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For many, Thanksgiving without pumpkin pie is unthinkable, but that doesn't mean you can't jazz up the old standby. A judicious hand with the spices lends this custardy version a certain lightness of being. There is a bit of tang, too, from sour cream, and an underlying warmth from the jigger of bourbon (to amplify the depth of flavor, add some to the whipped cream accompaniment, too).
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Celtics glad to be witnesses to history
Celtics glad to be witnesses to history
A memory's significance always depends on who does the processing, but for Jason Terry the night of Feb. 25 ranks high in his 14-season career.
It wasn't so much that the Celtics won that night in Utah, always one of the NBA's most unforgiving road stops, as the conversation that followed.
The Celtics' charter jet idled on the tarmac, and inside Terry, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett leaned back in their seats and shared Jazz road game stories.
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ABSTRACT: Haemostasis is a complexly controlled process which takes place in two stages. The first initial stage leads to the formation of a small amount of thrombin. The crucial step of initiation is the bond between the activated factor VIIa and the tissue factor. It is regulated by interaction between factors promoting and inhibiting the process of thrombogenesis. The initiation of haemostasis must be associated with the formation of the thrombus and for effective fibrinogenesis the second stage, amplification of haemostasis, is necessary. A new two-stage model of coagulation imitates the process of haemostasis in vivo as the classical MacFarlan cascade model and makes it possible to explain the pathogenesis of prothrombotic conditions.Vnitr̆ní lékar̆ství 12/1998; 44(11):671-4.
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ABSTRACT: To assess the prevalence of markers of autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta-cells in patients with non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM). 127 hospitalized NIDDM patients subdivided to the following subgroups: non-obese with C-peptide < 0.3 nmol/l (NIDDM-(-)), non-obese with C-peptide > 0.3 nmol/l (NIDDM-(+)), obese with C-peptide < 0.3 nmol/l (NIDDM+(-)) and obese with C-peptide > 0.3 nmol/l (NIDDM2+). METHODS AND MEASURED PARAMETERS: Age, BMI, C-peptide, autoantibodies to glutamic acid decarboxylase (antiGAD-Ab), autoantibodies to islet cells (ICA), markers of specific cellular immunity CD4, CD8, CD19, CD4/CD8, CD4/CD45/RA+, CD4/CD45/RA-, NK (CD16+56), CD3/HLADR, organ specific/non-specific autoantibodies. AntiGAD-Ab were positive in 5/15 (33.3%) NIDDM-(-), 1/32 (3.1%) NIDDM-(+), 2/9 (22.2%) NIDDM+(-) and in 3/71 (4.2%) NIDDM2+. The positivity of antiGAD-Ab in NIDDM-(-) and NIDDM+(-) was significantly higher (p < 0.05) than in NIDDM-(+) and NIDDM2+. Some patients with manifestation of diabetes in older age initially classified and treated as having NIDDM may have in fact slowly evolving autoimmune insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (LADA). These patients can be identified by measurement of antiGAD-Ab or other markers (ICA, IA-2) of autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta-cells (AID). Moreover, in some patients both AID and insulin resistance may coexist in parallel.Vnitr̆ní lékar̆ství 02/1998; 44(1):17-22.
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ABSTRACT: The authors examined 25 patients with diabetes mellitus type 2 (NIDDM) without vascular complications, treated by sulphonyl urea preparations, 12 hyperinsulinaemic (HI) non-diabetic subjects and 11 normoinsulinaemic healthy subject s. Patients with NIDDM and HI non-diabetics had significantly elevated PAI-1 levels which correlated with the C-peptide level (r = 0.519, p < 0.001), triacylglycerols (TG) (r = 0.685, p < 0.001), BMI (r = 0.607, p < 0.001) and levels of endothelial markers such as von Willebrand s factor and thrombomodulin (TM). In the group of patients with NIDDM no relationship of PAI-1 and C-peptide was found and a significant correlation was found with TM levels (r = 0.609, p = 0.001) and TG levels (r = 0.476, p = 0.046). The results suggest that the endothelial department has an effect on the regulation of PAI-1 levels in patients with NIDDM.Vnitr̆ní lékar̆ství 11/1997; 43(11):744-7.
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ABSTRACT: Digoxin-like immunoactivity (DLIA) reflects the presence of endogenous substances which are close to cardiac glycosides. These substances via inhibition of Na(+)-K(+)-ATPase increase intracellular calcium stores (Ca2+i) and may modulate various Ca(2+)-dependent mechanisms. Although DLIA are known primarily as hypertension and natriuresis promoting factors, several recent works have suggested that DLIA relates also to diabetes mellitus. The main stimulus for DLIA secretion represents volume-expansion. To assess relation of DLIA to glucose tolerance and insulin levels in pregnant women (PW). 1) 67 PW (DLIA measured by RIA-kit HUMA-LAB Kosice), 2) 53 PW (DLIA measured by RIA-kit ORION). PW were subdivided according to the glucose tolerance and insulin concentrations. 1. DLIA in hyperinsulinemic PW were significantly higher than in those with normal insulin levels. 2. DLIA significantly correlated with insulin levels as well as with insulinogenic index. 3. The increase in plasma glucose and insulinemia during OGTT was accompanied by a decrease in DLIA. These findings were independent of other measured parameters (age, body mass index, pregnancy induced weight gain, blood pressure and steroid hormones). These findings suggest that DLIA does not respond only to changes regarding sodium-retention and volume-expansion, but also to changes in glucose and insulin metabolism. Thus, DLIA could represent one of the markers of "specific" neurohumoral activation. However, the question of whether an elevation in DLIA may consequently modulate mechanisms of insulin secretion, insulin sensitivity, vascular reactivity and other Ca2+i-dependent mechanisms remains speculative. (Tab. 4, Fig. 4, Ref. 41).Bratislavske lekarske listy 11/1997; 98(10):544-54. · 0.44 Impact Factor


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"Our findings that IGF-1 specifically enhances both the speed and extent of axon outgrowth of corticospinal motor neurons are the first direct evidence of growth factor control over the differentiation of these neurons, " says Jeffrey Macklis MD, DHST, director of the MGH-Harvard Medical School (HMS) Center for Nervous System Repair, the report's senior author. "In addition to providing insight into the development and circuit formation of this critical population of neurons, these results might lead to the future ability to treat motor neuron disorders and spinal cord injuries."
