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TAKING BACK SUNDAY, ANBERLIN, ENVY ON THE COAST After longtime friend and guitarist/vocalist Fred Mascherino left the band in late 2007, Taking Back Sunday was left pondering what to do next. Fast-forward two years and one vengeful and vicious record later, and you have the making of the band's biggest year to date.
$25. 6:30 p.m. Masquerade (Heaven). 404-577-8178. www.masq.com — Zach Fraser
GRAYSON CAPPS & THE STUMPKNOCKERS This superb Americana songwriter sings his New Orleans-influenced music like he's just downed a bottle of Jack. His crack band provides raw, powerful backing for lyrically poetic excursions that never fail to rock. $10. 8 p.m. Smith's Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com.
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SHOW CANCELED: CAMERA OBSCURA This critically praised Glasgow-based quintet finds the groove of wistful American girl-group pop better than anyone from the States. The live experience removes the elegant production so essential to the band's studio work but also highlights lead singer Tracyanne Campbell's luscious Neko Case-styled voice. $16-$18. 8:30 p.m. Variety Playhouse. 404-223-1100. www.variety-playhouse.com. — HH
GWINNETT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & CHORUS "Symphony on the Green" serves up light summer fare in open air, both classical and pops, by this all-volunteer community orchestra and vocal ensemble at a leisurely open public amphitheater on the town green. Free. 7 p.m. Duluth Amphitheater. 770-476-3434. www.duluthga.net.
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PALEFACE, LORD IS MY SHOTGUN, BLAIR CRIMMINS & THE HOOKER Paleface was a fixture of the NYC anti-folk scene of the early '90s (think early Beck and John S. Hall). His latest release, The Show Is On The Road (Ramseur Records), is filled with captivating narratives reminiscent of everyone from Tom Waits to the good Wilco records. Lord Is My Shotgun and Blair Crimmins & the Hooker open. $8. 9 p.m. Star Bar. 404-681-9018. www.starbaratlanta.com. — Chad Radford
TRAMPLED BY TURTLES, LEE BOYS, THE CORDUROY ROAD This should be an interesting night, with the Minnesota-based Turtles' moody bluegrass, the Lees' rollicking sacred steel, and Athen's own Cord's rich and rootsy acoustic-driven Americana. Almost every shade of twang represented. $10. 8 p.m. Smith's Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com. — JK
2009 HARROWER SUMMER OPERA WORKSHOP SCENES Public performances of operatic scenes over two days include Daniel Shore's one-act opera "The Beautiful Bridegroom," and the premiere of two scenes from Michael Ching's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Continues SUN/21 at 3 p.m. $10-$20. 7:30 p.m. Kopleff Recital Hall. 404-413-5901. www.music.gsu.edu. — MG
MARK FARINA Truly incorporating various genres and styles into his mix sets, legendary DJ and producer Mark Farina channels his origins in the classic Chicago house scene through a contemporary San Francisco neo-soul vibe. Known for both the down-tempo Mushroom Jazz series and the House of OM releases, his track selection is big in bridging the acid ranges of house with a deep and jazzy atmosphere – and he's willing to drop the needle on a hip-hop record or two. $15 10 p.m. The Mark Ultralounge, 79 Poplar St. 678-904-0050. themarkatlanta.com — Alejandro A. Leal
ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & CHORUS The ASO's second summer at "VZW" opens with Carl Orff's raucous "Carmina Burana" and excerpts from Rossini's popular "Barber of Seville." Vocal soloists Georgia Jarman, Nicholas Phan and Matthew Worth are featured, plus the Gwinnett Young Singers. $21-$59. 8 p.m. Verizon Amphitheatre. 404-733-4800. www.atlantasymphony.org. — MG
DOUBLE DAGGER, THE LIVERHEARTS Baltimore guitar, bass and drum trio Double Dagger creates a scratchy and simplistic din of cacophonous minimalism and visceral pop melodies that crash with restrained urgency and long-sustained bursts of noisy, metronomic grit. The Liverhearts open with their signature precise and razor-sharp arrangements of abrasive indie rock. $7. 9 p.m. 529. 404-228-6769. www.529atl.com. — CR
OWL CITY, HOLIDAY PARADE, SWIMMING WITH DOLPHINS Touring in the wake of the band's second studio release, Ocean Eyes, Owl City, the musical vehicle of Christian-emo rocker Adam Young, blends bubblegum pop and electronica together to produce the soundtrack to your summer. $10-$13. 8 p.m. Vinyl. 404-885-1365. www.vinylatlanta.com. — ZF
