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Tim Edwards with Longino Baptist Church helped clean up the home of Edith Green. The home was one of the first hit by the tornado.
Over 60 volunteers helped with a tornado cleanup Saturday organized by Longino Baptist Church.
"The jobs can be picking up limbs to nailing shingles," Pastor Matthew White said prior to the cleanup. "We'll do whatever the person at the door needs."
Volunteers met at the church, located at 10061 Road 614, at 8 a.m. and went door-to-door and asked residents if they needed any help.
The volunteers also prayed with residents and gave away pound cakes. The cakes were labeled, "A pound of love from Longino Baptist Church." The cakes were baked and purchased by members of the church.
"Our job is to spend time offering spiritual as well as physical help," said White.
Volunteers brought anything that could be useful to help out.
The church also provided sandwiches, chips and drinks to volunteers and residents.
The Salvation Army set up a feeding unit at Coy Methodist Church off Mississippi 21 north at the county line in the near the hardest hit area.
The Rev. Ron Lloyd Schwake, pastor of the Coy church were more than half of the 90 members had damage to their homes, said one of the biggest concerns tornado victims have at the present time is debris removal.
The church is helping the Salvation Army provide hot lunches and dinners to Neshoba and Kemper County residents who sustained property damage during the storm, as well as emergency responders who are working to repair the damage.
They served more than 300 on Thursday.
Meanwhile, officials from the National Weather Service were in Neshoba and Kemper counties Friday afternoon assessing the 13.6 miles of destruction the tornado left in its path.
The tornado that touched down in Northwest Philadelphia about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday caused extensive damage to Northside Park and then tore through the Longino and North Bend communities in rural Neshoba County before moving through Coy and into Kemper County.
No serious injuries or deaths were reported in Neshoba County.
The tornado damaged or destroyed 46 homes leaving 32 people displaced.
Most power has been restored, officials said.
Emergency Management Director Jeff Mayo said the National Weather Service has determined that the Wednesday tornado was an EF-4 with a maximum force wind of 180 mph.
It had a width of about 600 feet when it crossed Road 614, he said, and had spread to larger than a quarter mile in width before the intersection of Road 491 and Mississippi 21 north.
Meanwhile, bulldozers were busy at work clearing Northside Park of downed trees and debris Friday as homeowners and farmers sorted through debris.
Members of the Truett Robertson family and others were picking up baby chicks and debris at their poultry farm off Mississippi 21 north which was destroyed by Wednesday's tornado.
Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant, U. S. Congressman Greg Harper and state Sen. Giles Ward toured the devastation Friday morning with local leaders.
The men pledged to do whatever it took to help those affected by the storm.
Six poultry houses on county Road 759, owned by Mike and Truett Robertson, were demolished by the tornado.
Lynda Gail Robertson, wife of co-owner Mike Robertson, said that the houses contained two-day-old chickens when the storm hit.
"We are devastated that all we have worked for is gone," she said. "Six chicken houses [full of chicks], tractors, trucks, storage sheds, etc.....but we do know that it could have been so much worse."
Peco Foods is helping the Robertsons with clearing and picking up the chicks that were inside the houses when the tornado touched down.
On Mississippi 21 north, the home of Keith Fulton was destroyed while Fulton and friend Bobby Hardy huddled for safety in a bathtub.
The men had barely gotten into the tub and covered themselves with pillows and a blanket when the tornado hit.
"The next thing we heard was a crash," said Fulton, "and then it was quiet." Neither man was injured.
Getting out of the tub, Fulton told his friend: "Well, Bobby, I've lost everything I own."
Fulton along with family and friends were still shifting through debris on his property Friday afternoon.
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Open-Face Sliced Pork-N-Mushroom Sandwich With Gravy
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This was a yummy meal that I threw together when there wasn't enough cube steak (that's what I made Mark that night) for the both of us for dinner. I have to say, what I made was very tasty. You can use any bread you want. I had mine on a buttered, warmed potato roll. I will post this for one serving, and you can adjust accordingly. (The gravy is simple, and the "how to" is in the directions.)
