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Dinner in the Lafond Winery Back Patio. Delayed by a center divider fire on highway 101, with all traffic stopped in both directions, everyone arrived more than one hour late. Mirella, with the help of Pablo, prepared a delicious meal and with the wine flowing freely the pain was quickly forgotten.
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If you look at the image below, you'll see that I'm getting the iPhone version of Google on my Mac. If I refresh, it stays the same, but curiously enough, if I visit https://www.google.com (note SSL), it looks fine. If I do a search, it first takes me to the iPhone results, then upon refresh, it displays the normal results.
Things I have tried:
- Checked Useragent (this may actually be part of the problem... I had switched to iPhone useragent for something and then switched back, but I had visited Google in between)
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Anthony Morgan:
September 15, 2012 at 3:06 am
WTF his phone is horny.
Franklin Barger:
September 15, 2012 at 3:26 am
I really want to know how many times and why they've used the term "autoeroticasphyxiation"!
Robert Holland:
September 15, 2012 at 3:33 am
There is this thing in the settings where u can add words into someone's autofill. Someone obviously was playing a prank lol
Anders Schou Thomsen:
September 15, 2012 at 5:27 am
Pamela Knight:
September 15, 2012 at 5:34 am
I used to think smartphones were dumb, but now I believe they truly are smart. The multiple unwanted autocorrects have a tendency to match up nicely.
Jose Munoz:
January 7, 2013 at 11:31 am
Too. Funny. I laughed so hard reading this. Woke up the wife and she threatened to kick my ass. Totally worth it.
Dannielle Moe Dahl:
January 10, 2013 at 4:42 pm
This is bad...
Shacoria Robinson:
January 11, 2013 at 1:53 am
The autoeroticasphyxiation makes me think he really was going to a masturbate party.
Michael Matthew Maciolek:
January 12, 2013 at 4:53 am
These kinds are the best, like when something really long and off topic comes up. Lol.
Rebecca Hackler:
January 14, 2013 at 6:19 pm
Oh... God.... HAHAH! Golden!
Chandler Harris:
January 27, 2013 at 1:01 am
Auto erotic asphyxiation?
Megan Pentland:
March 19, 2013 at 1:32 am
epic. laughing so hard lmao.
Brandon Curp:
May 11, 2013 at 7:31 am
one of my favorites.
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Crawley Irish Festival 2015
This year's Crawley Irish Festival will showcase some great Irish entertainment, music, sport and dance. In its nineteenth year, the festival is a great family day out to enjoy live music, dance and entertainment for the whole family over the English Bank Holiday weekend. It's also a great opportunity to watch televised GAA sport and the event is absolutely free.
So keep Sunday 30 August 2015 free in your diary for Crawley's biggest Irish Festival ever, now at a new venue! Visit us from 12 noon at The Hawth Theatre Grounds, Crawley, West Sussex – just a short while from Gatwick Airport.
Live Music: The Music will showcase some of the biggest Irish acts from Britain and Ireland. Whilst the Trad Stage features the best traditional and folk acts from throughout the UK and Ireland. Full details are still to be confirmed.
Main Stage
MC – Gerry Molumby
- 1.30 – Strawdogs
- 2.30 – Opening Ceremony with Gerry Molumby introducing special guests
- 3.00 – John McNicholl
- 4.45 – Dun the Veil
TRAD Stage
MC Patrick O'Connell
- 12.00 NOON – Brogue Irish Folk
- 1.15 – Nuala Dalton (flute and vocals) and Friends. Ciaran Hanna on concertina, Chris McGuire on Box and Anthony McGrath on guita
- 2.30 – Irish Mist
- 4.00 – The London Lasses and Chris O'Malley
- 5-30 – Arís with Chan Reed on fiddle and vocals and Kevin Scanlon on guitar
CEILI Dance (in the Studio)
- 2.30 to 4.30 – with Tony Kearney
7 Hour Music Session (in the Bar Area)
- Celtic Crunch and Reel Strings provide the backbone to the music session together with acts from across the festival each proving 15-20 minute sessions throughout the day.
Live Dance: Irish Dance displays have always been popular at the festivals and the Open Dance Competition attracts competitors from all over the the world at the Irish Dance Stage.
Ceili Dancing Arena is always a focal point where newcomers are always welcome to join in. Watch out for the future members of Riverdance with dancing displays by local dance schools.
So enjoy a great day with some great entertainment.
Live Sport: GAA Sport also has an important role to play with live action being played out on the big screen right in the heart of Crawley.
Sport on the BIG SCREEN will show the All Ireland Football Semi-Final between Mayo and Dublin.
All-Round Family Fun: Families and children will be well catered for with stalls and an amusement area for all-round family fun.
Children are catered for in the festival play area, a fair, football, art, songs and storytelling with particular emphasis on Irish traditions and folklore.
Children's Entertainment: Running till 5.00 Children are catered for in the festival play area with a mini fair, football, art workshops, songs and storytelling by Deirdre O'Byrne with particular emphasis on Irish traditions and folklore.
And there's more:
- In the Tennyson Room, Prof Mary Hickman gives a talk on 'Ireland and its diaspora'.
- Celebrated photographer Gerry Molumby has a fantastic display of his Irish photos from all over.
- An Siopa… don't forget to call and stock up on your Irish Produce.
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Admission is the best value family day out in the southeast because it's absolutely Free! That's right, it's free. Nothing, nadder, zip!
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Artwork on display at Oconee library
Pat McClure and Donald Smith are displaying their paintings in the Oconee County Library auditorium during the month of November. Also, Frank White's wood carvings of Georgia wildlife are in the glass display cases and the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation is showing some pottery and other crafts made by its art students.
Youth Symphony to perform on Nov. 17
The Athens Youth Symphony and the Athens Philharmonia, both under the direction of Karl Schab, will present their fall concerts Nov. 17 at Hugh Hodgson Hall on the University of Georgia campus. The Athens Youth Symphony will be performing works by Brahms, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. Philharmonia will perform works by Mouret, Mussorgsky and Gliere. The concert is at 4 p.m. and is free to the public.
The Athens Youth Symphony and Philharmonia are comprised of elementary, middle and high school musicians from Oconee, Athens and surrounding counties.
Church hosts dinner
Mars Hill Baptist Church invites anyone interested in learning more about the church to an orientation dinner Saturday from 4:30-7 p.m. Reservations are required and may be made by Wednesday by calling (706) 548-6962.
Local woman to sing at brunch
Ronda Webb of Oconee County will sing for the Athens Area Christian Women's Club at their brunch at 9:45 a.m. Nov. 21 at the Georgian Hotel in Athens.
The program ''A Homemade Holiday'' will feature creative craft items, gift baskets and baked goods for sale. Cheryl Fowler Wilkes of Rockledge will speak. For a complimentary nursery with reservation by Nov. 17 call Denise at (706) 769-0133.
Flu shots ready at health office
Flu and pneumonia shots are available daily at the Oconee County Health Department. Flu shots are $15 and pneumonia shots are $18. Medicare and Medicaid are accepted and card must be presented at the time of service. Call (706) 769-3983 for more information.
Downtown shops hold Christmas event
Shops in downtown Watkinsville will be holding ''Watkinsville Christmas Wish List'' shopping days on Dec. 5, 12 and 19. Stores will be open from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. ''After shopping, take a break and enjoy a nice meal at one of our many fine restaurants. Bring the family and enjoy an old-fashioned Christmas in Watkinsville,'' urges Anita Rikli, tourism director for Oconee County. For more information contact Rikli at (706) 769-5197.
Page Turners to meet at library
Page Turners, a book discussion group that meets at the Oconee County Library, will read from the book ''My Family and Other Animals'' by Gerald Malcolm Durrell at its Nov. 18 meeting at 7 p.m. All book lovers are invited to attend.