THE PAPERCHASE, ATTENTION SYSTEM, THIS PIANO PLAYS ITSELF Dallas noise-rock ensemble the Paperchase returns to unleash an all new set of horror-laced pop tales that build upon a delicate balance of angst, love, betrayal and murder. Attention System and This Piano Plays Itself open. $8-$10. 9 p.m. Drunken Unicorn. www.thedrunkenunicorn.net. — CR
HAYES CARLL, SCOTT NOLAN As one of Americana music's current golden boys, Carll has found a comfortable niche and an appreciative audience for his laid-back storytelling. Thin-skinned Christians, beware. Pop folkie Nolan opens. $15-$75. 8 p.m. Eddie's Attic. 404-377-4976. www.eddiesattic.com. — JK
DROP DEAD, GORGEOUS Colorado natives resort back to their roots and produce the ground-breaking hardcore/metal sound that made them famous. With the recent release of The Hot N' Heavy, DDG prove they will be entertaining pit dancing, adrenaline-wrenching vocals and breakdowns for some time to come. $13. 6:30 p.m. Masquerade (Hell). 404-577-8178. www.masq.com. — ZF
TROUBLE & BASS Comprised of Brooklyn DJs Drop the Lime, AC Slater, Star Eyes and the Captain, the Trouble & Bass crew performs a heavy mix of techno, dubstep, hard house, electro and drum-n-bass. Atlanta's Preston Craig opens. Free with RSVP to www.scion.com/avrelease. 10 p.m. The Drunken Unicorn. 404-870-0575. www.thedrunkenunicorn.net. — Johnathan Williams
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Death of Anna Nicole Smith - The Immediate & Delayed Results
What can be learned right away? Why do results take so long?
Medical Author: Melissa Conrad Stoppler, MD
The death of Anna Nicole Smith in February 2007 sparked widespread interest in the autopsy procedure . Exactly what, people wondered, can one learn immediately when an autopsy is performed? Why can't the cause of death always be determined right away?
An autopsy is the postmortem (after death) examination of a body. Autopsies are performed by pathologists, physicians who have received special training in the diagnosis of diseases by the examination of organs and tissues. An autopsy is a medical procedure that involves an external examination of the body, examination of the internal organs (usually the organs of the chest and abdomen along with the brain) in their natural anatomic location, and further examination of the organs upon removal from the body. A number of special procedures, such as cultures of blood and body fluids to identify infectious agents, genetic studies, and toxicology studies to identify drugs or poisons can be carried out on blood or other tissues removed during an autopsy. Finally, samples of the organs are taken and prepared for microscopic analysis.
After performing an autopsy, the pathologist may release a provisional report on the findings. This is generally done on the day of the procedure or shortly thereafter. The provisional report generally contains a description or list of abnormalities that can be discerned with the naked eye (not requiring microscopic evaluation). These are termed gross findings, and sometimes these observations will be able to reveal the cause of a person's death. Examples of conditions that can often be diagnosed immediately during the performance of an autopsy include pulmonary embolism, myocardial infarction (heart attack), stroke with bleeding into the brain, and organ ruptures. Also in cases of foul play, the victim will often (but not always) have characteristic injuries (such as bullet holes) that can determine the cause of death.


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Ambulance allocation for maximal survival with heterogeneous outcome measures
This paper proposes new models for locating emergency medical services (EMS) by incorporating survival functions for capturing multiple-classes of heterogeneous patients. The Maximal Expected Survival Location Model for Heterogeneous Patients (MESLMHP) aims to maximize the overall expected survival probability of multiple-classes of patients, whereby different classes could be defined according to agreed patient categories based on response time targets, or by capturing differing medical conditions each with a corresponding survival function. Furthermore, we propose and demonstrate an approximation approach to solving the extended stochastic version of MESLMHP, which utilizes queuing theory to permit the modeling of congestion and utilization at each ambulance station, and does not require assumptions to be made on the utilization of ambulances. Both models are demonstrated using data from the ambulance service in Wales. We show that our multiple outcome measures and survival-maximizing approach, rather than one based on average response time targets alone or a single patient class provides more effective EMS ambulance allocations.