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- 1 boneless pork chop
- 4 -5 large fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1⁄2 teaspoon italian seasoning
- 1⁄4 teaspoon garlic powder
- salt and pepper
- 2 slices of warmed bread or 2 slices rolls, buttered
- -Preheat oven to 350.
- Salt and pepper both sides of chop. Brown pork in skillet with a little olive oil, just until brown on each side -- Don't discard the drippings in the skillet.
- Drizzle 1 tbsp of oil in the middle of a large piece of heavy-duty aluminum foil.
- Place pork chop on top of oil. Add the Italian seasoning and garlic powder.
- Pile the sliced mushrooms atop the pork. Drizzle a bit of olive oil on the mushrooms, then season with salt and pepper.
- Securely, fold sides of foil in over pork/mushrooms, and bring top pieces together, rolling down but not directly on top of mushrooms.
- Poke a few holes to allow steam to escape.
- Bake for 30 minutes.
- A few minutes before packet comes out of oven, make your gravy--add 2 tsp of flour and a pat of butter to the drippings, stirring constantly. Add the mushrooms to the gravy and toss.
- Slice the pork, into strips. Top the buttered bread with pork slices, mushrooms/gravy.
- Serve with coleslaw, tossed salad, mixed vegetables or your side dish of choice.
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I tagged this recipe for DH because he loves mushrooms and meat with gravy. He enjoyed this a lot and asked me to make it again. I used four sirloin pork chops and onion rolls. Since I dont care for mushrooms I deglazed my pan with beef broth, added a couple pats of butter, some seasonings and cooked the mushrooms seperately. Placed the pork chop on the warm bread, added the gravy, than the mushrooms and DH loved it. Thank you Vicky for creating and posting this recipe.
I'm so glad we tried this! It really perks up a pork chop. I especially loved the added mushrooms. A spoon of gravy made the finishing touch. DH, DS & I all decided it was a 5 star. It is now my favorite way for a pork chop. Very simple and easy.


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Shahzad, a naturalized American citizen of Pakistani descent, was taken into custody last night.
Components from the device that were found in Shahzad's Bridgeport, Conn., apartment last night include the boxes for the clocks that were wired to the Nissan Pathfinder's explosive contents.
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Christy Connoyer, who was named the 10th head coach of the Saint Louis University softball program Aug. 6, 2010, will lead the Billikens for a sixth season during the 2016 campaign.
The Billikens made Connoyer the winningest coach in SLU softball history April 28, 2015, when they defeated SIUE 7-2 at the Billiken Sports Center. Her 100th Billiken victory, recorded April 15, 2014, also came against SIUE. Connoyer finished the 2015 season with a 146-119 record as the Saint Louis mentor and a 177-149 career mark.
Connoyer directed a record-setting season in 2015. The Billikens shattered school marks for total victories (36, including 14 come-from-behind wins), winning percentage (36-18, .667), conference wins (18) and conference winning percentage (18-5, .783). The team assembled a school-record nine-game winning streak and set program standards in 10 offensive categories, many by wide margins over the previous records.
SLU achieved a program-best NCAA Division I Ratings Percentage Index standing of 94 and placed second in the Atlantic 10 Conference regular-season standings, matching the 2014 squad for the best finish in the program's 10 seasons of A-10 membership. The Bills led the league in runs, RBIs, home runs, doubles, on-base percentage, total bases and walks. Also excelling in the classroom, the team achieved a 3.495 grade point average that ranks as the highest during Connoyer's tenure.
Individual plaudits also reached new heights in 2015. Shortstop Alex Nickel (first team) and pitcher/designated player Brianna Lore (third team) were named National Fastpitch Coaches Association Mid-Atlantic All-Region, giving the Billikens two All-Region honorees for the first time in program history. Nickel was the first SLU player to collect first-team honors, while Lore became the first Billiken to repeat on the All-Region squad after garnering a second-team nod in 2014.
In All-Conference balloting, center fielder Lindsay Friedman's selection to the first team, along with the inclusion of Nickel, Lore and left fielder Josie Knesel on the second team, gave Saint Louis four first- or second-team All-Conference players for the first time. Knesel and second baseman Allie Macfarlane were chosen to the A-10 All-Rookie team, giving the Billikens two All-Rookie choices in three consecutive seasons. Friedman and third baseman Elizabeth Everingham were voted to the All-Academic team. Also, SLU players picked up seven A-10 weekly awards.