Holiday Market is set for December
The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation's annual Holiday Market will take place Dec. 7-8 at the OCAF Center in Watkinsville. The event will feature for sale the works of more than 80 invited artists and crafts persons. Food will be available and musical entertainment is scheduled. Admission is $3 for adults and free for children.
New hours set for health service
The Oconee County Environmental Health Services located in the County Health Department changed its operating hours Nov. 1. The new office hours are 8:30-10 a.m. and the field hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday.
Appointments are available by request and can be made by calling (706) 769-3983. The new hours do not affect the regular Oconee County Health Department clinic hours.
Mars Hill plans several events
Mars Hill Baptist Church is now taking reservations for the Annual Youth Ski Retreat that will be Jan. 1-4 at Beech Mountain, N.C. The cost is $169 and includes lodging, lift ticket, ski rentals, most meals and a shirt. A $50 non-refundable deposit is due by Nov 15. For more info call (706) 548-6962.
Daniell House now available
The Oconee County government is now renting its historic Daniell House on hourly and eight-hour blocks. The house can be used for weddings, reunions or parties. For information contact the Eagle Tavern at (706) 769-5197.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, November 13, 2002.
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notme! replied to katesyl's topic in Gluten-Free Restaurantsalso: glutendude - i don't get it. shouldn't it be glutenfreedude? lolz i eat out few and far between. most of the times i've been glutened it's been eating out. this weekend i'm getting my bacon cheeseburger on at red robin i always get my 'good' waitress - lucky, i guess, paula takes good care of me and i will eat at bonefish but they have a limited 'safe' menu. look for places that have the 'GiG' training they know their stuff. mellow mushroom, melting pot, california pizza kitchen, pf changs are all supposed to be trained that way. they know to avoid cc and change their gloves, etc.
notme! replied to doomedbyceliac's topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchLOLOLZ!! but, dang, that was a Good Sandwich
notme! replied to katesyl's topic in Gluten-Free Restaurantsfind me gluten free has a gps feature - i use it when we are rolling down the highway if we are looking for a place to stop and eat while traveling. LOLZ i have every type/size cooler as well!! hey, cyclinglady, don't ya love this time of year - back to school LUNCHBOX CLEARANCE SALES LOLOLZ ima need a new pantry just for all my lunch coolers!!!!
notme! replied to absullivan6's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac Diseasei bring a cooler and usually make up a sandwich or two, depending on how long we will be traveling. those are all good ideas. a box of chex, maybe applesauce or snack pack puddings? and cheeeeese....
notme! replied to absullivan6's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac Diseasei was just up there (sparta/jefferson twp area) sooooo happy the rockaway mall has a red robin! yummmm! if you are in that area i know a bunch of places to eat but my kids are all grown (and live in tennessee) sorry :/ maybe ask your pediatric gi if there's a support/play group in the area? whereabouts are you?
notme! replied to SLLRunner's topic in Celiac Disease - Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptomsgood thing y'all can't hear me because i am screaming obscenities - sllrunner, you've done everything right!!!!!!!! i am truly starting to think that nobody is really taken seriously - ibs!!! i heard that for 25 years!!! doctors are either really, really stupid or this sort of DECEPTION is indeed encouraged by them!!! GRRRRRR!!!! i'm so sorry you're going through this!!! and: ps - anybody else told that the doctors 'discovered' when they did the endoscopy: "you have a hiatal hernia" i said i did not know that. "sure, do you have a lot of burping?" well, no, not really.... lo and behold, ever since then i have a lot of burping....... i'm fairly sure they caused it? i'm just curious because over the years i've just noticed many of us were told hiatal hernia.
notme! replied to sealy-yak's topic in Celiac Disease - Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptomsthe whole celiac/doctor issue is as frustrating as it is common, unfortunately my gp, who knows full well that i have celiac, tried to give me this new 'miracle drug' for ibs-d when i told him i was still having indigestion/inflammation for seemingly no reason. "it's expensive, but i have a coupon for the first month" O BOY LUCKY ME! i told him, ok, that i would try it. (i think i have an idea of what my problem is and i originally asked for something different to try to see if it would work. he didn't even know what it was) i'm not gonna try it. it's a narcotic, it has side effects i don't need or are the same as my symptoms. i'm gonna switch doctors. and switch doctors again and again until i find one that KNOWS MORE ABOUT THIS THAN ME. on top of that, they computerized all their records, which i have been going there for 20 years, ASKING WHAT I'M ALLERGIC TO! i said: umm, don't you have that in my MEDICAL RECORDS??!! well, we have your paper records. i said, i'm HERE. don't ya think ya shoulda pulled my file out?? i mean, y'all knew i was coming. you know, the appointment thing....... LOLZ yeah, i've been gluten free for 6 years, and this clown tells me 'you know, you can't drink beer' i said yes i can. he says no, you can't. i said why not? because of the alcohol, haha? no, because it has hops in it and if you're celiac, you can't have hops. i said it's BARLEY. O MY GOSH!!!!!!!!!!!! i said, you're the doctor. rolled my eyes and left. welcome to the board sorry for all the yelling, lolz.
notme! replied to TheBajan's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping With'cracker' barrel - you *are* new to this !! lolz - nothing with cracker in the name is good for us lolz - what i do when i can't get around going somewhere that there is absolutely nothing i can eat: eat before i go, order bottled water (or a glass of wine ) and go chat. nobody even blinks anymore (except the waitress sometimes haha) my first family reunion post dx i brought my own food to eat and my brother in law (the skeptic) asked me what would happen if i ate gluten right now. i was like: " nothing. meaning, i won't drop to the floor in convulsions. i won't have anaphylactic <however you spell it) shock. i will spare you the bathroom details. but in 24-48 hours i won't have the energy to get out of bed nor the fortitude to leave the house. it will affect my whole body." he just glared at me like i was a fraud, which pissed me off, so i told him another uncomfortable truth: "nickelback sucks" then we were both mad hahahaha seriously: my first restaurant visit with my in laws, my mil tried to feed me a cupcake (!) they have since chillaxed considerably. as for my kids, one is a type 1 diabetic and the other has rhuemetoid arthritis (dx'd at age 12!) so i just remind them that celiac and the g;f lifestyle is probably in their future so they better pay attention!!! (diabetes and r.a., as well as thyroid issues walk hand in hand with celiac) we all understand. we've all been there. you can do this. welcome to the forum and to the best club you never wanted to join ps - you think *you * were in denial?? that;s why my name is >notme" lolz
notme! replied to Nebraskamommy's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac Diseaseone of the kids on my grandson's ball team last year had celiac (grandson does not) so i got to be the keeper of the snack cooler - when the parents would volunteer to bring snacks, i would tell them: fine, but we need to keep this cooler gluten free (dye free, etc, whatever is your situation) and they did their best to comply. i always brought a ton of stuff and if i had to 'pull' a snack out of the mix, the contributing parent never noticed. this year, that particular child is not on our team, so let the cookies crumble, lolz - i just bring snacks for ME (j/k, i bring dubble bubble, seedless grapes, water and powerade - because i'm nice )
