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For the record: March 26
Published: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 8:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 8:01 a.m.
Emergency Notes
Henderson County fire calls
The Henderson County Fire Commission reported the following alarms between noon Sunday and noon Monday:
u Blue Ridge, overdose, 2:26 p.m.; auto accident, 7:41 p.m.; respiratory distress, 10:36 p.m.; seizure, 11:26 p.m.; respiratory distress, 9:05 a.m.
u Edneyville, auto accident, 8:42 p.m.; respiratory distress, 1:09 a.m.; structure fire, 3:30 a.m.
u Etowah-Horse Shoe, all other, 6:04 p.m.; respiratory distress, 7:22 a.m.
u Fletcher, sick call, 9:22 p.m.; fire alarm, 9:35 a.m.
u Green River, smoke investigation, 9:30 p.m.
u Mills River, seizure, 7:50 p.m.
u Mountain Home, overdose, 10:53 p.m.; life line, 10:49 a.m.
u Valley Hill, emergency, 4:36 p.m.; stroke, 5:58 p.m.; victim down, 8 p.m.; life line, 9:54 p.m.; auto accident, 7:43 a.m.; victim down, 8:41 a.m.
Hendersonville fire calls
The Hendersonville Fire Department responded to the following calls from noon Sunday to noon Monday:
u Auto accident, 12:02
u Heart attack, 12:07 p.m.
u Auto accident, 12:31 p.m.
u All other, 12:43 p.m.
u Seizure, 12:48 p.m.
u Life line, 1:40 p.m.
u Victim down, 2:21 p.m.
u Emergency, 6:01 p.m.
u All other, 6:31 p.m.
u Respiratory distress, 8:02 p.m.
u Life line, 6:16 a.m.
u Respiratory distress, 9:35 a.m.
Crime Report
Henderson County Sheriff
The Henderson County Sheriff's Department responded to 201 calls Sunday.
The following crimes and incidents were reported Sunday, according to law enforcement records: Henderson County Sher-iff's Department
u Motor vehicle accident, New Airport Road, 1:15 p.m.
u Domestic, Rocky Ridge Road, 8:33 p.m.
u Other investigation, Howard Gap Road, 6:27 p.m.
u Larceny, Hendersonville Road, 6:34 p.m.
u Domestic, Rosebud Lane, 2:47 a.m.
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My research interests are focused on material culture in general and art and architecture in particular, as sources for the formation, transformation, and transculturation of identity in the Islamic world in relation to the cultural traditions of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism,Judaism and Secularism. Although appointed in an art history institute and department, I work across and between the disciplines of Anthropology, Art History, History, Material Culture Studies, Middle East Studies, and Religious Studies. I am particularly interested in the dynamic qualities of artifacts, artisans, artistic concepts, and materials and the ways in which mobility constructs, destabilizes, and reinforces boundaries of various sorts. My published work ranges from the medieval art and architecture of the Arab lands, to the Persianate cultures of eastern Iran, Central and South Asia. I have also written on the role of optical technologies in modern Orientalist representation, colonial historiography in South Asia, the historiography of Islamic art, and contemporary art in the Islamic world and South Asia – I have just participated in the catalog for the first retrospective of a contemporary Arab artist (Walid Raad) at MoMa in New York. As this suggests, I have a particular interest in the politics of art history and the mobilization of art and architecture in the service of both Islamicist and neo-colonialist agendas, something that I address directly in my teaching and writing.
Among my very recent publications are an essay on the ingestion of images and words in the edited volume Sensational Religion (Yale, 2014), a discussion of Islamic figurative art in the International Journal of Middle East Studies (45/3, 2013), an essay on the Danish cartoon controversy in the edited volume Images That Move (Santa Fe, 2013), a short essay on anthropomorphism (Art Bulletin 94/, March 2012) and essay contributions to the exhibition catalog Byzantium and Islam: Age of Transition (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2012).
My books include The Great Mosque of Damascus: Studies on the Makings of an Umayyad Visual Culture (2000), and Objects of Translation: Material Culture and Medieval "Hindu- Muslim" Encounter, (2009), awarded the 2011 Ananda K. Coomaraswamy Prize of the Association for Asian Studies for the best English language book on South Asia in any discipline or field. Edited volumes include Globalizing Cultures: Art and Mobility in the Eighteenth Century (2011), co-edited with Nebahat Avcıoğlu, and Piety and Politics in the Early Indian Mosque (Oxford University Press, Delhi, 2008). I am currently co-editing the 2-volume
Blackwell Companion to Islamic Art and Architecture with Professor Gülru Necipoğlu of Harvard University, a project that entailed the commissioning of 50 new essays on Islamic art and architecture.
I have a deep commitment to fieldwork in the regions that I study, something becoming increasingly rare. Ongoing projects include a co-authored monograph on artistic connections between medieval Ethiopia, India and the Islamic world based on several seasons of fieldwork undertaken with Dr. Kindeneh Mihretie of the Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Addis Ababa University; a collaborative project on medieval Islamicate dress and textiles in the Caucasus undertaken with Dr. Irina Koshoridze, chief curator of Islamic art at the Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia; a collaborative project entitled Object Histories: Flotsam as Early Globalism, for which I and Professor Beate Fricke of UC Berkeley have been awarded an ACLS Collaborative Grant.
I am currently a fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Europe's pre-eminent Institute for Advanced Study, completing a major book project, provisionally entitled Islam and Image: Polemics, Theology and Modernity. While a fellow here, I am co-organizing the first ever workshop on Islamic Law and Material Culture, with Leor Halevi of Vanderbilt University.
Over the past years, I have actively engaged in the creation of a wide variety of international projects and scholarly networks across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. My students have benefited from these, as is reflected in the diverse geographic ranges of their dissertation topics. These networks are reflected not only in my ongoing fieldwork and
research projects, but also in the number and range of invited lectures and keynote speeches. In the past months, for example, I have given invited lectures in Ghana, Kuwait, Norway, and several lectures in Switzerland. In the coming months I am delivering invited talks in Cambridge, Oxford, Bamberg, Berlin and Rome and keynote talks or endowed annual lectures in Abu Dhabi, Basel, Budapest, and Istanbul. I have also been invited to deliver the biannual lecture to the advisory board of the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin in May.
