette Stadium crowd falling silent, before Moore's quick reaction changed the outcome of the play and very likely New England and Baltimore's 2011 seasons."I wasn't aware of what the stadium was doing at that moment, but I've seen a lot of NFL Films from the Ravens sideline, where they all started cheering for a split second, until they realized I knocked the ball out,'' Moore said. "So I can only imagine the opposite of what that was like, and what the people in the stands were thinking at first. Even the TV announcers said he caught it for a second, and then they realized the ball was out.''There was debate after that game on why the officials didn't ensure the play was reviewed upstairs, given it came in the final two minutes of action. But the replay was not called for, and so questions about whether Evans held the ball long enough to constitute a catch, or had his second foot down before the ball came out were voiced in the aftermath of the Patriots' thrilling win."I didn't have any thought about whether or not it was going to be reviewed or if he got his second foot down,'' Moore said. "At that time I was just trying to get the next play call, because I did not want to go through that again, where I didn't know the coverage call.''Moore actually made the game's next big play, too, breaking up a 3rd-and-1 pass to tight end Dennis Pitta at the 5, on the ensuing snap. Then Cundiff came on and missed the field goal way wide left, and New England only had to run out the final 15 seconds to claim its fifth Super Bowl trip in 11 seasons. Bedlam ensued in Gillette Stadium, and the next two weeks of Moore's life became a series of appreciative moments, coming at him from every direction."It was funny, because I'd walk into the facility and whoever I saw, they'd shake my hand and be like, 'Thank you, thank you,' '' Moore said. "And it'd be some of the same guys every day. I'd say, 'You guys shook my hand after the game, and like every day since.' But they just kept doing it.''What about notoriously gruff Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, the man in the hoodie? What did he say to the cornerback who nearly cost him a Super Bowl trip, but then recovered and helped ensure it?"I know we shared a hug after that game, and after that play,'' Moore said. "But I don't think he said anything all that memorable. I know when I left for Dallas he said I had made a lot of great plays and helped them get as far as they had last year. That was special.''Moore's play, to many, was the quintessential example of the Patriots way of playing. You play until the whistle, until the play is over, you never give up on a play, and you don't take anything for granted. "Honestly, it might sound cliche', but they teach it that way in New England,'' Moore said. "It's never stop hustling, just do the little things, and play to the whistle. We had a drill that we used to do at the end of practice with the receivers where we were just literally playing their hands. We don't look back for the ball as a DB, it's just when their hands go up we try to break through their hands. And that's what came up late in that game, with the game and the season on the line. For me, it was the only time throughout the season that situation came up. That moment was the only chance I had to do that all season.''Even though the Patriots went on to lose their Super Bowl rematch with the Giants, Moore said his offseason was filled with reminders of his play, including a chance meeting with Ravens rookie cornerback Jimmy Smith at a charity event."I talked to Jimmy Smith, and he was like, 'You cost me my ticket to the Super Bowl,' '' Moore said. "I told him I was just trying to survive out there, and if I didn't make that play, I may not even be playing any more.''It was either going to be Moore or Evans as the goat, and that's the dog-eat-dog world that exists in the NFL, especially in the high-tension setting of the playoffs. It's that reality, Moore said, that has never led him to feel sorry for either Evans or Cundiff. It easily could have been him to wear the blame."Honestly, I really haven't thought about what the flip side was like for them, because it was either them or me,'' he said. "I've thought about what it would have been like for me if [Evans] had held onto that ball. But I'm definitely glad I made that play, and went to the Super Bowl because of it.''As he watches Sunday's AFC title game unfold, he's hoping his claim to fame from last year's championship isn't the only moment of real consequence in his NFL career."If that's it, I'm not OK with it, because that means I didn't do much in this league,'' Moore said. "I just try to keep pushing because I don't want to be remembered for just that one play. That can't be the only thing I do. I'm hoping there's more big plays to come.'' Promoted Stories Comments More NFL


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for CRAMBE in White's Directory of 1840.