Although their cell bodies are located in the brain, CSMN axons extend down to the neurons they control in the spinal cord ?extending as far as three feet in adult humans. These neurons degenerate in ALS and related disorders, and their damage contributes to loss of motor function in spinal cord injuries. Since they are embedded among hundreds of other types of neurons in the cerebral cortex, it has been difficult to study CSMN, and little has been known about cellular and molecular factors that control their growth and development. In order to study growth factor controls over these cells, Mack
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Standard Room, 2 Queen BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel, walk to William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park
Located in the heart of Little Rock, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Arkansas Museum of Discovery and William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park. Verizon Arena and Arkansas State Capitol Building are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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All 120 rooms offer conveniences like sofa beds and refrigerators, along with free WiFi, free wired Internet, and cable TV. Room service, coffee makers, and free weekday newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Courtyard by Marriott Little Rock Downtown features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1300 square feet (121 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Courtyard by Marriott Little Rock Downtown is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour business center
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- Total number of rooms - 120
- Year Built 2004
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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The Courtyard Cafe - This café serves breakfast only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Breakfast fee: between USD 9.95 and USD 9.95 per person (approximately)
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Local radio personality and actress Barbara Gibbons dies at 65:
We'll never forget that voice.
Barbara Gibbons spoke in low and sultry tones, making her every theatrical role a tour de force and every newscast a drama.
The local radio personality died over the weekend at age 65.
Gibbons was well known in Syracuse, having worked for radio stations such as WNDR, WFBL, WNTQ and WSYR.
"She was the least self-conscious performer with whom I have ever worked," said Syracuse actor Dan Stevens. "I still remember her voice which sounded like a warm breeze blowing through an empty beer can."
'Fascinating woman'
Actress Maureen "Moe" Harrington once worked with Gibbons on a production of "The Owl and The Pussycat."
"As a young actress it was such a thrill to have seen Barbie onstage, but then to work with her and then have that after-show cocktail listening to her theater stories in that voice," Harrington recalled. "I always found her to be one of the most fascinating women in any room."
Born in Carbondale, Pa., Gibons attended Syracuse University before becoming active in the local theater scene and on radio. Over the last 15 years she taught public speaking at Onondaga Community College.
"She was such a gifted actress she could squeeze a laugh out of any audience," Harrington remembered. "Watching her was a joy, but then to know her that was the icing on a cake that I eagerly devoured. She was a great broad."
'Great newswoman'
"She was also a great radio newswoman," added Frank Malfitano, founder of the Syracuse Jazz Fest.
WNTQ-FM 93Q morning personality Amy Robbins said Gibbons gave Robbins her first job in radio.
"Barbara was kind of like me when I was 20 years old, you know?" Robbins said. "She was in her 40s and kind of took me under her wing, and so I'm forever grateful."
Calling hours are from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday May 1, and funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Friday May 2, both are at Whelan Bros. Funeral Home, 3700 W. Genesee St., Syracuse.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Barbara's name to the SPCA, 5878 E. Molloy Road, Mattydale, NY 13211.
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Underground Atlanta to be sold
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Weekly fellowship suppers bring unity
Museum exhibit explains Augusta's history
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Name: George Wright
Alias: The Rapier
Born: 1937-04-17
Birthplace: Savannah, Georgia, USA
Died: 2012-05-10 (Age:75)
Hometown: Tacoma, Washington, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 6′ 1″ / 185cm
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George Wright was a former Washington State Middleweight Champion. He later became a trainer for boxers such as Sugar Ray Seales. He is a member of the Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame.


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On-set romances always end badly.James Van Der Beek will soon have another poster to add to his fictitous wall. For his next project, Steven Spielberg will send a horse to war. The Saving Private Ryan director optioned Michael Morpurgo's novel War Horse, a story about a horse on the front lines of World War I as he inspires his platoon and longs to return to the farm on which he was raised.I'm really looking forward to the inevitable scene where the horse shows the other soldiers a photograph of the philly he's gonna marry back home. Movies like this always have those. (Variety)
Perfect. Lindsay Lohan is officially set to play 70s porn star icon/oral pleasure pioneer Linda Lovelace in the biopic Inferno. The film's producer Walid Razaqi confirmed that Lohan secured the part, and that they'll be an official announcement at the Cannes Film Festival. Razaqi stated, "For at least a year, the director and I have gone back and forth imagining how awesome of a performance she could give if she was in the movie." Please be more specific, Walid. Were you guys hangin' down in the basement, passing the Sunny D and discussing Lohan's depth and range as an actor, or did one of you casually hold up a banana and say, "I bet Lindsay Lohan could take all of this."This isn't the first racy project Lohan has taken on since she entered Phase 2 of career suicide. She attempted to get asses in the seats again by playing a stripper in I Know Who Killed Me, and she'll appear topless in Machete just for the hay of it. Deep Throat seemed like a sensible next step. (LATimes)
Anya Monzikova is a textbook example of why Russian chicks are so ungodly hot. Growing up in Florida, she got her start modeling for various lingerie magazines until finally making her way into television modeling in shows such as "Deal or No Deal."A word from Anya: "I just stayed home watching TV and learning english by watching Sesame Street!"Only downside, no dirty talk during sex. Unless you're willing to learn a few new words, yes? Brush up on your Russian with more pics after the jump.
I'm only writing about this because I REALLY wanted to put together the above photoshop. Patrick Dempsey and Jamie Kennedy are maybe going to be a part of Transformers 3. Random much? Michael Bay must just be shouting out the names of people he sees on TV now. I'm sure Can't Buy Me Love and Scream were playing back-to-back on some network this past weekend.Depending on where you translate the interview that Dempsey gave to Brazilian website BOH it either says:"I start filming later this month in "Transformers 3″, which I play a character who is far more "dark" than others."or:"Chicken patty sandwich."Don't ask me, I don't speak Portuguese.Jamie Kennedy told 8KUPD Arizona (he got interviewed by a license plate?) that he "had an interesting interview with the people behind the new Transformers movie and I may have a role in the movie."More Transformers 3 casting news to come, but I really don't see it getting anymore exciting than this, people. (/Film)
It's been roughly a year since J.J. Abrams teased us mercilessly, so I'd say we're about due. It's being reported that Hollywood's sneakiest man is attaching a secret trailer for Super 8 to prints of Iron Man 2 this weekend. You might ask, what is Super 8? You being me, of course. What is Super 8?Hit Fix is saying that it's the rumoured sequel to Cloverfield. Or it could be the other secret J.J. Abrams project 500 Rads. Or it could be some dusty, old super 8 footage that Abrams found at a swapmeet. If anyone could make someone's unwanted home movie a hit, it would be Abrams.At any rate, now we all have a good reason to go see this "Iron Guy" movie that we've heard so little about.