In addition to teaching at NYU, I have been invited to teach as the Rudolph Arnheim guest professor, Humboldt University, Berlin (declined) and in 2014 was a Distinguished Visiting Professor at the American University in Cairo. In 2018-19, I will be Slade Professor of Fine Art, University of Oxford. In addition, I have taught in Mumbai and in the coming months have been invited to teach intensive seminars at research institutes and universities in Mumbai, Dublin and Beirut.
I sit on dissertation committees at NYU and other universities, including Chicago, Columbia University, the Sorbonne and La Sapienza, Università di Roma. I am a member of the editorial boards of many eminent institutes and journals in the US and Europe across the disciplines of Art History, Eighteenth-Century Studies, Islamic Studies, and South Asian Studies, including Art History, Initiative for the Study of Material and Visual Cultures of Religion (MAVCOR) Yale University, Eighteenth-Century Studies, International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, Journal18, Muqarnas (Harvard University), Res: Journal of Anthropology and Comparative Aesthetics, South Asian Studies, Studies in Asian Art and Culture (Berlin), and West 86th: A Journal of Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture.
I am a regular reviewer of fellowship applications for the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton, the Radcliffe Institute of Harvard University, and the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin. I also sit on the A.W. Mellon Postdoctoral Committee, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. and the fellowship committee for "Inter-Asian Contexts and Connections," an initiative of the Inter-Asia Program of the Social Science Research Council.


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I have two screens connected to my system and I am working in Ubuntu Linux. Is it possible to make the mouse work only on one screen and to make it stop going in the second one?
I found this from a similar question:
The trick is to separate the 2 screen by a virtual space in xorg.conf , then use a tool called mouse-switchscreen to "jump" between the screens.
My config: Ubuntu 10.04 x64, ATI Mobility RadeonHD , ATI Catalyst Control Center correctly installed, screens in mode "Single Display Desktop" (each screen has it's own Desktop)
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I know that LibreOffice allows you to define custom number formats. I have a spreadsheet that displays some smallish percentages (all are less than 1%). I would like to use permille ‰ instead.
Percentages less than one percent cause confusion with people looking at the spreadsheet as percentages are often interchanged with decimals 0.34 -> 34%. I've often seen spreadsheets where .34% was written and people have assumed this meant 34%, also I've seen cases where the author meant 34% but the value in the cell was .0034
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Middle English, from Old English boren, past participle of beran to carry — more at bear
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A treatment from Russia with love. Platza (or venik massage, to give it its proper Russian name) is a thermal massage treatment that involves the use of a leafy and fragrant bundle of birch or oak twigs (the 'venik' itself) which is brushed across the skin. The treatment claims to prevent skin ageing, strengthen metabolism and improve circulation, whilst relaxing the mind (be-leaf it or not).
The venik is made from fully grown, leafy branches of birch, oak or eucalyptus that are bound together in a dense bundle and left to soak in warm water for approximately 20 minutes. Prior to treatment, the venik is then given a second 10 minute soak in hot water to further soften the branches and to help bring out the fragrant notes.
Platza is carried out by a trained therapist at a spa, Russian baths or wellness centre in a hot, dry sauna-like room known as a 'Schvitz' or 'Banya'. A session usually begins with the therapist waving the venik just above your swimsuit-clad skin to warm the surface. The branches are then pressed against your body and swept from side to side, brushing your neck down to your toes and back again.
The therapist then shakes the venik to trap more heat amongst the branches, and presses it against your waist, shoulders feet, knees and any other aching areas in an effort to compress and drive soothing heat into the joints. They then lightly brush the leaves over your skin and alternate between gentler stroking and compression techniques. Some therapists choose to firmly press the venik into your skin and rub it back and forth using circular movements before moving on to lighter strokes, but most sessions finish with two veniks being pressed into your waist and being pulled in opposite directions in order to stretch the body. You then cool down by immersing yourself in a cold plunge pool or by tipping a bucket of cold water over your head (the authentic Russian way of going about things) before showering and getting dressed.
Advocates of the method say that platza enhances the purifying health benefits of a Russian bath and that the leaves release organic phytoncides that reduce the growth and development of pathogens in the body. The massage elements are meant to improve blood flow and essential oils released through the heating process are said to reduce premature aging.
The choice of leaves is significant, and the most widely used birch and oak veniks are selected because the warmed birch aroma supposedly helps to dissolve mucus and widen lung bronchi, helping to release phlegm from the respiratory system and make breathing easier. Birch oils are said to cleanse the skin, boost dermal tanning substances, improve vitamin C and A levels, possibly strengthen hair and destroy dandruff. Phew!
Oak is meant to release essential oils that reduce oil production in greasy skin and also allegedly works as an anti-inflammatory agent, which could help spot prone skin. The oak scent is softer and is said to ease stress- pretty impressive for a bushel of twigs!
If you struggle in the heat or suffer from a condition that means you are prone to falling ill in extreme heat (such as certain heart problems), then it would be best if you avoid trying platza. Children are not advised to undergo the treatment and neither are pregnant women, and if you know you are allergic to oak or birch materials, it is unlikely that it will be a pleasant experience.
There are several guidelines that anyone considering platza should adhere to:
The word 'platza' is Yiddish for 'shoulders and back' and 'Schvitz' means 'sweat'.


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along the side streets of Graben Pedestrian street, you will find the Peterkirsche ( St. Peter's Church) along the intersection of Graben and Habsburgergasse on the left side where it leads to the Church and the Peter Platz (Square) just west of the Pestsäule or Plague Column . The Baroque Church was built in 1733 along ruins of a roman encampment and an early Romanesque church built by Charlemagne and the present church has three altars, with an apse in the south and is open to the public with no entrance fees from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm everyday (except during masses.
Address: Petersplatz, 1010 Wien
Directions: At Jungferngasse. Peterspl. 6 1010 Wien Austria
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St-Peterskirche - Best Baroque church of Vienna.
I must confess that on my visits of Vienna, churches were not "things to see" that made me jump of enthusiasm on the contrary of some monuments and especially the content of several museums.
Probably that after visiting the churches of Krakow and more recently revisiting the churches of Rome I found that Wien capital of the Habsbourg Empire is under doing in the field of monumental churches. I wrote it already here; I'm not "begeistert" by the Stephansdom and the Karlskirche left me with perplexity.
