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Hollywood director Joss Whedon has slammed Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in a video posted to YouTube Sunday. "The Avengers" director compares voting for Governor Romney to a vote for the zombie apocalypse.
"Like a lot of liberal Americans," Mr. Whedon says, "I was excited when Barack Obama took office four years ago. But it's a very different world now, and Mitt Romney is a very different candidate, one with the vision and determination to cut through business-as-usual politics and finally put this country back on the path to the zombie apocalypse."
Mr. Whedon's video, which has received nearly 1.5 million views on YouTube, is a hit on social media sites. The director uses his vast imagination to paint a frightening picture of what the world would look like if Governor Romney is elected president.
The creator of "Buff the Vampire Slayer" says that a Romney presidency is a nation in which "the one percent will no longer be the very rich, it'll be the very fast."
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Mr. Whedon's video isn't the first pro-Obama political video from a Hollywood star to go viral this week. Lena Dunham, creator of HBO's show "Girls," recently released a video in which she compares voting to losing her virginity.
"Your first time shouldn't be with just anybody," says Ms. Dunham. "You wanna do it with a great guy … Someone who really cares about and understands women."
Ms. Dunham's ad sparked comparisons to a "first time voting" joke that former President Ronald Reagan made 32 years before the "Girls" creator did.
"I know what it's like to pull the Republican lever for the first time, because I used to be a Democrat myself, and I can tell you it only hurts for a minute and then it feels just great," Mr. Reagan said in 1980 at a working class bar in Bayonne, New Jersey, as reported by The Washington Post.
Not surprisingly, Mr. Whedon is an Obama supporter. USA Today reports that the filmmaker donated to the Obama campaign in September. Mr. Whedon's donation contributed to the $82.4 million that the Obama Victory Fund brought in last month.
President Obama has a number of Hollywood's elite actors and directors on his side. Actors George Clooney and Sarah Jessica Parker have helped Mr. Obama fill his campaign coffers, hosting fundraisers at their respective homes. The president's Hollywood connection has been well worth it too. The fundraiser at Mr. Clooney's house, for example, made the Obama campaign $15 million richer.
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The Florida Gulf Coast University women's basketball team proved Saturday night that a tough defense can make up for a struggling offense.
Neither team shot well at Alico Arena but the Eagles (9-6) held the USC Upstate Spartans (6-9) to 29 percent from the field en route to a 72-45 blowout.
On a night when FGCU reached new season highs with 50 rebounds and 17 steals, coach Karl Smesko admitted the offensive woes. The Eagles shot 23 percent from beyond the 3-point arc, a drop on their conference-leading 34 percent. There were times where players acted as if they were cemented to the floor.
"Defensively we were excellent. Offensively, we didn't cut very well without the ball and we had a lot of people that were standing around watching the ball," Smesko said.
The Eagles had four players in double figures, despite shooting 35 percent from the field. Jenna Cobb posted 12 points and a season high-five steals. Whitney Knight also scored 12 points and four blocks.
The focus wasn't the scoring. FGCU knew shots would fall eventually. With the Spartans averaging 40 rebounds a game to their 33, the Eagles elevated their defensive pressure.
Upstate's Brittany Starling and Shelby Hicks battled in the post, combining for 19 rebounds. They also combined for 19 shots, but only made five. The Spartans were getting into the lane and getting quality shots. FGCU provided enough fingertips in front Spartan eyes to make scoring around the rim more difficult than usual.
"We've been talking about not swatting at the ball and keeping our hands straight up," Knight said of her defensive tactics. "I'm trying to work on that so I don't get into foul trouble."
DyTiesha Dunson, a sophomore, provided a nice lift off the bench and hit some milestones on the way. She was rewarded with a season-high 34 minutes of floor action.
Dunson, a 5-foot-8 guard, isn't known for her lockdown defense. She grabbed five boards and three steals, also season-highs. Dunson confessed she was a bit tired from putting in the extra work, but she welcomed the opportunity to step up.
"DyTiesha has been playing a lot better lately," Smesko said. "Jenna (Cobb) is really good at guarding the ball and DyTiesha is really good at guarding. I felt like we needed both of them on the floor together quite a bit to control some of their penetration."
