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uh, how about to ANYONE else? franken is a hack and a fool. exactly the opposite of what the democratic party needs.
Uh... pass.
Before we strike him out.. (remember an idiot Democrat is better than any Republican) who is he running against?
I love it! Go Al!
Al's great, and will be a nice follow-up to Paul Wellstone.
He's already got the blowhard speaking style down pat. That's the only real skill required in the Senate.
I find Franken sarcastic, off-putting, elitist: nearly every right-wing caricature of a liberal seems to apply here. The few times I've tried to read or listen to him, he comes across to me as full of contempt for every one who disagrees with him, and some of his ranting about Christians will make great campaign ads--for his opponent. It seems that in his justifiable contempt for Rush Limbaugh, he gazed in to the abyss-of-Rush once too often, and the abyss gazed back.
I'm also not so far gone as to say that ANY Democrat is better than ANY Republican, but I understand the impulse: we've seen how even moderate or principled GOP congresscritters go along with the party line too often. Sigh. Can't we do the Stewart/Colbert thing instead?
Before we strike him out.. (remember an idiot Democrat is better than any Republican)....
Not in Christine Gregoire's case, as far as I'm concerned. Her GOP opponent has my vote in 2008 unless she decides not to run for re-election or gets vote-capped in the primary by someone who isn't an impotent imbecile.
an idiot democrat is not better than any republican. party politics is fucking disgusting.
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21 August 2012
In the wake of the decision by the Legislature and Gov. Rick Snyder to cap land purchases by the Department of Natural Resources, Bridge contributor Christie Bleck interviewed some residents of the Upper Peninsula — where state ownership of land is quite high — to get their take:
* "I do not want the change and am not happy with it. It is a bad thing for landowners who own or could own land adjacent to large parcels of state-owned land because they could no longer have unfettered access to such parcels. However, the reason that I think it is a bad idea for Michigan is that it would make it more difficult for the state to preserve parcels for general use, to protect vulnerable or especially precious sites and/or to preserve unique wildlife habitat." — Mike Mayhew, landowner in Marquette County
* "I would like as much land as possible to be put aside for public access and to be environmentally protected in all aspects. Assuming the state is a good steward of the land, there should be no limitations of the land and water they can own." — Gretchen Preston, landowner in Alger County.
* "I seem to recall hearing about this in some form, but it did not get much play up here or we were gone when it did. Unfettered government ownership of land is as dangerous to freedom as no government ownership. We need to have a Yellowstone National Park, but it should not be the entire state of Wyoming. Marquette County covers 1,800 square miles and approximately 70,000 people live here. I am sure there are places downstate with that many in 18 square miles.
"Government ownership keeps property values high for those lucky enough to have adjacent land, but this keeps the average middle class citizen out of the market. Government ownership is like water; we need some for survival and quality of life, but in moderate amounts. When water comes in a flood widespread destruction and misery result." — Bob Hanson, Marquette County landowner
* "I'm against it. Flat-out private ownership for development? No. I think our resources are limited and we need to preserve them for future generations to enjoy." — John Bingel, landowner in Schoolcraft County
* "I think the state should be looking for choice pieces of property, not just willy-nilly going and buying property." — Gary C. White, landowner in Marquette County
* "Concerning the land-cap legislation, I don't think it is ever a good idea for the Legislature to try and put a cap on land purchases. They should let professional staff make those decisions and keep politics out of it." — Ron Sundell, landowner in Marquette County
Christie Bleck has worked for Michigan newspapers, such as the Lansing State Journal and Niles Daily Star, since the mid-1980s. She is now a freelance writer based in Marquette.
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Stewardship, Management, Ownership, etc, of public lands should be mostly by the local Community. Federal and some State ownership of our National Treasurers is required. But we need to decide locally how much quality private owned properties we need for population control and tax income.
John Saari X-Wexford County Commissioner.
People forget how much of the land, which is held by the state, was obtained. It is land that, after being scalped of it's old growth forest, was simply walked away from by it's owners and it eventually reverted to the state. The land had no further use, the lumber Barons took what they wanted and then absconded. Much of the land was of little value at the time, being swampy, or rocky, or unfit for agriculture.
Now, with all land valuable and carrying high prices, corporations covet it for development of one sort or another. Latest examples are for golf courses, theme parks and exclusive hunting and fishing rights. So the Repuglican and some Democratic politicians are willing to obey the demands of their corporate masters and begin the process of converting these public lands back to private ownership. Mark my words, this is just the first shot in a process to divest state lands from the public back into corporate ownership, and Casperson is the point man.
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For his eighth birthday, Mark Alan Stamaty's parents gave him his very own radio. Little did his mother realize that that innocent-looking plastic box would one day be the gateway for a new kind of sound that would "rock" her nearly out of her mind. . .
