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Ankylosing spondylitis
* Not a rare disease
Other Names for this Disease
- Ankylosing spondyloarthritis
- Bechterew syndrome
- Marie-Strumpell spondylitis
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arthritis that mainly affects the spine. It usually begins with inflammation of the joints between the pelvic bones and spine, gradually spreading to the joints between the vertebrae. Signs and symptoms usually begin in adolescence or early adulthood and may include back pain and stiffness. Back movement gradually becomes more limited as the vertebrae fuse together.[1] The condition may also affect the shoulders; ribs; hips; knees; and feet; as well as the eyes; bowel; and very rarely, the heart and lungs.[2] AS is likely caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors; variations in several genes are thought to affect the risk to develop AS.[1] In most cases, treatment involves exercise and medications to relieve pain and inflammation.[2]Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a type of chronic, inflammatory
Last updated: 2/9/2015
- Ankylosing spondylitis. Genetics Home Reference. September, 2014; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/ankylosing-spondylitis.
- What Is Ankylosing Spondylitis?. NIAMS. November, 2014; http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Ankylosing_Spondylitis/ankylosing_spondylitis_ff.asp.
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- Genetics Home Reference (GHR) contains information on Ankylosing spondylitis. This website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
- MayoClinic.com provides information about ankylosing spondylitis. Click on the link above to access this information.
- MedlinePlus was designed by the National Library of Medicine to help you research your health questions, and it provides more information about this topic.
- The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS) support research into the causes, treatment, and prevention of arthritis and musculoskeletal and skin diseases, the training of basic and clinical scientists to carry out this research, and the dissemination of information on research progress in these diseases. Click on the link to view information on this topic.
- The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) has a report for patients and families about this condition. NORD is a patient advocacy organization for individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.
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- Medscape Reference provides information on this topic. You may need to register to view the medical textbook, but registration is free.
- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders. Each entry has a summary of related medical articles. It is meant for health care professionals and researchers. OMIM is maintained by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
- Orphanet is a European reference portal for information on rare diseases and orphan drugs. Access to this database is free of charge.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Ankylosing spondylitis. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
Other Names for this Disease
- Ankylosing spondyloarthritis
- Bechterew syndrome
- Marie-Strumpell spondylitis
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It kind of sneaked up on me, to be honest. But it's been ten years almost to the day since Brian Cronin sent me a private message over the CBR forums saying, "I think you should write for the blog." Continue Reading »
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He wasn't a superstar like Neal Adams or Jack Kirby but to fans of my generation, Murphy Anderson was DC Comics. He was the look of the company throughout the sixties, the same way Dan DeCarlo was for Archie or Kirby was for Marvel. And now he's gone, at the age of 89. Continue Reading »
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2015 has been rough for us; we've had to cancel so many things this year I honestly thought we wouldn't be able to do any kind of traveling at all. But then the printshop where I occasionally work needed a brochure job delivered to the Tokeland Hotel, and I volunteered to go. It was kind of a work trip but not a LOT of work, just a courier job basically, and with the shop picking up gas money for the first part of the trip and the hotel spotting us a room for the night, we could afford the rest of it. Continue Reading »
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Simon McLean (21) was performing outside the Scottish Shop in
George St on Monday with a busking permit and the store's
permission when a noise control officer told him to move.
The incident has angered many residents, including Margaret
Barber, who was left wondering what the world was coming to.
"I am absolutely appalled at the small-mindedness of the
business people who have complained. Most of the businesses
in the main street have billboards cluttering up the street.
These are more of a nuisance than Simon is.
"These business people need to get a life. At least it is
decent music and enjoyed by many people. I have heard Simon
playing and must say he is an accomplished musician . . .
"Simon is a good ambassador for our city and an attraction to
the many tourists who visit our city via the many cruise
While most George St businesses spoken to by the Otago
Daily Times were shocked and disappointed Mr McLean had
been moved on, two businesses said they were pleased.