Connoyer guided the 2014 Billikens to a 30-21 ledger – equaling what was then the school record for wins – and a runner-up finish at the A-10 Championship. Saint Louis registered 15 come-from-behind victories, including two in conference tournament play. Lore was named A-10 co-Pitcher of the Year – the first such honor for a Billiken hurler – and was joined on the All-Conference first team and the All-Academic squad by Friedman. Nickel and right fielder Mackenzie Peter were selected to the A-10 All-Rookie team. In addition, Billiken players collected nine A-10 weekly awards, earning recognition at least twice in all three categories (Player, Pitcher, Rookie).
Connoyer led the 2013 Billikens to a 28-23 overall record and a 13-9 A-10 ledger. Saint Louis saved its best for the stretch run, winning 11 of its last 15 league games to earn a spot in the A-10 Championship for the first time since 2010. Designated player Laura Bohning was named to the All-Conference first team, while Lore and fellow pitcher Laney Kneib were selected to the A-10 All-Rookie team.
Connoyer steered the 2011 Billikens to a 29-24 overall record and a 10-8 mark in the A-10, becoming the first coach in program history to register a winning record in her first season. Saint Louis achieved a 129 RPI, a jump of 22 places from the 2010 team's rating. The Billikens tied the school mark for shutouts with 13, and their .987 fielding percentage in A-10 games led the league.
Connoyer's teams also have excelled in the classroom. Her Billikens finished among the top 50 in the nation in team GPA in 2013 (37th) and 2011 (46th), and they consistently have placed among the A-10 leaders in GPA, including a first-place showing in 2011.
"We are excited to have Christy Connoyer as our head softball coach," SLU director of athletics Chris May said at the time of Connoyer's hiring. "Christy is from our region, she's familiar with the St. Louis-area softball scene, and she brings a wealth of Division I coaching experience to the position. We believe she will be able to recruit the caliber of student-athletes who will allow SLU to contend for Atlantic 10 Conference titles. Christy knows what it takes to win, having been part of successful programs as a player and as a coach. Her commitment to academic excellence and passion for competitive success match our goals at Saint Louis University."
"Being the head coach at Saint Louis University is a fantastic opportunity," Connoyer said. "There is a tradition of excellence in academics and athletics at SLU, and I am excited for the opportunity to build on that tradition. I'm from the area and still have family close, so I'm thrilled to return to such a great city. I am passionate about softball and academics, and there is an amazing combination of the two at Saint Louis."
A native of Bethalto, Ill., Connoyer arrived at SLU following five seasons as associate head coach at Southern Illinois, where she contributed to a highly successful program while working primarily with the Salukis' hitting and defense. During her tenure, SIU consistently was ranked among the top teams in the Missouri Valley Conference in several statistical categories. Connoyer also coordinated travel, camps and the team's annual fund-raiser in addition to scheduling umpires and serving as the team's community service liaison.
SIU made two NCAA Tournament appearances (2006 and 2007) during Connoyer's tenure and earned the highest NFCA ranking in school history (No. 18 in 2008 and 2009). Academically, Southern Illinois had the second-highest team GPA in the nation in 2007. In 2010, Connoyer and her colleagues received MVC Coaching Staff of the Year accolades after leading the Salukis to the league's regular-season title.
In Connoyer's first season at SIU, the Salukis led the conference with a .283 team batting average and ranked 15th nationally in triples per game. During her second campaign, the squad led the MVC and ranked fifth in the nation in fielding percentage (.976). SIU finished with the league's second-highest batting average in 2008 and 2009.
Prior to her stint at Southern Illinois, Connoyer spent one season as head coach at the University of Tulsa. She guided the Golden Hurricane to a 31-30 mark in 2005, becoming the first coach in program history to compile a winning record in her first season. Two of those wins were against in-state rival and perennial power No. 5 Oklahoma, the highest-ranked opponent Tulsa had ever defeated.