Mark first heard the howling thunder of Elvis Presley singing "Hound Dog" on the radio one lazy day and his life was forever changed. Soon he was styling his hair like the King and practicing his dance moves with a tennis racket as his pretend guitar in front of the mirror. But his mother lived in constant fear that her son's new love of rock 'n' roll would turn him into a juvenile delinquent. Could Mark's performance at his Cub Scout talent show change her mind?
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Amazon.com: What was it like to discover Elvis and rock & roll in 1956? Do you think every generation makes the same kind of discovery, or was that moment one of a kind?Stamaty: Exciting. I'd never had that sort of response to music before. The first time I ever heard an Elvis Presley record, the experience was very much the way I depicted it in Shake, Rattle & Turn That Noise Down! The music just kind of took me over. I was jumping around my room almost involuntarily, swept up in a powerful feeling. After that, each new release or discovery of an earlier Elvis record I hadn't heard before was a great new treat. Then came Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino and on and on. Once Elvis broke through, my AM radio down there on the Jersey shore was never the same again. Elvis's emergence was a revelation, followed by a new era of popular music that kept growing and evolving.
I do believe that every generation has its own music and that there is a certain age range in younger years when the music a generation is exposed to plays a very formative role in people's emotional and maybe physiological infrastructure. And as we get older, the nature of our receptivity evolves and changes. As the saying goes, "things change and stay the same." Every generation finds some part of its unique identity in the music of its younger years. That said, I must declare that Elvis led something of a sea change in popular music that, I believe, was a bigger change than any I have witnessed since then. Elvis did not invent rock & roll, but he was the key figure in popularizing it to the mainstream and that impact continues to this day.
Amazon.com: Would you have become the same artist you did without rock & roll?
Stamaty: I think rock & roll unleashed something in me that I hadn't exactly known was in me. It focused and channeled a lot of my crazy, restless energy. It freed me in a way, in terms of self-expression. And I think that carried over into my art, in subject matter, style, and passion. So I'd have to say I probably would not be the same artist I am today without the impact that rock & roll had on me. I'd also add that I especially love the blues. And rock & roll led me to blues.
Amazon.com: It's been great to see you return to kids' books. Could you tell me the story of Who Needs Donuts? I was (barely) old enough when it first came out in 1973, but I only discovered when it was reissued in 2003, when my kids and I completely fell in love with it.
Stamaty: The story behind Who Needs Donuts? began in an all-night coffee shop in New York City in 1966. I was in art school (Cooper Union). That coffee shop was one of my favorite places to hang out and watch people, sketchbook always at the ready. So on that particular night, there was an old woman who seemed to be asleep, seated at and kind of draped over the counter near the entrance. After a while, a nicely dressed man in a suit and overcoat came in and asked the waitress for two cups of coffee to go. The waitress asked him if he'd like donuts with his coffee. "No, thank you," he replied. Then, suddenly, the old woman lifted her head, pointed at the ceiling, and said "That's right. Who needs donuts when you've got love?"
As soon as I heard that, I wrote it in my sketchbook. When I got back to where I was living, I lettered it out on a piece of paper that I hung on my wall. About 5 years later, I was trying to think of something to write a story about and I looked up at that sign on my wall. I'd always wanted to immortalize that line and the old woman, and here was my chance. In addition to that, I made it a kind of autobiographical book, by having my character, Sam, leaving his home in the suburbs to come into the incredible immensity, complexity, and energy of the big city. I don't name the city, but, of course, it's New York. And Who Needs Donuts?
depicts how the city looked and felt to me in all of its intensity and visual richness. And craziness. New York has always been a great place for artists, writers, musicians, etc., and the creative spirit in every form. I was trying to express my love of all of that with my pen.
Amazon.com: You wrote other picture books in the '70s and '80s, which are just cover photos on Amazon to me, but which I would love to see in the flesh: Small in the Saddle, Minnie Maloney and Macaroni, and Where's My Hippopotamus? Any chance of having them reissued too?
Stamaty: I would love to have my out-of-print books reissued if a publisher were to inquire about it. I think Small in the Saddle is considered somewhat in a similar vein as Who Needs Donuts? but not nearly as detailed. But probably as silly. Minnie Maloney & Macaroni and Where's My Hippopotamus? are quite different from Who Needs Donuts? I don't know what the chances are of those books being reissued. I did get one inquiry about Small in the Saddle a few years ago, but it didn't happen.
Amazon.com: I may have missed Who Needs Donuts? the first time around, but I did get to know you a decade or so later through Washingtoon, your political cartoon that ran in the Washington Post and elsewhere in the '80s. Have you thought about what Congressman Bob Forehead would be doing now?