Consequently I was happy that I followed the excellent reviews of connoisseur Nicolaitan about the St-Peterskirche outside and inside. I did not regret my visit; this church is now also my favorite Vienna church.
Actually this Baroque church (from 1708 by Lukas von Hildebrand) looks rather small from outside especially from the Graben passing at only 50 m from the front but she is harmonious. It's difficult to imagine that the original Roman church goes back to the 4th c. meaning that this is the most ancient church of Vienna. The Baroque interior has been renovated in 2001-04 so that it is shining gold, silver and bright colors everywhere.
Fans of Bernini or Borromini might regret the Italian Baroque but for me in Wien it is my favorite church, what does not mean that the St-Peterskirche is top 1 of the Baroque style in my opinion. It is certainly an agreeable place where to sit down and look around detailing the various works of art.
Address: Petersplatz
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- Arts and Culture
- Architecture
St. Peters is the second oldest church in Vienna, and is classified as one of Vienna's most beautiful and famous churches. It was another Church that looked cramped situated between the other tall buildings.
Vienna's first Christian church, which happened to be a Roman church for the Roman camp was situated here. This was later replaced by a Romanesque church, then the one I was seeing today, that was built at the beginning of the 18th century.
ENTRY IS FREE so I went inside only to find Mass was about to begin and that I couldn't have a look at the interior. Holy Mass has been celebrated daily at St. Peter's for 1600 years.
All I saw, was from where I entered. Later I returned and saw the beautiful interior of this Church.
If the same happens to you, do return to see the fresco in the dome, which depicts the coronation of the Virgin, many other frescoes, the gilded carved wood, and beautiful altarpieces. It really has a stunning baroque interior and shouldn't be missed!
Opening hours of the Church
Monday - Friday: 7-10pm
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: 9 am-9 pm
Address: Petersplatz, Vienna
Website: http://www.peterskirche.at/st-peter/
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St. Peter's Church
Peterskirche (English: St. Peter's Church) is a Baroque Roman Catholic parish church and one more church that is located on same named square. I like how is looks like is additional part of wider area because is very narrow. However the church was build from 1701 till 1733 when is consecrated. The exterior is well preserved, only green copper roof (one of its symbol) is measuring of its long present.
There is no fee and it is open every day from 09:00 till 18:30.
Address: Petersplatz
Directions: On Peterplatz, that is right next to Graben and west of the Pestsäule. The street Jungferngasse leads directly to the church.
Website: http://www.peterskirche.at
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St. Peter's church
It is believed that this place is known for the first Vienna church in early middle ages. Anyway, it is still hard to prove. Church, that is seen now was built in 1701 - 1733 in rich Baroque style. It was the first domed structure in Baroque Vienna.
Most of architecture was created by Italians. Style of church represents the one famous building in Vatican (St. Peter's Basilica).
Church has lovely interior, full of frescoes. I visited it during mass time.
Address: Petersplatz, Vienna.
Beautiful church in the old city
Although it is much more modest in size, the design of Vienna's St. Peter's Chuch was inspired by that of St. Peter's Balica at the Vatican. There's been a chuch on this site since the 12th century, but the current one was built at the beginning of the 18th century. It was the first construction in the city to feature a dome. The oval-shaped church is 50 m long and 20 m wide; it is therefore not the biggest church in Vienna but it's one of the most beautiful. Everywhere you look, from the richly carved pupit, to the magnificiently ornate high altar and side chapels to the frescoes painted on the dome, beauty catches the eye; some might find it crowded and rather overwhelming, I simply thought it was breathtaking! Since 1970, the church has become the official seat of the Opus Dei in Vienna.
Address: Petersplatz 6, 1010 Wien
Directions: In the Old City, just off Graben
Phone: 43 01 533 6433
Website: http://www.peterskirche.at/st-peter/
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Some spectacular works of art.
After sitting on the ornate pews (see detail on my photo) I looked around and my attention was caught by the pulpit of Matthias Steindl (1716) with its numerous gilded sculptures. The parapet shows the young Jesus teaching in the Temple of Jerusalem. On the sounding board is a representation of the Trinity. Somewhat excessive but one has to get used.
On the right and opposite the pulpit is a spectacular and dramatic sculpture group in gold and silver by Lorenzo Mattielli (1729). I had seen this scene somewhere but didn't remember. Actually its depicts the martyr St. John Nepomuk being thrown off the Charles Bridge in Prague and is one of the well known statues standing on that bridge.
Spectacular are also the reliquary shrines containing the bones of two martyrs found in the Roman catacombs and brought to Vienna in 1733 by a cardinal and clothed like usual at that time.
If you turn towards the back of the church you will see a very beautiful Baroque organ.
There are often organ concerts in the evening. They are mostly free but it is usual to leave a gift for the restoration of organ and church.
Address: St. Peterkirche
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Peterskirche is considered to be the second most significant Baroque church in Vienna, after the Karlskirche. Fact that Peterskirche erected on the site of an early medieval church might make it the oldest in Vienna. The church was founded by Emperor Karl the Great (Charlemagne) in 800, the year of his coronation. However, it is pretty doubtful bacause the first written record of the church dates back to 1137. At the end of the 12th century the Peterskirche became the property of the Schottenstift monastery.
The nave of the medieval church was oriented towards South and it is longstanding argument among archaeologists because all other churches in Europe are oriented essentially towards East. The possible explanation could be that the church originally wasnt built to be a sacral building, and was adapted later on to became a church.
The church was burnt down in 1661 and new current building started in 1701, finished by 1722. Peterskirche become the first church with a central cupola in Vienna.
St. Peter`s church (Peterskirche)
The Peterskirche - located in a sidestreet of the "Graben", close to the pestilence monument - stands of the grounds of the oldest church in Vienna. It is said that a roman church from the 4th or 5th century already stood here. The Peterskirche itself was mentioned first in 1137, but in its current form, built in 1701. The colourful cupola paintings are a feast for the eyes.