Over the years, movies have given us a trippy cornucopia of moments of drug use on screen. Most of it is used to amplify your mind in an another world or dream-like sequence, and this experience can be scary, hilarious, or even both at times. Yet which movies out of the thousands have done the most damage to our psyche? Like an acid flashback that won't abate, today we are going to 11 and listing the best drug scenes movies have to deal. TRAINSPOTTING The floor has officially trapped you while ODing from a dirty batch of smack.
Pew. Pew. Pew Pew. Pew.John Favreau has rebounded since his man-crush, Robert Downey Jr., was forced to drop out of Cowboys & Aliens. His solution, of course, was to bring in his vice man-crush. Sam Rockwell will join the already cast Daniel Craig, Olivia Wilde, and Harrison Ford as Doc, a bar owner who joins the fight against the alien threat.The role was originally tailored for a heavyset man but when Vince Vaughn became unavailable, it was rewritten for Rockwell. (THR)
Someone created a Tumblr called ViolentJIsJohnGoodman. Makes sense. I bet he at least knows how magnets work.F*ckin' links, how do they work?Remembering Lynn Redgrave (Moviefone)10 Things You Should Never Say to a Lesbian (Asylum)Obama Had Help from 'Daily Show' Writers (PopEater)25 Sweet Food Sculptures (HolyTaco)Roman Polanski Is Terrible at PR (FilmDrunk)5 Classic Non-Regular Character Seinfeld Moments (Unreality)Now This Is One Excited Fan! (TotalProSports)Horse Name or Sex Act? (Maxim)Thiago Silva to Face Tim Boetsch at UFC 117 (CagePotato)Hayden Panettiere and Her BF (CelebJihad)Teletubbies Gone Wild (Smosh)A Downey Jr. Backlash? Inconceivable! (Pajiba)Cinco de Mayo: Arizona-Style (Atom)Best Theme Hotels on the Planet (MadeMan)Richmond Brings NASCAR Back to Par (AllLeftTurns)
Hollywood seems to have an obsession with assassins, and this teaser trailer for The American only further proves that point. George Clooney plays a soul-searching gun-for-hire hiding out in Italy for one last job. A last job he's of course being coerced into completing. There are pretty women (who can't be trusted), a priest (who can't help ease Clooney's suffering), and surprisingly a lack of alcohol. C'mon, an assassin who's NOT an alcoholic? I don't buy it, Hollywood. I bet we're going to see a bottle of Jim Beam in the full trailer or the pistol in my desk drawer isn't stained with orphan blood. The film is directed by Anton Corbijn, whose last film Control profiled Ian Curtis, the lead singer of Joy Division, who commited suicide. Soooo he does bummer movies. Check out the trailer after the jump. The American hits theaters September 7, 2010.
This is Matthew Vaughn's Johnny Vaughan's excited face.X-Men: First Class is a dream project for most up-and-coming directors working nowadays. Matthew Vaughn was in talks to take the gig but those talks broke down, causing Hollywood's hottest to pig pile on the property. But now it turns out their writhing and hair-pulling was all for naught, as Matthew Vaughn has sauntered in and taken back the crown. Too bad too. Samuel Bayer ended up getting a pretty bad finger jammy in the melee.The man who McLovin described as a "dick" is in final talks to close the deal. If this all comes together, expect to see Ice Man bang out the chalkboard erasers later this fall. (Deadline)
Scarlett Johansson is known for her curvy physique, unique film choices, and popularity with celebrity men. She's hooked up with Benecio Del Toro, Jared Leto, Derek Jeter, and Josh Hartnett. I guess husband Ryan Reynolds isn't bothered by these transgressions. Yes, even Josh Hartnett. A word from Scarlett: "One of the best things for a woman to hear is that she's sexy."You're sexy! You're sexy! You're sexy! You're sexy! Now what do I win?I suppose the pics after the jump will have to suffice.
Get ready to go further behind the music of popular VH1 "Behind the Music" subjects N.W.A (aka That-word-my-friend-Tariq-asked-me-to-stop-saying With Attitude). New Line has tapped (not as in "tapped that ass") Andrea Berloff (World Trade Center) to write Straight Outta Compton, a biopic dramatizing the rise and fall of seminal gangsta rappers and police f*ckers: Ice Cube, Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, and DJ Yella.Biopics always clean up come award season and I don't see why this one should be any different. One might argue that the subject matter is too aggressive but the same could once be said for Johnny Cash. I'm interested to see how far this can go. In fact, I'd like to go ahead and nominate it right now for the Screen Junkies' Theater-Going Experience Most Likely to Get You Shot Award. (THR)
Don't freak on me but I forgot to update you guys that Hank Azaria is playing the fugly-ass wizard Gargamel in Sony/Columbia's very important Smurfs adaptation. Today we have our first look at the "Simpsons" star in full costume and I've gotta say, he looks the part. With these grotesque features, he could easily get work at Smurf Land Theme Park. If not as Gargamel, definitely as the groundskeeper who isn't allowed legally to be alone with children. Or livestock. The film's voice cast for the live-action/CGI blend consists of the Laugh-A-Minute All-Stars: Jonathan Winters, George Lopez, Kenan Thompson, Jeff Foxworthy, and renowned funny lady Katy Perry. Combine that knowledge with the fact that this film is directed by Beverly Hills Chihuahua's Raja Gosnell, and you're all but guaranteed to be made uncomfortable. Either by an awkward and confusing Smurf musical sequence or Smurfette's faux-lesbian posturing. (Coming Soon)
There's a new reason (besides interacting with pretty girls) to fear Spring Break this year: dying a fish-related death. That's why I've elected to stay on campus to get a jump on my courseload. I ran that plan by Mother and Mother agrees that's the best use of my time. The once-3D, then not 3D, then 3D again Piranha 3D has a full-length trailer that gives us a better look at the massacre at Lake Victoria. And it also gives us a better look at Ving Rhames ridiculously fighting a school of piranha with an outboard motor. That's the reason 3D was invented. Sh******t, that's the reason eyeballs were invented. Boobs, blood, and people dying unlikely deaths after the jump….