Stamaty: What Congressman Bob Forehead would be doing now would be earnestly declaring that he is not afraid to make the hard choices regardless of political consequence. He would express disdain for politicians who decide their every move based on public opinion polls and short-term tactics focused on the next election regardless of what is truly in the best interests of the country. Then he would studiously avoid making any hard choices and viciously attack any opposing politicians who actually do make politically risky hard choices. Bob would decry the "politics of personal destruction" while, at the same time, practicing it with a vengeance. He would make every tactical and strategic decision based purely on his own self-interest, while carefully styling his rhetoric to project an image diametrically opposite to what he really is. And he would manage to fool too many of the people too much of the time and always get re-elected.
Amazon.com: Finally: Elvis '54 or Elvis '68? (Do I even have to ask?)
Stamaty: Elvis '54 to '57.
His '68 special was good. I liked it. It was great to see him at that time coming away from all of those increasingly lousy movies. But the Elvis that really got to me can still be seen on YouTube in those old film clips from shows like Milton Berle, etc., back in the '50s.
Also, though I'm mostly pre-jumpsuit, I do think he put on a great show in his jumpsuit years. The only time I ever saw him live was in his jumpsuit in Madison Square Garden in 1972. He was great.
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The book starts with showing some difference in home life from 1955 and now and to emphasize how excited the author was to receive a radio for his birthday. How pleased his mother was to walk past his room and hear lovely band music coming from it until one day later the next year Elvis hit the airwaves and turned Mark onto the new music scene of "rock and roll". Well, mother flips out from the screeching noise emitting from the radio and we see the comparison in all our lives through ages of parents thinking that their children's music is noise compared to what they listed to as children themselves. Mark takes it a step further and combs his hair Elvis style and learns all his dance moves and words to his songs until eventually his Cub Pack puts on a skit at an annual dinner and they ask their resident Elvis to perform. The end of the book has some photographs of the author as a child and performing at the event as well as of him now turning into an Elvis impersonator.
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After watching a lot of film on both the Steelers and Eagles, talking to coaches and scouts, and following preseason practices, here are some key things to watch in their game on Friday (ESPN 8 p.m. ET).
Pittsburgh Steelers
• The loss in free agency of free safety Chris Hope is more significant than a lot of people realize. Hope has excellent range and covers a lot of ground in the deep middle of the field, allowing SS Troy Polamalu to play close to the line of scrimmage, blitz and attack. Polamalu might not be able to freelance as much this year with Hope gone, although the Steelers like Hope's replacement, Ryan Clark.
• Offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt is maybe the best in the NFL at incorporating gadget plays into the offense. Even though Antwaan Randle El is gone, look for a lot of reverses and halfback passes to keep defenses off balance.
• Pittsburgh does a great job of managing the salary cap and keeping its own players. Although the Steelers lost DE Kimo Von Oelhoffen, Randle El and Hope in free agency, they kept their other 11 unrestricted free agents and also signed an important restricted free agent in Ike Taylor.
• Continuity is a big key to Pittsburgh's success. Bill Cowher's coaching staff has stayed intact three years in a row, even though some of his assistants had other offers. This is reflected in how the team plays -- especially on the road. The Steelers were 9-2 last year away from Heinz Field and 16-3 the last two seasons. It is obvious the players and coaches are on the same page.
• With RB Jerome Bettis now retired, the Steelers really need someone to emerge as the short yardage back. There is a good battle going between Duce Staley and Verron Haynes for the job, but neither will match the production of Bettis, who scored an amazing 27 touchdowns the last seasons as a part-time player. Starter Willie Parker wants to stay in the game in short-yardage situations, but he is not a big back and the coaches don't want him to wear down. The likely guy to emerge is Staley.
• There is a good battle going on at free safety to replace Hope. Although he was acquired in free agency to be the starter, Clark is getting stiff competition from Tyrone Carter. Carter is a good run defender and loves to attack the line of scrimmage, but the Steelers already have an attack safety in Polamalu. Clark might win the job because he plays a little more under control and will stay back in coverage, protecting the gambling Polamalu. However, the guy to watch might be rookie second-round draft pick Anthony Smith, who was a playmaker in college and had two interceptions in Pittsburgh's first preseason game. Because of the complexity of this defense, he probably won't start as a rookie, but he will play in some of the sub-packages and is a player to watch.
• Coming off a Super Bowl Championship, Pittsburgh returns 19 of 22 starters, along with its punter and placekicker.
• The Steelers are playing some quarter coverages to take advantage of Polamalu. This scheme features cornerbacks and three safeties in the secondary -- but Polamalu actually plays more like a linebacker, closer to the line of scrimmage. This allows him to be in better position to play run defense and blitz.
• The Steelers might use Hines Ward as their slot receiver in their nickel package. The hope is that rookie Santonio Holmes can be their deep threat on the perimeter and Ward can utilize his great blocking skills and toughness in the middle of the field.