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To fully take in all the sights without a rush, one would need a week here at least. Wien cannot be appreciated in a daytrip in my opinion. Among the most interesting sights (the list is not complete by far) are
- the Schönbrunn Palace (including the historic zoo)
- the Belvedere Palace (including the art collections)
- the Hofburg (Imperial Palace, with several museums)
- the Ringstrasse (with many major sights along this boulevard, i.e. Parliament, Burgtheater)
- the Museum of Fine Arts (Kunsthistorisches Museum)
- the Stephansdom (cathedral)
- churches: Karlskirche, St. Michael, Dominikanerkirche, Jesuitenkirche, Peterskirche
- at least one Opera or Ballet performance
- a visit to a typical Kaffeehaus (Cafe Sperl for example)
- Hundertwasser House
- Secession Building (art noveau)
- the Prater theme park
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See the Baroque Peterskirche
The Baroque Peterskirche (St. Peter's Church) is a church with a long and interesting history. Some believe that it was established by Charlemagne around 800 A.D., although there is no evidence supporting this view. The construction of the existing Baroque church on the site began in 1701 -- and the church was consecrated in 1733.
Peterskirche is located on Petersplatz in Vienna's 1st district, right next to Graben and just west of the Pestsäule. The Peterskirche is largely obscured by the surrounding buildings, and can only be seen clearly from directly in front.
Address: Petersplatz, 1010 Vienna
Directions: In Vienna's 1st district on Petersplatz, right next to Graben and just west of the Pestsäule.
Church St. Peter
The church St. Peter was built in 1701 to 1733 after the plans of Lukas von Hildebrand. At the place of this church the first church of Vienna was standing since the 4th century. The cupola of the church has a height of 56.8 meters. The church is a beautiful baroque styled building.
Address: Petersplatz, 1010 Wien
Directions: Downtown Vienna
Phone: 01/533 64 33
Website: http://www.peterskirche.at/index.htm
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Peterskirche/St. Peter's Church
The oldest church building (of which nothing remains today) dates back to the Early Middle Ages, and it is thought that this is the okdest church in Vienna.
The construction of the new church, in Baroque style was begun around 1.701. Almost finished by 1.703, in 1.733 was finally consecrated to the Holy Trinity.
Address: Petersplatz
Directions: From Stephansplatz, take Graben and on the right.
Website: http://www.peterskirche.at
St. Peter's Church - Interior
The relatively unadorned exterior does not prepare one for the Baroque overkill of this church's interior. Against a background of marble and golden stucco, remarkable statues and frescoes fill the main chamber as well as 6 side chapels. The rich color of the paintings has been recently restored.
The high altar was designed and constructed in Bologna by Martino Altamonte and others depicting the Healing of the Lame by St. Peter and St. John in Jerusalem ( image 5 ). Above the high altar is a 19thC painting of the Immaculate Conception by Kupelwieser. In the dome, which is not well lit and difficult to see and photograph is a Johann Rottmayr fresco of The Assumption of Our Lady.
To either side of the main aisle before the high altar ( image 1 ) are two of the church's most revered possessions. On the left is an ornate gilded pulpit ( image 4 ) by Matthias Steinl (1726) who also designed the dome of the church. The canopy represents the Holy Trinity.
Opposite is a massive and gaudy gold and silver depiction of the martyrdom of St. John Nepemunk ( image 2 ), also one of the best known statues on the Charles Bridge in Prague ( the full story of the legend of St. John is in my Prague pages on statues of the bridge ). It was sculpted by Lorenzo Mattieli. Just above is a figure of Mary.
Adjacent side chapels ( image 3 ) contain the remains of martyrs dressed in 17thC period clothing and visible in glass cases. For those who might be interested. Rich restored paintings range from the Holy Family to St. Michael overlooking the memorialized martyrs.
St. Peter's Church - History, Exterior
My favorite Vienna church is the St. Peter's, located just off and visible only from the Graben near the Pestsaule monument. The relatively small and simple facade masks a large ovoid interior lavishly fitted out - the most ornate Baroque church in Vienna.
A church is believed to have occupied this site as early as the 4th C and legend has Charlemagne replacing the original with a Romanesque church around 800 AD. After several other reincarnations, the modern day building was begun by Emperor Leopold I in thanks for deliverance from the plague in 1679-80. Under the direction of Gabriele Montani and then the ubiquitous Johann von Hildebrandt construction lasted 20 years from 1703-22. It was the first domed church in Vienna. St. Peter's in Rome was used as a model.
The exterior is simple but striking, pale yellow and white with towers that turn inward and turrets created to resemble tents used by the Turkish army. Statue-filled niches feature important saints. To the right facing the facade is a representation of Charlemagne directing the building of the church, unfortunately on the wrong side of the building for most tourists.
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The PAX3 gene belongs to a family of PAX genes that plays a critical role in the formation of tissues and organs during embryonic development. The PAX gene family is also important for maintaining the normal function of certain cells after birth. To carry out these roles, the PAX genes provide instructions for making proteins that attach to specific areas of DNA. By attaching to critical DNA regions, PAX proteins help control the activity of particular genes. On the basis of this action, PAX proteins are called transcription factors.
During embryonic development, the PAX3 gene is active in cells called neural crest cells. These cells migrate from the developing spinal cord to specific regions in the embryo. The protein made from the PAX3 gene directs the activity of other genes that signal neural crest cells to form specialized tissues or cell types such as some nerve tissue, bones in the face and skull (craniofacial bones), and pigment-producing cells called melanocytes. Melanocytes produce the pigment melanin, which contributes to hair, eye, and skin color. Melanocytes are also found in certain regions of the brain and inner ear. The PAX3 protein is also necessary for the formation of muscle tissue (myogenesis) early in development.
At least one PAX3 gene mutation has been identified in individuals with craniofacial-deafness-hand syndrome, a condition characterized by distinctive facial features, profound hearing loss, and abnormalities of the hand muscles that can restrict movement. The mutation replaces a single protein building block (amino acid) called asparagine with another amino acid called lysine at position 47 in the PAX3 protein (written as Asn47Lys or N47K). This mutation appears to affect the ability of the PAX3 protein to bind to DNA. As a result, the PAX3 protein cannot control the activity of other genes and cannot direct the neural crest cells to form specialized tissues. A lack of specialization of neural crest cells leads to the impaired growth of craniofacial bones, nerve tissue, and muscles seen in craniofacial-deafness-hand syndrome.