An anonymous business owner said the bagpipes were painful
and annoying to listen to.
"It's OK for residents. They don't have him standing outside
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Many of the businesses who supported Mr McLean said the
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noisy buses instead.
Mornington resident Marion Potter said the council action was
"surprising and petty", given Dunedin was a place of Scottish
ancestry in the midst of celebrating Robbie Burns' 250th
She was also upset the council could act so quickly to hush a
piper in George St and yet be so slow to get her Mornington
neighbours to turn down their stereo.
Happy Hens owner Yvonne Sutherland said the incident was
"utter nonsense and an embarrassment for Dunedin".
"Bring back the pipes. I can't believe the stupidity of the
bagpipe ban."
DCC environmental health team leader Ros MacGill said the
council received five complaints in four days from George St
businesses about Mr McLean's music-making and she stood by
the council's decision.
• Mr McLeod blew in the face of the council and was playing
in George St again yesterday.
"I took the risk and played in places where I hadn't had
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Having read this outrage, it doesn't surprise me that PCness
and Nanni-ism would happen in Scotland too. Canadian
bagpipers have had to deal with the same tiresome,
petty-bureaucrud, nonsense as this lad now faces. So the lad
is a championship piper - kindly leave him well enough alone
and let him earn his pitence; at least he's not selling crack
to children or molesting women is he?.
He's further more contributing to keeping the majesty and
power of the Great Highland Bagpipe alive and that is
something you lot on that city council should be greatful
To this lad I would encourage him to bring all his piping
friends and drummers along too, while he's at it, inform all
piping organizations in Scotland including the Royal Scottish
Pipe Band Association of this travesty.
Far too many times, we pipers are confronted by prejudice and
bigotry toward our instrument and our form of music
- yes music, not noise, not caterwalling but music.
I would love to know what your Isla St-Claire would have to
say about young people who only wish to preserve their form
of Scottish music, but who must then deal with prejuduice and
bigotry from their own countrymen. Bagpipers of the world
Interesting option for your poll, 'Yes, I thought Dunedin was
a Scottish City'. Those, of course, were the days before the
current 'Chinese Democracy'. Perhaps Mr McLean would be
supported more if he took up playing the GuZheng?
I enjoy the bagpipes, in small doses. I can understand
shopkeeprs becoming irate if Mr McLean was playing outside
their door all day and every day.
Is it not possible for him to move around, so that no one
gets too full a dose?
On the one hand, it seems pretty harsh to ban Mr McLean. He's
not using amplification, or staying in any one place too
long, and his repertoire is a lot larger than most pipers you
On the other hand, the Highland pipes are probably the
loudest purely acoustic instrument known to humanity - most
pipers wear earplugs to play the things. I would suggest to
Mr McLean that it might be an idea to pick up the Lowland
pipes, which are not blown, and which are a much more
manageable volume for passers-by.
The people I believe need banned are the pan-pipe players.
Those guys are using a sound system (which I'm pretty sure is
illegal) and play nothing but the most atrocious and
hackneyed material (My Heart Will Go On, anyone?) over and
over again, to the accompaniment of a pre-sequenced
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Energy Execs Get Nervous: Feds To Reopen Investigation Into Enron Manipulating Electricity Prices
There are some (a lot?) of former Enron traders and execs in town who might have thought they had safely weathered the investigation into whether that company manipulated electricity prices in California in 2000, causing a crisis.
They may have to think again.
FERC (the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) has reopened the investigation, according to an order issued Monday, as part of an eventual response to a federal appellate ruling that said FERC's initial investigation had been too narrow.
As one electricity-markets expert explained it to us:
Initially, FERC looked at a specific time period during the West Coast power crisis to search for market manipulation. The 9th US District is pushing the Commission to look at the ENTIRE time period. Even if no additional culprits are found, it will do more than beat a dead horse -- it will no doubt repeat more egregiousness from the usual suspects. And most of those usual suspects (Reliant, Enron, Dynegy, etc) were either HQ'd or had offices in Houston trading the West.