notme! replied to Jmg's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping Withmany of us know exactly how you feel. for twenty five years i was treated for many of the symptoms, as were you, but never presented the idea that all these things were related (and simply treated by the removal of the evil gluten) but, now, you have a new normal - do you think you are done evolving? you mustn't treat your SURVIVAL time (hey, you did it!!) pre diagnosis as wasted or lost time. i did that for quite a long time after my dx - i was angry, i was lost, i was singled out - why didn't these doctors do their job??!! but, i got a boost of, idk, pride? power? in the realization that i worked full time, raised 4 kids, pretty much by myself (husband is otr trucker) while being killed and tormented by an unknown glutenous villian!! YAY ME!!!!! i'm freaking tough, you're damb skippy i am!!! 'f' crusoe's boat, i swam the ocean with a cinder block tied to my ankle and i made it!!! a boat would've been easier... but, hey, when did i ever do anything other than the hard way lolz. also, consider that you are still recovering. i figure there was a long time things were getting damaged - it'll take some time to get everything back to good. i like your analogy, and it makes sense, but do not be mournful. it seems you are a deep thinker - find some things that make you 'simply' happy and go from there. i think once we quit gluten, certainly our brain must do some re-wiring i think we just get to know ourselves a little better when we are not constantly REacting because we must for our symptoms. lastly, i consider myself extremely lucky to be able to control my body (yayy!!) without always wondering why i feel so terrible all the time. there are good days and bad days, still, but think of all the poor souls who may never get a diagnosis or even get a clue celiac even exists (i know *i* never heard of it until i had it - the closely kept secret of the medical profession because they can't fix it with a pill $$) i feel sorry for those who will never give up the bread, even when they have a firm dx. sad. i worry about my blood relatives who feel crummy all the time, but won't even consider changing their diet. so, take heart! for us: every day's a picnic (literally. because we hafta bring our food everywhere, lolz) welcome to the forum
notme! replied to amywads's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking Tipsyes, no, yes, yes, yes, yes - just be careful (you are not asking if you can cook gluten-free pasta with regular pasta, correct? just breathing the steam won't make you sick. if you make something with regular flour and it gets in the air, it is possible to breathe it in and ingest it. but making sandwiches is ok (just use separate cutting board than your gluten-free one) in the beginning, i had a terrible habit of licking my fingers, so i wore plastic food handlers gloves until i got used to NOT licking my fingers. read this: deep breaths - you'll be ok. just takes some getting used to the 'new normal' welcome to the board
notme! replied to TheHusky's topic in Celiac Disease - Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptomsif i eat blueberries (not only do they not like me, but sometimes ya just gotta have a gluten-free blueberry scone!) they will make my poop green. <i hope my seven y.o. grandsons don't see me talking about poop, lolz
notme! replied to sella's topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)lolz sorry! i do wonder how many charges people pay without question!! not to mention, next time i go, i'm getting them to write down how many different labs/doctors/etc will be sending me a bill. last time i got, like, 6 bills for one procedure. i swear some of them just jump on the billing bandwagon....
notme! replied to sella's topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)i always figured it was attributed to vitamin/mineral malabsorbtion. if you've gone undiagnosed that long, you might be in the same boat. lolz, when i went to the emergency room, years and years ago, they told me my panic attack/vertigo/anxiety were caused by allergies. sent me to a specialist who told me the thing in my ears which allow fluid to flow freely between inner and middle ear were swollen and too small for the fluid to travel (?) so they dosed me up on allergy meds and sent me on my happy way. yeah, right. i had to have my boss pick me up for work every day for like 2 months before i got the nerve to drive again. driving in high altitudes are debilitating for me - i can not do it. i can take xanax if i wish to be a passenger (my husband, a professional driver, is so very patient with me, God bless him!) or if i hafta fly, yup, take a magic pill... i don't know if it will ever be back to 'normal' so i just do what i can to get around it.
notme! replied to sella's topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)after nearly 6 years gluten free, i still have some balance/anxiety/neuro issues. they're the last to leave the symptom party, i'm afraid. i attribute this to the years and years i went undiagnosed and untreated (25 years~! ) i don't have much faith in the medical field's intelligence or in their ethics. funny story: my obgyn bill had a charge on it that my insurance denied - $25.00 for 'smoking cessation intermediate 5-8 min' WHAAAAAT?! (the doctor said it would be a good idea if i quit smoking. i'm like 'no shit, sherlock') called the billing office and told them i'm not paying it. WHY? 1. do you have any idea how much money i would owe my dad????!!! 2. i don't smoke with my vagina. they took off the charge


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I have a form which i've modified that includes two fields that should use add_post_meta but are not working. I've used the code from this answer on stack exchange http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/11289/10413 that works. It create a post with tags and all the fields you see.
I then found this tutorial which had some sample code for adding post meta http://www.odharma.com/2011/01/how-to-create-data-entry-forms-for-wordpress-with-contactform7/
My code is below which is not working, the post is created but not the meta data from the two form fields I added
$new_post = array(
'post_title' => $title,
'post_content' => $description,
'post_category' => array($_POST['cat']), // Usable for custom taxonomies too
'tags_input' => array($tags),
'post_status' => 'publish', // Choose: publish, preview, future, draft, etc.
'post_type' => 'website' //'post',page' or use a custom post type if you want to
add_post_meta($new_post, 'custom1', $new_post['field-custom1']);
add_post_meta($new_post, 'custom2', $new_post['field-custom2']);
The two custom fields are called custom1 and custom2. How can I get these to post with the form?


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Im losing faith in my buddy. down 18% YTD....that dividend isnt going to cut it.
Oh well, another year in the books for traders investors. (puff cigar). good luck bud. 45 days to get in the green on CAT, i dont see it.
I did ok picked up 600 free share's of cat so far this year trading back and forth !
Most on this board took profits at least over 100 and started buying back much lower !
Cat being down for the year only means its got a screamer coming !
Hopefully going up !
2 days to go. can you make up that 10% loss for 2012? LOL
traders (greater than) investors.....yahoo is getting smart about storing data.


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Fixed PriceBudget: $75
Start DateFebruary 3, 2013
Please produce two excel files using databases.
Step 1)
Download the ".com" zonefile
www.dnsfan.com/com.zone.gz (Warning this file is HUGE! 1.9GB)
Create a sub-set database from this with every ".com" that contains the word "realty"
Step 2)
Download a database with all cities in the world along with population. (over 1,000 people)
http://download.geonames.org/export/dump/cities5000.zip (population listed)
http://download.geonames.org/export/dump/cities15000.zip (population listed)
Step 3)
Using both databases above, Break the "realty" list created from the first database into two separate excel files.
a) Exact match Geographic Locations.xls
COLUMN names City, Country, Region, Population, TotalCities, matches
For example Kirklandrealty.com matches "Kirkland" population 45,778
In the excel file put these three columns per city: "city, country, region, population"
Do not allow other characters in the city name, only {A through Z and hyphen}.
For cities that have special characters other than A through Z put three versions.
An example would be "rio de janeiro" put three rows:
No spaces version: Row 1) riodejaneiro, Brazil, "6,323,037"
Hyphen version: Row 2) rio-de-janeiro, Brazil, "6,323,037"
First word version: Row 3) rio, Brazil, "6,323,037"
An example for Marriott-Slaterville,UT would be
No spaces version: Row 1) marriottslaterville, USA, UT, "3,037"
Hyphen version: Row 2) marriott-slaterville, USA, UT, "3,037"
First word version: Row 3) marriott, USA, UT, "3,037"
Do not allow duplicate city names. Only allow one row per unique city name.
If there are two cities named moscow, please just list how many cities in the world have that same name in the TotalCities column. Combine populations in the population column.
SeattleRealty.com and RealtySeattle.com would only result in one row. However in demand column for Seattle you would put 2 rather than 1.
b) Not exact match.xls
COLUMN names Name, matches
Put "name" in a row, with no ".com".
Realty101.com and 101Realty.com would only result in one row. However in matches column for 101 you would put 2 rather than 1.
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Registration is now open for the 28th annual Bryan Adrian Summer Basketball Camp. Boys and girls ages 5 to 18 are elgible. There are overnight camps at North Carolina Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount from June 18-22 and Mars Hill College in Mars Hill from June 25-29. A day camp will be held at St. Ann's Catholic School in Charlotte from June 12-16. Included on the staff are J.J. Redick, Shelden Williams, David Noel, Ilian Evtimov, Donald Williams, and Jason Capel. For a free brochure call (704) 377-6387.