• The Steelers might have the best special teams unit in the NFL, especially on cover teams. Cowher is a former special teams coach and spends a lot of time on the kicking game. Also, the front office does a good job in the draft of selecting players in the mid-to-late rounds who can contribute on cover teams.
• Pittsburgh's defensive line might be one of the most underrated units in the NFL. NT Casey Hampton and DEs Brett Keisel and Aaron Smith are physical against the run and do a great job of occupying blockers, allowing OLBs Joey Porter and Clark Haggans to provide the pass rush pressure. Porter and Haggans responded with 19.5 sacks a year ago. ILBs James Farrior and Larry Foote are as physical as it gets inside, but it all starts upfront.
• Fullback Dan Kreider is a huge part of the Steelers' powerful run game. He is an excellent lead blocker and does a great job of adjusting on the move and finding his target on the second level. He is so efficient and dependable the Steelers don't carry another FB on their roster.
• You have to admire Pittsburgh for staying true to its offensive philosophy. The Steelers led the NFL in rushing attempts last year (549), and threw the least amount of passes in the league (379). Because of this philosophy, they have the luxury of asking QB Ben Roethlisberger to manage the game and not take a lot of chances. He has responded with a solid QB rating of 96.9 and is 27-4 as a starter. The coaches do a great job of preparing him, giving him a lot of simple and safe throws.
• Roethlisberger has been pleading to offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt to incorporate a no-huddle offense into the Steelers' run heavy offense. On Saturday against Minnesota, he got his wish. It might work well for Pittsburgh because it prevents defenses from changing their personnel, giving Roethlisberger good matchups in the passing game and really giving the offense an uptempo feel. Now he has to convince Cowher to use the no-huddle in the regular season.
• A rookie to keep an eye on in fifth-round draft pick is Orien Harris, a promising DE. He was a one-gap player in college and is adjusting to the more physical style of plays required in the Steelers' two-gap 34 style. He is very active and could push for quality play time.
Philadelphia Eagles
• Philadelphia's usually aggressive defense had to play more conservatively last season because of key injuries and a lack of depth. This is a unit that loves to play aggressive man-to-man coverages and will blitz from anywhere on the field, but a year ago it was forced to play a lot of three-deep zones and blitz far less. Look for defensive coordinator Jim Johnson to unleash his defense this season, although with a very good and deep defensive line, the Eagles might not have to blitz as much to get to the QB.
• How about the Eagles' December schedule? They have three consecutive road games in their division -- at Washington (December 10), at the New York Giants (December 17) and at Dallas (December 25) -- before closing out at home versus Atlanta. They will obviously control their own destiny at the end of the season.
• A key training camp battle to watch is at offensive center between Hank Fraley and Jamaal Jackson. Fraley has been a long-time starter, but when he went down last year with an injury, Jackson did a nice job as his replacement. Fraley has excellent experience (71 NFL starts), but Jackson is more physically gifted and almost three years younger. If Jackson wins this job (which is likely), the Eagles could release Fraley out of respect to let him find a starting job for another NFL team, but they might also play him a little bit at OG.
• Undrafted rookie WR Hank Baskett is having a great camp and looks like the real deal. He has been very consistent, catching everything in sight. He will make the final roster and could compete for serious playing time and Donovan McNabb seems to be trusting him and looking his way more often.
• The Eagles will play RB Brian Westbrook in almost every position imaginable. He will line up as a conventional back, move up into an off-set position, flex wide, go in motion and will line up as a WR. The coaches love him in one-back sets and spread formations, because defenses have to adjust their personnel as if he was a pure WR, giving Westbrook a chance to produce on the ground and in the passing game.
• The Eagles are tinkering with more two-TE sets than they have shown in the past. L.J. Shelton had 61 receptions a year ago and free-agent acquisition Matt Schobel is a solid short-to-intermediate receiver. Having two tight ends who can catch the ball on the field at the same time not only takes pressure off a suspect receiving corps, but also gives McNabb two targets for high-percentage throws.
• Speaking of McNabb, he usually spends his offseason in Phoenix, Arizona, where he has an excellent workout facility, but this past offseason he stayed in Philadelphia and the coaches feel like it really re-established team chemistry in the post- Terrell Owens era, and this will be a happier locker room in 2006.
• It is clear the Eagles underachieved on defense in 2005. The secondary is not great in man-to-man coverage and the Eagles were 24th in the NFL a year ago in average yards given up per pass. However, a big part of the problem is the lack of a pass rush upfront, as the Eagles only generated 29 sacks, putting them 27th in the NFL. That is why they upgraded their DL with veteran free agent DE Darren Howard and rookie first-round pick DT Brodrick Bunkley.
• Although they added quality depth and an excellent pass rusher in Howard, the Eagles did not have a blockbuster offseason in terms of free agency. They lost coveted C LeCharles Bentley to Cleveland and were unable to make a trade for WR Javon Walker, who wound up in Denver. McNabb campaigned for Walker, but the front office obviously thought the asking price was too high. Both of these players would have upgraded this offense.