G. Cholmley Esq. (Lord of the manor)
Miscellany of trades
John Wales Womack, coal merchant and wharfinger, hs Welburn
Robert Beilby
Rd Brough
Robt Green
Robt Johnson
Rd Potter
Mary Ruston
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Lord of the manor:
G. Cholmely Esq.
Thos. Nightingale
W. Walker
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Wm Fishburn, blacksmith
Leond Fostre, cartwright
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Mary Kimberley, vict Mail Inn, Barton Hill
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Miscellany of trades
John Cordukes, blacksmith
Geo Danby, joiner
John Gree, vict Whitwell Inn
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Most everyone is willing to help folks who are down and out, but not give them dollars for drugs.
That is why we support Michigan House Bill 4118. The bill, passed by the House last year, penalizes welfare recipients who test positive for drugs. The bill was recently tweaked by the Senate and sent back to the House.
The original bill would require testing of a welfare recipient if an "empirical screening tool" indicates a reasonable suspicion, and would prohibit benefits for six months if a person tests positive a second time (or refuses "treatment" the first time).
If the recipient has children, an appropriate "protective payee" would be designated to receive welfare benefits on their behalf.
This would begin as a one-year pilot program in three counties.
We fully support this legislation, and hope the day is close that it's enforced in all of Michigan and the entire country.
Some opponents think this kind of legislation "picks" on welfare recipients and violates their rights. That couldn't be further from the truth. Since when is it anyone's right to buy illegal drugs?
Other opponents believe the bill would punish the children on welfare. We believe Michigan has answered this complaint with the "protective payee" provision.
If a person on welfare uses welfare dollars to buy illegal drugs, it's our money being used to commit a crime.
The bill would also help those on welfare. First of all, they shouldn't be using welfare dollars for drugs, since it's a crime. Secondly, they can better spend their precious dollars on things like food and clothing for themselves and their families.
Staying free of drugs would also make the welfare recipients more employable.
A Florida judge ruled drug testing of welfare recipients in that state unconstitutional due to illegal search and seizure. However, we believe the provision in the Michigan bill that requires a "reasonable suspicion" alleviates that concern.
We encourage the Michigan Senate and House to reach agreement and pass this much-needed legislation.
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The Bowery Boys join the Navy to catch some crooks who are posing as sailors.
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I would never recommend this school to anyone who is truly trying to help their child overcome their challenges so they can find a way back into society as a stable ready to handle life individual. This school's environment is toxic. The staff has a " give me your money so we can maintain our lifestyle" demeanor while 80% of the children who attend this school are on drugs. For a school who claims they are able to meet your child's exceptional needs and help them get what they need so they can be mainstreamed is a crock! This school is clueless of what is really troubling a child at the root and if you choose to not drug your child they are absolutely inept at handling a child in their true form. It's a prep school on drugs without any real sense of addressing a child's needs. They also don't like to be questioned about their approach and and it is a very cold and non-inviting school for families to participate other than a few annual events.


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My husband used to be against them, but I talked him into a large donkey (mammoth stock, but barely height-wise) a quite a few years ago and we just loved that long ears. He wasn't gelded when we got him, so that was done then as a 6 year old and he was sweet as could be and fit in well with our herd. Unfortunately I had to sell him a couple years back when I was laid off.
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Comets fall to CathedralPublished 10:59am Tuesday, October 2, 2012 Updated 10:59am Tuesday, October 2, 2012
The Hillcrest Lutheran Academy boys soccer team took a tough 3–0 loss to a fast, physical St. Cloud Cathedral team Monday. This was the Comets' second loss of the season, bringing their record to 8–2–1.
"We did well for the first half of the first half, but their speed and quickness wore us down," said Comets head coach Rod Jensen. "They caused us to create mistakes on the defensive end."
Twenty-five minutes into the game, Crusader senior midfielder Myles Hagen knocked in a goal following a defensive miscue by the Comets, Jensen said.
This was the turning point of the game. The Comets saw two more goals sneak by in the second half but weren't able to answer back.
The Comets saw good efforts from midfielders Kevin Franco, Danny Franco, Eduardo Urbano and Daniel Romarheim.
"I knew this would be the toughest game of the regular season," Jensen said. "I would love the opportunity to play them again."
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ACI/NCDOT Concrete Field Technician, Grade 1
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The NC State University training/certification course follows the same format as the one originally developed by the NCDOT for this purpose. The course takes three days to complete. ACI and NCDOT "Concrete Field Technician Grade 1" certifications are the result of adequate performance in both field and written examinations required by ACI and NCDOT. The course takes place on NC State University campus. You will be properly advised about course location and schedule upon registration and payment.