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In the last couple of weeks, I've not been able to bring up older images in my Media Library using the search feature. I'm only able to search on current images I've uploaded.
My blog: http://whitenoiseinsanity.com/
Do I need to do the first part of this instruction to fix it:
I don't dare delete the wp/includes or the wp/admin file. Is it safe to do? And is the answer to the problem my Media Library is experiencing?


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Slow Death is another term for the San Diego Area, named so because of the shitty punk scene.
I hate living in Slow Death.
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Aids..... When you get it you will slowly die.....
Jimmy wrapped his shit up, he isn't trying to get the slow death
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slow death can be used to as a reference to coffee.
She took a sip of slow death deathly through her lips.
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When i click on a image in my website, the lightbox opens with the title in the bottom of the image, but i wanna add the link of this image for my visitors could open it in a fullsize window.
Can someone help me please?
Thank you, and sorry for my bad english.


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Released: Sep 01st, 1996
Running Time: 84
Director: Paul Thomas
Company: Vivid Entertainment Group
Cast: Nikki Tyler, Jon Dough, Melissa Hill, Racquel Darrian, Bridgette Monroe, Madelyn Knight, Jessica James, Missy (I), Gerry Pike, Derrick Lane
Critical Rating: Not Yet Rated
Genre: Film
"Tame Tales" is more like it, with an over-abundance of dialogue and characterization that simply gets in the way of what action there is. Fortunately, the stellar cast and Vivid's typical high-end production values power this effort to a higher rating than the sex alone warrants.
Over the years, gorgeous Racquel Darrian hasn't exactly been the smut world's most incendiary performer. But in the opener, she comes alive, sucking and riding Jon Dough's and Derrick Lane's respective tools.
The most sparks, however, come in tale number three, which has Madelyn Knight donning a strap-on and drilling Darrian and Nikki Tyler. Alas, it passes all too quickly.


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Translation of alias in Spanish:
- 1 (Law) she traveled under an aliasviajaba usando un alias or bajo un nombre falsoExample sentences
- He held a United States passport and a South Carolina state identity card under the alias.
- The use of aliases and false identity documents represents only the simplest of measures and could be described as a reactive or defensive action.
- Vickery has done little to suggest he is the same man who once terrorised the fields of world rugby under the alias of Raging Bull.
- 2 (Computing)Example sentences
- This file contains a map of e-mail aliases to user names.
- Included attributes are e-mail addresses and aliases, special folders and signature preferences for Webmail.
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King Tut revisited
L.A. exhibit offers a contextual look at Egypt's boy pharaoh
Robert Noyce, Deseret Morning News
It's been almost 30 years since he returned to Egypt, living sequestered in the land of his birth and shrouded in mystery. But for the next two years he will travel to faraway lands and allow millions of fans to witness the return of the king.
Egypt's boy pharaoh, Tutankhamun, has returned to the United States on a four-city, 27-month tour starting in Los Angeles and ending in Philadelphia.
"Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs" opened June 15 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and will remain there until the middle of November.
The exhibit includes more than 130 objects that span 250 years. Only 13 of these artifacts are repeats from the last Tut tour in the 1970s, and most have never left Egypt before.
"We felt there was no reason to bring the same show twice. This is so different that it's not even a sequel," said Kathlyn Cooney, Stanford Egyptologist and LACMA co-curator.
These objects represent not only the riches of Egypt but also the transition of the empire's politics, art and religion, Cooney said. "This exhibit has a difference emphasis focusing on context rather than beauty and gold."
Not that the artifacts aren't exquisite. "We just hope that it's less about the stuff, and more about history and culture and what North Africa was about during the 18th Dynasty," she said.
Tutankhamun was a minor king who ruled at the end of Egypt's 18th Dynasty. He was born to the pharaoh Akhenaten and his secondary wife, Kiya, in 1343 B.C., at the height of the Amarna Age. During this time Akhenaten introduced a quasi-monotheistic belief system that replaced traditional religion. He was later declared a heretic, and records mentioning him and his successors, including those of King Tut, were destroyed.
Tutankhamun became pharaoh at age 9 or 10. He reigned for about nine years, restoring the religious and political order his father had temporarily destroyed. He died under mysterious circumstances in 1323 B.C. and was buried in a small, hastily constructed tomb in the Valley of the Kings, where he remained undisturbed for 3,300 years.
"Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs" includes 50 major objects excavated from Tutankhamun's tomb each has an individual story and historical significance.
Among the tomb's treasures are series of objects associated with the pharaoh's embalming. The highlight, said Cooney, is a Viscera Coffin that always draws a large crowd. It is one of four miniature coffins used to house King Tut's internal organs. The one on display in this exhibit held his liver.
The mini-coffin is an exact miniature of King Tut's famous golden funeral sarcophagus. People are surprised when they see the mini-coffin in person. The work on it is so fine and detailed that photographs of the canoptic jar easily trick people into thinking it's the full-size sarcophagus, Cooney said.
"It's funny because people are either really amazed because something so small is so exquisite, or they are really angry because it is so small." Because of conservation and security issues, the larger burial sarcophagus never has and never will leave Egypt, she said.
The final room of the exhibit highlights five items associated with Tutankhamun's mummy. Hundreds of articles ranging from jewelry to weapons were found placed inside the wrappings on King Tut's body. Among them was an informal crown featuring the protective figures of the vulture and cobra and a solid gold dagger strategically strapped to the thigh as an aid in fending off villains during the dangerous journey to the afterlife.
Other relics shed light on King Tut's divinity and daily duties.


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July 11, 2011 -- A special type of positron emission tomography (PET) scan may help detect the plaques in the brain associated with Alzheimer's disease, two new studies show. The studies are published in the Archives of Neurology. The special PET scans use radioactive tracers to highlight amyloid prRead Full Article
Protein Levels in Spinal Fluid May Spot Alzheimer's
June 22, 2011 -- High levels of a protein in the spinal fluid of older people with mild memory loss may help predict which patients will develop Alzheimer's disease, a study shows. The study by researchers at Germany's Technical University Munich looked at levels of amyloid precursor protein (APPB)Read Full Article
Diet Affects Markers of Alzheimer's Disease
June 13, 2011 -- Diets that are low in saturated fat and rich in carbohydrates that steady blood sugar and insulin can beneficially change levels of substances associated with the development of Alzheimer's disease, a new study shows. Such diets may also improve some measures of memory. "Diet can haRead Full Article
Gene for Alzheimer's Risk May Affect Brain Early
May 18, 2011 -- Young adults who carry a so-called Alzheimer's risk gene show disruption in their brains as early as their 20s, according to new research. Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles used a special MRI scan that maps brain connections to examine 398 healthy young adultRead Full Article
Memory Loss May Not Be Only Sign of Early Alzheimer's
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Alzheimer's Caregivers May Be at Risk for Dementia
May 13, 2011 -- Husbands and wives who care for a spouse with Alzheimer's disease or another kind of dementia may face an increased risk of mental decline themselves, a new research review shows. "It is incredibly ironic, but also, it makes sense," says study researcher Peter P. Vitaliano, PhD, an aRead Full Article
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Hundreds gather at Lake Eufaula to catch a glimpse of pure adrenaline.
The second annual Outboard Drag Boat Association "Racing on the Reservoir" featured racers from across the nation.
The two day boat race brought more than 700 people to the lake.
But, the buzz around the lake was about the only female racer in the competition.
"I have a lot of people who don't believe in me so I have to show them," says Natalie Hilbish from Demopolis, Alabama.
Organizers hope for a bigger and better race next year with more entertainment for women and children.
For more information about the race and results visit www.racingonthereservoir.com.