The Eagles leap to 3-0 in conference play with Kennesaw State on the horizon. The Owls have lost six straight against the Eagles, not to mention two drops in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tourney. FGCU will have to shut down the tandem of Kristina Wells and DeAndrea Sawyers to get a good shot at a win. Both average at least 13 points a game and Wells is a glass-eater averaging nine rebounds a game.
"Their defense is always very good and very disciplined," said USC Upstate coach Tammy George. "They do a great job of helping each other. To our players, things look open and they close the gaps. We struggled all night with it."
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Bondos said the 2009 paper "showed we could make three-dimensional scaffolds. We can basically make rods and sheets and meld them together; anything you can build with Legos, we can build with Ubx."
Ubx-based materials can match the natural properties of elastin, the protein that makes skin and other tissues pliable, Bondos said. "You don't want to make a heart out of something hard, and you don't want to make a bone out of something soft," she said. "We can tune the mechanical properties by changing the diameter of the fibers."
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Bondos suggested the material might also be useful for replacing damaged nerves. "We should be able to stimulate cell attachment and nerve growth along the middle and factors on the ends to enhance attachment to existing nerve cells, to tie it into the patient. It really is pretty exciting."
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confirming the profile seen in both Phase 1 studies," said Jim Mahoney,
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Poetry OutLoud @ The Library Contest Will Highlight Young Poets April 2nd event at Camarillo Library is for grades 3 – 8 from throughout the county
As part of National Poetry Month, open to students from grade 3 to 8, throughout the region, a recitation contest for young poets will take place Wednesday evening, April 2 at the Camarillo Library. Each entrant will recite a poem either written by the student or a favorite selection that they enjoy by a published poet. No song lyrics are allowed. The maximum time for the reading is two minutes.
Ventura County's first Poet Laureate, Mary Kay Rummell, will open the evening reading a selection of her poems and a discussion of the craft of poetry. Ms. Rummell currently is a professor at Cal State Channel Islands University and has numerous volumes of published poetry.
The Poetry OutLoud @ The Library is divided into 2 groups; grades 3-5 and grades 6-8. Three Ventura County poets and poetry instructors are the judges for the evening. The judging criteria includes: appearance, voice and articulation; dramatic appropriateness; level of difficulty; evidence of understanding the poem; and, overall performance. All poems must be school appropriate.
Registration onsite, begins at 6 PM. The event starts at 6:30 and should last 60 to 90 minutes.
The Poetry OutLoud @ The Library contest is co-sponsored by the Camarillo Library and the Pacific Institute for Professional Writing. For more information contact Laurie Vanoni, the library's Youth Services manager at 805-383-5686 or email@example.com.
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When Jenny's husband left her for another woman, she vowed that she would never meet his new wife. But when she realized that her bitterness was damaging her children's relationship with their father, she asked for God's help to take the first steps toward overcoming bitterness in a situation she couldn't change.
Great Expectations
I once asked a counselor what the major issues were that brought people to him. Without hesitation he said, "The root of many problems is broken expectations; if not dealt with, they mature into anger and bitterness."
Traveling by bus from Memphis, Tennessee, to St. Louis, Missouri, typically takes about 6 hours—unless the bus driver leaves you stranded at a gas station. This happened to 45 passengers aboard a bus who waited 8 hours overnight for a replacement driver after the original driver abandoned them. They must have felt frustrated by the delay, anxious about the outcome, and impatient for rescue.
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One summer I was at a gathering of old high school acquaintances when someone behind me tapped me on my shoulder. As my eyes drifted over the woman's name tag, my mind drifted back in time. I remembered a tightly folded note that had been shoved through the slot on my locker. It had contained cruel words of rejection that had shamed me and crushed my spirit. I remember thinking, Somebody needs to teach you a lesson on how to treat people! Although I felt as if I were reliving my adolescent pain, I mustered up my best fake smile; and insincere words began coming out of my mouth.
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Sometimes our minds run back through the years and yearn for that better time and place—the "good old days."
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If Naomi had dreamed about return- ing to her former home prosperous and successful, entering Bethlehem would have been a nightmare. While living in a foreign land, she had lost her husband and two sons and returned with only her daughter-in-law Ruth and a heart full of sorrow. "Do not call me Naomi [pleasant]; call me Mara [bitter]," she told her former neighbors, "for the Almighty has dealt very bitterly with me" (Ruth 1:20).