No stranger to being up to his neck in starlets and superhero movie offers, Ryan Reynolds is calling upon that practice for his role in Buried. The film, directed by Rodrigo Cortés, stars Reynolds as an American kidnapped by terrorists and buried alive with a 90 minute supply of oxygen. And a cell phone that works underground. Because they have those. The new teaser captures the excitement of "Rescue 9-1-1" and combines it with the ignorance of accidentally leaving the lens cap on. Buried was picked up for wide release at Sundance and opens in theaters September 24th, 2010. Though I feel like if they really want the experience to be immersive, it should be screened in state-of-the-art theater coffins. This post sponsored by FlickCrypts™. Dig into the trailer after the break…
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You see that, Batman? That's a release date for your next film. How does July 20, 2012 sound? (Warner Bros. forcefully shakes his head yes)Batman 3 hasn't even gone into production yet, as Christopher Nolan just completed Inception and wants to close his eyes for a minute, but little bro Jonathan Nolan is diligently working away on the script based off a story by himself and David Goyer. Since the film is going to be in 3D I hope they add a lot of "Bats fly at the screen!" in the action. You can never get enough bats flying at the screen. It's like they're gonna get caught in your hair! Eeeeeeee! (Deadline)
"You ain't got nothin', Mendes."The glittered gloves are off and the jazz hands are flyin'! "You Think You Can Dance" judge and Hairspray director Adam Shankman wants the job of making Oz, the Great and Powerful faaaaaaaaaabulous. Sam Mendes is currently circling the project, but Shankman brought his slap and tickle fight to Twitter. He's retweeting the tweets of his fans, who I have just dubbed "Shankmaniacs!" (exclamation point necessary), and building up a strong front. Good Charlotte singer Joel Madden is one impressionable tweeter on Team Shankman. That guy loves Chicken Nuggets, so Shankman probably has the gig on lock.(Vulture)
Those who have tackled their own home-made adaptations of Stephen King's The Dark Tower are about to be upstaged twice over. Universal is in talks to condense the seven books by the creepy author (I said it) into a film trilogy directed by Ron Howard. Not only that, but they'll also produce a far crappier television version for shut-ins and Nielsen families.I'm not really sure how the story of the last gunslinger Roland Deschain will divide across film and television wthout confusing the chronology, and thinking about it has given me another one of my murder headaches. Well, time to chain myself up for the night again I suppose. (Deadline)
No stranger to making a sissy, Kevin James is now slated to go boom. Sony and Columbia have signed James to star in the action movie Here Comes the Boom. Salma Hayek is in talks for the female lead. If she is to sign on, this will be the second time her mammeries have starred opposite James's.The script is written by James and The Zookeeper scribe Rock Reuben, who is also a veteran of "The King of Queens." Though the log-line is being kept under wraps, the title conjurs up an image for me of the portly star slo-mo diving away from an explosion or toward a wedding cake. Maybe both. One way or the other, a cake is totally screwed in this movie. (Variety)
Go on, soak it up. Here's the first image of Chris Hemsworth as Marvel's next blockbuster busting character Thor. I'm diggin' the snake skin sleeve. It's like a Hot Topic superhero version of UnderArmor. That material soaks up sweat and brings it to the outside layer so it can dry faster, yo.My guess is the marketing bigwigs are revealing elements of Thor slowly and methodically. As you'll notice, there's no helmet or hammer in the above pic. Also, it's a close-up, so we don't get a good idea of what Thor is brooding over. My first inclination was he's taking a crap, but then I thought it's ridiculous to take a crap with your cape still on. Now if you'll excuse me, my morning coffee is taking effect. **Unbuttons cape, waddles to bathroom** (Yahoo)
Dianna Agron, best known for her cheerleader roles on "Glee" and "Heroes," has joined the cast of I Am Number Four to play a… cheerleader. In the DJ Caruso-directed film, Agron will dump her jock boyfriend to cozy up to alien refugee Alex Pettyfer. Also on board are Sharlto Copley as Pettyfer's guardian and Teresa Palmer as Number Six.The movie based on a novel co-authored by James Frey, tells the story of nine alien children who escape to Earth after being hunted by a hostile race. There they hide in Middle America where they shift nervously in their seats whenever Syfy shows reruns of "Roswell." (THR)
As previously reported, Adam McKay has a serious case of the frownies today. After severely cutting the budget, Anchorman 2 is still a no-go with Paramount. There was a glimmer of hope earlier this week when the original cast agreed to cut their prices, but Paramount decided to pass all the same.I imagine it went something like this:ADAM McKAY: So there you have it, The Further Legends of Ron Burgundy!!PARAMOUNT EXEC: Very funny. But I'll need to consult with my adviser.SLAMS MAGIC 8 BALL DOWN ON DESK.PARMOUNT EXEC: Oooh. It is decidely not so. MWUHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA!!!!!MAGIC 8 BALL: MWUHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!A TEAM OF BAYWATCH WRITERS CLOSES DOOR ON McKAY'S FACE.(via /Film)
Shia LaBeouf has signed on to star in The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman in commercial director Dante Ariola's feature debut. Quick question about Dante Ariola, is that his real name or the one he uses when performing burlesque? I guess that doesn't matter right now.In the film, LaBeouf stars as Charlie Countryman. Just a normal dude who likes to hang and chill and maybe kick around the hack. Then he meets Gabi, but sadly she's already claimed by a violent crime boss. Charlie must take several sh*t-kickings to woo her. This sounds like Dante's Peak to Scott Pilgrim's Volcano. Those two movies somehow found a way to make lava boring, let's hope Countryman doesn't do the same for sh*t-kickings. (/Film)
A Malkovich handshake. We get it. He's got an ugly face. But the Jonah Hex trailer wants to make sure you fully understand that fact. Josh Brolin plays a scarred bounty hunter charged with hunting down his oldest enemy (John Malkovich, unfortunately not playing himself) who is preparing to unleash Hell. Megan Fox shows off her heaving bosom in a corset as another sexy dame that can shoot a gun with the greatest of ease. Also, Daniels from "The Wire" provides Jonah with weapons, and Will Arnett has a mustache and a word of advice. The only thing that's missing is Kenneth Branagh operating a mechanical spider. I'd like to see Jonah come up with a quippy one-liner for that. One that Will Smith doesn't already own. Check out the trailer after the jump. Jonah Hex saddles up in theaters June 18, 2010.