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Sunday, June 30th marks the beginning of the end…for Dexter, that is.
Surely you know all about the popular Showtime series. That is, unless you don't have the cable channel, haven't checked your Facebook news feed on a Monday morning during the fall season in the last few years, or have been living under a rock.
The series follows the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter expert/father/serial killer of serial killers. It's the kind of show that actually makes you root for the "bad guy" and hope that he never gets caught.
The last seven seasons have been full of twists and turns, amazing surprises, and an ever-changing storyline that has kept viewers hooked. We've seen him murder his own long-lost, biological brother (the Ice Truck Killer), pretend to be someone he's not to get into a serial killer's inner circle, fall in love, lose that said love at the hands of a brutal murderer, become a father, go to and from work each day and try to cover up the fact that the guy they are looking for is actually him, and so much more.
If you're gearing up for Season 8, which also happens to be the show's final season, yet have missed some or all of Season 7, then you might want to read on.
So much went on during the season that it would take forever to get through it all, but here are some of the highlights:
Season 6 ended with Deb seeing Dexter kill Travis Marshall, so fans couldn't wait for 7 to start to see her reaction. Well, considering she was looking for Dexter to tell him she's in love with him (her adopted brother!!) the sight definitely killed her buzz.
Now that she knew his secret, she pulled away from him while trying to wrap her head around the revelation. She also went to his apartment and found all of his paraphernalia, which made her decide that it would be her mission to keep him out of trouble and stop his dark extra-curricular activities.
Dexter spent a lot of the season trying to break free of Deb's tight grasp, managing to start and keep up his relationship with Hanna McKay and also continue his, um, work.
Speaking of Hanna—she tried to eliminate Deb, which didn't work and just pissed off Dexter.
He didn't kill her, but she ended up in jail after it came to light that she had been a willing participant in murders that occurred years ago.
In the first episode, LaGuerta stumbled across quite a surprise at the Travis Marshall crime scene—a blood slide that made her think that the Bay Harbor Butcher was actually still out there and at work. She spent the season trying to prove that the Butcher is still out there and may actually be Dexter.
And what did all her efforts get her? Killed—by Deb!! A season finale shocker that no one saw coming!!
Quinn got himself in with the wrong crowd, Batista left the force to run his own restaurant, Masuka was still trying to get a date, and Dexter continued to speak to his dead father.
Season 8 will definitely be awesome. We'll get to see how the relationship between Dexter and Deb pans out, if Hanna manages to come back and take care of her loose ends, if a new killer must be taken out, and so much more.
But, the biggest question that will hopefully be answered is if Dexter will get caught or will manage to allude the law for good.
Don't forget to tune in this Sunday at 9pm.
Valerie Schirmer is a freelance writer/editor who has written about a wide variety of topics for newspapers, magazines, and websites. She currently resides in South Jersey with her husband, daughter, and a crazy dachshund.
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I'll admit it. Last year, I purchased a Sixers partial game plan with a friend of mine. Today, my friend received this email in regards to their upcoming season.
The Sixers have left the fans of this city in the dark in regards to every move associated with this franchise, but they don't forget to send partial season ticket plan notices for their hopeless basketball team. Yes, technically they're a business and I get that, but man....
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This past Monday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie ordered flags in the state to be lowered in honor of late Sopranos star James Gandolfini, who died suddenly last week of a heart attack at age 51.
Now I must admit, I was an avid Sopranos watcher. His show is still one of the most beloved of all time. Gandolfini is a Jersey native who graduated from Rutgers. I get it.
But I don't get why flags have to be lowered for him.
I said the same thing last year in regards to Whitney Houston's passing last year. Now sure, Houston's track record was way spottier than Gandolfini's, but it has nothing to do with how these celebrities died.
What about police officers killed in the line of duty? What about all the soldiers who've lost their lives over the last ten years fighting a war that we still primarily don't know the main reason why we were even fighting. What about public officials who are trying to make a difference in the community or beyond. That right should be truly reserved for them. Personally, I think this cheapens this honor. Stepping in front of a microphone or camera and memorizing lines doesn't warrant such a prestigious honor.
And as great an entertainer as he was, chances are Gandolfini would agree.
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Want to support the improvement of Philly public schools? The Philadelphia Public School Notebook, the city's education newspaper, will hold its end-of-school-year celebration on Tuesday, June 11, from 4:30 to 7 pm at the University of the Arts. For details, call 215-951-0330 ext. 2144 or visit thenotebook-dot-org-slash-celebration (thenotebook.org/celebration)
Philadelphia Public School Notebook's end-of-school-year celebration will be held Tuesday, June 11, from 4:30 to 7 pm at the University of the Arts (Hamilton Hall) at 320 S. Broad Street. Proceeds from the event help the Notebook, a non-profit newspaper dedicated exclusively to improvement of the Philadelphia public schools, to continue turning the page for change. For details, call 215-951-0330 ext. 2144 or visit thenotebook-dot-org-slash-celebration (thenotebook.org/celebration)
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For the first time, people in the Philadelphia area wanting to get the inside scoop on how to succeed in the TV business can go to a camp and learn from people who are on the air right now!
The Serio-Vargus Broadcasting Camp will be taught by Fox 29 weather anchor Sue Serio, along with former Fox 29 sports anchor Bill Vargus.
They have guest instructors lined up, too- including Fox 29 personalities Mike Jerrick and Kacie McDonnell. Jerrick, of course, has done it all during his career, including co-hosting his own national show, "Mike and Juliet" on the Fox network.
McDonnell, on the other hand, will just be celebrating her 23rd birthday the day of her appearance, but that should help her relate to many of the campers who are in college and wondering what it's like when you first start out in TV.
We'll also have:
-Scott Graham, the voice of NFL Films and Papa John's commercials, to help explain the use of voice in radio, TV, and voiceover work;
-Kathy Gerrow, the Assistant News Director at NBC10 who has held just about every position imaginable in a TV station
-Actor Brian Anthony Williams, who was in the TV show "The Wire" and countless feature films, to help explain some acting principles to improve on-camera performance; and several others.
The camp runs for one week (July 29th to August 2nd) and will be held at Villanova University. On the final day, we will meet at a studio to record demos for all of the campers.
The website for more info and to sign up is www.broadcastingcamp.com.
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As I sit typing this latest column, I look up at my reflection in the window and see my hair frizzing to oblivion. Yup, it's official - we've just done a cannonball into another outrageously humid summer.
Honestly, I love it. The trees are green and gorgeous, flowers are blooming and the industrial-strength weeds covering my yard are so lush that (when just mowed) my lawn looks worthy of a Masters Tournament (insert polite, muted golf clapping here…).
Best of all, now is the time you can put some fabulously frugal summertime moves into play that will save your household big money (and reduce big-time stress) in just a few months time.
(1) Start walking - No more excuses, it's time to get moving. The weather is too gorgeous to enjoy it by looking out the windows. It's time to get out there for a well-deserved stroll. Your health, wellness and stress levels will thank you for it. If you're working in an office, walk to your local eatery for lunch, or just put that mid-day break to good use with a healthy stretch - just get outdoors and get that oxygen pumping. Better yet, "forget" your cell phone at your desk and take some time just for yourself. For those working at home, take a half-hour out with the kids and head to the nearest park. If your kids are anything like mine, they'll sleep like a rock that night.
(2) Start using the grill – If it's heating up outside, it's heating up doubly-fast in the kitchen. Bake one batch of cookies for your kid's class and suddenly your kitchen feels like it's 20 feet from the surface of the sun. If one of your summertime goals is to reduce your air conditioning bills, do as much cooking outdoors as you can.