Connoyer's first foray into coaching was at Purdue, where she spent eight seasons as an assistant coach. She assisted with hitting and defensive instruction, coordination of team travel and scheduling umpires in addition to on- and off-campus recruiting. Connoyer also served as the team's liaison to academic services and athletic media relations.
Connoyer also has international coaching experience on her resumé. She served as an assistant coach for the USA Athletes International team that won the championship of the 2011 Softball Australia International Challenge Series in Sydney. The tournament was played at the Sydney Olympic Softball Centre, site of the 2000 Olympic softball competition.
Before making the move to Purdue, Connoyer was the head varsity volleyball coach and assistant varsity basketball and softball coach at Loyola College Preparatory in Shreveport, La. She led the new volleyball program to a pair of state tournament appearances and helped the softball team win the 1996 Class 2A state championship.
During her playing career, Connoyer was a four-time first-team All-Conference selection at the University of Notre Dame. She received team MVP honors in 1993 and was voted team captain in 1994. Connoyer's playing career culminated with an Olympic Level II tryout in 1995. She graduated from Notre Dame in 1994 with a bachelor's degree in government and international studies. Connoyer went on to earn a master's degree in teaching from the University of Portland (Notre Dame, Ind.) in 1996.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: ''The Three Musketeers'' with airships. ''The Three Musketeers'' directed by [[Creator/PaulWSAnderson Paul W. S. Anderson]].
* EvilIsSexy: Milady de Winter.
* GeniusBonus: Or rather Reader Bonus. Luke Evans (Aramis) bears a resemblance to Orlando Bloom (the Duke of Buckingham). In the book, when D'Artagnan first sees the Duke he notes his resemblance to Aramis.
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The movie was a flop in the US but has been quite successful overseas (even managing to be of the year's biggest films in Germany and Japan).
* SoOkayItsAverage: The splendid visuals and some solid performances and action scenes are undercut by the rest of the film.
* TaintedByThePreview: People were sceptical if this film was going to be any good with the previews... especially with the airship.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Yet, with its alright cast and production values, the film might have been better as a straightforward adaptation, with no airships -- considering that the last Musketeer movie to hit theaters while including the stolen jewels subplot was the [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Richard Lester version from 1973-74]]. On the other hand, RuleOfCool.
* WhatTheHellCastingAgency?: Creator/OrlandoBloom is in this, but he's ''not'' playing D'Artagnan? Bwa?
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Photographer Richard Gerst and Male Super Model Nick Ayler Exclusive in GQ Magazine Italy
Lepilloledistefano of GQ Magazine Italy, shares Photographer Richard Gerst "Private Casting: Genesis" photos, and interview with American Male Super Model and DJ Nick Ayler.
Story courtesy of Lepilloledistefano of GQ Magazine Italy, and Photographer Richard Gerst for Heavy Management talent Nick Ayler.
Nick Ayler's photo by Photographer Richard Gerst for "Pin Up Boys" which graced the cover of GQ Magazine Italia, not only gave birth to a rising Model and DJ star, but a collaboration, a partnership, and also a friendship between Photographer Richard Gerst, Nick Ayler, and Blogger-Columnist for GQ Italia, Lepilloledistefano!
A way to start again, to go back at the beginning. The photos that Richard took of Nick Ayler for 'Pin Up Boys', and that got the cover of the magazine, were the first that the photographer gave me too publish in this blog as an exclusive for Italy, from that moment was born not only a collaboration, a partnership, but also a friendship. I admit that I find it very funny to talk with Richard, considering that due to the time zone when he is eating breakfast, I'm drinking coffee after lunch! But in recent months what has been truly rewarding was to see the professional growth that Richard has done, that has touched really exciting moments for me such as our project 'Casting Privati'. So we decided to go back there, but with a new spirit. That's why 'Private Casting: Genesis' was born, a new shoot in which Nick Ayler and Richard Gerst have met again, with a photographic project which is different and more intimate. Nick also has changed, now he is on his way to becoming more than just a model, with many, many fans and so many works separate the current nick from the one he was then, so I decided to interview him, knowing well that we are chatting with a star on the rise. Many thanks to Richard and to Nick. Here are the beautiful photos and my chat with Nick!