• A big concern for the Eagles' offense is protecting McNabb. Because they have no WRs who require double coverage, opposing defenses can load up at the line of scrimmage and blitz freely, rather than worrying about coverage schemes. We are not likely to see a lot of max protection schemes from Andy Reid.
• In their Super Bowl year of 2004, the Eagles were 6-0 in their division. A year ago they were 0-6. The other three teams in the NFC East will improve, but the Eagles cannot afford to lose a lot of divisional games.
• The coaches are working on making the nickel offensive package less predictable. The Eagles were 29th in the NFL last year in third-down conversions (72 of 220 chances), and defenses knew they were not going to run the ball. They must also improve their red zone defense, as they were 26th in the league. (They gave up 29 TDs in 52 opportunities). The Eagles must also get better pressure on the QB and maybe gamble less in the secondary. They were near the bottom of the NFL in passing plays given up of 20 yards or more, and only one team in the NFL had more pass interference penalties.
• The heart and soul of the Philadelphia defense is MLB Jeremiah Trotter. He is fun to watch on film because he is such a great run stopper, and maybe the best step-up and fill MLB in the league. However, he is so aggressive he will overpursue at times and take some chances. Johnson might substitute for him in their nickel package, which should keep him fresher as a two-down player.
• The two biggest question marks by the start of the regular season will be the depth at RB behind Westbrook (who has missed some time in the preseason) and the lack of quality WRs behind Reggie Brown. Westbrook needs to stay healthy for 16 games, which is asking a lot, and the best that Reid probably can hope for at WR is production by committee, which is what they had before Owens.
• A good sign for the Eagles' offense in their preseason win over Baltimore last Thursday was the pass protection for McNabb. The Ravens are very aggressive with their blitz package and the Eagles handled it well. They used a no-huddle offense, forcing Baltimore to keep its base personnel package on the field without the ability to substitute. It worked well and the first-team offense looked good.
Gary Horton, a pro scout for Scouts Inc., has been a football talent evaluator for more than 30 years. He spent 10 years in the NFL and 10 years at the college level before launching a private scouting firm called "The War Room."


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During the last twenty years, the interest in public health leadership has continued to increase with the need to strengthen the infrastructure of public health, the events of September 11, 2001, the health reform movement, scientific breakthroughs, the increasing role for primary care programs in the public health agenda, and the increasing deficit at the federal, state, and local level.
Since the publication of the first edition in 2003, Public Health Leadership: Putting Principles Into Practice has become a standard reference for future and practicing public health leaders. In five parts, it explores the basic theories and principles of leadership and then describes how they may be applied in the public health setting. Leadership skills and competencies, as well as methods for measuring and evaluating leaders are all thoroughly covered.
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Out of 75 entries for this year's original song nominations, the music branch chose five. And then the Board of Governors narrowed the field to four when it disqualified "Alone Yet Not Alone" for running afoul of campaigning rules.
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Sex,lies and the on-off switch
SO TVB have been ''reprimanded'' by the Broadcasting Authority for showing Sex and the Animal Kingdom.
No doubt they feel suitably chastened and chastised.
It is a pity somebody complained. If anything at all, the incident demonstrated that this sort of mechanism is not needed. Nobody is going to repeat a programme after it has been greeted with a rousing public rhubarb from viewers.
No doubt the complainers are comforting themselves with the thought that television stations will be more careful in future. But this is not very practical.
The problem is that programmes are often bought in bulk and frequently without being seen.
I very much doubt, for example, that TVB knew what they were letting themselves in for when they put in a bid for the Mao biography complete with peasant girls warming the ageing leader's bed.
The trouble with complaining is that it encourages the Broadcasting Authority to interfere. Of course the programme violated the code of practice for broadcasting standards.
The code of practice is so vaguely drafted that it is difficult to think of a programme which is safe.
Programmes are supposed to observe ''good taste and common sense''. Who decides what is good and what is common? Why can't we do it ourselves? We all have an on-off switch.
My encounter with Sex and the Animal Kingdom lasted about two minutes. I missed the sex.
By the time I arrived they had reached the fighting stage. No actual combat was taking place when I tuned in, but the commentary promised that fur would soon be flying.
I switched off because I spotted, in the background, a wall. The action was taking place in an enclosure.
This was outrageous. The point of wildlife movies is that they are shot in the wild. If we are shown two lions fighting in the middle of the Serengeti we know three things: The first is that the performance has not been staged for our benefit. If something disgusting happens, that is because lions do it naturally.
The second is that the film has scientific value for someone, because it tells us something about lions' behaviour.
The third is that the film represents a triumph of skill and patience because the photographer probably spent three weeks disguised as a bush with a telephoto lens before he got it.