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It's a Wine, Wine, Wine World
What makes a wine shop a specialty shop? Nobody knows. Some stores focus on wine from just one country, or even one state; others have wine from all over, but mainly from small producers; still others have no particular focus, but they consider themselves specialists because they seek not only to sell wine but to educate their customers. Indeed, many owners list this as one of their goals and one of their pleasures--to introduce people to the world of wine.
Below, a few places where you can get to know your world a little better.
Solo Vino
You might think of this St. Paul shop near Selby and Dale as a highbrow kind of place, but co-owner Chuck Kanski swears that the top three sellers at Solo Vino are all $5.99: Protocolo Tinto, Casa Solar Tinto, and Casa Solar Blanco, in that order.
"These are our anchors," says Kanski. "But if you want we can take you downstairs and sell you something for $350."
In the basement are also hard-to-find wines: not necessarily expensive but not necessarily available. One of these is Albariño Do Ferreiro, Cepas Vellas, wine made from 200-year-old Spanish vines; the 2004 vintage sells for $33.99. "Four cases come to the state and us and Sutler's are the ones who get them," says Kanski.
Spanish wines account for 30 to 40 percent of Solo Vino's sales, says Kanski. "We definitely place our hat strongly on Spanish selections."
Another big part of their business is special orders--especially for hard-to-find domestic wines. "Our ability to request and special order has become a big deal over the last couple years," he says. "Just because it's not on the shelf floor, doesn't mean we can't get it."Solo Vino, 517 Selby Ave., St. Paul; 651.602.9515; www.solovinowines.com
Osteria i Nonni
Loyal fans of St. Paul's former Italian deli market, Buon Giorno, might remember the wine bottles stashed neck to heel in one small section of the store. "It was basically Aisle 2," recalls Tom Selbitschka, bar manager and wine buyer for Osteria I Nonni, Buon Giorno's three-year-old offspring.
At the Osteria complex, which includes a deli and a restaurant, the wine shop has grown up. About 500 different wines load the shelves: They're all Italian, says Selbitschka, and these days many more are from small family producers. Prices range from $5.99 to $500.
About half of the wines in the shop are on the restaurant's wine list. But if you're dining in the restaurant and you want a bottle from the shop that's not listed, go ahead and wave for the server. Osteria's rule-of-thumb markup for wine brought from the wine shop to your table is $15--probably not worth it for a $15 bottle of wine, but a great deal for $50, $90, or $120 bottles of wine. "The more expensive the wine, the better the deal," confides Selbitschka. Osteria i Nonni, 981 Sibley Memorial Highway, Lilydale; 651.905.1080
Sam's Washington Avenue Wine Shop
Every boom-time downtown needs a good wine store. (What, you thought urban revivals were fueled by money or politics?)
Minneapolitans almost didn't get theirs. When Sam Haislet, founder and co-owner of Solo Vino, left his St. Paul store, he was going to leave wine behind. "I thought, what the hell, I'll just go do something else," he says. But wine was not through with him yet. "It just wouldn't leave me alone. I still had all these ideas for things I wanted to do in the wine world."
He read a study done by Lund's and saw that something like 30,000 people had moved into downtown Minneapolis in the last decade. That was the spark he needed. He opened Sam's in May in the Warehouse District, and he couldn't be happier.
"Part of the dynamic is that everybody who's here is a new resident," he says. "These are people who are building the neighborhood, so they have this adventurous spirit."
Haislet's new stock is mainly from small, boutique wineries: wines you've never heard of and couldn't find if you had, because the larger distributors don't carry them. He's trying to answer the question, "Is it possible to bring in a product nobody's ever heard of and sell it?"
To this end, he's trying hard to keep the price down. "It's a lot easier to take a chance on a wine that's $10 to $12 rather than $25 or $30," he acknowledges.