Just in time for the Oaks Celebration of the 136th Kentucky Derby, we have the trailer for Secretariat. Directed by Randall Wallace, it stars Diane Lane as a horse owner with a vagina (GASP!), that attempts to lead her thoroughbred to Triple Crown glory. John Malkovich co-stars as the horse's trainer and personal stylist. Here that swelling score? That means you can lump this one into Disney's growing catalogue of "Animals Who Defy the Odds to Blow Your F*cking Mind." To differentiate it from Seabiscuit, the filmmakers could have taken a few liberties with the material. My suggestion: the true story of a horse who ate too much, and lounged around like he was in the Caribbean. Here's an artist's interpretation of what that may look like. Check out the trailer after the jump. Secretariat charges into theaters October 8, 2010.
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Director: Randall WallaceCast: Diane Lane, John Malkovich, James Cromwell, Dylan WalshSynopsis: The life story of Penny Chenery, owner of the racehorse Secretariat, who won the Triple Crown in 1973.Release Date: October 8, 2010
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Bonn, Germany, and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, are a long way from her home in Jakarta, Indonesia — but Evi Fridayanti, a graduate student studying administrative science and global leadership at Fairleigh Dickinson University's Vancouver Campus, knew she'd have to go far to work at the United Nations one day. [more]
Vancouver Campus Celebrates its 6th Annual Commencement Ceremony
Close to 900 students, faculty, staff and guests joined to celebrate Vancouver Campus's sixth annual Commencement Ceremony, which was held at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Wednesday, May 13. Two hundred and fifty six (256) graduate and undergraduate students from 29 different countries attended the ceremony. FDU President Drucker, along with University Provost Capuano, Vancouver Campus Provost Abrahams and Petrocelli College Dean Kenneth Vehrkens were on hand to congratulate students and confer their degrees.
For family and friends who were not able to attend in person the ceremony, grad greetings and second Commencement FlashMob can be viewed by clicking on this link.
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Congratulations to Jobin Mojtabavi, director of student services at the Vancouver Campus. On June 23, 2015, the British Columbia Council for International Education (BCCIE) presented him with the Rising Star in International Education Award for 2015 [more].
Model UN Team Competes
For the third year in a row, the Vancouver Campus World Model United Nations team competed in an international Model UN event. This year, the team attended the 'Olympics of Model UN': the Harvard World Model United Nations competition in South Korea. [more]
Online Bookstore
The Vancouver Campus has contracted with a vendor to host an online bookstore where you can purchase your textbooks, either as hard copies or e-books. To access the bookstore (and search for textbooks by course) please go to: http://fdubookstore.nuskule.ca/index.asp .
Tutoring Services at the Vancouver Campus
The Vancouver Campus has joined eTutoring.org to provide our students with free, professional, online tutoring in writing and in other disciplines. Students can log in anytime and anywhere! You can create an account using the instructions found in the attachment to access the three tutoring options available. [more]
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The concept for our Global Scholars Program was inspired by Fairleigh Dickinson University's founding mission as an institution "of and for the world." As a Global Scholar, you will be part of a distinctive community of learners who are committed to world citizenship and to developing a global perspective as tomorrow's leaders. [more]
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Generous scholarships are competitively awarded to academically talented applicants from Canada and around the world. [more]
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The beer bottle pic…wow!
Conceptual but nice overall. Very even lights.
I don't know too much about art, so, could you explain why you used the word "but" after conceptual?
Omg the fourth one is simply genious!
the tension of the moment in each image is almost tangible.
touch it in the mirror!!!
this is an amazing set…right up my alley.
YES! to all! especially the third and the fourth, perfect moments!
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I love the magic in the stillness
Am I the only one thinking Michelangelo's Creation of Adam on the first one? 😀
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Researchers at Cardiff University have devised a way of increasing the yield of biodiesel by using the waste left over from its production process.
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A team of international scientists, led by astronomers from Cardiff University's School of Physics and Astronomy, has shown for the first time that galaxies can change their structure over the course of their lifetime.
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Legal representatives for the Conservative MPs from seven ridings argued on June 25 that the lawsuits filed by voters in those ridings should be thrown out because they did not file their complaints within 30 days of the election.
The complaints from each of these voters concern voicemails left by someone claiming to be from Elections Canada telling them that their polling station had moved or harassing phone calls claiming to be from the Liberal Party.
The election took place in May 2011 and the complaints were filed in March 2012 by the Council of Canadians. The Conservative lawyer argued that allowing these challenges to elections results to go ahead would create a precedent, allowing anyone to challenge election results at any time.
The Elections Act states that an election result can be challenged by any person who was an eligible voter in that electoral district on the basis that "…there were irregularities, fraud or corrupt or illegal practices that affected the result of the election."
The Act also states that the complaint must be filed within 30 days of the result of the election being published in the Canada Gazette or "the day on which the applicant first knew or should have known of the occurrence of the alleged irregularity, fraud, corrupt practice or illegal practice."
The Council of Canadians lawyer, representing the voters in question, argued that the the 30 day countdown should have started when voters realized these phone calls were widespread and could have affected election results. It is that they did not realize this until the issue of robocalls became widely reported, which didn't happen until February of 2012.
The judge hearing the case said she would return with a decision as soon as possible.
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I feel it should be -------- the Republican party going going gone !!
So they are basically saying "we scammed you, but you waited to long to complain."
Vote republicans and tea baggers out of office in every state at every opportunity.
@ Jan W. "I had always hoped that Canada would avoid our mistakes and hold onto their inherent kindness and sense of fair play. Please, do not let this sickness spread. Stop it now."
I second that ! The Canadians have been a beacon of hope for the USA.
IIRC, the Canadians hand-count their paper ballots, resulting in a system too difficult to twist into supporting false results.
Contrast that with the USA, and these worthless electronic voting machines that can be pre-programmed to shift the election results.