A good majority of the players are still in the business. Almost all has been forgiven, if not forgotten (by the smaller utilities forced under duress to sign contracts for power for many years in the future at 20x the going rate).
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O'Driscoll says FERC does not formally consider it a "reopening" of the initial investigation.
The Commission is acting on remand from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Based on that guidance from the 9th Circuit, FERC is ordering a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge in which parties seeking refunds can present evidence demonstrating that a seller violated applicable rules or tariffs and that the violation affected the negotiation of bilateral contract, resulting in unjust and unreasonable rates.
The ALJ will make a determination on these factual questions for each seller and present the findings to the Commission to determine next steps, if any.
Still, some people should be at least nervous.
The California crisis was where Enron traders were heard laughing about what was going on in recorded calls found by investigators, including this exchange:
Employee 1: "All the money you guys stole from those poor grandmothers in California?
Employee 2: "Yeah, Grandma Millie man.
Employee 1: "Yeah, now she wants her fucking money back for all the power you've charged right up, jammed right up her ass for fucking $250 a megawatt hour."
Enron: Not missed.
Some utilities have settled their claims; the litigation obviously drags on for others.
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When you get big names in a movie, with Big Actors, (Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christopher Waltz, Jhon C. Reilly) and Big Director (Roman Polanski) you expect some kind of a Masterpiece.
While this movie is really far from that, it was very entertaining, but I felt like, more than a movie I was watching some kind of acting exercise or more specifically an acting class, this could have work excellent on stage. Again this is another movie, with "normal" people, a little bit middle upper class people. A little pretentious for me as well, but at the end of the day, people. Nop, the story doesn't go anyway but it was entertaining. It can be really boring for some viewers so, is really not for everybody so I cannot 100% recommend. If you like Woody Allens movies, then go ahead and watch this, because definitely has a vibe of it.
It's funny you mentioned that it "could have work excellent on stage," because CARNAGE is based on an actual play, and the script is co-written by the playwright and director Roman Polanski.
I thoroughly enjoyed CARNAGE, so much so that I'd say it's one of the best films of 2011. The performances are sublime, the dialogue is razor-sharp, the characters are delightfully insane, the humor is dark and unapologetic, and Polanski brings out of the best in the actors and the material. I've never had so much fun spending time with such unpleasant characters. Haha! Most critics have stated that the play is superior, but considering I'll probably never see the play, I'm pretty content with the film adaptation.
Thanks for posting this review! It has reminded me that I need to purchase this film on Blu-ray ASAP!
^^^agree strider. Carnage is def one of the best films of 2011. I need to purchase this as well. I couldn't get enough after watching it the first time. Everything about it was divine. The acting was SENSATIONAL. Unapologetic is a perfect word for that type of carnage.


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We got an unexpected phone call yesterday from KSTP 5 Eyewitness news reporter Jay Kolls in response to our post about Mayor R.T. Rybak taking to Facebook to deny the station's claim that he was considering not running for re-election.
Kolls emphatically stands by his report. "Absolutely, 100% standing by it. He says it on tape!"
Mayor Rybak attacked KSTP's reporting in a Sunday night Facebook post that left little room for doubt.
"Wrong!" Rybak wrote the post linking to the KSTP report. "Gotta laugh when a reporter almost literally makes a story up by taking very neutral comments and a 'source' who doesn't know what their [SIC] talking about."
But Kolls says that it's as simple as listening to the KSTP tape of Rybak's own words.
"If you're the reporter and he says to you, 'I don't know if I'm running again,' what do you do with it?" Kolls says. "I mean, he's the most popular mayor in 25 years, he's never hinted at not running for re-election again, he said it at the very end of the interview -- I played it at the end of my piece, not at the beginning, because I'm like, 'This is interesting!'"