Practice safe grilling (of course) and put your imagination to work on fun items you may never have thought to cook on your grill! Philly2Philly readers have emailed me fabulous grilling tips (many gleaned from imaginative cooking techniques created during last year's Hurricane Sandy power outage) that include boiling water for ice tea, boiling eggs, making toast, cookies and brownies, boiling noodles, scrambling eggs in a frying pan directly placed on the grill surface, etc. Basically, I realize now that anything short of a soufflé can be done with your outdoor grill. Gotta love it.
(3) Start scouting out flea markets and garage sales – This tip is two-fold. If you have things that you need in your home (clothes for growing kids, items for your house), start checking out your local garage sales and flea markets – they could have just what you need for a fraction of retail. Same goes for Craigslist – 'tis the season for organized people to get their houses cleaned out and their hundreds of unwanted items online and ready for you to grab for 95% off. On the flip side, if you're looking to create a bit of additional income this summer, give some thought to snagging a booth at your next local flea market or holding a garage sale of your own. You empty the house of everything you've outgrown, someone else benefits from it – everyone's a winner.
Here's to another money-making, money-saving summertime!
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Philly2Philly.com's Joe Vallee, Ryan Downs, Matt Goldberg, and Billy Vargus stopped by SportsRadio 94WIP Tuesday morning to talk to Angelo Cataldi, Rhea Hughes, Al Morganti and Ben Davis about their book, "A Snowball's Chance."
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If the trailer for the new Julius Erving documentary "The Doctor" is as good as all the hype surrounding it, this should be one very compelling hour and a half of television.
Judging by the footage, the film will apparently chronicle Erving's rise to prominence in the ABA as well as his career with the Sixers. Compared to other NBA greats, the former 76er has basically strayed from the limelight after his retirement, but he's certainly dealt with his share of battles off the court since playing his last game in 1987. The trailer shows him visiting a gravesite, which presumably might be that of his late son, Corey, who died in 2000.
In an era dominated by Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, Dr. J's high flying theatrics helped bring the NBA to prominence. Sure, he didn't win the same number of titles that Johnson (5) and Bird (3) did, but there was only one Dr. J. Hopefully this documentary gives him even more of the praise he justly deserves.
The 90-minute documentary will air between Games 2 and 3 of The Finals on Monday, June 10, at 9 pm on NBA TV. Chances are the archived footage will be the only time you'll see a Sixer playing in the NBA Finals for a long time.
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Here is my FB post from last night: So Julia is taking chorus in our PUBLIC school. She shared with me one of the songs they are learning last night - "Halelu, halelu, all the people of Bethlehem sing Haleleu to the newborn king." I am not amused.
As expected, some of my religous friends came out of the woodwork to say that they think it is great & that you should expect that in a Christmas concert. (Commence smacking head against wall.) There shouldn't BE a "Christmas" concert in a public school. When she signed up, it said there were 2 concerts - winter & spring.


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Adding a second or third monitor to your computer can help to significantly increase productivity by making it easy to switch between open applications and keep an eye on several programs at the same time. Other then requiring a dualhead or second graphics card, Windows has no additional requirements if you want to use multiple monitors, but support for two or more displays does not really extend much beyond expanding the desktop to span all available monitors.
Install DisplayFusion and you will be provided with a number of additional features and options including the ability to use one large wallpaper to span multiple monitors, or to use difference backgrounds for each. Program titlebars can be furnished with extra buttons including quick links to move a given window to another monitor.
There are also pre-defined keyboard shortcuts that can be used to move windows, tile them or span them across all available monitors. These might sound like small enhancements to bring to a multi-monitor computer, but after spending just a few minutes working with these additional options, you will quickly discover just how useful they are.
Upgrade to the Pro version of the program and even more extra options are available. You can view a copy of the Windows taskbar on each monitor and opt to display only taskbar buttons relating to the programs that are running on a particular monitor. Desktop backgrounds can be pulled in from Flickr and rotated on a schedule, and program windows can be automatically snapped to the edges of other running programs. You can also customise keyboard shortcuts to suite your requirements.
DisplayFusion 7.3 highlights include:
- Fixed an issue with some Steam license keys and 30-day trial keys
- Fixed an issue where newly pinned items on the DF taskbar wouldn't launch
- Fixed an issue in Windows 10 where auto-hide taskbars on the left or right side opened underneath applications
- Fixed an issue where the taskbar buttons were too tall in Windows 7 with the Classic theme
- Fixed an issue that caused Chrome incognito windows to open blank
- Fixed an issue with the positioning of the StartIsBack menu when the Start button is on the right-side
- Added a desktop context menu entry for pausing/unpausing wallpaper changes
- Added an Advanced Setting to disable the new loading screen
- Added an Advanced Setting to disable the TitleBar Button tooltips
DisplayFusion brings a host of extra feature to users of multiple monitors - features it could be argued should have been built into Windows as standard.


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Released: May 09th, 2008
Running Time: 166 Min.
Director: Joey Silvera
Company: Joey Silvera Video
Distribution Companies: Evil Angel
DVD Extras: Biography(ies), Cumshot Recap, Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s)
Cast: Fernanda Borra, Aiden Starr, Leticia Vlask, Carmen Cruz, Ana Julia Joli, Yasmine Lee, Paulo Machy, Tony Lee (II), Little Billy, Anita (I), Agatha Rangel, Others
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Trans
Joey Silvera seems to know an endless supply of sexy she-males willing to share intimate moments featuring their impressive unmentionables coming into repeated contact with the unmentionables of others.
Yasmin Lee starts things off teaching supposedly trans-virginal Little Billy how to suck eggs — erm ... cock. He catches on quick and soon enjoys her cock and her nightstick up his ass.
When Anita's boyfriends get sick of their console games, they wake up all-girl Agatha Rangel and have a fun-filled fourway. Aiden Starr has been with a she-male before, but probably not one like Carmen Cruz, who winds up on the business end of Starr's strap-on.
Bad girl Fernanda Borra enjoys slave boy Tony Lee's favors before he shoots cum across her face, Paulo Machy seems into Leticia in more than one way, and then helps exercise goddess Ana Julie Joli work out her genital kinks.
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"Its not True Blood or Blade but it does sparkle... "
Hancock (2008)
"Video movie review for Hancock. Its just OK. Wait for the DVD or go to a matinee. "
Get Smart (2008)
"Nice blend of action and comedy, a little long but big laughs "
The Love Guru (2008)
"Suggestive dirty, you see some jokes coming a mile away but I still laughed out loud. Very funny. "
Dollar for the Dead (1998)
Vivid (1999)
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999)
Sweethearts (1997)
You've Got Mail (1998)
Door to Door (2002)
Freaky Friday (2003)
Disturbing Behavior (1998)
Daredevil (2003)
"Dark, Gritty and action packed. "
City by the Sea (2002)
"One of the best films of the year. "
Waking Ned Devine (1998)
Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
"Austin Powers for the most part is extremely funny, the first part making up for any flaws that come later. "
Signs (2002)
"Don't even bother settling into your seat because you will spend the entire film on the edge of it. "
Stuart Little 2 (2002)
""the kids will love it and the parents will be happy and amused at this good solid family film" "
Notting Hill (1999)
The Insider (1999)
The Patriot (1999)
Mr. Deeds (2002)
"Mr. Deeds is sure to give you a lot of laughs in this simple, sweet and romantic comedy. "
Bad Company (2002)
"Never really funny and falling just short of exciting, Bad Company is just ok for an action flick. "
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Insomnia (2002)
Enough (2002)
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Recent and Ongoing Projects
Peru has hosted 14 NPGH Fogarty Fellows since 2012, who have studied a wide range of topics. Many have focused on neurological disorders, such as TB meningitis, neurosyphilis, and the genetics of Parkinson's Disease, but others have worked on preventative health care to improve breast cancer screening and reduce diarrhea among children in the Amazon. 2014-2015 Fellow Valerie Cortez wrote about her fieldwork experiences for our newsletter. You can also read more about UW mentor Joseph Zunt.