Several PAX3 gene mutations have been identified in people with Waardenburg syndrome, types I and III. Some of these mutations change single amino acids used to make the PAX3 protein. Other mutations lead to an abnormally small version of the PAX3 protein. Researchers believe that all PAX3 gene mutations have the same effect: they destroy the ability of the PAX3 protein to bind to DNA and regulate the activity of other genes. As a result, melanocytes do not develop in certain areas of the skin, hair, eyes, and inner ear, leading to hearing loss and the patchy loss of pigmentation that are characteristic features of Waardenburg syndrome. Additionally, loss of PAX3 protein function disrupts development of craniofacial bones and certain muscles, producing the limb and facial features that are unique to Waardenburg syndrome, types I and III.
A rearrangement of genetic material involving the PAX3 gene is associated with a cancer of muscle tissue called alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma that typically affects adolescents and young adults. This rearrangement causes the PAX3 gene to be fused with the FOXO1A gene (also called FKHR) on chromosome 13. The fused PAX3-FOXO1A gene has an increased ability to activate genes involved in myogenesis and can prevent cell death. As a result, muscle cell growth is uncontrolled, which can lead to cancer in those cells.
Cytogenetic Location: 2q35, which is the long (q) arm of chromosome 2 at position 35
Molecular Location: base pairs 222,199,887 to 222,298,996 on chromosome 2 (Homo sapiens Annotation Release 108, GRCh38.p7) (NCBI)
- paired box gene 3 (Waardenburg syndrome 1)
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Cool. Nothing pisses me off quite like bars that charge twice as much for wine as they do for beer.
Those Le Pichet folks really don't like vegetarians much. I thought this new place might be more vegetarian-friendly, but no.
Those Le Pichet folks really don't like vegetarians much...I thought this new place might be more veg-friendly, being on the Hill, but no
I can't wait to go!
@2/3 - Looks like plenty of veggie options. Sure, no entrees, but you could make an awesome meal out of the smaller plates they offer. I'd prefer that over just one entree, anyway.
Hello Stellina
Cafe Presse, Lark, and Spiga.
Bistro go bye-bye.
neat menu! does that commenter 'Comte' come with that one meal? he hee har!
seriously though, does the newsstand carry hustler?
The French never have (and never will) cater to vegetarians. Fuck 'em and their pasty bellies and clogged arteries.
Soccer on the weekend? Whee! And I can't believe they don't carry Paris Match.
Also at least I know where to go to get steak tartare now! If I wanted it...
Dear vegetarians,
Must you ruin this CD-wide day of celebration?
I gotta agree with @ 8...it isn't so much Le Pichet hating on the vegetarians as it is the French hating on them.
Le Pichet rocks and I am excited about Presse.
And for fantastic vegetarian fare, check out Cafe Flora.
My comment about the French was bitchy and mostly unrelated to Presse, which I'm sure is charming and trim. My ire is fueled by my mother repeatedly dragging the entire family to visit her most recent crush, Cafe Campagne, which also doesn't have a single damned vegan thing for me on the menu. Also, greasy, bacon-wrapped, French-ish food seems to be the staple at new bars and bistros all of a sudden. Seattle menus are sliding backward, health-wise.
Excellent! And if vegs aren't happy so much the better. I prefer to eat vegs.
I ate there 20 minutes ago. The falafel fritters were excellent, and so was the grilled sardine sandwich and the frites -- all vegetarian!
Service was excellent too.
Sardines are a hell of a plant, aren't they?
Judah - can I think "mackerel" when someone says "sardine", or should I just think of the most common TYPE of mackerel? Say, like a tuna, or a mackerel.
Non. Les Français sont beaucoup de choses, mais nous ne sommes pas des cannibales.
"greasy, bacon-wrapped, French-ish food seems to be the staple at new bars and bistros all of a sudden. Seattle menus are sliding backward, health-wise."
Luckily, those of us with Gallic genes can handle this fat-sodden cuisine with narry a care in the world for our squeaky-clean arteries.
As for the rest of you, well you just takes your chances...
My favorite vegetarian dish, is salad with seafood on it.
In France that's vegetarian.
And, this does relate to my statement that I prefer to eat vegetarians ... well, at least women.
@17 (@7): Oui, mais quand les Francais disont de manger les vegetaux, les hommes veux dire les actions avec des femmes.
vegetarian sardines. hmmm....even Morningstar hasn't come up with that yet
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Well, if it's any consolation, I'm not personally convinced most of what's in a Gorton's Fish Stick (tm) is actually fish...
anyone know if they have wi-fi?
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| Sanctuary for the soul chapter 1 . 6/23
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| Hitomi Star chapter 1 . 6/18
Loved the unique idea/plot, everything of this!
| mashiro.x.shiina chapter 1 . 11/3/2015
Such a unique idea! Well done!
| Alice aquabld chapter 1 . 8/19/2015
So eating a curse is a way to recieve harem ? *fangirls running and eating hot guy curse*
| Reynardine and Antimony chapter 1 . 5/15/2015
What happened with the "emperor" and Sakura? :?
(BTW, loving the story already. Keep up the good work)
| Haruchan chapter 1 . 4/12/2015
This is very interesting plot! Although, this one kinda look like "Yumekui Merry" or "Dream Eater Merry"
( • ̀ω•́ ) another great job, Vesper-chan!
| Fudge-Cakesss chapter 1 . 3/28/2015
Please update soon! I really want to find out who the emperor is as well as the new customer! :D
Btw is angel* not angle - I think madara said this XD
| Guest chapter 1 . 9/12/2014
This is excellent! Nice job!
| CaramelSwirl123 chapter 1 . 5/11/2014
I loved it! I wonder who the new customer would be...
| paigeydoll chapter 1 . 5/5/2014
Wow I loved this story! I love all your stories but this one is a particular favourite. I love the way you write and the idea of this is awesome. Curse eating is a really cool thing to explore and the guilt Sakura feels is so clear and agonising. In helping them be free from their curse, in essentially saving them, she also feels she is binding them to her against their will and the struggle of that is really felt.
I love the Uchiha's and SakuraxMulti is one of my favourite things to read so yay :D
I love the way you portray the characters and I really hope you still continue to write. You really are very good at it and I was so glad that you returned.
Anyway, wonderful job and I hope you have gotten your passion for writing back. You are one of my favourite fanfiction writers so I am being selfish by wanting you to keep writing ;D
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late again............................ ;^;
DAYUUUUM GURLLLLL, YOUR ADOPTS ARE POPULAR! ALMOST AS POPULAR AS SOCKJUICE'S!!! And these adopts are friggin' epic, I'm luvin' it! >w< (Especially 2 and 3 )
Can I buy No1? C:
Ah, nevermind, didn't check the comments. I should teach myself to do that lmao.