Class materials will be shipped to each student prior to the class date. For more information about course material, please contact Roberto Nuñez via email.
The course is designed for individuals who have an interest in obtaining both ACI and NCDOT certifications as "Concrete Field Technician Grade 1." Students should have a basic understanding of concrete technology, be able to perform simple volume/density calculations, be able to lift a minimum of 40 lbs, and be able to maintain a high level of physical activity during the four hours required for the field test.
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Logitech Slumps After Profit Forecasts Are Slashed Again
Sept. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Logitech International SA dropped as much as 13 percent in Zurich trading after the company cut profit forecasts for a second time in two months, putting pressure on interim Chief Executive Officer Guerrino De Luca to find a successor.
The stock fell as much as 1.02 Swiss francs to 6.78 francs, the steepest decline since April 1. Logitech traded 11 percent lower at 10:07 a.m. in Zurich, valuing the largest maker of computer mice at 1.3 billion francs ($1.4 billion).
"The situation has worsened in the last two months in Europe and the U.S., especially for consumers," De Luca said in a phone interview today. "The tougher the economy, the more difficult for consumers to take out their wallets."
Operating profit will be about $90 million in the year ending March 31, 2012, on sales of about $2.4 billion, Romanel-sur-Morges, Switzerland-based Logitech said in a statement today. That compares with previous projections of at least $143 million for operating profit and $2.5 billion for revenue. Gross margin for the year will be about 33 percent, the company said.
"These figures are a heavy blow for interim CEO de Luca after less than three months on the job," Beat Keiser, an analyst at CA Cheuvreux in Zurich, wrote in a note. "Many people have pinned their hopes for a turnaround of what remains a severely challenged business model on him. This will certainly not happen anytime soon."
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De Luca, who served as CEO between 1998 and 2008, returned in July to replace Gerald Quindlen after Logitech posted a first-quarter loss that was wider than analysts' estimates amid slumping sales in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Logitech shares had lost about half their value this year through yesterday as surging sales of Apple Inc.'s iPad threaten the company's traditional desktop and laptop businesses.
"The search for the new CEO is going very well, we're into it, but we absolutely need to get the right person," De Luca said. "I'm under no pressure to go and will stay around as long as needed."
"The traditional PC is all but dying and sinking Logitech's bread-and-butter keyboard and mice business with it," CA Cheuvreux's Keiser wrote.
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The company lowered its forecasts to factor in the "current economic environment" in Western markets and its product offerings, according to the statement. Logitech, which also makes home-entertainment control, gaming and wireless devices, is trying to improve its product lineups while reinforcing sales and marketing efforts, De Luca said.
"The strength of our portfolio is not good enough and we're working on it, but a portfolio rejuvenation doesn't happen overnight," De Luca said. "Retailers and distribution partners are more cautious and inventories have been building up."
De Luca said that excluding keyboards, which are doing "very well," all lines including digital music with earphone speakers, have to be improved "dramatically" in coming months.
Logitech reduced its revenue and operating income estimates on July 28 after reporting a net loss of $29.6 million for the quarter through the end of June. The company on March 31 had lowered its sales and profit forecasts for the full year through that day because of "projected shortfalls" mainly due to "weakness" in the company's Europe, Middle East and Africa retail sales region.
"The July targets were overly optimistic and I hadn't had enough time to assess the situation then," De Luca said. "This is the third consecutive time we disappoint and I tell you it's the last one."
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Burt's Bees Pink Grapefruit Refreshing Lip Balm
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on 5/19/2014 10:23:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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I really love the grapefruit scent & the way it leaves my lips feeling moisturized. It is a nice change to the original BB. One thing i am not crazy about: the graininess.... Why? Well, it leaves your lips feeling slightly tingly & refreshed -- not bad! Try for a nice change-up.
on 5/19/2014 6:06:00 AM
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This is very hydrating and whereas I don't have much to rave about, I certainly have nothing negative to say.
on 5/17/2014 9:09:00 PM
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I think this lip balm is amazing. In only two uses, it made my lips really soft. I mean, they weren't super dry or chapped either but they did need some moisturizing and this lip balm did it. I love the smell and how it doesn't leave a bad taste like some lip balms do. Plus the pink cap makes it look cute and girly which I like a lot lol.