I F the two animals have just been shoved into a cage together then none of these things is true. We are just being offered hi-tech bear-baiting.
I do not think there is a market for this. Even at 9.50 pm, and I think TVB would have discovered this without being prompted.
I do wish, though, they would be a bit more careful about what goes out earlier. Nature programmes seem to be much more gory than they were.
When I was very small I regularly watched a series called Zoo Quest, made by a couple called Armand and Michaela Dennis.
Although this was in ungraphic black-and-white, there were certain things we were not shown. A lion would be seen in hot pursuit of a zebra, and then we would cut to a replete Leo surrounded by a few fragments of carpet and some bones.
I suppose I must have realised that the zebra came to a sticky end in the middle of this, but we were not expected to watch it.
Modern viewers see the lot. This is acceptable for adults, who can enjoy, vomit or change channels according to taste. It brings problems for people watching with their children.
It is difficult to keep up acceptable standards of parental honesty if the true answers to the questions you are being asked go something like this: ''The antelope is kicking and struggling because the lion is chewing its head off. In a few moments the lion's wife will pull the antelope's intestines out.
''Scientists are still considering the question of what goes through the antelope's mind during this procedure but yes, it probably hurts.
''No the antelope is not acting. I think it is dead now. I hope it is dead now. I do not know whether antelopes go to Heaven. Would you like to watch a video?''
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This project demonstrates not only how the Partnership helps its members, but how their services help the entire community
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Daniels, Irving L.; civil engineer; born, Oberlin, O., June 26, 1877; son of Theodore F. and Julia H. Lewis Daniels; educated public and high school, Lorain, O., Berea College, Berea, Ky., and Oberlin College, Oberlin, O.; married, Cleveland, O., Della E. Holmden; two sons, 9 and 3 years of age; member Sons of Veterans, Lookout Camp, No. 466, and Cleveland Commandery, Uniform Rank Sons of Veterans; member the Old Stone Church (1st Presbyterian); member the Cleveland Chamber of Industry; for five years in Engineering Dept., L. S. & M. S. R. R., in the Toledo Division; on county work for a year; in charge of paving and surveys under B. Lea and Frank Lander, both former county engineers; one year with The Osborn Engineering Co.; was resident engineer in charge of erection for the new grandstand for the "Giants" at the Polo grounds, New York, connected with the National Engineering Co. asst. vice pres. for past year; advisor Billings Polytechnic Institute, Billings, Mont.; member Archwood Mens' League, The Cleveland Powder Club, Lakewood Boat Club, Tippecanoe and M. A. Hanna Clubs. Recreations. Yachting and Water Sports; owner of two fine residence properties in Cleveland and has just purchased a new home in Lakewood.
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Localization of Nitric Oxide Synthases During Fracture Healing†
Version of Record online: 1 AUG 2002
DOI: 10.1359/jbmr.2002.17.8.1470
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Journal of Bone and Mineral Research
Volume 17, Issue 8, pages 1470–1477, August 2002
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Zhu, W., Murrell, G. A. C., Lin, J., Gardiner, E. M. and Diwan, A. D. (2002), Localization of Nitric Oxide Synthases During Fracture Healing. J Bone Miner Res, 17: 1470–1477. doi: 10.1359/jbmr.2002.17.8.1470
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- Issue online: 2 DEC 2009
- Version of Record online: 1 AUG 2002
- Manuscript Accepted: 26 MAR 2002
- Manuscript Revised: 25 MAR 2002
- Manuscript Received: 9 APR 2001
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- nitric oxide synthase;
- fracture healing;
- cellular distribution;
- localization;
- callus;
- femur
Previously, we have reported that nitric oxide synthases (NOSs), which generate NO, modulate fracture healing. However, the cellular sources of the NOS isoforms during the course of fracture healing have not been studied systematically. The purpose of this study was to localize the cellular distribution of NOS isoforms (inducible NOS [iNOS], endothelial NOS [eNOS], and neuronal NOS [bNOS]) by in situ hybridization and immunohistology after femoral fractures in rats. The iNOS signal was detected during the initial stages (on day 4 and day 7) of fracture healing in 52 ± 2% (mean ± SE, n = 7) of cells within the intramembranous region, along the edge of the periosteal callus. The iNOS signal in callus cells declined to an undetectable level on day 14. eNOS was detected during the middle stages (on day 7 and day 14) of fracture healing in cells lining the blood vessels and also in 49 ± 3% of cells in the chondral region. The bNOS signal was found to be increased at the later stages (day 14 and day 21) of fracture healing in 51 ± 3% of cells at the junction between fibrous tissue and cartilage within the fibrochondral region. In summary, the expression of NOS isoforms during fracture healing was time dependent and cellular distinctive.