If 3 is still open, could I have it?
3 please?
could I adopt nb.2??
Could I purchase number two? 80 points, right?
Can I get #3?
Someone already asked for it :/
ohhh, sorry i didn't see the comment (:
Dang, I missed the cyborg type one. xD
May I have 3?
Yea sure ,just send points and hes yours
To be specific, the one with the light brown hair n' scarf. C':
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|Pro-Gay SEED Program Debunked in Two Reports
A diversity teacher-training program seeks to promote homosexuality and multiculturalism and condemn traditional American culture, according to two new examinations.
"Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity" (SEED) has been used to train K-12 teachers in 32 states and seven Asian countries since 1987. In some districts it also fosters student meetings, typically between 5th and 8th grade.
A 2004 report by teacher Barb Anderson of the Minnesota Family Institute exposes the "anti-American, pro-homosexual bias" in SEED classes and questions the program's appropriateness under federal and state funding policies.
"Once teachers have undergone 'personal transformations' of their views of America and other cultures, they are encouraged by the group facilitators to transform their curriculum with the carefully selected, SEED-approved materials," Anderson charges. The "social change" desired by SEED's founder Dr. Peggy McIntosh "will occur after teachers have fully transformed their curriculum in all subject areas K-12 to reflect all areas of diversity including sexual diversity."
"While there is constant talk in SEED about tolerance and safety, it is meaningless. SEED is not a safe place for anyone choosing to express conservative political views, traditional religious and moral values regarding homosexuality, or any other view that does not affirm homosexuality as a normal, healthy, alternative lifestyle," Anderson concludes.
Georgiana Preskar's book Seeds of Deception: Planting Destruction of America's Children also takes aim at SEED along with the history of the pro-gay agenda in public schools. She additionally describes her successful efforts to keep national pro-gay "Day of Silence" observances out of the classroom in her school district in Elk Grove, CA. (The 400-footnote book is available from AuthorHouse Publishing at 800-839-8640 or www.authorhouse.com, or from Amazon.com)
Two parents were attending out of curiosity when a man on a panel talked about being attracted to his sister's husband. An offended mother whipped out a video camera and started taping. The principal and four police officers gave her and another parent, a newspaper columnist, one minute to leave or face arrest for trespassing, she told the Boston Herald.
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Prominent yogis such as Sharon Gannon and David Life, the founders of the Jivamukti style of yoga, only admit vegans into their prestigious training program. On the flip-side other prominent yogis like Ana Forest and Bryan Kest have admitted eating meat. Even celebrity chef Rick Bayless (who's been practicing yoga for fifteen years) weighs on on how he is not a vegetarian and loves pork.
With more classes and retreats combining great yoga with great food afterwards, can both foodies and yoga co-exist? What do you think?
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I could use a conceptual push in the right direction. In my U.S. state (Wisconsin) sales tax is calculated by county. Zip codes almost always cross county boundaries, and larger cities frequently do as well. So those aren't good options for calculating sales tax.
So, much like WC 2.0 has added cities to the tax table, I'd like to add U.S. counties.
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How do you practice? It's been said that practice makes perfect, but not so fast. Perfect practice makes perfect. Even then we never really achieve perfection, just a little better each time. Ben and I talked about how we practice, the went to the range and did it.
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I started using Emacs dired mode to move some files in a bazaar repository into a new folder in the repository. I then ran
bzr add to get bazaar to find these "new" files, and then realized that when committing, bazaar would consider the original files as missing and commit the moved files as new files (?). Is there a method in Emacs to make dired VCS-aware, so that it will execute
bzr mv instead of
Similar question here.
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bzr add so that bzr is aware of the folder. I then moved files from the root of the repository into the new folder using
mv (not
bzr mv) and then ran
bzr mv --auto to detect the moves. bzr showed that it had detected the moves of each of the files, rather than removing the original and adding the files in the new location. I then tested this further by moving a file into the folder from within Emacs dired mode and running
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We stayed with Jane and Fred at the Bentley Manor for 5 nights. Our room was very well decorated and spotless. The bedding was crisp and fresh and changed frequently. Our bath was large and spotless as well with all the amenities one needs. The rest of the inn was also tastefully decorated and clean as well. The inn is located within a short distance to all points of interest but is still in a very quiet setting. Jane and Fred have the perfect combination of personalities and abilities that it takes to be good innkeepers. They are friendly and very eager to please and have a wealth of information about the area. They work very well together and make you feel very comfortable. The breakfasts every morning were a highlight, always with a choice of entrees with fruit, juice, yogurt, coffee, etc. We enjoyed their company and that of the other guests that we would usually stay and chat awhile. We needed a restful and relaxing few days and that is just exactly what we got on this trip. This was our first visit and we wish we could return.
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Cootie alert, cootie alert! Consider all those massage tables, foot spas, and sauna rooms. What if they weren't disinfected regularly, and weren't even cleaned that well between clients? You've got an invisible universe of bacteria and fungi just waiting for a good home. If you donate some time to the daily cleaning detail, and you have even a small cut or skin wound, you've just given a free ride to Mr. Cootie and all his buddies. Best to let your staff handle it. You don't really like to clean, anyway, right?
Now let's get to the physical dangers that can literally knock you on your booty. Chances are your spa offers body wraps marinated in olive oil, chocolate, honey, and other scrumptious-sounding substances. While clients love to get slathered up and wrapped in one of these fragrant cocoons, the wrap marinades can create a sticky, slimy mess. If your spa technician doesn't thoroughly mop up the debris, the next person in the room (you!) may experience a spectacular fall worthy of a YouTube viral video. Also consider that you might be allergic to one of the wrap marinades. Imagine how attractive you'll look to the spa's clients: sneezing, wheezing, and choking as they arrive for their relaxing spa experience.


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Holly Ochs and Chris LaVesser of Milwaukee are planning an Aug. 25, 2012, wedding at Lapham Peak in Kettle Moraine State Forest in Delafield.
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The bride-to-be earned her bachelor's degree in mathematics in 2005 from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. She is a business analyst with Assurant Health in Milwaukee.
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WCC competition entries for January, assigned subject was patterns.