About 60 percent of the 800 or so labels at Sam's are imported; Haislet says his attention is turning more and more to Chile and
Argentina, where the wines are more complex than those from Australia but comparable in price. He carries wines that cost $300, but he said most of what he sells is $25 or less.
Let the drinking renaissance begin. Sam's Washington Avenue Wine Shop, 218 Washington Ave. N., Minneapolis; 612.445.1045; www.mywinecart.com
The Wine Thief
There's a little olive tree in the window at The Wine Thief, a bright mural on the brick wall and a folding chalkboard out front announcing that the store's open. It's a homey little shop tucked in a homey row of shops on St. Clair, and when you walk in the door, you'll be shocked to find not homey clutter, not wine bins shoehorned next to each other and stacked into teetering columns, but space. Empty, gleaming space. You might think you're in the wrong place, but you're not. A rack with a dozen kinds of sake sways in the corner; Belgian ales stand on a small table; and to the left, shelves stretching the length of the store are loaded with wines. A-ha.
Katrina Wentzel, who owns the store with her husband Paul, says that they stock about 150 wines, and that's about all they want, though distributors have been trying to convince them to expand. "We're committed to staying small," she says. "We don't want to carry more; we want to be very selective. Everything has been hand-picked, which is uncommon."
The store, which opened in mid-August, is the fruition of a years-long pipe dream, Wentzel says. "We were a little frustrated with the wine-buying process in town," she confesses. "Sometimes it seemed like you went to places that were very intimidating and other times people didn't have any knowledge to share. We found great pleasure in finding those great bargains. It was fun to find them and we thought, wouldn't it be great to open a place where that would be our selection."
Almost all the wine in the store is under $20. The bottles are arranged by color-coded styles: fruity, spicy, bold, crisp, harmonious, sweet, and fizzy. Wentzel says that's so their customers can feel more confident while venturing into unknown territory. "If somebody comes in and says, 'I like chardonnay,'" that's not very helpful, she says. "There are oaky chardonnays, fruity chardonnays, crisp chardonnays, unoaked chardonnays.... We set up this store so people can experiment safely and grow their palette and still be affordable."
The place is homey in its conception as well. The Wentzels moved into a house in the neighborhood 11 years ago; they are deeply committed to the community. They've promised the neighborhood they won't carry hard liquor, though it's allowed under their license. They've got displays featuring the menu wines of the Groveland Tap and Heartland, which is across the street.
"We're all neighborhood-owned," says Wentzel. "We wanted to help each other. Our dream was not to create some empire but to create a neighborhood store."The Wine Thief, 1787 St. Clair Ave., St. Paul; 651.698.9463
Red on the left, white on the right. At the newborn chain store WineStyles, it's that simple to know wines. Advice from the handsome WineStyles brochure: "Don't get lost in a sea of labels, or labor over the correct pronunciation of Sangiovese or Montepulciano..." Just pick a color. Or rather, an adjective within a color. Reds come in fruity, mellow, bold, and nectar. Whites come in crisp, smooth, rich, and bubbly.
The concept of sorting wines by style isn't unique to this fast-growing string of franchises, but whereas some stores use the layout to invite customers to begin educating themselves about wine, WineStyles is aggressively selling the idea that you don't need to educate yourself about wine. Ever. As long as you've got plastic in your pocket and a WineStyles on your way home--and with stores in Stillwater, Shakopee, Mankato, and St. Louis Park, and another on the way in Chanhassen, that may soon be the case--all you need to know is fruity or mellow.
The trappings at WineStyles are a curious mix of the dunderheaded and the upper-crusted: In the corners of the store are Riedel glasses, expensive wine-drinking accessories in Eddie Bauer colors, and amusing cocktail games like Wineopoly. Yet the wines are stacked in tacky molded plastic cubbies that are supposed to look like somebody's Italian basement. ("Find yourself transported to an Old World wine cellar..." explains the brochure.)