So Kolls was surprised to awake Monday morning to see the news of Rybak trashing him on Facebook.
"I take great exception because his quote on his Facebook says I made it up," Kolls says. "I'm furious about that. You can say you disagree with tone, what the implied message was -- I get that crap all the time. But do not tell 10,000 followers on Facebook I made it up."
Mayor Rybak's office declined comment, saying, "We're just gonna let this one lie."
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October 2014 - I have travelled through this airport many times and it is terrible. Lack of facilities, lack of hygiene, questionable security, rude passengers. Cold, stone floors and metal chairs. Bathrooms that make a barnyard seem nice by comparison.
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Louis and Nicolas get into a catfight
[Louis is wearing his uniform (white puffy shirt, brown breeches, boots). Nikki is wearing a black frock coat and culottes with white shirt and stockings. His hair is tied back with black ribbon]
Nikki: You know that Lestat is only attracted to you because you look like me, right?
Louis: *sarcastically* That must be why he had a daughter with me. And why our relationship outlasted yours by, oh I dont know, a few centuries? Give or take?
Nikki: We had (implied) sex.
Louis: We had a sexy reunion scene
Nikki: I can play the violin.
Louis: I own HUGE tracts of land. (sorry, Python joke)
Nikki: Im prettier.
Louis: I get more pages in his book.
Nikki: Fop.
Louis: Poseur.
Nikki: Emo!
Louis: Crazy!
Nikki: Pyro!
Louis: Slut!
Lestat: *enters the room* Now, now, boys. There is enough of moi to go around. *smiles*
Louis and Nikki: *slap lestat* YOU STAY OUT OF THIS!
Lestat: *eyes get big, blue, and full of (blood) tears*
Louis: (to Nikki) I think I may like you.
Nikki: Ill let you play my violin.
Louis and Nikki: *walk off, laving Lestat to blubber on the floor*
Lestat: (to an empty room) Does no one love meeee?
Armand: *walks up* *looks down at Lestat*
Lestat: Armand! *extends hand, looks relieved (still on the floor, btw)*
Armand: *kicks Lestat in the face* *smirk* *walks away*
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The name-calling was the best. ^_^
i wanted to be sure that nikki was the first to dissolve into name-calling cuz he's so cah-ra-zay.
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More of the same from Paul Ryan [1].
A full repeal of the ACA? Check. Cuts in food assistance? Check. Medicaid cuts? Check again. All these cuts add up in Ryan's mind to economic growth and a balanced budget. It boggles the mind.
I think I've plumbed the depths of the impoverished libertarian vision; what I find baffling about Ryan's proposal is its purported moral (and even religious) message. It seems like nothing more than a mobilization of the Calvinist distinction between the damned and the Elect. And what a wonderful world in which to be one of the latter. Has conservative Catholicism crossed over to the side of radical puritanism?
Links[1] http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/02/us/politics/paul-ryan-budget.html?hp&_r=0
[2] https://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php?v=300
[3] https://www.commonwealmagazine.org/domestic-affairs
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Breaking: Oil Has Spread Into Florida Waters Open To Fishing
With the headline "All Florida Waters Open to Fishing," the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission claims the "state's recreational and commercial fisheries have not been affected by the oil spill." But a Wonk Room analysis finds that oil has spread into areas of the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast that are still open to commercial and recreational fishing. An image of the Gulf taken early this morning by the European Envisat radar satellite and processed by the Center for Southeastern Tropical Advanced Remote Sensing at the University of Miami shows the main body of the BP slick extending for hundreds of miles south from the mouth of Mobile Bay. Nearly all of the visible slick is within the boundaries of fisheries closure established by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
However, part of a slick twenty miles long and five miles wide is in open state waters less than seven miles off the barrier islands of Pensacola Bay, and a twenty-five-mile ribbon of oil is in the open federal waters south of Destin:
Map created by the Center for American Progress Action Fund from Google Earth, NOAA's June 3, 2010 fisheries closure map and Envisat's June 3, 2010 radar image of the Gulf of Mexico processed by the University of Miami's CSTARS group.