We NEED Canada to fix this, and stand as a beacon. We need a role model, ironically, to return to a sane electoral system.
Thanks for the info.
Elaine, sorry to break it to you but the calls were from BOTH Liberal and NDP supporters and all in ridings where the outcomes were very close. Furthermore, there is proof that the robocalls occurred. There were NO similar complaints from Conservative voters about robocalls so presumably there were none. The election was not only crooked but Harper "won" with barely 40% of the popular vote. Sounds reasonable to me but then the US elected "Bush" with hanging chads and a Supreme Court filled with Conservatives.
BTW, can you call Liberals anything but loons? That just shows how rude, stupid, insulting and ignorant you are. Following your avatar, I may also change mine to Angelina Jolie. I look as much like her as you currently do your avatar.
Ugh, suprise suprise. I can't believe they judge is actually considering this. How can the people are being tried decide tht they don't want the trial?
wow, the Fright Right is everywhere.
The complaints from each of these voters concern voicemails left by someone claiming to be from Elections Canada telling them that their polling station had moved or harassing phone calls claiming to be from the Liberal Party.
OK, where's the surprise in this statement??? Happens by the Liberal Loons, like people change their underwear....On a daily basis!
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Just so sad, I couldn't real or watch the videos, too cruel, what a monger bastard do this to Kiya. RIP…
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I made a mix of music that helps with putting intervals in my walk. I pick music that I like with the pace in mind. I start out with a couple of songs that have a beat that matches my warm up speed, then up the pace a bit until I'm at my target walking speed. For the rest of the workout, I vary the pace from song to song and by matching my pace to the beat, instant intervals! When I get tired of the selection, I just make a different mix. Works for walking, running biking etc. Enjoy!
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Small trial found compound slowed drug-resistant medulloblastoma in children
SATURDAY, June 5 (HealthDay News) -- A preliminary study has found that a targeted treatment for medulloblastoma -- the most common malignant brain cancer in children -- may one day be able to treat drug-resistant forms of the disease.
"Less than 5 percent of patients currently survive medulloblastoma," said Dr. Amar Gajjar, lead author of the study, which was presented Saturday at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago. "Most patients usually die 12 to 18 months after the tumor comes back."
Although this study was designed primarily to assess side effects, if the drug moves through the pharmaceutical pipeline, it would be the first targeted drug aimed at a signaling pathway. Chemotherapy is the main treatment now.
The drug, known as GDC-0449, interrupts the "sonic hedgehog" pathway, which has been implicated in a number of other cancers; it is involved in 20 percent of cases of children with medulloblastoma.
The drug has already been shown to have some effectiveness in adults with medulloblastoma that has recurred, as well as with basal cell carcinoma, a type of skin cancer.
Thirteen children with recurrent or drug-resistant brain tumors took GDC-0449 once a day for 28 days at one of two doses. The median age of the participants was about 12.
Twelve of the participants stayed the course without major side effects. One child was able to continue taking the drug for a full year without the cancer progressing.
"This demonstrates that we have taken a tumor, found a molecular subtype, found a drug which works, showed that it's safe in children and that we can have them benefit by treating these tumors using this molecular targeted therapy," said Gajjar, who is director of neuro-oncology in the department of oncology at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in M
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Over 129 million Americans owned a smartphone from October 2012 to January 2013, according to a recent study by comScore.
Over 129 million Americans owned a smartphone from October 2012 to January 2013, according to a recent study by comScore.
The study examined smartphone market penetration from October 2012 to January 2013. According to the report, smartphones offered a 55 percent mobile market penetration during that time.
ComScore reports that Apple-branded smartphones are the most popular smartphones in America. While Android is the most commonly used mobile operating system in the country.
As of January of this year over 37 percent of U.S. smartphone users owned an iPhone. The number offered a slight increase from October when over 34 percent of U.S. smartphones were Apple branded.
The second most popular smartphone brand was found to be Samsung. About 21 percent of U.S. smartphones featured the Samsung logo. According to comScore's report, since October Samsung smartphone ownership jumped nearly 2 percent in the U.S.
Rounding out the top three most popular smartphone brands was HTC. ComScore reported that HTC owned about 9 percent of the U.S. smartphone market. HTC smartphone ownership dropped from October when the firm had an 11 percent market share.
In January, 52 percent of smartphone users owned a handset running the Android mobile operating system. That number marked an over 1 percent decline from October for the Google-created OS.
Following Apple's iOS and Google's Android OS was the BlackBerry platform. From October to January the BlackBerry market share dropped almost 2 percent. As of this January, BlackBerry owned a 5 percent market share.
Over that same time frame smartphones using the Windows mobile OS stayed consistent at around 3 percent.
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text: A retired architect returns to work at the behest of unlikely patrons in this low-key drama. Richard and Kate Banks (Jack Conley and Rebecca Staab) are a well-to-do couple who want to buy a home in Southern California. While house-hunting, Kate discovers the charred remains of a house that was never completed -- and she is highly intrigued by what she's found. Kate discovers the property belongs to Mercedes (Shirley Knight), who informs Kate that the unfinished house was one of the last works from Harry Mayfield (Philip Baker Hall), a once-famous architect who left his career behind when his marriage broke up years before. Kate and Richard buy the unfinished house and contact Harry, inviting him to complete his project for their new home, and Harry agrees. Sensing this could be a major event in contemporary architecture, Kate persuades her friend Gaby (Laura San Giacomo), a filmmaker, to make a documentary about Harry and his new project. As Gaby speaks at length with both Harry and his younger assistant Arthur (Henry Rollins), she and Kate discover just how strong-willed (and how difficult) Harry can be, and as Harry struggles to complete a difficult and deeply personal work, Kate finds a new personal strength through his efforts. A House on a Hill marked a return to dramatic filmmaking for director Chuck Workman after directing a pair of acclaimed documentaries about iconoclastic artists, Superstar: The Life and Times of Andy Warhol and The Source. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi


text: Sgt. David Calvin | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Sgt. David Calvin Performer Male Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsWinged Victory[Play, Play with music, Drama, Original] Performer: Sgt. David Calvin [Dick Talbert]Nov 20, 1943 - May 20, 1944 Find out where Sgt. David Calvin and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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text: In God ? We still trust It was in my Sunday service, just before the Fourth of July, that we sang ?America.? The last verse is seldom sung, while so important: ?Our fathers? God, to thee, author of liberty, to thee we sing; long may our land be bright with freedom?s holy light; protect us by thy might, great God, our King.? This country was founded on the freedom of Christianity. History reminds us that people settled in our country, not just to find riches, but to practice their faith. In 1620, the first pilgrims arrived and signed the first legal document called ?The Mayflower Compact.? Within the document it states, ?for the glory of God and advancement of the Christian faith.? Some will say that the Pilgrims and the Indians gathered together to thank each other for the rewards of their labors ? not God. Abraham Lincoln proclaimed the day of Thanksgiving with a statement: ?We have been the recipients of the choicest bounties of heaven; ?? Our forefathers gave credit where credit was due. Our nation, today, seems to have forgotten the importance of its deep-seated faith. We spend the money that has printed on it, ?In God We Trust,? while we enjoy the benefits of our blessings. Have we forgotten from whom they were given? George Washington kissed the Bible in his first act as president. All 50 states have constitutions that refer to God. While many, as a society, will be indifferent to God, I will continue to believe in our great nation and practice my faith proudly. Thank you, Pastor David, for your great sermon ? ?In God We Still Trust.? Charlotte James, Newcastle


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Barely 24 hours after President Obama signed his landmark health law, Gov. Martin O'Malley promised that Maryland would "lead the nation" in putting it in place.