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Monday night, the John Calipari era of Kentucky basketball officially kicked off with an exhibition game with Campbellsville University. This was the team's first chance to tangle with someone other than each other and quite honestly the results were pretty underwhelming. I know, I know, I'm just another crazy UK fan that is complaining after a 34-point victory. Well, like most UK fans, my expectation level for this team has been so high that I'm not sure it is possible to reach. As Calipari has preached throughout the entire preseason and leading u
The flu bug recently bit local schools hard.
With flu activity upgraded from regional to widespread across Kentucky, absences and students leaving early due to illness has not been uncommon.
"It's definitely amongst us," said Williamstown Elementary Principal David Poer, who serves as director of pupil personnel for Williamstown Independent Schools.
Williamstown's district-wide attendance for Oct. 5 through Oct. 7, three days before fall break, was 93 percent.
Candace Gorby, daughter of Sean and Rebecca Gorby and 2009 graduate of Grant County High School, is the recipient of a $9,000 Achievement Award from Wilmington College.
Her main activities and honors included: captain of the varsity basketball team, captain of the varsity soccer team, Remke Markets student achiever, National Honor Society and KHSAA academic all-state first team.
She plans to major in athletic training for pre-physical therapy.
Tabatha Lynn Fryman and Joseph Webb Clemons, both of Williamstown, were united in marriage Oct. 23, 2009 at 4:30 p.m. in Sevierville, Tenn.
The bride is the daughter of Terry and Beverly Fryman of Dry Ridge. She is the granddaughter of Louella Phillips and the late C.W. Pete Phillips of Glencoe and Russell Jr. and Theola Fryman of Union.
The groom is the son of Jeff and Katie Clemons of Williamstown. He is the grandson of the late Jeff and Helen Webb of Williamstown and Ethel Clemons and the late Thomas Clemons of Dry Ridge.
Whether it's spooky stories, terrific treats or horrifying haunts, Grant County will have something for everyone this Halloween.
The Monster Mash Halloween in the Park will provide family fun Oct. 30 at Grant County Park in Crittenden.
Sponsored by the Grant County News and Grant County Parks and Recreation, the annual event will feature 25 to 30 businesses handing out candy in the cattle barn.
The candy line will begin at 6 p.m. and the cost of admission is a canned good that will be distributed to local food pantries.
Debbie Glass can't help herself.
She just likes to decorate – doesn't matter if it's for Halloween or Christmas, she just likes to decorate.
But you don't have to go inside her Mount Zion-Elliston Road home to see her creativity because she puts it on the outside so everyone can enjoy it.
"Why decorate inside?" she said, with her usual grin. "Nobody can see that."
August 8:
Andrea Lynn Ridder, 32, Williamstown, financial aid, to David Brian Eastwood, 45, Williamstown, landscaper
Lindsey Nichole Penick, 24, Williamstown, day care worker, to Wesley Harlan Magee, 24, Williamstown, warehouse
August 11:
Amanda Rachelle Sanders, 23, Dry Ridge, clerical hospital, to Gannon Clifton Pettit, 25, Dry Ridge, welder
August 13:
Mary Theresa Walters, 50, Dry Ridge, deli clerk, to Bruce Michael Tabar, 57, Dry Ridge, self-employed
Offensive linemen are often overlooked.
When the ball is snapped, they are at the line of scrimmage, blocking for running backs and protecting their quarterback.
When a running back sprints through the middle of the line without being touched, he gets the glory of scoring a touchdown.
When a quarterback has time to see down the field and find an open receiver, the duo connects for a score.
But it all starts with the offensive line and while they might not get the glory, they're alright with that.
The Williamstown Band of Spirit marched in the cold and rain on Oct. 24 at the Boone County Rebel Classic at Boone County High School.
Despite the best efforts of the Boone County staff to repair the mud-soaked field, conditions were harsh. Williamstown, the first band of the day to take the field Saturday morning, marched their show at 11:15 a.m.
The Grant County girls' soccer team were hoping to take another step forward in their historic season.
In the program's first regional tournament appearance, their season came to an end with a 7-1 loss to eventual region champ Bourbon County on Oct. 20.