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Robert Lynn O'Brien "OB", 67, of Titusville, FL, formerly of Minersville, PA passed away Monday, October 29, 2012. He was born August 30, 1945 in Pottsville, PA to James O'Brien and Alice Baumer O'Brien.
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Funeral Service will be held at 10:00 AM, Friday, November 9, 2012, at Newcomer Cremation and Funeral Service, 2400 S. Washington Street, Titusville. Interment will follow at Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL. On Saturday, November 10th, 12:00 PM, a memorial service will be held at the Fraternal Order of Eagles #3581 in Titusville.
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ZHENGZHOU, CHINA—Hilton Hotels & Resorts and Hilton Worldwide today announced the opening of Hilton Zhengzhou. The opening marks the first Hilton Hotels & Resorts property in Henan Province.
Situated in the center of Zhengzhou, the 39-story hotel features 448 contemporary guestrooms and suites and is operated by Hilton Worldwide and owned by Henan Sheng Long Real Estate Co. Ltd.
"As the capital city of Henan Province, Zhengzhou is not only enjoying rapid economic development, but, as the birthplace of Chinese civilization, is also establishing itself as one of China's top tourist destinations," stated Rob Palleschi, global head, Hilton Hotel & Resorts. "We look forward to offering travelers to this important gateway city the unparalleled service and amenities for which the Hilton brand is known around the globe."
Located in the city's central business district, Hilton Zhengzhou is only 30 kilometers from Zhengzhou International Airport and seven kilometers from Zhengzhou high-speed railway station, which provides access to nearby cities such as Beijing and Xi'an.
Hilton Zhengzhou features a broad range of modern amenities, including an in-room iPod docking station and WiFi access. In addition, Hilton Zhengzhou offers an indoor swimming pool and a spa center with a range of luxury treatments. The hotel also offers a pillarless ballroom with more than 2,000 square meters of meeting and banquet space and a conference service team.
"Hilton Zhengzhou is designed to bring world-class travel experiences to guests from China and around the world who visit this central Chinese region, by offering a world of unique design, state-of-the-art amenities and Hilton's unrivaled hospitality," stated Bruce McKenzie, SVP of operations, Greater China and Mongolia, Hilton Worldwide.
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|1. All in a Day's Work
|2. Saturday Morning
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Head Eel Mark "E" Everett purges his soul with a smile on Shootenanny!, as he delivers bursts of bittersweet wit and lighthearted drama. Unlike solemn 1996 epic Electro-Shock Blues and 2001s thorny Souljacker, E's songwriting here puts the emphasis on light melodies and clean pop craft. While his limber genre-jumping often earns comparisons to Beck, there's also some of Wilcos Jeff Tweedy in Es razor-burn voice. And though Shootenanny! isnt out on Yankee Hotel Foxtrots experimental ledge, it has a similar unruly twang that injects a dose of whimsy into soul-searching songs like "Love of the Loveless." "Wrong About Bobby," for instance, glides along on sunny, jangling guitars while E tries and fails to forgive a violent grudge. By mixing sweet with sour, E's warm and fuzzy mope rock sounds great whether it's blasting out of a convertible on a sunny day or playing in the background on a rainy night. --Matthew Cooke
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"All In A Day's Work" begins Shootenanny! with a slow snarl of an electric guitar before the ominous bass guitar and drums take over darkly marching towards E's distorted vocals. The disc's single, "Saturday Morning," ironically enough is the most typical EELS track on Shootenanny! with E's switch to an almost taunting falsetto on the chorus over Butch's pounding drums leading to a wall of distorted guitars. "Love Of The Loveless" and "Rock Hard Times" despite their titles are two of the album's most upbeat and best tracks.Read more ›
Every song has re-listening merit, from the grungy blues "All in a Day's Work" to E's traditional emotional-Pepto-Bismol closer, "Somebody Loves You". A personal favourite track of mine, and one that often receives the most vitriolic of compaints from reviewers, is "Fashion Awards". It's a wonderful satire, and, dammit, it sounds purdy too.
I love this album and you all should too.
For those of you out there who are big into the Eels like myself, I suggest going onto the website...and picking up one of their 2 live cd's they have out, if they are still available. Oh What A Beautiful Morning is the better of the two but I believe it is sold out. I would also like to suggest any discs by Fountains of Wayne, the Smiths, the Cure, Depeche Mode, or early Weezer (Blue album or Pinkerton). I have found that fellow Eels fans agree that these groups are liked by them as well.
Shootenanny! starts off with "All in a Day's Work," a grating piece lifted straight from the Mississippi Delta. Here E airs out his bum attitude right off the bat, transforming it into an Earl Hooker-type blues piece. "Saturday Morning" is a soulful rock anthem that takes a light trek through childhood, as E hearkens back to those long mornings filled with cartoons leading to even longer days that seemed to never end. "The Good Old Days" slows down the pace with a cheesy remembrance about, well, "the good old days" that most would scoff at, although it's passable here.