Communicating by email, remote sensing scientist John Amos, the president of environmental imaging non-profit SkyTruth, confirmed the Wonk Room's analysis that there are oil slicks and sheens outside the boundaries of the fisheries closure after reviewing the satellite imagery.
With the headline "All Florida Waters Open to Fishing," the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission dangerously claims the "state's recreational and commercial fisheries have not been affected by the oil spill":
As millions of gallons of oil and over a million gallons of toxic dispersants have spewed into the ocean since the explosion of BP's exploratory rig 45 days ago, NOAA has expanded the area closed to fishing to a present-day 37 percent of the Gulf, and some state waters in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama have been closed. A federal fisheries disaster declared earlier for Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama has been expanded to Florida.
However, NOAA administrator Jane Lubchenco, National Incident Commander Thad Allen, and BP CEO Tony Hayward continue to express doubts that plumes of oil and dispersants are invisibly contaminating the Gulf.
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,6/4/10: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's saltwater fishing public information officer, Lee Schlesinger, was contacted by the Wonk Room today and questioned why Florida has not closed its waters that have been contaminated by oil. This evening, while failing to close waters contaminated by oil, the FWC issued an "advisory" that "oil from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill could soon reach coastal waters" in Northwest Florida and people should "avoid any oil they might encounter on the water while fishing or boating."


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Results tagged "Silver Award" from Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama
Six girls from Troop 9327 developed a scavenger hunt patch program for the Alabama Department of Archives and History. The girls developed the pamphlet for the hunt, which walks participants through the Hands on Gallery and the Museum of Alabama. The girls also designed the patch, and donated the design to the Department.
The Girl Scouts chose this idea from a list of options they developed with a focus on providing enrichment activities to older kids' groups. They worked on their project during their regular meetings - this helped them to set target dates and goals, and to stay on track.
The girls state that, through their Silver Award project, We learned a lot about Alabama history. We had to go to the Museum of Alabama so many times to develop the questions and test the scavenger hunt that we feel like we have memorized us. You can ask us how many pigs are in the diorama or how to make cornbread in the 1800's and we can tell you! We also learned about how to plan long-range and work with a group."
The Girl Scouts hope that older kids will appreciate the Museum of Alabama, and provide some funds for the ADAH too. They are very proud of their project.
UPDATE; Governor Robert Bentley signed a proclamation recognizing Alivia and Shelby for their project. Congratuations, girls!
At right, Girl Scouts Alivia and Shelby of Troop 9162 deliver the hot/cold therapy bags and door jammers that they sewed for residents of a local assisted living facility.
They worked with an advisor to design the bags, learned new sewing skills, spent time getting to know the residents and presented the therapy bags and door jammers. They spent 46 hours working on their project, as well as completing the other requirements to earn their Silver Award.
Shelby reported:"I learned how to make therapy bags and how door jammers make doors quiet. I learned how to work alone and with another person on a project. I learned it feels good to make an elderly person happy. I accomplished a lot of sewing and making the elderly feel good and happy."
Excellent work, Alivia and Shelby! Congratulations on earning your Silver Award!
Congratulations to Katie Holtzcher of Troop 9157, who did a wonderful Silver Award project.
Katie collected toiletry items and sewed personal necessity kits out of washcloths to hold the items. She made about 300 bags and sent them to an orphanage in Uganda through a foundation called Global Impact.
Congratulations are also due to Laura Puranen, 9157 Troop Leader, for supporting and encouraging her girls. Wonderful job to you both!
Lisa and Sophie, of Troop 7098, earned their Silver Awards. Their project was making and installing 40 plant posts that will be used to identify plants at the Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve in Auburn. We are extremely proud of these two girls who designed, got the material donations, built and installed the posts, which are a wonderful addition to the facility.