"The score was a little humbling," coach Melinda White said. "Making it to the region tournament meant the world to us. Regardless of the score at the end of the game, the girls still made history."
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San Diego-based Calbiotech announced Tuesday it is expanding its manufacturing capabilities with the addition of a new GMP monoclonal antibody production facility and the hire of Dr. Jimin Wang, vice president of research and development, who will lead the project.
Antibody production will cater to both Calbiotech and market needs, leveraging strong ties to research and academic groups to identify new markers, produce antibodies and develop assays.
Calbiotech will also supplement its strong assay development and contract manufacturing services with custom antibody production services from its GMP facility.
"Calbiotech is excited to break into the antibody sphere with our first production anticipated for release in 2014, and we are thrilled to have Dr. Wang become an integral part of our team," said David Barka, Calbiotech vice president.
Wang obtained an M.D. and Ph.D. from Shanghai Second Medical University and has more than 15 years of experience working on antibody and assays development. Most recently, he managed the Hybridoma facility for antibody production and a team focused on assay development including cytokine and signaling assays in ELISAs and Luminex platforms at BioSource/Invitrogen.
Calbiotech custom develops and manufactures immunoassay products used by major reference labs, universities and research centers around the world. The company has grown its holdings in recent years, which include Moduline Systems and Calbiotech Veterinary Diagnostics, formed after Calbiotech acquired the veterinary diagnostics division of Meridian Life Sciences Inc.
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Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood on Thursday said the rail industry will save up to $775 million over 20 years through revisions made to a costly crash-avoidance technology mandate.
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Much Ado About Nothing
by William Shakespeare
Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory
Fun fact: in Shakespeare's day, "nothing" was pronounced as "noting." This clues us in to the fact that noting is central to all of the action: there's much ado about noting. And we mean all sorts of noting.
Noting is a motif throughout the entire play. Early on, it shows up in the form of special observation:
CLAUDIO Benedick, didst thou note the daughter of Signior Leonato?
BENEDICK I noted her not, but I looked on her. (1.1.158-160)
But the notes don't stop there. They also pop up through music (as Benedick jokes about sheep's guts as strings on an instrument, when Balthasar plays his notes, etc.), and also through written notes (like the letters that ultimately reveal Benedick and Beatrice's love at the end of the play).
Ultimately, the play revolves around misnoting—the problem of people wrongly interpreting what another person does or says. Benedick and Beatrice are manipulated into noting false conversations about their mutual love, and Don John sets up Claudio and Don Pedro to wrongly observe (or misnote) Hero's loyalty.
The play constantly points out the difficulty of observing correctly, as observation is always subject to interpretation, and interpretation is often wrong. This doesn't mean that misnoting can't have good outcomes—after all, Beatrice and Benedick do get together as a result of it—but Shakespeare is essentially laughing at the ridiculousness that result from misnoting.


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Yahoo earnings: 17% of revenue is from mobile ads
When Marissa Mayer took over at Yahoo, the company was in a tailspin. At first blush, her shopping spree after assuming control didn't seem to help. Spending big cash on properties like Tumblr seemed like they may do more harm than good. Now, with Yahoo's recent earnings report, we find out Mayer might have been taking a few steps back to start sprinting and get up to speed. Yahoo's numbers now reflect their mobile properties, and just how well they're doing for the once dominant search giant.


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A 3-D carbon nanotube mesh enables rat spinal tissue sections to reconnect in culture.
Tiny Animals May Drive Motion in the Ocean
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The collective swimming of brine shrimp markedly impacts water currents, a study shows.
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The collective swimming of brine shrimp markedly impacts water currents, a study shows.
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Meet some of the people featured in the October 2014 issue of The Scientist.
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The president exercises his authority to expand an existing marine reserve, making it the largest in the world.
September 23, 2014|
Without a solid understanding of how the soil microbiome contributes to atmospheric carbon, researchers are struggling to determine whether dirt-dwelling bacteria could impact—and be impacted by—climate change.
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Farms support less phylogenetically diverse bird populations than forests, but some farms are better than others.
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A report from the National Audubon Society suggests that more than half of US bird species are under threat of displacement or extinction in the face of climate change.