on 4/29/2014 5:34:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Black, Curly, Fine
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My absolute favorite about this lip balm is the smell. It smells exactly like grapefruit. It's moisturizing, but it's also really light. I like that there's a little bit of a tingly feeling when you put it on. It doesn't feel slimy or slippery. The packaging is good for the price.
on 4/27/2014 12:32:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It smells amazing!!! I like all the Burt's Bees lipbalms so if you like them get this one!!!
on 4/12/2014 7:12:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Not only does this smell delicious, but it's also very lovely to apply to your lips. I find myself running this lip balm over my lips far too many times to count, before I catch myself doing it and stop! Lol. As for its moisturising properties, I haven't noticed anything miraculous, but my lips do feel slightly less dry. Also, it has no color.
on 3/22/2014 9:32:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Hands down the best lip balm I've ever used. Moisturizes and smooths lips. It has no color or hint of color. Tastes like fresh grapefruit and happiness. I purchased a tube of this balm for every person I love. Seriously, they're worth it!
on 2/20/2014 8:36:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This lip balm is amazing, I love it!!!! It really reminds me of Bloom's grapefruit lip balm which I used to use all the time. I picked this up at Target super cheap (and got some free makeup remover wipes with it too!) and I'm super suprised at the other reviews here saying this is grainy, my tube isn't at all, it doesn't have any flavor either so not sure if I got a great tube or they got bad ones. Hmmmm....we'll see how it wears within a few weeks, I've been using it the last few days and I think it's great.
Anyhoo, this is refreshing and moisturizing (at least on me) and I can definitely see myself obtaining MORE tubes of this in the future!!!! I was using the Honey scented Burt's Bees lip balm but the scent in that one can get overpowering, so I prefer this grapefruit scent. LOVE!
on 2/13/2014 11:34:00 PM
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Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
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This smells nice but tastes absolutely disgusting, like rancid castor oil or something. Even if I don't lick my lips, the taste somehow gets in my mouth. This went in the garbage asafp.
on 1/5/2014 6:28:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
smells so good!! feels a bit grainy when I apply but it's good at moisturising so I don't mind:)
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A leading Southern Baptist figure predicted Friday that Christian conservative leaders won't rally around an alternative to Mitt Romney until after next week's South Carolina primary, while warning that the former Massachusetts governor is "not Mormon enough" for most socially conservative voters.
Dr. Richard Land, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, said during a newsmaker interview on C-SPAN that evangelical leaders hope that the Palmetto State primary Jan. 21 will whittle down the GOP presidential field and make it clear whether they should rally around Romney rivals Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich or Rick Perry before Florida's primary later this month.
Asked why conservative voters have proven so resistant to Mr. Romney, Mr. Land explained that will some will never vote for him because of his Mormon faith, that others are wary of the fact that during some of his previous campaigns, including his Massachusetts Senate run against Ted Kennedy in 1994, Mr. Romney walked away from the teachings of the Mormon Church, notably on abortion. Mr. Romney, he said, is "not Mormon enough."
"If his stance on life and his stance on marriage had been consistently what the stance of the Mormon church has been, he would have far less doubts among social conservatives," he said.
Mr. Land said evangelical voter are hoping to have a much clearer choice immediately after the South Carolina vote.
"The best scenario would be for the voters of South Carolina to give a preponderance of votes to one of the socially conservative candidates and that person would then become the one around which the others rally as we go to Florida and beyond —and they become the alternative to Romney," he said. "This will make the Republican primary stronger, it will make Romney stronger, it will make his opponent stronger."
Mr. Land said that too many social conservative have too much invested in different candidates to abandon them before the South Carolina primary.
His remarks follow Mr. Romney's historic back-to-back victories in Iowa and New Hampshire and coincide with a two-day meeting that will draw social conservatives leaders from across the nation to a ranch outside Austin, Texas, where the plan is to discuss their community's role in the race and whether to coalesce around a single candidate.
Mr. Land said the South Carolina primary will likely open the door for evangelical and socially conservative leaders to try to "convince the weaker candidates to make a very tough decision and withdraw."