Nevertheless, for some shoppers--especially those who've had a bad experience with big, confusing stores or snobby wine merchants--WineStyles is a welcome port. "It's more customer-friendly," says WineStyles salesperson Erin Johnson. "Most people, when they walk into the larger wine shops, kind of get lost. They don't really know where to look." WineStyles, 3840 Grand Way, St. Louis Park; 612.929.9463; and several other locations
Wine Time
Minnesota wine: It's not just for gift baskets any more.
Well, actually...a lot of it is. Wine Time, which specializes in wine from Minnesota vineyards, is a store within a store. It's a division of the aptly named Love From Minnesota gift shop, on Fairview near the Rosedale mall, which is packed to the rafters with everything Minnesotan you could image, from black bear slippers to rowboat bookshelves, from toy loons in several sizes to soup and salsa mixes.
Most of the Wine Time's customers aren't looking for a wine to have with dinner, according to manager Ginny Price. "People come in here, they're either going out of state or sending something to someone, so this is just one more thing we can put in a basket," she says. "We also have gift items, accessories, wine racks, and we custom-make baskets. And we ship."
Wine Time stocks wine from nine wineries, says Price, including Alexis Bailly, Wine Haven, and Carlos Creek; from each producer there are 10 or 12 selections. Bottles cost between $9.99 and $34, but most hover near $12.
Price has a few personal favorites. "There's a couple from Alexis Bailly which are real easy drinking table wines: a country white and country red," she says. "They're just real drinkable, they appeal to a lot of palates."
A bottle of maple syrup, a bag of wild rice, a loon key ring, some local chocolates, a State Fair jam: Now, to the quintessential Minnesota gift basket, we can add a bottle of wine.
And maybe this year we'll buy two bottles, so we can have one with dinner. Wine Time, 2471 Fairview Ave., Roseville; 651.697.0159
Cesare's Wine Shop and Marketplace
Somewhere in Minnesota there are people who spend on a bottle of wine what others spend on a month's rent. It's a safe bet that those people know about Cesare's, the Stillwater wine shop that opened about three months ago on the site where the old territorial prison burned down. Robert Alexander, one of the four owners of what he calls "the empire" (the Cesare's Wine Bar, a restaurant, opened about three years ago, four blocks from where the wine shop is now), says that the shop regularly sells $900 bottles of wine. Wine at the next level, from $200 to $600, pretty much flies out the door at the rate of about one bottle a day.
"We don't sell too much under $20," says Alexander. "When people come here, they tend to come here looking for that special bottle--something unique--and they're ready to pay some money for it."
At the same time, one of the reasons they come to him, says Alexander, is because they know he'll treat them right. "Our markup here is one and half times over list," he explains. "I get really upset when the Wine Spectator puts us in the expensive category. I really do want to beat somebody up."
His reasoning? It's all in the math. "I could buy swill at $1 a bottle and put it on the shelf for $4, and I'd be called cheap," he says. "But I buy $100 wine and sell it at $150 and I'm expensive."
Cesare (pronounced chez-ar-AY) is a common Italian man's name; Alexander and his wife Leslie, a co-owner, and the other owners, Kirsten Lysne and Rich Lay of south Minneapolis, are seasoned Italian travelers, so it's no surprise that most of the wine at Cesare's is Italian. Not all of it, though. "We've got wine from every country in the world that produces wine that we think is worthwhile, including from Lebanon," says Alexander. "We had 55 different styles of Pinot Noir way before the movie Sideways even came out."
All the wines that appear on the restaurant's 500-bottle list are sold in the shop. Most of them are from small producers, most of whom the Alexanders have met.
"There are very few of the foreign wines where we've not been to the region and in most cases met the producer," says Alexander. "We're definitely boutique--very few things here are mass produced."
They take good care of their wine, too--anything over $80 is stored in a mahogany-paneled, humidity-controlled room. "If we have to sit on a wine for five, seven, ten years, they know [the wine's] been taken care of," says Alexander. "People who are into that kind of thing, they know the questions to ask."
There's a big picture window in the side of the room, so you can ogle these top-shelf wines even if you're not going whip out the Visa: Fondling the bottles is, of course, discouraged, unless you're ready to cough up that rent money. Cesare's Wine Shop and Marketplace, 610 N. Main St., Suite 100, Stillwater; 651.439.7111
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Basically, can I make it so I can make an entire category where the post is published but isn't posted to the front page?