We interviewed Lisa and Sophie about their project:
How did you come up with your idea?
Sophie: I told Lisa about working at the summer camp they do there every year and we both thought it would be fun to do a project there, so we contacted Mrs. Jen Lolly and started our project.
Lisa:I started eliminating things I didn't want to do and I came across the Forest Ecology Preserve.
Were you intimidated by the scale of the project?
Sophie: A little bit. At first you do not think that 50 hours of work is that much, but after working for what seems like a very long time and you relieze that you have only added up to 10 hours it starts to get intimidating.
Lisa:A little bit. I knew I had the rest of the year. We broke it up into different steps and just went through them one at a time.
How did you keep up the momentum for the project?
Sophie: Just the thought of what it would be when we are done :)
Were you ever discouraged?
Sophie: Just a tiny bit towards the end. When we still had a lot of hours to fill in and not much time to do so.
Lisa:A little bit at the end because we had to start thinking of deadlines.
What did you do to overcome that?
Sophie: We started working longer and harder
Lisa:I just remembered that it was almost over.
How will people benefit from this?
Sophie: People will be able to identify plants easier, maybe to the point to where they are as familiar with the plants as with the McDonalds sign!
Lisa: People will benefit from these because they will have the information right then and there without having to do much more then look at the sign.
How did you feel after you finished?
Sophie: It felt great that we had done such a huge project that the community would benefit from.
Lisa: It felt like a job well done and I could take a break.
Thanks, Lisa and Sophie, for sharing your process with us!
Do you have a Bronze, Silver, or Gold Award story that you would like to share? We especially want to hear what girls have to say about their award process. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. We would love to feature it on our Girl Blog!
Want to learn more about girls' award experience, or meet potential community partners? Attend the Leadership Celebration event on April 13, 2013.
Join older girls from Southern Alabama and Florida Panhandle for Silver and Gold training under the new Journeys standards. Girls must bring leader or advisor and adults are limited to the suggested girl/adult ratio. Girls will do training for awards, leadership development, team building and fun activities.
Where: Camp Kugelman in Lillian
Check in: 9 a.m. Saturday, August 28
Check Out: 10 a.m. Sunday, August 29
Cost: $25 girls and adults (includes meals, snacks, lodging, materials)
Optional Night: Friday- Sunday, $30 check in 8 p.m. Friday (includes snack Friday night and Breakfast Sat.)
Grade Levels: Open to 6th-12th grade girls interested in earning the Silver or Gold award
Minimum: 18; maximum 50
Registrations due: Mobile Service Center by August 13
Contact: Mary Anne Brutkiewicz, ext. 1202 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Note: This is a collaboration between Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama and Girl Scouts of the Florida Panhandle. Future Take Action weekends will take place at other camps in our jurisdiction.
The Corinne Jeannine Schillings Foundation is dedicated to preserving the memory of Corinne Schillings, a 26- year-old woman who lost her life in the Baltimore Water Taxi accident on March 6, 2004. Corinne was a Silver Award Girl Scout and a 1999 graduate of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. Corinne received her undergraduate degree in foreign languages, majoring in Italian; she also studied Spanish, French, and Portuguese. She spent two semesters studying in Italy, first in Florence and then Milan. During her study abroad in Florence, Corinne met her future fiancé, Andrew Roccella, who also died in the accident. Corinne believed strongly in higher education for women and in learning about various cultures through language. The foundation will award scholarships and grants to deserving young women who reflect Corinne's aspirations, values, and enthusiasm for life.
Scholarship: The foundation will award scholarships to deserving young women who have earned the Girl Scout Gold or Silver Award and who plan to or are currently pursuing a college major or minor in foreign language. This scholarship is renewable.