On the whole Shootenanny! is an amazing progression from the Souljacker. This is a comfortable album that you can dig your nails into without feeling your heart is getting left behind. Each song welcomes listeners with an old-school blues outline filled in with that rock we all thought was dead. The main funk base of E's sound remains consistent but is augmented with harder rock and blues elements, showing he is able to hold onto his signature sound while simultaneously twisting a piece of rose-colored glass into it.
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I liked the song Saturday Morning, and I read a couple of great reviews of this CD. But I hated this CD. Read morePublished on Aug. 17 2005
The songs are great, the lyrics are great, the album is great... just not as great as the others. All of their albums so far have received 5 stars by me, until this one. Read morePublished on June 7 2004 by Daniel Martin
With Shootenanny, E seems to have moved away from some of the tinker toy sound effects found on the first 3 albums and gone for what is essentially a bluesy rock vibe. Read morePublished on April 30 2004 by S. Addison Wilhite
I actually caught these guys singing live at a small, local bar. Kind of a shame. I mean everything from this album was pretty blah imo. Read morePublished on Feb. 8 2004 by Chris H
This is a rare artist where it's best not to decide which single album is best. Doing so only helps those unfamiliar with the artist decide which ONE album to buy. Read morePublished on Aug. 29 2003 by EBHP
I hate this type of comparison, but here goes: if you took Wilco, made a young Tom Waits their singer, and forced them to stick to more traditional Blues-based forms, you'd have... Read morePublished on Aug. 25 2003 by David Bradley
Is it the Eels' best? No.
So what? It's still great.
It's loose, it's fun, it still has plenty of moments of darkness .... Read more
I love the Eels and just cant get into this one. Verse-chorus-verse-chorus-chorus blah blah. I am not sure what happened here, but after the Souljacker master stroke, either the... Read morePublished on Aug. 14 2003
i'm admittedly biased towards eels songs that are quirky (eg-novacaine for the soul, i like birds, etc. Read morePublished on July 22 2003 by matthew hook
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The reality is 24 years of no viable antisense successful drug. The dark fiscal cliff is reality, Congress is not in reality. Hope you noticed the new CFO while the old one can sleep later. Did you buy more Vical ? How much will Vical out-perform Isis this year? Hopefully, certain Isis people will retire and let the stockholders reap the rewards... they have more than enough !!! : (
well if the little general as you say is on the path to retirement Lynn is not his replacement.
That would be a JOKE as she would last a nanosecond in the shark tank called the Street.
Lynn as CEO ...... the stock price would drop 20 points from todays closing price
I for one don't beleive loyalty is a reason to promote someone that is incompetant to hold the position.
Wow !!! Hope you didn't think she should be ! I'd like to explain as in the old days on what the truth really is with regard to that crew but Yahoo won't let me state the facts. It's called dark Crime Inc.
Ya ever hear from poor bosssco ? It was his case & elvis that made me feel so sorry for the investors caught over the decades. Oh well. How many Vical shares did you add ?
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You are just a bitter communist. Go take that massive brain, take an idea and form a public company. Suddenly, you would be selling your own stock. Funny, how the worm turns.
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Sonesta Posadas del Inca Miraflores - Lima, Lima
- Free breakfast and free WiFi
Main amenities
- 28 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Business center
- Airport shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
- Laundry service
- Multilingual staff
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Sonesta Posadas del Inca Miraflores - Lima, Lima
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- This hotel has 28 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 12 floors
- Check-in time starts at 1 PM
- Check-out time is Noon
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
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- Free breakfast
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- 24-hour room service
- Business center
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- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Elevator/lift
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Sonesta Posadas Inca Hotel Miraflores
- Sonesta Posadas Inca Miraflores
- Lima Sonesta
- Sonesta Lima
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- The national sales tax (18%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Peru regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying in the country for 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners who present a valid passport and Andean Migration Card (Tarjeta Andina de Migración) at check-in are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for PEN 130 per day
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of PEN 141.00 per vehicle (roundtrip)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good 3.9 /5 from 80 reviews
large rooms, nice restaurant but flimsy breakfast. overall tiny so easily full. mini fridge and some drinks. great bathroom amenities
Hotel perfectly situated in Miraflores. Confortable suite room. But all around services except cleanliness are not at the level of the hotel. Breakfast is poor and not well deserved. We had really better and personalized service at Sonesta Posadas del Inca in Cusco. We were expecting the same service level arriving in Lima.
Need better maintenance. Great location and good breakfas.
Its Miraflores. Its quiet Its in the center of everything! Easy mobility. Nearby supermarket.
Nice hotel, clean, safe and personnel is friendly and helpful. Well located , close to good restaurants and gift shops.
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