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Ive been asked many many times and I tried to answer by massages but its easier to do it as a journal entry. I have to start from far.
When I started to take photos serious and thought of going to a photo school. Ive been to one when I was a little kid, but now I thought I need the coolest photographer as a teacher. And one of the big commercial photographers here has a school more like a high courses. I brought my works that was just some photos of my friends who actually look like most of my models, and I was told to grow portfolio first and then to come again. Apart from poor portfolio the price was a bit high- 1500$ what I was willing to pay ( oh those times when I had money because I wasn't a photographer) but didn't pass the portfolio test. I made a group in Russian social net (like facebook) called foto for free. I offered free photo set to any who find me a good setting or make a nice idea. Sure I did some girls which are sometimes happen to be as good as boys , as model I mean! Than I offered set to a Sergei -hot guy I saw in net. He wasn't sure at the begin but I saw by amount of creepy soap camera photos that he want it. And he found a cool location-burn stables, brought a cute friend with him and we did a great set vishstudio.deviantart.com/art/… And it turned to be a bit gay you know guys playing with each other, giving looks or doing what was called 'friends spanks'. These two guys are from sambo sport section, and all friends after seeing new avatars wanted to do a set. Many of my model are from sambo…maybe 1/3 are from sambo. I also did one of they key figures in this sport here- vishstudio.deviantart.com/art/… didn't know who is he and still sorry that I charged him full price. After him all sambo kids were proud to have photos from me.
Other big source is one of the night club, which is not gay but they got go go dancers. And this are always really good-looking gays, but mostly bad models-lazy, late and queeny. But great bodies-like he is vishstudio.deviantart.com/art/…
To be a go go is a hard job and they dosn't stay for long in a club, but most of them are getting a photoset with me. Then there is a huge pack of bodybuilders. I made and advertisement in one of the big sport clubs vishstudio.deviantart.com/art/… -actually haven't got that many clients but I worked with some of the trainers like this twins vishstudio.deviantart.com/art/…
I can go like that for long, but there is already too many links so, here are some of my advises
Offer yourself on facebook
Get one cute hot guys, maybe pay him like 50 $ no nude, just some kind of a sportfolio
Work with girls-they got brothers)
Get a key person-a local star, sportsmen.
Make ad in the nearest sport clubs-some will ask for money-ignore it, find a place that will be happy to have a photographer working with them. Yoг place Ad and do some event photos in exchange.
Be open-some of the boys who looked bad on photos turned to be fantastic I'll post some examples.
Ill post more about how to work with models, maybe it will be useful for you guys.
Where do you get them ? by vishstudioWatch
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As a fellow photographer I like to read these things. What do you mean by a sports club? A gym?
Finding new ways to get models is always difficult. Do you approach people on the street? What do you say? I don't mind sharing some of my tips as well.
Keep up the good work.
Finding new ways to get models is always difficult. Do you approach people on the street? What do you say? I don't mind sharing some of my tips as well.
Keep up the good work.
Thanx for the nice journal! It seems things work very simmilarly for photos and drawings
i would like those tips on working with models!
thank u soo much !
good advice. "If you do some free shoots, others will pay." Did you find out how to make a good portfolio?
Thanks for your openness with the information. Thanks also for your talent and your taste in models!
Yay. I was waiting for a journal entry from you for this very reason. Interesting!
thank u so much! thi sis really good advice. now i know how to do it sort of i can seriously consider doing something like this.
that's really great to read as a story - very cool
thanks for sharing! i always find it difficult to find models.
thank you so much .. its great to experience that
your story is amazing.
you are one of my favorite photographers, even though there are many photos in your profile that i do not like. but on the other hand your works show that you did your best to make this great gallery.
waiting for more photographs.
LOL and always will continue to add them to my favorites.
you are one of my favorite photographers, even though there are many photos in your profile that i do not like. but on the other hand your works show that you did your best to make this great gallery.
waiting for more photographs.