In the three years since, Maryland has been at the forefront of implementing the Affordable Care Act. It established six policy work groups. It trained more than 5,000 people to help consumers enroll in new health-coverage options. When its online insurance exchange passed a critical test in the summer — one of the first in the country to do so — a top official gave an emotional speech thanking workers. If any state was going to be ready for Oct. 1, when millions of uninsured Americans would be able to start buying coverage under the health law, it would be Maryland.


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Some college kids head for Panama City, Fla., for spring break. Others go west, to South Padre Island, Texas. Still others find equally attractive locales to let off steam and party.
Meanwhile, their parents sit home and hope not to see their children singled out in a sea of bikinis and swim trunks, behaving outrageously on the front page of their hometown newspaper, on the national news or on a popular music channel.
Or worse, on YouTube.
But that's not how all college students spend their spring break. Some stay behind to catch up on their studies. Some go home to visit their family.
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Each year, students from Christian colleges like Northwestern College in Iowa and Bryan College in Tennessee, spend their spring break doing missionary work all over the United States.
And for the fifth year in a row, students from those two institutions have committed their time off to helping out at Hope for Opelousas, a local faith-based after-school program. For some of the students, it's a return trip to the area.
While they're here, the young people will be renovating a house to be used by Hope for Opelousas for the after-school program, painting at the New Life Center, a shelter for women and their children, installing a sound system at the Opelousas Lighthouse Mission, a local men's shelter, and helping in the classroom at South Street
It is especially heartening to hear of these young people
giving up their time at the beach to help total strangers, during a time when the "me first" philosophy pervades every layer of society and creeps into our daily lives in so many ways.
You hear it in debates over tax breaks and conversations about health care. You hear it from politicians and commentators and ordinary people.
It's kind of a natural reaction. We don't want to give up what we have. And when what we have is time, a precious commodity in this world when it seems as though our every waking moment is taken up with something that can't be put off any longer, it's especially hard to give up our "me-time."
And that's what makes the gift of time these young people are offering so special.
There's really nothing wrong with young people - or people of any age - who have worked hard for months to let off steam, to cut loose a little and to have a little fun. Or a lot of fun.
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Agricultural Systems: Agroecology and Rural Innovation for Development
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- Sieglinde Snapp, Department of Crop and Soil Science and W.K. Kellogg Biological Station, Michigan State University East Lansing, U.S.A.
- Barry Pound, Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich Kent, UK
- Sieglinde Snapp, Department of Crop and Soil Science and W.K. Kellogg Biological Station, Michigan State University East Lansing, U.S.A.
- Barry Pound, Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich Kent, UK
Students of agricultural science, environmental engineering, rural planning; researchers and scientists in agricultural development agencies; practitioners of agricultural development in government extension programs, development agencies, and NGOs
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- Published: February 2008
- Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS
"A valuable set of principles, strategies and case studies that paint a new and feasible greenprint for development. Agricultural Systems is particularly valuable in its practical approach to development and its focus on the role of farmers, especially women, in the process. Each chapter is supported by several case studies that direct the reader's attention to grassroots strategies that work. The chapter on animal systems is a welcome addition, since many similar books focus almost entirely on cropping systems. It is well written and well worth adding to your personal library and recommending as a resource for students interested in developing countries and their agriculture. - Charles Francis, University of Nebraska—Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
Table of Contents
Section I. Re-inventing Farming Systems
Chap 1. Introduction
Chap 2. Livelihoods and Innovation
Chap 3. Agroecology: Principles and Practice
Chap 4. Designing for the Long-term: Sustainable Agriculture
Section II. Resources for Agricultural Development
Chap 5. Agricultural Change and Low-Input Technology
Chap 6. Ecologically-based Nutrient Management
Chap 7. Participatory Plant Breeding: Developing Improved and Relevant Crop Varieties with Farmers
Chap 8. Livestock, Livelihoods, and Innovation
III. Context for Sustainable Agricultural Development
Chap 9. Gender and Agrarian Inequality at the Local Scale
Chap 10. The Nature of Agricultural Innovation
Chap 11. Outreach to Support Rural Innovation
Chap 12. Tying it Together: Global, Regional and Local Integrations


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OMG ROTFL.....well that is too funny ...........I love that.....Originally Posted by SteelSD
OMG ROTFL.....well that is too funny ...........I love that.....Originally Posted by SteelSD
Game over..at least we didn't get shut out by the cards
Go Gators!
Dave Miley has to quit thinking that saving Lopez and Freel on the bench behooves any later moves he might be able to make later on in the game. He cuts off his nose (sits those 2) to spite his face (starts RA and DJ almost nightly) Aurilia was so bad at SS that 3 teams cut him loose the past 2 years, he was even moved off SS last year... but all he does is play SS for the Reds?
Did Dunn's HR hit the Batters Eye? I never saw it come down and was wondering if it left GABP.
"...You just have a wider lens than one game."
--Former Reds GM Wayne Krivsky, on why he didn't fly Josh Hamilton to Colorado for one game.