Social conservatives have long doubted Mr. Romney's commitment to pro-life issues and traditional marriage.
Mr. Land stopped short of endorsing a candidate, but he suggested that Mr. Perry suggested both Mr. Perry and Mr. Gingrich face a tough road to the nomination.
"If [Mr. Perry] had gotten laryngitis, he would still be the frontrunner," Mr. Land said, a reference to the Texan's poorly reviewed debate performances, while Mr. Gingrich has "got a lot of baggage, some would call it freight."
He also suggested that Rick Santorum, a Roman Catholic, is the candidate who best embodies the wishes of so-called "values voters."
"He's squeaky-clean morally," he said of Mr. Santorum. "He has a residue of trust from social conservatives of all stripes from across the country."
The results of the opening contests in the GOP presidential race have offered some dueling story lines. Voter surveys showed that Mr. Santorum enjoyed a big edge with born-again and evangelical Christians, who made up 57 percent of caucus goers, as well as people who identify themselves as "very conservative" — about 35 percent of the GOP electorate — in the Iowa caucuses.


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The Northwest Arkansas Veteran's Day Association (NAVDA) is a 501c3 Corporation made up of volunteers from the community. We are united in organizing events to celebrate the holiday of Veteran's Day in the Northwest Arkansas area. It is an organization of volunteers, and is not officially sponsored or subsidized by any government entity or any other organization. We are tasked with the duties of organizing fundraising and planning events in the area specifically directed at recognizing America's Veterans and raising the awareness of citizens with regard to their Armed Forces' service to the United States of America.
Parade will start on Mountain around Church Ave and Mountain. It will go around the square and finish at Locust Ave and W. Center St. Once again, we will feature local area school bands, vintage cars, motorcycles, the Ozark Highlander Pipe Band, local youth and civic groups, and most importantly - local area veterans and military units.
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New Jersey After 3 is a statewide network of high-quality, cost-effective afterschool programs that serves more than 12,000 students in 115 schools across urban, suburban and rural communities. As the first public/private partnership of its kind, New Jersey After 3 supports local, community-based organizations (like Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCAs, etc.) that deliver evidence-based afterschool programs each school day. New Jersey After 3 programs have been cited by the NJ Attorney General's Office as an effective strategy that keeps communities safe, protects vulnerable children, and prepares students for success in high school, college and the 21st century workforce.
On February 11, 2010, Governor Christie announced the elimination of $5.2 million in public support to New Jersey After 3 for the remainder of this school year, as part of a series of mid-year budget cuts. These reductions will result in the closure of afterschool programs in more than 100 public schools across the state by March, putting thousands of children on the streets during the most dangerous time for kids - the hours of 3 pm to 6 pm. Without State support this year and next, New Jersey After 3 cannot sustain its network of programs, which will have a devastating effect on our 45 community-based nonprofit partners, 115 public school communities, over 1,000 afterschool educators, and the 12,000+ students and families who rely on these affordable programs.
New Jersey After 3 was created in 2004 as a statewide public/private partnership to deliver high-quality afterschool programs, with significant State support every year. New Jersey After 3 has successfully leveraged state funding to secure more than $34 million in outside investments, providing the State with a 40% return on its investment. In the recent years of economic tumult, New Jersey After 3 has faced a reduction in its state allotment of 33%, resulting in cuts in programming and thousands of students placed on waiting lists. However, at the same time, New Jersey After 3 has worked to increase outside investments by 75% in the last 2 years. Bolstered by its impressive attendance rates and evaluation results, coupled with growing national momentum for afterschool programs as an educational reform strategy, New Jersey After 3 has raised millions of dollars in investments in New Jersey's children by corporations, foundations, the federal government, and other sources. However, losing half of its statewide funding mid-year, with no promise of funding next year, is a devastating blow that New Jersey After 3 cannot endure.
Please write to our Governor, and request that the State fully support New Jersey After 3 for the remainder of this year, and sustain future investments in this critical asset.
With this letter, I urge you to restore the $5.2 million reduction that you proposed, and sustain the State's investment in New Jersey After 3 throughout your term. New Jersey After 3 is a critical asset to the State, and an investment that makes sense during these extremely difficult times.