LOL and always will continue to add them to my favorites.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge


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Quite by happenstance, Miss Brinson and Mrs. Stangherlin toured the newly opened Newseum during the 2007 Washington, DC three-day educational field trip. We returned to the Newseum in August, 2008, and Miss Brinson brainstromed a new angle: What if there was no news? and Stangherlin found the essential question: What's news? Fusing the concepts, we determined that it was be less stressful if we gave the students their What If and Essential Question and left the teams to determine a pivotal moment. To date, the change has met with success, and we have 4 presentations encompassing The Twenties, Nixon-Watergate, The Second Cold War, and 9-11. In addition, we moved from less stage time and more video footage to move students forward with film as the new text. By reducing the scale of the stage presentation, we also virtually remove the stress of many organizations vying for stage time--both for practice and presentation--during a competitive month.
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Less than 6 percent of this debt was approved by the voters. The Legislature skirts this constitutional requirement of voter approval by having public authorities, such as the MTA, the Dormitory Authority, the Empire State Development Corp., the Thruway Authority and the New York State Energy, Research and Development Authority, sell bonds, which the state is obligated to repay, if necessary.
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My husband and I are Conservative-Republicans — always have been and always will be. But we broke with tradition and decided to vote for President Kennedy for a second term.
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This study investigated the psychometric properties of the Humor Styles Questionnaire (HSQ) in measuring adolescent humor, including the relationship between humor and coping style, defense style, depressive symptoms, and adjustment in a non-clinical sample of adolescents.
Humor, coping, defense strategies, depressive symptoms, and adjustment were investigated in 94 adolescents aged 12–15.
The HSQ demonstrated adequate internal consistency. Inter-scale correlational patterns and scale means were similar for adolescents and adults. Convergent validity for the HSQ was supported by its relationship to: an adolescent-standardized humor defense scale; coping and defense strategies; and depressive symptoms and adjustment. Clinical utility of the HSQ was demonstrated by its unique contribution in predicting both depressive symptoms and adjustment above and beyond contributions from coping and defense composites.
The HSQ appears to be a psychometrically sound and clinically useful measure to assess humor dimensions in adolescents.
KeywordsAdolescence Humor Coping Defenses Depressive symptoms Adjustment Positive psychology
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- Adolescent Humor and its Relationship to Coping, Defense Strategies, Psychological Distress, and Well-Being
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- November 2006
- 10.1007/s10578-006-0034-5
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- 1573-3327
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- Adolescence
- Humor
- Coping
- Defenses
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- Adjustment
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Plants accumulate significant amounts of atmospheric mercury (Hg) in aboveground biomass, likely sequestering over 1,000 Mg of atmospheric Hg every year. This large mercury uptake could be strong enough to affect tropospheric Hg levels and might be partially responsible for seasonal variations in atmospheric Hg observed at Mace Head, Ireland. The fluctuations of Hg concentrations coincide temporally with the annual oscillation of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the Northern Hemisphere, which is a result of seasonal growth of vegetation. Therefore, declining Hg concentrations in spring and summer may be attributed in part to plant uptake of atmospheric Hg. Further, the increase of Hg concentrations during non-active vegetation periods might partially be due to plant-derived Hg emitting back to the atmosphere during carbon mineralization. The implications of these propositions are that past and future changes in biomass productivity and organic carbon pools may have had—and may continue to have—significant effects on atmospheric Hg levels. Specifically, large losses in soil and biomass carbon pools in the last 150 years could have contributed significantly to observed increases in atmospheric Hg pollution. The roles of vegetation and terrestrial carbon pools should receive detailed consideration on how they might attenuate or exacerbate atmospheric Hg pollution.
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The phrase became popular for being in the opening narration of Star Trek:
The idea is that the space is the final frontier for the man to cross to be able to explore new worlds. The previous frontiers would have been on Earth itself, when mankind crossed oceans to explore new continents, for example.
"The frontier" is often used to describe the farthest reaches of civilization (or whatever's viewed as civilized by the speaker). So in the early years of the US, what was considered the frontier by settlers advanced slowly West across the continent. The frontier is usually considered the province of the explorer or the early settler.
By the 60s (when Star Trek popularized the phrase as noted by Bruno R.), humanity had to look beyond the surface of the Earth for the frontier.
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