"...its money well-spent. Don't screw around with your freedom."
--Roy Tucker, on why you need to lawyer up when you find yourself swimming with sharks.
Look on the bright side, DUDE, WHERE'S MY CAR is on FX right now.
"But I do know Joey's sister indirectly (or foster sister) and I have heard stories of Joey being into shopping, designer wear, fancy coffees, and pedicures."
You all don't have very good photographic memory, it seems. Austin Kearns really doesn't look like Jeff Blauser. Blauser had very small lips and a sharp, protruding chin. Kearns has has an over-bite and a dull, protruding chin. Big difference.Originally Posted by wheels
SwwwweeeeeeeeeetttttttOriginally Posted by Raisor
I'm saying he didn't deserve to be booed tonight (I HATE booing anyway).Originally Posted by ws1990reds
We will disagree forever on acts such as this.
"Enjoy this Reds fans, you are watching a legend grow up before your very eyes" ... DoogMinAmo on Adam Dunn
I've been finding that last word becoming more and more typical when discussing matters with the Reds these days.Originally Posted by westofyou
Can't win with 'em
Can't win without 'em
Jeff BlauserOriginally Posted by ws1990reds
It went in the camera areaOriginally Posted by Reds Nd2
Go Gators!
And, I am saying that he did deserve to be booed tonight. There is no such thing as "booing in private or when the team is on an off-day". His whining showed up in the papers, and he had to know that he was going to be called to task for it. Good that he responded positively to the booing. Maybe *this* is the kick in the butt the Reds needed. Where have I heard that one before? But, hey, I respect your opinion nonetheless.Originally Posted by TeamBoone
It went right into the room with the tv cameras in center field on the flyDid Dunn's HR hit the Batters Eye? I never saw it come down and was wondering if it left GABP.
Exhibit A: Juan Castro - Circa 2004Originally Posted by westofyou
They will - eventually. He basically was asking for it, TB, when he said that the fans shouldn't have booed. Danny's been in the big leagues for, what, 7-8 years? Joe Valentine had a cup of coffee last season and April of this season and he knows what to say after he screwed up than Danny does. Astounding! If Danny had saced up the other night and said, "I stunk. We deserved to be booed." then he wouldn't have got the reception he did tonight. And this isn't the first time Danny has handled situations such as these in a similar manner. Whether you agree with booing or not is irrelevant. Saying that a fan doesn't have the right to boo is like saying we don't have freedom of speech. Nothing makes a fan madder than saying he or she doesn't have the right to do this or that. Sometimes Danny's too quotable for his own good.Originally Posted by TeamBoone
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My sister and her hubby buy one big household thing together....like a TV, computer, etc.
My question is now with a LO, do you parents still exchange gifts with each other or do you only focus on the kids? My mom was a single mom so I don't have a reference there.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Kyle Lohse beat the Miami Marlins with seven innings of three-hit ball in 106-degree heat and Tony Cruz hit a go-ahead two-run triple in the St. Louis Cardinals' 3-2 victory on Saturday. Allen Craig had three hits and Skip Schumaker added an RBI single in the fourth for the Cardinals, who have won five of seven and snapped the Marlins' three-game winning streak. David Freese was hit by a pitch twice, walked and singled to reach base safely in all four trips. Justin Ruggiano hit a two-run home run for the Marlins, who missed a chance to climb back to .500. Carlos Zambrano (4-7) lasted just five innings and Giancarlo Stanton lasted just two before leaving with right knee soreness, the injury that had kept him out four straight starts. Jose Reyes, Hanley Ramirez and Carlos Lee, the top three in the Miami lineup, were a combined 0 for 11 with a walk and are 1 for 22 with two walks the first two games of a three-game set heading into the All-Star break. Lohse (9-2)...
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The celebrity couple team up with Auction Cause to help raise funds for Cathy's Kids
Los Angeles, Calif. (Vocus) May 20, 2010 -- A rare opportunity for the style conscious to take home the glamorous clothes off the backs of Khloe Kardashian and her husband Lamar Odom is offered through an eBay charity auction running through May 23rd. Find the great garb at http://3.ly/khloe.
"When Lamar first introduced me to 'Cathy's Kids Foundation' I immediately responded and wanted to do anything I could to bring awareness to something that we are both so passionate about. It's fulfilling to know that together we can help give children an opportunity to follow their dreams," said Khloe.
Lamar for why Cathy's Kids means so much to him:
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Tom Glavine, left, and Greg Maddux were teammates on the Braves from 1993-2002. They won the World Series in 1995. / Barbara Jean Germano, USA TODAY
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Read the original story: Early voting suggests Braves greats Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine will make Hall of Fame


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Subdisk creation in vxvm
Hi Team,
This is a basic question i am asking is,
During the creation of concatanation and mirrored volumes, how many numbers of subdisks are created.. in which factors it depends.
Please assist, as i have to give training to collougues in my office.
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Generally one subdisk is created per disk. The volume may span more than one disk if the disk is not large enough and for a mirror you will need twice as many disks.
If the available space on a disk in not contiguos, so for instance you have an existing subdisk from another volume in the middle of the disk (this would only happen if you had previoulsy deleted a volume that had a subdisk at the start of a disk), then creation of a new volume may create 2 subdisks, one at the start of the disk and one at the end.
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Understanding Handlers in JAX-WS
JAX-WS provides a pluggable framework to extend the runtime processing capabilities through handlers. Handlers are message interceptors that can do pre-processing/post-processing of the messages to complement your Web Service. JAX-WS defines two types of handlers, logical handlers and protocol handlers. Protocol handlers are specific to a protocol and may access or change the protocol specific aspects of a message. Logical handlers are protocol-agnostic and act only on the payload of the message.
In this article "A little about Handlers in JAX-WS", I explain the differences between logical and SOAP handlers, and show examples to write a simple handler. The following diagram shows the differences in the message context accessible to these handlers.
The SOAPLoggingHandler shows how one can log inbound and outbound soap messages using a SOAP handler. In the same lines, I showed a LogicalLoggingHandler to show how one can use logical handler to process the payload of the message. The following diagram shows how SOAP handlers and logical handlers plug in to the JAX-WS runtime.
Find more about this in the article. I hope this article helps you in understanding handlers and get you started.
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