New Jersey After 3 supports a network of nonprofit-run, school-based afterschool programs that serves more than 12,000 children in 115 public schools across fifteen counties statewide. New Jersey After 3's innovative model maximizes the resources of local nonprofits and public schools, harnessing local strengths under an umbrella of support that ensures high levels of quality, accountability, content, and comprehensive training. This evidence-based model leverages millions in corporate and individual contributions against its annual State grant. Its ability to provide such critical support, while leveraging such a significant return, makes it an asset to the State, and wise investment of taxpayer dollars.
There are three primary reasons why New Jersey After 3 is so vital to our children, families and communities. First, New Jersey After 3 programs keep kids safe when juvenile crime rates triple and children are most likely to experiment with risky behavior - the hours between 3 pm and 6 pm. Second, as parents seek and retain employment during this recession, New Jersey After 3 provides them with an affordable alternative to making the agonizing choice between working fulltime or leaving their kids unsupervised after school. Last, New Jersey After 3 expands learning time by 40% each school day, and has external evaluation data that shows it produces significant gains in the language arts skills, study skills and homework completion rates of students who participate for two years or more. New Jersey After 3 delivers these remarkable benefits at half of the average cost of similar high-quality programs in the nation.
As a long-term investment, these programs contribute to the academic and personal success of young people, by promoting academic achievement, healthy lifestyles, and exposure to a wide variety of experiences that prepare them for success in the classroom and the 21st century economy.
I realize that the State is facing significant challenges given the current economy, but expanding New Jersey After 3's critical support to our State's youth, families and school communities is exactly the type of investment that our State should be making during these times.
It is critical that you immediately act to restore the reductions that you propose, and I urge you to continue the State's investment in this innovative, public/private partnership!
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Changes look fine, good even. I've never really understood players' QQing towards changes in the past. If you read the terms and conditions, as players, we don't even own our accounts. We only rent them, therefore if I were to log on my main and see him wearing a bikini instead of my hard earned gear, well so be it. He's technically not mine. Blizz can do whatever they like with their game.
I wish they'd add cooldowns to Frost DKs.We currently have 1 and its not that impressive (20% more STR and knockback immunity). When I look at shamans (Who can pop feral spirits, fire elemental totem, stormlash totem, bloodlust, elemental mastery, elemental blast, ascendance, and blood fury/berserking if orc/troll) or paladins (Guardian of Ancient kings, wings, avenging wrath) or monks (Tigereye brew, xuen, grapple weapon, touch of karma) and other similar classes, I can't help but feel a little jealous.They get to do massive amounts of damage during the burning phase of a boss because they can pop a lot of CDs at once for some insane damage, and frost DKs? all they have is one lousy CD that isn't even THAT good. Unholy does has some impressive ones, but not frost. =/Ohh well................. one day. One day.
My respect for Ghostcrawler RIP, he just sold out to the PvP whiners.True Story Below
no news on the changes that were coming too hunters? except the crap they already told us -.-bah, i feel more and more like kicking Lore in the nuts for telling us too calm down cause things are coming only too find there is nothing agian and agian.Edit: well the changes were posted just before i made this post, missed them.still took them freaking long enough too actually add it on the PTR considering when they first mentioned it.
Blood dk will be viable in an avoidance build again! Finally!
I love how Blizz groups low-armor casters in with Hunters when it comes to passive damage reduction. Last I checked, mail armor values are significantly higher than cloth/leather. Yes, straight damage reduction is "better" than armor, but I don't think shadow or balance nerfs were needed. They are pretty squishy already. Compare to elemental shaman, who have have some pretty serious damage mitigation. Shaman wear Mail, with a significant defensive talent CD, Astral Shift, a very nice baseline defensive CD, Shamanistic Rage, and an additional (fairly constant) 10% damage mitigation from Glyph Of Lightning Shield. If your shaman is a dwarf, you also have a decent racial defensive CD, Stoneform. Ele Shammies also have pretty good burst. I just don't think this was the issue Blizz made it out to be.
Sure, Devs. I'd love to be able to cast only 1 spell from either spec of Warlocks during your motivated encounters. I'd rather be slow as hell, and be able to cast all my spells, than to spam incinerate during the movement based encounters.