Jan 6, 2015
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Yellowstone and Jackson 29 Sept 2014
Sep 28, 2014
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Plus One Collection Entry
Golden Aspens
Mar 11, 2014
Photos: 1
WCC March 2014 Competition
Mar 5, 2014
Foxes Farmington Bay June 2013
Jun 1, 2013
Photos: 4
WCC Entries for March 2013
Mar 17, 2013
Photos: 8
WCC Entries Jan 2013
Wasatch Camera Club Entries for January 2013
Assigned Subject "Fresh"
Jan 20, 2013
Wendover Air Show 22 Sept 2012
Wendover UT Air and Car Show
Sep 22, 2012
Photos: 66
Engine 844 Sept 2012
Sep 21, 2012
Photos: 5
WCC Entries Sept 2012
Sep 18, 2012
Goats Inspiration Point 5 Sept 2012
Sep 5, 2012
Photos: 3
WCC Final Entries July 2012
Jul 21, 2012
Natural History Museum 6 June 2012
Jun 6, 2012
Photos: 7
Transit of Venus 5 June 2012
Jun 5, 2012
Solar Eclipse May 2012
May 20, 2012
Scrapbook Photos
Album for scrapbook photos
Apr 11, 2012
WCC Competition Final March 2012
Mar 9, 2012
Hill AFB Museum
Feb 24, 2012
Photos: 22
Antelope Island 14 Feb 2012
Feb 14, 2012
WCC Competition
Entries for the Wasatch Camera Club January Competition; Assigned subject was "Noise"
Jan 3, 2012
Wasatch Camera Club Nov 2011
Entries for the camera club competition for November2011 with the assigned subject matter "Unexpected"
Nov 13, 2011
Top Photos for 2011
Photos: 10
Antelope Island 7 Nov 2011
Nov 6, 2011
Photos: 18
Antelope Island
Oct 31, 2011
Photos: 13
Homes Reservoir
Oct 24, 2011
Photos: 9
Salt Lake City Capitol 17 Oct 2011
Oct 17, 2011
Photos: 11
Ogden Valley 16 Oct 2011
Fall in Ogden Valley, Huntsville UT
Oct 16, 2011
Photos: 16
Apline Loop Fall Colors 29 Sept 2011
Sep 29, 2011
WCC May 2013 competition
Sep 22, 2011
WCC Competition for September 2011
WCC Competition for Sept 2011. The assigned subject was "Smoke and Mirrors"
Sep 15, 2011
Solvang Trip
Aug 28, 2011
Antelope Island - Arachnids
Jul 22, 2011
Photos: 35
Antelope Island - Dragonflies
WCC Competition for July 2011
This months Wasatch Camera Club competition assigned subject was "Close and Personal"
Jul 21, 2011
Park City Silly Sunday
The park silly Sunday market mission is:
An ecofriendly open air market, street festival and commUnity forum where neighbors and friends come together to celebrate our commUnity of fun and funky Park Sillians.
Jul 17, 2011
Photos: 14
Park City and Wolf Creek 5 July 2011
Jul 6, 2011
Back yard flowers
Jul 1, 2011
Antelope Island & Jensen Nature Park
Jun 30, 2011
Beus Pond 29 June 2011
Jun 29, 2011
Photos: 2
Thanksgiving Point and South
Jun 25, 2011
Flowers Salt Lake City UT
Jun 21, 2011
Jun 13, 2011
Ogden Utah Train Station
Jun 11, 2011
WCC Competition Finals May 2012
Ogden Arts Festival
OGDEN ARTS FESTIVAL at UNION STATION 2501 WALL AVE, OGDEN UTAH 84401
WCC May 2011 Entries
Entries for the May 2011 competition in the Wasatch Camera Club (WCC). Assigned subject was "High Key".
May 19, 2011
Park City 15 May 2011
May 15, 2011
Spring Flowers
May 4, 2011
Photos: 31
Easter Lily
Wish you all a very Happy Easter
Apr 24, 2011
Park City Utah
Park City in the spring with many beatuiful flowers in bloom; especially the crocus pushing up through the snow.
Apr 11, 2011
Photos: 17
Flowers Spring
Spring has finally arrived in Northern Utah with arrival of the lovely Crocus Blooms
Apr 5, 2011
Hobbs Reservoir
Hobbs Reservoir is located in Davis county, Utah. Its size is 0.02 sq mi
Apr 1, 2011
Entries WCC Competition March 2011
These are my entries for the March 2011 Wasatch Camera Club (WCC) competition. The assigned category was "Silence". Within the competition they also have an open category and Altered Reality and Authentic subdivisions.
George Lepp renowned wildlife photographer was the judge for this competition.
Mar 24, 2011
Cathedral of the Madeleine
Under the leadership of the Right Reverend Lawrence Scanlan (1843 - 1915), the first bishop of Salt Lake, the construction of The Cathedral of the Madeleine was begun in the year 1900 and completed in 1909. On August 15 of that year, the cathedral was dedicated by Cardinal James Gibbons of Baltimore. The architects were Carl M. Newhausen and Bernard O. Mecklenburg. The cathedral combines a predominately Romanesque exterior with a Gothic interior. The property on which the cathedral sits was purchased in 1890 for $35,000. The cost of the cathedral construction itself was $344,000.
Photos: 21
25th St Ogden
In the early twentieth century, 25th Street was the center of activity in Ogden. Perhaps the most important part of this section was the Union Station Depot at the junction of 25th Street and Wall Avenue. In 1869, the transcontinental railroad was completed near Promontory, Utah. Although Ogden began in 1850 as a religious Mormon community, with the completion of the Union Station the world came into Ogden. On 25th Street, near the train station, one could witness gambling, prostitution, narcotics sales, robbery, rape, and even murder. Ogden grew and became a rough city. Crime boss Al Capone commented in the 1920s that Ogden was too wild a town for him. In 1954, the city effected a clean up of both the streets and the local government. Lorin Farr was mayor of Ogden at the time. He advised his police force in the following way: "Use kindness, be ready for emergencies, and see that guns and pistols are always loaded and powder dry."
Mar 10, 2011
Hogle Zoo
Utah's Hogle Zoo dates from 1931 and is located at the mouth of Emigration Canyon. Its natural terrain covers 42 acres of tree-lined pathways where visitors can view over 800 animals.