Collaborating Institutions
Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (UPCH) is a private non-profit university founded in 1961 with 8 schools providing undergraduate and post-graduate education in medicine, dentistry, public health, nursing, sciences and philosophy, veterinary medicine and zoology, psychology, and education. The School of Public Health (FASPA) at UPCH was founded in 1998 and is the only School of Public Health in Peru. Dr. Patty Garcia, a prior UW AIRTP trainee, is currently serving as Dean. FASPA's mission is to generate, apply and disseminate knowledge relevant to health promotion, disease prevention and treatment in human populations. FASPA has played a prominent role in training public health officers of the Peruvian Ministry of Health and other official institutions that develop and implement public health policy. The School provides a series of master's degree programs, diploma and certificate courses and continuing education in health and health administration in Lima and several provinces.
In the past 15 years, 91 Peruvian Trainees have received public health and biomedical ethics training at the UW, including 21 MPH or PhD degrees, with over 100 joint publications. All have returned to work in Peru in academia, governmental and nongovernmental organizations. Reciprocally, UPCH has trained more than 30 UW medical and public health students through the Fogarty Multidisciplinary International Research Training (MIRT) program and Fogarty International Clinical Research Scholars and Fellows Program. These training collaborations have resulted in the development of joint UW-UPCH research projects on HIV, STIs, TB, HPV and reproductive tract infections (RTI), and research training grants – including an ICOHRTA-AIDS/TB award, a FIRCA award, an NIH CIPRA award, two Frameworks in Global Health awards, a Bioinformatics award, a GRIP award and a Wellcome Trust-funded urban community randomized trial in 20 Peruvian cities.
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos:
The Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (UNMSM) was founded in 1551 and is the oldest and largest public university in South America. Funded in part by the Fogarty International Scholar infrastructure awards, Dr. Jorge Alarcón, past Dean of the School of Public Health and current Director of UNMSM's Insituto de Medicina Tropical (IMT), has developed a multimedia classroom and epidemiology website that serves as a repository for educational materials for clinical research methods and analysis, a point for training and communication for epidemiologists throughout Peru, and a data collection site for studies of HIV and STD in pregnant women. The renovated wing includes working space for the UW-Peru Global Health Fellows and Scholars and Peruvian epidemiology students. In addition to the Epidemiology Section, the IMT has laboratories and clinical space for research and clinical studies in parasitology, bacteriology, virology retrovirology, and immunology.
UNMSM has hosted a UW Fogarty International Scholar each year since 2004. San Marcos has a long history of training the nation's epidemiologists and has continuing education programs for epidemiologists working for the Ministry of Health in all departments of Peru. In addition, UNMSM receives funding from the Global Fund for prevention of maternal-child transmission of HIV and is the major site for an NIH-funded study of HTLV infection in blood donors. With the largest Peruvian network of medical subspecialty training programs, and as the largest public university in Peru, UNMSM offers a wide variety of mentoring and clinical research training opportunities in multiple potential disciplines. UMN has an NIH-funded multi-center study on the pulmonary complications of HIV in Peru. Partner centers include ACISE, HNERM, and HNGAI.
Asociacion Civil Impacta Salud y Educacion:
The Asociacion Civil Impacta Salud y Educacion (IMPACTA) was established in 2000. IMPACTA is an NGO founded by former UW AIRTP trainee, Dr. Jorge Sanchez, to perform HIV and STD research in Peru. Dr. Sanchez received NIH funding to establish an IMPACTA Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) with 9 Clinical Research Sites in Peru. These sites are supported by the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN), HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN), Microbicide Trials Network (MTN), and the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG). IMPACTA also collaborates on the Fogarty-funded Andean CIPRA, the ICOHRTA-AIDS/TB, INSIGHT, and several other NIH-funded projects. The IMPACTA Laboratory has over 2,400 square feet and is equipped to serve both HVTU and HPTU projects, with capacity to perform cultures, HIV and HSV-2 screening by ELISA, HIV detuned ELISA, Western blot confirmation, CD4 count and viral load.


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[Review] 30081 Skeleton Chopper
Posted 27 March 2011 - 06:08 AM
Set Name: Skeleton Chopper
Set Number: 30081
Parts: 41
Figs: 1
Product Link: TRU
This small set caught my eye on the shelf at Toys R Us. I found out later it is being used as a giveaway with a minimum purchase (I think $20) of Ninjago products. I paid MSRP less 10%.
This is my first Ninjago purchase. The decision was chiefly based on some of the tantalizing new parts in a relatively cheap little package. Look at that weird little bracket. That has some definite uses swimming around in my mind.
The design is pretty straight forward.
It's good to see the continued use of purple as well as the old style rotor base, still useful after all these years.
The four long bones are relatively cool. I'm sure I'll find a use for them en masse, in spite of their specialization.
Overall Conclusions:
Design - 4/5: If you set out to build a backpack mounted helicopter for a skeleton warrior, this is the design you'd get, give or take, 9 times out of 10. That having been said, I'm not sure how much sense a helicopter with bones for rotors makes. Oh well.
Minifig - 2/5: I'm not sold on the need for a redesign of the skeleton torso. The booted feet don't make much aesthetic sense. I understand their need to clip into the spinjitsu base, but they look awkward on a skeleton. Now, as an architectural element...
Price - 5/5: Anything less than $.10 a piece these days gets my vote.
Playability - 5/5: What's not to love about the swoosh-ability of a tiny helicopter?
Parts - 4/5: Everything here is useful, from the purple fins to the awkward feet, and everything in between.
TOTAL: 20/25... Not bad at all.
Posted 27 March 2011 - 10:19 AM
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Lord Kenneth Valise, Level 1 Knight, 28yrs old human
Power: 4 Health: 10/10 Gold: 10
Inventory: One potion, a Greatsword (WP: 3) and a Shield (SP: 2)
Posted 29 March 2011 - 04:20 AM
Good review though. XD
Posted 29 March 2011 - 04:17 PM
The part of the new skeleton design I most dislike is the waist/hip area of the new torso. The upper torso may be awfully stylized, but so was the more rounded ribcage of the older skeletons. And the new one has the advantage (probably one of the reasons it was designed, actually) that armor and other neck accessories aren't as loose on it. Overall, though, the hips bother me because they are too rounded compared to both the rest of the skeleton (which is mostly angular in design, with only a few cylinders breaking up the straight lines of the design) and the classic minifigure it's based on. I much prefer the simpler design of the older skeleton's hip area, even if it looks less realistic (or perhaps because it does).
Thankfully, the new skeleton still fulfills what I consider the most important task of a LEGO skeleton design: it largely fits inside the "skin" of a regular minifigure.
Anyway, this set looks like a great way to get a hold of some of the new Ninjago parts used in skeleton vehicles. Great review!
Posted 29 March 2011 - 06:37 PM
Murdered Day 8 as former Armed Forces member and Spider ward member Dudley Eisenhower in Def's Doctor Bloodbrick's Asylum.-Insane
Thank you Jebediahs for that great paper doll!
Died as Congressman Aide Maxwell Touns in Bob's Red Scare Mystery-Town
Died as Pub Owner Mrs. Le Goninja in Def's The Coming Darkness-Town
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Currently playing as the 40 year old teller Richard Sexton in Hinckley's Red Moon Two!
Posted 29 March 2011 - 09:13 PM
Pretty simple set and build. Thanks for the review!
Raven Ashcroft, 18 years old male human Rogue
Level 2
Power: 8 (2+6)
Health: 8/8 (7+1)
Gold: 10Equipment: Hollow Dagger (WP: 6, hollow)
Inventory: Main Gauche (WP: 3), Wrench (WP:3, target's level -1, throwing weapon), Potion, Water Bomb, Lightning Bomb, Venom, Deadly Venom
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Posted 10 July 2012 - 11:37 PM
This is a decent little polybag with a lot of nice pieces. The figure is great too.