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God did some fall housecleaning this week. He sent a mighty wind through our neighborhood that made the trees tremble and shake loose their dead branches. When it finished, I had a mess to clean up.
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Iwas walking in a subway in Minsk, Belarus, with my friend Yuliya and her daughter Anastasia when I suddenly fell face first onto the dirty concrete floor. I don't remember the fall, but I do remember suddenly having a mouth filled with sand, gravel, and grit. Ugh! I couldn't get that stuff out of my mouth quickly enough!
In May 1884, two young parents disagreed about what middle name to give their newborn son. The mom preferred Solomon; the dad, Shippe—both family names. Because John and Martha couldn't agree, they compromised on "S." Thus Harry S. Truman would become the only US president with an initial for a middle name.


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Cell phones have come a long way in the last decade. Today, one can talk, text message, shoot photos and video, send and receive e-mail, and even access the Web. Now imagine a cell phone that can be used to monitor diseases like HIV or malaria and to test water quality after a major disaster like a hurricane or earthquake.
Aydogan Ozcan, assistant professor of electrical engineering at UCLA's Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, has been working to make this cell phoneturnedmobile medical lab a reality. The proliferation of such devices could alter the direction of health care in the developing world, as well as in industrialized nations, in the next several years.
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Table of detection rates for all methylated motifs in B.halodurans C-125. The number and percent detection is shown for all methylated sequence motifs in the genome. A detected genomic position is one that has a kinetic score that is greater than the cutoff value. Detection rates are also shown for common secondary IPD ratio peaks of 6mA (+5) and 5mC (+2, +6) and for off-target motifs with similar sequence content to the methylated motifs. Methylated bases are colored: 6mA (red), 5mC (blue). The interrogated base in the motif is underlined. Unassigned are genomic positions with kinetic scores above the cutoff which are not in a methylated motif or a secondary peak.
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Beschreibung: Duque Hotel Boutique & SpaLocated in the exclusive neighborhood of Palermo Soho in Buenos Aires in Argentina, the Duque Hotel Boutique reflects the historic, artistic and modern ambience of the area. The street called Borges and the Plazoleta Cortazar (at the junction of Borges and Honduras ? sometimes referred to by its former name, Plaza Serrano) was and is a favorite place for all people related to art and literature.
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Roll N Lock cover
When my factory ordered 2011 Laramie arrives next month my dealer is having the M series Roll N Lock Tonneau installed.
I'm just wondering what other owners of this think about it? Any advice to offer? I like the idea of it but I'd like some perspective from other owners.
Before ordering my Bak-flip G2, I had been seriously considering the roll-up types like those. So I went to a local 4x4 shop and checked out their display model. Here's what I found.
1. Look great.
2. Work great as long as you remember to keep the strap anchored where you can reach it to pull the cover closed again, otherwise you have to climb up into the bed.
3. Have to keep them cleaned off (leaves and other debris) otherwise it will all get into the canister and who knows what that could mean.
4. Water will drain through the canister. But snow and ice will not until they melt.
5. HUGE hassle if you want to take it out for carrying something that takes up the bed front to back.
Based on my observations, I just couldn't justify the cost. You may feel different.
I went for the aluminum folding for security (once its closed and tailgate is locked it can't be opened without serious effort like a pry-bar), strength (fold one panel back and I can stand on it), keeping my stuff dry.
No cover will help with mpg because your truck already has good aerodynamics plus the added weight will overcome any benefits.
When I get my 2011 Black Ram Sport Crew, I'm going to order a F1 Bak-Flip cover....this is fiberglass.....doesn't dent or scratch.....looks cool! I've also done a ton of research before making my decision.
I have the Bakflip too.. Love it.. I wanted a roll n lock until I heard they freeze badly if you have ice and snow. I already flipped my Bakflip with ice on it.. worked perfectly..
Good luck!
Thanks for all the feedback. My Truck delivered about three weeks ago and I got the Roll N Lock installed. (part of the deal with my dealership)
I love it. I could see how a freezing cold winter could be a problem however. If I lived anywhere but in Victoria BC (Not often below zero here) I likely would have done the backflip cover too.
very cool. rollnlock was my first choice till i found the bakflip.. I hope it works out for you.. it seems like its a good product... keep us informed after 6mos and a year
I currently have a Roll N Lock M on my 2009 Quad cab. It has served me real well. Probably the best secure locking I have seen on any other cover period. You would have to destroy it and the tailgate to get in the bed.