They said monks are still under populated, gee I wonder how? 2 of their specs were "broken" or deemed unfit on release while the other seem to do too much healing. I've been playing a monk since beta; I love them but it seems like Blizz is still undecided on what they want for them since this is the 2nd talent redesign for windwalker and the tier bonuses seem to be all over the place (check the previous ptr changes). They should have buffed them like they did with death knights when wotlk was released then gradually put them into place, this would've gotten people's attention since people only care about numbers and kills. (this means raiding or arena ratings)Also notice how there's a bunch of talk about the other class changes from the people here and not a single thing about a monk, js.
Not much being said about the state of Windwalker Monks. Ever since MoP release I've absolutely DREADED having to use Fists of Fury in a raid environment. The only good counter to that ability is to stack up on haste so that you won't have to cram it into your list of priorities. You can attempt to time FoF in how much you'd like, but even the most calculated channeled ability that requires you to stand still can be absolutely wasted if the tank decides he wants the boss to stand 5yds further to the right. That's 3CP and a 25 sec CD, worth between 60-80 energy and 3 globals. Neat-o. The same would be the case if the boss drops fire beneath your feet just as you press the button.That's not even mentioning how finnicky it is to make sure you don't cap energy should you ever use it for the sake of the ability.No matter how amazing it is while soloing or questing, I think that the skill has been asking for some sort of re-design for almost a full year now.Ever since they announced the changes to Windwalker Mastery I've been stoked for 5.4. Hopefully monk raid DPS won't be reliant on RNG through the Rune of Re-Origination procs to the same extent. It feels wonky playing a spec that has become more and more reliant on burst DPS when it is clearly designed around sustained damage.I don't mean to sound whiny, I love playing Windwalker, but these two are my main caveats with the spec.
Again, Fel Armour, as the name implies, should increase armour. Take away that aspect and it's just Fel... whatever.
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- the example fails to illustrate embedded mak:lists which i think are
the most powerful feature of makumba
- does anybody have the UML diagrams that Bart and Johannes made for the
meeting in Stockholm? we should put them somewhere on the website
- http://www.makumba.org/hacking/index.html
links to bugzilla are broken probably due to the new bugzilla
- http://www.makumba.org/hacking/eclipse-howto.html
see below an updated how-to (adds e.g. antlr-eclipse)
ssh cvs.sf.net
type your username and password, you will be logged out.
then you can checkout makumba from eclipse (after you installed
antlr-eclipse!) using
File/Import/Checkout Project from CVS
repository location
checkout module makumba
- use Run/Run.../JUnit/test-mdd, that will test the MDD parser
- configure a database "makumba" in your mysql (the usual user root, no
password), and run JUnit/test-dbtable . That will test the DB
functionality which we are just replacing with Hibernate
- use Run/Run.../Java Application/tomcat-mak. before pressing Run, click
Arguments, Variables, Edit Variables, double-click catalina_home and
use Browse to point it to a download (not necessarily install!) of
tomcat 5.5. Click OK, OK, and Cancel (! otherwise you will paste
$catalina_home and you don't want that), then Run tomcat
- once tomcat is started, use Run/Run.../Junit/test-formatters. that
will test the mak:value and mak:input functionality. we should write
more such tests, or improve the existing ones.
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HealthSmart Holdings, Inc. today announced that it continues to expand its national footprint with the acquisition of Mountain States Administrative Services, a division of Lovitt & Touché, Inc., one of the largest brokerage firms in the nation. While terms of the transaction were not disclosed, HealthSmart has acquired all of Mountain States operating assets relating to third-party administration (TPA) services, effective December 31, 2012.
Mountain States is based in Tucson, Arizona, and provides partially self-funded employer benefits administration through the development of customized plans designed to maximize cost savings while maintaining employee satisfaction. The company administers healthcare benefits to approximately 26,000 individuals across 46 states. As part of the transaction, 42 Mountain States employees will join HealthSmart.
Kathy Major, Executive Vice President of HealthSmart Benefit Solutions, will oversee the operations of Mountain States, along with HealthSmart's existing western region operations in Denver, supporting the Company's delivery of value-driven healthcare solutions to a nationwide client base.