Mar 1, 2011
Salt Lake City
Taken in Salt Lake City, at an old cemetery and the McCune Mansion.
Layton Commons Park
Layton Commons Park is a 47-acre city park that offers picnic pavilions, BBQ grills, a playground, restrooms, open grassy areas, plenty of shade, a duck pond, an amphitheater, and the Heritage Museum of Layton.
Feb 26, 2011
Ogden Railroad Museum
Ogden's Union Station is a monument to the City's railroading history. It is a symbol of the cultural and economic changes brought to the West by the completion of the transcontinental railroad. Though it is no longer a train depot, the Station continues to attract people from all over the world. Most come to see the John M. Browning Firearms Museum and the Utah State Railroad Museum/Eccles Rail Center with its display of two of the largest locomotives ever manufactured anywhere. They also stay to see the Natural History Museum and the Browning Kimball Car Museum.
Photos: 19
Antelope Island State Park, the largest island in the Great Salt Lake. Perhaps the most alluring feature of Antelope Island is its unique array of wildlife. The island is most famous for its large bison population. The herd fluctuates between 550 and 700, making it one of the largest publicly owned bison herds in the nation. The Antelope Island bison herd is also recognized as one of the oldest in the country and possesses unique genetic characteristics making it of interest to breeders. Other mammals found on the island include Pronghorn Antelope, bighorn sheep mule deer, coyotes, bobcats, badgers, porcupines, jackrabbits and several species of rodents.
The Garr Ranch is located at Garr Springs, one of the strongest and most consistent of the 40 springs on Antelope Island. Both indigenous people and wildlife used this water source long before Fielding Garr built the ranch.
Feb 21, 2011
Photos: 25
Box Elder County and Brigham City Utah
Feb 12, 2011
Salt Creek WMA UT
Located just a few miles past Corrine Utah is the Salt Creek Waterfowl Management Area. This WMA was designed to provide habitat for Utah's Waterfowl species. Access to this area is restricted and only open to public use one week prior to the waterfowl hunting season. The Comptons Knoll wildlife viewing area is open year round for public use. This area provides view points over looking the wetlands. Throughout the year different species of ducks, geese, swans, shorebirds and songbirds use the wetlands for breeding, or as a resting place as they migrate through Utah. Upland game species are also common and the area is open to upland game hunting.
Weber County
Mt Ben Lomond and Mt Ogden
Wasatch Camera Club (WCC) Entries January 2011
Assigned subject matter is:
Lines, Angles and Patterns
Jan 20, 2011
Sunset over the Great Salt Lake, UT taken from East Layton.
Jan 6, 2011
Hardware Ranch
Jan 1, 2011
Nov 12, 2010
Photos: 12
SLC 7 Nov 2010
Nov 6, 2010
WCC Entries Nov 2010
Assigned subject matter is:
"The Decisive Moment"
Alpine Loop - Mt. Timpanogos Utah 22 Oct 2010
Oct 22, 2010
Photos: 26
Adams Canyon 20 Oct 2010
Oct 20, 2010
Mueller Park 18 Oct 2010
Oct 18, 2010
Pineview Reservoir Autumn 16 Oct 2010
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Autumn 11 Oct 2010
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Antelope Island 4 Oct 2010
Oct 4, 2010
SLC Night Shots 30 Sept 2010
Sep 30, 2010
Ham Radio Friends
Sep 28, 2010
Cache Valley 20 Sept 2010
Sep 20, 2010
Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
Big Cottonwood Canyon 5 Aug 2010
Aug 5, 2010
Wasatch Camera Club (WCC) contest photos
Oregon 20-30 July 2010
Jul 20, 2010
Park City 22 June 2010
Jun 22, 2010
Flowers- Droste Effect 2 June 2010
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Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge 8 May 2010
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Thanksgiving Point 20 April 2010
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Huntsville UT 11 Feb 2010
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Roy Rental Update 25 Jan 2010
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3 bedrooms, 1.75 baths, 2 car garage, 1400 sq ft, built in 1968, .18 acre lot.
Within walking distance to park, schools.
Recently painted -two tone.
Faux wood blinds.
Nice quiet neighborhood across the street from a popular community park with close access to base ball and tennis courts.
Kitchen has been updated with oak cabinets and new appliances.
All carpet replaced two years ago.
All baths are tiled.
All windows have been upgraded with double glazed vinyl.
New energy efficient furnace installed two years ago.
New roof and swamp cooler installed three years ago.
Automatic sprinkler system.
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Ceiling fan in master bedroom with remote.
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Zoo Faces
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Artist: Andrew Peterson
Album: The Far Country
Open the door and run outside
Your little boy heart alive
Into the morning light
Into the deep and wide
Dinosaur bones in the flower bed
Rockets in the clouds
In a fight with a spider's web
Tunnels in the ground
Winding to China
To the mist of the distant shore
Better be home by supper time
Back through the planet core
Feel the beat of a distant thunder
It's the sound of an ancient song
This is the Kingdom calling
Come now and tread the dawn
Come to the father
Come to the deeper well
Drink of the water
And come to live a tale to tell
Pages are turning now
This is abundant life
The joy in the journey
Is enough to make a grown man cry
With a little boy heart alive
Kings and castles in the neighborhood
Swords on the forest floor
Dragons in the magic wood
Better saddle your battle horse
Fighting Goliath
Better choose your weapons right
Five little stones and a faith on fire
In a little boy heart alive
Met a kid at the railroad track
He had a stick and a nylon sack
I ran to the house to pack
I wanted to follow
Take a ride on the mighty lion
Take a hold of the golden mane
This is the love of Jesus
So good but it is not tame
Met a kid at the railroad track
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I wanted to follow
Ever the road goes on and on
Ever the road goes on and on and on
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If you're looking forward to next fall's college season, here's a quick and dirty preview [Goal]
'Arry may be a good manager, but he's not the most aware guy out on the street [Dirty Tackle]
So close. Brad Friedel just needed about 250 more kids to be able to afford his training center and he wouldn't have been bankrupt [Mirror Football]
It's not even the least bit soccer related, and if you follow my twitter it has already been in your feed. That does leave some of you in the dark though, so here it is. The creator of The Wire takes the Baltimore police chief to task for daring to question what light the show cast Baltimore in [Baltimore Crime Beat]
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