Keep the track clean with the stuff they give you. It cleans and lubes and does not leave residue to collect dirt. I have had mucho snow on it, especially this past winter. i have no damage from it.
It is a good idea to brush off the snow ASAP before it freezes. It will just delay you getting in the bed. I have stood on the cover, I am 265#s, not proud of it, but no bending or damage.
read the book, follow the maintainance, and you will probably enjoy it as I have.
Good info. I am about to buy the rollnlock. My concern is my truck is outside a lot and I get a lot of snow, maybe a few below 0 days a year.
Will I be frustrated will the freezing temps and snow?
I have owned the Roll-N-Loc, The PE Jackrabbit, and currently the PE Bedlocker (electric).
All were/are great. I'm in Manitoba, and have winter about 11 months of the year (at least that's the way it feels sometimes ;)).
How do they perform in the winter - Terrible! but I love them. My current one is the worst of all in the winter, but will get the same unit in my next truck. Snow load is not an issue, they all handle it well. I recommend sweeping the snow off it before driving anywhere to reduce the snowbank on the back window, as the heat from the window will melt the snow and make ice.....roll tops and ice are not the best of friends.
In the extreme cold, you can open and close....a bit stiff, and may not open 100%, but still works. The problem is when the temp is below freezing, but the sun shining on the 'Black' surface makes just enough heat to melt the snow at the canister opening, and it flows toward the canister, gets to the shade about 1/2 inch in, and freezes solid. Sometimes if you catch it soon enough, you can slap the top with your hand and break the ice. If the ice is too thick and doesn't break using this method, then opening it is NOT an option, and the only remedy is to take it into a heated garage long enough to melt the ice and dry completely.
My current one has an all metal top. When it 'sun melts', it freezes every slat....and there is one slat every 1-1/2" from the tailgate to the canister. There is no 'slap it with your hand' option here....the heated garage is the only solution.
BUT, even though I have not mentioned a single positive thing, I AM on my third roll top cover, and my next truck will have one too. :smileup: Masochistic?.... Heck no.....if I was that, I'd be driving a Toyota! :LOL:
I agree with what everyone else says about the cold temps! Here's pics of my E series electric cover: http://www.ramforumz.com/showthread.php?t=83265
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Update on Wend Goudoum GroupZarata is the Wendgoudoum group representative. She is doing well. She is the woman wearing the red dress with the yellow design in the picture, and she is holding a dish of cassava couscous and fish. She is married and the mother of 4 children. The eldest is 13 years old and the youngest, 5. All of her children go to school.
Zarata has been running a restaurant (and selling beans) for 9 years. She gets her supplies in the large shops in Bissighin and at the Kilwin market. Her customers are men and women. She would like to 4 sachets of attiéké (cassava couscous), 1 bag of rice and 1 bag of beans. She wants to save her profits. She aims to expand her business and to ensure that her children get an education at the best schools.
Mme fait la restauration (vente d'haricot) depuis 09ans. Elle s'approvisionne dans les grande boutiques de Bissighin et au marché de Kilwin. Ses clients sont les hommes et les femmes.
Elle veut s'acheter 04sachets d'attiéké (couscous de manioc), 01sac de riz et 01sac d'haricot.
Avec ses bénéfices, elle veut épargner. Mme ambitionne agrandir son commerce et scolariser ses enfants dans de meilleurs écoles.
Previous Loan DetailsMs. ZARATA represents the group WENDGOUDOUM. She is the married mother of four children. The oldest is 13 years old, and the youngest is 5. Four of the children go to school. She has four persons to support. Ms. ZARATA has been in the restaurant business (selling beans) for nine years. She get... More from Wend Goudoum Group's previous loan »
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About Micro Start/AFDThis loan is administered by Micro Start/AFD, Kiva's first Field Partner in Burkina Faso. Micro Start/AFD's mission is to improve families' living conditions in general, and those of women in particular, by facilitating access to financial and non-financial services.
Micro Start/AFD is a professional microfinance institution offering financial services, advice, and training. One of the organization's principal aims is to collect obligatory and voluntary savings that foster clients' financial independence. Micro Start/AFD also focuses on building female entrepreneurs' skills in management and business administration and improving the living conditions in its clients' communities. More information can be found on Micro Start's Kiva Field Partner Page.
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