Grant: The foundation will provide airfare for a Silver or Gold Award Girl Scout who plans to study abroad, regardless of her major/minor. It is not necessary to be a scholarship recipient to apply for this one-time grant; nor are scholarship recipients excluded from applying. This grant is not renewable.
Application Deadline: May 15
For further information about Corinne, the foundation, or to obtain the downloadable scholarship and grant applications, visit the foundation's Web site at: http://www.cjsfoundation.org or contact by email at: email@example.com or by phone at: 708-957-3684 or 630-886-0507.


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Ten Sleep Climbing Festival Poster & Guidebook Information
It's that time of year — when I get too busy with climbing and friends and yoga teaching and planning this AWESOME Bighorn Climbers' Coalition (BCC) event to spend my time writing training articles. I hope you are enjoying your summer season so far! If you're looking for training information here, just check out the Improve Climbing! portion of the site. Otherwise, I hope to see you at the Ten Sleep Climbing Festival on July 2, and also at the International Climbers' Festival in Lander from July 13-16.
Or at a yoga class…or just out climbing…or hanging out at the Ten Sleep Brewing Company or Dirty Sally's on a rest day…etc., etc., etc.
Don't forget to show your support for the local climbing organization (Bighorn Climbers' Coalition for Ten Sleep Canyon and the Bighorn Basin/Mountains area) while you're here, either by joining the coalition ($25 for an annual membership) or simply by purchasing a copy of Aaron Huey's latest Ten Sleep Canyon guidebook. The 2016 Xerox-Style Punk Rock Guide to Ten Sleep is 290 pages of (mostly) black and white glory and will be available for only $25 . All the same great beta and routes, with some corrections (and some new falsifications!), and comes complete with dozens of vintage punk rock fliers!
A special shout out to Aaron Huey, as he has donated all his work for this BCC fundraiser guide and has given up any connection to author profits so that the BCC can use the profits to continue its work maintaining the routes, trails, and relationships.
THIS GUIDEBOOK WILL NOT BE SOLD IN STORES OUTSIDE TEN SLEEP! So pick one up in Ten Sleep or head over to the BCC website to order your copy today! (Book will be available in almost every Ten Sleep business and online by June 15th.)
Maintaining Strength During the Climbing Season
Do you ditch training entirely during the climbing season, and just climb for months on end as your training?
Let me start by saying that if you just want to climb and you don't mind a) losing strength gains gradually over the course of the season; and b) potentially incurring some repetitive use injuries or muscle imbalances, you should go right ahead with this plan.
However, if you would like to avoid a) and b) both, you'll likely want to keep some of the strength training elements from your off-season training plans in play during your on-season. You will just want to severely taper down the volume of each workout as well as the frequency of workouts. You do this to avoid cutting into your actual climbing performance as much as possible.
The question changes from "How much of this type training can I get away with and still make gains?" to "How little of this type of training can I get away with without losing my gains?"
You shift the focus of your lens to performance climbing, but strength work has to stay in the periphery, as does opposition muscle work, for best results in terms of strength maintenance and overall body balance.
The steps I take in my program involve the following:
- Examine my list of strength-training exercises I do in the off season, and try to whittle out any that I don't deem completely necessary. This is hard for me as there's a reason for each exercise I do!
- With that list in hand, I prioritize the exercises, and split them into two or three shorter lists of 3 to 6 exercises that can be done together. Each list represents one short workout. I am free to combine them if I want to stack workouts, though – it's up to me!
- In each workout, I do way fewer sets of each exercise. I still try to lift heavy, though – this is strength maintenance, after all.
- I try to not go to failure. I definitely try to leave one rep in the tank, lifting to fatigue rather than failure. I lift the same weight I have been lifting throughout my strength-training cycle. Sometimes I even add weight, as I have consistently gotten stronger during my climbing seasons the past few years, too.
- I lift far less frequently. I aim to get a lifting session in at least once a month (working to hit all lifts on my list at least 1x a month), but no more than 2x a month.