"We welcome the Mountain States clients and employees to the growing HealthSmart family," said Daniel D. Crowley, Chairman of HealthSmart. "We are a natural fit for TPAs seeking a strong partner, and we have completed four such acquisitions in the past year. Our size, geographic coverage and high quality, integrated managed care offerings make it possible for HealthSmart to meet the health benefit needs of self-funded employer groups of all sizes."
Jim Pennington, President of HealthSmart, said, "This acquisition builds on our national growth strategy, and we are excited to have a footprint in the Arizona market and to continue to expand our capabilit
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In the beginning when I started measuring & weighing all foods my plate looked totally empty. As a result I felt deprived. After the first few months of enthusiasm wore off measuring began to take on "heaping", Not to let my progress slip, I purchased (over time) smaller plates: 9" with a 1.5" rim for dinner, 6" with a 1" rim for lunch, & 4oz.cups for when I really needed a taste of ice cream, Also, changed to using smaller pots & pans so there's less temptation & leftovers.
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The primary endpoint of the Phase II trial will be evaluated using the Unified Hungtington's Disease Rating Scale ("UHDRS"). The secondary endpoint will measure brain-derived neurotrophic factor ("BDNF") levels, known to be deficient in Huntington's patients. A preclinical study published by Drs. Sandrine Humbert and Frederic Saudou from the Curie Institute demonstrated a potential mechanism for cysteamine in an in vivo preclinical Huntington's model that showed increased brain and blood levels of BDNF. The Curie Institute will participate in the clinical trial by determining the BDNF levels in the patients.
About Huntington's Disease
Huntington's is a rare, progressive, and hereditary neurological disease that often leads to death within 15 to 20 years after diagnosis. The disease is thought to affect as many as 20,000 patients in the U.S. There is no currently available drug that targets the defective gene believed to cause Huntington's, which results in the degeneration of certain nerve cells in the brain. The disease is characterized by uncontrollable movements and mood swings or depression, followed by dementia.
About Cysteamine and DR Cysteamine
Cysteamine is approved for sale by the FDA and European Medicines Agency ("EMEA") to treat nephropathic cystinosis ("cystinosis"), a rare, genetic lysosomal storage disease. DR Cysteamine is designed as an enterically coated, proprietary oral formulation of cysteamine to potentially reduce dosing frequency and gastrointestinal side effects.
Raptor obtained an exclusive, worldwide license from the University of
California, San Diego ("UCSD") for the development of cysteamine and DR
Cysteamine for a number of potential indications including Huntington's,
cystinosis, non-alcoholic steatohepatitis ("NASH") and Batten Disease.
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St. Petersburg, Florida – The city is in the process of creating a master plan for its waterfront, but will not do so alone.
City leaders are holding a series of meetings across the county and will take public input from residents.
RELATED:Calendar of meetings on master plan
The first meeting was held on Wednesday evening at the Hilton on First Street South and dozens of people packed the Grand Ballroom to offer their input on what should be done along the popular stretch.
"I was really excited to find out that the city wanted to get the input from the community," said St. Petersburg native Mark Ellis. ""They're really saying listen. ... It's the people's project. We really going to get all this input in and really get a nice master plan."
Those who attended got a chance to hear from the consulting team that is in charge of putting together the plan for the city. They also had a chance to write down their own ideas and submit them to the team for consideration.
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Cloud computing can provide virtually unlimited scalable high performance computing resources. Cloud workflows often underlie many large scale data/computation intensive e-science applications such as earthquake modelling, weather forecasting and astrophysics. During application modelling, these sophisticated processes are redesigned as cloud workflows, and at runtime, the models are executed by employing the supercomputing and data sharing ability of the underlying cloud computing infrastructures. Temporal QOS Management in Scientific Cloud Workflow Systems focuses on real world scientific applications which often must be completed by satisfying a set of temporal constraints such as milestones and deadlines. Meanwhile, activity duration, as a measurement of system performance, often needs to be monitored and controlled. This book demonstrates how to guarantee on-time completion of most, if not all, workflow applications. Offering a comprehensive framework to support the lifecycle of time-constrained workflow applications, this book will enhance the overall performance and usability of scientific cloud workflow systems. Explains how to reduce the cost to detect and handle temporal violations while delivering high quality of service (QoS) Offers new concepts, innovative strategies and algorithms to support large-scale sophisticated applications in the cloud Improves the overall performance and usability of cloud workflow systems.
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