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Posted 11 July 2012 - 10:18 AM
Javert, on 10 July 2012 - 05:58 PM, said:
Me too :D
Not sure how long it will take to get here but it'll be a nice suprise for my kid.
Thanks for the review.
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Welcome Dr. Josie Reynolds and her husband Joe to the area. The couple are volunteers for the Blue Mountain Project stationed at Hagley Gap, a small community just a short drive up the mountain from Lime Tree. They recently arrived from the UK and after settling in came over to introduce themselves. The BMP
We recently added a new roof to one of our Blue Mountain cottages named 'Wind' at Lime Tree Farm, apart from looking more "Alpine" the new roof keeps the cottage cooler in the hot weather & stops the water soaking through the hurricane proof slab top during wet periods. With over 1500 screws & bolts
Last week at daybreak, the inhabitants & guests of Lime Tree Farm were woken early by Alex my son - great excitement our goat was about to give birth
After 6 weeks of Blue skies, temperatures in the 90s & no rain, we can safely say we are in a drought! That might not be as bad as it sounds
Due to hurricane season, the need for some paintwork & a break we've decided to close for the month of September.
If you feel like spending our winter with us sipping freshly squeezed oranges & watching the hummingbirds feed contact
We are delighted to be able to announce the Christmas Wedding of Mr & Mrs Mark Rhodes here at Lime Tree Farm. Mark & Nicky were married on the lawn of Lime Tree Farm in front of a moddest crowd of about 25 people on Christmas Eve 2008. Mark & Nicky have been coming to
The completion of a new room with a view to die for of Blue Mountain itself & the Cedar & Yallus Valleys Jamaica
For many years I've wanted to find & hike the Yallus River Trail, this trail runs from below Hagley Gap high in the Blue Mountains to the town ofYallus on the south coast of Jamaica, it was constructed sometime around the 1950's as a donkey road to get coffee upriver to Mavis Bank Factory &
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Released: Nov 01st, 2004
Running Time: 100
Director: Andrea Nobili
Company: Pink'O Enterprise
Cast: Natalka Stefanenko, Christoph Clark, Remigio Zampa, Franco Trentalance, Andrea Nobili, Fanny Bravo, Leslie Taylor, Marie Anne, David Perry, Denis Marti, Kate Mors
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
Good-looking Italian babes doing anal is the selling point.
Fanny Bravo's got quite an imagination as she walks around the city window-shopping - everything she sees, it seems, reminds her of people having sex – and most of it's anal!
Fanny's own scene is arguably one of the best. She models clothes for Denis Marti, David Perry and Remigio Zampa, and before you know it, she's riding one's cock in reverse cowgirl while sucking the other guys' cocks, then essaying three anal scenes before the inevitable d.p.
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Customer Engagement: U-Pick Harvest Club at Suzie's Farm
The people of Suzie's Farm, diversified organic growers in San Diego, have explored many ways to connect their customers to the farm and the good food growing on the farm. They offer regular farm tours, a CSA program, strawberry U-Pick days, farm dinners and other events. About a year ago, farm manager Lauren Gagliano Saline and her staff noticed that some of their customers wanted more chances to get their hands dirty, maybe to harvest their own CSA.
Suzie's staff tried an open vegetable U-Pick, letting customers pick vegetables from the fields. That didn't work out so well. Many people didn't know how to walk in the fields without trashing the beds, and didn't know how to harvest the different crops, and the random picking adventures tied up staff time. So Lauren and the team created a guided U-Pick option, and the U-Pick Harvest Club was born.
Now about fifty U-Pick Harvest Club members pick their own CSA every week. They join and prepay for four, eight, sixteen or more "picks". Each "pick" is a varying list of eight items with a set quantity of each item, designed to be approximately equal to a CSA share. Harvest Club members are told the times each week that they can pick their shares, on Tuesday, Saturday or Sunday. The picking times are when farm staff are leading their regular farm tours, so Harvest Club members join any of the tours and are supervised in their picking by the tour leaders. Of course they are not charged for the tour, which usually costs $10 per person.
One advantage the U-Pick Harvest Club members enjoy, an option not available to regular CSA members, is the chance to customize their pick. Rather than picking a set amount of each of the eight items, they are allowed to substitute more of one crop if they prefer. For example, they can pick eight melons one week if melons are one of the listed items, and take none of the other things on the list. And some people, Lauren explained, just prefer to pick that perfect bunch of kale. Harvest club members are also allowed to bring along up to three people to "help" them pick; which includes the free farm tour.
The first year of Suzie's U-Pick Harvest Club has been a success, seeing steady growth and renewals for the second year. For more information, see Suzie's Farm website.
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Teachers observe next generation science in action on Kearney tour.
Third grade teachers from around California toured UC ANR Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center (KARE) Center July 21 during a week of Next Generation Science Standards training in nearby Reedley sponsored by the K-12 Academy and WestEd.
Led by Chuck Boldwyn, KARE superintendent of agriculture, tour stops highlighted the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) weather station, sorghum deficit irrigation trials, and how a soil weighing lysimeter measures tree and vine crops water use.
Boldwyn encouraged teachers to subscribe to California Agriculture journal. Readers in the United States can subscribe for free. Published by the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR), the quarterly peer-reviewed journal reports on research, reviews and news of California's agricultural, natural and human resources. Content can be easily understood by non-specialist readers. International subscription rates are $24 a year, or $20 a year for two years or more.
Khaled Bali, UC Cooperative Extension specialist in statewide irrigation water management at KARE, explained at the weather station how the data is used for irrigation management decisions. CIMIS was developed in 1982 by the California Department of Water Resources and UC Davis. One of the first CIMIS weather stations to be put into use is still located at the UC ANR West Side Research and Extension Center in Five Points.
At a stop in a peach orchard, teachers were surprised to learn of the large weighing lysimeter just below their feet. Basically, a lysimeter is a large "flower pot" measuring 6.5 feet wide by 13 feet long by 6.5 feet deep that rests on a sensitive balance-beam weighing scale in an underground chamber. Why would you want to measure soil weight? Short-term soil weight loss is almost entirely due to water evaporation through leaves or from the soil surface. When a specific threshold is exceeded, the crop is automatically irrigated. The orchard lysimeter has also been used to study the effects of water stress on tree water use. Two lysimeters were constructed at KARE in 1986. The second lysimeter is located in a vineyard.
Comments from teachers recognized the value of the agricultural science research underway at KARE.
"I was not aware of all the research that is going on in ag."
"A great tour. I hope the Reedley teachers take advantage of having the Kearney Center so close to them."
"It was amazing to see the concepts we have been learning put to work."
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Lessons from six California soil care farmers.
Despite the growing interest in soil health in many parts of the country, the notion hasn't captured the imagination of most farmers in California. The Golden State's lackluster attention to soil care is likely due to "phenomenal yield increases over the past several decades, the sheer diversity of cropping systems, and widespread perception that California's environment and crop production mix doesn't lend itself to soil health improvements," said Jeff Mitchell, UC Cooperative Extension agronomy specialist.
A series of farm visits this summer in the Central Valley prove this rationale wrong, Mitchell said. The farm visits were sponsored by the UC Conservation Agriculture Systems Innovation Center (CASI), USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service and the California Association of Resource Conservation Districts. The farm visits showcased the soil health goals and experiences of six farmers who are familiar with soil care principles across a wide range of local cropping contexts.
The series of visits demonstrated the use of no-till and minimum tillage farming, cover cropping, enhancing the diversity of above-ground species and underground soil biology, surface residue preservation, and compost applications. Read more.


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