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Researchers whose work requires that they draw blood from wild animals are finding unlikely collaborators in biting insects.
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Meet Ötzi, the Copper Age ice man who is helping scientists reconstruct changes in the population genetics of the red deer he hunted.
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An assassin bug, which some researchers are using as living syringes to sample blood from birds and mammals, feeds on a bat.
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Fragments of mitochondrial DNA from deer hair found on the clothing of an ice-entombed mummy offer a glimpse into Copper Age ecology.


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Aguero has been struggling with a knee injury and Kompany has been out since January after suffering a calf problem in the FA Cup fourth-round victory at Stoke.
"Sergio is in Argentina but he will come back on Sunday," said Mancini. "Vincent is not in our plans. But I think he will be ready for the Newcastle game, like Sergio."
However, the City boss accepted Kompany's injury has proved rather more serious than initially believed.
"It is difficult," said Mancini. "Vinny is a really important player for us and now it is 45 days he has been out. It is a big problem."
It hardly helps City this weekend given they are facing Everton, who have proved a difficult opponent to overcome in recent times.
The Toffees have won five of the last seven games between the pair, and drew at the Etihad Stadium earlier this season.
"Every game against Everton is very hard," said Mancini. "They are a top team who always play at 200 per cent. They have good players and a good manager."
Meanwhile, Mancini has rejected speculation that he will take over as manager of Zenit St Petersburg at the end of the season.
"It is cold here I think St Petersburg is (colder)?" he laughed. "It is absolutely not true."
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Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó informed Hungarian news agency MTI that the United Nations will lift the confidential status of its documents on Hungary's 1956 anti-Soviet revolution stored at Columbia University and the UN's archives.
Ambassador Dr. Réka Szemerkényi spoke before cyber security experts from around the world about the future of the multilateral export control forum negotiated under the Wassenaar Arrangement, and its impact on the export of cyber security software and services worldwide.
At a ceremony in the Parliament Building, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spoke about the importance of role models after presenting the American businessman of Hungarian origin Steven F. Udvar-Hazy – Chairman and CEO of Air Lease Corporation – with the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of Hungary.
Deputy State Secretary for European and American Relations Kristóf Altusz travelled to North America on an official diplomatic visit between April 25-30, 2016. During the course of his visit Altusz met with members of the Hungarian communities of New York and Connecticut, opened the first regional diaspora meeting organized by the Consulate General in New York, held negotiations with representatives of Brooklyn's Hungarian-rooted Jewish community and visited the Freedom House Institute of International Politics.
Texas-based machine manufacturer Flowserve Corporation will invest $16 million in a new financial services center in Debrecen, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó announced in Budapest last week. The investment will create approximately 404 new jobs.
"A political agreement has been reached concerning the fact that the countries of the Visegrád Group will each be sending a contingent of soldiers to the Baltic in three-month shifts beginning in 2017 within the framework of measures aimed at increasing NATOs presence in the region", Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó told Hungarian news agency MTI by telephone on Friday from Jūrmala, Latvia, where he is attending a summit of foreign ministers from the Visegrád Group (V4), Baltic and Scandinavian countries.
"Budapest's bid to organise the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics represents not just Hungary, but the whole Central European region, where the Games have never been held before", Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said.
On Tuesday, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó heed talks with leaders of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hungary (AmCham).
Dr Csaba Latorcai, Deputy State Secretary for Priority Social Affairs at the Prime Minister's Office delivered a speech at the Uránia National Movie Theatre on the Memorial Day of the Victims of the Hungarian Holocaust. This year the memorial day fell on Saturday, and bearing in mind the laws of the Jewish faith, the commemoration was held today. The film Dawn Fever by Péter Gárdos was shown in the cinema as part of the event.
Minister of Agriculture Dr. Sándor Fazekas and a delegation including representatives from the private sector met with the US Acting Deputy Undersecretary Secretary of the Department of Agriculture Michael Scuse on their trip to Washington, DC between April 9th and 11th. At the top of the agenda were European-US free trade negotiations, the issue of GMO free agricultural imports and the dairy market crisis.


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