- I try to lift when it interferes with my outdoor climbing performance the least – when I know I'll have a bunch of rest after lifting. But at the same time, if that month deadline looms, I bite the bullet and lift anyhow (usually!).
- I understand that lifting during my performance season may negatively impact my performance in the short-term, immediate future. Over the long-term, the benefits of keeping my muscles strong and balanced outweighs this short-term drain on performance.
By keeping lifting in play through the climbing season, you may actually end your season stronger in terms of pure strength than you started it. You also will be working more on climbing fitness, movement, tactics, and technique throughout your season(s) outside. This means that by the end of your season, you may be experiencing new peaks in performance that weren't possible the previous season. And then, you'll repeat for better results in the future.


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AUSTIN (November 27, 2013) The state's first $5 million second-tier Mega Millions Megaplier winner bought the winning ticket at a Sac-N-Pac store in Buda.
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"Skyfall," the latest installment in the James Bond franchise, recently debuted. With Sam Mendes in the director's chair, the film has generated a lot of buzz, leaving fans anticipating high-flying stunts and tantalizing encounters with Daniel Craig's beautiful costars. This year also marks the 50th anniversary of the first Bond movie, "Dr. No," making it a great time to reminisce on the leading ladies that have enraptured the British spy. For decades, Bond girls have embodied cutting edge sex appeal with their alluring looks – below we'll give you tips on how to copy their eye-catching makeup aesthetic.
"Skyfall" (2012) – Sévérine
French actress Bérénice Marlohe is the most recent woman to enjoy the limelight attached with being a Bond girl. Movie posters show her character Sévérine sporting shadowy eyes and long lashes that are great for a night out with the girls or that special someone. To get lashes that are camera ready, it's essential to choose a mascara that can separate and condition lashes to eliminate clumps and maximize length and thickness.
"A View to a Kill" (1985) – May Day
Roger Moore's Bond gets to enjoy multiple Bond girls in this film, including one who defied the typical standards of beauty – May Day, played by model and actress Grace Jones. Throughout the film, May Day makes sure her eyes remain the star attraction by applying a wine red eyeshadow and matching blush. Instead of using a standard shadow, opt for a liquid eye gloss to add an extra pop of shine.
"The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977) – Anya Amasova
Barbara Bach became an international sex symbol when she seduced the world in her role as Russian agent XXX Anya Amasova with her innocent doe eyes and full lips. To enhance the appearance of your pout, apply lip plumper that facilitates the natural production of collagen. Look for an option that stimulates circulation as well to keep your lips vibrant and healthier than ever.
"The Man with the Golden Gun" (1974)/"Octopussy" (1983) – Andrea Anders
Andrea Anders, played by Maud Adams, spent a fair amount of time showing off her figure on the beach and was such a hit that producers brought her back to star in a second Bond film. In "Golden Gun" she is frequently seen with highlighter under her brow line. Get the look by applying an eye highlighter under your brows instead of the corners of your eyes.
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969) – Tracy Bond
Tracy Bond was the only woman to convince 007 to settle down and get married. Diana Rigg, now 73, played the spy's blushing bride, but her character didn't survive the movie, leaving Bond to find new loves in subsequent sequels. She sported iconic '60s winged lashes and natural face makeup. You can get all the tools and products to pull this look off by purchasing an eyelash kit that features a lash curler, mascara and eyeliner.
"Dr. No" (1962) – Honey Ryder
Ursula Andress was cast as the original Bond girl, Honey Ryder. When she emerged out of the ocean in a stunning white bikini with a knife strapped to the side (a look that Halle Berry emulates in her turn as a Bond girl in "Die Another Day"), men couldn't take their eyes off her and women wanted to be her. Part of the allure was her tanned skin, which highlighted her bright blue eyes. You can get her sun-kissed shimmer with a bronzer that can enhance your natural color without extended exposure to UV rays.


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